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MILITARY  MINUTES 


OF  THE 


COUNCIL  OF  APPOINTMENT 


OF  THE 


STATE  OF  NEW  YORK, 


1783— 1821. 


COMPILED  AND  EDITED  BY 

HUGH  HASTINGS,  State  Historian^ 

HENRY  HARMON  NOBLE,  Chief  Clerk. 


PUBLISHED  BY  THE  STATE  OF  NEW   YORK. 


Volume   II ♦ 


■  i -.i,  s*A 


Albany : 

JAMES  B.  LYON,  STATE  PRINTER. 

1901. 


3224  60 


VOLUME  II. 


DANIEL  D.  TOMPKINS,  GOVERNOR. 

Daniel  D.  Tompkins,  fourth  governor  of  New  York,  was  born  at  1807. 
the  Fox  Meadows,  in  the  present  town  of  Scarsdale,  Westchester 
county,  June  21,  1774;  graduated  from  Columbia  College  1795; 
admitted  to  the  bar  1797;  delegate  to  the  Constitutional  Convention 
of  1801 ;  elected  to  the  assembly  of  1803;  elected  to  congress  in  1804, 
he  never  took  his  seat,  for  he  was  appointed  July  2,  1804,  to  the 
Supreme  Court  bench  to  succeed  James  Kent,  appointed  chief  jus- 
tice in  place  of  Morgan  Lewis,  elected  governor;  governor  of  the 
state  1807-1817;  in  command  of  the  third  United  States  military 
district  during  the  second  war  with  Great  Britain;  vice-president 
of  the  United  States  1817-1825;  unsuccessful  candidate  for  governor 
against  DeWitt  Clinton  in  1820;  delegate  to  and  president  of  the 
Constitutional  Convention  of  1821;  died  at  Tompkinsville,  Staten 
Island,  June  11,  1825,  aged  fifty-one  years. 


The  thirty-first  session  of  the  legislature  began  January  26,  1808. 
Dr.  Alexander  Sheldon  of  Montgomery,  a  supporter  of  DeWitt 
Clinton,  was  chosen  speaker  of  the  assembly.  February  1st  the 
new  Council  of  Appointment,  all  followers  of  Mr.  Clinton,  took 
charge  of  the  state's  patronage:  Benjamin  Coe  of  Orange,  Peter  C. 
Adams  of  Green,  John  Veeder  of  Schenectady,  and  Nathan  Smith 
of  Ulster.  The  Council  began  proceedings  by  restoring  Mr.  Clin- 
ton to  the  mayoralty  of  New  York  and  all  his  friends  to  the  offices 
which  they  had  lost  the  year  before.  March  18th  the  Council 
appointed  to  office  three  men  who  afterward  became  prominent  in 


1808. 


950  Annual  "Report  of  the 

civil  life  in  the  state  and  nation:  John  W.  Taylor,  later  speaker  of 
the  House  of  Representatives,  and  Samuel  Young-,  later  speaker 
of  the  assemblv,  state  senator  and  unsuccessful  candidate  for  eov- 
ernor  against  De  Witt  Clinton,  in  1824  were  appointed  justices  of 
the  peace  of  Ballston,  and  Martin  Van  Buren  was  appointed  surro- 
gate of  Columbia  county.  The  patronage  of  the  state  was  thor- 
oughly revolutionized  before  the  end  of  the  year. 

The  legislature  that  was  elected  in  April  met  at  the  state  capitol 
for  a  week's  session  November  1,  1808,  for  the  purpose  of  choosing 
presidential  electors.  James  W.  Wilkin  of  Orange  was  selected  as 
speaker  of  the  assembly.  A  strong  sentiment  prevailed  to  instruct 
the  electors  from  New  York  in  favor  of  George  Clinton  for  president 
of  the  United  States,  but  in  the  end  the  electors  were  chosen  without 
reference  to  their  individual  preferences.  By  the  result  of  the 
general  election  James  Madison  of  Virginia  was  chosen  president 
and  George  Clinton  of  New  York  vice-president. 

STATE. 

John  McLean,  commissary  of  military  stores,  vice  Gerard  Steddi- 
ford,  superseded. 

SARATOGA    COUNTY. 

Resolved,  that  David  Rogers  be  and  he  is  hereby  appointed  bri- 
gade major  and  inspector  in  the  brigade  of  infantry  commanded  by 
Brigadier  General  Samuel  Clark. 

WESTCHESTER    COUNTY. 

Resolved,  that  John  Archer  be  and  he  is  hereby  appointed  brigade 
major  and  inspector  of  the  brigade  of  infantry  commanded  by  Brig- 
adier General  Thomas  Carpenter. 

DELAWARE    COUNTY. 

1808.  It  appearing:  to  the  Council  that  David  Phelps  was,  on  the  Qth 

February  rr  » 

June  last,  promoted  to  the  office  of  brigadier  general  of  the  brigade 


1808. 
February 


State  Historian.  951 

1808. 

of  infantry  in  the  county  of  Delaware,  and  the  Council  having  inves- 
tigated the  relative  rank  of  the  said  David  Phelps  and  of  Colonel 
Erastus  Root,  who  claimed  that  promotion,  and  being  of  opinion 
that  the  said  Erastus  Root  was  by  rank  entitled  to  the  said  promo- 
tion; therefore,  Resolved,  that  David  Phelps  be  no  longer  a  brigadier 
general,  and  that  a  supersedeas  issue  accordingly.  Resolved,  that 
Erastus  Root  be  and  he  is  hereby  appointed  brigadier  general  of 
militia,  in  the  county  of  Delaware,  vice  David  Phelps,  removed. 

WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

Resolved,  that  Reuben  Whallon  be  and  he  is  hereby  appointed     March 

1. 
brigade  major  and  inspector  in  the  brigade  of  infantry,  in  the  county 

of  Washington,  commanded  by  Brigadier  General  Simon  De  Ridder, 

vice  Daniel  Shepherd,  resigned. 

DELAWARE    COUNTY. 

Resolved,  that  Asa  Emmons  be  no  longer  brigade  major  and     March 

10. 
inspector  of  the  brigade  of  militia  commanded  by  Brigadier  General 

Erastus  Root,  in  the  county  of  Delaware. 

CAVALRY. 

NEW  YORK  COUNTY. 

First  brigade: 

Fanning  C.  Tucker,  brigade  major  and  inspector,  vice  Malcolm,      ^j 
resigned. 

WESTCHESTER    COUNTY. 

First  regiment,  first  brigade: 

Jacob    Odle,    lieutenant    colonel    commandant,    vice    Lawrence, 
moved  to  New  Jersey. 

KINGS    COUNTY. 

John  Terhune,  quartermaster. 

NEW   YORK    COUNTY. 

Edmund  Pendleton,  paymaster;  Hugh  Maclean,  surgeon;  Joshua 
Secor,  surgeon's  mate. 


1808. 


952  Annual  Report  of  the 

First  squadron — Cornelius  Schuyler,  first  lieutenant,  vice  William- 
son, deceased;  Samuel  Winship,  second  do,  vice  Cornelius  Schuyler, 
promoted;  Lewis  K.  Storm,  cornet,  vice  Samuel  Winship,  promoted. 

RICHMOND    COUNTY. 

Second  squadron:  Richard  S.  Crary,  first  lieutenant;  George 
Vreeland,  second  do,  vice  (John)  La  Tourette,  declined;  Simon  S. 
Perine,  cornet,  vice  Richard  S.  Crary,  promoted. 

NEW    YORK    COUNTY. 

Herman  Beekman,  captain,  to  take  rank  from  3d  April,  1806; 
Isaac  Piersey,  first  lieutenant;  Jesse  Huestis,  second  do. 

WESTCHESTER    COUNTY. 

Second  squadron — William  Oakley,  major,  vice  (Jacob)  Odle 
(Odell),  promoted. 

Caleb  Merritt,  captain,  vice  William  Oakley,  promoted;  Peter 
Underhill,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Caleb  Merritt,  do;  Robert  Orson, 
second  do.  vice  Peter  Lrnderhill,  do. 

QUEENS    COUNTY. 

First  division,  third  squadron- — David  Bedell,  captain,  vice  Jack- 
son, resigned;  Thomas  Youngs,  first  lieutenant,  vice  David  Bedell, 
promoted;  Daniel  Youngs,  second  do,  vice  T.  Youngs,  do;  Joseph 
Hewlett,  cornet,  vice  D.  Youngs,  promoted. 

New  company — Bernard  Bloom,  captain;  Cornelius  Eldert,  first 
lieutenant;  Richard  Cornwall,  second  do;  Jacobus  Schoonmaker, 
cornet. 

ULSTER    COUNTY. 

Second  regiment — Moses  Crawford,  major,  vice  (John)  Mills- 
paugh,  deceased. 

Second  squadron — Nathaniel  Hill,  captain,  vice  Moses  Crawford, 
promoted;  Levi  Van  Keuren,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Nathaniel  Hill, 
do;  Adam  Dickinson,  second  do,  vice  Levi  Van  Keuren,  do;  Andries 
Bevier,  cornet,  vice  Adam  Dickinson,  do. 


State  Historian.  953 

columbia  county. 

Third  regiment,  third  squadron: 

Reuben  Ranney,  captain;  Robert  H.  Van  Rensselaer,  first  lieu- 
tenant; John  P.  Mesick,  second  lieutenant;  Calvin  Loring,  cornet — 
a  new  company. 

RICHMOND    COUNTY. 

Joseph  Perine,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  (Richard) 
Decker,  resigned. 

John  Garritson,  first  major,  vice  Joseph  Perine,  promoted;  Rich- 
ard Connor,  second  do,  vice  John  Garritson,  promoted. 

Tunis  Egbert,  captain,  vice  Richard  Connor,  promoted;  John 
Barnes,  lieutenant,  vice  Tunis  Egbert,  do;  Garret  Martling,  ensign, 
vice  John  Barnes,  do. 

John  Tyson,  junior,  captain;  Abraham  P.  Houseman,  lieutenant; 
Cornelius  C.  Corson,  ensign,  vice  Tyson,  promoted;  Matthew  Ridg- 
way,  ensign;  Jacob  Tyson,  lieutenant. 

KINGS    COUNTY. 

Regiment  whereof  Jeremiah  Johnson  is  lieutenant  colonel  com- 
mandant : 

Denise  J.  Denise,  captain,  to  take  rank  from  6th  April,  1807. 

SUFFOLK    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Abraham  Rose's  regiment: 

David  Hedges,  captain,  vice  Peirson,  resigned;  Stephen  Topping, 
lieutenant,  vice  David  Hedges,  promoted;  Wilkes  Hedges,  ensign, 
vice  Stephen  Topping,  do;  William  Pelltereau,  ensign,  vice  Bishop, 
refusing  to  serve. 

In  Lieutenant  Colonel  Timothy  Conkling's  regiment: 

Piatt  Vail,  adjutant,  vice  Epinetus  Smith,  resigned;  Jesse  Conk- 
ling,  paymaster,  vice  Rich'd  Lewis,  deceased;  Jacob  Piatt,  ensign 
light  infantry. 


1808. 


954  Annual  Report  of  the 

Elias  Bailey,  captain,  vice  Wood,  resigned;  James  Nostrand,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Elias  Bailey,  promoted;  Nathaniel  Chichester,  ensign, 
vice  James  Nostrand,  promoted. 

Abel  Conkling,  captain,  vice  Abiel  Conkling,  moved;  Isaac  Conk- 
ling,  ensign,  vice  Abel  Conkling,  promoted;  Conkling  Gould,  ensign, 
vice  I.  Conkling,  promoted;  Benedict  Gregory,  lieutenant,  vice 
Prince,  moved;  Oliver  Carll,  ensign,  vice  Benedict  Gregory,  pro- 
moted. 

QUEENS    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  John  D.  Ditmis'  (John  A.  Ditmars')  regiment: 
Benjamin  Smith,  quartermaster;  Nathan  -Shelton,  surgeon;  John 
Cormvell,  ensign:  Daniel  Smith,  ensign. 

In  Lieutenant  Colonel  Jacob  S.  Jackson's  regiment: 
William  Nichols,  captain,  vice  Fowler,  moved;  Richard  Carman, 
lieutenant,  vice  Bedell,  do:  Joseph  Durling,  ensign,  vice  Burtis,  do. 
Samuel  Hewlett,  captain,  vice  Durling,  do;  James  Hewlett,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  S.  Hewlett,  promoted;  Gilbert  Durling,  ensign,  vice 
James  Hewlett,  do;  Stephen  Powell,  lieutenant,  vice  Smith,  moved; 
Samuel  Demott,  ensign,  vice  Stephen  Powell,  promoted;  James 
Jackson,  ensign,  vice  Mott,  moved;  Timothy  Carman,  lieutenant, 
vice  Lewis,  moved. 

NEW    YORK    COUNTY. 

Brigadier  General  Gerard  Steddiford's  brigade: 
Joseph   Blackwell.   brigade  major  and  inspector,  vice   Paulding, 
promoted. 

ORANGE    COUNTY. 

Second  brigade  of  artillery,  whereof  James  W.  Wilkin,  esquire,  is 
brigadier  general : 

James  S.  Dunning,  brigade  major  and  inspector. 


State  Historian.  955 

dutchess  county. 
Lieutenant  Colonel  Charles  Clinton's  regiment  of  artillery : 
Nathan   Myers,   first   major,  vice   (David   R.)   Bogert,   resigned: 
Samuel  Slee,  second  do,  vice  Nathan  Myers,  promoted. 

Gilbert  Ketchum,  captain,  vice  Samuel  Slee,  do;  Chester  Parsons, 
first  lieutenant,  vice  Gilbert  Ketchum,  do;  Teunis  Van  Kleeck, 
second  do,  vice  Thomas  J.  Oakley,  appointed  adjutant;  Thomas  J. 
Oakley,  adjutant,  vice  Dunning,  promoted;  John  YV.  Oakley,  quar- 
termaster, vice  (Charles)  Baker,  superseded;  Israel  Ketchum,  pay- 
master; Jonathan  Hedges,  surgeon. 

ORANGE    COUNTY. 

James  Davis,  second  lieutenant;  Henry  Buttenvorth,  first  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Williams,  deceased;  Purdy  Fowler,  second  lieutenant, 
vice  Henry  Buttenvorth,  promoted. 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Stephen  Thorn's  regiment,  second  brigade: 
Amos  Potter,  first  major,  vice  (Robert)  Jenkins,  resigned. 

ESSEX    COUNTY. 

Levi  Coolley,  second  major,  vice  Amos  Potter,  promoted. 

Ebenezer  Rice,  captain,  vice  Levi  Coolley,  promoted;  Jethro 
Bonney,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Ebenezer  Rice,  promoted;  James  Pat- 
terson, second  lieutenant,  vice  Jethro  Bonney,  promoted. 

WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

David  Sanford,  captain;  Edmund  Badger,  first  lieutenant;  Charles 
Rood,  second  do — a  new  company. 

Butler  Beckwith,  captain,  vice  (Cornelius)  Whitney,  resigned; 
Isaac  Phelps,  junior,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Butler  Beckwith,  pro- 
moted; Jehiel  Dayton,  second  do,  vice  Isaac  Phelps,  junior,  do. 


1808. 


1 


956  Annual  Report  of  the 

1808. 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

Timothy  Ware,  second  lieutenant. 

COLUMBIA    COUNTY. 

William  Wigton,  captain;  David  West,  first  lieutenant;  Henry 
Burchsted,  junior,  second  lieutenant — a  new  company. 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

Francis  Adancourt,  adjutant. 

WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

Phipps  Hartwell,  quartermaster;  Deliverance  Carpenter,  pay- 
master. 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

Abner  Thurber,  surgeon. 

WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

John  M.  Stewart,  surgeon's  mate. 

George  W.  McCracken,  captain,  vice  James  Hawley,  resigned; 
Robert  Archibald,  first  lieutenant,  vice  George  W.  McCracken,  pro- 
moted; Zacheus  Atwood,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Robert  Archibald, 
promoted. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Henry  R.  Teller's  regiment  of  artillery,  third 
brigade : 

William  Dixon  (Dickson),  captain,  vice  (James)  Wands,  resigned; 
Benjamin  Van  Zandt,  first  lieutenant, vice  William  Dixon,  promoted; 
Robert  Wands,  second  do,  vice  Benjamin  Van  Zandt,  promoted. 

MONTGOMERY    COUNTY. 

George  J.  Snell,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Eisenlord,  promoted;  Peter 
W.  Fox,  second  do,  vice  George  J.  Snell.  promoted;  Peter  De  Graaf, 
second  do. 


State  Historian.  957 

albany  county. 
Ezekiel  Saxton,  captain,  vice  Glen,  resigned;  William  Dunlap, 
junior,    first    lieutenant,    vice    Ezekiel    Saxton,    promoted;    James 
Walker,  second  lieutenant,  vice  William  Dunlap,  junior,  promoted. 

SARATOGA    COUNTY. 

Lemen  Foot,  captain,  vice  (Joseph)  Hanchet  (junior),  resigned; 
Thomas  Tallmadge,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Lemen  Foot,  promoted. 

MONTGOMERY    COUNTY. 

John  T.  Timmerman,  captain;  Jacob  Coapman,  first  lieutenant; 
William  Dieffendorff,  second  lieutenant — new  company,  with  rank 
from  6th  April,  1807. 

ALBANY    COUNT V. 

Brigade  of  militia  whereof  Gerrit  W.  \  (an)  Schaick,  esquire,  is 
brigadier  general : 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Matthew  Trotter's  regiment: 

Leonard  H.  Gansevoort,  captain,  vice  (Gideon)  Fairman,  promoted 
an  aide-de-camp;  Lucas  Schuyler,  lieutenant,  vice  Leonard  H. 
Gansevoort,  promoted;  Robert  Elliott,  ensign,  vice  Lucas  Schuyler, 
promoted;  John  B.  Washburn,  quartermaster,  vice  Sharp,  declined. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Jacob  Swits'  regiment: 

John  Veeder,  first  major,  vice  A.  Veeder,  resigned;  Jacob  Mabee, 
second  do,  vice  John  Veeder,  promoted. 

Dorcey  Joice,  captain,  vice  Barhuydt,  declined;  Alexander  Combs, 
do,  vice  Jacob  Mabee,  promoted;  John  B.  Schermerhorn,  lieutenant, 
vice  Alexander  Combs,  promoted;  Henry  Veeder,  do,  vice  Dorcey 
Joice,  promoted;  John  Chamberlain,  do,  vice  Schofield,  moved; 
John  F.  Veeder,  do,  vice  Brewer,  do;  Abraham  Oothoudt,  junior, 
ensign,  vice  De  Graff,  declined;  James  Baseley,  do,  vice  Van  Eps, 
resigned;  Tobias  Ten  Eyck,  do,  vice  Groesbeck,  moved;  Jacob  San- 
ders,  do,   vice   Chamberlain,   promoted;   Gerrit   Wemple,   do,   vice 


1808. 


1808. 


958  Annual  Report  of  the 

Henry  Yeeder,  promoted;  Alexander  John  Van  Eps,  do.  vice  J.  B. 
Schermerhorn,  promoted. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  (Matthew)  Trotter's  regiment: 
Samuel  M.   Lockwood,  captain;  Allen  Brown,  lieutenant;  John 
Mills,  ensign — a  new  company  of  riflemen. 

In  the  battalion  commanded  by  Major  John  V.  A.  Lansing: 
Robert  Dunbar,  adjutant,  vice  Alexander,  moved;  James  Mont- 
gomery, lieutenant,  vice  Robert  Dunbar,  appointed  adjutant;  Henry 
Fonda,  lieutenant,  vice  Charles  Smyth,  moved;  Lucas  Witbeck, 
ensign,  vice  James  Montgomery,  promoted;  John  G.  Ruby,  do,  vice 
X. Baptist,  declined;  Lyman  Swan,  do,  vice  Henry  Fonda,  promoted; 
Henry  Winne,  do,  vice  T.  Tymerse,  declined;  Jacob  L.  YVinne,  do, 
vice  A.  F.  Lansing,  moved. 

LEWIS    COUNTY. 

Resolved,  that  Nathan  Munger  be  no  longer  a  captain  in  the  regi- 
ment of  militia  in  the  county  of  Lewis,  whereof  Jonathan  Collins  is 
lieutenant  colonel  commandant. 

Resolved,  that  Jeremy  Chapin  be  and  he  is  hereby  appointed  a 
captain,  vice  Nathan  Munger,  superseded. 

GREENE    COUNTY. 

Regiment  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  Jonas  Bronk: 
John  D.   Spoor,  captain;  Matthew  Miller,  lieutenant;  Caspar  J. 
Hallenbake,  ensign — new  company  of  light  infantry. 

MONTGOMERY    COUNTY. 

Regiment  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  Richard  Dodge: 

Yolkert  S.  Yeeder,  ensign,  vice  D.  YVemple,  moved. 

Douw  Wemple,  captain,  vice  Albert  Yeeder,  resigned;  Jacob  H. 

Dockstedder,   lieutenant,   vice   Smith,   resigned;   Abraham    Sheley, 

ensign,  vice  J.  H.  Dockstedder,  promoted. 


State  Historian.  959 

CAVALRY. 
GREENE    COUNTY. 

Second  brigade  of  cavalry: 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Electus  Backus'  regiment  in  the  fourth 
division: 

Apollos  Cook,  adjutant;  Stoddard  Smith,  quartermaster;  Andrew 
Backus,  paymaster;  John  Ely,  surgeon. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

John  Schuyler,  junior,  captain  new  troop. 

MONTGOMERY    COUNTY. 

Daniel  Visscher,  captain,  vice  Conyn,  moved — new  troop. 

ONEIDA    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Henry  McNeil's  regiment,  fifth  division: 
Truman  Hart,  adjutant. 

OTSEGO    COUNTY. 

Major  (William)  Whipple's  squadron: 

James  Young,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Scott,  resigned;  Matthew 
Cannon,  second  do,  vice  James  Young,  promoted;  Daniel  Gilchrist, 
cornet,  vice  Matthew  Cannon,  promoted — in  Captain  Win.  Dick- 
son's troop. 

CHENANGO    COUNTY. 

Asa  White's  troop — Alfred  Gray,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Ransford, 
refused;  Charles  Knapp,  second  do,  vice  Alfred  Gray,  promoted; 
Reuben  Davis,  cornet,  vice  Charles  Knapp,  promoted. 

MADISON    COUNTY. 

Jesse  Herskel,  captain,  vice  Palmer,  resigned;  Miner  Brown,  first 
lieutenant,  vice  Jesse  Herskel,  promoted;  Zadock  Beebe,  second  do, 
vice  Miner  Brown,  promoted;  Frederick  Morgan,  cornet. 


1808. 


1808. 


960  Annual  Report  of  the 

William  Hatch,  first  lieutenant;  Robert  Henry,  cornet,  in  Cap- 
tain Thomas  Greenly's  troop. 

Eliphalet  S.  Jackson,  captain,  vice  (William)  Whipple,  promoted, 
to  take  rank  from  6th  April,  1807. 

ONEIDA    AND    HERKIMER    COUNTIES. 

In  the  first  squadron,  composed  of  the  counties  of  Oneida  and 
Herkimer: 

Chauncey  Gridley,  major,  vice  (Henry)  McNeil,  promoted; 

Amos  Wetmore,  first  lieutenant,  vice  (John)  Butler,  resigned ;. 
Amos  Camp,  second  do,  vice  Amos  Wetmore,  promoted;  Salmon 
Laird,  cornet,  vice  Amos  Camp,  promoted — in  Captain  Richard 
Sanger's  troop. 

John  Wright,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Clark,  resigned;  Ai  Spe:  :er, 
cornet,  vice  John  Wright,  promoted — in  Captain  James  Lynch's 
troop. 

ONEIDA    COUNTY. 

Isaac  Williams,  captain,  vice  (Chauncey)  Gridley,  promoted;  Eli 
Hart,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Isaac  Williams,  promoted;  Sanford  Tracy, 
second  lieutenant,  vice  Eli  Hart,  promoted;  Chauncey  Hotchkiss, 
cornet,  vice  Sanford  Tracy,  promoted. 

HERKIMER    COUNTY. 

John  Waterman,  second  lieutenant,  vice  (Rufus)  Eaton,  moved; 
Bela  Ward,  cornet,  vice  John  Waterman,  promoted — in  Walter 
Fish's  troop. 

ONTARIO    COUNTY. 

In  Major  Vincent  Matthew's  squadron: 
Second  squadron,  fifth  division: 

Edward  Waters,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Bristol,  deceased;  Elkanah 
Whitney,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Edward  Waters,  promoted;  Jehiel 


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Kelsey,  cornet,  vice  Elkanah  Whitney,  promoted — in  Captain  Pier- 
son's  troop. 

Robert  Whitaker,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Richards,  refused;  James 
G.  Johnson,  second  do,  vice  Robert  Whitaker,  promoted;  Jonathan 
Marsh  Beach,  cornet,  vice  James  G.  Johnson,  promoted — in  Cap- 
tain Gates'  troop. 

SENECA    COUNTY. 

John  Arnold,  captain,  vice  Gardner,  moved;  Henry  Montgomery, 
first  lieutenant,  vice  John  Arnold,  promoted;  Joshua  Tuthill,  second 
lieutenant,  vice  Henry  Montgomery,  promoted;  Fletcher  Matthews, 
cornet,  vice  Joshua  Tuthill,  promoted. 

TIOGA    COUNTY. 

Tn.mes  Matthews,  captain;  Thomas  M.  Perry,  first  lieutenant; 
Jonathan  Jenkins,  second  lieutenant;  Robert  Lawrence,  cornet — 
new  troop. 

ONEIDA    COUNTY. 

Major  Chauncey  Gridley's  squadron: 

Jotham  Towers,  captain;  Peter  Ryther,  first  lieutenant;  Gad 
Chamberlain,  second  do;  George  D.  Stewart,  cornet — new  troop. 

In  the  regiment  of  first  brigade  of  cavalry,  commanded  by  Lieu- 
tenant Colonel  John  I.  Van  Rensselaer: 

First  squadron — John  Lobdell,  cornet  in  Captain  (Theodorus) 
Ross'  troop  (Essex  county). 

Clark  Northrop,  first  lieutenant,  vice  (Amby)  Higby,  deceased; 
Amos  Palmer,  second  do,  vice  Clark  Northrop,  promoted;  Benjamin 
Rice,  cornet,  vice  Amos  Palmer,  promoted — in  Captain  (Patrick) 
Welsh's  troop  (Washington  county). 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

Second  squadron: 

Seth  Green,  captain,  vice  (Nathaniel)  Niles   (junior),  resigned; 
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Braddick  Hall,  second  lieutenant,  vice  (Clark)  Greene,  refused ; 
Alexander  Coon,  cornet,  vice  (Joseph)  Wells,  moved. 

Charles  Doughty,  cornet,  vice  (William)  Pierce  (Pearce),  resigned 
— in  (John)  Breese's  troop. 

Greenman  Carpenter,  first  lieutenant,  vice  B.  W.  Greenman, 
moved;  Henry  Piatt,  junior,  second  do,  vice  S.  Green,  promoted; 
John  Rogers,  cornet,  vice  G.  Carpenter,  promoted — in  William 
Douglass,  junior's,  troop. 

WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

First  squadron: 

Stephen  Gorham,  cornet  in  Captain  (William)  Robard's  troop, 
vice  Ezekiel  Gardner,  resigned. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Second  squadron  of  cavalry  in  Lieutenant  Colonel  Electus  Backus' 
regiment: 

George  Young,  captain,  vice  L.  L.  Van  Kleeck,  appointed  sheriff; 
Jacob  Van  Patten,  first  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Truax,  junior,  resigned; 
Peter  J.  Livingston,  second  lieutenant,  vice  G.  Young,  promoted; 
Jacob  Trydendall,  cornet,  vice  J.  Van  Patten,  promoted. 

GREENE    COUNTY. 

Thomas  B.  Cook,  captain,  vice  (Thomas  P.)  Grosvener,  moved; 
Stephen  Bentley,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Thomas  B.  Cook,  promoted; 
Shadrach  Henman,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Stephen  Bentley,  do; 
Russel  Hamilton,  cornet,  vice  Shadrach  Henman,  do. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Joseph  Lamoreaux,  cornet,  vice  Crocker,  moved — Captain  Apol- 
lus  Moore's  troop. 


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chenango  county. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Obadiah  German's  regiment: 

Michael  Lamb,  ensign,  vice  S.  Allen,  promoted;  Rufus  Rose, 
ensign,  vice  S.  Fuller,  moved;  Nathan  Taylor,  lieutenant,  vice  O. 
Reynolds,  refused;  David  Thornton,  ensign;  Henry  Mitchel,  sur- 
geon, vice  Jonathan  Johnson,  resigned. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Lawrence  Schoolcraft's  regiment: 
John  Mann,  ensign  of  riflemen,  vice  Henry  Livingston,  moved; 
John  V.  Veeder,  ensign  light  infantry,  vice  D.  Sloan,  resigned; 
Abraham  Vanderpool,  lieutenant,  vice  Philip  Ramsay,  refused; 
Andrew  J.  Ward,  ensign,  vice  Abraham  Vanderpool,  promoted; 
Jeremiah  Simmons,  ensign,  vice  N.  Houck,  refused;  William  Rus- 
sell, lieutenant,  vice  P.  G.  Van  Wie,  refused;  Abraham  Rosekrans, 
ensign,  vice  W.  Sill,  refused. 

STEUBEN    COUNTY. 

Brigade  commanded  by  Brigadier  General  George  McClure: 

Nathaniel  Porter,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  J.  Stephens, 
resigned. 

James  McBurney,  first  major;  Elias  Stephens,  second  do;  William 
Stephens,  adjutant;  John  Metcalfe,  quartermaster;  Siba  Benson,  sur- 
geon; Jonathan  Rowley,  ensign;  Thomas  Bennet,  lieutenant  rifle- 
men; James  Dike,  ensign  do. 

Uri  Martin,  captain;  William  Woolley,  lieutenant;  Samuel  Cady, 
ensign. 

Joseph  Purdy,  captain;  William  Bennett,  lieutenant;  William 
Baker,  ensign. 

In  Lieutenant  Colonel  Samuel  S.  Haight's  regiment: 

Benjamin  Sacket,  captain;  Jacob  Koon,  lieutenant;  Anthony 
Swartwout,  ensign. 


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Guv  J.  Atkins,  captain;  John  Hendricks,  lieutenant;  Norman 
Wells,  ensign. 

Andrew  McDowel,  captain;  Elisha  Ward,  lieutenant;  Simeon 
Hurd,  ensign. 

Abner  Rice,  captain,  vice  Bull,  resigned;  Asa  Cooper,  lieutenant; 
John  Williams,  ensign. 

John  Phoenix,  captain,  vice  Patterson,  resigned;  Samuel  Cook, 
lieutenant;  Archibald  Campbell,  ensign. 

Jonathan  Barney,  captain;  Asa  A.  Gaylord,  lieutenant;  James 
Read,  ensign. 

Jonas  Cleeland,  captain;  Joel  Colyer,  lieutenant;  James  Wood- 
ward, ensign;  Eden  Booth,  lieutenant  in  Captain  Reuben  Wrice's 
(Rice)  company:  Timothy  Hurd,  ensign. 

Timothy  Goodrich,  captain,  vice  Woolcot,  resigned;  John  Wood- 
cot,  lieutenant;  John  McCormick,  ensign;  Enos  Gaylord,  lieutenant; 
John  Stairns,  ensign. 

Regiment  lately  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  Jacob  Teeple: 

Samuel  S.  Haight,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Teeple, 
appointed  sheriff. 

Joshua  Smith,  first  major,  vice  Samuel  S.  Haight,  promoted; 
Daniel  Cruger,  second  major;  George  W.  Taylor,  adjutant,  vice 
Cruger,  promoted. 

ONTARIO    COUNTY. 

Brigade  whereof  Amos  Hall,  esquire,  is  brigadier  general: 

Lieutenant  Colonel  William  Wadsworth's  regiment: 

Joseph   W.   Lawrence,   second   major,   vice   P.   Mills,   resigned; 

Bradley  Martin,  quartermaster,  vice  G.  Hosmer,  promoted;  George 

Hosmer,  adjutant,  vice  S.  Hosmer,  resigned. 

William    Hosmer,    captain,    vice    Markam,    appointed    to    light 

infantry. 


State  Historian.  965 

Matthew  Hanna,  captain,  vice  Smith,  resigned. 

Benjamin  Robarts,  captain,  office  vacant  by  removal;  Ezekiel 
Wadsworth,  lieutenant,  vice  W.  Hosmer,  promoted;  David  Bigelow, 
lieutenant,  vice  Chapel,  resigned;  James  McNair,  lieutenant,  office 
vacant  by  removal;  Whiting  Merry,  ensign,  vice  Wadsworth,  pro- 
moted; Wait  Martin,  ensign;  William  Thomas,  ensign;  Cornelius 
Annible,  ensign,  vice  Davis  moved. 

John  Markam,  captain;  Shubael  C.  Hovey,  lieutenant — light 
infantry. 

Major  Ezra  Patterson's  battalion: 

Moses  D.  Hunt,  captain;  Nathaniel  Case,  lieutenant. 

In  Lieutenant  Colonel  Peregreen  Gardner's  regiment: 

Ashur  Saxton,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Gardner, 
resigned. 

Azel  Sprague,  first  major,  vice  Ashur  Saxton,  promoted;  David 
Parsons,  second  do,  vice  Azel  Sprague,  do;  Reuben  Brace,  quarter- 
master, vice  Pike,  do. 

William  Spoor,  captain,  vice  Fairchild,  resigned. 

Elijah  Cooley,  captain,  vice  David  Parsons,  promoted. 

Offices  vacant:  Captains — Ralph  Strong,  Stephen  Moon,  Ebene- 
zer  Beement. 

Horace  Lyon,  lieutenant,  vice  Stilwell,  resigned;  Thomas  Peck, 
lieutenant,  vice  Elijah  Cooley,  promoted. 

Offices  vacant:  Lieutenants — Welcome  Gaffield,  Josiah  Moor- 
house. 

Nathan  Bryant,  lieutenant,  vice  Strong,  promoted;  William  Bron- 
sin  Hamlin,  ensign,  vice  Spoor,  promoted;  Payne  Leach,  ensign; 
Ira  Smith,  ensign;  Asahel  Moore,  ensign,  vice  Beement,  promoted; 
Thomas  Brown,  lieutenant,  vice  Hamlin,  resigned;  Joel  Dunks, 
ensign,  vice  Thomas  Brown,  promoted — light  infantry. 


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In  the  brigade  whereof  John  Swift,  esquire,  is  brigadier  general: 
David    Cook,    brigade    major    and    inspector,    vice    M.    Holley, 
resigned. 

GENESEE    COUNTY. 

Brigade  whereof  Alexander  Rea,  esquire,  is  brigadier  general: 

In  Lieutenant  Colonel  William  Rumsey's  regiment: 

Trumbull  Cary,  adjutant,  vice  D.  B.  Brown,  superseded;  Amos 
Sproat,  quartermaster,  vice  Oliver  Wilcox,  do. 

Hervey  Wilder,  lieutenant,  vice  D.  Henry,  resigned;  Lorton 
Holdon,  ensign,  vice  W.  Curtis,  moved. 

Daniel  Ferguson,  captain,  vice  Fargo,  resigned;  Joseph  Palmer, 
lieutenant,  vice  Wright,  absent;  Josiah  Hovey,  junior,  ensign,  vice 
Wilson,  junior,  promoted. 

Ebenezer  Wilson,  junior,  captain;  Israel  M.  Dewey,  lieutenant; 
Comfort  Curtis,  ensign — new  company. 

Jesse  Tainter,  ensign,  vice  D.  Smith,  resigned. 

Ebenezer  Turrell,  lieutenant;  William  Chase,  ensign — not  filled 
before. 

Abner  Ashley,  captain;  George  Lathrop,  lieutenant;  Elisha  Wal- 
lace, ensign — new  company  commissioned  in  1807. 

Daniel  Burbank,  captain. 

In  Lieutenant  Colonel  Daniel  Davis'  regiment: 

John  Atchison,  first  major,  vice  J.  Smith,  resigned;  James  Gan- 
son,  second  do,  vice  John  Atchison,  promoted. 

Richard  Waite,  captain,  vice  James  Ganson,  do;  Russell  Davis, 
lieutenant,  vice  Richard  Waite,  do;  Jacob  Widener,  lieutenant; 
Noble  B.  Douglass,  ensign. 

Frederick  Roe,  captain,  vice  Jones,  deceased;  William  Henshaw, 
lieutenant,  vice  Frederick  Roe,  promoted;  Matthew  Dimie,  ensign, 
vice  William  Henshaw,  promoted. 


State  Historian.  967 

1808. 

George  Huntley,  captain,  office  vacant;  Jonathan  Leonard,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  George  Huntley,  promoted;  Daniel  Spencer,  ensign, 
vice  Jonathan  Leonard,  promoted. 

Jedediah  Crosbey,  captain,  vacant;  Daniel  Kelsey,  lieutenant,  vice 
Jedediah  Crosbey,  promoted;  Roger  Kelsey,  ensign,  vacant. 

Rufus  M.  Cady,  captain;  Dan  Hale,  lieutenant;  Harris  Rogers, 
ensign — new  company. 

James  Sayer,  captain;  John  Farewell,  lieutenant;  Errata  Hascall, 
ensign — new  company. 

Benjamin  Ganson,  adjutant,  vice  A.  Bates,  appointed  sheriff. 

Nathaniel  Taylor,  quartermaster;  John  Ganson,  paymaster;  Ella 
Smith,  surgeon,  vacant. 

ALLEGANY    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Luke  Goodspeed's  regiment: 

Reuben  Riggs,  paymaster. 

Eli  Griffith,  junior,  captain;  James  Sandford,  do;  Asahel  New- 
comb,  lieutenant;  William  Pinkerton,  do;  Oliver  Stacey,  ensign; 
James  Rice,  do. 

NIAGARA*    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Asa  Ransom's  regiment: 

Crugar,  Stanley,  adjutant;  Cyrus  Hopkins,  quartermaster. 

William  C.  Dudley,  captain*;  Joseph  Wells,  lieutenant;  Asahel 
Adkins,  ensign — light  infantry. 

Captains — Julius  Keyes,  Samuel  Hill,  Benjamin  Whaley. 

Lieutenants — Ransom  Harman,  Lauson  Eggleston,  Otis  Ingalls, 
Ezekiel  Smith,  Dedimus  C.  Kinney. 

Ensigns— Elisha  Ensign,  Peter  Pratt,  John  Hill,  Abel  Buck, 
Samuel  Eaton. 


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968  Annual  Report  of  the 

Battalion  in  the  county  of  Niagara : 

John  McMahan,  major  commandant;  Joel  Lee,  adjutant;  Abner 
Holmes,  quartermaster. 

Captains — William  Prendergrast,  John  E.  Howard,  Abiram  Orton. 
Lieutenants — Jehiel  More,  Isaac  Barns,  Alanson  Weed. 
Ensigns — Nathan  Cass,  Philo  Orton,  James  Montgomery. 

GENESEE    COUNTY. 

Battalion — Matthias  Lemen,  major  commandant;  John  Fields, 
ensign. 

Second  squadron,  fifth  division  of  cavalry: 

David  Scott,  captain;  Alanson  Parmele,  first  lieutenant;  William 
Peters,  second  do;  Henry  Buel,  cornet — new  troop. 

NIAGARA    COUNTY. 

Battalion  composed  of  the  militia  in  Niagara  county: 

Thomas  Slayton,  major  commandant: 

Captain — Samuel  Taylor,  Silas  Hopkins,  Daniel  Reese,  John 
Morrison. 

Lieutenants — Asa  Baldwin,  John  Dunn,  second;  Stephen  Hop- 
kins, William  Holmes. 

Ensigns — Sparrow  Sage,  William  Chambers,  Stephen  Bugbee. 

ARTILLERY. 

Third  brigade  of  artillery,  regiment  whereof  Joseph  Kirkland  is 
lieutenant  colonel  commandant  (Sixth  regiment): 

ONONDAGA    COUNTY. 

In  Captain  (Daniel)  Mulholland's  company: 

John  Sherwood,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Bela  Cowles,  moved. 


State  Historian.  969 

oneida  county. 

In  Captain  Theodore  Sill's  company: 

Thomas  Skinner,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Morris  J.  Miller,  refusing 
to  accept;  Nathaniel  Eells,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Thomas  Skinner, 
promoted. 

HERKIMER    COUNTY. 

Joseph  Heath,  captain,  vice  (Joseph)  French,  promoted  major. 

MADISON    COUNTY. 

Artemus  Ellis,  captain;  Matthew  Pratt,  first  lieutenant;  Lewis 
Wilson,  second  do — new  company. 

Brigade  of  militia  whereof  Nathaniel  King  is  brigadier  general, 
and  in  the  regiment  lately  commanded  by  Nathaniel  Collins,  lieu- 
tenant colonel  commandant: 

Erastus  Cleveland,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Nathaniel 
Collins,  resigned. 

Amos  Maynard,  first  major,  vice  Erastus  Cleveland,  promoted; 
Isaac  Sage,  adjutant,  vice  G.  Brown,  resigned;  Moses  Maynard, 
quartermaster,  vice  Wm.  Brown,  do;  George  Love,  paymaster,  vice 
J.  Wattles,  do;  Jonathan  Pratt,  surgeon,  vice  Thos.  Greenly,  pro- 
moted in  the  cavalry. 

Daniel  Russel,  captain,  vice  Maynard,  promoted;  Daniel  Barber, 
lieutenant,  vice  Phelps,  resigned ;  Daniel  Warren,  ensign,  vice  Daniel 
Russell,  promoted;  John  Benedict,  lieutenant,  vice  Smith,  resigned; 
Samuel  Stower,  ensign,  vice  John  Benedict,  promoted. 

John  West,  captain,  vice  Q.  Coman,  deceased;  John  Pratt,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  John  West,  promoted ;  John  Harrington,  lieutenant,  vice 
Whitcombe,  resigned;  Ganet  Wickwire,  ensign,  vice  John  Harring- 
ton, promoted;  Thomas  Dibble,  ensign,  vice  Beebee,  promoted  last 
year. 

Regiment  whereof  Zebulon  Douglass  is  lieutenant  colonel  com- 
mandant : 


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Samuel  Rawson,  captain,  vice  Matthews,  deceased;  Thomas  Clark, 
lieutenant,  vice  Samuel  Rawson,  promoted;  William  Pratt,  ensign, 
vice  Thomas  Clark,  promoted;  Elisha  Cary,  captain,  vice  Brown, 
resigned;  Gilbert  Reed,  lieutenant,  vice  Elisha  Cary,  promoted; 
Augustus  Chapman,  ensign,  vice  Gilbert  Reed,  promoted;  Chauncey 
Beecher,  lieutenant,  vice  Clark,  resigned;  John  C.  Moot,  ensign, 
vice  Chauncey  Beecher,  promoted;  Samuel  Gregory,  lieutenant,  vice 
Jones,  moved;  Benoah  Moss,  ensign,  vice  Samuel  Gregory, 
promoted. 

Regiment  whereof  Jabez  N.  M.  Hurd  is  lieutenant  colonel  com- 
mandant: 

Jonathan  Farnham,  captain,  vice  Crocker,  moved;  Peter  A.  Rem- 
sen,  lieutenant,  vice  Jonathan  Farnham,  promoted;  Orrin  Chandler, 
ensign,  vice  Stedman,  moved;  Julius  Bradley,  ensign,  vice  May, 
resigned. 

Luther  Scoville,  captain,  vice  Blake,  resigned;  Daniel  Dean,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Luther  Scoville,  promoted;  Stephen  Coben,  ensign,  vice 
Daniel  Dean,  promoted. 

Willard  Abbott,  captain,  vice  Fisher,  resigned;  John  Davison, 
lieutenant,  vice  Willard  Abbott,  promoted;  Marvel  Underwood, 
ensign,  vice  John  Davison,  promoted;  Thomas  Dibble,  ensign,  with 
rank  as  such  from  29th  March,  1806. 

SARATOGA    COUXTY. 

Regiment  of  artillery  whereof  Henry  R.  Teller  is  lieutenant 
colonel  commandant : 

William  Kingsley,  captain;  Jonathan  Kellogg,  first  lieutenant; 
David  Waterman,  second  lieutenant — new  company. 

Brigade  of  militia  commanded  by  Brigadier  General  Samuel 
Clark: 


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Eliud  Davis,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  with  rank  from  6th 
April,  1807. 

Chauncey  Belding,  first  major,  with  rank  from  6  April,  1807. 
Dudley  Smith,   second  major,  vice  (David)   Rogers,  appointed 
brigade  inspector;  Edward  Satterlee,  adjutant,  vice  William  Kings- 
ley,  appointed  captain  artillery;  William  Taylor,  quartermaster,  vice 
Jonathan  Kellogg,  lieutenant  do. 

Ezekiel  Horton,  captain,  with  rank  from  date  of  former  appoint- 
ment, vice  D.  Rogers,  promoted;  James  Wilkins,  junior,  lieutenant, 
vice  Ezekiel  Horton,  promoted;  Benjamin  H.  Burnet,  ensign,  vice 
James  Wilkins,  promoted. 

Silas  Foster,  captain,  vice  D.  Smith,  promoted  major;  David  Fow- 
ler, lieutenant,  vice  Silas  Foster,  promoted;  John  Harman,  ensign, 
vice  David  Fowler,  promoted. 

Daniel  Ostrom,  captain,  vice  Beach,  refused;  Isaac  Smith,  junior, 
lieutenant,  vice  Daniel  Ostrom,  promoted;  Richard  Taylor,  ensign, 
vice  Isaac  Smith,  promoted. 

Nathaniel  Jennings,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  Benedict,  resigned; 
Philo  Hurd,  lieutenant  do,  vice  Nathaniel  Jennings,  promoted; 
James  Smith,  ensign  do,  vice  Philo  Hurd;  Sylvester  Harman,  lieu- 
tenant do,  vice  Hubbel,  absent;  Amos  Warmsley,  ensign  do,  vice 
Sylvester  Harman,  promoted. 

In  the  regiment  whereof  Thomas  Rogers  is  lieutenant  colonel 
commandant : 

Jacob  Dennis,  captain,  vice  Van  Vechten,  removed;  William  Will- 
cocks  (Smith),*  lieutenant,  vice  Van  Vechten,  do;  Richard  Esmond, 
ensign,  vice  Velie,  superseded. 

Thomas  Lang,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  Milligan,  resigned; 
William  Chub,  lieutenant  do,  vice  Dunham,  resigned;  William  Ross, 
ensign  do,  vice  McDowel,  moved. 


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972  Annual  Report  of  the 

Thomas  Breed,  captain,  vice  A.  Welsh,  resigned;  Daniel  French 
(Finch), *  lieutenant,  vice  Thomas  Breed,  promoted;  David  Pattison, 
ensign,  vice  Daniel  French. 

Jesse  Billings,  quartermaster,  vice  Thomas  Lang,  promoted  cap- 
tain; Ziah  Barnes,  paymaster. 

William  Burnham,  captain;  John  Payne,  lieutenant;  Silvester 
Lewis,  ensign— new  company  of  light  infantry. 

Regiment  whereof  Hez'h  Ketchum  is  lieutenant  colonel: 

Henry  Fanning,  quartermaster,  vice  Ten  Broeck,  refusing;  Joshua 
Mandeville,  paymaster,  vice  Henry  Fanning,  promoted;  Tertullus 
Frost,  ensign  in  Maes'  company;  Garret  Van  Vranken,  ensign,  vice 
Hubbs,  moved;  Francis  Drake,  lieutenant,  vice  Cramer,  refusing; 
Cornelius  Sanford.  ensign,  vice  White,  moved;  John  Hubbs,  ensign, 
vice  Lane,  moved. 

Regiment  whereof  Isaac  Gere  is  lieutenant  colonel  commandant: 

Charles  Rhodes,  captain,  vice  Edmond,  removed  from  the  beat; 
John  Hamblen,  lieutenant,  vice  Charles  Rhodes,  promoted;  Amos 
Cook,  ensign;  Marcus  Goodwin,  ensign  light  infantry,  vice  Ranney, 
moved. 

James  Carpenter,  lieutenant;  Elisha  Carpenter,  ensign  in  Captain 
Othniel  Allen's  company. 

Aaron  Wheeler,  ensign,  vice  Anderson,  refusing;  Henry  Skinner, 
lieutenant,  vice  Blair,  junior,  resigned;  John  Pettit,  ensign,  vice 
Henry  Skinner,  promoted. 

In  the  regiment  whereof  Deliverance  Andrews  is  lieutenant 
colonel  commandant: 

Coleman  Gates,  captain,  vice  Dunning,  resigned;  William  Dun- 
ning, junior,  lieutenant,  vice  Coleman  Gates,  promoted;  Moses  Lan- 
don,  ensign,  vice  William  Dunning,  do;  George  Palmer,  junior, 
adjutant,  vice  Hooper,  moved. 

*  See  page  977. 


State  Historian.  973 

Regiment  whereof  Gideon  Goodrich  is  lieutenant  colonel  com- 
mandant : 

George  Eighmee,  lieutenant,  vice  Ladoo,  moved;  Jacob  Richards, 
ensign,  vice  George  Eighmee,  promoted;  Lotus  Watson,  ensign, 
vice  Rogers,  moved;  Howel  Gardner,  adjutant,  vice  Filmore,  moved; 
Abel  Baldwin,  surgeon's  mate,  vice  Hicks,  moved. 

JEFFERSON    COUNTY. 

Brigadier  General  W.  Martin's  brigade: 

In  the  regiment  lately  commanded  by  Abijah  Putnam: 

Gershom     Tuttle,     lieutenant     colonel,     vice     Abijah     Putnam, 

superseded. 

William  Rice,  first  major,  vice  Allen,  do;  Thomas  Delano,  second 

major,  vice  Gershom  Tuttle,  promoted;  Hart  Massey,  adjutant. 

GREENE   COUNTY. 

Regiment  whereof  Jonas  Bronk  is  lieutenant  colonel  commandant: 
Jacob  Jansen,  ensign,  vice  Jno.  D.  Spoor,  promoted. 

DUTCHESS    COUNTY. 

Regiment  lately  commanded  by  Henry  Ostrom,  esquire,  lieutenant 
colonel  commandant: 

Eli  Angevine,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Henry 
Ostrom,  resigned. 

James  Tallmadge,  junior,  first  major,  vice  Eli  Angevine,  pro- 
moted; John  Ryan,  second  major,  vice  Dubois,  refused;  George 
Bloom,  adjutant,  vice  James  Tallmadge,  promoted;  John  H.  Ostrom, 
paymaster,  vice  Schenck,  refused;  Jonathan  Ward,  surgeon's  mate. 

Peter  B.  Morgan,  quartermaster  of  the  brigade  commanded  by 
Brigadier  General  Edmund  Perlee. 

Regiment  whereof  Martin  Heermance  is  lieutenant  colonel  com- 
mandant: 


1808. 


974  Annual  Report  of  the 

Abraham  Vanderhoof,  captain,  vice  Kip,  resigned;  David  Kip, 
lieutenant,  vice  Abraham  Vanderhoof,  promoted;  Gerrit  Van 
Keuren,  ensign,  vice  David  Kip,  do. 

Thomas  W.  Allis,  captain,  vice  Conkling,  resigned;  Christian 
Shell,  lieutenant,  vice  Thomas  W.  Allis,  promoted;  Nathaniel  Miller, 
ensign,  vice  Christian  Shell,  do. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Joseph  C.  Field's  regiment: 

Daniel  Barnum,  lieutenant,  vice  Crosby,  moved;  Abijah  Seely, 
ensign,  vice  Daniel  Barnum,  promoted;  Peter  Waring,  lieutenant, 
vice  Howes,  resigned;  Isaac  Reed,  ensign,  vice  Peter  Waring, 
promoted. 

Anson  Crane,  captain,  vice  J.  Reed,  moved;  James  Kniffen,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Anson  Crane,  promoted. 

Benoni  Stark,  captain,  vice  B.  Sherman,  refused;  John  T.  Hotch- 
kiss,  lieutenant,  vice  Benoni  Stark,  promoted;  Solomon  Wooden, 
ensign,  vice  John  T.  Hotchkiss,  promoted. 

Benjamin  Burr,  captain,  vice  Arnold,  refused;  Samuel  Allen,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  E.  Arnold,  refused;  William  Mann,  ensign,  vice  Merrick 
Green,  do. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Benjamin  Herrick's  regiment: 

Egbert  Thompson,  adjutant,  vice  Peck,  promoted;  Samuel  S. 
Winegar,  ensign,  vice  Boyd,  resigned;  Elnathan  Lucas,  ensign,  vice 
Russel,  promoted. 

MONTGOMERY    COUNTY. 

Battalion  set  off  from  Lieutenant  Colonel  (Andrew)  Gray's  regi- 
ment : 

James  Clapp,  major  commandant. 

ORANGE    COUNTY. 

Second  brigade  of  artillery  commanded  by  Brigadier  General  Jas. 
W.  Wilkin: 

Selah  Strong,  quartermaster. 


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delaware  county. 

Brigadier  General  Erastus  Root's  brigade: 

Putnam  Farrington,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Erastus 
Root,  promoted. 

Benjamin  Sears,  first  major,  vice  Putnam  Farrington,  do. 

Resolved,  that  the  secretary  rectify  errors  which  have  been  here- 
tofore made  in  military  appointments,  viz: 

MONTGOMERY    COUNTY. 

Andrew  Waters,  captain  of  light  infantry  in  Colonel  (Henry)  Ken- 
nedy's regiment,  should  be  Andreas. 

ONTARIO    COUNTY. 

Ezra  Price,  lieutenant  in  Colonel  Wm.  Burnet's  do,  Ezra  Rice. 

SARATOGA    COUNTY. 

Elias  Mann,  ensign  grenadiers  in  Colonel  (Gideon)  Goodrich's 
do,  Elias  Manning;  Perry  Billings,  lieutenant  do  do,  Perez  Billings, 
William  Scovil,  lieutenant  do  do,  Wm.  Scofield;  John  Hollister, 
junior,  lieutenant,  Colonel  (Isaac)  Coon's  do,  John  Holmes,  junior. 

CHENANGO    COUNTY. 

In  Lieutenant  Colonel  Obadiah  German's  regiment: 
Joseph  Billings,  captain;  Stephen  Cooper,  lieutenant;  Nathaniel 
Loomis,  ensign — new  company. 

MADISON    COUNTY. 

In  Lieutenant  Colonel  Nathaniel  Haskell's  regiment: 
David    Waterman,    captain;    Jonathan    Nye,    lieutenant;    Seth 
Holmes,  ensign — grenadiers. 

WTalter  Clark,  captain;  William  Bottom, lieutenant;  Adam  Dickey, 
ensign;  John  Chambers,  lieutenant;  Samuel  Dunkin,  ensign;  Job 
Potter,  paymaster;  Tracy  Robertson,  surgeon;  John  D.  Henry,  sur- 
geon's mate. 


1808. 


1808. 


976  Annual  Report  of  the 

clinton  county. 

In  Lieutenant  Colonel  Marinus  F.  Durand's  regiment: 

Thomas  Miller,  first  major,  vice  W.  Beaumont,  deceased;  Daniel 
Southwick,  second  major,  vice  Thomas  Miller,  promoted. 

Jonathan  Bigelow,  captain,  vice  A.  Arthur,  resigned. 

Seth  Sherry,  captain,  vice  J.  Allen,  resigned. 

Thomas  Smith,  captain,  vice  A  Beman,  moved. 

Andrew  Blackman,  captain,  vice  Daniel  Southwick,  promoted; 
David  Cochran,  lieutenant,  vice  Jonathan  Bigelow,  promoted;  Jere- 
miah Hayes,  ensign,  vice  David  Cochran,  promoted;  Thomas 
McCready,  lieutenant,  vice  S.  Sherry,  promoted;  Benjamin  P.  Rob- 
erts, ensign,  vice  J.  Banker,  moved;  Azur  Hawks,  lieutenant,  vice 
T.  Smith,  promoted;  Moses  Egglestone,  ensign;  Amos  Eldridge, 
ensign;  Timothy  Doty,  lieutenant,  , vice  Andrew  Blackman,  pro- 
moted; David  Anderson,  ensign,  vice  Hollenbeck,  moved. 

William  Atwood,  captain;  Samuel  Bailey,  lieutenant;  Heman 
Hecock,  ensign — new  company. 

Septa  Filmore,  lieutenant,  vice  William  Atwood,  promoted;  Ros- 
wel  Ransom,  ensign,  vice  Septa  Filmore,  do. 

WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

Resolved,  that  Barent  Benthuysen  be  no  longer  lieutenant  colonel 
commandant  of  a  regiment  of  militia  in  the  brigade  commanded  by 
Brigadier  General  Warren  Ferris,  and  that  a  supersedeas  issue 
accordingly. 

In  the  regiment  lately  commanded  by  Barent  Benthuysen: 

Enos  Mead,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Barent  Ben- 
thuysen, superseded. 

James  Tuttle,  first  major,  vice  Enos  Mead,  promoted. 


State  Historian.  977 


1808. 


June 

4. 


MONTGOMERY    COUNTY. 

In  Lieutenant  Colonel  Andrew  Gray's  regiment: 

Jacob  Nellis,  captain,  vice  W.  W.  Fox,  resigned;  William  Wag- 
goner, lieutenant,  vice  J.  Nellis,  promoted;  Jacob  Fox,  ensign,  vice 
William  Waggoner,  promoted ;  Henry  J.  Frey,  paymaster,  vice  Salts- 
man,  resigned. 

In  the  regiment  of  artillery  whereof  Henry  R.  Teller  is  lieutenant 
colonel  commandant: 

Adoniram  Eldridge,  second  lieutenant  in  Captain  Giles  Kellogg's 
company  (in  Schoharie  county). 

Resolved,  that  the  secretary  be  and  he  is  hereby  authorized  to  cor-      iS08 
rect  the  following  errors  which  have  been  heretofore  made  in  mili- 
tary appointments,  and  that  commissions  issue  accordingly,  to  rank 
from  former  appointments : 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

In  Colonel  Jacob  Swits'  regiment: 

Tobias  H.  Ten  Eyck,  vice  Tobias  Ten  Eyck;  Peter  F.  Veeder, 
lieutenant,  vice  John  F.  Veeder;  Jacob  G.  Sander,  ensign,  vice  Jacob 
Sanders.    * 

Major  John  V.  A.  Lansing's  battalion: 

James  Montgomery,  captain;  erroneously  appointed  lieutenant. 

SARATOGA    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Elihud  Davis'  regiment: 
James  Wilkins,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice  James  Wilkins. 
Lieutenant  Colonel  Thomas  Rogers'  regiment: 
William    Smith,*    lieutenant,    vice    William    Wilcocks;    Daniel 
Finch,f  lieutenant,  vice  Daniel  French. 

*  See  page  971. 
t  See  page  972. 

62 


1808. 


1S0S. 

June 

8. 


978  Annual  Report  of  the 

new  york  county. 

Resolved,  that  Andrew  Anderson,  Jasper  Ward  and  Beekman  M> 
Van  Beuren  be  and  they  are  hereby  respectively  appointed  lieuten- 
ant colonels  commandant  in  the  brigade  of  militia  in  the  city  and 
county  of  New  York,  whereof  Gerard  Steddiford,  esquire,  is  briga- 
dier general,  to  take  rank  from  April  1st,  1807. 

Joseph  Blackwell,  brigade  inspector,  vice  William  Paulding, 
appointed  aid  de  camp  to  the  Commander-in-chief. 

Regiment  of  light  infantry  whereof  Edward  W.  Laight  is  lieu- 
tenant colonel  commandant: 

Ichabod  Prall,  second  major,  vice  Davis,  promoted. 

William  Jones,  captain;  Samuel  Burtis,  lieutenant;  George  W. 
Varian,  ensign. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Daniel  Dodge'j  regiment: 

Lieutenants — William  Hicks,  Michael  Bird,  William  Ruckle,  John 
Glass. 

Ensigns— Moses  B.  Seixas,  Job.  Stanbery,  John  Garniss,  John 
Anthony  Rucker,  Aaron  B.  Woodruff,  Thomas  Chatterton. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Peter  Van  Zandt's  regiment — Second: 

James  Strong,  captain,  vice  Dunham,  deceased;  William  A.  Davis,, 
lieutenant,  vice  Strong,  deceased;  Patrick  G.  Hildreth,  lieutenant, 
vice  Thompson,  promoted;  Benjamin  Tucker,  lieutenant,  vice 
Tucker,  quartermaster;  Robert  Russell,  ensign,  vice  William  A. 
Davis,  promoted;  Daniel  Cooledge,  ensign,  vice  Patrick  G.  Hildreth. 
promoted;  Robert  Hislop,  do,  vice  Benjamin  Tucker,  promoted; 
John  Walli,  do,  vice  Dodge,  refused;  Samuel  Skidmore  Smith,  do, 
vice  Underhill,  do;  Daniel  Cock,  ensign,  vice  Mumford,  do;  Thomas 
Spencer,  ensign,  vice  Pluymert,  do. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Robert  Bogardus'  regiment — Third: 

Jacob  Cholwell,  second  major,  vice  B.  A.  Egbert,  deceased. 


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William  Berrian,  captain,  to  rank  from  April  6,  1806. 

Henry  H.  Scheifflin,  captain;  Abraham  Stevens,  do;  John  Post, 
lieutenant,  vice  Henry  H.  Scheifflin,  promoted,  with  rank  from  April 
6,  1806;  Benjamin  Knapp,  do,  vice  Abraham  Stevens,  promoted; 
Cornelius  Myers,  do,  vice  William  Berrian;  Stephen  Cornwall,  do; 
Samuel  Shapter,  do;  James  Mullanay,  do. 

Ensigns- — Thomas  Griffin,  John  Hatfield,  Donald  C.  Buckloe,  Sol- 
omon Seixas,  Elias  Hoffman,  Thomas  Hamilton. 

Regiment  lately  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  Ezekiel 
Dodge — Fourth : 

John  Coffin,  second  major. 

Joseph  Neale,  captain,  vice  John  Coffin,  promoted;  Elijah  Mar- 
vin, do,  vice  Pratt,  promoted;  Jonathan  Brook,  do,  vice  Ely, 
deceased;  Jacob  Morrison,  lieutenant,  vice  Joseph  Neale,  promoted; 
James  Brackett,  do,  vice  Jonathan  Brooks,  do;  Sydney  Andrews, 
ensign;  Ezra  Reed,  do;  Richard  Hatfield,  junior,  do. 

Regiment  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  Jonas  Mapes — 
Fifth : 

Jacob  Blackwell,  captain,  vice  Drake,  moved. 

Harris  Sage,  do,  vice  Melich,  resigned. 

Lewis  Angevine,  do,  vice  Cholwell,  promoted. 

Elijah  Pinckney,  do,  vice  Rogers,  resigned;  George  W.  Strong, 
lieutenant;  William  C.  Mulligan,  do,  vice  Irvine,  deceased;  Edward 
H.  Nicoll,  do,  vice  Harris  Sage,  promoted;  James  Turk,  do,  vice 
Jacob  Blackwell,  promoted;  Daniel  E.  Tylee,  do,  vice  Irvine, 
deceased;  John  Anthon,  do,  vice  Carpenter,  promoted;  James 
Chrystee,  ensign,  vice  James  Turk,  promoted;  Cornelius  Schermer- 
horn,  junior,  ensign,  vice  Edward  H.  Nicoll,  promoted;  John 
Chrystee,  ensign,  vice  William  C.  Mulligan,  promoted;  William  E. 
Dunscomb,   do,  vice  Robinson;    John   Cooke,  ensign,,  vice  Scott; 


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980  Annual  Report  of  the 

William  M.  Price,  do,  vice  Coles;  William  S.  Radcliffe,  ensign,  vice 
John  Anthon,  promoted ;  William  Hawley,  do. 

In  Lieutenant  Colonel  Jacob  De  la  Montagnie's  regiment — 
Seventh : 

Joel  Davis,  first  major,  vice  (Andrew)  Anderson,  promoted;  Fran- 
cis Cooper,  paymaster,  vice  Ferris;  Smith  Cutler,  surgeon's  mate. 

Gilbert  Seaman,  captain,  vice  Warner,  deceased;  Oliver  Hibbert, 
do,  vice  Smith. 

Lieutenants — Zopher  Jarvis,  vice  Gilbert  Seaman;  William  Par- 
ker, vice  Oliver  Hibbert,  promoted;  Mordecai  Myers,  Stephen 
Gould,  Samuel  Armstrong,  Smith  Purdy,  Andrew  McGown. 

Ensigns — John  Brown.  William  Ward,  Caleb  T.  Ward. 

WESTCHESTER    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  David  J.  Pell's  regiment: 

Samuel  Requaw,  ensign,  vice  Jacob  Bowe,  deceased. 

Richard  L.  Hunt,  captain,  vice  Beenier,  resigned;  John  B.  Gellis- 
pie,  lieutenant,  vice  R.  L.  Hunt,  promoted;  Nicholas  Haight,  adju- 
tant, vice  J.  Archer,  promoted. 

Lawrence  Davenport,  captain,  vice  B.  Drake,  resigned';  Elijah 
Horton,  lieutenant,  vice  N.  Haight,  promoted;  Isaac  Bonnet,  ensign. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Pierre  Van  Cortland's  regiment: 

Jacob  Montross,  first  major;  John  Hyatt,  second  major. 

Byley  Hyatt,  captain,  vice  J.  Hyatt,  promoted:  Daniel  Knapp, 
lieutenant,  vice  B.  Hyatt,  promoted;  Robert  Lane,  ensign,  vice 
Daniel  Knapp,  do. 

Jacob  D.  Clark,  captain,  vice  J.  Taylor,  moved;  James  Drake, 
lieutenant,  vice  Clark,  promoted;  William  Tice,  ensign,  vice  Dyck- 
man,  promoted;  Elijah  Gregory,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Loder,  refused; 
Nathaniel  Purdv,  ensign,  vice  M.  Purdv,  refused. 


State  Historiax.  981 

chenango  county. 
Obadiah  German,  brigadier  general  of  the  brigade  of  militia  lately 
commanded  by  Benjamin  Jones,  esquire,  resigned. 

SARATOGA    COUNTY. 

Regiment  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  Elihud  Davis: 
Edward  R.  Satterlee,  adjutant,  vice  Edwd.  Satterlee,  erroneously 
named,  with  rank  from  April  4th  last. 

ORANGE    COUNTY. 

Regiment  lately  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  Paul  Howel, 
deceased: 

John  Tuthill,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Paul  Howel, 
deceased. 

Josiah  Seely,  junior,  first  major:  Michael  Smith,  second  major. 

Andrew  Cronk,  captain;  Joseph  McLaughlin,  do. 

Lieutenants — Joseph  Moffat,  Robert  Williams,  James  Duryea. 

Ensigns — Edward  B.  Tuthill,  Richard  A.  Kronkhite,  John  B. 
Horton. 

James  Lynch,  captain;  Samuel  Van  Duzer,  lieutenant;  Joshua 
Sutton,  ensign — light  infantry. 

ROCKLAND    COUNTY. 

Regiment  lately  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  William 
Felter,  deceased: 

Peter  S.  Van  Orden,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant. 

Benjamin  Gurnee,  first  major;  Cornelius  Blawvelt,  second  major. 

Captains — Theunis  Cooper,  Aaron  D.  Camp. 

Lieutenants — Walter  T.  Smith,  Gilbert  Cooper. 

Ensigns — John  Van  Orden,  John  L.  Conkling,  George  Wiant; 
Jacob  D.  Onderdonk  vice  Derrick  Clark,  superseded;  Thomas 
Dykins. 


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1808. 


982  Annual  Report  of  the 

orange  county. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Christian  Schultz's  regiment : 

Sanford  Allen,  ensign,  vice  James  Wadsworth,  promoted;  James 
Wood,  do,  vice  Sol.  Carpenter,  resigned;  Nathaniel  Elmer,  surgeon, 
vice  W.  Elmer,  resigned.         ' 

Freegift  Tuthill,  captain,  vice  A.  Hatfield,  resigned;  Edward  Ely, 
lieutenant,  vice  Freegift  Tuthill,  promoted:  Daniel  Everett,  junior, 
ensign,  vice  S.  Jackson,  resigned. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Jacobus  Post's  regiment: 

Samuel  Johnson,  captain. 

Lieutenants- — Thomas  Sprowl,  Levi  Ellis,  Xehemiah  Finn. 

Ensigns — Lewis  Randolph,  Eleazer  McCamley,  Thomas  Arm- 
strong. 

Samuel  Smith,  paymaster. 

Gilbert  McWhorter,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  G.  Post,  pro- 
moted; Edward  Acker,  lieutenant  do;  James  Helmes,  ensign  do. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  John  Wilkins'  regiment: 

Benjamin  Webb,  first  major,  vice  Jackson,  deceased;  John  White, 
second  major,  vice  Wilkins,  promoted. 

Thomas  Evertson,  captain,  vice  Benjamin  Webb,  promoted. 

Jesse  Owen,  captain,  vice  Robbins,  refused. 

Henry  Savage,  captain,  vice  John  White,  promoted;  Samuel 
Webb,  lieutenant,  vice  Thomas  Evertson,  promoted;  John  Dunning, 
lieutenant,  vice  Jesse  Owen,  promoted;  John  Kerby,  ensign,  vice 
Samuel  Webb,  promoted;  Daniel  Reeve,  do,  vice  John  Dunning,  do. 

Jacob  Dunning,  captain;  Matthias  Keen,  lieutenant;  Vinson  Clark, 
ensign — light  infantry. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Leonard  Smith's  regiment: 

Daniel  T.  Smith,  captain,  vice  Drake,  moved;  Joseph  Reeve,  adju- 
tant,   vice    Smith,    promoted;    Selah    Reeve,    quartermaster,    vice 


State  Historian.  983 

Fowler,  moved;  Richard  Smith,  paymaster;  George  Telford,  ensign, 
vice  Ingersol,  moved;  Moses  A.  Smith,  surgeon;  Eleazur  Gedney, 
surgeon's  mate. 

Nathan  H.  Sayre,  captain,  vice  Walsh,  resigned;  Jonathan  B. 
Kniffen,  lieutenant,  vice  Nathan  H.  Sayre,  promoted;  Alexander 
Denniston,  ensign. 

.    ULSTER    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Josiah  Hasbrouck's  regiment: 

John  N.  Lefever,  ensign,  vice  Jones  Lefever,  moved. 

Elias  Ostrander,  captain,  vice  Ross,  moved;  James  Russel,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Elias  Ostrander,  promoted;  Silas  Simpkins,  ensign,  vice 
James  Russel,  promoted. 

Zacharias  Frear,  captain,  vice  Ketchum,  resigned;  Simon  M. 
Lefever,  lieutenant,  vice  Zacharias  Frear,  promoted;  Daniel  H. 
Ostrom,  ensign,  vice  Simon  Lefever,  do. 

Joseph  Deyo,  captain;  Wells  Lake,  lieutenant;  William  Deyo, 
junior,  ensign — light  infantry. 

In  Lieutenant  Colonel  Nicholas  Hardenbergh's  regiment: 

Jacobus  Smith,  captain,  vice  A.  Millspaugh,  resigned;  James  Hun- 
ter, junior,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Millspaugh,  resigned;  Robert  D.  Hun- 
ter, ensign,  vice  Jacobus  Smith,  promoted. 

Thomas  N.  Jansen,  captain,  vice  J.  Jansen,  refused;  Abraham 
Jansen,  lieutenant,  vice  T.  N.  Jansen,  promoted;  Michael  Johnston, 
junior,  ensign,  vice  A.  Jansen,  promoted;  George  Martin,  ensign, 
vice  W.  W.  Crawford,  refused. 

ORANGE   AND    ULSTER   COUNTIES. 

Brigadier  General  Moses  Cantine's  brigade: 

ORANGE    COUNTY. 

Regiment  to  be  composed  of  the  battalion  commanded  by  Major 
William  Cuddaback : 


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984  Annual  Report  of  the 

William  A.  Cuddaback,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant. 

Elnathan  Sears,  first  major;  Samuel  Clark,  second  major;  John 
Shaw,  adjutant;  John  King,  quartermaster;  Jacob  Roosa,  paymas- 
ter; Samuel  Dimmick,  surgeon. 

Thomas  King,  captain;  Eli  Roberts,  lieutenant;  Benjamin  Mon- 
tanye,  junior,  ensign. 

Salmon  Wheat,  captain;  Samuel  King,  junior,  lieutenant;  Samuel 
M.  Shaw,  ensign. 

Abraham  Roosa,  captain;  David  Gorham,  lieutenant. 

Robert  W.  Crawford,  captain;  Jacob  Gumaer,  lieutenant;  Solomon 
Sherwood,  ensign. 

Henry  Newkirk,  captain;  George  Smith,  junior,  lieutenant; 
Gabriel  H.  Horton,  ensign. 

Peter  E.  Gumaer,  captain;  Benjamin  Gumaer,  lieutenant;  Cor- 
nelius Van  Inwagen,  junior,  ensign — riflemen. 

ULSTER    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Frederick  Westbrook's  regiment: 

Jonathan  Westbrook,  junior,  captain,  vice  Hasbrouck,  resigned; 
John  H.  De  Witt,  lieutenant,  vice  Jonathan  Westbrook,  junior,  pro- 
moted; John  B.  Dumond,  ensign,  vice  John  H.  De  Witt,  do. 

Regiment  lately  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  Moses 
Cantine : 

Tjerck  De  Witt,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Moses  Can- 
tine,  promoted. 

William  Swart,  first  major,  vice  Tjerck  De  Witt,  promoted;  Cor- 
nelius Van  Beuren,  second  do,  vice  William  Swart,  do;  John  J. 
Gillasby,  lieutenant,  vice  Emigh,  resigned;  Peter  J.  Meyer,  ensign; 
Abraham  A.  Post,  junior,  lieutenant  of  rangers,  vice  Hasbrouck, 
resigned;  Luke  Keirsted,  junior,  ensign  rangers. 


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dutchess  county. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  James  Townsend's  regiment: 

Jeremiah  Mabee,  captain,  vice  Sloot,  resigned;  John  Crane,  junior, 
lieutenant,  vice  Jeremiah  Mabee,  promoted;  Elias  Mabee,  ensign, 
vice  Crane,  do;  Morris  Haddon,  lieutenant,  vice  A.  Conkling, 
refused;  Silas  Austin,  ensign,  vice  Morris  Haddon,  promoted. 

David  Knapp,  captain;  Justus  Nelson,  lieutenant,  vice  David 
Knapp,  promoted;  Elijah  Davenport,  ensign;  Cornelius  Nelson, 
lieutenant,  vice  D.  Knapp,  promoted;  Justus  Garrison,  ensign,  vice 
C.  Nelson,  promoted. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Benjamin  Hasbrouck's  regiment: 

Thomas  Lawrence,  captain,  vice  G.  Bogert,  resigned;  Obadiah 
Thorn,  lieutenant,  vice  Thomas  Lawrence,  promoted;  James  Wiltsie, 
ensign,  vice  Obadiah  Thorn,  promoted;  John  Blatchley,  lieutenant, 
vice  Z.  Flagler,  resigned;  Gilbert  Budd,  ensign,  vice  John  Blatchley, 
promoted;  Reuben  Burroughs,  ensign,  vice  Ladue,  moved;  Joseph 
J.  Jackson,  paymaster,  vice  J.  Hasbrouck,  refused. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Zacharias  Flagler's  regiment: 

George  W.  Vandenbergh,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice 
Zacharias  Flagler,  resigned. 

Stephen  Dusenbury,  first  major,  vice  Hurd,  refused;  John  M. 
Ross,  second  major,  vice  Vail,  do;  John  Cooper,  adjutant,  vice 
Vandenbergh,  promoted;  Abraham  Humphrey,  quartermaster,  vice 
Covert,  moved;  Peter  Brill,  junior,  paymaster. 

James  Grant,  captain;  James  Ketchum,  lieutenant;  John  Mabbet, 
ensign;  Nathan  Miller,  ensign. 

Nathan  Miller,  captain,  vice  Brill,  resigned;  Cornwell  McLees, 
lieutenant,  vice  Miller,  promoted  and  Brownell,  resigned;  Daniel 
Brill,  ensign. 

Lewis  Stebbins,  captain,  vice  A.  Crow,  resigned;  William  William- 
son, lieutenant;  Andrew  Crows,  ensign. 


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Peltier  Ward,  captain,  vice  J.  M.  Ross,  promoted;  James  Mullen, 
lieutenant;  Samuel  Stevens,  ensign. 

John  E.  Townsend,  captain,  vice  Dusenbury,  promoted;  John  C. 
Shear,  lieutenant,  vice  John  E.  Townsend,  promoted;  Minard  B. 

Yeley,  ensign. 

Richard  Cormvell,  captain,  vice  Buck,  moved;  Peter  McLees, 
lieutenant,  vice  Richard  Cormvell,  promoted;  John  Sweet,  ensign. 

Howard  Dennis,  captain,  vice  B.  Thompson,  resigned;  Henry 
Uhel,  lieutenant;  Xehemiah  Sweet,  ensign. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  William  Bell's  regiment: 

Joseph  Wood,  second  major,  vice  Casper  Hand,  promoted. 

James  Sweet,  captain,  vice  E.  E.  Husted,  resigned;  William  J. 
Thorn,  lieutenant,  vice  Ray,  moved;  Tabor  Belding,  ensign. 

Jacob  T.  Griffin,  captain,  vice  Germond,  moved;  Robert  Coffin, 
lieutenant,  vice  Jacob  T.  Griffin,  promoted;  Henry  Van  Benschoten, 
ensign. 

William  Smith,  captain,  vice  J.  Oakley,  resigned;  Hendrick  Velie, 
lieutenant,  vice  Bishop,  resigned. 

Robert  White,  captain,  vice  Hallock,  do;  Stephen  Griffin,  lieuten- 
ant, vice  R.  White,  promoted;  George  Tripp,  ensign,  vice  D.  Elsbre, 
moved. 

James  Sweet,  captain,  vice  Ebr.  Husted,  resigned;  Samuel  Jack- 
son, lieutenant;  Peter  Waltermire,  ensign. 

Reuben  Wyley,  captain,  vice  J.  Wood,  promoted;  Jonathan  Smith, 
lieutenant,  vice  Reuben  Wyley.  do:  Samuel  M.  Ely,  adjutant,  vice 
Smith,  promoted;  William  Sharpstone,  paymaster,  vice  Gager, 
resigned;  James  Downs,  surgeon's  mate,  vice  L.  Barton,  moved. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Eli  Angevine's  regiment: 

William  Lawrence,  captain,  vice  J.  Marshal,  resigned;  Robert 
Lawrence,  lieutenant,  vice  W.  Lawrence,  promoted;  George  Lom- 
meree,  ensign,  vice  R.  Lawrence,  promoted. 


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John  Yandebelt,  captain,  vice  Yandewater,  resigned;  John  Piatt, 
lieutenant,  vice  Vanderbilt,  promoted;  George  T.  Brinckerhoff, 
ensign,  vice  J.  Piatt,  do. 

John  L.  Fonda,  captain,  vice  J.  Frair,  junior,  refused;  Randal  S. 
Street,  ensign,  vice  J.  L.  Fonda,  promoted. 

ROCKLAND    COUNTY. 

First  battalion,  third  regiment  of  artillery: 

Harmanus  Tallman,  captain;  John  Myers,  first  lieutenant. 

NEW   YORK   COUNTY. 

First  brigade  of  artillery,  First  regiment: 

Joseph  Home,  captain,  vice  D.  Thompson,  deceased;  George 
Buckmaster,  do,  vice  J.  McLean,  resigned;  John  Lemaire, 
first  lieutenant,  vice  Joseph  Home,  promoted;  John  F.  Gordon, 
do,  vice  George  Buckmaster,  do;  William  B.  Crosby,  do,  vice 
J.  A.  Fort,  moved;  Garrit  Storm,  do,  vice  Crosby,  attached  to 
the  staff;  John  Bloodgood,  second  lieutenant,  vice  John  Lemaire, 
promoted;  Robert  Ogilby,  do,  vice  John  F.  Gordon,  promoted; 
William  G.  Miller,  do,  vice  William  B.  Crosby,  do;  James  S.  Bailey, 
do,  vice  Garrit  Storm,  do;  Nicholas  Bogart,  junior,  do;  John  Morin 
Scott  McKnight,  surgeon's  mate. 

Second  regiment: 

Daniel  D.  Smith,  captain,  vice  A.  Bleecker,  refused;  Asa  Whitney, 
first  lieutenant,  vice  Daniel  D.  Smith,  promoted;  Samuel  Swartwout, 
do;  Richard  Burchan,  do;  Thomas  W  Gilbert,  second  lieutenant, 
vice  Samuel  Swartwout,  promoted ;  Jacob  Anthony,  do,  vice  Richard 
Burchan,  do;  Fayette  Cooper,  surgeon's  mate: 

Third  regiment: 

Edward  Tylee,  second  lieutenant;  Abraham  M.  Valentine,  do; 
George  Hodgson,  do. 


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988  Annual  Report  of  the 

columbia  county. 

In  Lieutenant  Colonel  Jacob  R.  Van  Rensselaer's  regiment: 

Joseph  Horton,  first  major,  vice  W.  W.  Van  Ness,  appointed 
judge  Supreme  Court;  John  Whitbeck,  second  major,  vice  Joseph 
Horton,  promoted. 

James  Ostrander,  captain,  vice  Jacob  Moule,  resigned;  William  G. 
Philip,  lieutenant,  vice  James  Ostrander,  promoted;  Philip  Ostran- 
der, ensign,  vice  W.  G.  Philip,  do. 

Amaziah  Hoag,  captain,  vice  J.  Horton,  do;  Agrippa  Martin, 
lieutenant,  vice  C.  W.  Miller,  resigned;  Peter  Vander  Boe,  ensign, 
vice  Amaziah  Hoag,  promoted;  Jeremiah  H.  Van  Rensselaer,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Jacob  Waggoner,  resigned;  Peter  Kells,  ensign,  vice 
H.  Enderson,  superseded. 

Silas  Tobey,  captain,  vice  Jesse  Matthews,  superseded;  Silvanus 
Seely,  lieutenant,  vice  H.  Vanderbergh,  resigned;  John  Hinman, 
ensign,  vice  Silas  Tobey,  promoted. 

Charles  Everts,  captain,  vice  N.  Ten  Broeck,  resigned;  Jacob  J. 
Decker,  lieutenant,  vice  Charles  Everts,  promoted;  Robert  Elting, 
ensign,  vice  Jacob  J.  Decker,  promoted. 

Abraham  L.  Fonda,  captain,  vice  J.  Whitbeck,  do;  Thomas  J. 
Mesick,  lieutenant,  vice  Rays;  Jacobus  Leggett,  ensign,  vice  Thomas 
Bay,  moved. 

Benjamin  Miller,  captain,  vice  L.  Dunning,  superseded;  Obed  W. 
Folger,  lieutenant,  vice  B.  Miller,  promoted;  George  W.  Topping, 
ensign,  vice  Jacob  F.  Hardick,  superseded. 

In  the  regiment  lately  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  Joseph 
Cornwell : 

Daniel  Warner,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Joseph  Corn- 
well,  resigned. 

Ezra  Dorr,  first  major,  vice  Daniel  Warner,  promoted;  Asahel 
King,  second  do,  vice  Ezra  Dorr,  promoted. 


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Eleazer  Grant,  captain,  vice  Asahel  King,  promoted;  William 
Bentley,  lieutenant,  vice  Eleazer  Grant,  do;  Andrew  Burchard, 
ensign,  vice  William  Bentley,  do. 

William  Hunt,  captain,  vice  Isaac  Green,  moved;  Zalmon  Skinner, 
lieutenant,  vice  William  Hunt,  promoted;  William  Spire,  junior, 
ensign,  vice  Zalmon  Skinner,  do. 

Moses  Bramhall,  captain,  vice  Wm.  Miller,  moved;  Samuel  Dean, 
lieutenant,  vice  Moses  Bramhall,  promoted;  William  Niles,  ensign, 
vice  Samuel  Dean,  promoted. 

James  Warner,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  Jos.  Davis,  moved; 
John  P.  Peabody,  lieutenant  do,  vice  J.  Warner,  promoted;  David 
Wilcox,  ensign,  vice  John  P.  Peabody,  do;  Samuel  B.  Wheeler, 
lieutenant,  vice  Dickerson,  moved;  Ezra  Patrick,  ensign,  vice 
Samuel  B.  Wheeler,  promoted;  Nathaniel  Janes,  ensign,  vice  Elias 
Williams,  moved;  John  Hatch,  ensign,  vice  Ansel  Olmsted,  moved. 

Augustin  F.  Hayden,  captain  of  light  infantry;  Ebenezer  Wads- 
worth,  lieutenant  do;  Joseph  Grant,  ensign  do — new  company. 

In  the  regiment  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  Charles 
McKinstry: 

John  Tibbits,  captain,  vice  U.  Mallory,  resigned;  Zadock  Knapp, 
lieutenant,  vice  John  Tibbits,  promoted;  Jacob  Lawrence,  ensign, 
vice  Zadock  Knapp,  promoted;  Joseph  Wiltsey,  lieutenant,  vice  Jos. 
Shaw,  moved;  John  Knox,  ensign,  vice  Joseph  Wiltsey,  promoted; 
William  Hunt,  lieutenant,  vice  David  Collins,  resigned;  Isaac  Fos- 
ter, ensign,  vice  William  Hunt,  promoted;  William  Jordan,  junior, 
lieutenant,  vice  Sol  Niles,  dead;  Christopher  Miller,  ensign,  vice 
Jordan,  promoted. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Robert  T.  Livingston's  regiment: 

Elisha  Holley,  lieutenant  light  infantry,  vice  Andries  Haver; 
David  Nichols,  ensign  do,  vice  Jno.  McKinstry,  moved;  Henry  Els- 
north,  ensign,  vice  Van  Valkenbergh,  resigned. 


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99°  Annual  Report  of  the 

Philip  Vande  Bogart.  captain,  vice  Jno.  Murphey,  resigned;  Jacob 

P.  Miller,  lieutenant;  Lewis  Haynood,  ensign. 
Lieutenant  Colonel  Peter  J.  Yosburgh's  regiment: 
Isaac    Yan    Xess,    captain,    vice    Simeon    Richmond,    resigned; 

Phinehas  Knapp,  lieutenant,  vice  I.  Yan  Ness,  promoted;  Phinehas 

Reed,  ensign,  vice  Phinehas  Knapp,  promoted. 

CLINTON,    ESSEX    AXD    FRANKLIN*    COUNTIES. 

Brigade  commanded  by  Brigadier  General  Benj.  Mooers: 

FRANKLIN    COUNTY. 

Battalion  to  consist  of  the  four  companies  of  militia  in  the  towns 
of  Chateaugay,  Harrison  and  Constable: 
Alric  Mann,  major  commandant. 

ESSEX    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Daniel  Wright's  regiment: 

Hezekiah  Barber,  first  major;  William  Kirby,  second  major. 

Ransom  Xoble,  captain,  vice  Belden  Noble,  resigned. 

John  F.  Bishop,  captain,  vice  Branch,  moved;  Silas  Sayer,  lieu- 
tenant, vacant;  Amasa  Wilcox,  lieutenant,  vice  John  F.  Bishop, 
promoted;  James  McLean,  lieutenant;  William  Cuyler,  lieutenant, 
vice  Ransom  Xoble,  promoted;  John  Richardson,  ensign,  vice  Earl, 
moved;  John  Allen,  ensign,  vice  Silas  Sayer,  promoted;  Benjamin 
Smith,  ensign,  vice  Hopkins,  moved;  Whiting  Russel,  ensign,  vice 
B.  Walker,  moved;  John  Lewis,  ensign;  Ira  Bingham,  ensign,  vice 
William  Cuyler,  promoted. 

ULSTER    COUNTY. 

Second  squadron  second  division  of  cavalry: 

John  J.  Hardenbergh,  captain;  Cornelius  C.  Xewkirk,  first  lieu- 

*  Franklin  county  was  erected  from  Clinton  county  March  II,  1808. — State  His- 
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tenant;  Thomas  H.  Jansen,  second  lieutenant;  Isaias  Hasbrouk,  cor- 
net— a  new  troop. 

WESTCHESTER    COUNTY. 

In  the  second  squadron,  first  division,  of  cavalry: 
Joseph  Hunt,  captain;  Benjamin  Roswell,  first  lieutenant;  Joseph 
Auser,  cornet — a  new  troop. 

NEW   YORK   COUNTY. 

Brigade  commanded  by  Brigadier  General  Gerard  Steddiford: 
Cornelius  Bogert,  brigade  quartermaster. 

RENSSELAER   COUNTY. 

Brigade  commanded  by  Brigadier  General  Hosea  Moffitt: 

Nathaniel  Adams,  brigade  quartermaster. 

In  Lieutenant  Colonel  Jacob  A.  Fort's  regiment: 

Sylvester  Noble,  second  major,  vice  R.  Covil,  resigned. 

Samuel  Faxon,  captain,  vice  Sylvester  Noble,  promoted;  Russel 
Chace,  do,  vice  D.  Rogers,  resigned;  Aaron  Baldwin,  lieutenant, 
vice  G.  Barnes,  moved;  Lemuel  Sherwood,  do,  vice  B.  Salisbury, 
do;  Royal  Abbott,  do  light  infantry,  vice  C.  Shepherd,  moved;  John 
Manchester,  junior,  ensign,  vice  Russel  Chace,  promoted;  Jonas 
Halstead,  do;  Garrett  Hallenbeck,  do. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Gilbert  Eddy's  regiment: 

William  Knickerbacker,  first  major,  vice  Douglas,  resigned;  Tis- 
dale  Eddy,  second  major,  vice  William  Knickerbacker,  promoted. 

Courtland  Elliott,  captain,  vice  T.  Eddy,  promoted;  John  Down- 
ing, lieutenant,  vice  Courtland  Elliott,  promoted. 

Andrew  Ryan,  quartermaster,  vice  H.  Warren,  moved;  Theodore 
May,  surgeon;  Matthew  Groff,  ensign,  vice  John  Downing,  pro- 
moted; William  Groesbeck,  do. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Adam  Yates'  regiment: 

Thomas  Davis,  second  major,  vice  L.  Winnie,  resigned. 


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William  S.  Parker,  captain,  vice  T.  Davis,  promoted. 

Ebenezer  W.  Walbridge,  captain,  vice  Penniman,  resigned;  Guil- 
ford D.  Young,  do,  vice  Kimberly,  do;  Benjamin  Higbie,  lieutenant, 
vice  Guilford  D.  Young,  promoted;  Stephen  Warren,  lieutenant, 
vice  William  S.  Parker,  promoted;  Stephen  Clark,  do,  vice  Ebene- 
zer W.  Walbridge,  promoted;  Frederick  Barenger,  do,  vice  Coons, 
moved;  Barent  Schuyler,  paymaster,  vice  Vanderheyden,  moved; 
Jedediah  Tracy,  ensign,  vice  Stephen  Warren,  promoted;  Norman 
Hickock,  do,  vice  Stephen  Clark,  do;  Cornelius  Swartwout,  junior, 
do,  vice  Winne,  refused;  Samuel  P.  Hawley,  do,  vice  Benjamin 
Higbie,  promoted. 

In  Lieutenant  Colonel  Philip  Staats'  regiment: 

Abraham  Herrington,  captain,  vice  Hallenbeck,  resigned;  William 
N.  Staats,  do,  vice  Van  Beuren,  do;  John  L.  Zobriskie,  chaplain; 
Manassah  Knowlton,  lieutenant,  vice  Abraham  Herrington,  pro- 
moted; Anthony  Breese,  do;  Aretus  Lyman,  do;  Peter  Ostrander, 
do,  vice  Wm.  N.  Staats,  promoted;  Nicholas  B.  Harris,  surgeon, 
vice  Row,  deceased;  Cornelius  Hermance,  surgeon's  mate,  vice 
Nicholas  B.  Harris,  promoted;  Nathaniel  Paine,  ensign,  vice  Manas- 
sah Knowlton,  promoted;  James  Livingston,  do,  vice  Anthony 
Breese,  do;  David  E.  Gregory,  do,  vice  Hitchcock,  resigned;  Simon 
Welch,  do,  vice  Peter  Ostrander,  promoted. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Elisha  Stewart's  regiment: 

John  Younglove,  chaplain;  John  Blaney,  lieutenant,  vice  J. 
Philips,  moved;  Jacob  P.  Hermance,  ensign,  vice  John  Blaney, 
promoted. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Zebulon  Scriven's  regiment: 

Joseph  Crandal,  captain,  vice  J.  Nicholas,  resigned;  Enos  Larkin, 
do,  vice  Hull,  moved;  Daniel  Arnold,  do,  vice  J.  Godfrey,  do;  Aaron 
Sedgwick,  do;  Edward  Whitford,  lieutenant,  vice  Joseph  Crandal, 


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promoted;  William  C.  Barber,  do,  vice  Whipple,  moved;  Samuel 
Hutton,  do;  David  Matteson,  do,  vice  Daniel  Arnold,  promoted; 
Elisha  Eglestone,  do;  Sanford  Hewit,  ensign,  vice  William  C.  Bar- 
ber, promoted;  William  Child,  do:  Hezekiah  Hull,  junior,  do,  vice 
D.  Matteson,  promoted;  Pliny  Miller,  junior,  do. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Adam  Yates'  regiment: 

Amos  Salisbury,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  Adams,  promoted; 
Elam  Lyndes,  lieutenant  do,  vice  Amos  Salisbury,  do;  Oliver  Lyon, 
ensign  do,  vice  Betts,  resigned;  David  Butler,  chaplain;  Hugh  W. 
Henry,  surgeon's  mate ;  John  Sampson,  quartermaster,  vice  Vander 
Heyden,  resigned. 

NEW   YORK    COUNTY. 

Battalion  of  riflemen  in  the  city  of  New  York : 

Francis  McClure,  major  commandant. 

Daniel  Fisher,  captain,  vice  Fisher,  promoted;  John  Morrison, 
captain;  David  Andrews,  captain. 

Lieutenants — Robert  Bleakley;  Joseph  Tate,  James  Farrell,  David 
Logan. 

Ensigns — Hugh  Walker,  Robert  Dillon,  Patrick  Lunny,  Charles 
Eagleson. 

WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

Brigadier  General  Simon  De  Ridder's  brigade: 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Hendrick  Van  Schaick's  regiment: 

Jacob    H.   Van    Schaick,   captain,   vice    N.    Kingsley,   resigned; 

Gideon  Cornell,  lieutenant,  vice  Thurston,  moved;  John  Van  Beuren, 

ensign,  vice  Sherman,  moved;  Ellis  May,  lieutenant,  vice  Archibell, 

do;    Mitchel    Corlis,    ensign,   vice    Ellis    May,   promoted;    Nathan 

Tucker,  lieutenant,  vice  Bailey,  moved;  James  Hay,  ensign,  vice 

Philips,  do. 

Worthey  Waters,  captain,  vice  Tilton,  moved;  Peter  Wheldon, 

lieutenant,  vice  Luce,  do;  Benjamin  Brownell,  junior,  ensign,  vice 
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Butler,  do;  Samuel  Crandal,  lieutenant,  vice  Jere:  Reynolds,  super- 
seded; Moses  Cowen,  ensign,  vice  Samuel  Crandal,  promoted. 

Henry  Potter,  captain,  vice  Kenyon,  resigned;  John  Davenport, 
lieutenant,  vice  Henry  Potter,  promoted;  Samuel  Simmons,  ensign, 
vice  John  Davenport,  promoted. 

Stephen  Allen,  captain,  vice  Wright,  moved;  Gideon  Cornell,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  H.  Russel,  do;  John  Briggs,  ensign,  vice  B.  Briggs,  do. 

Regiment  whereof  John  Gordon  was  lately  lieutenant  colonel 
commandant: 

Hercules  Rice,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  John  Gordon, 
resigned. 

Oliver  Sherman,  first  major,  vice  Woodward,  resigned;  James 
Hill,  second  do,  vice  Hercules  Rice,  promoted;  Isaac  Lacy,  quarter- 
master, vice  Younglove,  moved;  Solomon  Dean,  surgeon,  vice  Dorr, 
resigned;  Jonathan  Dorr,  junior,  surgeon's  mate;  John  Powers,  lieu- 
tenant light  infantry,  vice  Tillinghast,  moved;  John  I.  Perine,  ensign. 

Nathan  Skinner,  captain,  vice  Sherman,  promoted;  John  May  hew, 
lieutenant,  vice  Nathan  Skinner,  do:  William  Waite,  junior,  ensign, 
vice  John  Mayhew,  do. 

Hiram  Pratt,  captain,  vice  Van  Vechten,  resigned;  Jabez  Rem- 
mington,  lieutenant,  vice  Groesbeck,  do;  Daniel  Thomas,  ensign. 

Samuel  Bowen,  captain,  vice  Gifford,  resigned;  Duty  Sayles,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Samuel  Bowen,  promoted;  Robert  Wilcox,  ensign,  vice 
Duty  Sayles,  do. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Caleb  Brown's  regiment: 

Andrew  Lytle,  junior,  captain  light  infantry;  William  McClallen, 
second,  lieutenant  do ;  William  Townsend,  ensign  do ;  Robert  Edgar, 
ensign  do,  vice  Reuben  Edgar,  erroneously  appointed,  (April)  3, 
1806,  with  rank  from  that  time. 

James  McClallen,  captain,  vice  Foster,  resigned;  William  Fuller- 


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ton,  lieutenant,  vice  James  McClallen,  promoted;  Samuel  Livingston, 
ensign,  vice  William  Fullerton,  do. 

William  Root,  captain,  vice  Long,  resigned;  James  Guthery,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  William  Root,  promoted;  Warham  Root,  ensign,  vice 
James  Guthery,  promoted. 

Timothy  Nichols,  captain,  vice  McDonald,  moved;  Amos  Scott, 
lieutenant,  vice  Case,  resigned;  Joel  Smith,  ensign,  vice  Timothy 
Nichols,  promoted. 

David  Matthews,  junior,  captain,  vice  McMurray,  to  be  super- 
seded; Joseph  Boyd,  ensign,  vice  Bristol,  moved;  James  Brown, 
ensign,  vice  David  Matthews,  promoted. 

Samuel  McDougal,  captain,  vice  Root,  moved;  Aaron  M.  Perine, 
lieutenant,  vice  Campbell,  moved;  Lemuel  Dwelly,  ensign. 

Brigadier  General  Warren  Ferris'  brigade: 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Enos  Mead's  regiment: 

Kitchel  Bishop,  second  major. 

Benjamin  Bellows,  quartermaster;  Zepheniah  Tubbs,  surgeon; 
John  P.  Little,  surgeon's  mate;  Isaac  Mead,  paymaster. 

John  McMillan,  captain;  Hezekiah  Baldwin,  do;  Frederick  Miller, 
adjutant. 

Captains — Lemuel  Humphrey,  Noadiah  Graves,  Eleazur  Good- 
man, John  Kenyon,  William  Cook,  Benajah  Bennet,  Joseph  Norton. 

Lieutenants — John  Weaver,  Caleb  Wells,  Enos  Mead  third,  Solo- 
mon Ferris,  John  L.  Smith,  James  McDonald,  Stephen  Tuttle,  John 
Woodward,  Uriah  Balkim. 

Ensigns — Levi  Weaver,  Samuel  Day,  Abel  Baldwin,  Lewis  Cam- 
eron, Pliny  Pierce,  Daniel  Geer,  Samuel  H.  Patchin. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Micajah  Pettit's  regiment: 

Jonathan  Wood,  second  major,  with  rank  from  April  6,  1807. 

Roger  Halloday,  captain,  do;  Samuel  Love,  lieutenant,  vice  Roger 


1808. 


June 
13 


996  Annual  Report  of  the 

1808. 

Halloday,  promoted;  Joseph  Steward,  third,  ensign,  vice  Samuel 
Love,  do;  Russel  Cole,  ensign,  vice  (Nathaniel)  Pitcher,  adjutant; 
Franklin  Haskins,  ensign,  vice  F.  Hastings. 

Collins  Hitchcock,  captain,  vice  Stewart,  promoted,  to  take  rank 
from  6  April,  1807;  Benjamin  Seely,  lieutenant,  vice  Collins  Hitch- 
cock, promoted;  Layton  Bently,  ensign,  vice  Benjamin  Seely,  pro- 
moted; John  Moss,  junior,  ensign  light  infantry,  vice  Badger, 
attached  to  artillery;  Adolphus  Freeman,  surgeon,  vice  Gibbs, 
moved;  Israel  P.  Baldwin,  surgeon's  mate,  vice  Adolphus  Freeman, 
promoted;  Reuben  Morgan,  quartermaster,  vice  Weston,  resigned; 
Noble  B.  Hitchcock,  paymaster,  vice  Reuben  Morgan,  promoted. 

DELAWARE    COUNTY. 

]^  Brigade  of  militia  whereof  Erastus   Root,  esquire,   is   brigadier 

general : 

In  the  regiment  lately  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  Silas 
Fitch : 

John  St.  John,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Silas  Fitch, 
resigned: 

Abraham  Howel,  first  major,  vice  Hathaway,  resigned;  Peter 
Pine,  second  do,  vice  McCall,  refused. 

Uriah  Clark,  captain,  vice  A.  Howel,  promoted;  Simeon  Howel, 
lieutenant,  vice  Uriah  Clark,  do;  Minor  Treadwell,  ensign,  vice  S. 
Howel,  do. 

Shubael  Johnson,  captain,  vice  St.  John,  do;  Hammond  Sawyer, 
lieutenant,  vice  Johnson,  do;  Elnathan  Goodrich,  ensign;  Timothy 
Eastman,  ensign. 

William  Dewey,  captain,  vice  Beach,  refused;  John  Avery,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  William  Dewey,  promoted;  Samuel  Smith,  ensign,  vice 
John  Avery,  do. 


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Regiment  lately  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  David  Phelps: 

John  Moore,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Phelps,  pro- 
moted. 

John  Van  Waggoner,  first  major, vice  Fay,  resigned;  Abel  Downs, 
second  major,  vice  Moore,  promoted. 

William  Wheeler,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  Abel  Downs,  pro- 
moted. 

John  Barlow,  captain,  vice  Van  Waggoner,  do:  Asa  Grant, 
lieutenant,  vice  John  Barlow,  do;  Amasa  Hall,  ensign,  vice  Asa 
Grant,  do;  Henry  Dibble,  ensign,  vice  Sol.  Miller,  moved;  Joseph 
Wheeler,  lieutenant,  vice  Krouskop,  do;  Benjamin  Marsh,  ensign, 
vice  Joseph  Wheeler,  promoted. 

Samuel  Hull,  captain;  Reuben  Nelson,  lieutenant;  Israel  Chap- 
man, ensign — new  company. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  William  Harper's  regiment: 

John  Banner,  captain,  vice  N.  Rogers,  resigned;  Coenradt  Burg- 
hart,  lieutenant,  vice  John  Banner,  promoted;  David  Brewer,  ensign, 
vice  Coenradt  Burghart,  do;  Jeremiah  Bresee,  lieutenant,  vice  J. 
Braser,  erroneously  appointed;  Nathan  Reynolds,  ensign;  Abraham 
Butts,  ensign,  vice  J.  Adams,  resigned. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Putnam  Farrington's  regiment: 

John  Doll,  second  major,  vice  Benja.  Sears,  promoted. 

David  Mitchel,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  John  Doll,  promoted; 
Walter  Chace,  lieutenant  do,  vice  David  Mitchel,  do;  Isaac  Darrow, 
ensign  do,  vice  Walter  Chace,  do. 

Robert  Leal,  captain,  vice  Philip  Farrington,  resigned;  Homer  R. 
Phelps,  lieutenant,  vice  Robert  Leal,  promoted;  David  Leal,  ensign, 
vice  Homer  R.  Phelps,  promoted;  Joel  Davis,  ensign,  vice  E.  Web- 
ster, refused;  Peter  Webb,  lieutenant,  vice  A.  Thomas,  do;  James 
Woolsey,  ensign,  vice  Peter  Webb,  promoted;  Benjamin  Barlow, 


1808. 


1808. 


998  Annual  Report  of  the 

lieutenant  light  infantry,  vice  R.  Philley,  moved;  Jonathan  Stratton, 
ensign  do,  vice  Benjamin  Barlow,  promoted;  Jeriel  Root,  ensign, 
vice  Jonas  Moore,  refused. 

Donald  Grant,  captain,  vice  Herrick,  resigned;  John  McCraney, 
lieutenant;  Alexander  McPherson,  ensign;  Jabez  Bostwick,  adjutant, 
vice  Leml.  Lamb,  junior,  promoted;  Joseph  Davis  Beers,  quarter- 
master, vice  Jabez  Bostwick,  promoted;  Henry  Leavenworth,  pay- 
master, vice  Joseph  Davis  Beers,  promoted;  Lemuel  Lamb,  junior, 
brigade  major  and  inspector,  vice  Emmons,  superseded. 

SARATOGA    COUNTY. 

Second  squadron,  fourth  division  of  cavalry: 

Isaac  O.  Carpenter,  cornet. 

Second  battalion,  fifth  regiment  of  artillery: 

David  Waterman,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Kellogg,  refused;  Myron 
Beach,  second  lieutenant,  vice  David  Waterman,  promoted;  Seth 
Walters,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Talmadge,  promoted — in  Lemen 
Foot's  company. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Hezekiah  Ketchum's  regiment: 

Cornelius  C.  Van  Sanford,  lieutenant,  vice  Drake,  refused;  Jacob 
Pudney,  ensign,  vice  Sanford,  appointed  by  a  wrong  name. 

GENESEE    COUNTY. 

In  Major  Commandant  Matthias  Lemen's  battalion: 
Justin  Dutton,  captain;  Josiah  Risdon,  lieutenant;  Joseph  White, 
ensign — new  company. 

Hopestill  Beebe,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Dutton,  promoted;  Timothy 
Winters,  ensign;  Aaron  Wheeler,  adjutant;  Stephen  Dale,  quarter- 
master; John  Griffeth,  paymaster. 

GREENE   COUNTY. 

Brigadier  General  Daniel  Brown,  junior's  brigade: 
Colonel  Samuel  Haight's  regiment: 


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John  M.  Canfield,  paymaster,  vice  Van  Orden,  resigned;  Thomas 
Stitt,  ensign  light  infantry,  vice  Clark,  resigned. 

Regiment  lately  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  Stephen 
Simmons: 

George  Stimson,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Stephen 
Simmons,  resigned. 

Jehiel  Tuttle,  first  major,  vice  George  Stimson,  promoted;  William 
Parker,  second  major;  John  C.  Carpenter,  ensign;  James  Coe,  lieu- 
tenant; Adonijah  Ford,  junior,  ensign. 

James  Munson,  captain,  vice  Tuttle,  promoted;  Minor  Cobb, 
lieutenant,  vice  James  Munson,  do;  James  Robertson,  ensign, 
vice  Minor  Cobb,  promoted;  James  Paddock,  lieutenant;  Wooster 
Parkins,  ensign. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Jonas  Bronk's  regiment: 

John  I.  Brandow,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  Conyne,  resigned; 
Joseph  B.  Silvester,  lieutenant  do,  vice  John  I.  Brandow,  promoted; 
Martin  C.  Hallenbake,  ensign  do. 

Japhet  Collins,  captain,  vice  Enos  Collins,  resigned;  Paul  Crego, 
lieutenant,  vice  Japhet  Collins,  promoted;  Ithamar  Cobb,  ensign, 
vice  Crewel,  moved. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  John  Reynolds'  regiment: 

Salmon  Cowles,  second  major,  vice  A.  Dewey,  resigned. 

Josiah  Doan,  captain  of  light  infantry,  vice  J.  Dana,  erroneously 
appointed,  with  rank  from  April  6,  1807. 

Leverett  Chittenden,  captain,  vice  Salmon  Cowles,  promoted; 
Eliab  Skeel,  lieutenant,  vice  Leverett  Chittenden,  promoted;  Josiah 
Gilbert,  ensign. 

Abraham  Post,  captain,  vice  Calhoun,  moved;  Jacob  Roggen, 
paymaster;  Gideon  Hickock,  lieutenant,  vice  Abraham  Post,  pro- 
moted; Hervey  H.  Stone,  ensign,  vice  Gideon  Hickock. 


1808. 


1808. 


iooo  Annual  Report  of  the 

Stephen  Lockwood,  captain,  vice  Ranney,  moved;  William  Mor- 
rison, lieutenant,  vice  Stephen  Lockwood,  promoted;  Ebenezer  Car- 
ter, junior,  ensign. 

Moses  Olmstcad,  captain,  vice  J.  Olmstead,  moved;  Judson  Minor, 
lieutenant,  vice  Moses  Olmstead,  promoted;  George  Minor,  ensign, 
vice  J.  Minor,  do:  Eli  Wheeler,  ensign,  vice  Wildman,  moved. 

Amasa  Thompson,  captain,  vice  J.  Xowlan,  moved;  Elijah  Haw- 
ley,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice  Amasa  Thompson,  promoted;  Reuben 
Atwater,  ensign,  vice  Hawley.  promoted;  Amos  Hamlin,  surgeon. 

In  Lieutenant  Colonel  George  Stimson's  regiment: 

Isaac  Mallery,  lieutenant,  vice  John  H.  Brout,  resigned;  John  H. 
Prout.  ensign. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  John  T.  Van  Dalfsen's  regiment: 

Justice  "Weed,  captain,  vice  Gage,  resigned;  Benjamin  Foster, 
junior,  lieutenant,  vice  Justice  Weed,  promoted;  David  Springsteed, 
junior,  ensign,  vice  Mosier,  moved. 

John  B.  Clark,  captain,  vice  Badgley,  resigned;  John  P.  Shear, 
lieutenant,  vice  John  B.  Clark:  David  I.  D.  Yerplanck,  ensign,  vice 
John  P.  Shear,  promoted;  Andrew  Ten  Eyck.  lieutenant,  vice  Wells, 
resigned:  Cornelius  Van  Antwerp,  ensign,  vice  Andrew  Ten  Eyck, 
promoted;  John  Moll,  ensign,  vice  Griffin,  moved. 

Second  squadron,  fourth  division  of  cavalry: 

Israel  Shears,  captain,  vice  Judson,  resigned;  Minor  Hubbel,  first 
lieutenant,  vice  Israel  Shears,  promoted;  James  Blodget,  second  do, 
vice  Minor  Hubbel.  promoted:  Truman  Sanford,  cornet,  vice  James 
Blodget,  do. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Matthew  Trotter's  regiment: 

John  Lush,  captain,  vice  Leonard  H.  Gansevoort,  resigned;  Elijah 
Thomas,  quartermaster,  vice  Wrashburn,  refused ;  John  Scoville,  pay- 
master, vice  Elijah  Thomas,  promoted. 


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Major  John  V.  A.  Lansing's  battalion: 

Lyman  Stanford,  captain,  vice  David  Winne,  moved;  Nicholas 
Van  Rensselaer,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice  Lyman  Stanford,  promoted; 
Jacob  Dox,  ensign,  vice  J.  Winne,  refused;  Robert  Dunbar,  junior, 
adjutant,  vice  Robert  Dunbar,  erroneously  appointed,  to  rank  from 
30th  April  last. 

GREENE    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Jonas  Bronk's  regiment: 

Isaiah  Griffin,  ensign,  vice  Josiah  Griffin,  to  rank  from  6th  April 
last. 

Brigadier  General  Gerrit  W.  Van    Schaick's  brigade: 

Leonard  H.  Gansevoort,  brigade  quartermaster. 

General  Paul  Todd's  brigade: 

Lieutenant  Colonel  William  Mackey's  regiment. 

John  Hutchison,  captain,  vice  S.  Sweet,  resigned. 

Joseph  Conner,  captain,  vice  L.  Day,  do;  Elisha  Miller,  lieutenant, 
vice  J.  Conner,  promoted;  David  Vermilyea,  do,  vice  J.  Hutchison, 
do;  Philip  Myer,  junior,  do,  vice  W.  Bardsley,  resigned;  Montgom- 
ery Mackey,  ensign  light  infantry,  vice  Geo.  Cooly,  moved;  Jedediah 
Pratt,  do,  vice  A.  Bennet,  do;  Alpheus  Reynolds,  do,  vice  David 
Vermilyea,  promoted;  Andrew  Lawson,  do,  vice  P.  Myer,  junior,  do; 
Alexander  Barthwic,  do,  vice  E.  Miller,  do. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Johan  Jost  Deitz's  regiment: 

Anthony  Talman,  captain,  vice  J.  Sears,  moved. 

Jacob  J.  Weidman,  captain,  vice  Reinhardt,  resigned;  Michael  J. 
Overacker,  lieutenant,  vice  T.  Denison,  do;  Lewis  Sherman,  do,  vice 
A.  Talman,  do;  Artemas  Morris,  ensign,  vice  Lewis  Sherman,  pro- 
moted; George  Gallup,  do;  William  A.  Deitz,  do;  Gabriel  Secor,  do. 

Major  Silas  Marsh's  battalion: 

Silas  Marsh,  major  commandant,  vice  P.  Doty,  superseded  April 
6,  1807,  to  rank  from  that  period. 


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1808. 


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Annual  Report  of  the 


Joseph  Briggs,  captain,  vice  S.  Marsh,  promoted. 

Hugh  McCollum,  captain,  vice  J.  Tullock,  resigned;  Gilbert  Hunt, 
lieutenant,  vice  Hugh  McCollum,  promoted;  James  Frost,  do,  vice  J. 
Briggs,  do;  George  Hare,  do  light  infantry,  vice  J.  Rector,  resigned; 
Joseph  Gage,  ensign,  vice  James  Frost,  promoted;  Job  Sherman,  do, 
vice  G. Hare,  do;  Amos  Bennet,  do,  vice  J.  Widger,  resigned;  Joseph 
Harris,  do,  vice  G.  Hunt,  promoted. 

John  McClave,  captain:  James  McClave,  ensign,  to  rank  from 
April  6,  1807. 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Philip  Staats'  regiment: 
Jacob  G.  Yandenbergh,  quartermaster. 

WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

It  appearing  by  the  return  of  Lieutenant  Colonel  Stephen  Thorn 
that  the  company  of  artillery  in  his  regiment,  whereof  Solomon  Day 
is  captain,  does  not  contain  the  complement  of  men  uniformed  and 
equipped  as  is  required  by  law:  therefore,  Resolved,  that  the  said 
company  is  hereby  dissolved  and  that  the  commissions  of  the  officers 
thereof  are  hereby  revoked. 


MONTGOMERY    COUNTY. 

Brigadier  General  Abraham  Yeeder's  brigade: 
Lieutenant  Colonel  John  T.  Visscher's  regiment : 
John  W.  Stanton,  captain,  vice  A.  Z.  Beard,  dead;  Elijah  Gove, 
lieutenant,  vice  John  W.  Stanton,  promoted;  Edward  Flint,  ensign. 


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Edward  Carey,  captain,  vice  N.  Tracey;  Avery  Lamb,  lieutenant, 
vice  Edward  Carey,  promoted;  Samuel  R.  Baker,  ensign,  vice  Saml. 
R.  Baker. 

John  J.  Leanderson,  captain,  vice  Abm.  Yates,  resigned;  Henry 
J.  Divendorff,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Gardenier,  resigned;  David  Vor- 
hees,  ensign,  vice  J.  J.  Leanderson. 

Job  Rice,  junior,  captain,  vice  S.  Clark,  moved;  John  Hilts,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  W.  Beach,  do;  Cornelius  Wiser,  ensign,  vice  D.  Allen, 
do;  Henry  Malary,  ensign,  vice  Jno.  Snook,  refused. 

First  squadron,  fourth  division  of  cavalry : 

George  Smith,  captain;  John  McConkey,  first  lieutenant;  Elisha 
Stanton,  second  do;  Isaiah  Shaw,  cornet — new  troop. 

William  Foorman,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Visscher,  promoted;  John 
Yost,  second  do;  John  Merrill,  cornet. 

Major  James  Clapp's  battalion: 

Ichabod  Bartlet,  ensign;  Silvanus  Ayres,  ensign,  vice  Boyer,  pro- 
moted; Silas  Thompson,  lieutenant;  John  Ford,  ensign. 

William  Wood,  captain,  vice  Clapp,  promoted;  Silas  Philips,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  W.  Wood,  moved;  Jesse  Jennings,  ensign,  vice  William 
Wood,  promoted;  Jeremiah  Drake,  adjutant;  Elisha  Wood,  quarter- 
master; Jacob  Munson,  paymaster;  Stephen  Todd,  junior,  surgeon. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Henry  Kennedy's  regiment: 

James  Ford,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Henry  Ken- 
nedy, moved. 

John  P.  Allen,  first  major,  vice  James  Ford,  promoted;  John 
Harman,  second  major,  vice  John  P.  Allen,  do. 


1808. 


1808. 


1004  Annual  Report  of  the 

lieutenant,  vice  J.  Pride,  promoted;  Gerret  Roseboom,  ensign,  vice 
John  P.  Davis,  do. 

Daniel  De  Graef,  captain,  vice  McNaughton,  refused;  Jeremiah 
Cole,  lieutenant,  vice  Daniel  De  Graef,  promoted;  David  Puffer, 
ensign,  vice  Jeremiah  Cole,  promoted. 

James  Canary,  captain,  vice  E.  Warner,  moved;  Elijah  Roberts, 
lieutenant,  vice  J.  Canary,  promoted;  Nathaniel  Fisk,  ensign,  vice  E. 
Roberts,  do. 

Andreas  Waters,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  Andrew  Waters — 
erroneous— with  rank  from  former  appointment;  John  Esmond, 
surgeon,  vice  E.  G.  Rawson,  resigned;  John  Thompson,  surgeon's 
mate. 

Benjamin  Leggat,  captain;  Joseph  Jennings,  lieutenant,  vice  B. 
Leggat,  promoted ;  Alanson  Kennedy,  ensign,  vice  Joseph  Jennings, 
promoted. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  John  Ron's  regiment: 

Jacob  Abeel,  captain;  John  Davis,  lieutenant,  vice  Jacob  Abeel, 
promoted;  Robert  Crouse,  ensign,  vice  J.  Davis,  do. 

James  Delong,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  J.  Winn,  junior,  moved; 
George  Haun,  lieutenant  do,  vice  James  Delong,  promoted;  Moses 
Wheeler,  ensign  do,  vice  George  Haun,  do. 

David  J.  Quackenbush,  captain,  vice  A.  Ehle,  resigned;  Cornelius 
Van  Alstyne,  fourth,  lieutenant,  vice  David  J.  Quackenbush,  pro- 
moted; John  Bnndy.  ensign,  vice  Wessel  Cornew,  resigned. 

Francis  Dunkle,  captain,  vice  A.  Failing,  resigned ;  George  Deifen- 
dorff,  lieutenant,  vice  Francis  Dunkle,  promoted;  Henry  H.  Hess, 
ensign,  vice  George  Deifendorff,  do;  Peter  Collin,  lieutenant,  vice 
Step.  Brockway,  moved;  Aaron  Clement,  ensign,  vice  Peter  Collin, 
promoted;  John  Wilson,  ensign. 

Hermanus  A.  Vedder,  brigade  quartermaster. 


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1808. 

HERKIMER    COUNTY. 

Brigadier  General  George  Widrig's  brigade: 
Lieutenant  Colonel  William  Feeter's  regiment: 
James  Hale,  first  major,  vice  Joel  W.  Petrie,  resigned;  Daniel 
Wright,  second  do,  vice  James  Hale,  promoted. 

Nathaniel  Norton,  junior,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  D.  Wright, 
promoted;  Jesse  Paine,  lieutenant  do,  vice  Daniel  Stow;  Charles 
Dyer,  ensign  do,  vice  N.  Norton,  junior,  promoted. 

Jonathan  Card,  captain  do,  vice  Moses  Mather,  moved;  Asa  Chat- 
field,  lieutenant  do,  vice  Rich'd  Smith,  resigned;  Daniel  Ford, 
ensign,  do,  vice  S.  Smith,  moved. 

Abraham  Golden,  captain,  vice  Henry  Peirce,  moved;  Erastus 
Hall,  lieutenant,  vice  Abraham  Golden,  promoted;  Joseph  Petrie, 
ensign,  vice  Erastus  Hall,  do. 

Stephen  Carpenter,  captain,  vice  Angel  Potter,  moved;  Wright 
Sherman,  lieutenant,  vice  Stephen  Carpenter,  promoted;  Stephen 
Van  Ama,  ensign,  vice  Wright  Sherman,  do. 

Richard  Graham,  captain,  vice  R'd  Petrie;  Peter  Klock,  lieuten- 
ant, vice  Jos.  A.  Petrie;  Francis  Bucklin,  junior,  ensign,  vice  Clark 
Shurtleff,  dead. 

Regiment  lately  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  Peter  F. 
Bellinger: 

Jonah  Knapp,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Peter  F.  Bel- 
linger, resigned;  Thomas  Bell,  second  major,  vice  Jonah  Knapp, 
promoted. 

Jacob  P.  Weber,  captain,  vice  T.  Bell,  promoted;  Simon  Wait, 
lieutenant,  vice  Jacob  P.  Weber,  do;  Frederick  Bellinger,  ensign, 
vice  Simon  Wait,  do. 

Nathan  Spalding,  captain,  vice  Rd.  Werden;  Welcome  Eddy,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Nathan  Spalding,  promoted;  Phinehas  Hutchins,  ensign, 


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vice  Welcome  Eddy,  do;  Jonathan  King,  lieutenant,  vice  R.  Spen- 
cer, junior;  Herman  Bush,  ensign,  vice  Jonathan  King,  promoted; 
Amos  Smith,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Widrig,  resigned;  Mason  Barker, 
ensign,  vice  Amos  Smith,  promoted. 

John  H.  Frank,  captain,  vice  L.  H.  Frank,  resigned;  Michael 
Weber,  lieutenant,  vice  P.  J.  Myers;  Warner  Folts,  ensign,  vice 
J.  H.  Frank,  promoted;  Edmund  Sanford,  lieutenant  light  infantry, 
vice  Wisner,  junior;  Henry  F.  Helmer,  ensign  do,  vice  Edmund 
Sanford,  promoted. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Daniel  Petrie's  regiment: 

Nathan  Herwood,  surgeon,  vice  Wright,  moved;  Asa  Flint,  junior, 
surgeon's  mate,  vice  Nathan  Herwood,  promoted. 

John  Whitman,  captain,  vice  Steele;  Robert  Shoemaker,  lieuten- 
ant, vice  John  Whitman,  promoted;  Joshua  Whitman,  ensign,  vice 
Robert  Shoemaker. 

Peter  Hover,  captain,  vice  Jed.  Paine,  resigned;  Silas  Dana,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Peter  Hoyer,  promoted;  Rufus  Starkweather,  ensign, 
vice  S.  Desner. 

Frederick  Daniels,  captain,  vice  Ethan  Holmes,  resigned;  James 
Delong,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice  Frederick  Daniels,  promoted;  John 
Tunnicliff,  junior,  ensign,  vice  Delong,  promoted. 

Henry  Orendorff,  junior,  captain,  vice  F.  Ettich,  resigned;  Ezra 
Sanford,  lieutenant,  vice  M.  Jaquish;  Samuel  Bloomfield,  ensign, 
vice  H.  Orendorff,  promoted;  Ezra  Malery,  lieutenant,  vice  Clark 
Noble,  resigned;  Nathan  Bangs,  ensign,  vice  Herman  Barber,  do; 
George  Petrie,  ensign  grenadiers,  vice  Lotridge,  resigned. 

Second  battalion,  Sixth  regiment  of  artillery: 

Enoch  Turner,  captain;  George  Pouler,  first  lieutenant;  Coenrad 
Cramer,  second  do — new  company. 

In  Lieutenant  Colonel  William  Feeter's  regiment: 


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Jared  Thayer,  captain;  Russel  Hines,  lieutenant;  John  Z.  Ross, 
ensign — riflemen. 

Caleb  Alexander,  chaplain;  Aaron  Hackley,  junior,  brigade  quar- 
termaster. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

First  battalion  of  Fifth  regiment  of  artillery: 

Ezekiel  Saxton,*  captain,  vice  Jacob  5.  Glenn,  resigned;  William 
Dunlap,*  junior,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Ezekiel  Saxton,  promoted; 
James  Walker,*  second  lieutenant,  vice  William  Dunlap,  promoted. 

MADISON    COUNTY. 

In  Lieutenant  Colonel  Jabez  X.  M.  Hurd's  regiment: 
Ebenezer  Wales,  captain;  Aaron  Putney,  lieutenant;  David  Fos- 
ketj  ensign — new  company  light  infantry. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Erastus  Cleveland's  regiment: 
Ashbel  Hosmer,  chaplain. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Nathaniel  Haskell's  regiment: 
Joy  Handy,  chaplain. 

CHENANGO    COUNTY. 

Regiment  lately  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  Obadiah 
German : 

William  Munro,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  O.  Ger- 
man, promoted. 

Thompson  Mead,  first  major,  vice  William  Munro,  promoted; 
John  Randall,  junior,  second  major,  vice  Thompson  Mead,  pro- 
moted. 

William  Collins,  ensign,  vice  French,  moved. 

ONEIDA    COUNTY. 

Brigadier  General  Georgfe  Doolittle's  brigade:  isos. 


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Lieutenant  Colonel  Oliver  Collins'  regiment: 
*  Appointed  April  4th. 


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William  Gear,  captain,  vice  Bacon,  resigned;  Isaac  Spafford,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  William  Gear,  promoted;  Daniel  Prior,  ensign,  vice 
Babbet,  moved. 

Gurdon  Burchard,  captain,  vice  Bloodgood,  refused;  Benjamin 
Ballow,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice  Gurdon  Burchard,  promoted;  Anson 
Thomas,  ensign,  vice  Ballow,  promoted;  Samuel  Ladd,  lieutenant, 
vice  Holt,  resigned;  Amos  Seward,  ensign,  vice  Samuel  Ladd,  pro- 
moted; Charles  McNeil,  lieutenant,  vice  Hall,  moved;  Samuel  C. 
Baldwin,  ensign,  vice  Charles  McNeil,  promoted;  Obadiah  Latham, 
ensign,  vice  Farnum,  refused. 

Nathan  Adams,  captain;  John  Tuttle,  lieutenant;  Doddridge 
Loomis,  ensign — new  company. 

Regiment  to  be  composed  of  the  battalion  commanded  by  Major 
Gaius  Morgan: 

Gaius  Morgan,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant. 
Thomas  Hicks,  first  major;  Gershom  Hinckley,  second  do;  Ben- 
jamin Brayton,  adjutant;  Broughton  White,  quartermaster;  Luther 
Storrs,  paymaster;  Earl  Bill,  surgeon. 

Captains — Ephraim  Nash,  Luther  Conklin,  Ebenezer  Wheeler 
vice  Jones,  resigned;  Walter  Fowler,  Jarus  Dodd,  Orris  Fraser, 
Joseph  Watkins,  Joseph  Howe. 

Lieutenants — John  Mappa,  Peter  Slawson,  Isaac  Knight,  Warner 
Mitchell,  Martin  Loomis,  junior,  Bildad  Merrill,  junior,  vice  A.  B. 
Green,  moved;  Jacob  Hovey,  Aaron  Reed. 

Ensigns — John  Harris,  Thomas  Fenner,  George  Manchester, 
John  W.  Brooks,  Ichabod  Davis,  Silas  Pearce,  Hendrick  Miller, 
Daniel  Stanton. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Clark  Putnam's  regiment: 
Samuel  Dill,  second  major,  vice  Jona.  Rice,  moved;  Asa  Baker, 
ensign,  vice  H.  Hamlin,  refused;  Jehiel  W.  Horton,  ensign,  vice 
J.  Marshal,  moved. 


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1808. 

William  Reynolds,  captain,  vice  Samuel  Dill,  promoted;  Ephraim 
F.  Gilbert,  lieutenant,  vice  William  Reynolds,  promoted;  Jesse  Fish, 
ensign,  vice  Ephraim  F.  Gilbert,  do. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Thomas  Cassety's  regiment: 

Theodore  H.  Chapin,  quartermaster,  vice  Curtis,  moved;  Matthew 
W.  Casety,  paymaster,  vice  Theodore  H.  Chapin,  promoted. 

Joseph  Batchelor,  captain,  vice  F.  B.  Bowker,  resigned;  Ashbel 
Chapin,  lieutenant,  vice  A.  P.  Benjamin,  moved;  John  Trask,  ensign. 

William  Mahan,  captain,  vice  W.  Deland,  moved;  William 
Wright,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Owen,  resigned;  Eli  Frisbie,  ensign. 

Isaac  Jackson,  captain, vice  Bartholomew,  resigned;  Reuben  Root, 
lieutenant;  William  Farrington,  ensign. 

GENESEE    COUNTY. 

Brigadier  General  Alex'r  Rhea's  brigade: 

Regiment  whereof  Wm.  Rumsey  is  lieutenant  colonel  com- 
mandant: 

Parmenio  Adams,  captain;  Seth  Gates,  lieutenant;  Dan  Adams, 
ensign — new  company  grenadiers. 

ONEIDA    COUNTY. 

Battalion  to  be  composed  of  the  militia  in  the  towns  of  Mexico 
and  Richland: 

Jonathan  Parkhurst,  major  commandant;  Robert  Gillispie,  adju- 
tant; Jonathan  Wring,  quartermaster;  Anson  Tenant,  surgeon. 

Elias  Howe,  captain;  Nathan  W.  Noyes,  lieutenant;  Smith  Dun- 
lap,  ensign — new  company. 

ONONDAGA    COUNTY. 

Brigadier  General  Robert  Earll's  brigade: 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Isaac  Hall's  regiment: 

Chester  Howard,  lieutenant,  vice  R.  Pixley,  junior,  moved;  Gad 

Loveland,  ensign,  vice  Chester  Howard,  promoted. 
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Jeremiah  Gould,  junior,  captain,  vice  Z.  D.  Hoar,  moved;  Spen- 
cer Fisher,  lieutenant,  vice  Gould,  promoted;  Wandal  Morton, 
ensign,  vice  Spencer  Fisher,  do;  Amos  Palmetier,  ensign,  vice 
Baker,  moved;  Ele  Cook,  lieutenant;  Moses  Savage,  ensign,  vice 
E.  Cook,  promoted;  Thomas  Barnum,  lieutenant,  vice  M.  Ball, 
moved;  Lewis  Guthery,  ensign,  vice  Thomas  Barnum,  promoted; 
Oren  Stone,  ensign,  vice  Jno.  Gilbert,  moved;  Nathan  Baker,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  S.  Sutherland,  dead ;  William  Russel  Lewis,  ensign,  vice 
N.  Baker,  promoted. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Elijah  St.  John's  regiment: 

Daniel  Benson,  first  major,  vice  H.  Stewart,  resigned;  Jacob 
Johnson,  second  do,  vice  Daniel  Benson,  promoted. 

Eli  Farr,  captain,  vice  Jacob  Johnson,  do;  Uriel  Smith,  lieutenant, 
vice  Eli  Farr,  do;  Richard  Anderson,  ensign,  vice  Uriel  Smith,  do. 

Thaddeus  Joy,  captain,  vice  Ebenr.  Belding,  resigned;  Amos 
Barret,  lieutenant,  vice  Thaddeus  Joy,  promoted;  Oliver  Phelps, 
ensign,  vice  Amos  Barret,  do. 

George  Pettit,  captain,  vice  Jon.  Stanley,  junior,  refused;  Benja- 
min Chase,  lieutenant,  vice  George  Pettit,  promoted;  Simon  Rob- 
bins,  ensign,  vice  B.  Chase,  promoted. 

Elijah  Wheeler,  captain,  vice  O.  Beebe,  resigned;  Stephen  N. 
Peck,  lieutenant,  vice  Elijah  Wheeler,  promoted;  Josiah  Smith, 
ensign,  vice  Stephen  N.  Peck,  promoted;  Josiah  Wood,  lieutenant; 
Thaddeus  Negus,  ensign,  vice  Josiah  Wood,  promoted. 

Jonah  Thayer,  captain,  vice  J.  Holmes,  junior,  refused;  Frederick 
Freeman,  lieutenant,  vice  Jno.  McKnight,  moved;  Robert  Watson, 
ensign. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Nehemiah  Earll's  regiment: 

Timothy  Gilchrist,  ensign ;  Jasper  Wood,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Post, 
dead;  Silvanus  Tousley,  ensign;  Turner  Fenner,  lieutenant,  vice 
Chapman,  promoted;  David  Ellis,  ensign. 


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Prentice  Kinney,  captain;  Hezekiah  Ketchum,  lieutenant;  Isaac 
Stanton,  ensign — new  company. 

William  H.  Sabin,  captain;  Bradley  Benedict,  lieutenant;  Oliver 
R.  Strong,  ensign,  vice  Pharis,  moved. 

Amasa  Chapman,  captain;  Caleb  Amidon,  lieutenant;  John  Clark, 
ensign — new  company. 

Daniel  Wheaton,  captain,  vice  Annable,  resigned;  Jonah  White, 
lieutenant,  vice  A.  Boggs,  resigned;  James  Slade,  ensign,  vice 
James,  resigned. 

Levi  Hiscock,  captain,  vice  C.  Pratt,  resigned;  John  Adams,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Levi  Hiscock,  promoted;  Polaski  King,  ensign,  vice 
Delamatter,  moved. 

Elisha  Alvord,  captain;  Joshua  Forman,  lieutenant;  Elijah  Philips, 
junior,  ensign — new  company  of  grenadiers. 

Salmon  Thayer,  adjutant;  .Martin  Butler,  paymaster,  vice  W.  H. 
Sabin,  promoted. 

ONTARIO    COUNTY. 

Brigadier  General  John  Swift's  brigade: 

Lieutenant  Colonel  William  Burnett's  regiment: 

John  Collins,  adjutant,  vice  Joseph  Hall,  promoted. 

James  J.  Burnet,  captain,  vice  Jno.  J.  Burnet,  erroneously 
appointed;  Selah  Wheedon,  do,  vice  Seth  Mapes,  resigned;  John 
Taylor,  lieutenant,  vice  Selah  Wheedon,  promoted;  Levi  Benton, 
junior,  ensign,  vice  J.  Taylor,  promoted;  James  Wooden,  do;  Seth 
Whitmore,  do,  vice  Wm.  Gay,  resigned. 

Joseph  Hall,  captain;  Salma  Stanley,  lieutenant;  David  Hudson, 
ensign — new  company  of  riflemen. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Philetus  Swift's  regiment: 

Amos  Stout,  first  major. 

John  Brown,  captain,  vice  Osburn,  moved;  Jenks  Pullen,  lieu- 
tenant; Nathan  How,  do. 


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Ensigns — Jacob  Cost,  Eleazur  Penny,  Jacob  Westfall. 

James  Carter,  surgeon;  James  Beard,  ensign;  Andrew  Dorsey,  do. 

CAYUGA    COUNTY. 

Brigade  of  militia  whereof  Jno.  Tillotson  is  brigadier  general: 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Henry  Bloom's  regiment: 

Thomas  Ludlow,  first  major,  vice  Stephens,  moved;  Amos 
Adams,  quartermaster,  vice  Woodruff,  do. 

Luther  Gere,  lieutenant;  Arnold  Rogers,  ensign — riflemen. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Henry  Hewitt's  regiment: 

Levi  Hill,  ensign,  vice  E.  Horton,  dead;  Thomas  Chadwick, 
ensign,  vice  Gere,  moved;  William  T.  Gardner,  ensign,  vice  Buel, 
do;  John  Mills,  lieutenant,  vice  C.  Morgan,  promoted;  Seth  Phelps, 
junior,  ensign,  vice  John  Mills,  promoted;  Jesse  Brooks,  lieutenant, 
vice  Buddington,  moved;  Enos  Babbit,  ensign,  vice  Jesse  Brooks, 
promoted. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  John  Harris'  regiment: 

Giles  Norton,  captain,  vice  Downing,  moved;  Daniel  Eldridge, 
lieutenant,  vice  Giles  Norton,  promoted;  John  Hutchens,  ensign, 
vice  Daniel  Eldridge,  do. 

Thomas  Gold,  captain,  vice  Grover,  moved;  Stephen  Grover,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Thomas  Gold,  promoted;  Reuben  S.  Morris,  adjutant, 
vice  Sawyer,  resigned. 

Battalion  whereof  Joel  Burgess  was  lately  major  commandant: 

Cornelius  D.  Dewit,  major  commandant,  vice  Joel  Burgess,  dead; 
Thomas  Norris,  ensign;  William  Foote,  lieutenant;  Caleb  M.  North- 
rop, ensign. 

George  Brinkerhoof,  captain,  vice  D.  Dewitt,  promoted;  Isaac 
Selover,  lieutenant,  vice  George  Brinkerhoof,  do;  William  Wad- 
dams,  ensign. 


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Abijah  Rundle,  captain;  William  C.  Tracy,  lieutenant;  Nathan 
Tanner,  junior,  ensign;  William  Satterly,  lieutenant. 

Martin  Barber,  captain;  Joshua  Bennett,  lieutenant;  Liberty 
Brown,  ensign — new  company. 

William  Watson,  captain;  Ezekiel  Roaks,  lieutenant;  William 
Draper,  ensign — new  company. 

Christopher  Morgan,  brigade  inspector,  to  take  rank  as  such 
from  April  6,  1807. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Regiment  of  militia  whereof  Jacob  Swits  is  lieutenant  colonel 
commandant: 

Charles  Taylor,  captain;  Henry  Hogan,  lieutenant;  John  Brown, 
ensign — new  company  of  light  infantry. 

SENECA    COUNTY. 

Brigade  commanded  by  Brigadier  General  Wilhelmus  Mynderse: 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Daniel  Sayre's  regiment: 

James  Sweet,  first  major,  vice  Bear,  deceased;  David  Dey,  second 
do,  vice  James  Sweet,  promoted;  Nicholas  Squire,  ensign,  vice  Park- 
hurst;  Joseph  S.  Barnard,  ensign — riflemen. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Hugh  Graham's  regiment: 

Zachariah  P.  Smeede,  lieutenant;  James  Smith,  ensign. 

David  Porter,  captain;  Samuel  C.  Terry,  lieutenant;  John  Camp- 
bel,  ensign — new  company. 

Jonathan  Owens,  captain;  Levy  Egglestone,  lieutenant;  John 
Smith,  ensign — new  company. 

William  Harlow,  captain;  John  Mack,  lieutenant;  Joseph  Good- 
win, ensign — new  company. 

James  Colegrove,  adjutant;  William  Lamport,  quartermaster; 
Alvin  Chace,  paymaster. 


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tioga  and  broome  counties. 
Brigade  of  militia  in  the  counties  of  Tioga  and  Broome  lately 
commanded  by  Brigadier  General  General  William  Whitney: 
Samuel  Coe,  brigadier  general,  vice  William  Whitney,  resigned. 

TIOGA    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Matthew  Carpenter's  regiment: 
Elisha  Griswold,  captain,  vice  Abner  Wells,  resigned;  Thomas 
Baldwin,  lieutenant,  vice  Elisha  Griswold,  promoted;  Vine  Baldwin, 
ensign,  vice  T.  Baldwin,  do;  Samuel  Drake,  lieutenant,  vice  Mat- 
thews, moved;  Eleazer  Owens,  ensign,  vice  Bateman,  resigned; 
William  Wisner,  paymaster,  vice  Tuthil,  promoted;  William  S. 
Garrad,  surgeon. 

BROOME    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Asa  Camp's  regiment: 

William  Ransom,  first  major;  Jacob  Sweatwood,  second  do. 

David  Rich,  captain,  vice  William  Ransom,  promoted;  James 
Ross,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice  David  Rich,  do;  Daniel  McQuigg, 
ensign,  vice  James  Ross,  junior,  do. 

Joseph  Barker,  captain,  vice  Sweatland,  promoted;  John  Kingsley, 
lieutenant,  vice  Joseph  Barker,  do;  John  Field,  ensign,  vice  John 
Kingsley,  do;  John  Richards,  lieutenant,  vice  Wm.  Lewis,  moved; 
Gasper  Richards,  ensign;  Charles  Wright,  ensign. 

Ephraim  Wood,  captain,  vice  A.  Foster,  resigned;  Emanuel  West- 
fall,  lieutenant,  vice  O.  Marsh,  moved;  Hosea  Sheffield,  ensign,  vice 
Emanuel  Westfall,  promoted. 

John  White,  captain;  James  Westbrook,  lieutenant;  Thomas 
Bacon,  ensign — new  company. 

Richard  Bush,  captain;  Isaac  Dumond,  lieutenant;  Comfort  But- 
ler, ensign — new  company. 

Jesse  Smith,  ensign,  vice  Isaac  Dumond,  promoted;  James  Har- 


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vey,  adjutant,  vice  Epm.  Wool:  John  Salmon,  lieutenant,  vacancy 
in  Captain  Robinson's  company. 

WESTCHESTER    COUNTY. 

First  regiment,  first  brigade,  of  cavalry : 

Abraham  Odle,  son  of  Jonathan  Odle,  late  of  Yonkers,  deceased, 
adjutant  of  the  said  regiment. 

In  Lieutenant  Colonel  David  J.  Pell's  regiment  of  militia: 
Enoch  Tompkins,  paymaster,  vice  Elijah  Tompkins,  declined. 

CHENANGO    COUNTY. 

First  squadron,  fifth  division,  of  cavalry: 

Samuel  R.  Nurse,  second  lieutenant,  vice  S.  R.  Nunge,  errone- 
ously appointed,  to  take  rank  from  April  6,  1807. 

MADISON    COUNTY. 

Third  squadron,  fifth  division,  of  cavalry : 

Jabez  Crocker,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Simeon  Marshal,  resigned; 
Joseph  Sims,  second  do,  vice  Jabez  Crocker,  promoted;  Eli  F.  Hill, 
cornet,  vice  Joseph  Sims,  promoted. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Nathaniel  Hascal's  regiment  of  militia: 

Benjamin  Davis,  ensign. 

WESTCHESTER    COUNTY. 

Second  squadron,  first  division,  of  cavalry: 

John  Lyon,  captain,  vice  Micajah  Wright,  declined;  Charles 
Dusenbury,  first  lieutenant,  vice  John  Lyon,  promoted;  Launcelot 
McDonald,  second  lieutenant:  Thomas  Owens,  cornet,  to  take  rank 
from  1st  June,  1808. 

NEW    YORK    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Robert  Bogardus'  regiment — third: 
John  McKinley,  captain;  Lawrence  Powers,  lieutenant — new  com- 
pany light  infantry. 


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greene  county. 
Brigadier  General  Daniel  Brown,  junior's,  brigade: 
Richard  McCarty,  brigade  quartermaster. 

MONTGOMERY    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Richard  Dodge's  regiment: 
Alinus    Matthews,    ensign,    vice    Jno.    Matthews,    erroneously 
appointed;  Abraham  Van  Home,  chaplain. 
Lieutenant  Colonel  John  RofFs  regiment: 
John  C.  Toll,  chaplain. 

In  Lieutenant  Colonel  James  Ford's  regiment: 
Coenradt  Ten  Eyck,  chaplain. 

SCHOHARIE    COUNTY. 

Brigadier  General  Freegift  Patchin's  brigade: 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Zenas  Pynneo's  regiment: 

Duel  Rowley,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Zenas  Pynneo, 
resigned. 

Calvin  Rich,  first  major,  vice  Rowley,  resigned;  John  Bellinger, 
second  do,  vice  Calvin  Rich,  do;  William  Kromar,  paymaster. 

William  Ottman,  captain,  vice  John  Bellinger,  promoted;  George 
Starn,  lieutenant,  vice  Sweetman,  resigned;  Jacob  Brown,  ensign; 
Elisha  Hodge,  lieutenant;  Robert  Horning,  ensign;  Seth  Wakeman, 
ensign  light  infantry,  vice  Dana,  resigned. 

LEWIS,   JEFFERSON  AND   ST.    LAWRENCE   COUNTIES. 

Brigadier  General  Walter  Martin's  brigade: 

LEWIS    COUNTY. 

New  regiment  to  be  composed  of  the  militia  in  the  towns  of 
Lowville,  Denmark,  Harrisburgh  and  Pinkney: 
Luke  Winchel,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant. 
Solomon  Buck,  first  major;  Zeboam  Carter,  second  do;  William 


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Card,   adjutant;    Andrew  Mills,   quartermaster;    William   Darrow. 
surgeon. 

John  Bush,  captain,  vice  Sol.  Buck,  promoted;  Silas  King,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  E.  King,  moved;  Joseph  Fulsom,  ensign,  vice  J.  Bush, 
promoted. 

Nathan  Cook,  captain,  vice  Z.  Carter,  promoted;  Reuben  Gillet, 
lieutenant,  vice  D.  Cobb,  promoted;  James  B.  Carter,  ensign,  vice 
J.  Topping,  promoted. 

David  Cobb,  captain;  Jared  Topping,  lieutenant:  Caleb  L.  Clark, 
ensign — new  company. 

William  Clark,  captain,  vice  Jabez  Wright,  moved;  Francis 
Saunders,  lieutenant,  vice  William  Clark,  promoted;  William  Der- 
byshire, ensign,  vice  Francis  Saunders,  promoted. 

Robert  Clafftan,  captain;  Rufus  Stoddard,  lieutenant;  Benjamin 
Stillman,  ensign — new  company. 

Fortunatus  Eager,  lieutenant,  vice  Chapin,  promoted;  George  D. 
Gates,  ensign,  vice  Sherwin,  moved. 

Jesse  Wilcox,  captain,  vice  E.  Scott,  moved;  Galen  Richmond, 
lieutenant,  vice  Jesse  Wilcox,  promoted;  Solomon  King,  ensign,  vice 
O.  Bush,  moved. 

Ezra  King,  captain;  David  K.  Carter,  lieutenant;  Hart  Humphrey, 
ensign — light  infantry. 

JEFFERSON    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Paul  Stickney's  regiment: 

John  Barney,  first  major,  vice  Baker,  resigned;  Anthony  Sprague, 
second  major,  vice  John  Barney,  promoted. 

George  W.  Clark,  captain;  Daniel  Spencer,  lieutenant;  Appleton 
Skinner,  ensign. 

Benjamin  McCumber,  captain;  Orimel  Brewster,  lieutenant;  Jona- 


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ioi8  Annual  Report  of  the 

than  Scott,  ensign;  Joseph  Green,  surgeon;  Eli  Easton,  surgeon's 
mate. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Gershom  Tuttle's  regiment: 

Loring  Breese,  captain;  Silas  Gardner,  lieutenant;  Jeremiah  Good- 
rich, ensign. 

Ezekiel  Jewett,  captain;  Zachariah  Butterfield,  lieutenant;  Stephen 
Gifford,  ensign. 

Asa  Harris,  captain;  Simeon  Butler,  ensign. 

Cyrus  H.  Stone,  captain;  Isaiah  Post,  lieutenant;  Rums  Willard, 
ensign. 

Timothy  Greenly,  captain;  Elihu  Booth,  lieutenant;  Green  Kel- 
logg, ensign. 

Archibald  Clark,  quartermaster;  Ephraim  Luce,  brigade  major 
and  inspector,  vice  Fitch,  moved. 

First  squadron,  fifth  division  of  cavalry; 

Silvanus  Barney,  captain;  Silas  Allen,  first  lieutenant;  David 
Hale,  second  do;  Eliakim  Barney,  cornet — new  troop. 

OTSEGO    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Elijah  Holt's  regiment: 

Samuel  S.  Campbel,  adjutant,  vice  Lester  Holt,  promoted; 
Moses  H.  Flint,  quartermaster. 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

First  battalion,  fourth  regiment  of  artillery: 

Rapin  Andrews,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Timo.  Ware,  moved. 

STATE. 

Albert  Pawling,  quartermaster  general  of  the  militia  of  this  State. 

QUEENS    COUNTY. 

Nathaniel  Coles,  junior,  of  the  county  of  Queens,  major  general 
of  the  first  division  of  infantry  in  the  State,  vice  Thomas  Thomas 
(of  Westchester  county),  resigned. 


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KINGS  AND  QUEENS  COUNTIES. 

Jacob  S.  Jackson,  brigadier  general  of  the  brigade  of  militia  in 
the  counties  of  Queens  and  Kings,  vice  Nathaniel  Coles,  junior, 
promoted. 

WESTCHESTER    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Joseph  Benedict's  regiment: 
Solomon  Hains,  captain,  vice  Smith,  moved;  Squire  Wood,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Solomon  Hains,  promoted;  Stephen  Newman,  ensign, 
vice  Wakeman,  moved. 

MADISON    COUNTY. 

Brigadier  General  Nathaniel  King's  brigade: 
Thomas  Greenley,  brigade  major  and  inspector;  Elisha  Farnham, 
brigade  quartermaster. 

SCHOHARIE    COUNTY. 

Brigadier  General  Freegift  Patchin's  brigade: 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Storm  A.  Becker's  regiment: 

Adam  P.  Becker,  captain,  vice  Jno.  Eckeson,  resigned;    Henry 

Vroman,  lieutenant,  vice  Adam  P.  Becker,  promoted;    Abraham 

Fancher,  ensign,  vice  Henry  Vroman,  do. 

Henry  Houck,  junior,  captain;    Philip  Deitz,  lieutenant;    Peter 

Weaver,  ensign. 

John    Post,   captain;    Silvester   Kibbee,   lieutenant;    Ira   Dewey, 

ensign;  Jeremiah  Loucks,  junior,  ensign — riflemen. 
Jacob  Gebhard,  brigade  quartermaster. 

CHENANGO    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  William  Alunro's  regiment: 
Samuel  Kelsey,  captain. 

WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  James  Green's  regiment: 

John  Lester,  captain,  vice  (Reuben)  Whallon,  promoted;  James 


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18. 


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9. 


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1020  Annual  Report  of  the 

Allen,    lieutenant;    James    W.    Willet,    ensign,    vice    John    Lester, 
promoted. 

NEW    YORK    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Gerard  Steddiford's  brigade: 
Jonas  Mapes.  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  with  rank  as  such 
from  30th  March,  1806 — fifth  regiment  infantry. 

SUFFOLK    COUNTY. 

Brigade  whereof  Silvester  Dering  is  brigadier  general: 

In  the  regiment  lately  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  Xichol 
Floyd: 

James  Davis,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Overton, 
refusing. 

John  M.  Howell,  first  major,  vice  Brewster,  dead;  Isaac  Satterley, 
second  major,  vice  James  Davis,  promoted. 

Timothy  Miller,  captain,  vice  Davis,  promoted;  Daniel  Robbins, 
lieutenant,  vice  Miller,  moved;  John  Woodhull,  ensign. 

John  Van  Brunt,  captain,  vice  Satterley,  promoted;  Jonas  Haw- 
kins, lieutenant,  vice  John  Van  Brunt,  do;  John  R.  Satterley,  ensign. 

Enoch  Jagger,  captain,  vice  Howell,  promoted;  Edward  Stephens, 
lieutenant,  vice  Enoch  Jagger.  do. 

Timothy  Rose,  captain,  vice  Hedges,  resigned;  William  Howell, 
lieutenant,  vice  Bell,  resigned:  William  Arthur,  junior,  ensign. 

Daniel  Saxton,  captain,  vice  Saml.  Davis,  resigned;  Richard  Hud- 
son, lieutenant,  vice  Daniel  Saxton,  promoted;  Daniel  Tooker, 
ensign. 

George  Brown,  captain,  vice  Davis  and  Hudson,  resigned; 
William  Philips,  lieutenant,  vice  George  Brown,  promoted;  Stephen 
Sweazy,  junior,  ensign. 

NIAGARA    COUNTY. 

Resolved,  that  commissions  issue  to  the  several  officers  in  Lieu- 
tenant Colonel  Asa  Ransom's  regiment  in  the  county  of  Niagara, 


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1808. 

who  were  appointed  April  4th  last,  and  who  had  been  previously 

appointed  in  the  year  1807,  with  rank  from  the  date  of  their  former 

appointments. 

GENESEE    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Henry  McNeil's  regiment  of  cavalry: 
Nathan  Marvin,  captain;  Ephraim  Towner,  first  lieutenant;  Ben- 
jamin Butterfield,  second  lieutenant;  Solomon  Kingsley,  cornet — 
new  troop  in  the  second  squadron,  fifth  division. 

MONTGOMERY    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Abraham  Veeder's  regiment: 
John  J.  Wack,  chaplain. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  John  T.  Visscher's  regiment: 
Peter  Van  Buren,  chaplain. 

ONONDAGA   AND    CORTLAND*    COUNTIES. 

Brigade  of  militia  lately  commanded  by  Brigadier  General  Robert       im 

November 

Earll:  10- 

James  Knapp,  brigadier  general,  vice  Robert  Earll,  appointed 
sheriff. 

CORTLAND    COUNTY. 

Regiment  lately  commanded  by  James  Knapp : 

Daniel  Miller,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  James  Knapp, 
promoted. 

John  Stone,  first  major,  vice  Hubbard,  resigned;  Martin  Keep, 
second  major,  vice  Hitchcock,  resigned;  Stephen  B.  Lounsbury, 
adjutant,  vice  Melville,  moved;  Moses  Curtis,  quartermaster;  John 
Burnham,  paymaster. 

Enos  Stimson,  captain,  vice  Ingalls,  moved;  Hezekiah  Roberts, 
lieutenant,  vice  Enos  Stimson,  promoted;  Eleazur  May,  ensign,  vice 
Andrews,  resigned — grenadiers. 

*  Cortland  county  was  erected  from  Onondaga  county  April  8,  1808. — State  His- 
torian. 


1808. 


1022  Annual  Report  of  the 

Joseph  Chaplin,  captain,  vice  Wygant,  moved;  William  Lincoln, 
ensign,  vice  Joseph  Chaplin,  promoted. 

David  Taylor,  captain,  vice  Thorp,  moved;  Heman  Phelps,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Mason,  moved;  Levi  Johnson,  ensign,  vice  Van  Hoven, 
resigned. 

Simeon  Phelps,  captain,  vice  Daniel  Miller,  promoted;  Asa 
Cowles,  lieutenant,  vice  Kinne:  Asa  Austin,  ensign,  vice  Phelps, 
promoted. 

Benjamin  Andrews,  captain,  vice  Keep,  promoted;  Adin  Webb, 
lieutenant,  vice  Benjamin  Andrews,  do;  Eli  Atwater,  ensign. 

Obadiah  Boyes,  captain;  Elijah  Rice,  lieutenant;  Joseph  P.  Her- 
rick,  ensign — new  company. 

Second  squadron,  fifth  division  of  cavalry: 

Isaac  Rindge,  first  lieutenant,  vice  (William)  Mallery,  sheriff; 
Joseph  Hoar,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Rice,  declined;  William  Miller, 
cornet. 

ORANGE    COUNTY. 

Third  regiment  of  artillery: 

Joseph  Miller,  captain,  vice  (William)  Xoble,  moved;  Alanson 
Austin,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Joseph  Miller,  promoted;  Robert  Noble, 
second  lieutenant,  vice  Alanson  Austin,  promoted. 

DUTCHESS    COUNTY. 

Daniel  Kelsey,  first  lieutenant,  vice  (Chester)  Parsons,  resigned; 
David  Graham,  second  lieutenant, vice  (Teunis)  Van  Kleeck,  refused; 
Alonza  Delavergne,  second  lieutenant,  vice  (Hendrick)  Velie,  refused. 

RICHMOND    COUNTY. 

Second  squadron,  first  division  of  cavalry: 

James  Guy  on,  junior,  captain,  with  rank  as  such  from  April  6, 
1807. 


State  Historian.  1023 

lewis,  jefferson  and  st.  lawrence  counties. 
Brigade  commanded  by  Brigadier  General  Walter  Martin: 

LEWIS    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Jonathan  Collins'  regiment: 
Richard  Cox,  first  major;  Oliver  Bush,  second  major. 
Captains — Amos    Barnes,    second;    Truman    Stephens,    Thomas 
Woolcot. 

Lieutenants — John  Moore,  Aaron  Talmadge,  Ethe  Wetmore. 
Ensigns — Job  Snell,  junior;  Reuben  Chace,  Amos  Miller. 
Jesse  Talcott,  adjutant. 

JEFFERSON    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Paul  Stickney's  regiment: 

Anthony  Sprague,  first  major;  Clark  Allen,  second  major. 

Captains — William  Maynard,  Martin  Barney  of  riflemen. 

Lieutenants — Stephen  Chace,  James  Perry,  Elijah  Wright,  Baxter 
Adams  of  riflemen. 

Ensigns — Amasa  Allen,  Asher  Robbins,  Elisha  Allen,  Elisha  Cur- 
tis, Samuel  Robes  of  riflemen. 

George  Andrews,  paymaster;  Eli  Estman,  surgeon. 

LEWIS    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Luke  Winchel's  regiment: 

Elijah  Munger,  captain;  Tyrannus  A.  Wright,  lieutenant;  Israel 
Kellogg,  ensign;  Manly  Wilman,  surgeon. 

First  squadron,  fifth  division  of  cavalry: 

Ebenezer  Benson,  captain;  Fortunatus  Eager,  first  lieutenant; 
Sandford  SafTord,  second  lieutenant;  John  Norton,  cornet. 

SENECA    COUNTY. 

Resolved,  that  commissions  issue  to  the  several  officers  appointed 
in  Lieutenant  Colonel  Hugh  Graham's  regiment  of  militia  in  the 


1808. 


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1808. 

county  of  Seneca,  who  were  appointed  on  the  6th  April,  1807,  as 
belonging  to  the  county  of  Cayuga  with  rank  to  them  respectively 
from  the  date  of  their  appointments.* 

CORTLAND    COUNTY. 

N<rnsmber       Battalion  to  be  set  off  from  the  regiment  of  militia  lately  com- 
11. 

manded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  James   Knapp,   consisting  of  the 

militia  in  the  town  of  Cincinnatus: 

John  Kingman,  major  commandant;  John  Smith,  adjutant;  Ezra 
Cole,  quartermaster. 

Josiah  Dwight,  captain,  vice  John  Kingman,  promoted;  Reuben 
Fish,  lieutenant. 

Phinehas  Seargeant,  captain;  William  Bartow,  junior,  lieutenant; 
Jonathan  Rinkin,  ensign. 

Samuel  G.  Hathaway,  captain;  Charles  Richardson,  lieutenant; 
Remembrance  Curtis,  ensign. 

Ezekiel  C.  Carley,  captain;  William  Sawdy,  lieutenant;  John  Dain, 
ensign. 

RICHMOND    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Joseph  Perine's  regiment: 
David  Crocheron,  adjutant. 

NEW    YORK    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Peter  T.  Curtenius'  regiment — First: 
Daniel  Baehr,  second  lieutenant;  Caleb  Hopkins,  quartermaster. 
Third  regiment,  first  brigade  of  artillery: 

Edward  Rockwell,  second  lieutenant;  Gilbert  Haight,  second  lieu- 
tenant; Andrew  Bremner,   second  lieutenant;  George  W.   Brown, 
second  lieutenant — with  rank  from  June  8,  1808. 
Major  Francis  McClure's  battalion  of  riflemen: 
Thomas  McKittrick,  captain,  with  rank  from  June  8,  1808. 


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State  Historian.  1025 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Jacob  De  la  Montaigne's  regiment — Seventh 
infantry: 

Richard  L.  Walker,  surgeon. 

Ensigns — John  D.  Brown,  James  Boyd,  junior,  Stephen  Jarvis, 
Benjamin  L.  Day,  Daniel  Smith,  John  P.  Foote,  Nathaniel  Smith. 

His  Excellency  the  Commander-in-chief  having  organized  a  com- 
pany of  flying  artillery  in  the  city  of  New  York;  therefore,  Resolved, 
that  the  following  persons  be  and  they  are  hereby  appointed  officers 
in  the  said  company : 

Joseph  O.  Bogert,  captain;  John  Lovell,  first  lieutenant;  John 
Boscawan,  second  lieutenant;  John  Graff,  cornet. 

DELAWARE    COUNTY. 

First  battalion,  fifth  regiment  of  artillery: 

Abel  Watkins,  captain;  Abner  Peck,  first  lieutenant;  Marcus 
Noble,  second  do — new  company. 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Adam  Yates'  regiment: 

Guilford  D.  Young,  captain;  Benjamin  Higbie,  lieutenant;  Samuel 
P.  Hawley,  ensign;  William  S.  Parker,  captain;  Stephen  Warren, 
lieutenant;  Jedediah  Tracey,  ensign — light  infantry,  to  take  rank 
from  June  8,  1808. 

HERKIMER    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  William  Feeter's  regiment: 
Peter  Petrie,  captain,  vice  Rd.  Petrie,  cashiered. 

SCHOHARIE    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Storm  A.  Becker's  regiment: 

Jacob  Schoolcraft,  second  major,  vice  B.  Swart. 

John  Gorse,  captain,  vice  House,  resigned;  Nathaniel  Cook,  lieu- 

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1808. 

tenant,  vice  John  Gorse,  promoted;  Matthew  Lamont,  ensign,  vice 
Nathaniel  Cook,  promoted. 

Joshua  Bushnel,  captain,  vice  Borthwick,  resigned;  Nathaniel 
Dickenson,  lieutenant,  vice  Joshua  Bushnel,  promoted;  Asa  Bush- 
nel, ensign,  vice  Nathaniel  Dickenson,  do. 

ONTARIO    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Philetus  Swift's  regiment: 
John  Peacock,  captain,  with  rank  from  April  6,  1807. 

OTSEGO    COUNTY. 

1808  Elijah  Holt,  brigadier  general,  vice  David  Baits,  resigned.    , 

November 

14-  Matthew  Clyde,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Elijah  Holt, 

promoted. 

John  Tennant,  junior,  first  major,  vice  Matthew  Clyde,  promoted; 
John  Walton,  second  major,  vice  Tennant,  promoted. 

DUTCHESS    COUNTY. 

Stephen  Barnum,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  J.  C.  Field, 
appointed  sheriff. 

Peter  Crosby,  first  major,  vice  Stephen  Barnum,  promoted; 
Joshua  Barnum,  junior,  second  major,  vice  Peter  Crosby,  promoted. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Second  squadron,  fourth  division  of  cavalry: 

Lawrence  L.  Van  Kleeck,  captain;  Chauncey  Humphrey,  first 
lieutenant;  Francis  Van  Valkenburgh,  second  lieutenant;  Philip 
Streit,  cornet — new  troop. 

WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

ms  Resolved,  that  in  the  brigade  of  militia  in  the  county  of  Wash- 

November 

is-       ington,   whereof   Warren    Ferris    is    brigadier   general,    Nathaniel 

Pitcher  be  and  he  is  hereby  appointed  brigade  major  and  inspector. 


State  Historian.  1027 


1809. 


JEFFERSON,   LEWIS   AND   ST.   LAWRENCE   COUNTIES. 

General  Walter  Martin's  brigade:  1809. 


JEFFERSON    COUNTY. 

Colonel  Paul  Stickney's  regiment: 

Nathan  Gould,  captain,  vice  Gillet,  moved;  John  Sagears,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Nathan  Gould,  promoted;  Appleton  Wills,  ensign. 

Samuel  McNutt,  captain;  Ashur  Robbins,  lieutenant;  William 
Waring,  ensign — new  company. 

Daniel  Ellis,  ensign;  Calvin  Thomas,  quartermaster. 

LEWIS    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Jonathan  Collins'  regiment: 
John  Safford,  surgeon's  mate. 

QUEENS    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  John  A.  Ditmas'  regiment: 

Isaac  Bragaw,  captain;  John  Morrel,  lieutenant;  William  Sacket, 
ensign — new  company. 

In  the  artillery  of  this  State: 

Lieutenant  Colonel  (Stephen)  Thome's  regiment — Fourth  regi- 
ment: 

WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

Edmund  Badger,  captain,  vice  (David)  Sanford,  resigned;  Charles 
Rood,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Edmund  Badger,  promoted;  Thomas 
Carpenter,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Charles  Rood,  promoted. 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

Reuben  King,  captain,  vice  (George)  Young,  moved;  Caleb 
Allen,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Reuben  King,  promoted;  Silas  Cook, 
second  lieutenant,  vice  (George)  Springer,  resigned. 


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1S09. 

SARATOGA    COUNTY. 

Brigadier  General  Samuel  Clark's  brigade: 
Daniel  L.  Van  Antwerp,  brigade  quartermaster. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

January         Brigade  of  militia  whereof  Gerrit  W.  Van  Schaick,  esquire,  is 

28. 

brigadier  general: 

Darby  Xoon,  captain;  James  Maher,  lieutenant;  John  Cassidy, 
ensign— riflemen. 


January 
30. 


The  regular  session  of  the  legislature  opened  at  Albany  January 
17,  1809.  January  27  the  new  council  was  appointed,  namely: 
Jonathan  Ward  of  Westchester,  James  G.  Graham  of  Orange,  Isaac 
Kellogg  of  Essex,  and  Alexander  Rea  of  Genesee. 


SUFFOLK    COUNTY. 

Brigadier  General  Sylvester  Dering's  brigade: 


Lieutenant  Colonel  Daniel  Youngs'  regiment: 

Jeremiah  Youngs,  captain,  vice  N.  King,  resigned;  Rufus  Tut- 
hill,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice  Jeremiah  Youngs,  promoted;  Frederick 
Tabor,  ensign,  vice  Tuthill,  promoted. 

Benjamin  Case,  Captain,  vice  Saml.  Tuthill,  resigned;  Thomas 
Wines,  lieutenant,  vice  D.  Case,  resigned;  Benjamin  Wells,  ensign, 
vice  B.  Case,  promoted. 

In  Lieutenant  Colonel  Abraham  Rose's  regiment: 

Samuel  Hunting,  ensign,  vice  A.  Patterson,  moved;  Austin 
Howel,  ensign,  vice  Pelltreau,  refused;  Thomas  S.  Lester,  brigade 
quartermaster. 


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1809. 

COLUMBIA    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Charles  McKinstrv's  regiment:  ^  lm- 

J  °  February 

4 

David  P.  Stever,  captain,  vice  Jos.  Morehouse,  resigned;  Ebene- 
zer  Young,  lieutenant,  vice  David  P.  Stever,  promoted;  Joseph  Rod- 
man, junior,  ensign,  vice  Ebenezer  Young,  do — light  infantry. 

Joseph  Wiltsey,  captain,  vice  Peter  Deyo,  resigned;  John  Knox, 
lieutenant,  vice  Joseph  Wiltsey,  promoted;  Luther  Chace,  ensign, 
vice  John  Knox,  do. 

William  Jordan,  junior,  captain,  vice  G.  Bushnel,  resigned;  Chris- 
topher Miller,  lieutenant,  vice  William  Jordan,  junior,,  promoted; 
Benson  Hunt,  ensign,  vice  Christopher  Miller,  promoted. 

William  Hunt,  captain,  vice  G.  Stebbins,  resigned;  Isaac  Foster, 
lieutenant,  vice  William  Hunt,  promoted;  Augustus  Reed,  ensign, 
vice  Isaac  Foster,  do;  Matthew  Fitch,  lieutenant,  vice  David  Cross- 
man,  junior,  resigned;  Tared  Winslow,  ensign,  vice  Matthew  Fitch, 
promoted. 

ONTARIO    COUNTY. 

Second  squadron,  fifth  division  of  cavalry: 

Nathaniel  Allen,  captain;  Ephraim  Cleveland,  first  lieutenant;  Ira 
Wilder,  cornet — new  troop. 

William  Willcox,  captain ;  Asa  Lilly,  first  lieutenant ;  James  White, 
second  do;  Henry  Jessup,  cornet — new  troop. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Anthony  Lamb  having  resigned  his  office  of  captain  of  artillery 
in  Lieutenant  Colonel  Henry  R.  Teller's  regiment — Resolved,  that 
the  same  be  and  is  hereby  accepted. 

CLINTON,  FRANKLIN  AND  ESSEX  COUNTIES. 

In  Brigadier  General  Benjamin  Mooers'  brigade: 


1030  Annual  Report  of  the 

1809. 

CLINTON    COUNTY. 

John  Warford,  brigade  quartermaster. 

ONONDAGA    COUNTY. 

Silvenus  Towsley,  captain;  John  James,  first  lieutenant;  Simon  D. 
Wattles,  second  do — company  of  horse  artillery. 

GREENE    COUNTY. 

February       Second  squadron,  fourth  division  of  cavalry: 
9. 

Lemuel  Hotchkiss,  captain,  vice  J.  Cooley,  resigned;  Foster 
Morse,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Lemuel  Hotchkiss,  promoted;  Charles 
Johnson,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Foster  Morse,  promoted;  Abijah 
Stone,  cornet,  vice  Charles  Johnson,  promoted. 

DELAWARE    COUNTY. 

1809.  Lieutenant  Colonel  Putnam  Farrine;  ton's  regiment : 

February  °  ° 

1  R 

Otis  Preston,  captain,  vice  Hicks,  resigned;  David  More,  lieuten- 
ant, vice  Otis  Preston,  promoted;  David  Culver,  ensign,  vice  David 

*■ 

More,  promoted. 

ALLEGANY    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Luke  Goodspeed's  regiment: 

William  L.  Hayden,  second  major. 

Ashel  Franklin,  captain;  Thomas  Cale,  lieutenant;  Ellis  Pearce, 
ensign. 

Samuel  Baylen,  captain;  Abraham  Porter,  lieutenant;  Thomas 
Quick,  ensign. 

Benjamin  Van  Campen,  lieutenant;  Wheeler  Henman,  ensign  of 
riflemen. 

STEUBEN    COUNTY. 

Regiment  to  be  composed  of  the  battalion  whereof  James  McBur- 
ney  is  major  commandant: 

James  McBurney,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant. 
Elias  Stephens,  first  major;  Jared  Erwin,  second  major. 


State  Historian.  1031 

1809. 

Jonathan  Rowley,  captain;  Isaac  Sterling  lieutenant;  George 
Knows,  ensign. 

William  Bennet,  captain;  Joseph  Lachrey,  lieutenant. 

Thomas  Bennet,  captain;  James  Dike,  lieutenant;  John  Rathbon, 
ensign  of  riflemen. 

Reuben  Smith,  captain;  William  Hallet,  lieutenant;  Jacob  Waters, 
ensign;  Levi  Johnston,  ensign. 

A  new  battalion: 

Joshua  Smith,  major  commandant;  Reuben  Royce,  second  major; 
Cyrus  Bronson,  ensign;  Charles  Battles,  adjutant;  John  Warner, 
surgeon. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Samuel  S.  Haight's  regiment: 

Daniel  Cruger,  first  major;  James  Reed,  lieutenant;  Daniel  Faulk- 
ner, ensign. 

David  Whitaker,  captain;  Benjamin  Roberts,  lieutenant. 

Asa  Cooper,  captain;  John  Wilson,  lieutenant;  Calvin  Bull, 
ensign. 

Asa  Gaylord,  captain;  Abraham  Brundege,  lieutenant;  Nathaniel 
Wallace,  ensign  of  riflemen. 

Brigadier  General  George  McClure's  brigade: 

Thomas  McBurney,  quartermaster. 

ULSTER    COUNTY. 

Brigadier  General  Siah  Robinson's  brigade: 

Nicholas  Hardenbergh,  quartermaster. 

Regiment  lately  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  Nicholas 
Hardenburgh,  deceased: 

Cornelius  Bruyn,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant. 

Robert  Irwin,  first  major,  vice  Cornelius  Bruyn,  promoted;  Der- 
ick  Roosa,  second  major,  vice  Robert  Irwin,  promoted;  Henry  J. 


1809. 


1032  Annual  Report  of  the 

Hornbeck,  surgeon,  vice  J.  G.  Graham,  resigned;  Thomas  Van 
Gaasbeck,  junior,  surgeon's  mate,  vice  W.  Jansen,  deceased. 

Stephen  Rea,  captain,  vice  Derick  Roosa,  promoted. 

Andrew  Kidd,  captain,  vice  Alex.  Kidd,  resigned;  Derick  Roosa, 
junior,  lieutenant,  vice  S.  Rea,  promoted;  Joseph  Woodruff,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  A.  Kidd,  promoted;  James  R.  Hunter,  ensign,  vice  D. 
Roosa,  junior,  promoted;  Thomas  Hunter,  ensign,  vice  Joseph 
Woodruff,  do;  Robert  S.  Crawford,  ensign,  vice  Martin,  refused. 

Regiment  lately  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  Josiah  Has- 
brouck: 

Abraham  J.  Hardenbergh,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice 
Josiah  Hasbrouck,  resigned. 

Isaac  Lefever,  first  major,  vice  Abraham  J.  Hardenbergh,  pro- 
moted; Jacob  Deyo,  second  major,  vice  Isaac  Lefever,  promoted. 

Abraham  Dubois,  captain,  vice  J.  Dubois,  resigned. 

Daniel  Gregory,  do,  vice  Seymour,  do. 

James  Russel,  do.  vice  Ostrander,  refused. 

Enoch  Pardy,  do,  vice  Jacob  Deyo,  promoted;  Samuel  Has- 
brouck, lieutenant,  vice  Abraham  Dubois,  promoted;  Abraham 
Wooley,  do,  vice  Daniel  Gregory,  do;  Silas  Simpkins,  do,  vice 
James  Russel,  promoted;  Peleg  Ransom,  do,  vice  Enoch  Pardy,  do; 
Henry  Schoonmaker,  ensign,  vice  Samuel  Hasbrouck,  do;  John 
Warner,  do,  vice  Abraham  Wooley,  do;  Abel  Ostrander,  do,  vice 
Silas  Simpkins,  do;  Samuel  Dunscomb,  do,  vice  Peleg  Ransom,  do. 

ESSEX    COUNTY. 

The  Commander-in-chief  having  thought  proper  to  organize  a 
new  regiment  in  the  county  of  Essex  consisting  of  the  militia  in  the 
towns  of  Moriah,  Crown  Point,  Schroon  and  Ticonderoga;  there- 
fore, Resolved,  that  the  following  officers  be  and  they  are  hereby 
appointed  for  the  said  regiment: 


State  Historian.  1033 

1809. 

Elijah  Barns,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant. 

Timothy  Hunter,  first  major;  Joseph  Pangborn,  second  major. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Daniel  Wright's  regiment: 

Aaron    North,   second   major,   vice   (William)    Kirby,   appointed 

sheriff. 

MONTGOMERY    COUNTY. 

Brigadier  General  Abraham  Veeder's  brigade:  iso9. 

March 

Henry  F.  Yates,  brigade  major  and  inspector,  vice  John  McCar- 
thy, appointed  first  judge. 

GREENE    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Samuel  Haight's  regiment: 

Jacob  Haight,  first  major,  vice  (Matthias)  Van  Loon,  resigned; 
Merchant  Lawrence,  second  major,  vice  (John  J.)  Van  Orden, 
resigned. 

Martin  G.  Van  Bergen,  captain,  vice  Merchant  Lawrence,  pro- 
moted; Amos  Eaton,  lieutenant,  vice  Martin  G.  Van  Bergen,  pro- 
moted; Richard  Thomas,  ensign,  vice  M.  Eaton,  moved. 

Warren  J.  Hamlin,  captain,  vice  (Eli)  Brooks,  moved;  Richard 
Grimes,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice  Warren  J.  Hamlin,  promoted; 
Henry  J.  Philips,  ensign,  vice  Richard  Grimes,  promoted. 

Isaac  Dubois,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  Haight,  promoted; 
John  Buel,  lieutenant  do,  vice  Isaac  Dubois,  promoted;  John  Merri- 
field,  ensign  do,  vice  John  Buel,  promoted. 

William  Overbaugh,  junior,  captain,  vice  (John)  Peirson  (Person), 
dead;  John  A.  Overbaugh,  lieutenant,  vice  W.  Overbaugh,  pro- 
moted; John  Fiero,  ensign,  vice  J.  A.  Overbaugh,  promoted;  Silas 
Person,  lieutenant  light  infantry,  vice  (James)  WTeed,  moved;  Calvin 
Bailes,  ensign  do,  vice  T.  Stills,  resigned. 


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ic>34  Annual  Report  of  the 

CAYUGA    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  John  Harris'  regiment: 

James  Wilson,  second  major,  Yice  J.  Grover,  appointed  judge. 

Zenas  Goodrich,  captain,  vice  James  Wilson,  promoted;  Benja- 
min Horton,  lieutenant,  vice  Zenas  Goodrich,  do;  Willis  Lothrop, 
ensign,  vice  Benjamin  Horton,  promoted. 

Henry  Austin,  captain,  vice  (Benjamin)  Bevere  (Bevier),  resigned; 
Richard  Parsell  (Pearsall),  lieutenant,  vice  Henry  Austin,  promoted; 
Alexander  Price,  ensign,  vice  Richard  Parsell,  promoted;  Caleb 
Hopping,  lieutenant:  Isaac  Barnum,  ensign;  Eliphalet  Whittlesey, 
ensign,  vice  Pettibone,  lieutenant  in  United  States  service. 

Daniel  Eldridge,  captain,  vice  (Giles)  Norton,  moved;  John 
Hutchins,  lieutenant,  vice  Daniel  Eldridge,  promoted:  Isaiah  Gold- 
ing,  ensign,  vice  John  Hutchins,  promoted. 

Prentice  Palmer,  captain,  vice  Huggins;  Menassah  Grover,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Prentice  Palmer,  promoted;  Henry  Montgomery,  ensign. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Henry  Hewitt's  regiment: 

Alexander  Weed,  captain,  vice  Harris,  moved;  Levi  Hill,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Alexander  Weed,  promoted;  Ebenezer  Durkee,  ensign, 
vice  Levi  Hill,  do;  David  Avery,  lieutenant,  vice  Capon,  moved; 
Orange  Culver,  ensign,  vice  David  Avery,  promoted. 

John  O'Harry,  captain,  vice  Spencer,  resigned;  Joshua  Haskins, 
lieutenant,  vice  John  O'Harry,  promoted;  Daniel  Bells,  ensign,  vice 
Joshua  Haskins,  promoted;  Payne  P.  Fitch,  ensign,  vice  Davis, 
moved. 

Isaac  Avery,  captain,  vice  Richmond,  appointed  sheriff;  William 
T.  Gardner,  lieutenant,  vice  Isaac  Avery,  promoted;  Daniel  Bright- 
man,  ensign,  vice  William  T.  Gardner,  do;  Xoah  T.  Wheeler,  ensign, 
vice  Phelps,  refused;  Enos  Babbit,  lieutenant,  vice  Brook,  dead; 
William  Bennet,  ensign,  vice  Enos  Babbit,  promoted;  Matthew 
Talman,  surgeon's  mate. 


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Lieutenant  Colonel  Henry  Bloom's  regiment: 

Jedediah  Runnels,  ensign,  vice  Johnson,  moved. 

Regiment  to  consist  of  the  battalion  whereof  Cornelius  D.  Dewitt 
is  major  commandant: 

Cornelius  D.  Dewitt,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant. 

Zadock  Rhoads,  first  major;  Peleg  Slade,  second  major. 

Newman  F.  Cole,  captain,  vice  Zadock  Rhoads,  promoted;  Zadock 
Cady,  lieutenant,  vice  Newman  F.  Cole,  promoted;  Phipps  W. 
Hewitt,  ensign,  vice  Zadock  Cady,  promoted. 

John  Basset,  captain,  vice  Peleg  Slade,  promoted;  Thomas  Norris, 
lieutenant,  vice  John  Basset,  promoted;  Luther  Fuller,  ensign,  vice 
Thomas  Norris,  promoted;  Jacob  Snider,  lieutenant,  vice  Slover, 
refused;  Thomas  Johnson,  third,  ensign,  vice  Waddams,  moved; 
Liberty  Brown,  ensign. 

William  Satterly,  captain,  vice  Pattee,  moved;  John  Murray,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  William  Satterly,  promoted;  Robert  Little,  ensign — light 
infantry. 

In  the  third  squadron,  fifth  division  of  cavalry: 

Sheldon  Davis,  first  lieutenant;  John  King,  second  lieutenant; 
Peter  J.  Dumond,  cornet. 

SENECA    COUNTY. 

Brigade  of  militia: 

William  Hemrod,  brigadier  general,  vice  Wilhelmus  Mynderse, 
refused. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Daniel  Sayre's  regiment: 

Hugh  W.  Dobbins,  second  major,  vice  Dey,  refused. 

Severus  Swift,  quartermaster,  vice  L.  Birdsall,  appointed  sheriff; 
Charles  Woodruff,  paymaster,  vice  Potter,  moved;  Joseph  T.  Pitney, 
surgeon. 

Simeon  Bacon,  captain,  vice  Hugh  W.  Dobbin,  promoted;  Martin 


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1809. 


1036  Annual  Report  of  the 

Kendig,  lieutenant,  vice  Simeon  Bacon,  promoted;  Asa  Bacon, 
junior,  ensign,  vice  Piatt,  moved;  John  Phelps,  lieutenant;  John 
Gamber,  ensign. 

Samuel  McMath,  captain,  vice  Dey,  formerly  promoted;  Josiah 
Jacobus,  lieutenant,  vice  Samuel  McMath,  promoted;  Benjamin 
Moses,  ensign,  vice  Josiah  Jacobus,  promoted;  Luther  Redfield, 
lieutenant;  Sumner  Chapman,  ensign,  vice  Luther  Redfield,  pro- 
moted. t 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Hugh  Graham's  regiment: 

Herman  Camp,  adjutant;  Josiah  B.  Chapman,  quartermaster; 
Lewis  Halsey,  surgeon;  Richard  Ely,  junior,  lieutenant;  Peter 
Hager,  second,  ensign. 

Levi  Eggleston,  captain,  vice  Herriman,  moved;  John  Smith,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Levi  Eggleston,  promoted;  Xathaniel  Avers,  ensign, 
vice  John  Smith,  promoted;  John  Martin,  lieutenant;  Amos  Coy- 
kendol,  ensign,  vice  Douglass,  moved;  William  Christie,  ensign. 

Regiment  latelv  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  William 
Hemrod: 

Oliver  Halsey,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  William 
Hemrod,  promoted. 

Rynier  Covert,  first  major,  vice  Oliver  Halsey,  promoted;  Zebedee 
Stout,  second  major,  vice  Rynier  Covert,  promoted. 

Charles  Starrett,  captain;  Tunis  Swick,  lieutenant,  vice  Charles 
Starrett,  promoted;  Luke  Knight,  ensign,  vice  Tunis  Swick,  pro- 
moted. 

James  Brooks,  captain,  vice  Gray,  resigned;  John  Leonard,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  James  Brooks,  promoted;  James  Demott,  ensign,  vice 
John  Leonard,  promoted. 

John  Bodin,  captain,  vice  Cooper,  refused;  John  Wilkin,  lieuten- 
ant, vice  John  Bodin,  promoted;  Isaac  Miller,  ensign,  vice  John 
W7ilkin,  promoted;  John  Reynolds,  lieutenant. 


State  Historian.  1037 

dutchess  county. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Eli  Angevine's  regiment: 

Henry  A.  Livingston,  paymaster;  Benjamin  Delamatter,  lieuten- 
ant, vice  Stoutenburgh,  resigned;  John  Silkridge,  ensign,  vice  Ben- 
jamin Delamatter,  promoted;  Randal  S.  Street,  lieutenant,  vice  M. 
Swartwout,  junior,  resigned;  Richard  T.  Van  Wyck,  ensign,  vice 
Randal  S.  Street,  promoted. 

Daniel  Ostrom,  captain,  vice  G.  Adriance;  George  Lomerex,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Daniel  Ostrom,  promoted;  Joshua  Barnes,  ensign,  vice 
George  Lomerex,  promoted. 

John  Armstrong,  captain,  vice  Ryan,  promoted;  Richard  Valen- 
tine, lieutenant,  vice  John  Armstrong,  promoted;  Gilbert  Schenck, 
ensign,  vice  Richard  Valentine,  promoted. 

James  C.  Bogardus,  captain,  vice  Pinkney,  resigned;  John  Bishop 
lieutenant,  vice' James  C.  Bogardus,  promoted;  Samuel  Luckey, 
junior,  ensign,  vice  Miller,  resigned. 

Peter  B.  Scriver,  captain;  Jacob  Manning,  junior,  lieutenant; 
Philip  Ring,  ensign. 

CHENANGO    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Thomas  Lyon's  regiment: 

Daniel  Lyon,  captain,  vice  R.  Havens,  moved;  Silas  Havens,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  D.  Lyon,  promoted;  Alanson  Harris,  lieutenant;  David 
Bortle,  ensign. 

Samuel  Carpenter,  captain,  vice  S.  Skeel,  moved. 

Jonathan  Phelps,  captain,  vice  Hitchcock,  do;  Samuel  Hayes, 
lieutenant;  John  Agard,  lieutenant;  David  Bradley,  ensign;  Smith 
Bradley,  ensign,  vice  S.  Carpenter,  promoted. 

In  Lieutenant  Colonel  William  Munroe's  regiment: 

William  Collins,  lieutenant;  Charles  Randal,  ensign,  vice  William 
Collins,  promoted;  John  Gray,  junior,  lieutenant;  Solomon  Kelsey, 
lieutenant;  Rodoiphus  Simons,  ensign. 


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1809. 


1038  Annual  Report  of  the 

Perez  Randal,  adjutant,  vice  Isaac  Foote,  junior,  resigned. 
Msfrcii  Lieutenant  Colonel  Denison  Randal's  regiment: 


14. 


William  Palmer,  captain,  vice  Wm.  Billings,  resigned;  Oliver 
Richmond,  lieutenant,  vice  William  Palmer,  promoted;  Josiah 
Turner,  ensign;  David  Tift,  lieutenant,  vice  W.  Maine,  resigned; 
Samuel  Holmes,  ensign,  vice  David  Tift,  promoted;  Asa  Beach, 
ensign,  vice  F.  Plumb,  resigned. 

ONTARIO    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  William  Wadsworth's  regiment: 

Elias  Keyes,  captain,  vice  Lawrence,  promoted. 

Captains — Gurdon  W.  Cock,  Xathaniel  Rowley,  George  A. 
Wheeler. 

Lieutenants— Aaron  Skinner,  vice  Elias  Keyes,  promoted;  Cor- 
nelius Annable,  vice  Bristol,  moved;  Arnold  Markham;  Reuben 
Weeks. 

Ensigns — Josiah  Carrier,  vice  Aaron  Skinner,  promoted;  Abner 
Morgan;  Xathan  Jeffords. 

In  the  first  battalion,  Sixth  regiment  artillery: 

John  Pierce,  captain;  Henry  Skinner,  first  lieutenant. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Ashur  Saxton's  regiment: 

Thomas  Peck,  captain,  vice  Cooley,  moved. 

Xathaniel  Eggleston,  captain,  vice  Saxton,  resigned;  Payne  K. 
Leech,  lieutenant,  vice  Thomas  Peck,  promoted;  Asa  Howard,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Xathaniel  Eggleston,  promoted:  Waters  Peck,  ensign, 
vice  Payne  K.  Leech,  promoted;  Asa  Johnson,  ensign,  vice  Asa 
Howard,  promoted;  John  Lusk,  ensign:  Joseph  Williams,  ensign. 

John  S.  Peck,  paymaster,  vice  Sprague,  resigned. 

Joel  Dunks,  lieutenant,  vice  Brown,  moved;  Enoch  Willcox, 
ensign,  vice  Joel  Dunks,  promoted — of  light  infantry. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  John  Green's  regiment: 


State  Historian.  1039 

Peter  Allen,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant  of  said  regiment,  vice 
John  Green,  resigned. 

John  F.  Reed,  first  major,  vice  Simmons,  resigned;  Silvanus  Jones, 
second  major,  vice  Peter  Allen,  promoted. 

Captains — William  Warner,  vice  John  F.  Reed,  promoted ;  Joseph 
Garlinghouse,  vice  Gilbert,  moved;  Simeon  Crosby,  vice  Barber, 
resigned;  Justus  Allen,  vice  Jesse  Allen,  erroneously  appointed. 

Samuel  Drury,  lieutenant. 

Ensigns — Ephraim  Jones,  Stephen  Ralph,  Roderick  Steele, 
Lemuel  Metcalfe,  vice  Watkins,  resigned;  Ephraim  Brown. 

Sanford  Crooks,  lieutenant,  vice  Joseph  Garlinghouse,  promoted; 
Joshua  Abby,  quartermaster,  vice  Watkins,  resigned. 

CLINTON    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Marinus  F.  Durand's  regiment: 

John  Roberts  third,  second  major,  vice  Southwick,  refused;  Ben- 
jamin Roberts,  lieutenant,  vice  McCready,  refused;  Jason  Tarbill, 
ensign,  vice  B.  Roberts,  promoted. 

Ezra  Turner,  captain,  vice  John  Roberts  third,  promoted;  Ondley 
Mason,  lieutenant,  vice  Ezra  Turner,  promoted;  Darius  Mason, 
ensign,  vice  O.  Mason,  promoted. 

Timothy  Doty,  captain,  vice  A.  Blackman,  deceased;  David 
<  Anderson,  lieutenant,  vice  Timothy  Doty,  promoted;  Jeremiah 
Churchill,  ensign,  vice  David  Anderson,  promoted. 

ONTARIO    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Peter  B.  Porter's  regiment: 

Silvester  Davis,  first  major,  vice  F.  Miller,  moved;  Phinehas  P. 
Bates,  adjutant,  vice  Hickox,  promoted. 

Captains — Royal  Stearns,  vice  Henry  Green,  resigned;  Elijah  Til- 
lotson,  vice  D.  Case,  resigned;  Hooker  Sawyer;  Noah  Hickox,  vice 
Jairus  Rose,  removed  by  court  martial. 


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1040  Annual  Report  of  the 

William  Bodman,  captain;  Joab  Gillet,  junior,  lieutenant;  Isaiah 
Olcott,  ensign — new  company. 

Timothy  Mower,  lieutenant,  vice  Royal  Stearns,  promoted; 
George  Hickox,  lieutenant,  vice  Elijah  Tillotson,  promoted;  Elisha 
Newman,  ensign,  vice  Mover,  promoted;  Arseno  Beebe,  ensign,  vice 
Geo.  Hickox,  promoted:  John  Dwight,  ensign;  Lyman  Miller, 
ensign. 

Abner  Bunnel,  captain,  vice  Barlow,  moved;  John  Brockelbank, 
lieutenant. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  William  Burnet's  regiment: 

William  Voorhees.  captain,  vice  D.  Cook;,  promoted;  Richard 
Larzelere,  lieutenant,  vice  Voorhees,  promoted;  John  Huie,  lieuten- 
ant, vice  Taylor,  moved;  Ercurius  Patterson,  ensign,  vice  Richard 
Larzelere,  promoted;  Joseph  Southerland,  ensign,  vice  Benton, 
moved;  Stephen  Willcox,  ensign,  vice  Smith,  resigned. 

In  Lieutenant  Colonel  Philetus  Swift's  regiment: 

David  Woodard,  captain,  vice  Newel,  moved;  Joel  Buckland,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  David  Woodard,  promoted;  Enoch  Morse,  lieutenant, 
vice  Granger,  moved;  Thomas  Davis,  ensign,  vice  Joel  Buckland, 
promoted;  Jeremiah  Harrington,  ensign. 

Regiment  lately  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  Perley 
Philips: 

Gilbert  Howell,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Perley 
Philips,  resigned. 

James  Galloway,  first  major,  vice  Hallet,  declined;  Calvin  Brad- 
dish,  second  major,  vice  (Joseph)  Colt,  appointed  brigade  quarter- 
master. 

Captains — David  White,  light  infantry,  vice  Howel,  promoted; 
Joseph  Todd,  vice  Caldwel,  resigned;  Gilbert  Hinkley;  John  Hol- 
comb;  Noah  Turner,  vice  Calvin  Braddish,  promoted;  Noah  Fuller, 


State  Historian.  1041 

1809. 

vice  William  Howe  Cuyler,  who  is  hereby  removed  from  that  office ; 
George  Culver,  vice  Galloway,  promoted. 

David  Hooker,  lieutenant  light  infantry,  vice  C.  Braddish,  justice 
of  the  peace;  Thomas  Young,  lieutenant,  vice  A.  Pratt,  resigned: 
Stephen  Douglass,  lieutenant;  Daniel  Poppino,  lieutenant. 

Samuel  Jennings,  lieutenant,  vice  Harris;  Stephen  Chace,  lieuten- 
ant riflemen,  vice  Spear,  moved;  Ephraim  Green,  lieutenant,  vice 
Turner,  promoted;  Samuel  Soverhill,  lieutenant,  vice  Culver,  pro- 
moted. 

Ensigns — Thomas  Rogers,  second,  vice  Wilcox,  resigned;  Bartlet 
Robinson,  light  infantry,  vice  White,  promoted;  Zadock  Huggins, 
junior,  vice  Blakeley,  moved;  Hezekiah  Robbins,  vice  Hinckley, 
promoted;  Jonathan  M.  Adams:  William  Harwood,  vice  Ephraim 
Green,  promoted:  Oliver  Clark,  vice  Durfee,  deceased;  Eleazer 
Fairbanks,  chaplain. 

In  the  brigade  commanded  by  Brigadier  General  John  Swift: 

Joseph  Colt,  brigade  quartermaster. 

WESTCHESTER    COUXTV. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Pierre  Van  Cortlandt's  regiment:  1809. 

Mar  eh 

James  Drake,  captain,  vice  J.  D.  Clark,  moved;  John  Vreden- 
burgh,  lieutenant,  vice  James  Drake,  promoted;  Absolom  Lent, 
ensign,  vice  W.  Tice,  refused. 

Seaman  Jacobs,  captain,  vice  Mandeville,  resigned;  John  Havi- 
land,  lieutenant,  vice  Abijah  Horton,  who  is  hereby  superseded; 
William  A.  C.  Mandeville,  ensign,  vice  Jacobs,  promoted;  Ebenezer 
White,  junior,  surgeon,  vice  Miller,  deceased:  Andrew  Thompson, 
chaplain. 

In  Lieutenant  Colonel  David  J.  Pell's  regiment: 

Elias  Cooper,  chaplain;  Abraham  Acker,  ensign,  vice  S.  Requa, 
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1042  Annual  Report  of  the 

refused;  John  Butter,  ensign,  vice  J.  B.  Gillespie,  promoted;  Elijah 
Angevine,  ensign. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Joseph  Benedict's  regiment: 

Abijah  Harris,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  J.  Benedict, 
resigned. 

James  Seeley,  first  major,  vice  Abijah  Harris,  promoted;  John 
Finch,  second  major,  vice  James  Seeley,  promoted;  Henry  Norton, 
adjutant,  vice  J.  Jones,  resigned;  Thomas  Mead,  quartermaster,  vice 
M.  Mead,  resigned;  Joseph  Nash,  paymaster,  vice  S.  Ambler, 
resigned. 

Benjamin  Reynolds,  captain,  vice  John  Finch,  promoted;  Elijah 
Smith,  lieutenant,  vice  Benjamin  Reynolds,  promoted;  Amaziah 
Mead,  ensign,  vice  Elijah  Smith,  promoted. 

Isaac  Waterbury,  captain,  vice  Smith,  promoted;  Thomas  Potts, 
lieutenant,  vice  Isaac  Waterbury,  promoted ;  Stephen  Weed,  ensign. 

John  Rusco,  captain,  vice  Raymond,  resigned;  Amos  Northrop, 
lieutenant;  Matthew  Benedict,  ensign. 

Uriah  Raymond,  captain,  vice  Miller,  resigned;  Samuel  Nash, 
lieutenant;  Joseph  Miller,  junior,  ensign;  Isaac  Pardee^  ensign,  vice 
J.  Lawrence,  resigned;  Abraham  Purdy,  junior,  chaplain. 

In  Lieutenant  Colonel  William  Vail's  regiment: 

David  Hobby,  junior,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Wil- 
liam Vail,  resigned. 

David  Davids,  first  major,  vice  David  Hobby,  junior,  promoted; 
John  Foshay,  second  major,  vice  Brown,  resigned;  John  Kniffen, 
quartermaster;  Joseph  Strang,  paymaster;  Jacob  Johnson,  lieuten- 
ant;  Guy  Hobby,  ensign. 

Falman  Orsor,  captain;  Samuel  Ward,  lieutenant;  Cornelius 
Jones,  ensign. 

Benjamin   Thomas,    captain;    Daniel    Haight,    lieutenant;    Elias 
Purdy,  ensign. 


State  Historian.  1043 

1809. 

Nehemiah  Baker,  captain,  vice  Foshey,  promoted;  Abraham 
Foshey,  lieutenant,  vice  Nehemiah  Baker,  promoted;  John  Newman, 
ensign,  vice  Abraham  Foshey,  promoted. 

Barnes  Hatfield,  ensign. 

Stephen  Ferris,  captain,  vice  Hyatt,  resigned;  Joseph  R.  Hyatt, 
lieutenant,  vice  Stephen  Ferris,  promoted*;  Nathaniel  Fish,  ensign, 
vice  J.  Carpenter,  refused;  Thomas  G.  Smith,  chaplain. 

Brigadier  General  Thomas  Carpenter's  brigade: 

Samuel  Roff,  junior,  quartermaster  of  brigade. 

RICHMOND    COUNTY. 

In  Lieutenant  Colonel  Joseph  Perine's  regiment: 
Matthias  Ridgeway,  lieutenant, vice  J.  Tysen,  refused;  John  Tysen, 
junior,  ensign,  vice  M.  Ridgeway,  promoted. 

KINGS    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Jeremiah  Johnson's  regiment: 
Lambert  Schenck,  captain;  William  Townsend,  lieutenant;  Joseph 
Dean,  ensign;  Daniel  Lott,  lieutenant,  vice  Schenck,  promoted;  John 
Johnson,  ensign,  vice  Daniel  Lott,  promoted;  John  Bergen,  junior, 
ensign,  vice  Townsend;  Jacob  Remsen,  paymaster. 

NEW   YORK   COUNTY. 

Brigadier  General  Gerard  Steddiford's  brigade: 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Daniel  Dodge's  First  regiment: 

Isaac  A.  Van  Hook,  first  major,  vice  Stuyvesant,  resigned; 
Jeromus  Johnston,  second  major,  vice  Isaac  A.  Van  Hook,  pro- 
moted. 

James  Glass,  junior,  captain,  vice  Massias,  resigned;  James  Daily, 
lieutenant,  vice  James  Glass,  junior,  promoted;  Samuel  W.  Disbrow, 
lieutenant;  John  Anthony  Rucker,  lieutenant;  Jonathan  B.  Gosman, 
ensign,  vice  Dailey,  promoted;  William  Patterson,  ensign,  vice  Dis- 
brow, do;  William  T.  McCoun,  ensign,  vice  Rucker,  do. 


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1044  Annual  Report  of  the 

Second  regiment — Peter  Van  Zandt,  lieutenant  colonel  com- 
mandant: 

Joseph  Strong,  first  major,  vice  Van  Buren,  promoted;  William 
W.  Todd,  second  major,  vice  Joseph  Strong,  do. 

Captains — John  Fash,  vice  Johnston,  promoted;  Henry  Cotheai, 
vice  William  W.  Todd,  do ;  Abraham  Cargill,  vice  Sayre,  do. 

Lieutenants — Samuel  S.  Smith,  vice  John  Fash,  promoted;  Robert 
Hyslop,  vice  Henry  Cotheai,  promoted;  Thomas  Spencer,  vice  Car- 
gil,  do;  Robert  M.  Russel,  vice  Camp,  resigned;  John  Wallis,  vice 
Bishop,  resigned;  Jacob  C.  Arthur,  vice  Hildreth,  do. 

Ensigns — Philip  Phoenix,  vice  Samuel  S.  Smith,  promoted; 
Henry  F.  Penfield,  vice  Robert  Hyslop,  do;  Jacob  A.  Blackwell,  vice 
Thomas  Spencer,  do:  Tyler  Maynard.  vice  Robert  M.  Russel.  do; 
William  H.  Maxwell,  vice  John  Wallis,  do;  James  Quackenbush, 
vice  Wood;  Isaac  W.  Coles,  vice  Cock:  Joshua  L.  Pell,  vice 
Cooledge. 

Third  regiment — Robert  Bogardus,  lieutenant  colonel  com- 
mandant: 

Coe  Gale,  quartermaster;  John  W.  Gibson,  paymaster. 

Captains — Charles  J.  Graham,  vice  McDonald:  Stephen  Corn- 
wall, vice  Moore;  James  Mullany. 

Lieutenants — Daniel  D.  Arden;  George  Willson,  vice  Charles  J. 
Graham,  promoted;  Donald  C.  Burkloe,  vice  Stephen  Cornwell,  pro- 
moted; Solomon  Seixas,  vice  Shapter;  William  W.  Brooks,  vice 
Mullany. 

Ensigns — Henry  Carpenter,  Samuel  B.  Romayne,  Elias  Hoffman, 
Jacob  Bartow,  Lewis  Lockwood,  Robert  Gosman.  junior,  Gabriel 
F.  Lewis. 

Fourth  regiment— Jasper  Ward,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant: 

John  Bunn,  first  major,  vice  Jasper  Ward,  promoted. 


State  Historian.  1045 

Captains — Enoch  Ely,  vice  Crolius,  resigned;  Joseph  W.  Brackett, 
vice  Secor;  John  Stevens,  vice  Funnan;  John  E.  Hyde,  vice  Brooks, 
resigned;  Isaac  Cropsy,  vice  Marvin,  do. 

Lieutenants — David  Campbell,  vice  Enoch  Ely,  promoted;  John 
McClure,  vice  Joseph  W.  Bracket;  Harman  Brinkerhoff,  vice  Ste- 
phens; Richard  Morgan,  vice  Isaac  Cropsy:  Sidney  W.  Andrews, 
vice  John  E.  Hyde;  Richard  Hatfield,  junior,  vice  Brackett,  resigned; 
Ezra  Reed,  vice  Van  Dyne;  Theophylact  W.  Pearss.    . 

Ensigns — Robert  Dingee,  vice  David  Campbell;  George  Ingle- 
heart,  vice  John  McClure,  promoted;  Alexander  McClure;  William 
B.  Adams,  vice  Richard  Morgan,  promoted;  John  Marriner,  vice 
Sidney  W.  Andrews,  do;  Isaac  Oakley,  vice  Richard  Hatfield,  do; 
John  Desbrow,  vice  Ezra  Reed,  do;  Thomas  Darling,  do. 

Fifth  regiment — Jonas  Mapes,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant: 

Xathan  Sayre,  second  major;  George  W.  Strong,  paymaster; 
William  Radcliff,  lieutenant,  vice  Carpenter,  dead;  John  B.  Scott, 
ensign,  vice  William  Radcliff,  promoted:  Thomas  G.  Garniss,  do, 
vice  Price,  moved;  James  A.  Bayard,  do,  vice  Chrystie,  appointed 
United  States  army;  John  T.  Sickels,  do. 

Sixth  regiment — Edward  W.  Laight,  lieutenant  colonel  com- 
mandant : 

Henry  Laight,  quartermaster,  vice  (Benjamin)  Ferriss,  appointed 
sheriff. 

Samuel  Burtis,  captain,  vice  (Cornelius)  Bogert,  appointed  brigade 
quartermaster;  Abraham  M.  Valentine,  do,  vice  Bunn,  resigned; 
Isaiah  Leigh,  lieutenant,  vice  Samuel  Burtis,  promoted;  Henry 
Eagle,  do,  vice  Abraham  M.  Valentine,  do;  John  Grainger,  Benjamin 
Kipp  and  John  Hatfield,  lieutenants;  Henry  Laight,  lieutenant. 

Ensigns — John  Wortman,  vice  Isaiah  Leigh,  promoted;  William 
Nesbitt,  vice  Henry  Eagle;  Stephen  Mealy,  vice  Granger. 


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io.  Annual  Report  of  the 

1809. 

Seventh     regiment — Tacob    Delamontaigne,    lieutenant    color 

Tl- 

commandant: 

rard  Depeyster,  first  major,  vice  Anderson,  promoted;  Clarkson 
Cnilius,  second  major,  vice  Gerard  Depeyster,  do. 

Samuel    Carter,    captain;    Caleb    T.    Ward,    lieutenant;    William 
Ward,  lieutenant. 

William  Roston,  John  Worthington,  Robert  Jaques,  ensigns. 

CORTLAND    COUNTY. 

First  battalion,  Sixth  regiment  of  artillery: 

Benajah  Tubbs,  captain;  John   Merrill,  first  lieutenant;   Parley 
Whitmore,  second  lieutenant — new  company. 
In  Major  John  Kingman's  battalion: 
Horace  Dwight,  ensign. 

DELAWARE    COUNTY. 

First  squadron,  fourth  division  of  cavalry: 

Ebenezer  Penfield,  second  lieutenant,  vice  J.  H.  Cotton,  moved; 
Martin  Leet,  cornet,  vice  R.  Grant,  refused. 

GREENE    COUNTY. 

First  battalion,  fifth  regiment  of  artillery: 

Jared  Stocking,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Samuel  Hamilton,  promoted. 
Samuel  Hamilton,  captain;  James  Bogardus,  junior,  second  lieu- 
tenant. 

SARATOGA    COUNTY. 

Second  squadron,  fourth  division  of  cavalry: 
Elisha  B.  Speary,  captain;  Xoah  Yibbard,  first  lieutenant;  Calvin 
Wheeler,  second  lieutenant;  Charles  Foster,  cornet — a  new  troop. 

NIAGARA    COUNTY. 

Marcii         Regiment  lately  commanded  bv  Lieutenant  Colonel  Asa  Ransom: 
21. 

Timothy  S.  Hopkins,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Asa 

Ransom,  appointed  sheriff. 


State  Historian.  1047 

William  Warren,  first  major;  Asa  Chapman,  second  major. 

Captains — William  Chapin,  Ranson  Herman,  Ezekiel  Smith, 
Taber  Earle. 

Lieutenants — William  Hull,  Calvin  Filmore,  Elisha  Ensign,  Eze- 
kiel Cook,  Luther  Hibbard. 

Ensigns — James  Chapin,  Ezekiel  Sheldon,  Benjamin  Gardner, 
Francis  Cook,  Daniel  Haskall. 

TIOGA    COUNTY. 

Brigade  whereof  Samuel  Coe  is  brigadier  general: 

Regiment  lately  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  Samuel  Coe: 

William  Rose,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Samuel  Coe, 
promoted. 

Solomon  Owen,  first  major,  vice  William  Rose,  do;  Abraham 
Dewitt,  second  major,  vice  Seymour,  resigned;  Daniel  Crane, 
adjutant. 

Stephen  Freeman,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  Cross,  exempted; 
John  Lownsbery,  lieutenant  do,  vice  Stephen  Freeman,  promoted; 
Abel  Aspinwall,  ensign  do,  vice  John  Lownsbery,  do. 

William  Cook,  captain,  vice  Solomon  Owen,  promoted;  Luther 
Hartshorn,,  lieutenant,  vice  Crane,  promoted. 

Noah  Shaw,  captain,  vice  A.  Dewitt,  do;  Charles  Parsons,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  L.  King,  resigned;  William  Cure,  ensign,  vice  N.  Shaw, 
promoted. 

Jedediah  Merchant,  captain,  vice  Anselm  Cole;  Isaac  Turrill,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Jedediah  Merchant,  promoted;  Walker  Cole,  ensign, 
vice  Turrilk  do. 

Timothy  Clark,  lieutenant;  David  Fuller,  ensign. 

Moses  Southwick,  captain,  vice  Salmon  Rose,  resigned;  David 
Seymour,  lieutenant,  vice  Moses  Southwick,  promoted;  Charles 
Abbott,  ensign,  vice  David  Seymour,  do;  Benjamin  Alden,  ensign, 
vice  Harper,  transferred  to  rifle  company. 


1809. 


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1048  Annual  REroRT  of  the 

Job  Grunman,  captain;  James  P.  Allington,  lieutenant,  vice  Job 
Grunman,  promoted:  Benjamin  Cobon,  ensign, vice  James  P.  Alling- 
ton, do. 

Anselm  Cole,  captain:  Oliver  Harper,  lieutenant;  Samuel  Badger, 
ensign — new  company  of  riflemen. 

BROOME    COUNTY. 

Regiment  lately  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  Asa  Camp : 

Jacob  Swartwood,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Asa 
Camp,  resigned. 

Daniel  H.  Bacon,  first  major;  Oliver  Huntington,  second  major; 
Enos  Slawson,  quartermaster,  vice  Huntington,  promoted. 

David  Williams,  captain,  vice  A.  Brown,  resigned;  Ransom  Wil- 
liams, lieutenant,  vice  D.  Williams,  promoted;  Jonas  Muzzy,  ensign, 
vice   R.   Williams,  do. 

Thomas  Richard,  captain,  vice  L.  Mersereau,  resigned. 

Casper  Richard,  lieutenant,  vice  F.  Richard,  promoted;  Doctor 
Seymour,  ensign,  vice  C.  Richard,  do;  Benjamin  Jennings,  lieuten- 
ant: James  Catter,  ensign. 

Ansel  Goodrich,  captain,  vice  S.  Sedgwick,  moved;  Anson  Camp, 
lieutenant;  Jesse  McQuigg,  ensign,  vice  G.  Ely,  moved. 

Thomas  Wright,  captain,  vice  E.  Canfield,  resigned;  Charles 
Wright,  lieutenant,  vice  T.  Wright,  promoted;  Ward  Smith,  ensign, 
vice  C.  Wright,  do;  James  Bard,  lieutenant;  Samuel  Stewart,  ensign,. 
vice  Jasper  Tayler,  resigned. 

NEW    YORK    COUNTY. 

First  brigade  of  artillery : 

First  regiment — Peter  Curtenius,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant: 

John  Dodge,  captain,  vice  Lovett,  resigned;  John  A".  B.  Yarick, 

first  lieutenant,  vice  John  Dodge,  promoted:  Robert  Townsend,  first 


State  Historian.  1049 

lieutenant,  vice  D.  M.  Hitchcock,  moved;  Samuel  Stansbury,  first 
lieutenant,  vice  Crosby,  appointed  to  the  staff. 

Richard  Johnston,  John  Cox  Morris,  David  Codwise,  second 
lieutenants. 

William  G.  Miller,  junior,  second  lieutenant,  to  rank  from  8th 
June,  1808;  Samuel  Miller,  chaplain. 

Second  regiment — Lebbeus  Loomis,  lieutenant  colonel  com- 
mandant : 

Simon  Fleet,  first  major,  vice  Salters  (Francis  Saltus),  promoted; 
George  Richards,  second  major,  vice  Simon  Fleet,  do. 

Richard  Burchan,  captain,  vice  George  Richards,  do. 

Peter  Brinckerhoff,  captain,  vice  A.  Bleecker,  resigned;  Henry 
McFarlan,  first  lieutenant,  vice  T.  Marston,  do:  Nathaniel  Richards, 
first  lieutenant,  vice  R.  Burchan,  promoted. 

James  Grant  Forbes,  Thomas  Chrystie,  Lewis  Ford,  Robert 
De  Grushe,  second  lieutenants. 

Third  regiment  of  artillery: 

Francis  Saltus,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant. 

Israel  Pinckney,  captain;  Edward  Tylee,  captain. 

Aaron  Forman,  Andrew  Bremner,  George  Hodgson,  first  lieu- 
tenants. 

Stephen  D.  Beekman,  surgeon's  mate. 

Second  brigade  of  artillery: 

Third  regiment: 

DUTCHESS    COUNTY. 

Nathan  Myers,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  (Charles) 
Clinton,  moved. 

Samuel  Slee,  first  major,  vice  Nathan  Myers,  promoted. 

ORANGE    COUNTY. 

John  Kerr,  second  major,  vice  Samuel  Slee,  promoted. 


1809. 


1809. 


1050  Annual  Report  of  the 

William  Mulliner,  captain,  vice  John  Kerr,  do ;  James  Davis,  first 
lieutenant,  vice  William  Mulliner,  do. 

Daniel  Carpenter,  captain,  vice  W.  Minthorne,  resigned;  William 
Smith,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Daniel  Carpenter,  promoted;  Christopher 
Aspel,  second  lieutenant,  vice  W.  Smith,  do. 

ROCKLAND    COUNTY. 

Thunis  J.  Tallman,  second  lieutenant. 

ONTARIO    COUNTY. 

Battalion  whereof  Jabez  French  is  major  commandant: 

Thomas  Hathaway,  second  major,  vice  Townsend,  resigned;  Shu- 
man  Lee,  adjutant,  vice  Basset,  resigned;  Nathan  R.  Lewis,  quarter- 
master. 

Robert  Buckley,  captain,  vice  Thomas  Hathaway,  promoted. 

Avery  Smith,  captain, vice  S.  Lawrence,  resigned;  Jonathan  Moon, 
captain,  vice  Williams,  resigned. 

Lieutenants — Richard  Henderson,  Asahel  Stone,  junior,  Roger 
Sutherland,  Thomas  A.  Sawyer,  vice  Williams,  resigned. 

Ensigns — Levi  Benton,  Clement  Earl,  Peleg  Bates,  Isaac  Adams. 

GREENE    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  George  Stimson's  regiment: 

Ensigns — John  Stone,  Cornelius  L.  Decker,  John  Henson. 

CAVALRY. 
NEW  YORK  COUNTY. 

First  squadron,  first  division  of  cavalry: 

Cornelius  Schuyler,  captain,  vice  King,  resigned;  Lewis  K.  Storm, 
first  lieutenant,  vice  Cornelius  Schuyler,  promoted;  Francis  White, 
second  lieutenant,  vice  Winship,  refused;  John  Perrin,  cornet,  vice 
Lewis  K.  Storm,  promoted. 


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westchester  county. 
William  Bush,  second  lieutenant;  Gilbert  Underhill,  cornet. 

DUTCHESS    COUNTY. 

First  squadron,  second  division  of  cavalry: 

Robert  G.  Livingston,  captain,  vice  Barns,  resigned;  Lodiwick 
Hoffman,  first  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Luckey,  resigned;  Richard  De  Can- 
tillon,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Robert  G.  Livingston,  promoted; 
William  Cypher,  cornet. 

ULSTER    COUNTY. 

Second  squadron,  second  division: 

Andries  Elmendorf,  cornet,  vice  J.  (John  J.)  Hardenbergh,  pro- 
moted; Andries  Lefever,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Hasbrouck,  refused; 
Henry  Schonmaker,  cornet,  vice  T.  K.  Jansen,  refused. 

Isaac  Lounsberry,  captain,  vice  Robinson,  deceased;  Peter  T. 
Lienster,  first  lieutenant,  vice  R.  T.  Philips,  resigned;  Francis  Berry, 
second  lieutenant,  vice  Rainer,  moved;  John  Diddle,  cornet. 

Benjamin  Haxtun,  captain,  vice  S.  Force,  moved;  John  Wilkin- 
son, first  lieutenant,  vice  Benja/nin  Haxtun,  promoted;  Leonard 
Vincent,  second  lieutenant;  Gilbert  B.  Noxon,  cornet. 

Isaac  Bryan,  captain;  Isaac  Dibble,  first  lieutenant;  Elijah  Castle, 
second  lieutenant;  Isaac  S.  Bockee,  cornet. 

ORANGE    COUNTY. 

Third  squadron,  second  division: 

Charles  Brown,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Brown,  dead;  William  Ecker, 
second  lieutenant,  vice  Charles  Brown,  promoted;  Samuel  Belknap, 
cornet. 

William  Hudson,  captain,  vice  Benjamin  Strong,  sheriff;  Heze- 
kiah  Watkins,  first  lieutenant,  vice  William  Hudson,  promoted; 
Fletcher  Woodhull,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Hezekiah  Watkins,  do; 
Joshua  Davis,  cornet. 


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1052  Annual  Report  of  the 

ulster  county. 
In  the  second  regiment  of  cavalry.  Lieutenant  Colonel  Geo.  D. 
Wickham : 

Charles  Bruyn.  quartermaster. 

SCHOHARIE    COUNT V. 

Fourth  regiment  of  cavalry: 

George  Tiffany,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  (Electus) 
Backus,  resigned. 

First  squadron,  fourth  division : 

Peter  Shafer,  junior,  captain,  vice  Henry  Sidnigh,  resigned;  Philip 
Sternbergh, first  lieutenant:  Henry  Brown. second  lieutenant:  George 
Hilts,  junior,  cornet. 

OTSEGO    COUNTY. 

Third  squadron,  fifth  division  of  cavalry: 

Russel  Williams,  captain,  vice  Yandevere,  moved;  Jerome  Clark, 
junior,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Russel  Williams,  promoted;  Abel 
Caulkins,  junior,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Clark,  do;  Isaac  Cooper, 
cornet,  vice  Caulkins,  do:  Daniel  Gilchrist,  second  lieutenant,  vice 
M.  Cannon,  moved;  Jonathan  Thayer,  cornet,  vice  Daniel  Gilchrist, 
promoted;  Darius  Cory,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Lovejoy,  moved; 
Samuel  Latham,  cornet,  vice  Xathl.  Cole,  moved. 

MADISON    COUNTY. 

William  Hatch,  captain,  vice  Greenely,  moved;  John  Hatch,  first 
lieutenant,  vice  W.  Hatch,  promoted;  Robert  Henry,  second  lieu- 
tenant, vice  J.  Hatch,  do;  Joseph  Enos,  cornet,  vice  R.  Henry,  do. 

Eli  Spear,  captain;  Elisha  Litchfield,  first  lieutenant;  Ephraim 
Cleveland,  second  lieutenant;  William  Burdick,  cornet — new  troop. 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

Brigade  commanded  by  Brigadier  General  Hosea  Moffit: 


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William  S.  Parker,  captain;  Stephen  Warren,  lieutenant;  Jedediah 
Tracy,  ensign — new  company  of  riflemen,  with  rank  from  June  8, 
1808. 

RICHMOND    COUNTY. 

Battalion  of  artillery  whereof  Martin  Boerum  is  commandant: 
Thomas  Storer,  senior,  captain;  Thomas  Storer,  junior,  first  lieu- 
tenant; William  Shea,  second  lieutenant — new  company. 

QUEENS    COUNTY. 

George  Duryea,  captain;  John  Mott,  first  lieutenant;  Micajah 
Townsend,  second  lieutenant — new  company. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Regiment  lately  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  Johan  Jost 
Deitz: 

John  Gallup,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Johan  Jost 
Deitz,  resigned. 

Asa  Abbot,  first  major,  vice  John  Gallup,  promoted;  Gideon 
Gallup,  second  major,  vice  Asa  Abbot,  do. 

Johannes  Sant,  captain,  vice  Gideon  Gallup,  do. 

Lewis  Sherman,  captain,  vice  A.  Talman,  moved. 

Lieutenants — Thomas  Waugh,  vice  Johannes  Sant,  promoted; 
Artemas  Morris,  vice  L.  Sherman,  do;  Thomas  Rogers,  vice  J. 
Crary,  moved. 

Ensigns — Justice  Boynton,  vice  T.  Waugh,  promoted;  Jonathan 
Parrish,  vice  A.  Morris,  promoted ;  Robert  Reed,  vice  T.  Rogers,  do. 

George  Gallup,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Smith,  resigned;  Cornelius  Van 
Deusen,  ensign,  vice  G.  Gallup,  promoted. 

In  the  regiment  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  William 
Mackey : 

Silas  Boardman,  first  major;  James  Sackett,  second  major. 

Joseph   Burchard,   junior,   captain,   vice  J.   Ferris,   moved;  Joel 


1809. 


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1054  Annual  Report  of  the 

Albert,  lieutenant,  vice  Burchard,  promoted;  Edmund  Robbins, 
lieutenant,  vice  Martin,  resigned;  William  Campbell,  lieutenant; 
William  Wheeler,  ensign,  vice  E.  Robins,  promoted;  Philip  Couch- 
man,  ensign,  vice  J.  Albert,  do. 

DUTCHESS    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Benjamin  Hasbrouck's  regiment: 

John  Storm,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Benjamin  Has- 
brouck,  resigned. 

Thomas  J.  Storm,  first  major,  vice  J.  Storm,  promoted;  Koert 
Horton,  second  major,  vice  T.  J.  Storm,  do. 

John  Blatchley,  captain,  vice  Koert  Horton,  promoted;  Gilbert 
Budd,  lieutenant,  vice  John  Blatchley,  promoted;  Benjamin  Bowne, 
ensign,  vice  Gilbert  Budd,  do. 

Obadiah  Thorn,  captain,  vice  T.  Lawrence,  refused;  James  Wiltse, 
lieutenant,  vice  Obadiah  Thorn,  promoted;  Peter  C.  Dubois,  ensign, 
vice  James  Wiltse,  promoted. 

Isaac  D.  P.  Teller,  quartermaster,  vice  Swartwout,  resigned. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  George  W.  Yandenburgh's  regiment: 

James  Ketcham,  captain,  vice  J.  Grant,  refused;  Derick  Van  Deu- 
zen,  lieutenant,  vice  James  Ketcham,  promoted;  Eliphalet  Simmons, 
ensign,  vice  J.  Mabet,  refused. 

James  Mullen,  captain,  vice  P.  Ward,  refused;  Samuel  Stephens, 
lieutenant,  vice  James  Mullen,  promoted ;  Bennet  Leach,  ensign, 
vice  S.  Stephens,  promoted;  Benjamin  Van  Curen,  lieutenant,  vice 
J.  C.  Shear,  refused;  Elisha  C.  Barlow,  ensign,  vice  M.  B.  Vieley, 
refused;  Daniel  Brill,  lieutenant,  vice  C.  W.  Lees,  moved. 

Brigadier  General  John  B.  Van  Wyck's  brigade: 

Thorne  Pudney,  brigade  quartermaster. 


State  Historian.  1055 

montgomery  county. 

Major  James  Clapp's  battalion: 

Cornelius  Drake,  major  commandant,  vice  James  Clapp,  moved. 

William  Smith,  captain,  vice  Cornelius  Drake,  promoted;  Ichabod 
Bartlet,  lieutenant,  vice  W.  Smith,  promoted;  Abraham  Marsh, 
ensign,  vice  Ichabod  Bartlet,  promoted. 

William  Waterman,  paymaster,  vice  J.  Monson,  refused. 

DUTCHESS    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Stephen  Barnum's  regiment: 

Joshua  Barnum,  junior,  first  major,  vice  P.  Crosby,  refused. 

John  Hoyt,  second  major,  vice  J.  Barnum,  junior,  promoted. 

Lemuel  Hickock,  captain,  vice  John  Hoyt,  promoted;  Rufus 
Fancher,  lieutenant,  vice  Lemuel  Hickock,  promoted;  James  M. 
Smith,  ensign,  vice  Rufus  Fancher,  promoted. 

Ebenezer  G.  Palmer,  captain,  vice  B.  Cowl,  resigned;  John  Segar, 
lieutenant,  vice  Ebenezer  G.  Palmer,  promoted;  William  Jones, 
ensign. 

Azor  Barnum,  captain,  vice  J.  Barnum,  junior,  promoted;  Abijah 
Seely,  lieutenant,  vice  D.  Barnum,  promoted;  Peter  H.  Foster, 
ensign,  vice  A.  Seely,  promoted;  Henry  Smith,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  K. 
Mood,  moved;  Henry  Gift,  ensign;  Newel  Dodge,  junior,  ensign, 
vice  W.  Mann,  moved. 

Daniel  Barnum,  quartermaster,  vice  A.  Barnum,  promoted. 

MADISON    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Jabez  N.  M.  Hurd's  regiment: 

Joshua  Leonard,  chaplain;  Samuel  Thomas,  quartermaster,  vice 

R.  Benedict,  moved;  Ralph  P.  Day,  paymaster,  vice  S.  Thomas, 

promoted. 

Rufus  Persons,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  E.  Farnham,  promoted; 


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1056  Annual  Report  of  the 

Elisha  Starr,  lieutenant  do,  vice  Rums  Persons,  promoted;  Oliver 
Crocker,  ensign  do,  vice  Elisha  Starr,  promoted. 

Ebenezer  Childs,  captain,  vice  D.  Wellington,  resigned;  Elijah 
Daniels,  lieutenant,  vice  E.  Richardson,  do;  Levi  Brown,  ensign, 
vice  E.  Childs,  promoted;  Oliver  Pierson,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Bumpus, 
resigned;  David  Dunham,  ensign,  vice  Oliver  Pierson,  promoted; 
Orin  Chandler,  lieutenant,  vice  P.  A.  Remsen,  moved;  James  W. 
Whitney,  ensign,  vice  O.  Chandler,  promoted;  John  Needham, 
ensign,  vice  R.  Glass,  resigned. 

Ira  Gage,  captain,  vice  Jn.  Gage,  resigned;  James  Bly,  lieutenant, 
vice  Ira  Gage,  promoted;  Nathan  Havens,  ensign,  vice  J.  Bly,. 
promoted. 
Lieutenant  Colonel  Erastus  Cleveland's  regiment: 
Jaret  Wickwire,  lieutenant,  vice  Herrington,  moved;  Samuel 
Squires,  ensign,  vice  Jaret  Wickwire,  promoted;  Chauncey  Gaston, 
ensign,  vice  Pratt,  promoted;  George  Vaughn,  ensign,  vice  D.  War- 
ren, resigned. 

Isaac  Sage,  captain,  vice  J.  Gardiner,  resigned;  Levi  Gillet,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  A.  Ellis,  promoted;  Rufus  Skeel,  ensign,  vice  I.  Sage, 
promoted. 

Peter  Chapel,  captain,  vice  G.  Crane,  resigned;  John  Bradley, 
ensign,  vice  T.  Wylie,  refused. 

John  Benedict,  captain,  vice  Kenedy,  resigned;  Roswell  Tyler, 
lieutenant,  vice  John  Benedict,  promoted;  John  Sprague,  ensign, 
vice  L.  Stower,  dead. 

Moses    Maynard,    adjutant;    Jasper    Clark,    quartermaster,    vice 
Moses  Maynard,  promoted;    Zenas  Nash,  lieutenant,  vice  Roswel 
Crane,    resigned;    Ebenezer    Blanding,    ensign,    vice    P.    Chapel, 
promoted. 
Lieutenant  Colonel  Nathaniel  Haskel's  regiment: 


State  Historian.  1057 

John  Chambers,  captain,  vice  R.  Moore,  refused ;  Samuel  Dunken, 
lieutenant,  vice  John  Chambers,  promoted;  Samuel  Sweet,  ensign, 
vice  Samuel  Dunkin,  promoted;  Hurlbut  Maxson,  ensign;  Samuel 
Livermore,  paymaster. 

SCHENECTADY*    COUNTY. 

Second  squadron,  fourth  division  of  cavalry: 

Job  Burdick,  second  lieutenant,  with  rank  from  April  6,  1807. 

WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Hendrick  Van  Schaick's  regiment: 

Gideon  Cornell,  captain,  vice  S.  Allen,  resigned;  John  Briggs,. 
lieutenant,  vice  G.  Cornell,  promoted;  Gardner  Briggs,  ensign,  vice 
M.  Cowan,  refused;  Peter  Becker,  ensign,  vice  M.  Cowan;  Calvin 
Everest,  lieutenant,  vice  G.  Cornell,  promoted;  Stephen  Cornell, 
ensign,  vice  J.  Van  Buren,  refused;  Gideon  Cornell,  adjutant,  vice 
E.  Crandel,  resigned;  David  Remington,  junior,  lieutenant  light 
infantry,  vice  Nathan  S.  Tift,  who  is  hereby  removed;  James  Rogers, 
ensign  do,  vice  D.  Remington,  promoted. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Enos  Mead's  regiment : 

Joseph  Hopper,  ensign  light  infantry;  Lewis  Newman,  ensign. 

John  Woodard,  captain,  vice  J.  McMillan,  resigned;  Daniel  Gere, 
lieutenant,  vice  John  Woodard,  promoted;  Samuel  Stackhouse, 
ensign,  vice  D.  Gere,  promoted;  Herman  Hoffman,  surgeon's  mate, 
vice  Little,  refused. 

ORANGE    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Christian  Schultz's  regiment: 
Abraham   Vail,    lieutenant   colonel   commandant,   vice   Christian 
Schultz,  resigned. 

*  Schenectady  county  was  erected  from  Albany  county  March  7,  1809. — State  His- 
torian. 

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1809. 


1809. 


1058  Annual  Report  of  the 

Edward  Price,  first  major,  vice  Abraham  Vail,  promoted;  Uriah 
Hulse,  second  major,  vice  Edward  Price,  do. 

David  Robinson,  captain,  vice  Uriah  Hulse,  do;  Jonathan  Car- 
penter, lieutenant,  vice  H.  Stephens,  resigned;  Samuel  Carpenter, 
ensign,  vice  D.  Robinson,  promoted. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Jacobus  Post's  regiment: 

Garret  Post,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  J.  Post, 
resigned. 

Robert  Farier,  first  major,  vice  G.  Post,  promoted;  James  Bar- 
tholf,  second  major,  vice  R.  Farier,  promoted. 

Gilliam  Bartholf,  captain,  vice  J.  Bartholf.  promoted;  James 
Helmes,  lieutenant,  vice  G.  Bartholf,  do;  Gabriel  Wisner,  ensign, 
vice  J.  Helmes,  do. 

Gideon  Jennings,  captain,  vice  S.  Jessup,  resigned;  William 
Thompson,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice  G.  Jennings,  promoted;  Thomas 
Jackson,  ensign,  vice  W.  Thompson,  do. 

In  Lieutenant  Colonel  John  Tuthill's  regiment: 

Michael  Smith,  first  major,  vice  J.  Seely,  junior,  refused. 

In  Lieutenant  Colonel  Abraham  Vails  regiment: 

Benjamin  Dunning,  captain  light  infantry;  Jesse  Edsall,  lieutenant 
do;  Horace  Elmer,  ensign  do — new  company. 

ONTARIO    COUNTY. 

First  battalion,  Sixth  regiment  of  artillery: 

Reuben  Hart,  captain;  John  A.  Stevens,  first  lieutenant;  Jonathan 
Woodbury,  second  lieutenant — new  company  of  artillery. 

SCHENECTADY    COUNTY. 

Battalion  of  militia  commanded  by  Silas  Marsh  in  Brigadier 
General  Paul  Todd's  brigade: 


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Martin  Pulver,  captain,  vice  Herrick,  resigned;  Amos  Bennett, 
lieutenant,  vice  Eaton,  resigned;  Stephen  Ward,  lieutenant,  vice 
McClave,  promoted. 

Ezekiel  Denniston,  lieutenant,  vice  Martin  Pulver,  promoted;  Gil- 
bert Hunt,  lieutenant,  vice  White,  moved;  William  Patterson, 
ensign,  vice  Amos  Bennett,  promoted;  John  Sherburn,  do,  vice 
Ezekiel  Denniston,  promoted. 

Amos  Morey,  quartermaster;  Abraham  Concklin,  paymaster. 

CHENANGO    COUNTY. 

His  Excellency  the  Commander-in-chief  having  thought  proper 
to  organize  a  battalion  consisting  of  the  militia  in  the  towns  of 
Columbus  and  New  Berlin — Resolved,  that  the  following  officers  be 
and  they  are  hereby  appointed,  viz: 

Gideon  Wetmore,  major  commandant;  Walter  Clark,  second 
major;  Anthony  Roberts,  adjutant;  Joseph  Howard,  quartermaster; 
David  Thornton,  paymaster;  Tracy  Robinson,  surgeon;  Ebenezer 
Ross,  surgeon's  mate. 

Stephen  Midbury,  captain;  Levi  Blakeslee,  lieutenant;  William 
Clark,  ensign — light  infantry. 

Captains — Peleg  Fields,  William  Bottum,  Sanford  Lacy,  James 
Simonds. 

Lieutenants — Thomas  Arnold,  Adam  Dickey,  Samuel  Calkin, 
Nathan  Tayler. 

Ensigns — James  Screen,  Silas  Loomis,  John  Calkin,  Adam 
Windsor. 

MADISON    COUNTY. 

Resolved,  that  William  Newell  be  no  longer  a  lieutenant  in  the 
regiment  of  militia  in  the  county  of  Madison,  whereof  Nathaniel 
Haskel  is  lieutenant  colonel  commandant. 


1809. 


1809. 


1060  Annual  Report  of  the 

schoharie  county. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Storm  A.  Becker's  regiment: 

William  C.  Bouck,  adjutant:  James  Van  Gasbeck,  surgeon's  mate. 

Joshua  Bushnel,  captain,  vice  G.  Bushnel,  resigned;  Nathaniel 
Dickenson,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Bushnel.  promoted;  Timothy  Kellogg, 
ensign. 

John  Dominick,  junior,  captain,  vice  Schoolcraft,  promoted;  Eze- 
kiel  Potter,  lieutenant;  William  Becker,  junior,  ensign. 

William  Snyder,  captain,  vice  Swart,  moved:  Wilhelmus  Bouck, 
lieutenant,  vice  William  Snyder,  promoted;  Christian  Hess,  ensign. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Duel  Rowley's  regiment: 

Kasson  Gibson,  adjutant,  vice  Hinckley,  resigned. 

Thomas  Butler,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  Lawyer,  resigned; 
Seth  B.  Wakeman,  lieutenant  do,  vice  Thomas  Butler,  promoted; 
Alvin  Dana,  ensign  do,  vice  Seth  B.  Wakeman,  do. 

Lot  Crowel,  captain,  vice  Gates,  moved;  John  J.  Rice,  lieutenant, 
vice  Lot  Crowel,  promoted;  Stephen  Gates,  ensign,  vice  L.  Robin- 
son, moved. 

Jacob  Crowns,  captain,  vice  W.  Etz,  resigned;  Luther  Robinson, 
lieutenant,  vice  J.  Crowns,  promoted;  John  Beekman,  ensign,  vice 
Brown,  resigned. 

Hezekiah  Adams,  captain,  vice  Pike,  resigned;  Derick  Becker, 
lieutenant,  vice  Adams,  promoted:  Abraham  Becker,  junior,  ensign. 

George  Horning,  captain,  vice  Loucks,  resigned;  Lemuel  Cross, 
lieutenant,  vice  Boarden,  do;  Elijah  Pairon,  ensign — light  infantry. 

Philip  Van  Steenbergh,  ensign;  Peter  Frederick,  ensign. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Stephen  Judd's  regiment: 

David  Wiltsey,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Stephen 
Judd,  moved. 

Valentine  Efnor,  first  major,  vice  David  Wiltsey,  promoted;  John 


State  Historian.  1061 

Evans,  second  major,  vice  Valentine  Efnor,  promoted:  Philla  Efnor. 
quartermaster,  vice  Thomas,  resigned;  Lewis  J.  Patchin,  paymaster, 
vice  Efnor,  peomoted. 

Russel  Jones,  captain,  vice  C.  Jones;  Solomon  Peck,  lieutenant, 
vice  R.  Jones,  promoted;  Horace  Lawrence,  ensign,  vice  Solomon 
Peck,  do. 

Michael  Merrit,  captain,  vice  Evan?,  do;  Ephraim  Warner,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Michael  Merrit,  do. 

Joseph  L.  Burnet,  captain,  vice  Wiltsey,  do;  Adam  L.  St.  John, 
lieutenant,  vice  Joseph  L.  Burnet,  do;  Samuel  Brockaway,  ensign, 
vice  Adam  L.  St.  John,  do;  William  Cowley,  lieutenant,  vice  New- 
comb,  resigned;  Henry  Simons,  ensign,  vice  Grummon,  do;  John 
Fink,  ensign. 

Isaac  Brown,  captain;  Samuel  Ives,  lieutenant;  Israel  Crandal, 
ensign. 

ONONDAGA    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Isaac  Hall's  regiment: 

Stoughton  Morse,  quartermaster,  vice  Olcott,  promoted;  Henry 
Seymour,  paymaster,  vice  Beebee,  deceased;  Clodius  Vinall,  lieuten- 
ant, vice  Fisher,  moved;  Abie!  Whitman,  ensign. 

Thomas  Barnum,  junior,  captain,  vice  Williams,  moved;  Lewis 
Gutherie,  lieutenant,  vice  Thomas  Barnum,  promoted;  Stephen  Ban- 
craft,  ensign,  vice  Lewis  Gutherie,  promoted;  Xoah  Lee,  ensign. 

Levi  Farnham,  captain,  vice  Judd,  resigned;  Abraham  Northrop, 
lieutenant,  vice  Levi  Farnham,  promoted;  Elijah  Wells,  ensign,  vice 
Abraham  Northrop,  promoted. 

Abel  Olcott,  captain,  vice  J.  Bowers,  moved;  Nathaniel  Gillet, 
lieutenant,  vice  Mather,  resigned. 

Ensign  Hill,  captain,  vice  Maker,  refused;  Elihu  Barber,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  E.  Cooke,  moved;  Plinny  Draper,  ensign,  vice  Si  ^e, 
refused. 


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1062  Annual  Report  of  the 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Elijah  St.  John's  regiment: 

Jacob  Johnson,  first  major,  vice  D.  Benson,  refused;  William 
Stewart,  second  major,  vice  Jacob  Johnson,  promoted;  Noah  Good- 
rich, quartermaster,  vice  Baker,  resigned. 

Isaac  Smith,  captain,  vice  William  Stewart,  promoted;  George 
Culver,  lieutenant,  vice  Isaac  Smith,  promoted;  Aaron  Haight, 
ensign,  vice  George  Culver,  promoted;  George  Hayes,  lieutenant, 
vice  W.  Risley,  resigned;  Elisha  Fox,  ensign,  vice  George  Hayes, 
promoted. 

Nicholas  Howell,  captain,  vice  Eli  Fara,  deceased. 

CORTLAND    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Daniel  Miller's  regiment: 

Gideon  Curtis,  quartermaster,  vice  M.  Curtis,  refused;  Ephraim  P. 
Sumner,  paymaster,  vice  Burnham,  refused. 

Adin  Webb,  captain,  vice  B.  Andrews,  moved;  Eli  Atwater,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Adin  W'ebb,  promoted;  Michael  Walters,  ensign,  vice 
Eli  Atwater,  promoted. 

ONONDAGA    COUNTY. 

Regiment  whereof  James  Rathbun  is  lieutenant  colonel  com- 
mandant: 

Levi  Laurence,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  James  Rath- 
bun,  resigned. 

Richard  May,  first  major,  vice  Levi  Laurence,  promoted;  Warren 
Hecox,  second  major,  vice  R.  May,  promoted;  Ephraim  Talmadge, 
adjutant,  vice  Humphrey,  deceased;  William  F.  Bangs,  quarter- 
master, vice  Ephraim  Tallmadge,  promoted;  Samuel  Porter,  sur- 
geon; Bildad  Beach,  surgeon's  mate. 

Nathan  Benson,  captain,  vice  Warren  Hecox,  promoted;  Samuel 
Robinson,  lieutenant,  vice  Welsh,  promoted;  Abijah  Benson,  ensign, 
vice  N.  Benson,  promoted. 


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Moses  Loss,  captain,  vice  Roberts,  resigned;  Nathaniel  Seymour, 
lieutenant,  vice  Edwards,  resigned;  Benjamin  Frisbe,  ensign,  vice 
Moses  Loss,  promoted. 

Daniel  J.  Hurlbert,  captain,  vice  N.  Parsons,  resigned. 

William  Sprague,  lieutenant,  vice  Hulbert,  promoted;  Jared 
Thayer,  ensign,  vice  William  Sprague,  promoted. 

In  a  battalion  set  off  from  the  regiment  whereof  Levi  Laurence 
is  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  consisting  of  the  militia  in  the 
towns  of  Camillus,  Lysander  and  Hannibal: 

Jacob  Chandler,  major  commandant;  Truman  Adams,  adjutant; 
Abram  Rogers,  quartermaster. 

Gabriel  Tappen,  captain;  Seth  Warner,  lieutenant;  Ira  Barnes, 
ensign. 

James  Wisner,  captain;  Michael  Redman,  lieutenant;  Asahel 
North,  ensign. 

Jehiel  Hopping,  captain;  Daniel  Buck,  lieutenant;  Conrad  Hess, 
ensign. 

The  Commander-in-chief  having  thought  proper  to  divide  the  bri- 
gade of  militia  whereof  James  Knapp  is  brigadier  general  and  to 
organize  the  county  of  Onondaga  into  one  brigade  and  the  county 
of  Cortland  into  another  brigade;  therefore,  Resolved,  that  in  the 
brigade  to  be  composed  of  the  county  of  Onondaga  the  following 
appointments  be  made: 

Isaac  Hall,  brigadier  general. 

WASHINGTON    COUNTY.     . 

Resolved,  that  Warren  Ferris  be  no  longer  a  brigadier  general 
of  militia  in  the  county  of  Washington  and  that  a  supersedeas  issue 
accordingly. 

MONTGOMERY    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  John  T.  Visscher's  regiment: 
David  Malery,  junior,  ensign,  vice  E.  Fosgate. 


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GENESEE    COUNTY 


March  Lieutenant  Colonel  Daniel  Davis'  regiment: 


Samuel  Church,  captain;  Jesse  Church,  ensign;  Benajah  Hol- 
brook,  lieutenant — a  new  company. 

Simon  Pierson,  quartermaster. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  William  Rumsey's  regiment: 

Abraham  Matson,  captain;  Josiah  Lee.  lieutenant;  Nahum 
Thompson,  ensign — new  company. 

Shubael  Dunham,  captain;  Elisha  Kellogg,  lieutenant;  Aaron 
White,  ensign — new  company. 

Lemuel  Castle,  captain;  Chauncey  Loomis,  lieutenant — new  com- 
pany. 

NIAGARA    COUNTY. 

Major  Thomas  Slayton's  battalion: 

Thomas  Brown,  captain;  John  McBride,  lieutenant;  Burgoyne 
Camp,  ensign;  Jonathan  Fasset,  adjutant;  Asahel  Sage,  quarter- 
master. 

SARATOGA    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Elihud  Davis'  regiment: 

William  Hawkins,  junior,  adjutant,  vice  Satterlee,  moved;  Jona- 
than Minor,  lieutenant,  vice  M.  Beach,  resigned;  William  H. 
Bridges,  ensign:  Richard  Freeman,  ensign. 

In  Lieutenant  Colonel  Deliverance  Andrews'  regiment: 

Elijah  W  Abbot,  adjutant,  vice  Geo.  Palmer,  resigned;  Wiiliam 
Fellows,  quartermaster,  vice  Smith,  moved. 

Major  George  Taylor's  battalion: 

John  Cornwall,  adjutant. 

David  Walker,  captain;  William  Johnston,  lieutenant;  Ira  Heath, 
lieutenant;  John  Taylor,  lieutenant. 

Ensigns — Artemas  Aldridge,  David  Hamstrot,  Elijah  Buttolph, 
John  Schofield,  Lawrence  Barber. 


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suffolk  county. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Abraham  Rose's  regiment: 

Mulford  Hand,  captain,  vice  Jona.  Fithian,  resigned;  Henry  Conk- 
lin,  lieutenant,  vice  Mulford  (Hand),  promoted;  Samuel  Hunting, 
ensign,  vice  Amasa  Peterson,  moved;  Austin  Howel,  ensign,  vice 
W.  Pelltreau,  refused;  James  Foster,  ensign,  vice  Ebenezer  Howel, 
refused;  Aaron  Woolworth,  chaplain. 

KINGS    COUNTY. 

His  Excellency  the  Commander-in-chief  having  thought  proper 
to  organize  a  battalion  of  artillery,  consisting  of  the  counties  of 
Kings,  Queens  and  Richmond  and  Captain  Joseph  O.  Bogert's  com- 
pany of  flying  artillery,  in  the  city  of  New  York — Resolved,  that 
Martin  Boerum  be  and  he  is  hereby  appointed  major  commandant, 
with  rank  from  September  1,  1808. 

Major  Martin  Boerum's  battalion: 

Aime  J.  Barbarie,  captain,  vice  Martin  Boerum,  promoted;  Law- 
rence Brower,  lieutenant,  vice  Aime  J.  Barbarie,  do;  Daniel  Rhodes, 
second  lieutenant,  vice  Lawrence  Brower,  do. 

ESSEX    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Daniel  Wright's  regiment: 

Isaac  Hinkley,  captain,  vice  Phinney,  moved;  Benjamin  Frisbie, 
lieutenant,  vice  Isaac  Hinkley,  promoted;  George  H.  Andrews, 
ensign,  vice  Benjamin  Frisbie,  do;  Ira  Bingham,  lieutenant;  Samuel 
Woodman,  ensign. 

William  Ralph  (Rolf),  captain,  vice  (Aaron)  North,  promoted; 
Diodorus  Holcomb,  paymaster. 

COLUMBIA    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Peter  J.  Vosburgh's  regiment: 
Peter  Van  Alstyne,  first  major,  vice  V.  Yalkenburgh,  resigned; 
Lambert  Claw,  second  major,  vice  Peter  Van  Alstyne,  promoted. 


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Moses  Gillet,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  J.  Van  Alstyne,  resigned; 
Lucas  J.  Van  Alen,  lieutenant  do,  vice  Moses  Gillet,  promoted; 
Abraham  Van  Ylecks,  ensign  do,  vice  Lucas  J.  Van  Alen,  do. 

Cornelius  Van  Schaack,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  Beaumont, 
resigned;  Truman  Hnrd,  lieutenant  do,  vice  Cornelius  Van  Schaack, 
promoted;  Evert  J.  Van  Alen,  ensign  do,  vice  Truman  Hurd,  do. 

Andries  Witbeck,  captain,  vice  Lambert  Claw,  promoted;  David 
Bidwell,  lieutenant,  vice  Whitbeck,  do;  Thomas  J.  Eddy,  ensign, 
vice  David  Bidwell,  do. 

Jonathan  Head,  captain,  vice  Fowler,  resigned;  John  H.  Kittle, 
lieutenant,  vice  Jonathan  Head,  promoted;  Phinehas  Reed,  lieuten- 
ant, vice  Knapp,  resigned:  James  J.  Walker,  ensign,  vice  Phinehas 
Reed,  promoted. 

Eliakim  Lapham,  captain,  vice  D.  T.  Van  Beuren,  resigned;  Jesse 
Van  Ness,  lieutenant,  vice  Eliakim  Lapham,  promoted;  Reuben 
Salmon,  ensign,  vice  Jesse  Van  Ness,  do. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Charles  McKinstry's  regiment: 

Moses  Wetmore,  captain,  vice  J.  Swift,  resigned;  Abier  W.  Mahew, 
lieutenant,  vice  Moses  Wetmore,  promoted;  Israel  A.  Baldwin, 
ensign,  vice  Abier  W.  Mehew,  do — of  light  infantry. 

David  Chamberlain,  ensign,  vice  (Allex'r)  Whalen  (Walling), 
moved. 

Brigadier  General  Samuel  Ten  Broeck's  brigade: 

Augustus  Holly,  brigade  quartermaster. 

MONTGOMERY    COUNTY. 

In  first  squadron,  fourth  division  of  cavalry: 

Jost  Spreacker,  captain,  vice  Young,  resigned;  Abraham  Wemple, 
first  lieutenant,  vice  Jost  Spreacker,  promoted;  Jacob  J.  Eacker, 
second  lieutenant,  vice  Abraham  WTemple,  do. 


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orange  county. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  John  Wilkin's  regiment: 

Matthias  Keen,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  Dunning,  refused; 
Vincent  Clark,  lieutenant  do,  vice  Matthias  Keen,  promoted;  Stacy- 
Beaks,  ensign  do,  vice  Vincent  Clark,  do;  John  Faulkner,  lieuten- 
ant; Stephen  Harlow,  ensign,  vice  James  Faulkner,  promoted. 

James  Faulkner,  captain;  John  M.  Stitt,  lieutenant;  James  Bing- 
ham, ensign — new  company. 

In  Lieutenant  Colonel  Leonard  Smith's  regiment: 

John  D.  Lawson,  quartermaster,  vice  S.  Reeves,  refused;  Charles 
Birdsall,  lieutenant  light  infantry,  vice  Lawson,  promoted;  Robert 
Gardner,  ensign  do,  vice  Charles  Birdsall,  do. 

CAYUGA    COUNTY. 

First  battalion,  Sixth  regiment  of  artillery: 

John  Cantine,  captain;  Don  C.  Buell,  first  lieutenant;  William  T. 
Gardner,  second  lieutenant — new  company. 

SCHOHARIE    COUNTY. 

First  squadron,  fourth  division  of  cavalry: 

Roswell  Sexton,  second  lieutenant,  vice  D.  France,  promoted; 
David  France,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Cheeseborough,  moved;  Jere- 
miah Cowden,  cornet. 

SENECA    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Oliver  Halsev's  regiment: 

Tompkins  C.  Delevan,  surgeon,  vice  J.  Sandford,  resigned. 

COLUMBIA    COUNTY. 

First  battalion,  Fourth  regiment  of  artillery: 
Elias  Worden,  second  lieutenant,  vice  (Henry)  Burchsted  (junior), 
United  States  cadet. 


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GREENE    COUNTY. 


March  Lieutenant  Colonel  George  Stimson's  regiment: 

23. 

Ichabod  Andrews,  captain,  vice  Parker,  promoted;  Isaac  Buel, 
lieutenant,  vice  Ichabod  Andrews,  do. 

Jeremiah  Barber,  captain,  vice  David  Van  Dyke,  who  is  hereby 
removed  from  that  office:  Peter  Becker,  lieutenant,  vice  Jeremiah 
Barber,  promoted;  Jairus  Strong,  lieutenant,  vice  Osborn;  Enoch 
Blakeslee,  ensign,  vice  Jairus  Strong,  promoted. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  John  Reynolds'  regiment: 

Jabez  Bushnell,  captain,  vice  Stannard,  infirm;  Eli  Wheeler,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Jabez  Bushnell,  promoted;  Benjamin  Wright,  ensign, 
vice  Eli  Wheeler,  promoted;  Simeon  Morse,  ensign,  vice  Stone, 
moved;  Nathaniel  Stone,  ensign,  vice  Shepherd. 

FRANKLIN    COUNTY. 

Major  Alric  Mann's  battalion: 

Silas  Cushman,  captain,  vice  A.  Mann,  promoted;  Asef  Perry, 
lieutenant,  vice  Cushman,  do;  Thomas  Wright,  ensign;  Apollos 
Lathrop,  ensign. 

Daniel  Eldridge,  captain;  Amos  Eldridge,  lieutenant;  Aretus  M. 
Hitchcock,  ensign — new  company. 

Azure  Hawks,  captain;  Moses  Eggleston,  lieutenant;  Solomon 
Cook,  ensign;  Ebenezer  Taylor,  lieutenant,  vice  Azure  Hawks,  pro- 
moted; Philip  Bryant,  ensign,  vice  Moses  Eggleston,  promoted. 

DUTCHESS    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Benjamin  Herrick's  regiment: 
Eden  B.  Cornwell,  captain;  Amos  Adams,  lieutenant;  Obadiah 
Titus,  ensign — light  infantry. 


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jefferson  county. 

Second  battalion,  Sixth  regiment  of  artillery: 

Joseph  Clark,  captain;  Benjamin  Pool,  first  lieutenant;  Rufus  Wil- 
lard,  second  lieutenant — new  company. 

In  the  first  squadron,  fifth  division  of  cavalry: 

Aaron  Palmer,  captain;  John  Reed,  first  lieutenant;  Thomas  M-. 
Converse,  second  lieutenant;  Philo  Booth,  cornet — new  troop. 

SARATOGA    COUNTY. 

In  the  second  squadron  of  the  fourth  division  of  cavalry:* 
Elisha  B.  Speary,  captain;  Noah  Vibbard,  first  lieutenant;  Calvin 
Wheeler,  second  do;  Charles  Foster,  cornet — new  troop. 

STEUBEN    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Samuel  S.  Haight's  regiment: 

John  McCormick,  captain,  vice  Goodrich,  moved;  Joseph  Gillet, 

lieutenant,  vice  Cook,  do;  Abraham   McCormick,  ensign,  vice  A. 

Campbel,    do;    Frederick    Heckart,    lieutenant;    Simeon    Ramuck, 

ensign. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Matthew  Trotter's  regiment: 

Peter  Boyd,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  G.  Bogart,  resigned; 
William  McHarg,  lieutenant  do,  vice  Peter  Boyd,  promoted;  David 
Vander  Heyden,  ensign  do,  vice  William  McHarg,  promoted;  Elijah 
Thomas,  paymaster,  vice  Scoville,  appointed  ensign;  Cornelius  D. 
R.  Lansing,  quartermaster,  vice  Elijah  Thomas,  appointed  pay- 
master. 

Stephen  P.  Schuyler,  captain,  vice  Ten  Eyck,  moved. 

Cornelius  W.  Groesbeck,  do,  vice  S.  Brown,  resigned. 

Gerrit  Lagrange,  do,  vice  T.  Herring,  do. 

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Lieutenants — John  Evertson  vice  S.  P.  Schuyler,  promoted; 
David  W.  Groesbeck,  vice  C.  W.  Groesbeck,  do ;  William  Boyd,  vice 
Gerrit  Lagrange,  do;  Philip  Van  Yechten,  vice  F.  V.  Vechten,  do; 
Benjamin  Van  Benthuvsen,  vice  P.  P.  V.  Rensselaer,  resigned. 

Ensigns — George  McPherson,  vice  Benjamin  Van  Benthuvsen, 
promoted;  John  T.  B.  Graham,  vice  William  Boyd,  promoted; 
George  B.  Spencer,  vice  P.  Van  Vechten,  promoted;  James  Thorn, 
vice  J.  Evertson,  do;  Thomas  Campbell,  vice  D.  W.  Groesbeck,  do. 

DUTCHESS    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Benjamin  Herrick's  regiment: 

Solomon  Cook,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Benjamin 
Herrick,  resigned. 

Martin  E.  Winchel,  first  major,  vice  Solomon  Cook,  promoted; 
Anthony  Wheeler,  second  do,  vice  Martin  E.  Winchel,  promoted. 

Alexander  Neely,  captain,  vice  A.  Wheeler,  promoted. 

Elijah  Reed,  captain,  vice  Benton,  resigned. 

Israel  Harris,  captain,  vice  J.  Shiver,  do. 

Lieutenants — Jeremiah  Concklin,  vice  Alexander  Neely,  pro- 
moted;  Samuel  S.  Vinegar,  vice  Elijah  Reed,  do;  John  W.  Righter, 
vice  H.  Honradt,  resigned. 

Ensigns — Seth  Wheeler,  junior,  vice  Jeremiah  Concklin,  pro- 
moted; Henry  Winchester,  vice  Samuel  S.  Vinegar,  do;  Thomas 
Stevenson,  vice  F.  Stevens,  moved. 

DELAWARE    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  William  Harper's  regiment: 

David  Heath,  adjutant,  vice  Foot,  moved;  Peter  Penfield,  quarter- 
master, vice  David  Heath,  promoted;  William  Douglass,  paymaster, 
vice  Peter  Penfield,  do. 

Noble  Olmstead,  captain,  vice  Delano,  moved;  Henry  Brakeman, 


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lieutenant,  vice  J.  Bressee,  dead;  Darius  Olmstead.  ensign,  vice  N. 
Olmstead,  promoted. 

Nehemiah  Hanford,  captain,  vice  C.  Grenel,  resigned;  Isaac  Nash, 
lieutenant,  vice  Nehemiah  Hanford,  promoted;  Benjamin  Parker, 
ensign,  vice  Isaac  Nash,  promoted;  Hugh  Orr,  junior,  ensign,  vice 
Brewer,  resigned;  Abraham  Butts,  lieutenant  light  infantry,  vice 
Dibble,  resigned;  Martin  Keeler,  ensign  do,  vice  Abraham  Butts, 
promoted. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Putnam  Farrington's  regiment: 

John  A.  Hubbel,  second  major,  vice  J.  Doll,  resigned. 

James  Woolsey,  captain,  vice  John  A.  Hubbel,  promoted;  Jonas 
Newman,  lieutenant,  vice  Webb,  resigned;  Eliab  Hilton,  ensign; 
Ezra  Beardsley,  lieutenant,  vice  Barlow,  moved;  Elisha  Reynolds, 
ensign,  vice  Ezra  Beardsley,  promoted;  Beman  Robinson,  ensign, 
vice  D.  Leal,  resigned. 

Joel  Davis,  captain,  vice  A.  Beardsley,  resigned;  Joel  Brush,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  S.  Palmer,  moved;  John  M.  Landon,  ensign,  vice  Joel 
Davis,  promoted. 

Lewis  Hardenbergh,  captain,  vice  Denton,  moved;  Francis 
Moffat,  lieutenant,  vice  Lewis  Hardenbergh,  promoted;  William 
Gleason,  ensign. 

Orrin  Canfield,  captain,  vice  White,  resigned;  Joseph  Porter,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Orrin,  Canfield,  promoted;  John  Chapman,  ensign,  vice 
Joseph  Porter,  do. 

Alexander  McPherson,  captain,  vice  Grant,  resigned;  Colley 
Minard,  lieutenant;  Burr  Silliman,  ensign. 

Henry  Leavenworth,  adjutant,  vice  Bostwick,  promoted. 

Amnion  Bostwick,  quartermaster. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  John  T.  St.  John's  regiment: 

Isaac  Gillett,  captain,  vice  P.  Pine,  promoted;  Samuel  Hulse,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Isaac  Gillet,  promoted;  Silas  Crandall,  ensign. 


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Jacob  Howel,  captain,  vice  A.  Howell,  promoted;  Miner  Tread- 
well,  lieutenant;  Bela  Hawkins,  ensign. 

James  A.  Merwin,  captain;  James  Wakeman,  lieutenant;  John 
Barlow,  ensign. 

Erastus  Waters,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  Gager,  resigned;  Wil- 
liam Beach,  lieutenant  do,  vice  Erastus  Waters,  promoted;  William 
Everitt,  ensign  do,  vice  William  Beach,  do. 

Brigadier  General  Erastus  Root's  brigade: 

Jabez  Bostwick,  brigade  quartermaster. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  William  Harper's  regiment: 

Rogers  Olmstead,  captain;  Erastus  Billings,  lieutenant;  Moses 
Warner,  ensign — riflemen. 

In  the  first  battalion,  Fifth  regiment  of  artillery: 

William  Hine,  second  lieutenant. 

Salmon  W.  Beardsley,  captain;  Samuel  Taylor,  first  lieutenant; 
Zenos  Brown,  second  lieutenant — new  company. 

His  Excellency  the  Commander-in-chief  having  thought  proper 
to  organize  a  battalion  consisting  of  the  militia  in  the  town  of  Mid- 
dleton;  therefore,  Resolved,  that  Daniel  Smead  be  and  he  is  hereby 
appointed  major  commandant  thereof. 

MONTGOMERY    COUNTY. 

i8oe.  Lieutenant  Colonel  Andrew  Gray's  regiment: 

Henry  J.  Shoultis,  captain,  vice  J.  Grimbs,  resigned;  John  J. 
Cook,  lieutenant,  vice  Henry  J.  Shultes,  promoted;  Samuel  Cook, 
ensign,  vice  J.  Cook,  promoted. 

William  Salsman,  captain,  vice  J.  L.  Nellis,  resigned;  Christopher 
C.  Fox,  lieutenant,  vice  William  Salsman,  promoted;  John  Graff, 
ensign,  vice  Christopher  C.  Fox,  promoted. 

John  Petrie,  captain,  vice  J.  Markel,  resigned;  Frederick  Getman, 
lieutenant,  vice  John  Petrie,  promoted;  Adam  S.  Grey,  ensign,  vice 
Frederick  Getman,  do;  Daniel  Ayres,  surgeon's  mate. 


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Lieutenant  Colonel  John  Roofs  regiment: 

Moses  Wheeler,  lieutenant,  vice  C.  Hawn,  resigned;  Peter  Raught, 
ensign,  vice  Moses  Wheeler,  promoted. 

Jacob  Crouse,  captain,  vice  A.  Roof,  resigned;  Henry  Smith,  lieu- 
tenant; Daniel  Roof,  ensign;  William  Husthen,  ensign. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  James  Ford's  regiment: 

Charles  Brockway,  ensign  light  infantry,  vice  Mclntyre,  resigned; 
David  W.  Cande,  lieutenant,  do,  vice  J.  Clisby,  moved. 

John  P.  Davis,  captain,  vice  J.  Pride,  moved;  Garret  Roseboom, 
lieutenant;  Caleb  Allen,  ensign. 

Alanson  Kennedy,  captain,  vice  A.  Blair,  resigned;  Clark  Wait, 
lieutenant;  John  A.  Fonda,  ensign;  Egbert  Van  Wormer,  do,  vice 
D.  Duffer,  moved. 

John  Perkins,  captain,  vice  S.  Lefferts,  moved;  Robert  Kennedy, 
lieutenant;  Oliver  Snow,  ensign. 

Michael  Overacker,  captain;  Cornelius  J.  Francisco,  lieutenant; 
Joseph  Arnold,  ensign. 

Joseph  Davis,  captain;  George  Wright,  lieutenant;  Daniel  Hoage, 
ensign;  Luther  Stiles,  ensign — light  infantry. 

ONEIDA    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Gaius  Morgan's  regiment: 

Thomas  Hicks,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Gaius  Mor- 
gan, moved. 

Gershom  Hinckley,  first  major,  vice  Thomas  Hicks,  promoted; 
Benjamin  Brayton,  second  major,  vice  Gershom  Hinckley,  pro- 
moted; Broughton  White,  adjutant,  vice  Brayton,  do;  Luther  Storrs, 
quartermaster,  vice  Broughton  White,  do;  Jacob  Betticher,  pay- 
master, vice  Luther  Storrs,  do;  John  W.  Brooks,  lieutenant,  vice 
Mitchel,  infirm;  Samuel  Johnson,  ensign. 
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Lieutenant  Colonel  Silas  Parker's  regiment: 

Ephraim  Hubbard,  captain,  vice  Carpenter,  moved;  Zimri  How- 
land,  lieutenant,  vice  Ephraim  Hubbard,  promoted;  Joseph  Harwell, 
ensign,  vice  Howland,  promoted;  Sherman  Bartholomew,  surgeon, 
vice  D.  Avery,  resigned. 

Joshua  Babcock,  captain,  vice  J.  Mott;  Samuel  Jones,  lieutenant, 
vice  Joshua  Babcock,  promoted;  Samuel  Judson,  ensign, vice  Samuel 
Jones,  promoted — light  infantry. 

Gardner  Avery,  captain,  vice  E.  Bligh,  resigned;  Asa  Babcock, 
lieutenant,  vice  Gardner  Avery,  promoted;  Rice  Austin,  ensign,  vice 
Asa  Babcock,  do. 

James  Risley,  captain,  vice  Jeffers,  moved;  Enos  Knight,  lieuten- 
ant, vice  James  Risley,  promoted;  Adino  Winshel.  ensign,  vice  Enos 
Knight,  do. 

Benjamin  Knoulton,  junior,  captain,  vice  W.  Lewis,  moved; 
Daniel  Owen,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice  Benjamin  Knowlton,  junior, 
promoted;  James  Goodwin,  ensign,  vice  Daniel  Owen,  junior,  pro- 
moted; Stephen  Leonard,  ensign,  vice  D.  Knight. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Amos  Johnston's  regiment: 

Ebenezer  Chamberlin,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Amos 
Johnston,  resigned. 

Sherman  Barns,  first  major,  vice  Ebenezer  Chamberlin,  promoted; 
Israel  Stoddard,  second  major,  vice  S.  Potter,  moved. 

Phinehas  Castle,  captain,  vice  I.  Stoddard,  promoted;  Hezekiah 
Mix,  captain,  vice  S.  Barns;  Joel  Rathbone,  surgeon;  Abraham  Per- 
kins, quartermaster. 

Captains — Nathan  Elton,  Ephraim  Wright. 

Lieutenants — Artemas  Jackson,  Phinehas  Tuttle,  Elijah  H.  Web- 
ster, Andrew  Palms. 

Ensigns — Jonathan  Harman,  Gordon  G.  Comstock,  David  Stone, 
junior,  Lyman  Matthew's,  John  Smith. 


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Lieutenant  Colonel  Oliver  Collins'  regiment: 

Captains — William  Loomis,  vice  Smith,  resigned;  Charles  Loud, 
vice  Philips,  do;  Abram  Camp,  vice  Young,  do. 

Lieutenants — Gurdon  Caswell,  vice  William  Loomis,  promoted; 
Daniel  Ferguson,  vice  Abram  Camp,  do;  Obadiah  Latham,  vice 
Charles  Loud,  do;  Joseph  Perkins,  vice  Tuttle,  moved;  Abel  Wilcox, 
junior,  vice  Hart,  resigned. 

Ensigns — Erastus  Stanley,  vice  Wilcox,  promoted;  Fortune  C. 
White,  vice  Daniel  Ferguson,  do;  Alfred  Wells,  vice  Thomas, 
refused;  Josiah  Hale,  vice  Loomis,  moved;  Alfred  Savage,  vice 
Obadiah  Latham,  promoted;  Isaac  G.  Northway,  vice  Blackmer, 
resigned. 

Nathan  Williams,  captain;  Marcus  Hitchcock,  lieutenant;  Moses 
Bagg,  ensign — new  company  of  light  infantry. 

SARATOGA    COUNTY. 

Second  squadron  of  cavalry,  fourth  division: 
Edmond  Fitzgerald,  major,  vice  Stone,  moved. 

STATE. 
ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Resolved,  that  Solomon  Van  Rensselaer  be  no  longer  adjutant 
general  of  the  militia  of  this  State  and  that  a  supersedeas  issue 
accordingly. 

NEW   YORK   COUNTY. 

Resolved,  that  William  Paulding,  junior,  be  and  he  is  hereby 
appointed  adjutant  general  of  the  militia  of  this  State,  vice  S.  Van 
Rensselaer,  superseded. 

WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Hercules  Rice's  regiment: 

John  Dunlap,  chaplain;  Isaac  Lacey,  paymaster;  James  Post, 
surgeon's  mate,  vice  J.  Dow,  junior,  refused;  Elias  Vanderlip,  lieu- 
tenant light  infantry,  vice  J.  Cowan,  resigned. 


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William  Cole,  captain,  vice  J.  Hill,  promoted;  Peter  Hill,  lieuten- 
ant, vice  William  Cole,  promoted;  Israel  Whipple,  ensign,  vice  P. 
Hill,  promoted;  Ezekiel  Sampson,  lieutenant,  vice  Campbell,  moved; 
Levi  Downing,  junior,  ensign,  vice  Holdbrook,  dead;  Joshua 
Brownell,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Mayhew,  moved;  Seneca  Allen,  ensign, 
vice  W.  Waite,  do. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Caleb  Brown's  regiment: 

Lucius  Gunn,  captain,  vice  Rice,  resigned;  Joseph  Boyd,  lieuten- 
ant, vice  Lucius  Gunn,  promoted;  Joseph  Bencraft,  ensign,  vice 
Joseph  Boyd,  do. 

Amos  Scott,  captain,  vice  Scott,  do;  Aaron  Smith,  ensign,  vice  Joel 
Smith,  erroneously  appointed;  William  Webb,  lieutenant,  vice  S. 
Stone,  resigned;  Phineas  Gleason,  ensign,  vice  J.  Brown,  moved; 
Samuel  Hardon,  lieutenant,  vice  Harris,  moved;  John  Straight, 
junior,  ensign,  vice  Lathrop,  resigned;  Obed  Warren,  chaplain. 

In  Lieutenant  Colonel  Hendrick  Van  Schaick's  regiment: 

Edward  Barber,  chaplain. 

In  Lieutenant  Colonel  Solomon  Baker's  regiment: 

Amasa  Brown,  chaplain. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  James  Green's  regiment: 

William  Van  Nortwyke,  quartermaster,  vice  (David)  McNeil,  pro- 
moted; Isaac  Boomer,  paymaster. 

Joseph  McCoy,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  J.  Smith,  resigned; 
William  Lyttle,  lieutenant,  do,  vice  Joseph  McCoy,  promoted;  Wil- 
liam Leigh,  ensign,  do;  James  Robertson,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Patrick; 
John  Ransom,  ensign,  vice  J.  Robertson,  promoted;  George  Mairs, 
chaplain;  Robert  Cook,  surgeon. 

SARATOGA    COUNTY. 

Second  squadron,  fourth  division  of  cavalry: 

Nicholas  Emigh,  junior,  captain,  vice  Fitzgerald,  promoted;  Peter 


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Bantor,   first  lieutenant,   vice   Emigh,   promoted;  Jarvis   Brewster, 
second  lieutenant,  vice  Peter  Bantor,  do. 

MONTGOMERY    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  John  T.  Visscher's  regiment: 

John  J.  Clute,  lieutenant,  vice  Jno.  F.  Strong,  refused;  Matthew 

Clark,  lieutenant,  vice  Campbell,  resigned;  George  Charters,  ensign, 

vice  M.   Clark,  promoted;  Judah  Burton,  junior,  ensign,  vice  E. 

Flint;  William  G.  Serviss,  quartermaster,  vice  Jos.  Staring. 

Asa  Cadey,  captain,  vice  J.  Green,  resigned;    Ezekiel  Fosgate, 

lieutenant,  vice  A.   Cady,  promoted;  Chester  Elliot,  ensign,  vice 

E.  Fosgate,  promoted. 

GREENE    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Jonas  Bronk's  regiment: 

Casper  Colyer,  second  major,  vice  N.  J.  Van  Loon,  resigned. 

Nathan  Hubbel,  captain,  vice  Casper  Colyer,  promoted;  Asa 
Palmer,  lieutenant,  vice  Nathan  Hubbel,  do. 

George  Conolly,  captain,  vice  P.  Wolf,  resigned;  Aaron  Veal, 
lieutenant,  vice  George  Conolly,  promoted;  Philip  Yeomans,  ensign. 

James  Stevens,  captain,  vice  Rockwell,  resigned;  William  Pitts, 
lieutenant,  vice  James  Stevens,  promoted;  Nathaniel  N.  Fancher, 
ensign,  vice  William  Pitts,  do;  Jacob  Johnson,  lieutenant,  vice  J. 
Out,  resigned;  Peter  Groom,  ensign,  vice  Jacob  Johnson,  promoted. 

COLUMBIA    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Jacob  R.  Van  Rensselaer's  regiment: 

John  Whitbeck,  first  major,  vice  J.  Horton,  refused;  Jacob  Van- 

der  Boe,  second  major,  vice  John  Whitbeck,  promoted. 

George   Enderson,   captain,  vice   Philip   Hainer,   who  is   hereby 

removed  from  that  office;  Israel  Holmes,  ensign,  vice  George  W. 

Topping,  refused;    John  Jordan,  adjutant,  vice  Vander  Boe,  pro- 


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1078  Annual  Report  of  the 

moted;  John  Dickie,  paymaster,  vice  Jacob  P.  Mesick,  resigned; 
Cornelius  Miller,  quartermaster,  vice  W.  S.  Miller,  resigned. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Robert  T.  Livingston's  regiment: 

Light  Infantry — Aaron  Winchel,  captain,  vice  (Augustus) 
Holly,  appointed  brigade  inspector;  John  French,  lieutenant,  vice 
Reynolds,  resigned. 

Daniel  Baker,  ensign  do,  vice  Aaron  Winchell,  promoted. 

Ebenezer  Birch,  junior,  captain,  vice  T.  Birch,  resigned;  John 
Tripp,  lieutenant;  John  Batts,  ensign. 

Nicholas  Robinson,  captain;  Lawrence  T.  C.  Decker,  lieutenant; 
John  Barrenger,  ensign. 

CHENANGO    COUNTY.  , 

Lieutenant  Colonel  William  Munro's  regiment: 

Thompson  Mead,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  William 
Munro,  appointed  sheriff. 

John  Randal,  junior,  first  major,  vice  Thompson  Mead,  promoted; 
Junia  Curtis,  second  major. 

Judah  Bement,  captain,  vice  Junia  Curtis,  promoted;  Hascal  Rans- 
ford.  quartermaster,  vice  (John)  Guthrie,  promoted;  Pardon  Morris, 
paymaster,  vice  P.  Randal,  do. 

In  Brigadier  General  Obadiah  German's  brigade: 

John  Guthrie,  brigade  quartermaster. 

In  Lieutenant  Colonel  Dennison  Randal's  regiment: 

Elias  Benjamin,  junior,  captain;  Timothy  Baker,  lieutenant;  Peleg 
Brown,  ensign. 

David  Thornton,  captain;  Adon  Winsor,  lieutenant;  James 
Thompson,  ensign — new  company. 

OTSEGO    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Matthew  Clyde's  regiment: 
John  Stewart,  ensign,  vice  J.  Comstock,  moved. 


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Elihu  Carey,  captain,  vice  J.  Coats,  resigned;  John  Barenger,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  D.  Rathbun,  resigned;  Thomas  Slayton,  ensign,  vice 
N.  Kimbal,  refused. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Matthew  Cully's  regiment: 

Nathan  Morey,  captain,  vice  D.  French,  resigned;  Asa  Eddy, 
lieutenant,  vice  J.  Bevins,  resigned;  Samuel  Bixby,  ensign. 

LEWIS    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Luke  Winchel's  regiment: 
Jonathan  Bliss,  quartermaster;  David  Perry,  surgeon. 

JEFFERSON    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Gershom  Tuttle's  regiment: 

Levi  Hale,  ensign;  Alden  Burland,  ensign;  Roland  Hall,  ensign. 

LEWIS    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Jonathan  Collins'  regiment: 
Winthrop  Shepard,  captain,  vice  Oliver  Bush,  promoted;  Thomas 
Kilham,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice  W.  Shephard,  promoted;  Roland 
Nimocks,  ensign,  vice  E.  Bush,  moved:  Charles  Bush,  quartermas- 
ter, vice  Talcot,  promoted;  Roswell  Miner,  ensign,  vice  R.  Chace, 
refused;  Walter  Dewey,  surgeon. 

JEFFERSON    COUNTY. 

His  Excellency  the  Commander-in-chief  having  thought  proper 
to  set  off  a  new  regiment  to  consist  of  the  militia  in  the  towns  north 
of  and  Hounsfield  south  of  the  Black  river;  therefore,  Resolved, 
that  the  following  officers  be  and  they  are  hereby  appointed,  viz: 

Jacob  Brown,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant. 

Samuel  Mack,  first  major;  John  W.  Collins,  second  major;  David 
Havens,  quartermaster;  Stephen  Stanley,  surgeon;  William  Baker, 
surgeon's  mate;  Zeruel  Kimbol,  paymaster. 


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1809. 

Isaac  Pearcc,  captain;  Solomon  Makepeace,  lieutenant;  Hezekiah 
Doolittle,  ensign — light  infantry. 

Calvin  Button,  captain;  William  Dilling,  lieutenant;  Josiah  Farrar, 
ensign. 

Frederick  Avery,  captain;  Azeriah  Thomas,  lieutenant. 

Abiel  Shirtleff,  captain;  Ezra  Ingerson,  lieutenant;  John  Flower, 
ensign. 

Elijah  Fields,  junior,  captain;  John  Allen,  lieutenant;  Hosker 
Dorchester,  ensign. 

Daniel  Tremper,  captain;  Robert  Smith,  ensign. 

John  Simonds,  captain;  Isaac  Cornwell,  junior,  lieutenant;  Cobb 
J.  Bates,  ensign. 

William  Harris,  captain;  Daniel  Starting,  lieutenant;  Daniel  Gill, 
ensign. 

Loring  Buss,  captain;  Daniel  Smith,  ensign. 

MONTGOMERY    COUNTY. 

Fourth  division  of  the  militia  of  this  State: 

Abraham  Veeder,  major  general,  vice  Peter  Gansevoort,  junior  y 
resigned. 

Brigade  of  militia  in  the  county  of  Montgomery: 

John  T.  Yisscher,  brigadier  general,  vice  Abraham  Veeder, 
promoted. 

ORANGE    COUNTY. 

x}m:  Lieutenant  Colonel  Leonard  Smith's  regiment: 

March  ° 

Richard  Harcourt,  captain,  vice  N.  L.  Smith,  resigned. 

David  Wherry,  captain,  vice  T.  Fulton,  resigned. 

Lieutenants — Valentine  Lewis,  vice  R.  Harcourt,  promoted; 
Grant  Bowers,  vice  David  Wherry,  promoted;  Daniel  Lester,  vice 
B.  Bond,  moved. 

Ensigns — WTilliam  Wolsey,  vice  Valentine  Lewis,  promoted;  John 


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W.  Wygant,  vice  Daniel  Lester,  do;  Ezra  Keeler,  vice  Grant  Bow- 
ers, do;  Norman  Andrus.  vice  A.  Deniston,  refused. 

DUTCHESS    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Martin  Heermance's  regiment: 

Henry  G.  Martin,  first  major,  vice  A.  Kip,  resigned;  Anthony 
Delamatter,  second  major,  vice  H.  G.  Martin,  promoted. 

Peter  Brown,  captain,  vice  A.  Delamatter,  promoted;  George 
Lambert,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice  P.  Brown,  promoted;  John  Van 
Waggoner,  ensign,  vice  Lambert,  do. 

Christian  Schell,  captain,  vice  T.  W.  Allis,  resigned;  Nathaniel 
Miller,  lieutenant,  vice  C.  Schell,  promoted;  John  J.  Smith,  ensign, 
vice  N.  Miller,  promoted. 

David  Sipperly,  captain,  vice  J.  F.  Schultz,  moved;  George  J. 
Ring,  lieutenant,  vice  D.  Sipperly;  promoted;  Benjamin  Van  Wag- 
oner, junior,  ensign,  vice  G.  J.  Ring,  promoted. 

Peter  Van  Benthuysen,  quartermaster,  vice  Wilson,  resigned;  Ger- 
rit  Heermance,  paymaster,  vice  A.  PI.  Heermance,  resigned. 

HERKIMER    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  William  Feeter's  regiment: 

Asa  Chatfield,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  J.  Card,  resigned;  David 
Ford,  lieutenant  do,  vice  Asa  Chatfield,  promoted;  Seth  Smith, 
ensign  do,  vice  D.  Ford,  do. 

Nathan  Burwell,  captain,  vice  M.  Prindle;  John  Carpenter,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Nathan  Burwell,  promoted ;  James  Coinins,  ensign,  vice 
John  Carpenter,  promoted;  Stephen  Van  Ama,  lieutenant,  vice  W. 
Seaman,  refused;  Shibnah  Nichols,  ensign,  vice  J.  H.  Sherwood, 
refused. 

Cornelius  W.  Groesbeck,  adjutant,  vice  W.  Smith,  resigned;  John 
Alexander,  paymaster,  vice  Hooker,  moved. 


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1082  Annual  Report  of  the 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Daniel  Petrie's  regiment: 

Selali  Holcomb,  captain,  vice  X.  Brown,  resigned;  Solomon 
Leonard,  lieutenant,  vice  Selah  Holcomb,  do;  Junia  Warner,  ensign, 
vice  Solomon  Leonard,  promoted. 

Ezra  Mallery,  captain,  vice  Ebenr.  Coston,  moved;  Nathan  Bangs, 
lieutenant,  vice  Ezra  Mallery,  promoted:  John  Morgan,  junior, 
ensign,  vice  Xathan  Bangs,  do;  Selden  Morgan,  ensign,  vice  Wight- 
man,  moved. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Jonah  Knapp's  regiment: 

Welcome  Eddy,  captain,  vice  X.  Spalding,  resigned;  Phinehas 
Hutchins,  lieutenant,  vice  Welcome  Eddy,  promoted;  Silas  W. 
Hutchins,  ensign,  vice  P.  Hutchins,  do. 

Archibald  Conant,  captain,  vice  S.  Munroe,  moved;  Thaddeus 
Ketchum,  lieutenant,  vice  Archibald  Conant.  promoted;  Jacob  Pad- 
dock, lieutenant,  vice  A.  Passage,  moved;  Sheldon  Calhoon,  ensign, 
vice  Jacob  Paddock,  promoted;  Joseph  Ball,  lieutenant,  vice  J. 
Goodale,  resigned;  Russel  X^orton,  ensign,  vice  J.  Gage,  resigned; 
Frederick  Bellinger,  lieutenant,  vice  S.  Wait,  resigned;  Christopher 
Colvin,  ensign,  vice  Frederick  Bellinger,  promoted. 

First  squadron,  fifth  division,  of  cavalry: 

Silas  Fairbanks,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Waterman,  deceased; 
Eleazer  Wightman.  cornet,  vice  Bela  Ward,  refused. 

WESTCHESTER    COUNTY. 

Resolved,  that  David  J.  Pell  be  no  longer  a  lieutenant  colonel 
commandant  of  a  regiment  of  militia  in  the  county  of  Westchester,, 
and  that  a  supersedeas  issue  accordingly. 

MADISON    COUNTY. 

Brigadier  General  Peter  Van  Slyck*s  brigade  of  artillery: 
Asa  B.  Sizer,  captain:  Thomas  H.  Hubbard,  first  lieutenant;  Levi 
Love,  second  lieutenant — a  new  company  of  horse  artillery. 


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lewis  county. 
Second  squadron,  fifth  division  of  cavalry: 

Abner  Clapp,  first  lieutenant;  Adoniram  Fort,  second  lieutenant; 
Johnson  Talcott,  cornet. 

ORANGE    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Abraham  Vail's  regiment: 

Benjamin  Dunning,  captain;  Jesse  Edsall,  lieutenant;  Horace 
Elmer,  ensign — new  company  of  light  infantry. 

In  Lieutenant  Colonel  John  Tuthill's  regiment: 

James  Edmonston,  second  major,  vice  M.  Smith,  resigned. 

Thomas  House,  captain,  vice  James  Emonston,  promoted;  Joshua 
Clark,  lieutenant,  vice  Howe,  promoted;  Obadiah  Smith,  junior, 
ensign,  vice  J.  Clark,  do. 

John  Wilkes,  captain,  vice  A.  West,  moved;  Zephaniah  Howell, 
lieutenant,  vice  John  Wilkes,  promoted;  Samuel  Webb,  ensign,  vice 
Zephaniah  Howell,  promoted. 

Samuel  Strong,  adjutant,  vice  S.  Strong,  promoted;  Seth  Marvin, 
junior,  quartermaster,  vice  H.  Howell,  junior,  resigned;  William 
Strong,    paymaster,   vice    S.    Marvin,    promoted;    Samuel   Warner, 


1809. 


surgeon. 


WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 


Brigadier  General  Simon  De  Ridder's  brigade:  1809. 

March 


David  McNeil,  brigade  quartermaster. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Micajah  Pettit's  regiment: 

Oliver  Barrett,  junior,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  W.  High, 
resigned;  John  Moss,  junior,  lieutenant  do,  vice  Oliver  Barrett,  pro- 
moted; Edward  Moss,  ensign  do,  vice  J.  Moss,  junior,  do. 

Brigade  lately  commanded  by  Brigadier  General  Warren  Ferris: 

Christian  Sackrider,  brigade  quartermaster. 


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orange  county. 

First  battalion,  Third  regiment  of  artillery: 
John  Houston,  second  lieutenant. 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

First  battalion,  Fourth  regiment  of  artillery: 
Rapine  Anderson,  second  lieutenant. 

WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

Second  battalion,  Fourth  regiment: 
Henry  Harris,  second  lieutenant. 

David  Richardson,  captain;  Absalom  Daley,  first  lieutenant;  Abel 
Foster,  second  lieutenant — new  company. 
Kiah  Harnden,  paymaster,  fourth  regiment. 

NIAGARA    COUNTY. 

Major  John  McMahon's  battalion: 

David  Johnson,  quartermaster. 

James  McMahon  and  Isaac  Barns,  captains. 

David  Eaton  and  Jonathan  L.  Bartna,  lieutenants. 

William  Crossgrove  and  Seth  Cole,  ensigns. 

QUEENS    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Jacob  S.  Jackson's  regiment: 

James  Hendrickson,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Jacob  S. 
Jackson  promoted  to  brigadier  general. 

Daniel  Bedell,  first  major,  vice  James  Hendrickson,  promoted; 
William  Nichols,  second  major,  vice  Daniel  Bedell,  do. 

Timothy  Carman,  captain,  vice  Walters,  resigned;  Charles  Powell, 
ensign. 

Stephen  Powell,  captain,  vice  T.  Carman,  resigned;  Samuel 
Demott,  lieutenant,  vice  Stephen  Powell,  promoted;  John  Hewlett, 


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lieutenant,  vice  D.  Horton,  resigned:  Hope  Rhoades,  ensign,  vice 
John  Hewlett,  promoted;  Jonathan  Baldwin,  ensign,  vice  Samuel 
Demott,  do. 

Richard  Carman,  captain,  vice  W.  Nichols,  do;  Samuel  Valentine, 
lieutenant,  vice  R.  Carman,  do;  Stephen  Bedell,  ensign,  vice  J.  Dor- 
kin,  refused;  Ebenezer  Lockwood,  surgeon. 

ST.   LAWRENCE  COUNTY. 

Regiment  lately  commanded  by  Alexander  J.  Turner: 

Joseph  Edsall,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Alexander  J. 
Turner,  deceased. 

Alexander  Richards,  second  major;  Thomas  B.  Benedict,  first 
major. 

Nicholas  Reynolds,  captain,  vice  J.  Bartholomew,  resigned; 
Clement  Tuttle,  lieutenant;  Oliver  Linsley,  ensign. 

John  Doran,  captain;  John  G.  Fancher,  lieutenant;  Gad  Root, 
ensign. 

Benjamin  Bailey,  captain;  Silas  Smith,  lieutenant. 

CAYUGA   COUNTY. 

Second  squadron,  fifth  division  of  cavalry: 

David  Ogden,  captain,  vice  J.  Brownell,  resigned;  Erastus  Spald- 
ing, first  lieutenant,  vice  Ogden,  promoted;  Gilbert  Brownell,  second 
lieutenant,  vice  Erastus  Spalding,  do. 

ONEIDA    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Thomas  Casety's  regiment: 

Martin  Hawley,  second  major,  vice  S.  Gridley,  promoted ;  Samuel 
Allen,  lieutenant,  vice  S.  Riggs,  resigned;  Russell  Mann,  ensign, 
vice  S.  Allen,  promoted. 

Eli  Frisby,  captain,  vice  W.  Mahan,  resigned;  Ira  Hills,  lieutenant, 
vice  W.  Wright,  do ;  Amos  Picket,  ensign,  vice  Eli  Frisby,  promoted. 


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1809. 

John  Bullen,  junior,  captain,  vice  Jairus  Foot,  resigned;  Orrin 
Gridley,  lieutenant,  vice  John  Bullen,  promoted;  William  C.  Gridley, 
ensign,  vice  D.  Johnson,  promoted. 

Isaac  Saxton,  captain,  vice  E.  Moore,  resigned;  Daniel  Stanton, 
junior,  lieutenant,  vice  I.  Saxton,  promoted;  John  Hine,  ensign,  vice 
D.  Stanton,  junior,  promoted. 

Reuben  Ellinwood,  captain,  vice  M.  Hawley,  promoted;  David 
Hartshorne,  lieutenant,  vice  C.  Bailey,  resigned;  Timothy  Hopkins, 
ensign,  vice  J.  Wade,  moved. 

Matthew  W.  Casety,  quartermaster,  vice  F.  W.  Chapin,  moved; 
David  Johnson,  paymaster,  vice  M.  W.  Casety,  promoted. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Complaints  having  been  exhibited  to  the  Council  against  Captain 
Samuel  M.  Lockwood,  charging  him  with  expressions  and  conduct 
degrading  to  the  character  of  an  officer;  therefore,  Resolved,  that 
the  Council  will  be  ready  to  hear  the  said  Captain  Samuel  M.  Lock- 
wood  in  exculpation  of  the  charges  so  alleged  at  their  next  meeting 
on  the  22d  day  of  May  next,  and  that  the  secretary  cause  a  copy  of 
this  resolution  with  a  copy  of  the  said  complaints  to  be  served  on 
the  said  Captain  Lockwood. 

MONTGOMERY    COUNTY. 

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24 

Peter  C.  Fox,  first  major,  vice  D.  Rathbun,  deceased;  John 
Veeder,  second  do,  vice  P.  C.  Fox,  promoted. 

John  S.  Veeder,  captain,  vice  John  Veeder,  promoted;  Abijah 
Lobdell,  first  lieutenant,  vice  John  S.  Veeder,  promoted;  Henry  B. 
Henry,  second  do,  vice  Abijah  Lobdell,  promoted. 

SCHOHARIE    COUNTY. 

Captain  Giles  Kellogg's  company: 
John  Ingham,  second  lieutenant. 


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new  york  county. 

Third  regiment,  first  brigade  of  artillery: 

Barnet  Anderiese,  first  lieutenant,  with  rank  from  12  September, 
1808. 

SUFFOLK    COUNTY. 

The  Commander-in-chief  having  organized  the  artillery  of  the 
counties  of  Suffolk  and  Westchester  into  a  separate  battalion — 
Resolved,  that  the  following  officers  be  and  they  are  hereby 
appointed  therein: 

John  Jermain,  major  commandant. 

Jesse  Hodges,  captain,  vice  John  Jermain,  promoted;  Josiah  Fer- 
ris, first  lieutenant,  vice  Hedges,  promoted;  Lodowick  Post,  sec- 
ond do. 

Pursuant  to  the  request  of  Major  General  (Nathaniel)  Coles 
(junior) — Resolved,  that  Joseph  Blackwell  and  Benjamin  W.  Coles 
be  and  they  are  hereby  appointed  aides-de-camp  to  the  said  major 
general. 

SCHENECTADY    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Jacob  S  wits'  regiment: 

Frederick  A.  Bradt,  captain,  vice  Peek;  Amasa  Starks,  lieutenant, 
vice  Frederick  A.  Bradt,  promoted;  Daniel  Starks,  ensign,  vice  A. 
Starks,  promoted;  Jacob  J.  Schermerhorn,  ensign,  vice  A.  J.  Van 
Eps,  refusing;  Abraham  Vandebergh,  ensign,  vice  G.  Wemple, 
refusing;  John  B.  Yates,  ensign  of  light  infantry;  John  Boyd,  do, 
vice  J.  Sanders,  removed. 

DUTCHESS    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  William  Bell's  regiment: 

John  Barnes,  captain;  Abraham  A.  Wood,  junior,  lieutenant; 
Oliver  Losee,  ensign. 


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io88  Annual  Report  of  the 

CORTLAND    COUNTY. 

Brigadier  General  James  Knapp's  brigade: 

Joshua  Ballard,  brigade  major  and  inspector;  Luther  Rice,  bri- 
gade quartermaster. 

First  battalion,  Sixth  regiment  of  artillery: 

Samuel  L.  Shelden,  captain;  Michael  Waring,  first  lieutenant. 

NEW    YORK   COUNTY. 

Major  Francis  McClure's  battalion  of  riflemen: 
Robert    Bleakley,    captain,    vice    D.    Andreas,    resigned;    Hugh 
Walker,  lieutenant,  vice  Robert  Bleakley,  promoted. 

JEFFERSON    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Jacob  Brown's  regiment: 

Richard  M.  Essylstine,  ensign  and  adjutant;  John  B.  Essylstine, 
lieutenant;  Roswell  Comstock,  ensign. 

NEW    YORK    COUNTY. 

The  Commander-in-chief  having  divided  the  brigade  of  the  city 
and  county  of  Xew  York  into  two  brigades — Resolved,  that  the 
following  officers  be  and  they  are  hereby  appointed  in  the  first 
brigade,  commanded  by  Brigadier  General  (Gerard)  Steddiford: 

First  regiment — Lieutenant  Colonel  Jacob  De  la  Montagnie: 

John  P.  Foote,  lieutenant,  vice  Jarvis,  transferred;  James  Boyd, 
lieutenant,  vice  Parker,  transferred;  Robert  Jaques,  do,  vice  Myers, 
do;  John  Worthington,  do,  vacant. 

Ensigns — Charles  Keeler,  Israel  Foote,  David  M.  Ross,  Nathaniel 
Weed,  Jeremiah  J.  Drake,  John  C.  Johnson,  Washington  Varian, 
Andrew  Wheeler,  Edward  Patten,  Joseph  Corbit. 

Second  regiment — Lieutenant  Colonel  (Jasper)  Ward: 

Timothy  Gardner,  second  major,  vice  Coffin,  transferred;  Thomas 
Darling,  lieutenant,  vice  Wood,  do;  Arthur  Burtes,  ensign. 

James  Hall,  paymaster,  vice  Legget,  moved. 


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Third  regiment — Lieutenant  Colonel  (Beekman  M.)  Van  Beuren: 

John  Coffin,  first  major;  James  Cheetham,  second  major. 

Captains — William  Pelham  Wood,  Davis  Blackley,  Jacob  Mor- 
rison, Zopher  R.  Jarvis,  William  Parker,  William  C.  Mulligan, 
William  A.  Davis,  Mordecai  Myers. 

Lieutenants — John  D.  Brown,  Daniel  Smith,  Stephen  Jarvis, 
Nathaniel  Smith,  Benjamin  L.  Day,  Stephen  Mealy,  Moses  B. 
Seixas,  Thomas  Chatterton. 

Charles  Hughes,  paymaster;  James  D.  Bisset,  quartermaster. 

Ensigns — Reuben  Munson,  George  W.  Fowler,  Peter  Van 
Beuren,  Cornelius  Chivis,  Charles  Clark,  Samuel  Sparks,  William 
Stanbury,  Philo  Doane. 

Fourth  regiment — Lieutenant  Colonel  (Edward  W.)  Laight: 

Isaiah  Leigh,  captain,  vice  Crolius,  promoted. 

Lieutenants — William  Nesbit,  vice  Leigh,  promoted;  Nathaniel 
F.  Moore,  Richard  N.  Harrison,  Robert  Watts,  junior. 

Ensigns — John  Jacobs,  Johnston  Ver  Planck,  George  Clark, 
Abraham  Seixas,  Charles  Clarke,  William  Coles,  Charles  G.Herford. 

Second  brigade  of  the  city  and  county  of  New  York : 

Peter  Van  Zandt,  brigadier  general. 

Ebenezer  Irving,  brigade  major  and  inspector. 

Second  regiment: 

Captains — Patrick  G.  Hildreth,  Benjamin  Tucker,  vice  Vosburgh, 
resigned;  Samuel  S.  Smith,  vice  Irving,  promoted. 

Lieutenants — James  Quackenbush,  vice  W.  A.  Davis,  transferred; 
Henry  F.  Penfield,  vice  B.  Tucker,  promoted;  Jacob  A.  Blackwell, 
vice  S.  S.  Smith,  promoted. 

James  T.  B.  Romayne,  ensign,  vice  J.  Quackenbush,  promoted; 
Ezekiel  Robbins,  do,  vice  H.  F.  Penfield,  do. 
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Third  regiment — Lieutenant  Colonel  (Jonas)  Mapes: 
Gershom  Smith,  captain,  vice  E.  Pinckney.  resigned;  Cornelius 
Schermerhorn,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice  G.  Smith,  promoted;  William 
Hawley,  do,  vice  W.  C.  Mulligan,  transferred;  Thomas  Andrews, 
ensign,  vice  C.  Schermerhorn,  promoted;  Henry  Strong,  do.  vice 
William  Hawley,  do. 

Fourth  regiment — Lieutenant  Colonel  Robert  Bogardus: 
David   M.   Ross,    ensign,  vice   T.    Bartow,   declined;   Effingham 
Schieffelin,  io,  vice  J.  W.  Gibson,  promoted. 

SHIN   -TON    COUNTY. 

Micajah  Pettit,  brigadier  general  of  the  brigade  of  militia  lately 
czmmandei  by  Warren  Eerris. 

Regiment  of  militia  lately  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  Sol- 
omon Baker: 

Zephaniah  Kingsley,  ?.nt  colonel  commandant,  vice  Solo- 

mon Baker,  resigned. 

Daniel  Brown,  first  major,  vice  Zephaniah  Kingsley,  promoted; 
'.'"iiliam  Huggens,  second  do,  vice  Daniel  Brown,  do;  Samuel 
Gordon,  adjutant,  vice  Thomas  Cristy,  moved:  Asahel  Clark, 
quarterm£-:er.  vice  .cimuel  Gordon,  promoted. 

Ebenezer  Backus,  captain,  vice  Xorthum,  resigned;  Amos  Otis, 
lieutenant,  vice  Martin,  resigned;  Phineas  Spencer,  ensign,  vice 
Ebenezer  Backus,  promoted. 

Eranci;  Needham,  captain,  vice  William  Huggens,  do:  Duty 
Shumway,  lieutenant,  vice  Town,  resigned:  Elisha  Sill,  ensign,  vice 
Francis  Needham,  promoted. 

Eli  Carrington,  captain,  vice  Gilson,  deceased:  David  Wallis, 
lieutenant,  vice  Sacket,  moved;  William  Davis,  ensign,  vice  Eli  Car- 
rington, promoted. 


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Nathaniel  Frank,  captain,  vice  Dayton,  resigned:  Ira  Spalding, 
lieutenant,  vice  Nathaniel  Frank,  promoted;  Guy  Wheeler,  ensign, 
vice  Ira  Spalding,  do;  Stephen  Barber,  lieutenant,  vice  Harlow, 
resigned;  Isaac  Harlow,  junior,  ensign;  James  Whiting,  ensign,  vice 
Martin,  moved,  to  take  rank  from  April  6,  1807;  Isaac  Nichols,  do, 
vice  Benjamin,  appointed  by  mistake,  do;  Hosea  Day,  do. 

MADISON   COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Zebulon  Douglass'  regiment: 
Nicholas  Woolever,  second  major. 

John  C.  Moot,  captain;  John  Rutor,  lieutenant;  George  M. 
Kern,  do. 

Sylvenus  Seber  and  Thomas  Hutchens,  ensigns. 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

Second  squadron,  third  division  of  cavalry: 

Robert  Lottridge,  captain,  vice  (Samuel)  Milliman.  resigned;  Isaac 
Milliman,  first  lieutenant,  vice  (Harper)  Rogers,  do;  Amasa  Kinyon, 
second  do,  vice  Robert  Lottridge,  promoted;  Samuel  Barret,  cornet, 
vice  Isaac  Milliman,  do. 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Adam  Yates'  regiment: 

Frederick  G.  Berger,  captain,  vice  A.  Finch,  resigned;  Cornelius 
Swartwout,  do,  vice  F.  Collyson,  do;  John  Numan,  do,  vice  H. 
Searls,  moved  away;  Philip  D.  Berger,  lieutenant,  vice  F.  Berger, 
promoted;  Abraham  Lansing,  do,  vice  J.  Searls,  moved;  Luther 
Eddy,  ensign,  vice  Swartwout.  promoted;  Nathan  Barber,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Wyland,  moved;  Oliver  Lyon,  lieutenant  light  infan- 
try, vice  Linds,  do;  Eliphalet  King,  ensign  do,  vice  Oliver  Lyon,  do; 
Nathaniel  Challis,  do.  vice  Hawley,  moved;  Josiah  G.  Kinne,  do, 


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1092  Annual  Report  of  the 

vice  P.  D.  Berger,  promoted;  Cornelius  Slyter,  junior,  do,  vice 
N.  Barber,  do;  Ely  Burritt,  surgeon,  vice  Loudon,  resigned. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Gilbert  Eddy's  regiment : 

Jonathan  Rowland,  captain,  vice  A.  Herrick,  resigned;  Daniel 
Kiser,  do,  vice  G.  Bruce,  do;  Charles  Lounsbury,  lieutenant,  vice 
J.  Mallory,  do;  James  Anderson,  do,  vice  J.  Rowland,  promoted; 
Burrel  Betts,  do,  vice  D.  Kiser,  promoted;  Jacob  Williams,  ensign, 
vice  C.  Lounsbury,  promoted;  John  Fake,  do,  vice  J.  Anderson,  do; 
Adam  Clum,  do,  vice  B.  Betts,  promoted;  John  W.  Groesbeck,  do; 
Thomas  Weatherwax,  do,  vice  Cole,  moved. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  (Elisha)  Steward's  regiment: 

Cyrus  Spencer,  captain,  vice  A.  James,  resigned;  Willet  Vary,  do, 
vice  B.  Chace,  do;  James  Jones,  lieutenant,  vice  W.  Vary,  promoted; 
Josiah  Humphrey,  do,  vice  C.  Spencer,  promoted;  Chancey  Goold, 
ensign,  vice  W.  Shelden,  resigned;  Simon  Tifft,  do,  vice  Coleman, 
do;  Thomas  P.  Adams,  do,  vice  J.  Jones,  promoted. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Jacob  A.  Fort's  regiment: 

Henry  Warren,  captain,  vice  Thurber,  resigned;  Samuel  Faxon, 
do,  vice  (Sylvester)  Xoble,  promoted;  John  Haynes,  do,  vice  Cross, 
moved;  John  Spicer,  lieutenant,  vice  John  Haynes,  promoted;  Con- 
rad Raymor,  ensign,  vice  (Jonas)  Halsted,  resigned;  Alien  Spicer, 
do,  vice  J.  Spicer,  promoted. 

Royal  Abbot,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  Lake,  moved;  Abraham 
Keach,  lieutenant  do.  vice  Royal  Abbot,  promoted;  John  B.  Ryan, 
ensign  do. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Philip  Staats'  regiment: 

Jonathan  J.  Witbeck,  captain,  vice  J.  G.  Myers,  resigned;  Joel 
Bristol,  lieutenant,  vice  Witbeck,  promoted;  Samuel  Myers,  ensign, 
vice  Joel  Bristol,  do. 

James  Livingston,  captain,  vice  J.  H.  Van  Rensselaer,  moved; 
Hugh  Gordon,  lieutenant,  vice  Breese,  resigned. 


State  Historian.  1093 

orange  county. 
Lieutenant  Colonel  Leonard  Smith's  regiment: 
Isaac  Belknap,  first  major;  Michael  Wygant,  second  do. 
Daniel   Lester,   captain;  John   W.  Wygant,  lieutenant;   George 
Birdsal,  ensign. 

ULSTER    COUNTY. 

Major  Benjamin  Hardenbergh's  battalion: 

Josiah  Depuy,  major  commandant,  vice  Benjamin  Hardenbergh, 
moved. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Tjerk  De  Witt's  regiment: 

Cornelius  Masten,  adjutant,  vice  V  Keuren,  resigned. 

Henry  Hamilton,  captain,  vice  C.  Van  Buren,  promoted;  Jacob 
Heermance,  lieutenant,  vice  H.  Hamilton,  promoted;  Jacob  H. 
De  Witt,  ensign,  vice  J.  Heermance,  promoted;  Peter  P.  Wynkoop, 
lieutenant;  Peter  E  Elmendorf,  ensign;  John  Hogan,  lieutenant; 
William  Cusic,  ensign. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Frederick  Westbrook's  regiment: 

Cornelius  E.  Wynkoop,  adjutant,  vice  Hornbeck,  moved. 

Abraham  Sahler,  captain,  vice  W.  Broadhead;  Abraham  Broad- 
head,  lieutenant;  Joseph  Smith,  ensign. 

Major  Samuel  Barnum's  battalion: 

William  Sears,  captain,  vice  Theal,  moved;  Daniel  Andrews,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  William  Sears,  promoted;  Seth  Weed,  ensign,  vice 
Daniel  Andrews,  do. 

CHENANGO    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  William  Munro's*  regiment: 

William  Collins,  captain,  vice  D.  Skinner;  Charles  Randall,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  William  Collins,  promoted;  Seth  Garlick,  ensign,  vice 
Charles  Randall,  promoted. 

*  Thompson  Mead  was  appointed  lieutenant  colonel  commandant  of  this  regiment, 
vice  William  Munro,  March  25,  1809.     See  page  1078— State  Historian. 


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1094  Annual  Report  of  the 

rensselaer  county. 

Second  squadron,  third  division  of  cavalry: 

Henry  Piatt,  junior,  first  lieutenant;  Joseph  Rogers,  second  do; 
Jonathan  Carpenter,  cornet. 

First  squadron,  third  division : 

CLINTON    COUNTY. 

Samuel  Belden,  cornet,  vice  Perry,  resigned. 

WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

Stephen  Gorham,  second  lieutenant,  vice  (John  S.)  Peffer, 
resigned;  Alfred  Ferris,  cornet,  vice  Gorham,  promoted;  Peter 
Crookshank,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Donaldson,  dead;  Charles  War- 
ford,  cornet,  vice  Peter  Crookshank,  promoted. 

Third  regiment  of  cavalry: 

David  Kittle,  quartermaster;  John  McCoun,  paymaster;  John 
Downs,  surgeon. 

ONEIDA    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Thomas  Hicks'  regiment: 

John  Mappa,  captain,  vice  E.  Nash,  deceased;  John  Harris,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  J.  Mappa,  promoted;  Ezra  Birdseye,  ensign,  vice  J. 
Harris,  do. 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

Brigadier  General  (Hosea)  Moffat's  brigade: 
Henry  Koon,  captain;  David  Bell,  lieutenant;  James  Deforest, 
ensign — a  new  company  of  riflemen. 

NEW   YORK   COUNTY. 

First  regiment,  second  brigade: 

Walter  Patterson,  captain,  vice  Furman,  resigned;  John  P.  Gar- 
niss,  lieutenant,  vice  Walter  Patterson,  promoted;  Aaron  Woodruff, 


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do,  vice  Bird,  moved;  Julius  L.  Dunning,  ensign,  vice  John  P.  Gar- 
niss,  promoted;  Jonathan  Seymour,  ensign,  vice  Aaron  Woodruff, 
do;  Henry  Strong,  ensign;  Jonathan  J.  Coddington,  do. 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

Regiment  lately  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  Zebulon 
Scrivens: 

Samuel  McChestney,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Zebulon  Scrivens, 
resigned. 

Thomas  Reynolds,  first  major,  vice  Samuel  McChestney,  pro- 
moted; Matthew  Randall,  second  major,  vice  Irish,  moved. 

Aaron  Worth ington,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  Thomas  Reynolds, 
promoted;  Benjamin  Rogers,  do,  vice  West,  resigned;  Asa  Stillman, 
do,  vice  Allen,  do;  Asa  Prossor,  do,  vice  Matthew  Randall,  pro- 
moted; William  C.  Barber,  do,  vice  R.  Wait,  resigned. 

Lieutenants — George  Brimer,  light  infantry,  vice  Aaron  Worth- 
ington;  Joseph  Burdick,  vice  Benjamin  Rogers,  promoted;  Thomas 
S.  Harvey,  vice  Asa  Stillman;  Sanford  Hewit,  vice  William  C.  Bar- 
ber, do;  Benjamin  Babcock. 

Ensigns — Joshua  M.  Scrivens,  light  infantry,  vice  George  Brimer, 
promoted;  William  Coon,  vice  Thomas  S.  Harvey,  do;  Elisha  Bur- 
dick, vice  Asa  Prossor,  do;  Thomas  Phillips,  junior,  vice  Sanford 
Hewit,  do;  Robert  Godfrey,  vice  Johnson,  moved. 

Asa  Maxson,  quartermaster,  vice  B.  Randal,  resigned;  Pliny 
Miller,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice  Eaglestone,  moved. 

JEFFERSON    COUNTY. 

First  squadron,  fifth  division  of  cavalry: 

Calvin  McKnight,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Reed,  refusing;  Pierce 
Downing,  second  do,  vice  Converse,  do;  Miles  Ralph,  cornet,  vice 
Booth,  do. 


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albany  county. 

Captain  Samuel  M.  Lockwood,  of  the  city  and  county  of  Albany, 
having-  been  charged  with  an  unofficerlike  and  improper  declaration, 
and  having  been  summoned  to  appear  before  the  Council,  appeared 
accordingly,  and  having  expressed  his  sorrow  for  using  the  said 
declaration,  and  having  given  satisfactory  assurances  that  the  same 
was  made  without  reflection  or  intention,  and  that  he  would  not 
adhere  to  such  rash  declaration,  etc.;  therefore.  Resolved,  that  the 
complaint  against  the  said  Samuel  M.  Lockwood  be  and  the  same 
is  herebv  dismissed. 

In  the  company  of  riflemen  commanded  by  Captain  Samuel  M. 
Lockwood : 

Sanford  Cobb,  ensign. 

NEW    YORK    COUNTY. 

The  Commander-in-chief,  upon  the  recommendation  of  Brig- 
adier General  Steddiford,  having  thought  proper  to  authorize  the 
organization  of  an  additional  regiment  in  the  first  brigade  of  militia 
in  the  city  of  New  York,  whenever,  in  the  opinion  of  the  said 
general  it  shall  be  necessary  and  proper,  and  he  having  returned 
William  Paulding,  junior,  as  entitled  by  rank  to  the  command 
thereof;  therefore,  Resolved,  that  the  said  William  Paulding,  junior, 
be  and  he  is  hereby  appointed  a  lieutenant  colonel  in  the  said 
brigade. 

WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

Regiment  lately  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  Micajah 
Pettit: 

John  Stewart,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Micajah 
Pettit,  promoted. 

Jonathan  Wood,  first  major,  vice  John  Stewart,  promoted;  Justus 
Smith,  second  do,  vice  Jonathan  Wood,  do. 


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Alfred  Pitcher,  captain,  vice  Justus  Smith,  do;  Henry  Spencer, 
lieutenant,  vice  Alfred  Pitcher,  do;  Eber  Mallery,  ensign,  vice  Henry 
Spencer,  do. 

Benjamin  Seely,  captain,  vice  C.  Hitchcock,  resigned;  Layton 
Bently,  lieutenant,  vice  B.  Seely,  promoted;  Joshua  Harris,  junior, 
ensign,  vice  L.  Bently,  do. 

John  Clark,  captain,  vice  L.  Hastings,  resigned;  Abraham  Ostran- 
der,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Clark,  promoted;  Dyer  Austin,  ensign,  vice 

A.  Ostrander,  promoted;  Franklin  Haskins,  lieutenant,  vice  A. 
Goodhal,  resigned;  Periam  Thompson,  ensign,  vice  F.  Haskins,  pro- 
moted. 

Samuel  Love,  captain,  vice  R.  Halliday,  declined;  Joseph  Stewart, 
third,  lieutenant,  vice  S.  Love,  promoted;  Joshua  Pelton,  ensign, 
vice  J.  Stewart,  do. 

Reuben  Morgan,  adjutant,  vice  N.  Pitcher,  promoted;  Noble  B. 
Hitchcock,  quartermaster,  vice  R.  Morgan,  do;  Israel  Hand,  pay- 
master, vice  Noble  B.  Hitchcock,  do. 

BROOME    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Jacob  Swartwood's  regiment : 
Rufus  Pettybone,  adjutant. 

ESSEX    COUNTY. 

First  squadron,  third  division  of  cavalry : 

George  Throop,  first  lieutenant,  vice  A.  Abel,  resigned;  Henry 

B.  Hay,  second  do,  vice  G.  Throop,  promoted. 

ONONDAGA    COUNTY. 

Brigadier  General  Isaac  Hall's  brigade: 
Robert  Swartwout,  brigade  major  and  inspector. 
Henry  Seymour,  brigade  quartermaster. 


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RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 


1809.  Lieutenant  Colonel  Adam  Yates'  regiment: 

May 


Zachariah  Curtis,  captain,  vice  Hatch,  resigned;  Stephen  Clark, 
lieutenant;  Cornelius  Adriance,  ensign. 

Gurdon  Corning,  adjutant,  to  be  a  lieutenant. 

NIAGARA    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Timothy  S.  Hopkins'  regiment: 
James  Cronk,  lieutenant,  vice  Ingals,  moved;  Almon  Ford,  ensign, 
vice  Hill,  moved;  Levi  Brown,  surgeon,  vice  Chapin,  refusing. 

SARATOGA    COUNTY. 

Fourth  regiment  of  cavalry: 

Henry  Duel,  cornet,  vice  Brewster,  promoted. 

MONTGOMERY    COUNTY. 

Regiment  lately  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  John  T. 
Visscher: 

Peter  Voorhees,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  John  T. 
Visscher,  promoted. 

Silvanus  Wilcox,  first  major,  vice  Peter  Voorhees,  do;  Samuel 
Jackson,  second  major,  vice  Silvanus  Wilcox,  promoted. 

Nathan  Stanton,  junior,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  Samuel  Jack- 
son, do. 

ONEIDA    COUNTY. 

Brigadier  General  George  Doolittle's  brigade: 
Ephraim  Hart,  brigade  major  and  inspector. 

WESTCHESTER    COUNTY. 

Regiment  lately  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  David  J.  Pell: 
Jonathan  Varian,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  David  J.  Pell,  super- 
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albany  county. 

First  battalion,  Fifth  regiment  of  artillery: 

John  Mills,  captain;  Calvin  Walker,  first  lieutenant;  Isaac  Lucas, 
second  do — a  new  company. 

Regiment  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  Matthew  Trotter: 

John  Townsend,  adjutant,  vice  Vischer,  appointed  aide  to  brig- 
adier general. 

John  Lush,  captain;  Samuel  S.  Lush,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Lush, 
promoted;  Robert  Elliot,  do,  vice  Townsend,  promoted;  Ephraim 
Starr,  ensign,  vice  S.  S.  Lush,  do;  Richard  Marvin,  do,  vice  Robert 
Elliot,  do. 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Philip  Staats'  regiment: 

William  Van  Schaick,  ensign,  vice  Livingston,  promoted. 

SCHENECTADY    COUNTY. 

Brigadier  General  G.  W.  Van  Schaick's  brigade: 
John    B.    Yates,    captain;    Thomas    McAuley,    first    lieutenant; 
Thomas  C.  Brownell,  second  do;  Elisha  Taylor,  cornet — of  a  com- 
pany of  horse  artillery. 

CHENANGO    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Thompson  Mead's  regiment: 
Reuben  Gray,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Gray,  refusing;  Edward  Gray, 
ensign,  vice  R.  Gray,  promoted. 

SARATOGA    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Hezekiah  Ketchum's  regiment: 

Cornelius   C.   Van   Sanford,   captain,   vice   Ketchum,   declining; 

Jacob  Pudney,  lieutenant,  vice  Cornelius  C.  Van  Sanford,  promoted; 

Nathan  Bailey,  ensign,  vice  Jacob  Pudney,  do. 


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genesee  county. 

New  battalion,  whereof  Daniel  Davis,  esquire,  is  lieutenant  colonel 
commandant: 

John  Atchison,  major  commandant;  William  B.  Brown,  adjutant; 
William  Leach,  quartermaster. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  William  Rumsey's  regiment: 

Nehemiah  Park,  captain;  Richard  Bristol,  lieutenant;  Elnathan 
George,  ensign — a  new  company. 

Martin  Blodget,  ensign;  Chauncey  Hunger,  do. 

MADISON    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Erastus  Cleveland's  regiment: 
Sylvanus  Beckworth,  lieutenant;  Zenas  Nash,  ensign. 

ONONDAGA    COUNTY. 

Regiment  whereof  Elijah  St.  John  is  lieutenant  colonel  com- 
mandant: 

Anson  W.  Jackson,  second  major,  vice  Stewart,  belonging  to  the 
brigade  in  Cortland  county. 

Oren  Stone,  adjutant,  vice  Samuel  Dunham,  promoted. 

Samuel  Dunham,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  Anson  W.  Jackson, 
promoted;  Norris  Case.  do.  vice  Olcott,  not  accepting;  Nathaniel 
Gillet,  lieutenant,  vice  Norris  Case,  promoted;  Jabish  Castle,  ensign, 
vice  Nathaniel  Gillet,  promoted. 

Asa  Wells,  captain  grenadiers,  vice  (Robert)  Swartwout,  pro- 
moted; Reuben  Murray,  junior,  lieutenant,  do,  vice  Asa  Wells,  pro- 
moted; Daniel  Marsh,  ensign,  vice  Oren  Stone,  promoted. 

Nicol  Howell,  captain,  vice  Nicholas  Howel,  appointed  by  mistake 
last  winter. 

Brigadier  General  (Isaac)  Hall  having  newly  arranged  the  regi- 
ments in  his  brigade,  and  the  Commander-in-chief  having  sanctioned 


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the  same;  therefore,  Resolved,  that  the  following-  appointments  be 
and  they  are  hereby  made  in  the  said  brigade,  pursuant  to  said 
arrangement: 

John  Ellis,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  N.  Earl. 

Elisha  Alvord,  first  major,  vice  John  Ellis,  promoted;  David 
Laurence,  second  major,  vice  T.  M.  Wood,  promoted;  Salmon 
Thayer,  adjutant;  Martin  Butler,  quartermaster,  vice  Brown,  pro- 
moted; Coit  Spalding,  paymaster;  Gordon  Needham,  surgeon. 

Levi  Hiscock,  captain;  Polaski  King,  lieutenant,  vice  Adams; 
John  Gould,  ensign,  vice  Polaski  King — light  infantry. 

George  Corey,  captain;  John  Pheatt,  lieutenant;  Rufus  Danforth, 
ensign,  vice  Gilchrist,  not  accepting. 

Benajah  Byington,  captain;  Fisher  Curtis,  lieutenant;  Martin 
Wendell,  ensign — new  company. 

Daniel  Wheadon,  captain;  Samuel  Camp,  lieutenant;  John  Green, 
ensign. 

Jonah  White,  captain;  James  Webb,  lieutenant;  Jared  Hiscock, 
ensign — new  company. 

Nathan  Brown,  captain,  vice  David  Laurence,  promoted;  Turner 
Fenner,  lieutenant;  John  Clark,  ensign. 

Amasa  Chapman,  captain;  Caleb  Amedon,  lieutenant;  Daniel 
Chaffie,  ensign. 

Daniel  Hurlbert,  captain;  William  Sprague,  lieutenant;  Jared 
Thayer,  ensign. 

Joshua  Forman,  captain;  John  Adams,  lieutenant;  Oliver  Strong, 
ensign — new  company. 

Thaddeus  M.  Wood,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  (Isaac) 
Hall,  brigadier  general. 

Jacob  Depuy,  first  major,  vice  Catlin,  resigned;  William  Olmsted, 
second  major,  vice  Jacob  Depuy;  Stephen  G.  Williams,  adjutant; 


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Nehemiah  H.  Earl,  quartermaster;  William  Fillimore,  paymaster; 
James  Jackson,  surgeon;  John  M.  Stewart,  surgeon's  mate. 

Prentice  Kinney,  captain;  Hezekiah  Ketchum,  lieutenant;  Walter 
Worden,  junior,  ensign. 

Jared  Luddington,  captain;  Joseph  Williams,  lieutenant;  Elias 
Stilhvell,  junior,  ensign. 

Thomas  Davis,  captain;  Jonas  Hannah,  junior,  lieutenant;  Ira 
Huntley,  junior,  ensign — a  new  company  from  Captain  Kinney's. 

Amos  Russel,  captain;  Ethel  Kinney,  lieutenant;  Elijah  Pinck- 
ney,  ensign — a  new  company  in  Cicero. 

Jeremiah  Gould,  captain;  Cologies  Vinall,  lieutenant;  Abiel  Whit- 
man, ensign;  Thomas  Barnum,  captain;  Lewis  Guthrie,  lieutenant; 
Stephen  Bancraft,  junior,  ensign;  Christopher  Clark,  captain; 
Nathan  Baker,  lieutenant;  Noah  Lee,  ensign — three  companies  from 
the  regiment  in  Pompey. 

Jasper  Wood,  captain,  vice  William  Olmsted,  promoted;  Wendall 
Morton,  lieutenant,  vice  Jasper  Wood,  do;  Nehemiah  Gates,  ensign. 

William  H.  Sabin,  captain;  John  G.  Forbes,  lieutenant;  John 
Miller,  ensign. 

MONTGOMERY    COUNTY. 

First  squadron,  fourth  division  of  cavalry: 

Timothy  Downs,  captain;  John  Thompson,  junior,  first  lieutenant; 
George  S.  Meech,  second  do;  Nathaniel  Parker,  cornet — a  new 
company. 

ESSEX    COUNTY. 

Regiment  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  Elijah  Barnes: 
Jeduthan  Case,  adjutant;  Wilson  Cross,  quartermaster;  Barnabas 

Moss,  paymaster;  Abiel  Jones,  surgeon. 

Silas  Sayre,  captain,  vice  T.  Hunter,  promoted;  John  Cilley,  do, 

vice  E.  Barnes,  promoted;  Whiting  Russel,  do,  vice  J.  Pangburn, 

do;  Moses  Searls,  do,  vice  W.  Kirby,  appointed  sheriff;  Amasa 

Wilcox,  do. 


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Lieutenants — John  Allen,  vice  S.  Sayre,  promoted;  Judd  Jenk, 
do,  vice  J.  Cilley,  do;  Otis  Easten,  do,  vice  W.  Russel,  do;  Francis 
Auther,  do,  vice  M.  Searls,  do;  Nicholas  Allen  and  Reuben  Smith; 
Ruluf  Andres  (name  formerly  mispelled);  Daniel  Blish,  vice  Palmer, 
moved. 

Ensigns — James  Matthews,  vice  Nicholas  Allen,  promoted;  Jus- 
tus Bailey;  Augustus  Cleaveland,  vice  J.  Jenks,  promoted;  Jesse 
Brown,  vice  O.  Eston,  do;  Jeduthari  Case;  Nathan  Wilson,  do. 

SARATOGA    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Gideon  Goodrich's  regiment: 

Isaac  Young,  junior,  quartermaster,  with  rank  from  29th  March, 
1803. 

Charles  Hoyt,  ensign,  vice  George  Eighmee,  moved. 

Lewis  Scott,  captain,  vice  Baley,  moved;  Lotis  Watson,  lieutenant, 
vice  Lewis  Scott,  promoted;  Nicholas  Carpenter,  ensign,  vice  Lotis 
Watson,  do;  John  King,  lieutenant,  vice  Simmons,  moved;  Abner 
Medberry,  ensign,  vice  John  King,  promoted. 

Asher  Taylor,  captain,  vice  Annibal,  moved;  Zachariah  Curtis, 
lieutenant,  vice  Asher  Taylor,  promoted;  Darius  Wright,  ensign, 
vice  Zachariah '  Curtis,  do;  Isaac  Van  Oustrand,  lieutenant,  with 
rank  from  April  3,  1806;  Abel  Whalen,  ensign,  vice  W.  Clark, 
moved. 

Giles  Fitch,  captain,  vice  Pettit,  resigned;  David  Bockus,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Giles  Fitch,  promoted;  John  Smith,  ensign. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Isaac  Gere's  regiment: 

Jonathan  Delino,  lieutenant,  vice  H.  Skinner,  declined;  Franklin 
Oliver,  ensign;  John  Hamilton,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Hamblen,  with 
rank  from  April  4,  1808;  James  Perry,  do;  Thomas  Perry,  ensign, 
vice  J.  Perry,  promoted;  Samuel  Hawley,  lieutenant,  vice  D.  Foster, 
moved;  Joseph  Brewster,  junior,  ensign,  vice  J.  Munro,  resigned. 


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WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Zephaniah  Kingsley's  regiment: 
Levy  Herrington,  captain;  Micajah  E.  Aldridge,  lieutenant;  Tru- 
man Clark,  ensign — a  new  company. 

COLUMBIA    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Jacob  R.  Van  Rensselaer's  regiment: 
Curtis  M.  Graham,  ensign  light  infantry,  vice  L.  Crittenden,  pro- 
moted;  Leverit  Crittenden,   lieutenant  do,  vice  (Harry)   Croswell, 
moved. 

OTSEGO    COUNTY. 

Second  battalion,  Sixth  regiment  of  artillery: 
Haviland  Chace,  captain;  Dorastus  Cuthbut,  lieutenant;  William 
Hudson,  second  lieutenant — a  new  company. 

ONTARIO    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  William  Wadsworth's  regiment: 
Rimmon    Colton,    captain;    Timothy    Orton,    lieutenant — a   new 
company  of  light  infantry. 

OTSEGO    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Francis  Henry's  regiment: 

Cyrus  Steer,  captain,  vice  B.  Whipple,  resigned;  Olney  Wells, 
lieutenant;  Hezekiah  Bowen,  ensign;  John  Waterman,  second,  lieu- 
tenant; Abraham  Van  Horn,  ensign;  Calvin  Undenvood,  ensign, 
vice  B.  Green,  moved. 

Joseph  Sprague,  junior,  captain,  vice  S.  North,  resigned;  Joseph 
Cheny,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Sprague,  promoted;  James  Sprague, 
ensign. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Matthew  Clyde's  regiment: 

Cornelius  Marks,  lieutenant,  vice  P.  Sutphen,  moved;  Russell  Dar- 
row,  ensign,  vice  J.  Clarke,  do;    Rufus  Black,  lieutenant,  vice  A. 


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Dunham,  promoted;  James  Pitts,  ensign,  vice  R.  Black,  promoted; 
Daniel  Gilbert,  lieutenant,  vice  B.  Manning,  moved;  Jonathan 
Adams,  ensign,  vice  J.  Pitts,  do. 

Joseph  Clarke,  captain;  Henry  N.  Hansen,  lieutenant;  Jonathan 
Davis,  ensign — new  company. 

Abner  Dunham,  captain;  John  Rich,  lieutenant;  Evander  Wil- 
liams, ensign — new  company. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Nathaniel  Fenton's  regiment: 

Henry  Chapman,  chaplain. 

Lyman  Waldo,  captain,  vice  A.  Allen,  resigned;  Joseph  Merril, 
lieutenant,  vice  L.  Waldo,  promoted;  Jeremiah  Starkweather, 
ensign,  vice  J.  Merril,  do. 

Robert  Barton,  captain,  vice  D.  Eldridge,  resigned;  Lemuel  Pet- 
tingell,  lieutenant,  vice  S.  dimming,  do;  Samuel  Stanton,  ensign, 
vice  R.  Barton,  promoted. 

Artemus  Shelden,  captain,  vice  S.  Fitch,  moved;  William  Smith, 
lieutenant,  vice  A.  Sill,  do;  Peter  Peck,  ensign,  vice  A.  Shelden, 
promoted. 

Joseph  Kellogg,  captain,  vice  J.  B.  Bowdish,  resigned;  Elisha 
Rockwell,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Kellogg,  promoted;  Nehemiah  Robi- 
son,  ensign,  vice  F.  Harris,  moved. 

Elnathan  Noble,  captain,  vice  M.  Noble,  promoted;  Truman  Gris- 
wold,  lieutenant,  vice  E.  Noble,  promoted;  Joseph  Thornton,  ensign, 
vice  A.  Burnet,  do. 

Matthew  Rogers,  captain,  vice  J.  Blanchard,  moved;  Joseph 
Chapin,  lieutenant,  vice  M.  Rogers,  promoted;  Alfred  Johnson, 
ensign,  vice  W.  M.  Fisk,  moved. 

Regiment  lately  commanded  by  Daniel  Loomis: 

Gershom  Palmer,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Daniel 
Loomis,  resigned. 

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Nathaniel  Crandell,  first  major,  vice  G.  Palmer,  promoted;  Ben- 
jamin Tuckerman,  second  do,  vice  N.  Crandell,  do;  Jesse  Gardner, 
quartermaster,  vice  C.  Robison,  resigned;  Joseph  Miller,  lieutenant, 
vice  R.  Colwell,  resigned;  Elias  Higgins,  ensign,  vice  J.  Miller, 
promoted. 

Eliphalet  Densmore,  captain,  vice  W.  Lawton,  resigned;  Isaac 
Smith,  lieutenant,  vice  E.  Densmore,  promoted;  Collins  Loomis, 
ensign,  vice  Isaac  Smith,  promoted. 

Stephen  Westcott,  captain,  vice  P.  Smith,  resigned;  Aaron  Dow, 
lieutenant,  vice  S.  Westcott,  promoted;  Wanton  Hopkins,  ensign, 
vice  A.  Dow,  do. 

Regiment  lately  commanded  by  Matthew  Cully: 

John  Moore,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Matthew  Cully, 
resigned. 

James  McDonald,  first  major,  vice  J.  Moore,  promoted;  Joseph 
Mumford,  second  do. 

Joseph  Cardner,  captain,  vice  Herrington,  resigned;  Nathan 
Edred,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Cardner,  promoted. 

George  Shepard,  captain,  vice  J.  McDonald,  do;  John  McDonald, 
lieutenant,  vice  G.  Shepard,  do;  Daniel  Davis,  ensign,  vice  J. 
McDonald,  do. 

Peter  Colier,  captain,  vice  J.  Mumford,  do;  Joseph  Westcott,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  P.  Colier,  do;  James  Cully,  ensign,  vice  J.  Westcott,  do; 
Jacob  Pratt,  lieutenant;  Daniel  Dunbar,  ensign. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  James  Steward's  regiment: 

Robert  Crawford,  paymaster,  vice  Chace,  resigned. 

Bezaleel  Howe,  captain,  vice  B.  Kaple,  promoted;  Nathan  Kings- 
ley,  lieutenant,  vice  B.  Howe,  do;  Simeon  Houghton,  ensign,  vice 
W.  Rice,  moved. 

Isaac  Lane,  captain,  vice  A.  Pees,  resigned;  Stephen  Clarke,  lieu- 


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tenant,  vice  I.  Lane,  promoted;  David  Gott,  ensign,  vice  E. 
Ingalls,  do. 

Stephen  Seward,  captain,  vice  A.  Kinne,  do;  John  Tuthill,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  E.  Bigelow,  moved;  Seth  Chace,  ensign,  vice  S.  Steward, 
promoted;  Daniel  Houghton,  lieutenant,  vice  Spencer,  moved; 
James  Thompson,  ensign,  vice  D.  Houghton,  promoted. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Solomon  Martin's  regiment: 

Elisha  Bundy,  second  major,  vice  A.  Bryant,  resigned;  Allen 
Harrington,  adjutant;  Fowler  P.  Bryant,  quartermaster,  vice  J. 
Heyer,  resigned;  Jacob  J.  Cuyler,  paymaster;  Josiah  Northrop,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  M.  M.  Mentor,  promoted;  Abijah  Kott,  ensign,  vice  J. 
Northrop,  do. 

Willard  Coy,  captain,  vice  D.  Smith,  moved;  John  Thorp,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  W.  Coy,  promoted;  James  Baker,  ensign,  vice  J. 
Thorp,  do. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Major  John  V.  A.  Lansing's  battalion: 

Thomas  Hewson,  captain;  Joshua  Harman,  lieutenant;  James 
Brown,  ensign — a  new  company  of  light  infantry. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Matthew  Trotter's  regiment: 

Lucas  Schuyler,  adjutant,  vice  Townsend,  declined;  Garret  Gates, 
ensign,  vice  J.  T.  B.  Graham,  declined. 

NEW   YORK   COUNTY. 

Second  regiment,  First  brigade  of  artillery: 

Andronicus  Chesebrough,  second  lieutenant. 

Brigade  commanded  by  Gerard  Steddiford,  esquire: 

Peter  Stagg,  brigade  major  and  inspector  (his  Excellency  the 
Governor,  dissenting). 

His  Excellency  the  Commander-in-chief  having  divided  the  cav- 
alry of  this  State  into  nine  regiments — Resolved,  that  in  the  Ninth 


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regiment  the  following-  officers  be  and  they  are  hereby  appointed,  to 
wit: 

TIOGA    COUNTY. 

Vincent  Matthews,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant. 

ONTARIO    COUNTY. 

Septimus  Evans,  major  of  the  first  squadron. 

Seymour  Boughton,  major  of  the  second  squadron. 

Uri  Beach,  captain,  vice  Seymour  Boughton,  promoted;  Isaac  W. 
Stone,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Uri  Beach,  do;  Xathan  Nye,  second  do, 
vacant. 

Foster  Barnard,  captain  first  squadron,  vice  S.  Evans,  promoted; 
Lewis  Warner,  first  lieutenant,  vice  F.  Barnard,  do;  William  Tap- 
pan,  second  do,  vice  L.  Warner,  do;  John  Warner,  cornet. 

Jesse  Hawley,  adjutant;  Tyrannus  Collins,  quartermaster;  William 
Tippets,  paymaster;  Charles  Little,  surgeon. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Ashur  Saxton's  regiment: 

Asahel  Warner,  second  major,  vice  Persons,  moved. 

Manasseh  Leach,  captain,  vice  Warner,  promoted;  Ebenezer 
Leech,  lieutenant,  vice  M.  Leach,  promoted;  Reuben  Moses,  ensign, 
vice  E.  Leech,  do. 

CORTLAND    COUNTY. 

Major  John  Kingman's  battalion: 

James  G.  Barton,  adjutant,  vice  Smith;  Jesse  Locke,  paymaster. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Fifth  regiment  of  cavalry: 

Rensselaer  Westerlo,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant. 
Apollos  Moore,  major  of  the  first  squadron. 
Gershom  Van  Vost,  major  of  the  second  squadron. 
Sixth  regiment  of  cavalry,  whereof  George  Tiffany,  esquire,  is  lieu- 
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Jost  Spreaker,  major  of  the  first  squadron. 

Samuel  Saxton,  major  of  the  second  do. 

Eighth  regiment  of  cavalry : 

William  Whipple,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant. 

Fourth  regiment  of  cavalry : 

Edmund  Fitzgerald,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Harvey, 
resigned. 

John  Reynolds,  major  of  the  first  squadron. 

The  Commander-in-chief  having  organized  the  cavalry  in  the 
counties  of  Essex,  Clinton  and  Franklin  into  a  third  squadron  of  the 
Fourth  regiment; 

Resolved,  that  Samuel  Hicks  be  and  he  is  hereby  appointed  major 
commandant  thereof. 

Second  squadron,  fourth  division  of  cavalry: 

Ezra  Lester,  captain;  Eli  Hutchison,  first  lieutenant;  Joseph 
Lamoreaux,  second  do;  Elijah  Griggs,  cornet. 


1810. 


National  politics  had  entered  largely  into  the  situation  in  New 
York  during  the  campaigns  of  1 809-1 810,  the  Federal  party  taking 
on  new  life  from  the  supposed  errors  of  the  national  administration. 
For  the  first  time  in  a  decade  the  Federalists  controlled  a  majority 
in  the  Assembly,  where  William  North  of  Schenectady  was  chosen 
Speaker.  The  session  of  the  legislature  began  January  30th.  The 
Federalists  lost  no  time  in  selecting  a  new  Council  of  Appointment. 
They  labored,  however,  under  one  disadvantage,  for  their  party  was 
not  represented  by  a  senator  in  the  southern  and  middle  districts. 
As  constituted,  the  Council  was  composed  of  two  Republicans,  Isaac 
Carll  of  Suffolk  and  Robert  Williams  of  Dutchess,  and  Daniel 
Paris  of  Montgomery  and  Amos  Hall  of  Ontario,  Federalists.  Mr. 
Williams    eventually    cooperated    with    the     Federalists    in    their 


1810. 


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patronage  onslaughts  upon  their  opponents.  At  the  first  meeting 
a  number  of  dictatorial  changes  were  made:  Abraham  Van 
Vechten  of  Albany  was  appointed  attorney-general;  Daniel  Hale 
of  Albany,  secretary  of  state;  Jacob  Radcliff,  mayor;  Josiah  Ogden 
Hoffman,  recorder;  John  W.  Mulligan,  surrogate,  and  Cadwalader 
D.  Colden,  district  attorney  of  Xew  York.  Theodore  V.  W.  Graham 
was  made  mayor  of  Albany.  Thomas  J.  Oakley  of  Dutchess,  the 
son-in-law  of  Mr.  Williams,  was  rewarded  with  the  position  of  sur- 
rogate of  Dutchess  in  place  of  James  Tallmadge,  removed.  Wher- 
ever the  majority  of  the  Council  could  substitute  one  of  their 
adherents  for  a  Republican,  the  change  was  promptly  made.  Repub- 
licans holding  office  as  judges,  sheriffs,  surrogates,  county  clerks, 
district  attorneys,  and  justices  of  the  peace  were  made  to  realize  the 
power  of  this  colossal  engine  and  were  ruthlessly  removed,  merit, 
fidelitv,  ability  counting  as  naught. 

With  increasing  confidence  in  their  ability  to  elect  a  governor  of 
their  party  in  April,  the  Federalists  on  January  5th  formally  nomi- 
nated Jonas  Piatt  of  Oneida  for  governor,  and  later  Nicholas  Fish 
of  Xew  York,  a  distinguished  soldier  of  the  Revolutionary  war,  for 
lieutenant-governor.  One  month  later,  February  5th,  the  Republi- 
cans, at  a  legislative  caucus,  renominated  Governor  Tompkins  and 
Lieutenant-Governor  Broome.  The  Republicans  were  successful  at 
the  April  election.  The  following  August  Lieutenant-Governor 
Broome  died,  John  Taylor  acting  as  lieutenant-governor. 


Resolved  (his  Excellency  the  Governor  and  Mr.  Carlh  dissent- 
ing), that  William  Paulding,  junior,  be  no  longer  adjutant  general 
of  this  State  and  that  a  supersedeas  issue  accordingly.  Resolved 
(Mr.  Carll,  dissenting),  that  Solomon  Van  Rensselaer  be  and  he  is 
hereby  appointed  adjutant  general  of  the  militia  of  this  State. 


State  Historian.  iiii 

1810. 

ONEIDA    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Oliver  Collins'  regiment:  Fein?' 

9. 

Amos  Seward,  captain,  vice  Nicholson,  resigned;  Arnold  Mason, 
lieutenant,  vice  Ladd,  removed;  Jesse  Neal,  ensign,  vice  Amos  Sew- 
ard, promoted. 

Charles  McNeal,  captain,  vice  Cary,  resigned;  Samuel  C.  Bald- 
win, lieutenant,  vice  Charles  McNeil,  promoted;  David  Kent, 
ensign,  vice  Samuel  C.  Baldwin,  do. 

John  G.  Weaver,  captain,  vice  Brayton,  resigned;  Joseph  Barker, 
lieutenant,  vice  John  G.  Weaver,  promoted;  Jonathan  Eddy,  ensign, 
vice  Joseph  Barker,  do. 

Daniel  Ferguson,  captain,  vice  Camp,  promoted;  Fortune  C. 
White,  lieutenant,  vice  Daniel  Ferguson,  do;  Elijah  Easton,  ensign, 
vice  Fortune  C.  White,  do;  William  Williams,  ensign  light  infan- 
try, vice  M.  Bagg,  refusing;  Herman  Norton,  surgeon's  mate. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Clark  Putnam's  regiment: 

Nathan  Brown,  captain,  vice  Greene,  removed;  Asa  Baker,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Nathan  Brown,  promoted;  Joshua  G.  Green,  ensign. 

Jesse  Fish,  captain,  vice  Reynolds,  resigned;  Ichabod  Cole,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  E.  Gilbert,  do;  Gates  Peck,  ensign. 

Otis  White,  captain;  James  Levally,  lieutenant;  Calvin  Church, 
ensign. 

Earll  Fillmore,  captain,  vice  Fair,  service  transferred;  Joshua 
Bushnell,  lieutenant,  vice  Gilbert,  do;  Arunah  Wright,  ensign. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Thomas  Hicks'  regiment: 

Benjamin  Brayton,  first  major,  vice  Hinckley,  resigned;  Walter 
Fowler,  second  do,  vice  Benjamin  Brayton,  promoted;  Luther 
Storrs,  adjutant,  vice  White,  resigned;  John  Howe,  quartermaster; 
Silas  Pierce,  lieutenant,  vice  B.  Merrill,  removed;  William  Hubbard, 
ensign. 


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1810. 

Aaron  Read,  captain,  vice  Howe,  resigned;  Wolcott  Read,  lieu- 
tenant; Philo  Dewey,  ensign;  Samuel  Johnson,  lieutenant,  vice 
Brook,  promoted. 

John  W.  Brooks,  captain,  vice  W.  Fowler,  do;  Joseph  H.  Wicks, 
ensign,  vice  S.  Johnson,  do. 

In  Major  Commandant  Jonathan  Parkhurst's  battalion: 

Silas  Harman,  paymaster;  Sardius  Brewster,  surgeon. 

Asa  Davis,  captain;  Paul  Allen,  lieutenant;  Danl.  Murdock, 
ensign. 

Xathan  W.  Noice,  captain;  Smith  Dunlap,  lieutenant;  Nicholas 
Gurly,  ensign. 

Hiel  Stone,  captain;  Edmond  Sweet,  lieutenant;  Walter  Read, 
ensign. 

Asa  Whitney,  captain;  Justus  Bristol,  lieutenant;  Joseph  Easton, 
ensign;  Charles  Jones,  lieutenant;  Nathan  Bebee,  ensign;  Simon 
Meacham,  ensign. 

ORANGE    COUNTY. 

Elliott  Hopkins,  brip-ade  quartermaster. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  John  TuthilFs  regiment: 

Elihu  Hedges,  surgeon's  mate. 

Robert  Lamoreaux,  captain,  vice  R.  Davenport,  resigned;  Robert 
Williams,  do,  vice  A.  Cronk,  do;  Samuel  Vanderzer,  do,  vice  J. 
Lynch,  removed. 

Lieutenants — Nathan  Rumsey,  vice  Robert  Lamoreaux,  pro- 
moted; Richard  A.  Kronkhyte,  vice  Robert  Williams,  do;  Joshua 
Sutton,  vice  Samuel  Vanderzer,  do. 

Ensigns — Abraham  Secor,  vice  N.  Rumsey,  do;  Thomas  North, 
junior,  vice  Richard  A.  Kronkhyte,  do;  David  Clark,  vice  Joshua 
Sutton,  do. 


State  Historian.  1113 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Garret  Post's  regiment: 

Henry  Wisner,  junior,  quartermaster,  vice  D.  Mills,  resigned. 

Gabriel  Wisner,  captain,  vice  G.  Bartholf  and  J.  Helmes,  refusing; 
William  Knapp,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Helmes,  refusing;  John 
Sly,  ensign,  vice  G.  Wisner,  promoted. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Abraham  Vail's  regiment: 

Daniel  Corwin,  surgeon's  mate. 

James  D.  Wadsworth,  captain,  vice  J.  Elston,  resigned;  Sandford 
Allen,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Wadsworth,  promoted;  Jeremiah  Elston, 
ensign,  vice  S.  Allen,  do. 

Israel  Turner,  captain;  Dan  Hathaway,  lieutenant;  Josiah 
Ketchell,  ensign — of  a  company  of  grenadiers. 

In  Lieutenant  Colonel  Peter  S.  Van  Orden's  regiment: 

Isaac  Blawvelt,  captain,  vice  J.  Garretson,  resigned;  Dowah  A. 
Blawvelt,  lieutenant,  vice  I.  Blawvelt,  promoted;  Dowah  Blawvelt, 
ensign,  vice  D.  A.  Blawvelt,  do;  Abraham  Hogencamp,  lieutenant 
of  light  infantry,  vice  Wood,  removed;  John  Van  Houten,  ensign 
-do,  vice  Abraham  Hogencamp,  promoted:  Zebede  Wood,  surgeon. 

SENECA    COUNTY. 

Peter  Lecount,  brigade  quartermaster. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Daniel  Sayre's  regiment: 

James  Sweet,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Daniel  Sayre, 
resigned. 

Hugh  W.  Dobbin,  first  major,  vice  James  Sweet,  promoted;  Lam- 
bert Van  Alstyn,  second  major,  vice  Hugh  W.  Dobbin,  do. 

Jacob  Chambelin,  captain,  vice  Lambert  Van  Alstyne,  do;  Nich- 
olas Squiers,  lieutenant,  vice  Jacob  Chambelin,  do;  Henry  Parker, 
ensign,  vice  Nicholas  Squiers,  do. 

Martin  Kendig,  captain;  Asa  Bacon,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice  Mar- 
tin Kendig,  promoted;  Lodewick  Dobbin,  ensign,  vice  A.  Bacon, 


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1810. 


1 1 14  Annual  Report  of  the 

do;  Benjamin  Moses,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Jacobus,  do;  George  Wal- 
dorff,  ensign,  vice  Benjamin  Moses,  do. 

Josiah  Jacobus,  adjutant,  vice  R.  Pratt,  junior,  deceased. 

Sumner  Chapman,  captain;  Amasa  Green,  lieutenant;  Nathl. 
Betts,  ensign — of  a  company  of  light  infantry. 

Company  of  artillery — first  battalion,  Sixth  regiment: 

Samuel  Jacks,  captain;  John  Harris,  junior,  first  lieutenant;  Wil- 
liam Hoopper,  second  lieutenant. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Oliver  Halsey's  regiment: 

Simon  Yreeland,  captain,  vice  Z.  Stout,  promoted;  David  Smith, 
lieutenant,  vice  Simon  Yreeland,  do;  John  Schoby,  ensign;  Selah 
Squires,  ensign,  vice  L.  Knight,  refusing. 

Daniel  Scott,  captain,  vice  S.  Wheeler,  resigned;  Noah  Barnum, 
lieutenant;  James  Dermott,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Leonard,  do;  Jehiel  H. 
Halsey,  ensign,  vice  J.  Dermott,  promoted. 

John  Demott,  paymaster,  vice  J.  McMath,  resigned. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Hugh  Graham's  regiment: 

Peter  Hager,  second,  ensign;  David  Smith,  adjutant. 

Company  of  cavalry — first  squadron,  Ninth  regiment: 

Hermon  Camp,  captain:  Jesse  Owen,  first  lieutenant;  Jonathan 
Thomas,  second  lieutenant;  Augustus  Ely,  cornet. 

ULSTER    COUNTY. 

Brigade  whereof  Siah  Robinson,  esquire,  is  brigadier  general: 

Regiment  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  John  Wilkin, 
esquire: 

Benjamin  Webb,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  J.  Wilkin, 
resigned. 

John  White,  first  major,  vice  Benjamin  Webb,  promoted;  Benja- 
min Woodward,  second  major,  vice  John  White,  do;  John  Gasharie, 
surgeon's  mate,  vice  Arnold,  removed. 


State  Historian.  1115 

John  Dunning,  captain,  vice  J.  Owens,  removed;  Daniel  Reeves, 
lieutenant,  vice  John  Dunning,  promoted;  Walter  Moore,  ensign, 
vice  Daniel  Reeves,  do. 

David  G.  Finch,  captain,  vice  Benjamin  Woodward,  do;  Richard 
Penny,  lieutenant,  vice  Coleman,  resigned;  William  Mulock,  junior, 
ensign,  vice  D.  G.  Finch,  promoted. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Abraham  J.  Hardenbergh's  regiment: 

Mauritieus  Wertz,  surgeon's  mate. 

Moses  Lefever,  captain,  vice  S.  Rose,  resigned;  Abraham 
Woolley,  do,  vice  D.  Gregory,  do;  Griffon  Ransom,  captain,  vice 
Russel,  resigned;  Abraham  H.  Deyo,  lieutenant,  vice  M.  Lefever, 
promoted;  Reuben  Lake,  do,  vice  G.  Ransom,  do;  John  Seymore, 
do,  vice  A.  Woolly,  do;  Abraham  Harris,  ensign,  vice  A.  H.  Deyo, 
do;  John  Bever,  do,  vice  R.  Lake,  do;  Cornelius  Ostrander,  do; 
Matthew  Deyo,  do. 

RICHMOND    COUNTY. 

Regiment  whereof  Joseph  Perine,  esquire,  is  lieutenant  colonel 
commandant: 

Mark  Totten,  captain,  vice  Vandyke,  resigned;  Nathl.  Codding- 
ton,  lieutenant,  vice  Winant,  junior,  resigned;  James  Johnson, 
ensign,  vice  M.  Totten,  promoted. 

ARTILLERY. 

In  the  second  battalion  of  the  Fifth  regiment  of  artillery: 
Joseph  Ketchum,  captain;  Francis  Drake,  first  lieutenant;  Jesse 
Tracey,  second  lieutenant — of  a  new  company. 

Resolved,  that  David  Thomas  be  no  longer  major  general  of  the 
third  division  of  the  militia  of  this  State,  and  that  a  supersedeas  issue 
accordingly — Resolved,  that  Henry  Livingston  be  and  he  is  hereby 
appointed  major  general  of  the  third  division  of  the  militia  of  this 
State. 


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iii6  Annual  Report  of  the 

dutchess  county. 

Brigade  whereof  John  B.  Van  Wyck,  esquire,  is  brigadier  general: 

Lieutenant  Colonel  John  Storm's  regiment: 

Samuel  L.  Van  Voorhees,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Monfort,  resigned; 
Abraham  C.  Dubois,  ensign,  vice  Samuel  Van  Voorhees,  promoted; 
Peter  C.  Dubois,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Wiltse,  refuses;  William  Dollo- 
way,  ensign,  vice  P.  C.  Dubois,  promoted;  Daniel  Crane,  chaplain; 
Stephen  Rapalye,  surgeon's  mate. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Stephen  Barnum's  regiment: 

Joshua  Barnum,  junior,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Ste- 
phen Barnum,  resigned. 

John  Hoyt,  first  major,  vice  J.  Barnum,  junior,  promoted;  Isaac 
Crosby,  junior,  second  major,  vice  J.  Hoyt,  promoted. 

Selah  Gage,  captain,  vice  I.  Crosby,  do;  Samuel  B.  Baxter,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  S.  Gage,  do;  Piatt  V.  Brush,  ensign,  vice  S.  B.  Bax- 
ter, do. 

Peter  Warring,  captain,  vice  E.  Rice,  resigned;  Isaac  Reed,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  P.  Waring,  promoted;  Joseph  Howes,  ensign,  vice  I. 
Reed,  promoted;  William  Jones,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Segar,  refuses; 
Leveritt  Stone,  ensign,  vice  W.  Jones,  promoted. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  James  Townsend's  regiment: 

James  Townsend,  junior,  quartermaster,  vice  S.  Avery,  do;  Ste- 
phen Dodd,  chaplain. 

John  Hyatt,  junior,  captain  of  light  infantry,  vice  E.  Hubbel, 
resigned;  Richard  Dean,  lieutenant  of  do,  vice  J.  Hyatt,  promoted; 
Nathl.  Hyatt,  ensign  do,  vice  R.  Dean,  do;  James  Martin,  ensign, 
vice  Travis,  moved;  Dennis  Sunderland,  ensign,  vice  Hedden,  do; 
Moses  Meade,  ensign,  vice  Lee,  resigned. 

MONTGOMERY    COUNTY. 

Richard  Dodge,  brigadier  general,  vice  (Abraham)  Veeder, 
promoted. 


State  Historian.  1117 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Richard  Dodge's  regiment: 

Abraham  Vosburgh,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  R. 
Dodge,  promoted. 

Henry  Fonda,  first  major,  vice  A.  Vosburgh,  do;  Thomas  Sam- 
mons,  second  do,  vice  H.  Fonda,  do. 

Adam  Eaker,  captain,  vice  T.  Sammons,  do;  Peter  Piper,  lieuten- 
ant, vice  A.  Eaker,  do;  John  B.  Sammons,  ensign,  vice  P.  Piper,  do. 

Daniel  Meeker,  junior,  captain,  vice  D.  Hosmer,  removed;  George 
Brownel,  lieutenant,  vice  D.  Meeker,  promoted ;  Titus  Foster,  ensign, 
vice  G.  Brownell,  do. 

Cornelius  C.  Smith,  captain,  vice  D.  Wemple,  resigned;  John 
Lather,  lieutenant,  vice  Doxtader,  do. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  James  Ford's  regiment : 

Charles  Drake,  captain,  vice  L.  Woodworth,  resigned;  Caleb  Can- 
field,  lieutenant,  vice  Charles  Drake,  promoted;  Daniel  Wilkins, 
ensign,  vice  Caleb  Canfield,  do. 

Godfrey  Shew,  captain,  vice  J.  Shew,  resigned;  Benjamin  Gifford, 
lieutenant,  vice  G.  Shew,  promoted;  Jeremiah  Scribner,  ensign,  vice 
Benjamin  Gifford,  do;  Egbert  Van  Worrher,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Cole, 
deceased;  David  Howel,  ensign,  vice  Wormer,  promoted;  Amos 
Green,  ensign,  vice  Hoag,  removed. 

John  P.  Allen,  first  major,  vice  John  Allen,  erroneously 
appointed. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Peter  Voorhies'  regiment: 

Peter  Van  Buren,  chaplain;  Judah  Burton,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice 
Grove,  deceased;  Timothy  Hutton,  junior,  ensign,  vice  Burton,  pro- 
moted; Chester  Elliot,  lieutenant,  vice  E.  Fosgate,  absconded. 

John  Hilts,  captain,  vice  Job  Hilts,  removed;  Cornelius  Wisner, 
lieutenant,  vice  John  Hilts,  promoted;  Thomas  Crane,  ensign,  vice 
Cornelius  Wisner,  do;  Samuel  R.  Baker,  lieutenant,  vice  A.  Lamb, 
do;  John  Fusler,  ensign,  vice  Samuel  R.  Baker,  do. 


1810. 


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1 1  iS  Annual  Report  of  the 

Avery  Lamb,  captain;  Solomon  Hamilton,  lieutenant;  James  Post, 
ensign — of  a  new  company. 

New  regiment  to  be  made  of  the  battalion  commanded  by  Cor- 
nelius Drake 

Cornelius  Drake,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant;  James  Johnson, 
first  major;  Zalmon  Gilbert,  second  major. 

SARATOGA    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Thomas  Rogers'  regiment: 

John  M.  Berry,  first  major;  Malcom  Crofoot,  second  do;  Daniel 
Hicks,  surgeon's  mate,  vice  D.  Littlefield,  moved. 

Seth  Perry,  junior,  captain,  vice  M.  Crofoot,  promoted;  Dudley 
Emerson,  lieutenant,  vice  S.  Perry,  do;  Rozell,  Perry,  ensign,  vice 
D.  Emerson,  do;  Samuel  Cripton,  lieutenant,  vice  A.  Cadwell, 
moved:  William  King,  ensign,  vice  S.  King,  promoted. 

Major  George  Taylor's  battalion: 

William  Leavens,  quartermaster;  Ira  "YVoodworth,  paymaster. 

Joseph  Rockwell,  captain;  Luke  Johnson,  lieutenant  Laban 
Kegtch,  ensign. 

Ira  Heath,  captain,  vice  Church,  deceased;  Lawrence  Barber, 
lieutenant;  Levy  Heath,  ensign. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Deliverance  Andrus'  regiment: 

John  Dunning,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Deliverance 
Andrus,  resigned. 

Robert  Hunter,  first  major,  vice  J.  Dunning,  promoted;  Reuben 
Woodworth,  second  major,  vice  R.  Hunter,  do. 

John  W.  Patrick,  adjutant,  vice  Abbot,  moved;  Ephraim  Child, 
surgeon,  vice  A.  Carpenter,  resigned;  Danforth  Shumway,  surgeon's 
mate;  Peter  Andrews,  paymaster. 

David  G.  Keeler,  captain,  vice  Reuben  Woodworth,  do;  William 
Strang,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice  D.  G.  Keeler,  do;  Reuben  Wright, 
ensign. 


State  Historian.  1119 

1810. 

John  Montgomery,  captain,  vice  Hodgman,  resigned;  Noadiah 
Moody,  lieutenant,  vice  John  Montgomery,  promoted;  Graurdus 
Downing,  ensign. 

Daniel  Weeks,  captain,  vice  Clark,  moved;  Stephen  Volentine, 
lieutenant,  vice  Daniel  Weeks,  promoted;  Lewis  Smith,  ensign;  Zery 
Wilber,  lieutenant,  vice  Curtis,  resigned;  Peter  Fort,  ensign,  vice 
Z.  Wilber,  promoted;  William  Davis,  ensign. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Hezekiah  Ketchum's  regiment: 

Henry  Bailey,  second  major,  vice  Clute,  resigned;  Felix  Tracy, 
ensign  of  light  infantry. 

Resolved,  that  David  Rogers  be  no  longer  brigade  inspector  of 
the  brigade  of  militia  in  the  county  of  Saratoga,  and  that  a  super- 
sedeas issue  accordingly. 

Resolved,  that  Daniel  G.  Garnsey  be  and  he  is  hereby  appointed 
brigade  inspector  of  the  brigade  of  militia  in  the  county  of  Saratoga. 

ONTARIO    COUNTY. 

Resolved,  that  Rimmon  Colton  be  no  longer  captain  and  that 
Timothy  Orton  be  no  longer  lieutenant  of  a  company  of  light  infan- 
try in  Lieutenant  Colonel  William  Wadsworth's  regiment  in  the 
county  of  Ontario,  and  that  supersedeases  issue  accordingly. 

Brigade  whereof  John  Swift,  esquire,  is  brigadier  general :  ma 

Mareii 

In  Lieutenant  Colonel  Peter  B.  Porter's  regiment:  12- 

Asa  Stanly,  second  major. 

Gahazah  Granger,  quartermaster;  Jeremiah  Atwater,  surgeon's 
mate;  Henry  B.  Chaning,  chaplain. 

Robert  Spencer,  captain,  vice  A.  Stanly,  promoted;  Timothy 
Mawer,  lieutenant;  David  Smith,  lieutenant;  Harvey  Steele,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  R.  Spencer,  promoted;  Samuel  Read,  ensign;  Aaron 
Ackley,  ensign;  David  Aldrich,  ensign. 


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ii20  Annual  Report  of  the 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Philetus  Swift's  regiment: 

Peter  Perine,  captain,  vice  W.  Patten,  resigned;  James  Beard, 
lieutenant,  vice  P.  Perine,  promoted;  Thomas  Davis,  lieutenant; 
John  Shackles,  junior,  ensign;  Michael  Musselman,  ensign. 

Lemuel  Banister,  paymaster;  Howel  R.  Powel,  chaplain. 

Jeremiah  Harrington,  captain;  William  M.  Baker,  lieutenant; 
George  Brown,  ensign — of  a  rifle  company. 

John  Albaugh,  ensign. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Gilbert  Howel's  regiment: 

Calvin  Bradish,  first  major,  vice  J.  Galloway,  refusing;  Edward 
Durfee,  second  major,  vice  C.  Bradish,  promoted. 

Samuel  Jennings,  captain,  vice  E.  Durfee,  do;  Aaron  Durfee,  lieu- 
tenant; Thomas  Rogers,  second,  lieutenant,  vice  Samuel  Jennings, 
do;  Pardon  Durfee,  second,  ensign,  vice  Thomas  Rogers,  do;  Tru- 
man Phelps,  ensign;  Gideon  Shearman,  ensign  of  riflemen;  Ira 
Howard,  ensign. 

William  Porter,  paymaster;  William  White,  surgeon's  mate. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  William  Burnet's  regiment: 

William  Smith,  second  major,  vice  S.  Waines,  declines. 

Leonard  Smith,  captain,  vice  W.  Smith,  promoted;  Stephen  Will- 
cox,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Jillet,  resigned;  Stephen  Havens,  lieutenant; 
William  McPherson,  lieutenant,  vice  L.  Smith,  promoted. 

Ensigns — Silas  Chapin,  vice  W.  McPherson,  do;  Abner  Wood- 
worth,  vice  S.  Willcox,  do;  Frederick  Vandemark,  vice  D.  Hud- 
son, do. 

Battalion  lately  commanded  by  Major  French: 

Thomas  Hathaway,  first  major,  vice  (Jabez)  French,  resigned; 
George  Brown,  second  do,  vice  Thomas  Hathaway,  promoted. 

Brigade  whereof  Amos  Hall,  esquire,  is  brigadier  general : 

Lieutenant  Colonel  A.  Saxton's  regiment: 
Abraham  Parish,  ensign;  Gaius  Lane,  ensign. 


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Lieutenant  Colonel  Peter  Allen's  regiment: 

Captains — Elijah  Clark,  vice  J.  Lubhart,  resigned;  Sylvester  John- 
son, vice  L.  Clurch,  do;  Samuel  Crooks,  vice  Garlinghouse, 
removed;  John  Kent;  Justus  Allen. 

Lieutenants — Lemuel  Metcalf,  vice  L.  Clark,  promoted;  Joshua 
Phillips,  vice  Hartford,  removed;  Roderick  Steele,  vice  Samuel 
Crooks,  promoted;  Stephen  Ralph,  vice  Drury,  resigned;  Ephraim 
Jones;  John  Crandel,  vice  John  Kent,  promoted;  Nathaniel  Crow. 

Ensigns — Joseph  Clark,  vice  Lemuel  Metcalf,  promoted;  Charles 
Roswell,  vice  Nathaniel  Crow,  do;  Joel  Risden,  vice  Joshua  Philips, 
do;  Phillip  Short,  junior,  vice  Roderick  Steele,  do;  James  Hender- 
son, junior,  vice  Stephen  Ralph,  do;  Seragah  Stratton;  Stephen 
Jones,  vice  E.  Jones,  do;  George  Bowen,  vice  John  Crandel,  do. 

Company  of  light  infantry — Elizur  Hills,  captain,  vice  Codding- 
ton,  promoted;  William  T.  Codding,  lieutenant,  vice  L.  Hills,  do; 
Zephaniah  W.  Gooding,  ensign,  vice  William  T.  Codding,  do. 

New  regiment  composed  of  the  militia  of  Major  Patterson's 
battalion: 

Ezra  Patterson,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant. 

Caleb  Hopkins,  first  major;  Nathan  Norton,  second  major;  Oliver 
Culver,  quartermaster. 

Captains — William  Jackson,  Ebenezer  Spears,  Joseph  Bencraft. 

Lieutenants — Ralph  Cleveland,  Olney  Staples,  William  Harris, 
John  Hodge. 

Ensigns — Leonard  Stoneburner,  Tiffany  Nettleton,  Josiah  J.  Kel- 
logg, Lemuel  Wight,  Elihu  Doud,  junior. 

OTSEGO    COUNTY. 

Solomon  Martin,  brigadier  general  vice  E.  Holt,  resigned. 
Lieutenant  Colonel  Francis  Henry's  regiment : 
William  Sprague,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  F.  Henry, 
resigned. 


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Farrand  Stranahan,  first  major,  vice  William  Sprague,  promoted; 
Gurdon  Henry,  second  major,  vice  Farrand  Stranahan,  do. 

John  Hill,  captain,  vice  G.  Henry,  do;  Calvin  Underwood,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  J.  Hill,  do;  Benjamin  Ehvood,  ensign,  vice  C.  Under- 
wood, do. 

Elihu  Phinney,  junior,  captain,  vice  R.  Worthington,  resigned; 
Enoch  Sill,  lieutenant,  vice  E.  Phinney,  junior,  promoted;  Jesse 
Starr,  ensign,  vice  E.  Sill,  promoted. 

Daniel  Carr,  captain,  vice  E.  Dewey,  resigned;  Joseph  Boyington, 
lieutenant,  vice  J.  Perry,  do;  James  Parker,  ensign,  vice  D.  Carr, 
promoted;  William  Fairchild,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Sprague,  refuses. 

Isaac  Williams,  junior,  captain;  Eseck  Steer,  lieutenant;  Ira  Wil- 
liams, ensign — of  light  infantry. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  John  Moore's  regiment: 

Amasa  Harrington,  surgeon;  Ephraim  Mann,  ensign;  Justus 
Goodrich,  ensign. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Gershom  Palmer's  regiment: 

Naboth  Buckingham,  surgeon's  mate. 

Joseph  Miller,  captain,  vice  B.  Tuckerman,  promoted;  Robert 
Titus,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Miller,  do;  Levi  Bardsley,  ensign. 

Samuel  Colwell,  captain,  vice  Whiting,  deceased;  Elijah  Norton, 
lieutenant,  vice  Samuel  Colwell,  promoted;  Elijah  Goodale,  ensign, 
vice  E.  Norton,  do. 

John  Norton,  captain,  vice  J.  Huntley,  resigned;  John  Hodge, 
lieutenant;  Simeon  Marsh,  ensign. 

Daniel  Viber,  captain,  vice  H.  Way,  removed;  John  Brooks,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  A.  Yoemans,  do;  William  Gemung,  ensign,  vice  D. 
Viber,  promoted;  Edward  Colburn,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Hawkins, 
removed;  Samuel  McElwain,  junior,  ensign,  vice  J.  Gardner,  pro- 
moted; Elias  Fitch,  lieutenant,  vice  Harrington,  removed;  Harry 


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Newel,  ensign,  vice  E.  Fitch,  promoted;  Spencer  Marsh,  lieutenant, 
vice-O.  W.  Lynds,  deceased;  Stephen  A.  Eaton,  ensign,  vice  S. 
Marsh,  promoted. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Nathl.  Fenton's  regiment: 
Reuben  Root,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  N.  Fenton, 
resigned. 

Martin  Noble,  first  major,  vice  R.  Root,  promoted;  Matthew 
Rogers,  second  major,  vice  M.  Noble,  do. 

Jeremiah  Starkweather,  captain,  vice  L.  Waldo,  resigned;  William 
E.  Peck,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Merril,  removed;  Israel  Taylor,  ensign, 
vice  J.  Starkweather,  promoted. 

Aiding  Deming,  captain,  vice  D.  Chapin,  resigned;  Henry  Ken- 
edy, lieutenant,  vice  A.  Deming,  promoted ;  Abel  Aylsworth,  ensign, 
vice  H.  Kennedy,  do. 

Truman  Griswold,  captain,  vice  M.  Noble,  do;  Joseph  Gennings, 
lieutenant,  vice  T.  Griswold,  do;  Israel  Thayer,  ensign,  vice  A.  Ben- 
net,  removed. 

Samuel  Barber,  captain,  vice  W.  Carpenter,  do;  John  Keeser, 
lieutenant,  vice  A.  Sheldon,  do ;  Person  Tayler,  ensign,  vice  B.  Oat- 
ley,  resigned. 

Jedediah  Pope,  captain;  James  Hale,  lieutenant;  William  Goff, 
second,  ensign — light  infantry. 

Jesse  Smith,  captain;  Sylvester  Gilbert,  lieutenant;  Albegence 
Waldo  Ainsworth,  ensign — of  a  rifle  company. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  James  Steward's  regiment: 

Uriah  Bigelow,  surgeon;  Gardner  Westcott,  surgeon's  mate. 

Nathan  Kingsley,  captain,  vice  B.  Haver,  removed;  Simeon 
Houghton,  lieutenant;  Joseph  S.  Clark,  ensign — of  light  infantry. 

Stephen  Clark,  captain,  vice  J.  Lane,  resigned;  David  Gott,  lieu- 
tenant; Amos  Belden,  ensign. 


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James  Thompson,  captain;  Samuel  Russell,  lieutenant;  Lemuel 
Houghton,  ensign — of  a  rifle  company. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Mathew  Clyde's  regiment: 

Joseph  Clyde,  second  major,  vice  J.  Walton,  superseded. 

Cornelius  Marks,  captain,  vice  J.  Clyde,  promoted;  Russel  Dar- 
row,  lieutenant,  vice  C.  Marks,  do;  John  Sloan,  junior,  ensign,  vice 
R.  Darrow,  do;  James  Pitts,  lieutenant,  vice  R.  Black,  removed; 
James  Butler,  ensign,  vice  J.  Pitts,  promoted;  Ephraim  Beach, 
ensign,  vice  J.  Stewart,  removed. 

KINGS  AND  QUEENS  COUNTIES. 

Brigade  whereof  Jacob  S.  Jackson,  esquire,  is  brigadier  general: 
Lieutenant  Colonel  Jeremiah  Johnson's  regiment,  Kings  county: 
Adrian  Van  Brunt,  quartermaster,  vice  Stilwell,  resigned. 
Joseph  Herbert,  captain,  vice  Hunt,  resigned;  John  Spader,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Ammerman,  deceased;  James  Moon,  ensign,  vice  Sand, 
refusing;  John  Bergen,  ensign,  vice  Townsend,  promoted. 

William  Denise,  captain,  vice  Durye,  resigned;  Evert  Baskaloo, 
lieutenant,  vice  Bane,  promoted;  John  Jones,  ensign,  vice  William 
Denise,  do. 

QUEENS    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Rem.  B.  Simonson's  regiment: 

Rem  B.  Simonson,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant. 

Benjamin  Coles,  first  major;  Samuel  Williams,  second  major. 

Timothy  Cheesman,  captain,  vice  Samuel  Williams,  promoted; 
Joseph  Townsend,  lieutenant;  James  Losee,  ensign. 

John  Allen,  captain,  vice  M.  Schenck,  deceased;  Richard  Smith, 
lieutenant;  John  J.  Schenck,  ensign. 

John  R.  Weeks,  captain,  vice  R.  B.  Simonson,  promoted;  William 
Crooker,  lieutenant,  vice  G.  Duryea,  do. 

John  McQueen,  captain,  vice  J.  Wortman,  declines;  James 
McQueen,  lieutenant. 


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In  Lieutenant  Colonel  James  Hendrickson's  regiment: 

Nathaniel  Seaman,  junior,  adjutant. 

David  Hendrickson,  paymaster. 

John  Hewlet,  captain;  Hope  Rhodes,  lieutenant;  John  Ludlum, 
junior,  ensign. 

Jacob  R.  Smith,  captain;  Thomas  Carman,  junior,  lieutenant; 
Daniel  Raynor,  ensign — of  a  new  company. 

Samuel  Mott,  captain;  Thomas  Tredwell,  lieutenant;  Stephen 
Wood,  ensign — of  a  light  infantry  company. 

David  Ketchum,  lieutenant;  Daniel  Ryder,  ensign. 

In  Lieutenant  Colonel  John  Ditmas'  regiment: 

John  W.  Messenger,  lieutenant;  Jacob  Bergen,  ensign;  Van 
Wycke  Wickes,  ensign. 

ORANGE    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Garret  Post's  regiment: 

William  Thompson,  junior,  captain;  Thomas  Allison,  lieutenant; 
John  W.  Vanderhoof,  ensign — of  a  company  of  fusileers. 
In  Lieutenant  Colonel  John  Wilkens'  (Wilkin)  regiment: 
Peter  A.  Milspaugh,  surgeon. 

CAVALRY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  George  D.  Wickham's  regiment  of  cavalry: 

Richard  B.  Williams,  adjutant. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Henry  McNeil's  regiment  of  cavalry — fifth 
squadron,  Seventh  regiment: 

Sandford  Tracy,  first  lieutenant,  vice  E.  Hart,  removed;  Choney 
Hotchkiss,  second  lieutenant,  vice  S.  Tracy,  promoted;  Elihu  Trow- 
bridge, cornet,  vice  C.  Hotchkiss,  do;  Fortune  C.  White,  quarter- 
master. 

MONTGOMERY    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Abraham  J.  Vosburgh's  regiment: 

James  Russel,  captain,  vice  Mclntyre,  resigned;  Thaddeus  Mar- 


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tin,  lieutenant,  vice  James  Russel,  promoted;  John  W.  Cady,  ensign, 
vice  Thaddeus  Martin,  do;  John  Sammons,  ensign,  error  in  former 
appointment;  George  H.  Dockstader,  ensign,  vice  Van  Duzer, 
declines. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  (Andrew)  Gray's  regiment: 

William  White,  ensign,  vice  Bates,  removed. 

Frederick  Getman,  junior,  captain,  vice  (John)  Petrie,  declined; 
Richard  Van  Alia,  lieutenant,  vice  Frederick  Getman,  junior,  pro- 
moted; Benjamin  Elwood,  ensign;  Henry  Young,  junior,  ensign, 
vice  Reghter,  removed;  John  J.  Wack,  chaplain. 

WESTCHESTER    COUNTY. 

Samuel  Roof,  junior,  brigade  inspector, vice  John  Archer,  declines. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Pierre  Van  Cortlandt,  junior's,  regiment: 

Lewis  Brown,  captain,  vice  J.  Lent,  junior,  resigned;  John  Tomp- 
kins, lieutenant,  vice  L.  Brown,  promoted;  John  Owens,  ensign, 
vice  J.  Tompkins,  do. 

Augustus  C.  Taylor,  captain,  vice  H.  Lent,  resigned;  Daniel  Lent, 
ensign,  vice  A.  C.  Taylor,  promoted;  Wilhelmus  Garrison,  lieutenant, 
vice  N.  Merrit,  resigned;  John  Fowler,  ensign,  vice  W.  Garrison, 
promoted;  William  Ward,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Storms,  resigned; 
James  Mabey,  ensign,  vice  W.  Ward,  promoted. 

John  Vredenburgh,  captain,  vice  J.  Drake,  removed;  Absolum 
Lent,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Vredenburgh,  promoted;  Nathaniel  Ander- 
son, junior,  ensign,  vice  A.  Lent,  promoted;  Joseph  Lyons,  lieuten- 
ant, vice  J.  Lent,  resigned. 

Volunteer  company— Jacob  D.  Dyckman,  captain;  David  E. 
Travis,  lieutenant;  Jeremiah  Pugsley,  ensign — light  infantry. 

ORANGE    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Cornelius  Bruyn's  regiment: 

William    Johnston,    captain,    vice   J.    Dubois,    resigned;    Robert 


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Graham,  lieutenant,  vice  W.  Johnston,  promoted;  Alexr.  Thompson, 
ensign,  vice  R.  Graham,  do. 

GREENE   COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Samuel  Haight's  regiment: 

Garret  Person,  junior,  captain,  vice  Day,  resigned;  John  Van 
Vechten,  lieutenant,  vice  Garret  Person,  promoted;  William  Sturges, 
ensign,  vice  John  Van  Vechten,  do. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Eli  Angevine's  regiment: 

Company  of  fusileers — John  Brush,  captain,  vice  Rudd,  resigned; 
James  Willson,  lieutenant,  vice  John  Brush,  promoted;  Edmond 
G.  Perlee,  ensign,  vice  Herrick,  resigned. 

CAVALRY. 

Eighth  regiment  of  cavalry,  first  squadron : 

Asa  White,  major;  Oran  E.  Baker,  adjutant. 

Charles  Knap,  captain,  vice  Asa  White,  promoted;  Reuben  Davis, 
first  lieutenant,  vice  A.  Gray,  moved;  David  Baker,  second  lieu- 
tenant, vice  C.  Knap,  promoted;  John  S.  Flagler,  cornet,  vice  R. 
Davis,  do. 

Second  squadron:  Joshua  Whitney,  major;  Daniel  Le  Roy, 
quartermaster. 

John  H.  Avery,  captain,  vice  J.  Whitney,  promoted;  Lewis 
Squires,  first  lieutenant,  vice  J.  H.  Avery,  do;  Nathan  Camp,  second 
lieutenant,  vice  L.  Squires,  do;  Christopher  Eldridge,  cornet,  vice 
N.  Camp,  do. 

Darius  Stanley,  captain,  vice  J.  Ketchum,  resigned;  Cyrus  John- 
son, first  lieutenant,  vice  D.  Stanley,  promoted;  Stephen  Ball,  second 
lieutenant,  vice  D.  Le  Roy,  do;  Asa  Whitney,  cornet. 

Isaac  Ringe,  captain,  vice  J.  Ballard,  do;  Joseph  Hoar,  first  lieu- 
tenant, vice  I.  Ringe,  do;  William  Miller,  second  lieutenant,  vice 
J.  Hoar,  promoted;  Stephen  Knap,  cornet,  vice  W.  Miller,  do. 


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1810. 

Third  squadron:  Coleman  J.  Keeler,  major;  Cornelius  Cuyler, 
paymaster. 

John  James,  captain,  vice  C.  J.  Keeler,  resigned;  Francis  Brown, 
first  lieutenant;  William  Ward,  second  lieutenant;  David  Trow- 
bridge, junior,  cornet. 

ONEIDA    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Thomas  Hicks'  regiment — second  squadron, 
seventh  division: 

Company  of  cavalry — Moulton  Millar,  captain;  James  Douglas, 
first  heutenant;  Abraham  Cooper,  second  lieutenant;  Abraham 
Brooks,  cornet. 

Brigade  of  cavalry  whereof  Jonas  Piatt,  esquire,  is  brigadier 
general: 

James  Lynch,  brigade  inspector. 

CAYUGA    COUNTY. 

Company  of  artillery — John  H.  Cumpston,  first  lieutenant;  Hacha- 
liah  Burt,  second  lieutenant. 

MADISON    COUNTY. 

Company  of  horse  artillery — Nicholas  Wells,  cornet. 

DELAWARE    COUNTY. 

New  company  of  cavalry — Isaac  Ogden,  captain;  Charles  A. 
Foote,  first  lieutenant;  Shadrack  Hayward,  second  do;  Martin  Ray, 
cornet. 

OTSEGO    COUNTY. 

Resolved,  that  John  Walton  be  no  longer  major  of  the  regiment 
of  militia  in  the  county  of  Otsego,  whereof  Matthew  Clyde,  esquire, 
is  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  and  that  a  supersedeas  issue 
accordingly. 


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washington  county. 

South  brigade — Lieutenant  Colonel  Caleb  Brown's  regiment: 

David  Sill,  adjutant,  vice  J.  Streeter,  moved;  Samuel  T.  Shephard, 
paymaster. 

Aaron  M.  Perine,  captain,  vice  McDougal,  moved;  Lemuel 
Dwelly,  lieutenant,  vice  A.  M.  Perine,  promoted;  William  Robert- 
son, junior,  ensign,  vice  L.  Dwelly,  do. 

William  Fullerton,  captain,  vice  McClellan,  moved;  Samuel  Liv- 
ingston, lieutenant,  vice  W.  Fullerton,  promoted;  George  Getty, 
ensign,  vice  S.  Livingston,  do;  John  Straight,  junior,  lieutenant, 
vacancy;  David  Outman,  ensign,  vice  J.  Straight,  junior,  do;  James 
Bowker,  ensign,  vice  Bancraft,  refusing;  Isaac  Hewitt,  lieutenant; 
Nathan  Smith,  ensign. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Herculus  Rice's  regiment: 

Edward  Small,  captain,  vice  H.  Orcutt,  resigned;  William  Coul- 
ter, lieutenant,  vice  E.  Small,  promoted;  Ezra  Warner,  ensign,  vice 
W.  Coulter,  do. 

Joshua  Brownell,  captain,  vice  N.  Skinner,  moved;  Preserved 
Brownell,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Brownell,  promoted;  Timothy  Ruggles, 
junior,  ensign. 

Duty  Sayles,  captain,  vice  S.  Brown,  refused;  Abraham  Smith, 
lieutenant,  vice  Duty  Sayles,  promoted;  Ezra  Waite,  lieutenant,  vice 
T.  Beach,  moved;  Edmund  H.  Wells,  ensign,  vice  E.  Waite,  pro- 
moted; Adin  Sanger,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Richardson,  resigned;  Wil- 
liam Hoyt,  ensign;  John  J.  Perine,  lieutenant  light  infantry,  vice 
J.  Powers,  moved;  John  J.  Van  Buskirk,  ensign,  do,  vice  J.  J. 
Perine,  promoted. 

Elias  Vanderlip,  captain  of  do,  vice  D.  Pratt,  resigned;  George 
Miller,  lieutenant,  do,  vice  E.  Vanderlip,  promoted;  Harmanus  C. 
Wendell,  ensign,  do,  vice  J.  Wells,  junior,  resigned. 


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Lieutenant  Colonel  James  Green's  regiment: 

Benjamin  Carswell,  second  major,  vice  N.  Durkee,  resigned. 

Thomas  Kendrick,  surgeon's  mate. 

Nathan  Hubbard,  captain,  vice  B.  Carswell,  promoted;  Alexr. 
Coulter,  lieutenant,  vice  N.  Hubbard,  do;  Samuel  Hubbard,  ensign. 

Stephen  Bell,  captain,  vice  L.  Durkee,  resigned;  John  Ransom, 
lieutenant,  vice  M.  Carey,  resigned;  Ebenezer  Kimball,  ensign,  vice 
S.  Ball,  promoted;  James  Harsha,  lieutenant,  vice  F.  McNaughten, 
resigned;  Daniel  McNeil,  ensign,  vice  J.  Harsha,  promoted;  Isaac 
Crocker,  ensign,  vice  J.  Ransom,  do. 

Light  infantry — Alexr.  Little,  lieutenant,  vice  W.  Lytle,  refusing; 
John  Durkee,  ensign,  vice  W.  Leigh,  refused. 

ONEIDA    COUNTY. 

Brigade  whereof  George  Doolittle  is  brigadier  general: 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Thomas  Cassaty's  regiment: 

Sylvester  Gridley,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Thomas 
Cassaty,  removed. 

Martin  Hawley,  first  major,  vice  Sylvester  Gridley,  promoted; 
David  Curtiss,  second  major,  vice  Martin  Hawley,  do;  Ashbel 
Chapin.  quartermaster,  vice  M.  Cassaty,  removed. 

Reuben  Root,  captain,  vice  Jackson,  resigned. 

John  C.  Bartlet,  captain,  vice  David  Curtiss,  promoted. 

Ira  Hills,  captain,  vice  E.  Frisbie,  removed. 

Lieutenants — Joel  Brigham,  vice  S.  Allen,  resigned;  William  Far- 
rington,  vice  R.  Root,  promoted;  Amos  Picket,  vice  I.  Hills,  do; 
Joseph  Stone,  vice  G.  A.  H.  Hurd,  resigned;  John  Trask,  junior, 
vice  A.  Chapin,  promoted. 

Ensigns — Isaac  Allen,  second,  vice  R.  Munn,  removed;  Nathan 
Rose,  vice  W.  Farrington,  do;  Amos  Woodward,  vice  J.  Stone,  pro- 


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moted;  Janna  Hawley,  vice  J.  Hine,  resigned;  Oliver  Rood,  vice 
J.  Frank,  junior,  promoted;  Levi  Skinner,  vice  A.  Picket,  do. 

Isaac  Benedict,  captain;  Gould  Benedict,  lieutenant;  Elisha  Cook, 
ensign — of  a  rifle  company. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Silas  Parkins'  regiment: 

Jonathan  Palmer,  junior,  paymaster;  Laurens  Hull,  surgeon; 
Stephen  Preston,  surgeon's  mate. 

Samuel  Jones,  junior,  captain,  vice  J.  Babcock,  resigned;  Samuel 
Judson,  lieutenant,  vice  S.  Jones,  junior,  promoted;  William  Stilwell, 
ensign,  vice  S.  Judson,  do. 

James  Riley,  captain,  vice  T.  Jeffers,  removed;  Adino  Winchel, 
lieutenant,  vice  J.  Riley,  promoted;  Aaron  Stafford,  ensign;  Joseph 
Farewell,  ensign. 

Peleg  Brown,  captain,  vice  E.  Brooks,  removed;  David  Converse, 
junior,  lieutenant,  vice  P.  Brown,  promoted;  Gurdon  Turner,  ensign. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Ebenezer  Chamberlain's  regiment: 

Sherman  Barns,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Ebenezer 
Chamberlain,  removed. 

Israel  Stoddard,  first  major,  vice  S.  Barns,  promoted;  Amos  Kent, 
second  major,  vice  I.  Stodard,  do;  Abram  Perkins,  adjutant,  vice 
E.  Wright,  resigned;  Richard  Goodale,  quartermaster,  vice  A.  Kent, 
promoted;  Ephraim  Smith,  paymaster;  John  Smith,  lieutenant,  vice 
A.  Johnson,  removed;  Jehiel  Higgins,  ensign,  vice  J.  Smith,  pro- 
moted. 

Emri  Case,  captain,  vice  E.  Curtiss,  removed;  Norman  Waugh, 
lieutenant,  vice  N.  Sutlef,  resigned;  Truman  Waugh,  ensign. 

NEW   YORK   COUNTY. 

First  brigade  of  artillery: 

First  regiment: 

G.  Storm,  quartermaster. 


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Captains — Burnel  Brown,  vice  P.  C.  Van  Wyck,  appointed  re- 
corder; Thomas  C.  Butler,  vice  J.  Dodge,  resigned;  John  Le  Maire, 
vice  R.  Swartout,  appointed  in  staff. 

First  lieutenants — Frazer  Ayres,  vice  E.  Brown,  promoted;  John 
Bloodgood,  vice  T.  C.  Butler,  do;  Robt.  Oliver,  vice  J.  Le  Maire,  do. 

Second  lieutenants — John  Salisbury,  Samuel  Stevens. 

Second  regiment: 

John  Bleecker,  first  major,  vice  A.  Bleecker,  promoted. 

Captains — John  P.  Bessonet,  vice  A.  Bleecker,  promoted;  Alexr. 
Ming;  Richd.  Kingsland,  vice  Wm.  H.  Shipman,  at  Nova  Scotia; 
Nathl.  Richards,  vice  R.  Burchan,  resigned;  Robert  Degrushe,  vice 
A.  Campbell,  do. 

First  lieutenants — Wm.  S.  Chapman,  vice  J.  P.  Bessonett,  pro- 
moted ;  Thomas  A.  Cummings,  vice  R.  Kingsland,  do ;  George  R.  A. 
Ricketts,  to  Captain  Wallace's  company;  Jas.  G.  Forbes,  vice  N. 
Richards,  promoted;  Robert  Degrushe,  vice  T.  Scott,  resigned; 
Thomas  Crytie  (Chrystie),  vice  A.  Whitney,  resigned;  John  Marston, 
vice  T.  Marston,  resigned;  Val.  Luff,  vice  R.  Degrushe,  promoted; 
Thomas  W.  Gilbert,  vice  A.  Ming,  do;  Aaron  Levy. 

Second  lieutenants — George  Xixon,  vice  W.  S.  Chapman,  pro- 
moted; Peter  Van  Winkle,  vice  T.  A.  Cumming,  do;  Daniel  E. 
Dunscomb,  vice  T.  W.  Gilbert,  do;  George  W.  Murray,  vice  J.  G. 
Forbes,  do;  Christian  Brown,  vice  V.  Luff,  do;  Joseph  Lametti,  in 
Captain  Brinckerhoff's  company. 

Third  regiment: 

Captains — Thomas  R.  Mercein,  by  seniority;  Josiah  Ferris,  vice 
V.  Scudder,  resigned;  George  Hodgson,  vice  Tylee,  deceased; 
Andrew  Bremner,  vice  Pinkney,  resigned. 

First  lieutenants — John  M.  Bradhurst,  vice  Thomas  R.  Mercein, 
promoted;  Edward  Rockwell,  vice  Andarise,  resigned;  George  M. 
Brown,  vice  Andrew  Bremner,  promoted. 


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Second  lieutenants — Samuel  Gedney,  William  H.  Lippencott, 
Jacob  Peterson;  William  Seaman,  vice  Gedney;  Benjamin  Wood, 
vice  John  M.  Bradhurst,  promoted;  James  Benedict,  vice  Haight, 
resigned;  Joseph  A.  Weed,  vice  George  M.  Brown,  promoted; 
George  Talcott,  junior,  vice  Sherman,  transferred;  Tho.  R.  Smith, 
vice  Edward  Rockwell,  promoted;  Stephen  Storm,  vice  William  H. 
Lippencott. 

Jacob  Broadhurst,  chaplain. 

Fourth  regiment: 

William  T.  Hunter,  adjutant;  Joseph  E.  Boerum,  quartermaster; 
Jeremiah  Shotwell,  paymaster. 

Lodowick  Post,  first  lieutenant,  vice  V.  Hedges,  promoted;  Alden 
Spooner,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Lodowick  Post,  do;  John  R.  Van 
Ranst,  second  do,  vice  former  lieutenant,  deceased. 

For  the  brigade : 

Anthony  Bleecker,  brigade  inspector. 

KINGS  AND  QUEENS  COUNTIES. 

For  the  brigade: 

Vanbrunt  Afagaw,  brigade  quartermaster. 

ONTARIO    COUNTY. 

Brigade  whereof  John  Swift,  esquire,  is  brigadier  general : 

In  a  battalion  of  riflemen  now  organized: 

William  Howe  Cuyler,  first  major;  Elihu  Granger,  second  major; 
Samuel  A.  Clesson,  adjutant;  Samuel  Ledyard,  quartermaster;  Wil- 
liam White,  surgeon. 

SCHOHARIE    COUNTY. 

Second  squadron,  fourth  division  of  cavalry: 

David  France,  first  lieutenant,  vice  (Ben  Arnold)  Cheeseborough, 
removed;  Roswell  Sexton,  second  lieutenant;  Jeremiah  Couders 
(Cowden),  cornet. 


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delaware  county. 

Resolved,  that  Erastus  Root  be  no  longer  brigadier  general  of  the 
brigade  of  militia  in  the  county  of  Delaware,  and  that  a  supersedeas 
issue  accordingly. 

Resolved,  that  David  Phelps  be  and  he  is  hereby  appointed  briga- 
dier general  of  the  said  brigade,  to  take  rank  from  the  15th  day  of 
February,  1808. 

MADISON    COUNTY. 

For  the  brigade : 

Lieutenant  Colonel  J.  N.  M.  Hurd's  regiment: 

Samuel  Dutton,  first  major,  vice  J.  Doolittle,  resigned;  Selathial 
Jackson,  second  major,  vice  S.  Dutton,  promoted. 

Oliver  Peirson,  captain,  vice  S.  Jackson,  do;  David  Dunham, 
lieutenant,  vice  O.  Peirson,  do;  Benjamin  Bumpus,  ensign,  vice  D. 
Dunham,  do;  James  Munger,  ensign  of  light  infantry,  vice  D.  Fas- 
ket,  moved. 

Barzillai  Northrup,  captain,  vice  D.  Tuttle,  resigned;  Andrews 
Loveland,  lieutenant,  vice  B.  Northrup,  promoted;  Edward  Gaylord, 
ensign. 

Ezra  Jenkins,  captain,  vice  T.  Gillet,  moved;  John  R.  Watson, 
lieutenant,  vice  W.  Powers,  moved;  Abner  Sweetland,  ensign,  vice 
J.  Bradley,  disabled. 

John  Davison,  captain,  vice  W.  Abbot,  resigned;  Marvel  Under- 
wood, lieutenant,  vice  J.  Davison,  promoted;  David  Barret,  ensign, 
vice  M.  Underwood,  do;  John  C.  Payne,  lieutenant,  vice  E.  Hill, 
moved;  Ezra  Hurd,  ensign,  vice  J.  C.  Payne,  promoted;  Martin 
Hackley,  ensign,  vice  J.  W.  Whiting,  moved. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Erastus  Cleveland's  regiment: 

Ephraim  Clough,  second  major. 

David  Peebles,  captain,  vice  E.  Clough,  promoted;  Jonathan 
Sloan,  lieutenant,  vice  D.  Peebles,  do;  Gaius  Hitchcock,  ensign,  vice 
T.  Sloan,  do. 


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John  Pratt,  captain,  vice  J.  West,  resigned;  Chauncey  Gaston, 
lieutenant,  vice  J.  Pratt,  promoted;  Eliel  Barber,  ensign,  vice  G. 
Gaston,  do. 

Daniel  Barber,  captain,  vice  D.  Russel,  resigned;  George  Vaughn, 
lieutenant,  vice  D.  Barber,  promoted;  Levi  Dick,  ensign,  vice  G. 
Vaughn,  do;  Martin  Roberts,  junior,  ensign,  vice  R.  Skeel,  moved. 

John  Bradley,  captain,  vice  G.  Stevens,  resigned;  Jacob  Harts- 
horn, lieutenant,  vice  W.  Bradley,  promoted. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Nathaniel  Haskell's  regiment: 

Oliver  Brown,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  N.  Haskell, 
resigned. 

Reuben  Leonard,  first  major,  vice  O.  Brown,  promoted;  John 
Stanton,  second  major,  vice  R.  Leonard,  do. 

John  Wilber,  captain,  vice  J.  Stanton,  do;  Asahel  Thomas,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  J.  Wilber,  do;  Elijah  B.  Miller,  ensign,  vice  A. 
Thomas,  do. 

Charles  Huntington,  captain,  vice  N.  Crandel,  moved;  John  Rog- 
ers, lieutenant,  vice  C.  Huntington,  promoted;  Robert  Randal, 
junior,  ensign,  vice  B.  Davis,  moved. 

Phinehas  Babcock,  captain  of  light  infantry;  Hezekiah  Babcock, 
lieutenant  of  do ;  William  Whitford,  ensign  do. 

Jonathan  Spencer,  lieutenant;  John  Barber,  ensign,  vice  J.  Spen- 
cer, promoted;  Luke  Green,  ensign. 

Ethan  Clarke,  second,  quartermaster. 

Resolved,  that  Jehiel  Felt  be  no  longer  captain  of  a  company  in 
the  regiment  of  militia  in  the  county  of  Madison  whereof  Erastus 
Cleveland,  esquire,  is  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  and  that  a 
supersedeas  issue  accordingly. 

Truman  Billings,  captain,  vice  Jehiel  Felt,  superseded;  Ephraim 
Gray,  lieutenant;  Francis  Whetmore,  ensign. 


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albany  county. 

Brigade  whereof  Paul  Todd,  esquire,  is  brigadier  general: 

Bazeleel  Howe,  brigade  quartermaster. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  William  Mackey's  regiment: 

Jacob  Coplen,  lieutenant,  vice  S.  Stephens,  moved;  William  Law- 
rance,  do,  vice  E.  Myres,  do;  Enoch  Sayres,  ensign,  vice  J.  Coplen, 
promoted;  John  Y.  Wright,  ensign,  vice  A.  Lauron,  moved;  Hugh 
Campbell,  ensign,  vice  J.  Pratt,  do;  David  Vermilyea,  junior,  ensign. 

In  Lieutenant  Colonel  John  Gallup's  regiment: 

Staff  officers — Daniel  Butterfield,  adjutant,  vice  J.  Tyle,  promoted; 
Isaac  Janes,  quartermaster,  vice  D.  Butterfield,  do;  Daniel  Gallup, 
paymaster;  Enoch  Cheney,  surgeon;  David  Devoe,  chaplain. 

Thomas  Rogers,  captain,  vice  Conklin,  moved. 

Lieutenants — Robt.  Read,  vice  T.  Rogers,  promoted;  John 
Wauley,  vice  M.  Whipple,  do;  Egbert  Schoonmaker,  mistake  in  a 
former  commission;  Justice  Boynton,  vice  T.  Wraugh,  resigned; 
Gabriel  Secor,  vice  M.  J.  Overocker,  moved. 

Ensigns — Daniel  Denison,  vice  J.  Warely,  promoted;  Aaron  Van 
Auken,  vice  J.  Boynton,  do;  Ezra  Gallup,  junior,  vice  G.  Secor,  do; 
John  Cornel,  vice  R.  Read,  do. 

Major  Silas  Marsh's  battalion: 

William  H.  Devoe,  surgeon. 

James   Frost,   captain,   vice   J.    Briggs,   moved;   Joseph   Gague, 
junior,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Frost,  promoted;  Richard  Briggs,  ensign, 
vice  J.  Gague,  junior,  do;  Isaac  Van  Brunt,  do,  vice  J.  Sherburne, 
resigned;  Benjamin  Humphrey,  do,  vice  J.  Harris,  do. 
Company  of  artillery  to  be  raised  out  of  the  said  brigade: 
Jesse  Tylar,  captain;  Malachi  Whipple,  first  lieutenant;  Nathan 
Gallup,  junior,  second  lieutenant. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Laurence  Schoolcraft's  regiment: 


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Alexander  McMillen,  captain;  Peter  Baragar,  lieutenant;  Ebene- 
zer  E.  Wands,  ensign — of  a  rifle  company. 

ALBANY  AND   SCHENECTADY   COUNTIES. 

Brigade  lately  commanded  by  Brigadier  General  Gerrit  Van 
Schaick: 

Stephen  P.  Schuyler,  brigade  quartermaster,  vice  L.  Gansevoort, 
moved. 

CAVALRY. 

In  Lieutenant  Colonel  Rensselaer  Westerlo's  regiment: 

John  L.  Sill,  adjutant;  Harman  Fonda,  second  lieutenant;  Stephen 
Van  Rensselaer,  junior,  cornet. 

First  squadron,  Fifth  regiment  of  cavalry: 

Elijah  Griggs,  second  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Lamoreaux,  resigned; 
Thomas  Conklin,  cornet,  vice  Elijah  Griggs,  promoted. 

John  Vanderheyden,  captain;  Cornelius  A.  Vandezee  first  lieu- 
tenant; Gerrit  Oliver,  second  lieutenant;  Frederick  Merkle,  cornet — 
of  a  new  company. 

COLUMBIA    COUNTY. 

Resolved,  that  Samuel  Carroll  be  no  longer  captain  and  Curtis 
Graham  no  longer  ensign  of  a  company  of  light  infantry  in  the 
regiment  of  militia  in  the  county  of  Columbia  whereof  Jacob  Rutsen 
Van  Rensselaer,  esquire,  is  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  and 
that  supersedeases  issue  accordingly. 

Resolved,  that  in  the  said  regiment  the  following  officers  be  and 
they  are  hereby  appointed,  to  wit: 

Levirit  Cruttenden,  captain;  Barnabus  Waterman,  lieutenant; 
Austin  Stocking,  ensign — of  a  company  of  light  infantry. 

ORANGE   COUNTY. 

Resolved,  that  William  Bull,  junior,  be  and  he  is  hereby  appointed 

paymaster  of  Lieutenant  Colonel  John  Wilkin's  regiment  in  Orange 

county. 

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new  york  county. 

Second  brigade  of  infantry,  First  regiment: 

Daniel  Dodge,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant. 

Gilbert  S.  Mount,  second  major,  vice  Johnson,  to  be  promoted; 
William  J.  Stewart,  paymaster;  Xathaniel  D.  Hunter,  surgeon's 
mate. 

Captains — Charles  Dickenson,  William  S.  Hick,  William  Ruckle. 

Lieutenants — Jonathan  B.  Gosman,  vice  Hicks,  promoted;  Wil- 
liam Patterson,  vice  Garniss.  do;  William  T.  McCoun,  vice  Wood- 
ruff, do;  Jonathan  J.  Coddington,  vice  Rucker;  Julius  L.  Dunning, 
vice  Daly,  transferred;  Josiah  P.  Knapp,  vice  Disbrow,  do. 

Ensigns — Isaac  P.  Smith,  vice  Jonathan  J.  Coddington,  pro- 
moted; Wrilliam  H.  Falls,  vice  Julius  L.  Dunning,  do;  Abijah 
Fisher,  Jotham  Smith,  William  W.  Chester,  John  Groshon,  John 
Turner. 

Second  regiment: 

Eebnezer  Irving,  second  major,  vice  (Gilbert  S.)  Mount,  promoted. 

Captains — Robert  Hyslop,  vice  Todd,  promoted;  Robert  M.  Rus- 
sell, vice  Fash,  resigned. 

Lieutenants — Phillips  Phoenix,  vice  Robert  Hyslop,  promoted; 
Tyler  Maynard,  vice  Robert  M.  Russell,  do;  Isaac  U.  Coles,  vice 
Spencer,  transferred:  William  H.  Maxwell,  vice  Wallis,  do;  James 
T.  B.  Romayne,  vice  Quackenbush,  deceased:  White  Youngs,  vice 
Blackwell,  declined;  Joseph  Gerard,  vice  Penfield;  Ezra  C.  Wood- 
hull,  vice  Pell,  not  accepted. 

Ensigns— William  Clarke,  vice  Robins;  Stephen  Storm,  vice 
Phillips  Phoenix,  promoted ;  Henry  Richmond,  vice  Tyler  Maynard, 
do;  Samuel  Woodhull,  vice  Isaac  U.  Coles,  do;  Israel  Russell,  vice 
William  H.  Maxwell,  do;  Cornelius  R.  Duffie,  vice  James  T.  B. 
Romayne,  do;  Robert  Blackwell,  Xathaniel  Tylee. 


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Third  regiment: 

Nathan  Sayre,  first  major,  vice  J.  W.  Mulligan,  promoted;  Wil- 
liam Thorn,  second  major,  vice  Nathan  Sayre,  do. 

Captains — William  Peck,  vice  William  Thorn,  promoted ;  Edward 
H.  Nicholl,  vice  King,  do;  James  Turk,  vice  J.  Sayre,  resigned. 

Lieutenants — William  E.  Dunscomb,  vice  William  Peck,  pro- 
moted; James  Chrystie,  vice  Edward  H.  Nicoll,  do;  James  A.  Bay- 
ard, vice  James  Turk,  do;  John  B.  Scott,  vice  Tylee,  transferred; 
John  J.  Sickles,  vice  Radcliff,  do. 

Ensigns — Luther  Bradish,  vice  William  E.  Dunscomb,  promoted; 
Thomas  Delancy,  vice  James  Chrystie,  do;  Homer,  Whittemore,  vice 
James  A.  Bayard,  do;  Benjamin  A.  Ackerly,  vice  John  B.  Scott,  do; 
Benjamin  F.  Boyd,  vice  John  J.  Sickles,  do;  Robert  Sedgwick,  vice 
Cooke,  do. 

Fourth  regiment: 

William  W.  Todd,  first  major,  vice  Blackwell,  promoted;  Teunis 
Riker,  second  major,  vice  Cholwell,  removed. 

Captains — William  Green,  vice  Lawrence,  resigned;  George  Will- 
son,  vice  Johnson,  resigned;  Daniel  D.  Arden,  vice  Teunis  Riker, 
promoted;  Donald  C.  Buckloe,  vice  Cornwell,  resigned. 

Lieutenants — Elias  Hoffman,  vice  Myers,  resigned;  Henry  Car- 
penter, vice  Griffen,  do;  Robert  Gosman,  junior,  vice  Daniel  D. 
Arden,  promoted;  John  W.  Gibson,  vice  Wilson,  do;  Samuel  B. 
Romaine,  vice  Seixas,  transferred;  Lewis  Lockwood,  vice  Brooks, 
do;  Hugh  Maxwell,  vice  Gibson,  promoted;  Gerard  D.  Smith,  vice 
William  Green,  do;  Coe  Gale,  vice  Hoffman,  do. 

Ensigns — Samuel  Harris,  vice  Henry  Carpenter,  promoted;  Peter 
Wilson,  vice  Robert  Gosman,  junior,  do;  Thomas  A.  Morris,  vice 
John  W.  Gibson,  do;  John  T.  Smith,  vice  Samuel  B.  Romaine,  do; 
Hendrick  Boerum,  vice  Lewis  Lockwood,  do;  William  Barnwell, 


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vice  Hugh  Maxwell,  do;  David  Henderson,  junior,  vice  Gales, 
appointed  quartermaster. 

Riflemen — Xathaniel  Fisk,  captain;  Stephen  Wood,  lieutenant; 
Isaac  Ludlum,  ensign. 

Fifth  regiment: 

John  W.  Mulligan,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  (William) 
Paulding  (junior),  to  take  rank  from  25th  March,  1809. 

Jeromus  Johnson,  first  major,  vice  John  W.  Mulligan;  Elisha  W. 
King,  second  major;  Charles  Bostwick,  quartermaster;  Clairborne 
Chew,  paymaster;  Alexander  H.  Stevens,  surgeon's  mate. 

Captains — James  Daly,  Samuel  W.  Disbrow,  Thomas  Spencer, 
John  Wallis,  Daniel  E.  Tylee,  William  S.  RadclifF,  Solomon  Seixas, 
William  W.  Brooks. 

Lieutenants — Ezekiel  Robins,  Thomas  W.  Garniss,  Effingham 
Schieffelin;  Claiborne  Chew,  Xeii  McNeil,  Garret  H.  Striker,  John 
Cooke,  Gabriel  L.  Lewis,  Charles  Bostwick,  Charles  King,  Robert 
Chew. 

Ensigns — Peter  Stevenson,  Ravand  Kearney,  Ferdenand  Suydam, 
William  B.  Hutchings,  Andrew  Bowne. 

RICHMOND    COUNTY. 

Abraham  P.  Housman,  captain,  vice  Corson,  resigned;  Matthew 
Ridgway,  do,  vice  J.  Tysen,  do. 

Cornelius  C.  Corson,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice  Abraham  P.  House- 
man, promoted;  John  Tysen,  junior,  do,  vice  Matthew  Ridgway,  do; 
William  Degroat,  do,  vice  Corson,  junior,  do;  Abraham  Kinser  do, 
vice  John  Tysen,  junior,  do. 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

For  the  brigade: 

Jacob  A.  Fort,  brigadier  general,  vice  (Hosea)  Moffit,  resigned. 

Late  Lieutenant  Colonel  Jacob  A.  Fort's  regiment: 


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Joseph  Dorr,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  J.  A.  Fort, 
promoted. 

Sylvester  Noble,  first  major,  vice  J.  Dorr,  do;  John  Haynes,  sec- 
ond major,  vice  S.  Noble,  do;  Charles  H.  Wetmore,  surgeon's  mate. 

Captains — James  Olmsted,  vice  Gifford,  resigned;  John  H. 
Haynes,  vice  N.  Bishop,  resigned;  John  Spicer,  vice  J.  Haynes,  pro- 
moted; Lemuel  Sherwood,  vice  R.  Chace,  removed;  Samuel  Will- 
son  ;  Abraham  Keach,  of  light  infantry,  vice  R.  Abbot,  resigned. 

Lieutenants — Abraham  Van  Wort,  vice  James  Olmsted,  pro- 
moted; John  Wallace,  junior,  vice  John  H.  Haynes,  do;  Allen 
Spicer,  vice  J.  Spicer,  do;  Garret  Hallenbeck,  vice  Lemuel  Sher- 
wood, do;  Conradt  Raymond,  vice  S.  Willson,  do;  John  B.  Ryan, 
of  light  infantry,  vice  Abraham  Keach,  do. 

Ensigns — Reuben  Williams,  vice  W.  V.  Wort,  promoted;  Moses 
Wright,  vice  John  Wallace,  junior,  do;  Earl  Peirce,  vice  Allen 
Spicer,  do;  Rix  Green,  vice  Garret  Hallenbeck,  do;  Roswell  Hal- 
stead,  vice  Conradt  Raymond,  do;  Daniel  Delavan,  of  light  infantry, 
vice  John  B.  Ryan. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Gilbert  Eddy's  regiment: 

John  J.  Groesbeck,  paymaster,  vice  J.  Van  Vechten,  resigned. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Elisha  Stewart's  regiment: 

Caleb  Carr,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  E.  Stewart, 
resigned;  Eliphaz  Spencer,  first  major,  vice  C.Carr,  promoted;  Rufus 
Sweet,  second  major,  vice  A.  Swan,  resigned;  Eber  Moffit,  adju- 
tant, vice  W.  L.  Gardner,  resigned;  William  K.  Scott,  surgeon,  vice 
J.  Griggs,  resigned. 

Captains — James  Jones,  vice  W.  Vary,  refusing  to  accept;  Abner 
Bull,  junior,  vice  R.  Sweet,  promoted;  Barnard  Hix,  vice  Eliphaz 
Spencer,  do;  Samuel  E.  Gibbs,  of  light  infantry. 

Lieutenants — Thomas  L.  Adams,  vice  J.  Jones,  promoted;  Samuel 


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Post,  vice  Abner  Bull,  junior,  do;  Solomon  W.  Lawrence,  vice  S: 
Boughton,  resigned;  Chancey  Porter,  of  light  infantry. 

Ensigns — William  Jones,  vice  Thomas  P.  Adams,  promoted; 
Henry  Reynolds,  junior,  vice  Samuel  Post;  John  Adzit,  junior,  vice 
P.  Miller;  Daniel  St.  John,  vice  J.  Marks,  resigned;  Benjamin  Sweet, 
of  light  infantry. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Adam  Yates'  regiment: 

Barent  Schuyler,  adjutant,  vice  G.  Corning,  promoted;  Martin 
Van  Alstyne,  paymaster,  vice  B.  Schuyler,  do. 

John  Defriest,  junior,  captain,  vice  J.  J.  Fonda,  deceased;  Martin 
Defriest,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Defriest,  promoted;  William  Case,  do, 
vice  N.  Barber,  refusing;  Cornelius  Adriance,  do;  James  Giles,  do, 
vice  S.  Clark;  William  W.  Sloyter,  ensign,  vice  C.  Sloyter,  removed; 
Richard  J.  Deforest,  ensign,  vice  Martin  Van  Alstyne,  promoted; 
Artemus  Osgood,  ensign,  vice  C.  Adriance,  do;  Luther  Bliss,  ensign, 
vice  N.  Hickok,  removed. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Samuel  McChesney's  regiment: 

William  Clark,  paymaster,  vice  D.  Willcox,  resigned. 

David  Mattison,  captain,  vice  D.  Arnold,  do;  Joseph  Burdick, 
junior,  do,  vice  Rogers,  removed;  Hezekiah  Hull,  junior,  lieutenant, 
vice  D.  Mattison,  promoted;  Solomon  Smith,  junior,  do,  vice  Joseph 
Burdick,  do;  William  Childs,  do,  vice  Hutton,  removed;  Javis 
Green,  ensign,  vice  Hezekiah  Hull,  promoted;  Zebulon  Scrivens, 
second,  do;  John  Hutton,  ensign,  vice  William  Childs,  do;  Eber 
Moffit,  adjutant. 

For  a  company  of  riflemen  in  Lieutenant  Colonel  Joseph  Dorr's 
regiment: 

Munson  Smith,  captain;  Peter  Vandenburgh,  lieutenant;  Joseph 
Reed,  ensign. 


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montgomery  county. 
Lieutenant  Colonel  John  Roof's  regiment: 
George  H.  Nellis,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant. 

James  Smith,  first  major;  David  Mayer,  second  do. 

* 

Robert  Bouman,  captain;  Jaben  Welsh,  lieutenant;  Hollani 
Champlain,  ensign. 

Jacob  W.  Fox,  captain;  Felix  Green,  lieutenant;  Oliver  Williams, 
ensign. 

Marcus  Kesseller,  captain;  John  Failing,  lieutenant;  Cornelius 
Ostrander,  ensign;  John  Willson,  lieutenant;  John  Harder,  ensign. 

Thomas  Baker,  captain;  Jacob  J.  Young,  lieutenant;  Simon  D. 
Toll,  ensign. 

Robert  Crouse,  captain;  Jacob  Sanders,  lieutenant;  David  Diefin- 
dorf,  ensign;  John  G.  Walrath,  ensign  of  light  infantry. 

SARATOGA    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Isaac  Geer's  regiment: 

Phineas  Warren,  captain,  vice  Jonathan  Smith,  resigned;  James 
Perry,  lieutenant,  vice  Phineas  Warren,  promoted;  Thomas  Perry, 
ensign,  vice  J.  Perry,  do;  Aaron  Wheeler,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Salis- 
bury, moved;  Daniel  Smith,  ensign,  vice  A.  Wheeler,  promoted. 

Jonathan  Delano,  junior,  captain,  vice  D.  D.  Wolf,  resigned; 
Aaron  Grenold,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Delano,  promoted;  Paul  Edwards, 
ensign. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  John  Prior's  regiment: 

John  Prior,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  G.  Goodrich, 
«    resigned. 

Samuel  Bailey,  first  major,  vice  J.  Prior,  promoted;  John  Bockes, 
second  major,  vice  S.  Bailey,  do;  George  H.  Benham,  lieutenant, 
vice  J.  Ladow,  moved;  Edward  Gillman,  ensign,  vice  G.  H.  Ben- 
ham,  promoted;  John  Smith,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice  D.  Bockus, 


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moved;  Burr  Kendrick,  ensign;  Darius  Wright,  lieutenant;  Caleb 
Strong,  ensign,  vice  D.  Wright,  promoted;  Abner  Medbury,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  J.  King,  moved;  Jestice  Day,  ensign,  vice  A.  Medbury, 
promoted. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Hezekiah  Ketchum's  regiment: 
Andrew  Emigh,  captain,  vice  H.  Bailey,  promoted;  Anthony  S. 
Badgley,  lieutenant,  vice  A.  Emigh,  do;  William  Gates,  ensign,  vice 
Anthony  S.  Badgley,  do;  Silas  Cogswell,  ensign,  vice  J.  Hubbs, 
moved. 

HERKIMER    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  William  Feeter's  regiment: 

James  Haile,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  William  Feeter, 
resigned. 

Daniel  Wright,  first  major,  vice  Hale,  promoted;  Daniel  Fenner, 
second  do,  vice  Daniel  Wright,  do;  Bela  Ward,  adjutant. 

John  Green,  captain,  vice  D.  Fenner,  promoted;  Robt.  Conant, 
lieutenant,  vice  J.  Green,  do;  John  Paul,  ensign,  vice  R.  Conant,  do. 

Stephen  Van  Arna,  captain,  vice  S.  Carpenter,  do;  Ezra  Hicks, 
lieutenant,  vice  S.  V.  Arna,  do;  Cephas  Braynard,  ensign,  vice  E. 
Flicks,  do. 

Anson  Leet,  captain,  vice  C.  M.  Johnson;  Joseph  Stevens,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  N.  Carpenter:  Philip  Ward,  ensign,  vice  A.  Leet;  Elijah 
Carpenter,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Carpenter;  Samuel  Dyer,  ensign,  vice 
J.  Comins;  Joseph  Petrie,  lieutenant,  vice  E.  Hall;  Peter  Pickert, 
ensign,  vice  J.  Petrie:  Charles  Dyer,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Payne;  Ste- 
phen Smith,  second,  ensign,  vice  C.  Dyer. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Daniel  Petrie's  regiment: 

Jesse  Churchill,  chaplain;  Nicholas  Shoemaker,  ensign,  vice  G. 
Petrie;  Rufus  Starkweather,  lieutenant,  vice  S.  Dana;  Otis  Smith, 
ensign,  vice  R.  Starkweather;  Zachariah  Townsend,  lieutenant,  vice 
N.  Bangs;  Ziba  Corbet,  ensign,  vice  J.  Morgan,  junior. 


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In  Lieutenant  Colonel  Jonah  Knap's  regiment: 

Jacob  Abrames,  surgeon;  Harvey  W.  Doolittle,  surgeon's  mate; 
Archibald  Blair,  adjutant,  Michael  J.  H.  Myers,  quartermaster. 

Samuel  Allen,  captain,  vice  S.  Brayton;  Darius  Hawkins,  lieu- 
tenant; Reuben  Barney,  ensign,  vice  S.  Allen. 

Sheldon  Colhoon,  captain,  vice  T.  Davis;  Ara  Priest,  junior,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  S.  Colhoon,  promoted;  Rufus  Howard,  ensign,  vice  A. 
Priest,  junior,  do. 

Jonathan  King,  captain,  vice  S.  Miller,  do;  Herman  Bush,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  J.  King,  do;  Asahel  Andrews,  ensign,  vice  H.  Bush,  do; 
Cyrus  Root,  lieutenant;  Edward  Baker,  ensign. 

CAYUGA    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Henry  Hewit's  regiment: 

Daniel  Thorp,  adjutant,  vice  H.  Avery,  promoted. 

Ambrose  Hickcox,  captain,  vice  E.  Rathbun,  resigned;  George 
Southmaid,  ensign,  vice  O.  Culver,  refused. 

Henry  Watkins,  captain,  vice  A.  Tracey,  resigned;  James  P.  Fitch, 
lieutenant,  vice  H.  Watkins,  promoted;  Philo  Sperry,  ensign,  vice 
J.  P.  Fitch,  promoted;  William  Bennet,  lieutenant,  vice  E.  Babbet, 
refusing;  Daniel  Brimsmade,  ensign,  vice  W.  Bennet,  promoted; 
Daniel  Brightman,  lieutenant,  vice  W.  T.  Gardner,  removed;  Seth 
Swift,  ensign,  vice  D.  Brightman,  promoted. 

Ebenezer  Durkee,  captain,  vice  A.  Weed,  removed;  John  Daniels, 
lieutenant,  vice  L.  Hill,  refusing;  Thomas  Parker,  ensign,  vice  E. 
Durkee,  promoted. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Henry  Bloom's  regiment: 

James  Johnson,  lieutenant,  vice  E.  Dean,  promoted;  Isaac  Cre- 
dick,  ensign,  vice  J.  Johnson,  do. 

Eliakim  Dean,  captain;  David  Quigg,  lieutenant;  Levi  Moore, 
ensign. 


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John  Ozman,  captain,  vice  D.  Watkins,  removed;  Jedediah  Rey- 
nolds, lieutenant,  vice  J.  Ozman,  promoted;  David  Belknap,  ensign; 
John  Guthrie,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Price,  removed;  David  Morton, 
ensign,  vice  J.  Guthrie,  promoted. 

In  Lieutenant  Colonel  Cornelius  D.  De  Witt's  regiment: 

Cornelius  Van  Orsdoll,  ensign;  Daniel  Reynolds,  lieutenant; 
Jonah  Camp,  ensign;  Samuel  Root,  ensign,  vice  L.  Fuller,  removed; 
Royal  X.  Powers,  surgeon;  Levi  Pierce,  paymaster. 

In  Lieutenant  Colonel  John  Harris'  regiment: 

Daniel  Wisner,  ensign,  vice  E.  Spencer,  removed;  Eleazer  B. 
Stockwell,  lieutenant,  vice  W.  Sharp,  do;  Joseph  Culver,  ensign, 
vice  E.  B.  Stockwell,  promoted. 

Martin  Remmington,  captain,  vice  D.  Shelden,  resigned;  Elihu 
Atwell,  lieutenant,  vice  M.  Remmington,  promoted;  John  Freeman, 
ensign,  vice  E.  Atwell,  do;  Elijah  Buck,  ensign,  vice  S.  Tyler, 
removed;  Robert  Parks,  ensign;  Alex.  Price,  lieutenant,  vice  R. 
Parsoll,  removed;  Timothy  Strong,  ensign,  vice  A.  Price,  promoted. 

Manasseh  Grover,  captain,  vice  P.  Palmer,  removed;  Henry 
Montgomery,  lieutenant,  vice  M.  Grover,  promoted;  Abel  Terry,, 
ensign,  vice  H.  Montgomery,  do. 

Henry  R.  Brinkerhoof,  captain;  John  B.  Van  Middlesworth,  lieu- 
tenant; George  R.  Brinkerhoof,  ensign;  Daniel  M.  Bristol,  lieuten- 
ant; Thatcher  J.  Ferris,  ensign;  William  L.  Gilbert,  lieutenant; 
James  Hasken,  ensign. 

Daniel  Calkins, captain;  John  Calkins,  lieutenant;  Lyman  Loomes, 
ensign — of  a  company  of  grenadiers. 

ONEIDA    COUNTY. 

In  Lieutenant  Colonel  Clark  Putnam's  regiment: 
Benjamin  Wright, captain:  Levi  Greene,  lieutenant;  David  Brown, 
ensign — of  a  company  of  light  infantry. 


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otsego  county. 
In  Lieutenant  Colonel  Matthew  Clyde's  regiment: 
Joseph  Clyde,  first  major,  vice  J.  Tenant,  junior,  removed;  Moses 
Rich,  second  major,  vice  J.  Clyde,  promoted;  William  Story,  pay- 
master, vice  J.  Dicksen,  resigned;  Delos  White,  surgeon's  mate. 

FOR  THE  CAVALRY. 

In  the  Second  regiment  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel 
George  D.  Wickham: 

First  squadron — Andrew  Stukle  (Stickle),  second  lieutenant; 
Henry  Montfort,  cornet;  Isaac  Beckwith,  cornet. 

Peter  Leyster,  captain,  vice  Philips,  resigned;  Samuel  Thorn,  first 
lieutenant;  John  Diddle,  second  do;  Lemuel  Fuller,  cornet;  Ben- 
jamin Still,  first  lieutenant;  Comfort  Stark,  second  lieutenant; 
Andrew  Hubbell,  cornet. 

Second  squadron — William  Ecker,  captain,  vice  A.  Wyant, 
deceased;  Samuel  Belknap,  junior,  first  lieutenant,  vice  William 
EckeK,  promoted;  Tunis  Dolson,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Belknap, 
do;  Joseph  Ransom,  cornet,  vice  Dolson,  do. 

For  the  Third  regiment — Ebenezer  Wilson,  junior,  paymaster, 
vice  McCoun,  resigned. 

First  squadron — John  Van  Duezen,  captain,  vice  Livingston,  pro- 
moted; Simon  Rockefeller,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Best,  resigned; 
Jonas  F.  Miller,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Dolloff,  resigned;  John 
Haver,  cornet,  vice  Simon  Rockefeller,  promoted;  Nathan  Halsey, 
first  lieutenant,  vice  Webster,  resigned;  Lodowyck  S.  Babcock, 
second  lieutenant,  vice  Nathan  Halsey,  promoted;  Ebenezer  J.  Cady, 
cornet,  vice  Lodowyck  S.  Babcock,  do. 

Second  squadron — Braddick  Hall,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Arnold, 
resigned;  Alanson  Clark,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Braddick  Hall, 
promoted;  Joseph  Ammindon,  cornet,  vice  A.  Coon,  moved. 


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First  squadron — Clark  Northrup,  captain,  vice  P.Welch,  resigned. 

In  Lieutenant  Colonel  Rensselaer  Westerlo's  regiment: 

Chariot  Partridge,  first  lieutenant,  vice  C.  Vought,  promoted; 
Nathan  Gallup,  second  do,  vice  J.  Burdick,  do;  Benjamin  Jacobs, 
cornet,  vice  C.  Partridge,  do. 

Christopher  Vought,  captain;  Job  Burdick,  first  lieutenant;  Ben- 
jamin Frost,  cornet;  William  Whipple,  second  lieutenant — of  a  new 
troop. 

ST.    LAWRENCE  COUNTY. 

Resolved,  that  Joseph  Edsall  be  no  longer  lieutenant  colonel  com- 
mandant of  the  regiment  of  militia  in  the  county  of  St.  Lawrence, 
and  that  a  supersedeas  issue  accordingly. 

Resolved,  that  David  Ford  be  and  he  is  hereby  appointed  lieu- 
tenant colonel  commandant  of  the  said  regiment,  to  take  rank  from 
the  30th  March,  1807. 

NEW   DIVISIONS. 

His  Excellency  the  Commander-in-chief  having  thought  proper 
to  divide  the  fifth  division  of  the  militia  of  this  State  into  three 
divisions: 

The  first  of  said  divisions  to  be  called  the  fifth  division;  to  be 
composed  of  the  militia  in  the  counties  of  Herkimer,  Oneida,  Onon- 
daga, Jefferson,  Lewis  and  St.  Lawrence. 

The  second  of  said  divisions  to  be  called  the  sixth  division;  to  be 
composed  of  the  militia  in  the  counties  of  Madison,  Chenango, 
Broome,  Tioga,  Cortlandt  and  Otsego. 

The  third  of  said  divisions  to  be  called  the  seventh  division;  to  be 
composed  of  the  militia  in  the  counties  of  Cayuga,  Seneca,  Ontario, 
Steuben,  Allegany,  Genesee,  Niagara,  Chautauqua*  and  Cat- 
taraugus.* 

*  Chautauqua  county  and   Cattaraugus   county  were  erected  from  Genesee  county 
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Resolved,  that  Jacob  Morris  be  and  he  is  hereby  appointed  major 
general  of  the  said  sixth  division,  and  that  Amos  Hall  be  and  he  is 
hereby  appointed  major  general  of  the  said  seventh  division. 

ONTARIO    COUNTY. 

For  the  brigade  lately  commanded  by  Major  General  Amos  Hall: 

William  Wadsworth,  brigadier  general,  vice  A.  Hall,  promoted. 

In  the  regiment  lately  commanded  by  General  (William)  Wads- 
worth  : 

William  Markham,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Wads- 
worth. 

Joseph  W.  Lawrence,  first  major,  vice  William  Markham;  John 
Markham,  second  major,  vice  Joseph  W.  Lawrence;  Zebulon  Roth- 
bun,  ensign;  Rowland  Weeks,  do;  Nathan  Jefferds,  lieutenant; 
David  Parker,  ensign;  David  Rowley,  lieutenant;  Joseph  M.  Gil- 
bert, ensign. 

Timothy  Hosmer,  junior,  lieutenant  of  light  infantry. 

Shubael  C.  Hovey,  captain  do. 

Artillery — First  battalion,  Sixth  regiment:  George  W.  Jones, 
second  lieutenant. 

WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

Brigade  whereof  Micajah  Pettit  is  brigadier  general: 

Lieutenant  Colonel  John  Stewart's  regiment: 

Christian  Sackrider,  first  major,  vice  J.  Woods;  Israel  P.  Bald- 
win, surgeon,  vice  A.  Freeman,  resigned;  Horace  Barnum,  sur- 
geon's mate,  vice  I.  P.  Baldwin;  Calvin  Swain,  chaplain. 

Russel  Cole,  captain,  vice  J.  Thomas,  resigned;  Nicholas  Camp- 
bell, lieutenant,  vice  J.  Durand,  removed;  John  Padden,  ensign; 
Roger  Barnum,  lieutenant;  William  Elliot,  ensign. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Zepheniah  Kingsley's  regiment: 

Pliny  Adams,  second  major,  vice  W.  Huggins,  removed;  Silas 


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Duey  Kellogg-,  quartermaster,  vice  A.  Clark,  promoted;  John  Jake- 
ways,  surgeon's  mate. 

Thomas  Bigelow,  ensign,  vice  N.  Kingsley,  resigned;  Obadiah 
Webster,  captain,  vice  P.  Adams,  promoted;  Thadeus  Sheldon,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  O.  Webster,  do;  Richard  Doolittle,  ensign;  Daniel  Man- 
ville,  ensign;  Samuel  Downs,  lieutenant;  Epaphroditus  C.  Hold- 
ridge,  ensign;  Guy  Wheeler,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Spalding,  removed; 
Abner  P.  Hitchcock,  ensign,  vice  G.  Wheeler,  promoted. 

Orla  Hall,  captain;  Micah  Skinner,  lieutenant;  Horace  Hitch- 
cock, ensign — of  a  company  of  light  infantry. 

CHENANGO    COUNTY. 

For  the  brigade: 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Thompson  Mead's  regiment: 

Pardon  Morris,  adjutant;  Tilley  Lynde,  quartermaster;  Asa  Nor- 
ton, paymaster;  Henry  Mitchell,  surgeon;  John  Camp,  junior,  sur- 
geon's mate. 

James  Thompson,  second,  captain;  Peleg  Arnold,  lieutenant; 
Benoni  Mawn,  ensign. 

Reuben  Gray,  captain;  Edward  Gray,  lieutenant;  Nathaniel  E. 
Gray,  ensign. 

Solomon  Kelsey,  captain;  Rodolphus  Simonds, lieutenant;  Charles 
West,  ensign. 

Stephen  Ailing,  captain;  Michael  Lamb,  lieutenant;  John  Haight, 
ensign. 

Benjamin  Prentis,  lieutenant;  Joshua  Bishop,  ensign. 

James  K.  Pike,  captain;  Richard  Brown,  lieutenant;  Reuben 
Ferris,  ensign. 

Seth  Sexton,  captain;  Ethan  Reynolds,  lieutenant;  Blin  Harris, 
ensign. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Denison  Randall's  regiment: 


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Sylvanus  Moor,  captain;  Benjamin  Ketcham,  lieutenant;  John 
Wilcox,  ensign. 

Moses  Eldred,  captain;  Elisha  Gage,  lieutenant;  Eli  D.  Catlin, 
ensign;  Simeon  Cook,  ensign. 

Oliver  Richmond,  junior,  captain;  Abijah  Warren,  lieutenant; 
Samuel  Lewis,  junior,  ensign. 

Ebenezer  Hill,  captain;  William  M.  Fish,  lieutenant;  William 
Smith,  ensign. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Thompson  Mead's  regiment: 

Gardiner  Waters,  lieutenant;  Henry  Waters,  ensign. 

Rufus  Rosa,  captain;  John  G.  Howard,  lieutenant;  Calvin  Coe, 
ensign. 

WESTCHESTER    COUNTY. 

For  the  brigade: 

Jeremiah  Anderson,  brigade  quartermaster. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Jonathan  Varian's  regiment: 

John  Van  Wout,  first  major;  David  Ferris,  second  major;  David 
Rogers,  junior,  surgeon. 

William  Odle,  captain,  vice  John  Van  Wout,  promoted;  Abraham 
Acker,  lieutenant,  vice  William  Odel,  do;  John  Boyee,  ensign,  vice 
Abraham  Acker,  do. 

Gilbert  Lewis,  captain,  vice  D.  Ferris,  do;  William  Wendover, 
lieutenant,  vice  G.  Lewis,  do. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Abijah  Harris'  regiment: 

Gabriel  Smith,  junior,  first  major,  vice  Seely,  refusing;  William 
Vail,  second  major,  vice  Finch;  William  Sacket,  surgeon;  James 
Fountain,  junior,  surgeon's  mate. 

Gilbert  Sarles,  captain,  vice  Gabriel  Smith,,  junior,  promoted; 
William  Lyon,  lieutenant,  vice  Gilbert  Sarles,  do;  Abraham  Sher- 
wood, ensign. 

Joel  Hally,  captain,  vice  William  Vail,  promoted;  Ebenezer  Knox, 


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lieutenant,  vice  Joel  Halley,  do;  David  Close,  ensign;  John  Burr 
Whitlock,  ensign. 

CLINTON    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Marinus  F.  Durand's  regiment: 

Benjamin  Reynolds,  captain,  vice  J.  Stephenson,  resigned;  John 
Baker,  lieutenant,  vice  B.  Reynolds,  promoted;  John  Xicols,  ensign, 
vice  J.  Baker,  do. 

Simon  Bateman,  captain,  vice  D.  Mayo,  removed;  John  Dix, 
lieutenant,  vice  S.  Bateman,  promoted;  (Witt)  Lane,  ensign,  vice 
J.  Dix,  do. 

David  Anderson,  captain,  vice  T.  Doty,  removed;  Jeremiah 
Churchill,  lieutenant,  vice  D.  Anderson,  promoted;  James  Patterson, 
ensign,  vice  J.  Churchill,  do. 

Ezra  Thurber,  captain;  Jonathan  Slater,  lieutenant:  Daniel  T. 
Taylor,  ensign. 

ESSEX    COUNTY. 

Regiment  whereof  Joseph  (Elijah)  Barnes  is  lieutenant  colonel 
commandant: 

Justus  Bailey,  captain;  Beers  Tomlinson,  lieutenant;  William 
Moore,  ensign. 

ALBANY  AND   SCHENECTADY  COUNTIES. 

Brigade  lately  commanded  by  General  (Gerrit  W.)  Van  Schaick: 
Lieutenant  Colonel  Matthew  Trotter's  regiment: 
William  Fryer,  first  major,  vice  S.  Lansing,  resigned;  Sebastian 
Visscher,  second  major,  vice  W.  Fryer,  promoted. 

John  Townsend,  captain,  vice  S.  Bleecker,  resigned;  William 
McHarg,  do,  vice  S.  P.  Schuyler,  promoted;  John  Scoville,  lieuten- 
ant, vice  J.  Townsend,  do ;  Thomas  Campbell,  do,  vice  J.  Evertson, 
disabled;  George  B.  Spencer,  do,  vice  J.  T.  B.  Graham,  deceased; 
David  Vanderheyden,  do,  vice  W.  McHarg,  promoted. 


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Ensigns — James  Stevenson,  vice  J.  Scoville,  do;  John  Van  Vegh- 
ten,  vice  G.  McPherson,  promoted;  John  B.  Washburn,  vice  T. 
Campbell,  do;  John  Erwin,  vice  G.  B.  Spencer,  do;  Chester  Bulk- 
ley,  of  light  infantry,  vice  D.  Vanderheyden,  do. 

Robert  Elliot,  adjutant,  vice  L.  Schuyler,  deceased;  Sandford 
Cobb,  lieutenant  of  riflemen,  vice  Schuyler,  deceased;  George 
McPherson,  ensign  of  do,  vice  Sandford  Cobb,  promoted. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Jacob  Swits'  regiment: 

Cornelius  Bogardus,  chaplain. 

James  C.  Duane,  captain  of  light  infantry,  vice  T.  Smith,  resigned. 

Zegar  Van  Santvoord,  junior,  captain,  vice  T.  B.  Clench;  Abra- 
ham S.  Groot,  lieutenant,  vice  Zegar  Van  Santvoord,  promoted; 
Thomas  Wasson,  junior,  ensign,  vice  A.  Starks,  promoted;  Peter  J. 
Clute,  ensign  of  light  infantry,  vice  H.  G.  Van  Ingen,  moved;  Daniel 
S.  Degraaf,  ensign,  vice  T.  H.  Ten  Eyck,  do;  William  McClymon, 
ensign,  vice  A.  S.  Groot,  promoted;  Abraham  Oothout,  junior,  adju- 
tant, vice  J.  Knowles,  deceased;  Myndert  J.  Mynderse,  lieutenant, 
vice  P.  Brown,  moved. 

SUFFOLK    COUNTY. 

For  the  brigade: 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Timothy  Conkling's  regiment: 

Israel  Carl,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Timothy  Conk- 
ling,  resigned;  Charles  H.  Havens,  surgeon's  mate. 

Samuel  Strong,  captain,  vice  W.  Wheeler,  resigned;  Henry  Nicoll, 
lieutenant,  vice  S.  Strong,  promoted;  Eliphalet  Mobray,  ensign,  vice 
H.  Nicoll,  do. 

Samuel    Muncy,    captain,    vice    T.    Ketchum,    resigned;    John 

Ketchum,  lieutenant,  vice  S.  Muncy,  promoted;  Theodorus  Wickes, 

ensign,  vice  J.  Ketchum,  promoted;  Richard  Okeley,  ensign,  vice 

N.  Chichester,  refusing;  Isaac  Conkling,  lieutenant;  Oliver  Carll, 

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lieutenant,  vice  E.  Prime,  moved;  Ariel  Lewis,  ensign,  vice  O.  Carll, 
promoted. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Abraham  Rose's  regiment: 

William  Halsey,  captain,  vice  A.  Topping,  resigned;  William 
Howel,  lieutenant,  vice  W.  Halsey,  promoted;  Levi  Howel,  ensign, 
vice  William  Howel,  do;  David  Haines,  ensign,  vice  J.  Woodruff, 
resigned;  Asa  Miller,  ensign,  vice  H.  Conklin,  promoted. 

In  Lieutenant  Colonel  Daniel  Youngs'  regiment: 

Jonathan  Huntting,  chaplain;  Matthew  Bewell,  surgeon's  mate. 

Benjamin  King,  ensign,  vice  J.  Mapes,  resigned;  Leveret  Reeve, 
ensign,  vice  T.  Taber,  refusing. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  James  Davis'  regiment: 

Zachariah  Green,  chaplain;  Benjamin  Franklin  Thompson,  sur- 
geon; Nathaniel  Miller,  surgeon's  mate. 

David  Robbins,  captain,  vice  T.  Miller,  resigned;  John  Woodhull, 
lieutenant,  vice  D.  Robbins,  promoted;  Daniel  Davis,  ensign,  vice 
J.  Woodhull,  do;  Daniel  Tooker,  lieutenant,  vice  R.  Hudson,  moved; 
Edmun  Wheeler,  ensign,  vice  D.  Tooker,  promoted;  Jonathan  Cook, 
ensign,  Jagger's  company,  vacant. 

Ezra  Tower,  captain;  Henry  W.  Nicoll,  lieutenant;  Merrit 
Learned,  ensign — of  a  company  of  light  infantry. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Abraham  Rose's  regiment: 

Stephen  Post,  captain,  vice  H.  Harris,  resigned;  Austin  Howel, 
lieutenant,  vice  S.  Post,  promoted;  Appollos  Harris,  ensign,  vice 
Austin  Howel,  do. 

CORTLAND    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Daniel  Miller's  regiment: 

Andrew  Dickson,  quartermaster,  vice  G.  Curtis,  refusing;  Lewis 
S.  Owen,  surgeon;  Alen  Barney,  surgeon's  mate. 
Thomas  Williams,  ensign,  vice  E.  Atwater,  removed. 


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Asa  Cowles,  captain,  vice  S.  Phelps,  do;  Asa  Austin,  lieutenant, 
vice  A.  Cowles,  promoted;  Jacob  Badgley,  ensign,  vice  A.  Austin, 
do;  Zadock  Strong,  ensign,  vice  J.  B.  Herrick,  resigned. 

Paul  Babcock,  captain,  vice  A.  Legg,  transferred;  Theodore 
Dowd,  lieutenant,  vice  M.  Legg,  do. 

iMartin  Phelps,  captain,  vice  D.  Hayler,  removed;  James  Crofutt, 
lieutenant,  vice  H.  Phelps,  promoted;  Ts?ac  Smith,  ensign,  vice 
L.  Johnson,  resigned. 

Heman  Phelps,  captain;  Elijah  Church,  lieutenant;  Abm.  Van 
Buskark,  ensign — of  a  new  company. 

New  regiment  now  organized: 

John  Kingman,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant. 

Josiah  Dwight,  first  major,  vice  J.  Kingman,  promoted;  Joseph 
Chaplin,  second  major. 

Reuben  Fish,  captain,  vice  J.  Dwight,  promoted;  Horace  Dwight, 
lieutenant,  vice  R.  Fish,  do;  George  W.  Kingman,  ensign;  Patrick 
Mallery,  lieutenant;  Zacharius  Squires,  ensign. 

John  Daines,  captain,  vice  W.  Sawdy,  removed;  Erastus  Cole, 
lieutenant;  Joseph  Huntley,  ensign. 

William  Lincoln,  captain,  vice  J.  Chaplin,  promoted;  Daniel 
Sheldon,  lieutenant,  vice  W.  Lincoln,  do;  Thomas  Luce,  ensign. 

Enoch  Allen,  captain;  Nathl.  Knapp,  lieutenant;  Elisha  Wood- 
ruff, ensign. 

New  battalion,  now  organized : 

William  Stewart,  major  commandant. 

Jesse  Blanchard,  captain;  George  Haynes,  lieutenant;  George 
Colver,  ensign;  Josiah  Smith,  lieutenant;  Isaac  Wheeler,  ensign,  vice 
J.  Smith,  promoted. 

Jonas  Thayer,  captain;  Frederick  Freeman,  lieutenant;  Robert 
Watson,  ensign. 


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Isaac  Smith,  captain;  Aaron  Haight,  lieutenant;  George  Forbs, 
ensign. 

Stephen  N.  Peck,  adjutant;  Lewis  Hedges,  quartermaster;  Aaron 
Angles,  paymaster. 

Elijah  Wheeler,  captain. 

DUTCHESS    COUNTY. 

Xorth  brigade: 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Solomon  Cook's  regiment: 

Lemuel  Morey,  captain,  vice  J.  Leet,  resigned;  Seneca  Northrup, 
lieutenant,  vice  L.  Morey,  advanced;  Stephen  Cutler,  junior,  ensign, 
vice  S.  Xorthrup,  do;  William  Young,  ensign,  vice  (Henry)  Win- 
chester, removed;  Eben  Wheeler,  ensign,  vice  S.  Wheeler,  resigned; 
Samuel  Boyd,  ensign,  vice  A.  Wheaton,  removed. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Eli  Angevine's  regiment: 

Jonathan  Ward,  surgeon,  vice  (Caleb)  Childs,  resigned;  Hunting 
Sherril,  surgeon's  mate,  vice  J.  Ward,  promoted;  Cornelius  C.  Cuy- 
ler,  chaplain;  Harry  Cooke,  ensign. 

CHENANGO    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Thomas  Lyon's  regiment: 

Joseph  Smith,  adjutant,  vice  J.  Redfield,  promoted;  John  Twee- 
hill,  paymaster,  vice  J.  Xichols,  resigned. 

Jerod  Redfield,  captain,  vice  A.  Bexby,  resigned;  Luther  Thurs- 
tin,  ensign,  vice  A.  Smith,  moved;  Enoch  Gray,  lieutenant,  vice  E. 
Karris,  promoted;  Silas  Truman,  ensign,  vice  D.  Bartle,  resigned. 

Elanson  Harris,  captain:  Leonard  Livermore,  lieutenant;  Warren 
Smith,  ensign — of  a  new  company. 

Sullivan  Reynolds,  lieutenant;  Asa  Gregory,  ensign;  Henry 
Breyse,  ensign. 

John  Xichols,  captain;  Philip  M.  De  Zeng,  lieutenant;  Samuel 
Lyon,  ensign — of  a  rifle  company. 


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Lieutenant  Colonel  Denison  Randall's  regiment: 
Prentes  Child,  lieutenant;  Abraham  R.  Stephens,  ensign. 
Artillery — Second  battalion,  Sixth  regiment: 
Charles  Phelps  Denison,  second  lieutenant  of  artillery,  vice  J. 
Willis,  moved. 

SULLIVAN    COUNTY.* 

In  Lieutenant  Colonel  William  A.  Cuddeback's  regiment: 
Thomas  Bull,  junior,  captain;  Charles  Baker,  lieutenant;  Charles 
Smith,  ensign — of  a  company  of  light  infantry. 

NEW    YORK    COUNTY. 

First  brigade  of  infantry,  city  and  county  of  New  York: 

First  regiment: 

Thomas  Post,  second  major,  vice  C.  Crolius,  transferred;  William 
Ward,  adjutant;  David  Dunham,  paymaster,  vice  F.  Cooper;  John 
D.  Jaques,  surgeon,  vice  R.  L.  Walker;  Thomas  P.  Van  Beuren, 
surgeon's  mate. 

Captains — Smith  Purdy,  Andrew  McGown,  Stephen  Gould,  Caleb 
T.  Ward,  William  Ward. 

Lieutenants — William  Roston,  David  M.  Ross,  Nathaniel  Weed, 
Jeremiah  J.  Drake. 

Ensigns — William  H.  Shute,  James  Swan,  John  Peter  Dewint, 
Matthias  G.  Miller,  John  C.  Marsh,  Richard  P.  Lawrence. 

Second  regiment:    Henry  Ustick  Onderdonk,  surgeon's  mate. 

Captains — David  Campbell,  Theophilus  Pierce. 

Lieutenants — Robert  Dingee,  George  Englehart,  Isaac  Oakley, 
Alexander  McClure,  James  M.  Fonerden,  John  Marriner,  William 
B.  Adams,  John  Disbrow,  Arthur  Burtis. 

Ensigns — Halsted  E.  Haight,  Henry  N.  Miller,  John  Urmy, 
Joshua  Tier,  William  Swan,  Daniel  Stagg,  Daniel  Warren. 

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1810. 

For  a  rifle  company:  John  Sproull,  lieutenant;  Peter  F.  Cisko, 
ensign. 

Third  regiment: 

William  M.  Pluymert,  second  major,  vice  J.  Cheetham,  resigned; 
Jacob  V.  Brower,  surgeon;  Samuel  Scofield,  surgeon's  mate;  Peter 
B.  Van  Beuren,  lieutenant,  vice  S.  Mealy,  refused;  George  W.  Fow- 
ler, lieutenant,  vice  B.  Day,  promoted. 

Ensigns — John  W.  Jarvis,  vice  (Philo)  Doan,  moved;  John  W. 
Brower,  vice  (William)  Stansbury,  do;  Peter  L.  Tooker,  vice  Van 
Beuren,  promoted;  James  Oakley,  vice  Fowler,  do;  James  H.  Black- 
well,  vice  (Reuben)  Munson,  do;  David  P.  Adams. 

Rifle  company:  Reuben  Munson,  captain;  John  Morrow,  lieu- 
tenant; John  J.  French,  ensign. 

Fourth  regiment: 

Ichabod  Prall,  first  major,  vice  J.  Davis,  resigned;  Charles 
Christian,  second  do,  vice  I.  Prall,  promoted;  Abraham  M.  Valen- 
tine, adjutant;  Henry  Laight,  quartermaster;  Nathaniel  F.  Moore, 
paymaster;  Samuel  W.  Moore,  surgeon's  mate. 

Captains — Henry  Eagle,  vice  Christian,  promoted;  Benjamin 
Kip;  Henry  Laight;  Nathaniel  F.  Moore;  Richard  N.  Harrison, 
vice  Valentine,  in  the  staff;  Robert  Watts,  junior,  vice  Laight,  do; 
Charles  Clark,  vice  Moore,  do;  Abraham  Seixas;  Johnston  Ver- 
planck;  John  Hatfield,  of  light  infantry,  vice  Burtis,  resigned. 

Lieutenants — George  Charles  Herford,  vice  Kip,  promoted; 
George  Clark,  vice  Harrison,  do:  Augustus  Fleming;  Philip  Kear- 
ney; Robert  J.  Wratts;  James  T.  Watson;  Alexander  J.  C.  Hamil- 
ton; John  Jacobs,  of  light  infantry,  vice  Granger,  superseded. 

John  Wortman,  lieutenant  of  do,  vice  Hatfield,  promoted;  David 
Harvey,  ensign  of  do. 


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Fifth  regiment: 

Clarkson  Crolius,  first  major;  Sylvester  L'Hommedieu,  second 
major;  Samuel  Harris,  adjutant;  Robert  Hunter,  quartermaster; 
Philip  G.  Van  Wyck,  paymaster;  Stephen  D.  Beekman,  surgeon. 

Captains — John  McClure,  Richard  Morgan,  Richard  Hatfield, 
Herman  Brinkerhoff,  Sidney  W.  Andrews,  Ezra  Reed,  Moses  B. 
Seixas,  John  W.  Wyman,  Thomas  Chatterton. 

Lieutenants — Richard  D.  Arden,  Robert  Hunter,  Philip  G.  Van 
Wyck,  Joseph  Delafield,  Robert  L.  Reade,  John  L.  Riker,  Samuel 
Harris,  Henry  B.  Hagerman,  James  D.  P.  Ogden,  Jacob  Van  Den 
Heuvel. 

Ensigns — William  Luyster,  Stephen  W.  Kearney,  William 
Hazard. 

Battalion  of  riflemen: 

Joseph  Tate  and  James  Farrel,  captains,  vice  (Thomas)  McKet- 
trick  and  (John)  Morris(on),  resigned. 

Patrick  Lunny  and  Charles  Eagleson,  lieutenants,  vice  Tate  and 
Farrel,  promoted. 

Ensigns — Thomas  Haynes,  James  McCurdy,  George  Graham, 
Daniel  Adams. 

Brigade  of  artillery,  city  of  New  York: 

Horatio  Gates  Stevens,  brigade  inspector. 

Regiment  of  artillery  whereof  Andrew  Sitcher,  esquire,  is  lieu- 
tenant colonel  commandant: 

Jonathan  Miller,  captain,  vice  (Enoch)  Raymond,  resigned;  Enoch 
Scribner,  first  lieutenant;  Samuel  Raymond,  second  lieutenant. 

ST.   LAWRENCE  COUNTY. 

Company  of  artillery — Second  battalion,  Sixth  regiment: 
Elisha  Camp,  captain;  Shubael  Westcott,  first  lieutenant;  Daniel 
Hall,  junior,  second  lieutenant. 


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1160  Annual  Report  of  the 

cayuga  county. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Cornelius  D.  De  Witt's  regiment: 

John  Hirsted,  ensign. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Henry  Bloom's  regiment: 

Comfort  Butler,  ensign  of  riflemen,  vice  A.  Rogers,  removed; 
Edward  Walker,  ensign,  vice  (Benjamin)  Star,  removed;  Josiah 
Willoughby,  lieutenant;  Parmenio  Wolcott,  junior,  ensign. 

Don  C.  Buell,  captain;  William  T.  Gardner,  first  lieutenant;  Pier- 
son  Morehouse,  second  lieutenant — of  a  company  of  artillery,  first 
battalion,  Sixth  regiment. 

ONONDAGA    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Elijah  St.  John's  regiment: 

Elijah  Hall,  second  major,  vice  A.  W.  Jackson;  Henry  J.  Baldwin, 
paymaster,  vice  L.  St.  John,  resigned. 

Josiah  Wood,  captain,  vice  J.  Lewis,  do;  Amos  Palmater,  do,  vice 
E.  Hall,  promoted. 

Lieutenants — Jabez  Castle,  vice  N.  Gillet,  not  accepting;  Oliver 
Phelps,  vice  A.  Barrit,  resigned;  David  Williams,  vice  LT.  Smith,  do; 
William  Virgil,  vice  J.  Wood,  promoted;  David  Webb,  vice  A. 
Smith,   do. 

Ensigns — Thomas  Newell,  vice  J.  Castle,  do;  Zachariah  Van 
Norstrand,  vice  O.  Phelps,  do;  Levi  C.  Barber,  vice  T.  Negus, 
resigned;  Archibald  Garfield,  vice  A.  Palmater,  promoted. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Levi  Laurence's  regiment: 

Warren  Hecox,  first  major,  vice  R.  May,  resigned;  Lyman  Cook, 
second  major,  vice  W.  Hecox,  promoted. 

John  Wilsey,  captain,  vice  L.  Barrows,  resigned;  Elijah  Bowen, 
lieutenant,  vice  J.  Wilsey,  promoted;  Manassah  Eaton,  ensign,  vice 
C  Wilsey,  resigned. 


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Benjamin  Frisbe,  captain,  vice  M.  Loss,  resigned;  Jabez  Hall, 
lieutenant,  vice  N.  Seymour,  resigned;  Seth  Hall,  ensign,  vice  B. 
Frisbe,  promoted. 

Dorastus  Lawrence,  captain,  vice  L.  Cook,  do;  Chauncey  Hecox, 
lieutenant,  vice  N.  Hillyer,  resigned;  Philo  Godard,  ensign,  vice  S. 
Cobb,  resigned;  Miles  Allen,  lieutenant,  vice  A.  Warden,  promoted; 
Owen  Cotten,  ensign. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  John  Ellis'  regiment: 

Nehemiah  H.  Earll,  quartermaster,  vice  M.  Butler,  refusing. 

Daniel  J.  Hurlburt,  captain;  Oliver  R.  Strong,  lieutenant,  vice 
J.  Adams,  refusing;  Otis  Baker,  ensign,  vice  J.  Thayer,  not  accept- 
ing; John  Brown,  ensign. 

Michael  Mead,  captain;  Rufus  Danforth,  lieutenant;  John  N. 
Harvey,  ensign. 

Major  Jacob  Chandler's  battalion: 

Leman  H.  Pitcher,  quartermaster;  Daniel  Powell,  paymaster; 
Jonathan  Swett,  surgeon;  Isaac  Magoon,  surgeon's  mate. 

John  Masters,  captain;  Bradner  Burt,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Masters, 
promoted;  Stephen  Brace,  ensign. 

Bradtey  Benedict,  captain;  James  Bennett,  lieutenant;  Benoni 
Chandler,  ensign — of  a  company  of  light  infantry. 

STEUBEN    AND    ALLEGANY    COUNTIES. 

Brigade  of  militia  in  the  counties  of  Steuben  and  Allegany: 

STEUBEN    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  (Colonel)  Samuel  S.  Haight's  regiment: 

Jonathan  Barney,  second  major;  Ansel  McCall,  ensign,  vice  T. 

Goodrich;  Robert  T.  Bonham,  ensign,  vice  J.  Phoenex. 

Archibald  Campbell,  captain;  Simeon  Ramick,  lieutenant;  Miner 

Campbell,  ensign. 


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James  Read,  captain;  Daniel  P.  Faulkner,  lieutenant;  Otis  Hunt, 
ensign;  William  White,  ensign  in  a  rifle  company. 

Stephen  Haight,  captain;  James  Woodard,  lieutenant;  Elias  L. 
Conklin,  ensign. 

Gamaliel  Loomis,  captain;  Elihu  Wales,  lieutenant;  Joseph  Ellis, 
ensign. 

William  Pelton,  captain;  Isaac  Purdy,  lieutenant;  Harmon 
Emmons,  ensign. 

Samuel  Gorton,  surgeon's  mate;  John  Niles,  chaplain. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  James  McBurney's  regiment: 

Timothy  Searles,  captain;  Abel  White,  junior,  lieutenant. 

Nathan  Stevens,  captain;  John  R.  Stevens,  lieutenant;  Olipher 
Harding,  junior,  ensign;  Samuel  Cady,  lieutenant;  Elisha  Searles, 
paymaster;  James  Walker,  surgeon. 

Regiment  formed  of  the  battalion  commanded  by  Major  Joshua 
Smith: 

Joshua  Smith,  lieutenant  colonel. 

Reuben  Royce,  first  major;  Charles  Bartles,  second  do;  William 
Kearnon,  quartermaster;  Luman  Smith,  paymaster;  John  Warner, 
surgeon. 

George  Kress,  captain  of  infantry;  James  Depew,  lieutenant;  John 
Cook,  ensign. 

Timothy  Hird,  captain;  Philemon  French,  lieutenant;  Sandford 
Kealer,  ensign. 

Jacob  Koon,  captain;  Anthony  Swartwout,  lieutenant;  Abraham 
Fleet,  ensign;  John  Silsbie,  lieutenant;  James  Wixen,  ensign. 

John  Hendrix,  captain;  Cyres  Bronson,  lieutenant;  James  Findley, 
ensign. 

ALLEGANY    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Luke  Goodspeed's  regiment: 
William  L.  Heyden,  first  major;  Nathaniel  Reynolds,  second  do; 
Harvey  Davis,  lieutenant  of  riflemen. 


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Benjamin  Van  Campen,  captain  of  do;  James  Mc  j,  lieutenant 

do;  Solomon  Whitney,  ensign  do. 

Thomas  Dole,  ensign;  Thomas  Quick,  lieutena.u;  William  Pratt, 
ensign. 

William  Pinkerton,  captain;  James  Rice,  lieutenant;  Ezra  Sand- 
ford,  ensign;  Elias  Pearse,  lieutenant;  William  Geizer,  ensign. 

Silas  Knight,  captain;  John  Ayres,  lieutenant;  Squire  Manning, 
ensign. 

Elisha  Mills,  captain;  Allenson  Langdon,  lieutenant;  John  Stew- 
art, ensign;  John  Bunnel,  ensign  of  riflemen. 

CATTARAUGUS    COUNTY. 

Battalion  to  be  raised  in  the  county  of  Cattaraugus : 
Thomas  Lusk,  major  commandant. 

Jacob  Putman,  captain;  Mylleys  Thrall,  ensign;  Ira  Norton,  lieu- 
tenant; Timothy  Butler,  ensign. 

TIOGA   AND    BROOME   COUNTIES. 

Brigadier  General  Samuel  Coe's  brigade: 

Lieutenant  Colonel  William  Rose's  regiment: 

Erastus  Malby,  ensign. 

John  P.  Allington,  captain,  vice  J.  Gruman,  resigned;  Luther 
Hulee,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  P.  Allington,  promoted;  Nathan  L.  Dean, 
ensign;  Joshua  Baker,  lieutenant,  vice  T.  Clark,  promoted;  Joseph 
Lounsbury,  lieutenant;  John  R.  Whitney,  ensign. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Oliver  Huntington's  regiment — (Broome): 

David  Williams,  first  major;  Ansel  Goodrich,  second  do. 

Runson  Williams,  captain,  vice  D.  Williams,  promoted;  James 
Muzzy,  lieutenant,  vice  R.  Williams,  do;  Dan  Cooper,  ensign,  vice1 
J.  Muzzy,  do. 

Anson  Camp,  captain,  vice  A.  Goodrich,  do;  Jesse  McQuigg,  lieu- 


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tenant,  vice  A.  Camp,  do;  Joseph  Bern,-,  ensign,  vice  A.  McQuigg, 
do;  Roswell  Camp,  ensign;  Lyman  Ransom,  lieutenant;  Amos 
Hall,  ensign. 

Company  of  riflemen: 

Enos  Slosson,  captain;  Lyman  Patterson,  lieutenant;  Elijah 
Searles,  ensign;  Henry  Dunham,  ensign;  Philip  Bigbe,  ensign. 

Artillery   company — first  battalion,   Sixth   regiment: 

David  Fleming,  captain;  Samuel  W.  Avery,  first  lieutenant;  Xoah 
Lyman,  second  do. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Jacob  Swartwood's  regiment — (Broome): 

Richard  Bush,  first  major;  William  Scott,  second  do. 

Andrew  Purdy,  adjutant;  Nathaniel  Sackett,  quartermaster; 
Caleb  H.  Sacket,  paymaster;  Mathew  De  Wit,  surgeon. 

Benjamin  Jennings,  captain,  vice  B.  Bush,  promoted;  James 
Cotter,  lieutenant;  Hudson  Jennings,  ensign. 

John  Kingsley,  captain,  vice  J.  Barker,  resigned;  John  Fields,  lieu- 
tenant; Rodney  Hobart,  ensign. 

Laban  Jenks,  captain;  James  Baird,  lieutenant;  Thomas  Baird, 
ensign. 

Lemuel  Yates,  captain;  Levi  Slater,  lieutenant;  John  Mulks, 
ensign. 

Coleman  Olmstead,  captain:  Isaac  Hammel,  lieutenant;  John 
Stubbs,  ensign;  Thomas  Baker,  lieutenant;  David  Jaynes,  ensign. 

Eli  Bacon,  captain;  Jesse  Smith,  lieutenant;  Chancey  Woodford, 
ensign. 

Company  of  riflemen — Daniel  McOuigg,  captain;  Russel  Gridley, 
lieutenant;  Emanuel  Ennert,  ensign. 

Artillery — First  battalion,  Sixth  regiment:  Ephraim  Chambers, 
first  lieutenant;  George  Allen,  second  do. 


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schoharie  county. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  David  Wiltsie's  regiment: 

William  Cowley,  captain,  vice  E.  Beard,  resigned;  Henry  Simons, 
lieutenant,  vice  W.  Cowley,  promoted;  Tisdale  Howard,  ensign,  vice 
H.  Simons,  do;  Teunis  Snook,  lieutenant,  vice  E.  Warner,  refusing; 
Samuel  Stillwell,  ensign,  vice  do;  Horace  Lawrence,  lieutenant,  vice 
R.  Jones,  promoted;  Abraham  Simonson,  ensign,  vice  S.  Peck, 
resigned. 

Peter  Minor,  captain;  Watson  Orr,  lieutenant;  Henry  Rifenbarck, 
ensign — of  light  infantry. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Storm  A.  Becker's  regiment: 

Wilhelmus  Bouck,  captain;  Peter  M.  Snyder,  lieutenant;  Philip 
Driesbaugh,  ensign;  Abraham  Stubraugh,  ensign;  Timothy  Kilsey, 
ensign;  Jonathan  Nichols,  ensign;  Peter  Mann,  lieutenant;  Jabez 
W.  Throop,  ensign. 

Philip  Bartholemew,  captain;  Nicholas  Feecke,  lieutenant;  Teunis 
Hager,  ensign. 

Samuel  Parkes,  captain;  Cornelius  H.  Gregory,  lieutenant;  James 
Ingels,  ensign — of  grenadiers. 

Lawrence  Schoolcraft,  ensign. 

CHENANGO    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Thompson  Mead's  regiment: 
Tilly    Lynde,    adjutant;    Asa    Norton,    quartermaster;    Isaac    S. 
Bockee,  paymaster. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Denison  Randall's  regiment: 
Josiah  Turner,  lieutenant;  David  Chase,  ensign. 

ST.   LAWRENCE  COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  David  Ford's  regiment: 

Daniel  W.  Church,  adjutant;  Charles  D.  Ramond,  quartermaster, 
vice  Church,  promoted. 


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DELAWARE    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Putnam  Ferrington's  (Farrington)  regiment: 
Ambrose  Bryan,  surgeon's  mate;  David  Ruggles,  quartermaster; 
Charles  B.  Perry,  paymaster. 

ORANGE    COUNTY. 

Brigadier  General  Reuben  Hopkins'  brigade: 

John  Coudrey,  brigade  inspector,  vice  J.  Tustin,  moved. 

ULSTER    COUNTY. 

In  Lieutenant  Colonel  Frederick  Westbrook's  regiment: 
John  Bogert,  lieutenant  of  light  infantry,  vice  C.  Bogert,  resigned; 
Charles  Cushney,  ensign  do,  vice  J.  Bogert,  promoted;  Lewis  Bevier, 
lieutenant,  vice  J.  Brodhead,  junior,  resigned;  Peter  J.  Lefever, 
ensign,  vice  L.  Bevier,  promoted;  John  D.  North,  ensign,  vice  S. 
Roberts,  removed. 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Samuel  McChesney's  regiment: 

Benjamin  Babcock,  captain,  vice  A.  Prosser,  resigned;  Elisha 
Burdick,  lieutenant;  John  Brimmer,  ensign. 

Sixth  regiment  of  artillery: 

Walter  Grieve,  of  Geneva,  major  of  the  first  battalion,  vice  S. 
Sherwood,  resigned. 

John  De  Lamatter,  of  Manlius,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Williams, 
resigned;  Robert  Cummings,  first  lieutenant;  Nathaniel  Bosworth, 
of  Virgil,  second  lieutenant;  David  Hasbrouck,  of  Utica,  surgeon. 

Third  regiment  of  cavalry,  first  squadron: 

Walter  T.  Livingston,  major,  vice  (John)  Whiting,  resigned. 

George  J.  Best,  captain,  vice  Livingston,  promoted;  Thomas  Dol- 
loff,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Best,  do;  Simon  Rockefeller,  second  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Dolloff,  do;  Jonas  J.  Miller,  cornet,  vice  Rockefeller,  do. 


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Second  squadron — Herman  Knickerbacker,  major,  vice  (Rens- 
selaer) Schuyler,  removed. 

Wooster  Brookins,  captain,  vice  Knickerbacker,  promoted; 
Richard  Yates,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Brookins,  do;  Martin  Over- 
acker,  second  lieutenant,  vice  D.  Kittle,  quartermaster;  William 
Dunn,  cornet,  vice  Yates,  promoted. 

ONEIDA    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Henry  McNeil's  regiment  of  cavalry: 

Samuel  Sidney  Breese,  quartermaster,  vice  Fortune  C.  White, 
resigned. 

Brigadier  General  George  Doolittle's  brigade: 

John  Mappa,  brigade  quartermaster;  Abram  Camp,  brigade 
inspector. 

Fifth  regiment  of  cavalry: 

Adam  Van  Slyck  Thorne,  captain;  Nicholas  Vischer  Wemple, 
first  lieutenant;  James  Roosa,  second  lieutenant;  Harmanus  A.  Van 
Slyck,  cornet. 

SUFFOLK    COUNTY. 

Abraham  Rose,  brigadier  general. 

CAVALRY. 

Resolved,  that  Jost  Spreaker  be  no  longer  major  of  the  first 
squadron  of  the  regiment  of  cavalry  commanded  by  George  Tiffany, 
esquire,  and  that  a  supersedeas  issue  accordingly. 

Daniel  Visscher,  major,  vice  Spreaker,  superseded. 

OTSEGO    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Commandant  Matthew  Clyde's  regiment: 
Resolved,  that  Elihu  Carey  be  no  longer  captain. 
Christopher  Dutcher,  captain;  Gabriel  Dutcher,  lieutenant;  Abijah 
Brown,  ensign. 


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Second  squadron,  Ninth  regiment  of  cavalry: 

Ira  Wilder,  second  lieutenant;  Nathan  Allen,  cornet,  vice  I. 
Wilder,  promoted. 

Isaac  W.  Stone,  captain,  vice  U.  Beach,  resigned;  Nathan  Nye, 
first  lieutenant,  vice  I.  W.  Stone;  Elisha  Beach,  second  lieutenant, 
vice  N.  Nye;  Heman  Norton,  cornet. 

WESTCHESTER    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  David  Hobby's  regiment: 
Morris  Rogers,  surgeon's  mate;  Nathan  Fish,  ensign. 
Troop  of  cavalry — Second  squadron,  First  regiment: 
Cornelius   Brown,   captain;  Joseph   Sunderland,  first  lieutenant; 
Zopher  Jones,  second  lieutenant;  Caleb  Crawford,  cornet. 

ONONDAGA    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Thaddeus  M.  Wood's  regiment: 
Charles  Mosely,  captain;  Leonard  Kellogg,  lieutenant;  Charles 
B.  Bristol,  ensign — of  riflemen. 

CHENANGO    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Thomas  Lyon's  regiment: 

Nathaniel  Blaksly,  captain;  Samuel  Scott,  lieutenant;  Timothy 
Candy,  ensign. 

Levi  Parker,  captain;  Oliver  Parker,  lieutenant;  Henry  Allen, 
ensign — of  grenadiers. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Major  Commandant  John  V.  A.  Lansing's  battalion: 
Nicholas  Van  Rensselaer,  junior,  lieutenant,  to  take  rank  from 
the  13th  day  of  June  last. 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Philip  Staats'  regiment: 

Corns.  J.  Schermerhorn,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Staats,  resigned. 


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Nicholas  J.  Kittle,  first  major,  vice  Schermerhorn,  promoted;  John 
J.  Miller,  second  do,  vice  Kittle,  do. 

Stephen  J.  Miller,  captain,  vice  J.  J.  Miller,  do;  Bradmam  Yale, 
lieutenant,  vice  S.  J.  Miller,  do;  Abraham  P.  Staats,  ensign. 

Arastus  (Aretus)  Lyman,  captain  of  light  infantry,  vice  Wilmot; 
David  E.  Gregory,  lieutenant  do,  vice  Lyman,  promoted;  Abm. 
V.  D.  P.  Gregory,  ensign  do,  vice  D.  E.  Gregory,  do;  Simeon 
(Simon)  Welch,  lieutenant,  vice  (Peter)  Ostrander,  resigned;  Adam 
Smith,  ensign,  vice  Welch,  promoted. 

DUTCHESS    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  William  Bell's  regiment: 

John  Clark,  chaplain. 

Samuel  Jackson,  captain,  vice  J.  Sutherland,  promoted;  Peter 
Wattemere,  lieutenant,  vice  Jackson,  do;  David  Case,  ensign,  vice 
Wattermire,  do;  Samuel  Traver,  lieutenant;  George  Smith,  do;  Levi 
Van  Vliet,  ensign;  Jacob  Van  Anden,  ensign;  John  Dutcher,  ensign; 
Silas  E.  Haight,  quartermaster. 

GENESEE    COUNTY. 

Major  Commandant  Matthias  Lemen's  (Lemmon)  battalion: 
Paul  Newcomb,  surgeon;  Joseph  White,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Pur- 
don,  removed;  Jellis  Clute,  quartermaster;  Lewis  Mills,  paymaster; 
John  Redford,  junior,  ensign,  vice  J.  Fields,  moved;  Philip  Smith, 
ensign,  vice  J.  White,  promoted. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  William  Rumsey's  regiment: 
Levi  Street,  lieutenant,  vice  Loomis,  appointed  aide;  Solomon 
Sutherland,  ensign,  vice  Street,  promoted. 

MADISON    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Jabez  N.  M.  Hurd's  regiment: 
James  Bly,  captain,  vice  (Ira)  Gage,  resigned;  Nathan  Haven, 
lieutenant;  Jesse  Carpenter,  ensign. 

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schoharie  county. 

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Lieutenant  Colonel  Deuel  Rowley's  regiment: 

William  Brown,  second  major,  vice  J.  Bellinger,  resigned. 

Lemuel  Cross,  captain,  vice  (George)  Horning,  resigned;  Elijah 
Persons,  lieutenant,  vice  L.  Cross,  promoted;  Matthew  Neely, 
ensign,  vice  E.  Persons,  do. 

Henry  Jackson,  captain,  vice  W.  Brown,  promoted;  David  Yong, 
lieutenant,  vice  Jackson,  do;  Frederick  Hummil,  ensign,  vice 
Yong,  do. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Nathan  Myers'  regiment  of  artillery: 

John  Schenck,  first  lieutenant,  vice  D.  Kelsey,  removed;  Jacob  E. 
Tunison,  second  do,  vice  D.  Graham,  resigned. 

Peter  Noxon,  junior,  captain;  Henry  Tibbits,  first  lieutenant;  Wil- 
liam Chapman,  second  lieutenant. 

FOURTH   DIVISION. 

Peter  Gansevoort,  aide-de-camp  to  Major  General  Abraham 
Veeder. 

DELAWARE    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Commandant  William  Harper's  regiment: 
Henry  Marshall,  captain;  William  Chisholm,  lieutenant;  Hector 
McLean,  ensign — of  riflemen. 

SARATOGA    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Commandant  Eliud  Davis'  regiment: 

David  Rogers,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Davis,  resigned;  Dudley- 
Smith,  first  major,  vice  (Chancey)  Belding,  do;  Jacob  L.  Sherwood, 
second  do,  vice  Smith,  promoted;  Amos  Smith,  paymaster,  vice  C. 
Holmes,  resigned. 

Sherwood  Leavitt,  captain,  vice  J.  L.  Sherwood,  promoted. 

Philo  Hurd,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  N.  Jennings,  resigned. 

Sylvester  (Silvanus)  Harman,  captain  of  do,  vice  (Alexander)  Fer- 


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gusom  do;  David  Gordon,  lieutenant,  vice  (Aaron)  Angle,  removed; 
James  Smith,  lieutenant  of  light  infantry,  vice  P.  Hurd,  promoted. 
John  Holms,  captain,  vice  S.  Belding,  resigned;  William  Ely, 
lieutenant,  vice  J.  Holms,  promoted;  Andrew  Richey,  lieutenant  of 
light  infantry,  vice  Harmon,  do;  Richard  Freeman,  lieutenant,  vice 
(David)  Fowler,  removed;  Joel  Sherwood,  ensign,  vice  (Joseph) 
McKnight,  resigned;  Seth  Kirby,  junior,  ensign  of  light  infantry, 
vice  Smith,  promoted;  Mansfield  Barlow,  ensign,  vice  Ely,  do;  John 
Ferguson,  ensign  of  light  infantry,  vice  (Amos)  Wormsley,  removed; 
Alexander  Dunlap,  ensign,  vice  Freeman,  promoted. 

STATE. 

John  Mascraft,  deputy  commissary  of  military  stores,  vice  John 
Vernor,  superseded. 


1811. 


On  January  29,  181 1,  the  legislature  assembled.  Nathan  San- 
ford  of  New  York  was  elected  Speaker  of  the  Assembly  by  the  Re- 
publican majority.  January  30th  the  new  Council  of  Appointment  of 
Republicans  took  the  place  of  their  Federalist  predecessors,  who 
had  carried  such  devastation  among  office  holders  the  year  before. 
The  new  Council  were:  Benjamin  Coe  of  Rockland,  James  W. 
Wilkin  of  Orange,  John  McLean  of  Washington,  and  Philetus  Swift 
of  Ontario.  The  Council  proceeded  to  emulate  the  example  of  their 
predecessors  in  the  process  of  removals,  and,  if  anything,  surpassed 
them  in  the  expedition,  thoroughness  and  decisiveness  with  which 
they  acted. 

Mr  Sanford,  the  Speaker  of  the  Assembly,  resigned  his  position 
February  14th,  owing  to  impaired  health;  William  Ross  of  Orange 
county  was  elected  as  his  successor. 

The  legislature  February  nth  having  passed  a  special  act  pro- 
viding for  the  election  of  a  lieutenant  governor,  the  office  having 
become  vacant  by  the  death  of  John  Broome,  a  legislative  caucus 


1810. 

March 

31. 


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of  Republicans  was  held  March  14,  at  which  De  Witt  Clinton, 
then  mayor  of  New  York,  was  awarded  the  nomination.  The  elec- 
tion was  held  in  April  and  resulted  in  a  victory  for  Mr.  Clinton  over 
Colonel  Marinus  Willett,  who  had  been  nominated  by  the  faction 
of  Republicans  in  New  York  city  known  as  "  the  Martling  Men," 
and  Colonel  Nicholas  Fish,  the  candidate  of  the  Federalists. 

April  8,  181 1,  the  legislature  passed  an  act  appointing  Gouverneur 
Morris,  Stephen  Van  Rensselaer,  De  Witt  Clinton,  William  North, 
Simeon  De  Witt,  Thomas  Eddy,  Peter  B.  Porter,  Robert  R.  Liv- 
ingston and  Robert  Fulton  commissioners  for  taking  into  considera- 
tion all  matters  relating  to  inland  navigation  and  authorizing  them 
to  apply  to  Congress  or  to  any  State  or  Territory  to  co-operate  with 
New  York  in  the  project  of  developing  and  improving  navigation 
between  the  tide-water  of  the  Hudson  river  and  the  great  western 
lakes.     Congress  refused  to  lend  any  co-operation  in  the  matter. 


1811.  Resolved,  that  Solomon  Van  Rensselaer  be  no  longer  adjutant 

February  &  J 

general  of  the  militia  of  this  State,  and  that  a  supersedeas  issue 

accordingly. 

Resolved,  that  William  Paulding,  junior,  be  and  he  is  hereby 
appointed  adjutant  general  of  the  militia  of  this  State  in  the  place 
of  Solomon  Van  Rensselaer,  superseded. 

Resolved,  that  Henry  Livingston  be  no  longer  major  general  of 
the  third  division  of  the  militia  of  this  State,  and  that  a  supersedeas 
issue  accordingly. 

Resolved,  that  David  Thomas  be  and  he  is  hereby  appointed 
major  general  of  the  third  division  of  the  militia  of  this  State  in  the 
place  of  Henry  Livingston,  superseded,  to  take  rank  from  the  5th 
day  of  April,  1805. 


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1811. 

STEUBEN    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Samuel  S.  Haight's  regiment :  FebSkry 

Thomas  Matthews,  adjutant,  vice  G.  W.  Taylor,  resigned. 

Jonas  Cleeland,  captain  of  light  infantry;  Rufus  Brown,  lieutenant 
do;  Samuel  D.  Welles,  ensign  do. 

George  W.  Sharpe,  lieutenant;  Frederick  Heckart,  lieutenant; 
William  Lindsley,  ensign;  James  Goodrich,  ensign;  John  Kennedy, 
ensign;  Harmon  Emmons,  lieutenant  light  infantry. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Joshua  Smith's  regiment: 

Benjamin  Sackett,  second  major,  vice  Charles  Bartles,  to  be 
superseded. 

William  Kearman,  adjutant;  Timothy  Herd,  quartermaster. 

Elisha  Ward,  captain;  Simeon  Hurd,  lieutenant;  Elisha  Culver, 
ensign. 

John  Silsbie,  captain;  Thomas  Giftord,  lieutenant. 

Cyrus  Brunson,  captain;  George  Teeple,  lieutenant;  Juba  Hop- 
kins, ensign. 

John  Teeple,  captain;  James  Sanford,  lieutenant;  Asa  Talbert, 
ensign — riflemen. 

ALLEGANY    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Luke  Goodspeed's  regiment: 

Eli  Griffith,  first  major,  vice  (William  L.)  Heydon,  resigned;  John 
Mullender,  second  major,  vice  (Nathaniel)  Reynolds,  resigned;  Isaac 
Rawson,  adjutant,  vice  J.  Mullender,  promoted;  John  Riggs, 
quartermaster. 

Clark  Crandal,  captain;  Silas  Ferry,  lieutenant;  John  Burnet, 
ensign;  Samuel  Woolcot,  ensign. 

John  Stewart,  captain;  Albert  Langdon,  lieutenant;  Samuel  Rus- 
sel,  ensign;  Thomas  Quick,  lieutenant:  Charles  Carpenter,  ensign; 
Ezra  Sanford,  lieutenant. 


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Jediah  Nobles,  captain;  Henry  Ulten,  lieutenant;  Henry  Cham- 
berlain, ensign. 

William  Geiger,  captain;  William  Nelson,  lieutenant;  Camer 
Waterman,  ensign;  Ezekiel  Ayers,  ensign  of  Captain  (William)  Hig- 
gins'  rifle  company;  William  Brown,  ensign  of  Captain  (Benjamin) 
Van  Camp(en's)  rifle  company. 

NEW    YORK    COUNTY. 

First  brigade  of  infantry,  city  and  county  of  New  York,  whereof 
Gerard  Steddiford  is  brigadier  general: 

Abraham  M.  Valentine,  brigade  major  and  inspector,  vice  Peter 
Stagg,  resigned. 

First  regiment: 

Elisha  Morrill,  second  major,  vice  (Thomas)  Post,  resigned. 

Captains — Christian  Hartell,  John  P.  Foote,  James  Boyd,  junior. 

Lieutenants — George  W.  Varian,  James  Swan,  Matthias  G.  Miller. 

Ensigns — Charles  G.  Jones,  Lemuel  H.  Osgood,  George  Galla- 
gher, Edward  Suftern,  Charles  Keeler,  David  Dunham,  Eleazer 
Philips,  James  Smith. 

Second  regiment: 

Timothy  Gardner,  first  major,  vice  (John)  Bunn,  resigned;  Israel 
Purdy,  second  major,  vice  Gardner,  promoted;  John  N.  Lloyd, 
quartermaster. 

Captains — Thomas  Darling,  Robert  Dingee,  George  Englehart. 

William  Swan,  lieutenant. 

Ensigns — William  A.  Russel,  Shivers  Parker,  Gilbert  Burling. 

Gilbert  Seaman,  captain;  William  Dutch,  ensign — rifle  company. 

Third  regiment : 

Captains — John  D.  Brown,  vice  Jac  Morrison,  resigned;  Daniel 
Smith,  vice  W.  A.  Davis,  do;  Nathaniel  Smith,  vice  Davis  Blackney, 
do;  Benjamin  L.  Day;  Peter  B.  Van  Beuren,  vice  Wm.  C.  Mulligan, 
resigned. 


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Lieutenants — Cornelius  Chivvis,  Samuel  Sparks,  John  W.  Jarvis, 
Peter  L.  Tucker,  James  Oakley,  John  S.  French,  David  P.  Adams. 

Ensigns — John  J.  Vanderpool;  Haym  M.  Salomon,  Thomas  L. 
Rich,  John  De  Bow,  William  I.  Wigton,  William  Depeyster,  John  B. 
Stevenson,  Charles  G.  Ferris;  Donald  Frazer,  junior,  ensign  rifle 
company. 

Fourth  regiment: 

Captains — George  Charles  Herford,  vice  (Isaiah)  Leigh,  resigned; 
George  Clark,  vice  (Robert)  Watts,  junior,  promoted;  Robert  J. 
Watts,  vice  (Abraham  M.)  Valentine,  promoted;  Augustus  Fleming, 
vice  (Benjamin)  Kip,  deceased. 

Lieutenants — Robert  Dickey,  vice  Herford,  promoted;  Robert 
Seaman,  vice  Clark,  do;  Robert  Montgomery  Livingston,  vice 
Watts,  do;  Aaron  Schuyler,  vice  Fleming,  do. 

Ensigns — William  Strachan,  John  Curran  Sampson,  James  Van 
Cortlandt;  Henry  Stroub,  ensign,  flank  company  number  one. 

Fifth  regiment: 

Henry  B.  Hageman,  adjutant,  vice  (Samuel)  Harris,  declines 
accepting;  Gerardus  A.  Cooper,  surgeon's  mate. 

Jacob  Van  den  Heuvel,  captain,  vice  (Ezra)  Reed,  moved. 

Lieutenants — William  Luyster,  vice  V.  D.  Heuvel,  promoted; 
William  Hazard,  vice  Hageman,  do;  Stephen  W.  Kearney,  vice 
(Philip  G.)  Van  Wyck,  paymaster. 

Ensigns — William  N.  Dyckman,  junior;  Samuel  Berrian. 

Rifle  corps,  commanded  by  Major  Francis  McClure: 

David  Logan,  captain,  vice  (Robert)  Bleakley,  resigned;  Thomas 
Haynes,  lieutenant,  vice  Logan,  promoted;  Anthony  Kerr,  ensign, 
vice  Haynes,  promoted. 

John  McKenzie,  captain;  Joseph  Watson,  lieutenant;  John  Whita- 
ker  Smith,  ensign — new  company. 


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iiy6  Annual  Report  of  the 

Gerard  De  Peyster,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant  of  a  regiment 
in  the  first  brigade  of  infantry  in  the  city  and  county  of  New  York. 

NEW   YORK  AND   RICHMOND    COUNTIES. 

Second  brigade  of  infantry,  city  and  county  of  New  York  and 
county  of  Richmond,  whereof  Peter  Van  Zandt  is  brigadier  general: 

NEW   YORK    COUNTY. 

Charles  Graham,  brigade  quartermaster. 

First  regiment,  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  Daniel  Dodge: 

Tunis  Riker,  first  major,  vice  (Isaac  A.)  Van  Hook,  promoted. 

For  captains — John  P.  Garniss,  vice  (John  D.)  Bird,  resigned; 
Aaron  B.  Woodruff,  vice  (Edward)  Byrne,  cashiered;  Jonathan  B. 
Gosman,  vice  (Charles)  Dickenson  (junior),  do;  William  Patterson, 
vice  (William)  Ruckle,  resigned. 

For  lieutenants — William  H.  Falls,  vice  Garniss,  promoted;  John 
P.  Groshon,  vice  Woodruff,  do;  Abijah  Fisher,  vice  Gosman,  do; 
Thomas  Alsop,  vice  Patterson,  do;  Peter  Jay,  vice  (Jonathan  J.) 
Coddington,  acting  as  quartermaster. 

For  ensigns — Nathaniel  F.  Jennings,  vice  Falls,  promoted;  Mat- 
thias B.  Edgar,  vice  Groshon,  do;  Henry  H.  McComb,  vice  Fisher, 
do;  Henry  A.  Heiser,  vice  J.  P.  Smith,  declined;  John  B.  Spicer, 
vice  J.  Smith,  do;  Henry  S.  Dodge,  vice  (William  W.)  Chester,  do; 
Benjamin  B rower,  vice  (John)  Turner;  James  Graham. 

Second  regiment,  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  Andrew 
Anderson: 

Philips  Phoenix,  captain,  vice  (Timothy)  Gardner,  promoted; 
Robert  Blackwell,  lieutenant,  vice  Phoenix,  promoted;  James  A. 
Stevens,  ensign,  vice  Blackwell;  James  Skinner,  ensign;  Charles 
Lawton,  ensign. 

Third  regiment,  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  Jonas  Mapes: 

John  Anthon,  captain,  vice  (Jacob)  Blackwell,  moved;  Cornelius 
Schermerhorn,   junior,   captain,   vice    (Gershom)   Smith,   resigned;. 


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Homer  Whittemore,  lieutenant,  vice  Anthon,  promoted;  Benjamin 
F.  Boyd,  lieutenant,  vice  Schermerhorn,  promoted. 

For  ensigns — Samuel  S.  Dunscomb,  vice  Whittemore,  promoted; 
Ichabod  Burnet,  vice  Boyd,  promoted;  John  Ogden  Dey,  vice 
(Robert)  Sedgwick,  declined;  Abraham  Van  Nostrand,  vice  (Luther) 
Bradish,  declined;  David  Randall,  vice  Cook,  moved;  Theodorus 
V.  W.  Varick,  vice  (George  W.)  Strong,  paymaster,  resigned ;  Leon- 
ard C.  Parsons;  Sabin  Lethbridge. 

Fourth  regiment,  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  Robert 
Bogardus: 

Hiram  Gardner,  second  major,  vice  (Teunis)  Riker,  promoted. 

Fifth  regiment — Isaac  A.  Van  Hook,  lieutenant  colonel  com- 
mandant, vice  (John  W.)  Mulligan,  resigned. 

For  captains — John  Cooke,  vice  (William  S.)  Radcliffe,  resigned; 
Thomas  W.  Garniss,  vice  (William  W.)  Brooks,  resigned;  Gabriel 
L.  Lewis,  vice  (Thomas)  Spencer,  declined. 

For  lieutenants — William  B.  Hutchings,  vice  Cook,  promoted; 
Andrew  Bowne,  vice  Garniss,  promoted;  Ravand  Kearney,  vice 
Lewis,  do;  John  S.  Robinson,  vice  C.  Chew,  declined;  Ephraim  Mar- 
tin, vice  R.  Chew,  do. 

For  ensigns — Adam  B.  Mount,  vice  Hutchings,  promoted;  Ben- 
jamin Underhill  Coles,  vice  Bowne. 

RICHMOND    COUNTY. 

Regiment  lately  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  Joseph 
Perrine : 

John  Garritson,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Perrine, 
resigned. 

Richard  Conner,  first  major,  vice  Garritson,  promoted;  Nicholas 
Burger,  second  major,  vice  Conner,  promoted. 


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Henry  Perrine,  captain,  vice  Burger,  promoted;  Stephen  S.  Mer- 
sereau,  lieutenant,  vice  Perrine;  John  Miller,  ensign,  vice  Mersereau; 
James  Johnson,  junior,  ensign,  vice  Totten ;  John  Burbank,  ensign, 
vice  John  Tysen,  junior;  Richard  A.  Housman,  ensign,  vice  Conner. 

Samuel  Barton,  captain;  Henry  Crocheron,  lieutenant — light 
infantry. 

CAYUGA    COUNTY. 

Brigade  of  infantry  commanded  by  Brigadier  General  John 
Tillotson: 

Regiment  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  John  Harris : 

Isaac  Barnum,  captain,  vice  (Shadrack)  Crane,  resigned;  Medad 
Norton,  lieutenant;  Martin  Davis,  ensign. 

Peter  Clarke,  captain;  Lewis  Reed,  lieutenant;  Alexander  Bidwell, 
ensign. 

Daniel  Curtis,  captain,  vice  (William)  Tyler,  removed;  Jeduthan 
Higby,  lieutenant,  vice  Curtis,  promoted;  Peter  Miller,  ensign^ 
Henry  Polhemus,  quartermaster;  Jonathan  Whitney,  surgeon's 
mate. 

New  battalion  set  off  from  Lieutenant  Colonel  Harris'  regiment 
north  of  the  Seneca  river: 

Eli  Matson,  major  commandant;  Abner  Hollister,  adjutant;  Wil- 
liam Lyon,  quartermaster;  Stephen  Paine,  paymaster;  Elisha  Avery,, 
surgeon;  Nathaniel  Kellogg,  surgeon's  mate. 

Zacheus  Barns,  captain,  vice  Matson,  promoted;  Elishama  Hol- 
comb,  lieutenant;  Lewis  Hayden,  ensign. 

William  L.  Gilbert,  captain,  vice  Curtis,  removed;  William 
Belknap,  lieutenant;  Edward  Twicket,  ensign. 

Solomon  Woodworth,  captain ;  Piatt  Titus,  lieutenant ;  Abner  Hol- 
ister,  ensign. 

Samuel  Woodford,  raptain;  John  Watson,  second,  lieutenant;. 
Amos  Woodford,  ensign. 


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1811. 

Joseph  Divine,  captain;  Curtis  Stoddard,  lieutenant;  Archibald 
Alexander,  ensign. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Henry  Hewit's  regiment: 

Augustus  Chidsey,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Hewit, 
resigned. 

Roswell  Franklin,  first  major,  vice  Chidsey,  promoted;  Matthew 
N.  Tillotson,  second  major,  vice  Franklin,  promoted. 

Eben  Guthrie,  captain,  vice  Tillotson,  promoted;  Thomas  Chad- 
wick,  lieutenant,  vice  Guthrie,  promoted;  Josiah  Todd,  ensign,  vice 
Chadwick,  promoted ;  James  M.  Armstrong,  lieutenant,  vice  Thorp, 
promoted;  Elias  Rogers,  ensign,  vice  (James  H.)  Johnson,  removed; 
Hugh  Heartsey,  ensign,  vice  Brinsmade,  removed;  Richard  Church, 
lieutenant,  vice  (David)  Avery,  returned  quartermaster;  Lewis  Tone, 
ensign,  vice  Southmaid,  moved. 

Daniel  Brightman,  captain,  vice  (Isaac)  Avery,  removed;  Seth 
Swift,  lieutenant,  vice  Brightman,  promoted;  Luther  Tillotson, 
ensign,  vice  Swift,  promoted. 

John  Mills,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  (Robert  L.)  Tracey, 
removed;  Lucius  Gaylord,  lieutenant  light  infantry,  vice  Mills,  pro- 
moted; Jacob  Dunning,  ensign  do;  David  Avery,  quartermaster. 

Regiment  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  Cornelius  D.  De 
Witt: 

Zadock  Rhoads,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  De  Witt, 
resigned. 

Peleg  Slade,  first  major,  vice  Rhoads,  promoted;  David  Sage, 
second  do,  vice  Slade,  promoted;  Liberty  Brown,  lieutenant,  vice 
(Joshua)  Bennet,  removed;  Stephen  Goff,  ensign,  vice  Brown, 
promoted. 

William  Foote,  captain,  vice  Sage,  promoted;  Caleb  N.  Northrop, 
lieutenant,   vice   Foote,  promoted;  Elias   Curtis,   ensign;   William 


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Draper,  lieutenant,  vice  (Ezekiel)  Rocks  (Roaks),  removed;  John 
Williams,  ensign,  vice  Draper,  promoted;  Stilman  Sherry,  lieutenant; 
John  Stafford,  ensign;  David  Anable,  surgeon,  vice  (Royal  N.)  Pow- 
ers, removed. 

Regiment  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  Henry  Bloom : 

Henry  Ludlow,  first  major,  vice  T.  Ludlow,  resigned;  Peter  Con- 
rad, second  major,  vice  H.  Ludlow,  promoted. 

John  Minier,  captain,  vice  Conrad,  promoted;  Daniel  Shaw,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  (Henry)  Giles,  removed;  Daniel  Brown,  ensign,  vice 
(Joshua)  Jay,  resigned;  Peleg  Ellis,  captain,  vice  Robertson, 
resigned;  Josiah  Newell,  lieutenant,  vice  P.  Ellis,  promoted;  Tared 
Benjamin,  ensign. 

William  Snyder,  captain;  John  Waldron,  lieutenant;  Calvin  Bush, 
ensign. 

John  Ellis,  captain,  vice  Blue,  resigned;  Nathan  Ingersoll,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Hull,  removed;  Spencer  Stout,  ensign,  vice  Hollinshead, 
resigned;  Isaac  Osmun,  lieutenant,  vice  Israel  Ozmun,  removed; 
Joshua  North,  ensign,  vice  Ozmun,  promoted;  Levi  Moores,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  (David)  Quig,  declined;  Robert  Coddington,  ensign, 
vice  Moores,  promoted;  Luther  Hanshot,  surgeon,  vice  (Silas) 
Hutchison,  resigned. 

ORANGE    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Leonard  Smith's  regiment: 

William  Woolsey,  lieutenant,  vice  Harcort,  unable  to  perform 
duty;  Ezra  Keeler,  lieutenant;  George  Telford,  do;  David  Staples, 
junior,  ensign;  William  Matthewson,  do;  Thomas  King,  do;  Aaron 
M.  Smith,  surgeon. 

Lewis  Smith,  captain,  vice  (Robert)  Harcort  (Harcourt),  unable 
to  perform  duty. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  John  Tuthil's  regiment: 


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Joshua  Clark,  captain,  vice  (Thomas)  Howe,  moved;  Obadiah 
Smith,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice  Clark,  promoted;  William  Sayre, 
ensign,  vice  Smith,  promoted;  Joseph  Brewster,  ensign. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Abraham  Vail's  regiment: 

Daniel  C.  Carpenter,  captain,  vice  Yelverton,  resigned;  David 
Roe,  lieutenant,  vice  Carpenter,  promoted;  Nathaniel  Roe,  third, 
ensign,  vice  Yelverton,  resigned. 

Jonathan  Carpenter,  captain,  vice  Robison,  resigned;  William 
Robertson,  lieutenant,  vice  Carpenter,  promoted;  John  Bodle,  junior, 
lieutenant,,  vice  J.  Bodle,  resigned;  Benjamin  Manning,  ensign,  vice 
Bodle,  junior,  promoted;  Amzi  L.  Ball,  ensign,  vice  Everet,  moved; 
Garret  Schuyler,  ensign,  vice  Elstow,  moved;  William  Elliot,  sur- 
geon, vice  Elmer,  deceased. 

CHENANGO    COUNTY. 

In  Major  Gideon  Wetmore's  battalion: 

Walter  Clark,  first  major,  vice  Wetmore,  resigned;  Peleg  Fields, 
second  major,  vice  Clark,  promoted;  Augustus  C.  Welch,  adjutant, 
vice  (Anthony)  Roberts,  promoted;  Arnold  Downing,  paymaster; 
Ebenezer  Ross,  surgeon,  vice  (Tracy)  Robison  (Robinson),  moved; 
Isaac  Finch,  surgeon's  mate,  vice  Ross,  promoted. 

Levi  Blakeslee,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  (Stephen)  Medbury 
(Midbury),  resigned;  Othniel  Arnold,  lieutenant  do,  vice  (William) 
Clark,  moved;  Tisdale  Wetheril,  ensign  do. 

Nathan  Taylor,  captain,  vice  (James)  Simonds,  moved;  Thomas 
Arnold,  do,  vice  Fields,  promoted;  Adam  Dickey,  do,  vice  (William) 
Bottom  (Bottum),  movea. 

Anthoney  Roberts,  captain;  Ezra  Loomis,  lieutenant;  Silas 
Loomis,  do,  vice  Dickey,  promoted;  Jacob  F.  Brewer,  do,  vice 
Arnold,  promoted;  Rufus  Shaw,  do,  vice  Taylor,  promoted;  Ben- 
jamin Guile,  do. 


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Ensigns — Charles  Medbury,  vice  T.  Brewer,  promoted;  Joshua 
Babcock,  vice  Shaw,  promoted;  Price  French;  Nehemiah  Leach. 

MONTGOMERY    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  x\ndrew  Gray's  regiment: 

Jacob  Snell,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Gray,  resigned. 

David  J.  Zeily,  first  major,  vice  Snell,  promoted;  Andrew 
Zabriskie,  second  major,  vice  Ziely,  promoted;  John  House,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  (John  J.)  Klock  '(junior),  resigned;  Thomas  Wilber, 
ensign,  vice  House,  promoted. 

Henry  Yanny,  captain,  vice  (Peter  N.)  Smith,  resigned;  Andrew 
Estes,  lieutenant,  vice  Young,  promoted;  Peter  G.  Getman,  ensign, 
vice  (Peter)  Reighter  (Righter),  resigned. 

John  J-  Cook,  captain,  vice  (Henry  J.)  Shultes,  resigned;  Samuel 
Cook,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  J.  Cook,  promoted;  Harmanus  M.  Ehle, 
ensign,  vice  S.  Cook,  promoted. 

Joseph  Klock,  captain,  vice  (Jacob)  Xellis,  resigned;  Jacob  Fox, 
lieutenant,  vice  (William)  Waggoner,  resigned;  John  Shaver,  ensign, 
vice  Fox,  promoted;  John  Grove,  lieutenant,  vice  C.  Fox,  resigned; 
Rudolph  Cook,  ensign,  vice  Grover,  promoted. 

Rudolph  Dygert,  captain,  vice  D.  J.  Zeiley,  promoted;  George  G. 
Eaker,  lieutenant,  vice  Dygert,  promoted;  Benjamin  Delenbugh, 
ensign,  vice  Eaker,  promoted. 

Lawrence  Timmerman,  captain,  vice  (Jacob  J.)  Snell,  resigned; 
Benjamin  Shultes,  lieutenant,  vice  Timmerman,  promoted;  Christian 
Clark,  ensign,  vice  Shultes,  promoted. 

John  J.  Clark,  junior,  captain;  Augustus  Pardee,  lieutenant; 
Samuel  Schuyler,  ensign — new  company. 

Adam  A.  Gray,  adjutant,  vice  (Andrew)  Zabriskie  (Zobriskie),  pro- 
moted; Andrew  Fink,  junior,  quartermaster,  vice  (Joseph  G.)  Klock; 
David  Anderson,  paymaster,  vice  (Henry  J.)  Frey,  resigned. 


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Lieutenant  Colonel  James  Ford's  regiment: 

Tiffany  Brockway,  second  major,  vice  (John)  Herman  (Harman), 
resigned. 

William  Newton,  captain,  vice  Brockway,  promoted;  Charles 
Brockway,  lieutenant,  vice  Newton,  promoted ;  Samuel  Bont,  ensign, 
vice  Brockway,  promoted;  Nathan  Brockway,  lieutenant,  vice 
(Amos)  Mudge,  promoted;  Elisha  Cotton,  ensign,  vice  Brockway; 
William  Dewey,  surgeon;  Josiah  J.  Betts,  surgeon's  mate. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  George  H.  Nellis'  regiment: 

George  N.  Pickert,  ensign  light  infantry;  Robert  Hall,  ensign; 
Adam  Ward,  lieutenant;  Timothy  Barkle,  ensign. 

John  Failing','  captain,  vice  (Marcus)  Casler  (Kesseller),  dis- 
charged; Robert  Hall,  lieutenant,  vice  Failing,  promoted;  Tost  H. 
Fox,  ensign,  vice  Hall,  promoted;  Lemuel  Smith,  chaplain;  John 
Holmes,  surgeon's  mate. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Abraham  J.  Vosburgh's  regiment: 

Myndert  Vosburgh,  captain,  vice  (Abraham)  Lake,  resigned; 
Peter  H.  Bostwick,  lieutenant,  vice  Vosburgh,  promoted;  Garret 
Vosburgh,  ensign. 

William  T.  Mills,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  B.  Mills;  Caleb  John- 
son, lieutenant,  vice  W.  T.  Mills,  promoted;  Joseph  Sheppard, 
ensign,  vice  Johnson,  promoted;  John  W.  Cady,  lieutenant,  vice 
(Thaddeus)  Martin,  removed;  Samuel  R.  Dodge,  ensign,  vice  Cady, 
promoted. 

Peter  Pifer,  captain,  vice  (Adam)  Eaker,  resigned;  John  Sam- 
mons,  lieutenant,  vice  Pifer,  \  romoted ;  Alexander  Stewart,  ensign, 
vice  Sammons,  promoted. 

SARATOGA    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Isaac  Gere's  regiment: 

Amos  Cook,  adjutant,  vice  (Willard)  Trowbridge,  resigned;  Earl 
Stimson,  paymaster,  vice  (Stephen)  Sherman,  removed. 


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1184  Annual  Report  of  the 

Samuel  Hawley,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  (Amos)  Smith, 
removed;  Joseph  Brewster,  junior,  lieutenant  light  infantry,  vice 
Hawley,  promoted;  Ezekiel  O.  Cogswell,  ensign  light  infantry ,  vice 
Brewster,  promoted. 

Eli  Beecher,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  (Aaron)  Fowler,  resigned. 

James  Carpenter,  captain,  vice  (Othniel)  Allen,  resigned;  John 
Derrick,  lieutenant,  vice  Carpenter,  promoted;  Sampson  Woolsey, 
ensign,  vice  E.  Carpenter,  resigned;  Noah  Sweet,  lieutenant,  vice 
(Barnet)  Stillwell,  resigned;  Edmund  Hewitt,  junior,  ensign,  vice 
(James)  Northrop,  resigned. 

James  N.  Smith,  captain,  vice  (Peter)  Boss,  removed;  William 
Tripp,  lieutenant,  vice  Smith,  promoted;  Edward  Wood,  ensign, 
vice  Tripp,  promoted;  Paul  Edwards,  lieutenant,  vice  Grenold,  not 
accepting;  Reuben  Buck,  ensign,  vice  Edwards,  promoted;  William 
Richardson,  junior,  ensign,  vice  Hoisted,  resigned;  Benjamin 
Wright,  ensign,  vice  Smith,  removed;  Andrew  Comstock,  lieuten- 
ant, vice  (John)  Hambleton  (Hamilton,  Hamblen),  not  accepting; 
John  Brown,  ensign,  vice  Cook,  promoted. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  John  Dunning' s  regiment: 

Reuben  Woodworth,  first  major,  vice  (Robert)  Hunter,  not 
accepting;  Lawrence  Hooper,  second  major,  vice  Woodworth, 
promoted. 

Patrick  Parks,  captain,  vice  Hooper,  promoted;  Reuben  Bidwell, 
lieutenant,  vice  Parks,  promoted;  John  Valentine,  ensign,  vice  Bid- 
well,  promoted;  Stephen  Valentine,  captain,  vice  (Daniel)  Wicks, 
resigned;  Lewis  Smith,  lieutenant,  vice  Valentine,  promoted;  John 
Wicks,  ensign,  vice  Smith,  promoted. 

Peter  Fort,  captain,  vice  Wilber,  moved;  Robert  Crawford,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  (Zery)  Wilber,  moved;  James  Bibbins,  ensign,  vice 
Crawford,  promoted. 


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Edward  Colwell,  captain,  vice  (Felix)  Fitzsimmons,  resigned; 
Jonas  Olmsted,  lieutenant,  vice  Colwell,  promoted;  David  Sidmore, 
ensign,  vice  Olmsted,  promoted. 

John  Wilcox  ( Wilcocks),  junior,  captain,  vice  (Selah)  Hosford, 
deceased;  William  Cooper,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice  Wilcox,  pro- 
moted ;  Isaac  Myers,  ensign,  vice  Copper,  promoted. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  John  Prior's  regiment: 

George  H.  Benham,  captain,  vice  Coutil,  resigned;  Edward  Gil- 
man,  lieutenant,  vice  Benham,  promoted;  Alexander  C.  Kellogg, 
ensign,  vice  (Edward)  Gilman,  resigned. 

Jacob  Kellogg,  captain  grenadiers,  vice  (Ezra)  Starr,  resigned; 
Alsop  Weed,  lieutenant  do,  vice  Kellogg,  promoted;  Jonathan  Kel- 
logg, ensign  do,  vice  Weed,  promoted. 

John  Smith,  junior,  captain,  vacant;  Burr  Henderick,  lieutenant, 
vice  Smith,  promoted;  Nathan  Daniels,  ensign,  vice  Hendeick,  pro- 
moted; Justin  Day,  ensign,  with  rank  from  12th  March,  1810;  Abel 
Whalen,  junior,  ensign,  with  rank  from  31  May,  1809. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Thomas  Rogers'  regiment: 

Billy  J.  Clark,  surgeon,  vice  (Thomas)  Littlefield,  removed;  Wil- 
liam Ross,  lieutenant,  vice  Chubb,  deceased;  Daniel  Lindsey,  ensign, 
vice  Ross,  promoted;  Samuel  Crippin,  lieutenant,  vice  (Abel)  Cad- 
well,  moved;  William  King,  third,  ensign,  vice  Crippin,  promoted; 
William  Willcocks,  lieutenant,  vice  Smith,  refusing. 

Brigadier  General  Samuel  Clark's  brigade: 

Dudley  Smith,  brigade  major  and  inspector,  vice  D.  G.  Garnsey, 
superseded. 

SUFFOLK   COUNTY. 

Colonel  Daniel  Youngs'  regiment: 

Noah  Jerry  (Terry),  captain,  vice  (Jonathan)  Horton,  resigned; 

William  Horton,  lieutenant,  vice  (Benjamin)  Hallock,  resigned;  Joel 

Overton,  ensign,  vice  Jerry  (Terry),  promoted. 
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John  Jerry  (Terry),  captain,  vice  (Abraham)  Luce,  resigned;  Jabez 
Convin,  lieutenant,  vice  Jerry  (Terry),  promoted;  Thomas  P.  Conk- 
ling,  ensign,  vice  Corwin,  promoted;  Chandler  Palmer,  quarter- 
master, vice  (Matthias)  Case,  resigned;  Ebenezer  W.  Case,  adjutant, 
vice  (Thomas  Stoers)  Lester,  resigned;  Seth  N.  Tuthill,  surgeon, 
vice  (John)  Gardner,  resigned;  Thomas  Osborn,  surgeon's  mate, 
vice  (Matthew)  Buel  (Bewell),  moved;  Joshua  P.  Youngs,  ensign, 
vice  (Richard  F.)  Nicoll,  do;  Josiah  Reeve,  junior,  paymaster,  vice 
(Benjamin  H.)  Horton,  deceased. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Abraham  Rose's  regiment: 

Isaac  Wickham,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Rose, 
promoted. 

Josiah  Foster,  junior,  first  major,  vice  Wickham,  promoted;  Jere- 
miah Miller,  second  major,  vice  Foster,  promoted. 

David  (Van)  Scoy,  captain,  vice  Miller,  promoted ;  David  Hedges, 
lieutenant,  vice  (Van)  Scoy,  promoted;  Josiah  Mulford,  junior, 
ensign,  vice  Hedges,  promoted;  David  Hains,  lieutenant,  vice 
(William)  Halsey,  moved;  Charles  F.  Halsey,  ensign,  vice  Hains, 
promoted. 

John  P.  Osborn,  captain,  vice  (Charles)  L'Hommedieu,  moved; 
Samuel  Hunting,  lieutenant,  vice  Osborn,  promoted. 

Justus  Foster,  captain;  John  N.  Genin,  lieutenant;  Joseph  Good- 
ale,  ensign. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  James  Davis'  regiment: 

Benjamin  Hallack  (Hallock),  captain;  David  Overton,  lieutenant; 
James  Norton,  ensign. 

DUTCHESS    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  John  Storm's  regiment: 

John  Lyster,  lieutenant,  vice  Drake,  moved;  James  Abrahams, 
ensign,  vice  Lyster,  promoted;  Henry  Haight,  ensign  light  infantry, 
vice  (Abraham)  Wetmore,  moved. 


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Jacob  T.  Adriance,  captain,  vice  (Hezekiah)  Peck,  resigned;  Abel 
Peck,  lieutenant,  vice  Adriance,  promoted;  William  Hoeman, 
ensign,  vice  (Davis)  Peck,  resigned;  Richard  C.  Van  Wyck,  pay- 
master; Isaac  R.  Adriance,  ensign,  vice  Van  Wyck,  promoted. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Eli  Angevine's  regiment: 

James  Tallmadge,  junior,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice 
Angevine,  resigned. 

John  Ryan,  first  major,  vice  Tallmadge,  promoted;  John  L. 
Fonda,  second  major,  vice  Ryan,  promoted;  John  E.  Pells,  quar- 
termaster, vice  (Abraham  G.)  Storm,  resigned. 

Randall  S.  Street,  captain,  vice  Fonda,  promoted;  Harry  Cooke, 
lieutenant,  vice  Street,  promoted;  Benjamin  Forbus,  ensign,  vice 
Cook,  promoted. 

Benjamin  De  la  Mater,  captain,  vice  (John)  Albertson,  resigned; 
John  Selkrig,  lieutenant,  vice  Delamater,  promoted;  Peter  J. 
Schriver,  ensign,  vice  Selkrig,  promoted. 

John  Bishop,  captain,  vice  (James  C.)  Bogardus,  promoted; 
Samuel  Luckey,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice  Bishop,  prompted;  Samuel 
Bregaw,  ensign;  Nicholas  Van  Waganer,  ensign. 

Peter  P.  Lawson,  captain  light  infantry;  Joseph  Parmelee,  lieu- 
tenant do;  Robert  Luckey,  ensign  do. 

Brigadier  General  Edmund  Perlee's  brigade: 

John  Brush,  brigade  major  and  inspector. 

BROOME    COUNTY. 

Oliver  Huntington,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  to  take  rank 
from  12  March,  1810. 

Ansel  Goodrich,  first  major;  Anson  Camp,  second  major;  John 
Lanning,  adjutant;  Stephen  Williams,  quartermaster;  Samuel  Bar- 
clay, surgeon;  Charles  Pumpelly,  paymaster. 

Noah  Lyman,  captain;  Elijah  Sarles,  lieutenant  riflemen;  Sylvester 
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Roswell   Camp,   captain;   Levi   Green,   lieutenant  light   infantry; 
Hooker  Bishop,  ensign  do;  Elizur  Talcott,  junior,  ensign  riflemen. 
In  Lieutenant  Colonel  [Matthew  Carpenter's  regiment: 
Eleazer  Owen,  lieutenant;  Jonathan  Rockwell,  ensign. 
John  Buck,  lieutenant;  Azariah  Breece,  ensign. 
Jesse  Carpenter,  junior,  lieutenant;  Jeremiah  Cashaday,  ensign. 

David  Griswold,  junior,  lieutenant;  Hillman,  ensign. 

Abner  Cashaday,  captain. 

MADISON    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  J.  N.  M.  Hurd's  regiment: 

Elijah  Barber,  ensign,  vice  Dunham,  moved;  Calvin  Goodale, 
ensign,  vice  (David)  Barret,  moved;  Samuel  Thomas,  adjutant,  vice 
(Eiisha)  Williams,  resigned;  Ralph  P.  Day,  quartermaster,  vice 
Thomas,  promoted. 

SCHOHARIE    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Storm  A.  Becker's  regiment: 

Jacob  Silkman,  ensign,  vice  (Amasa)  Clark,  resigned;  Christian  H. 
Shaffer,  paymaster,  vice  (Johannes)  Ingold  (junior),  resigned. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Duel  Rowley's  regiment: 

Thomas  Barker,  paymaster,  vice  (Walter)  Kromer,  resigned. 

Jeremiah  Brown,  captain,  vice  (Peter)  Bouck,  resigned;  Philip 
\  an  Steenbergh,  lieutenant,  vice  Brown,  promoted;  Peter  Bellinger, 
ensign,  vice  V.  Steenbergh,  promoted. 

Derick  Becker,  captain,  vice  (Hezkiah)  Adams,  resigned;  Elijah 
Persons,  lieutenant,  vice  Becker,  promoted;  John  D.  Becker,  ensign, 
vice  Persons,  promoted. 

George  Stamm,  captain,  vice  (William)  Ottman,  resigned;  Peter 
Frederick,  lieutenant,  vice  Stamm.  promoted;  John  George  Kling, 
ensign,  vice  Frederick,  promoted;  Stephen  Gates,  lfeutenant,  vice 
(John  J.)  Rice,  deceased;  John  Stall,  ensign,  vice  Gates,  promoted. 


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Lieutenant  Colonel  David  Wiltsey's  regiment: 

Lewis  J.  Patchin,  quartermaster,  vice  (Philla)  Efner,  moved; 
Charles  Mill,  paymaster,  vice  (Lewis  J.)  Patchin,  promoted;  Samuel 
Stillwel,  lieutenant,  vice  (Teunis)  Snook,  moved;  William  Lamant, 
ensign,  vice  Stillwel!,  promoted;  Zelotus  Bruce,  ensign,  vice  (Israel) 
Crandle,  moved. 

ROCKLAND    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Peter  S.  Van  Orden's  regiment: 
Michael  Sayler  (Salyour),  captain,  vice  (Isaac  G.)  Blanch;  Cor- 
nelius Sickles,  lieutenant,  vice  Sayler,  promoted;  James  Swartwout, 
ensign,    vice    (Solomon)    Waring,    promoted;    Solomon    Wrhering 
(Waring),  paymaster. 

DELAWARE    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Putnam  Farrington's  regiment: 

John  A.  Hubbel,  first  major;  Hugh  Mill,  second  do;  John  M. 
Landon,  quartermaster;  Edward  More,  paymaster;  Ambrose  Bryan, 
surgeon;  Thomas  De  Witt,  surgeon's  mate;  Robert  Deforest, 
chaplain. 

Benjamin  Barlow,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  (Hugh)  Mills,  pro- 
moted; Josiah  Stratton,  lieutenant  do,  vice  Barlow,  promoted;  John 
P.  Grant,  ensign  do,  vice  Stratton,  promoted. 

Walter  Chace,  captain  do,  vice  (David)  Mitchel,  resigned;  Isaac 
Darrow,  lieutenant  do,  vice  Chace,  promoted;  Edward  Flint,  ensign 
do,  vice  Darrow,  promoted;  Elisha  Reynolds,  lieutenant;  Samuel 
Benjamin,  ensign;  Gershom  Sillerman,  ensign. 

Joel  Bush  (Brush),  captain,  vice  (Joel)  Davis,  moved;  David  Hol- 
ister,  lieutenant,  vice  Busk  (Bush,  Brush),  promoted;  Aaron  Greg- 
ory, ensign,  vice  Hollister,  promoted. 

Joseph  Porter,  captain,  vice  (Orrin)  Canfield,  resigned;  John 
Chapman,  lieutenant,  vice  Porter,  promoted;  Rowland  Robinson, 


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ensign,  vice  Chapman,  promoted;  William  Gleason,  lieutenant;  Wil- 
liam S.  Moffat,  ensign;  David  S.  Denio,  ensign. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  John  T.  St.  John's  regiment: 

Richard  W.  Stockton,  surgeon. 

Amasa  Parker,  captain  light  infantry;  Enos  Parker,  lieutenant  do; 
Alexander  Walles,  ensign  do. 

Thomas  Folkner,  captain;  Erastus  Goodman,  lieutenant;  Dennis 
Smith,  junior,  ensign;  Jonathan  Burr,  ensign. 

MONTGOMERY    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  George  H.  Xellis'  regiment: 

Adam  Ward,  lieutenant,  vice  (Jabin)  Welch,  promoted;  Timothy 
Perkel,  ensign,  vice  Ward,  promoted. 

Jabin  Welch,  captain;  John  St.  John,  lieutenant;  Rufus  Morris, 
ensign. 

John  Willson,  captain,  vice  Defendorf,  resigned;  John  Harter, 
lieutenant,  vice  Willson,  promoted;  William  Kronkhite,  ensign,  vice 
Harter,  promoted. 

STEUBEN    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  James  McBurney's  regiment: 

William  Stephens,  first  major,  vice  E(lias)  Stevens  (Stephens), 
resigned;  Thomas  Bennit.  second  do,  vice  (Jared)  Envin,  resigned. 

James  Dike,  captain  riflemen;  Nathan  Hallet,  lieutenant  do. 

Samuel  Cady,  captain;  Alanson  Perry,  lieutenant;  Asher  Johnson, 
ensign;  Simeon  Bacon,  lieutenant;  Abel  Bullard,  ensign;  Abel 
Wrhite,  lieutenant;  Isaac  Tracey,  ensign;  Oliphen  Harding,  junior, 
lieutenant. 

Willard  Humphreys,  captain;  Timothy  Butler,  lieutenant;  Elijah 
Gibbs,  ensign;  Solomon  Rawson,  adjutant;  Moses  Brooks,  quarter- 
master; Charles  Foot,  paymaster;  John  McClure,  surgeon;  John  R. 
Stevens,  adjutant. 


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Brigadier  General  George  McClure's  brigade: 

Asa  A.  Gaylord,  major  commandant  of  a  battalion  of  riflemen. 

FRANKLIN    COUNTY. 

Brigade  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  Marinus  F.  Durand 
(Clinton,  Essex  and  Franklin): 

Alric  Mann,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant. 

Timothy  Brownson,  major,  vice  Man,  promoted;  Thomas  Smith, 
second  do;  Solomon  Cook,  adjutant;  Henry  S.  Waterhouse,  surgeon. 

Silas  Cushman,  captain  light  infantry;  David  Sperry,  lieutenant 
do;  Barnabas  Barnam,  ensign  do. 

Stephen  D.  Hickock,  captain ;  Luther  Winslo,  lieutenant. 

Ebenezer  Taylor,  captain,  vice  Smith,  promoted;  Philip  Bryant, 
lieutenant,  vice  Taylor,  promoted;  Solomon  Smith,  ensign,  vice 
Bryant,  promoted. 

Amos  Eldridge,  captain,  vice  D.  Eldridge,  moved;  Aretus  M. 
Hitchcock,  lieutenant,  vice  Eldridge,  promoted;  Benjamin  Sanborn, 
ensign,  vice  Hitchcock,  promoted. 

Rufus  Tilden,  captain,  vice  (John)  Potter,  moved;  Chester  Tullar, 
lieutenant;  Israel  Thayer,  ensign,  vice  Cook,  promoted;  Robert  Will- 
son,  ensign. 

Asaph  Perry,  captain,  vice  Cushman,  appointed  to  light  infantry; 
Christopher  Austin,  lieutenant,  vice  Perry,  promoted. 

Thomas  Wright,  captain ,  John  Cadwell,  ensign,  vice  Wright,  pro- 
moted; David  Danforth,  lieutenant;  David  Livingston,  ensign. 

CLINTON    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Marinus  F.  Durand's  regiment: 
Septa  Fillimore,  captain,  vice  T.  Sullivan,  moved;  Roswell  Ran- 
som,   lieutenant,    vice    Fillimore,    promoted;    Jonathan    Douglass, 
ensign,  vice  Ransom,  promoted. 


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In  the  third  squadron,  Fourth  regiment  of  cavalry: 
Warren  Powers,  captain;  Cone  Andrus,  first  lieutenant;  Charles 
Huntington,  second  do;  John  H.  Russel,  cornet — new  company. 

ONONDAGA    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Thaddeus  M.  Wood's  regiment: 

Elisha  Alvord,  first  major;  David  Lawrence,  second  do;  Coit 
Spalding,  paymaster. 

Captains — Joshua  Forman;  Benajah  Byington;  Michael  Mead; 
Daniel  Wheadon;  Turner  Fenner,  vice  (Nathan)  Brown,  moved; 
James  Webb,  vice  (Jonah)  White,  moved. 

Lieutenants — Oliver  R.  Strong;  Fisher  Curtis;  Rufus  Danforth; 
John  Clark,  vice  Fenner,  promoted;  Daniel  Stanley,  vice  Webb, 
promoted;  John  Green,  vice  (Samuel)  Camp,  moved. 

Ensigns — John  C.  Brown;  Martin  Wendell;  Handley  Lamb,  vice 
Harvey,  moved;  Levi  Ellis,  vice  Clark,  promoted;  James  Slade,  vice 
(Jared)  Hiscock,  resigned;  Richard  C.  Johnson,  vice  Green, 
promoted. 

Polaski  King,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  (Levi)  Hiscock, resigned; 
Samuel  P.  Hawley,  lieutenant  do,  vice  King,  promoted;  Samuel  G. 
Woodruff,  ensign  do,  vice  (John)  Gould,  out  of  the  regiment. 

John  G.  Forbes,  captain,  vice  (William  H.)  Sabin,  not  accepting; 
Ethel  Kinne,  do,  vice  (Amos)  Russel,  do;  Joseph  Williams,  captain, 
vice  (Jared)  Luddington,  resigned;  Walter  Worden,  junior,  lieuten- 
ant, vice  (Jonas)  Hannah,  junior,  not  accepting;  Ralph  R.  Phelps, 
do,  vice  (Wandal,  Wendall)  Morton,  not  accepting;  John  Miller,  do, 
vice  Forbes,  promoted;  John  Chapin,  do,  vice  Kinne,  promoted; 
Elijah  Phillips,  junior,  do,  vice  Williams,  promoted;  Elnathan  Cobb, 
ensign,  vice  Worden,  promoted;  Charles  Palmer,  ensign,  vice 
(Ira)  Huntley,  junior,  moved;  Alvan  Marsh,  do,  vice  (Nehemiah) 
Gates,  not  accepting;  Joshua  Kinne,  do,  vice  (Elijah)  Pinkney,  not 
accepting;  William  Fillemore,  do,  vice  (Elias)  Stillwell,  do. 


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Lieutenant  Colonel  Elijah  St.  John's  regiment: 

Jacob  Johnson,  junior,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  St. 
John,  resigned. 

George  Petit,  first  major,  vice  Johnson,  promoted;  Nicol  Howell, 
second  do,  vice  Petit,  promoted;  Noah  Goodrich,  adjutant;  Garret 
Van  Husen,  junior,  quartermaster;  Benoni  Merriman,  paymaster; 
James  Pettit,  surgeon;  Luther  French,  surgeon's  mate;  James 
Wheeler,  chaplain. 

Benjamin  Chace,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  Pettit,  promoted; 
Simon  Robbins,  lieutenant  do,  vice  Chace,  promoted;  Edward  Mark- 
ham,  ensign  do,  vice  Robins,  promoted. 

Captains — David  Williams,  vice  Howel,  promoted;  William  Vir- 
gil, vice  (Josiah)  Wood,  resigned;  Azel  St.  John,  vice  (Thaddeus) 
Joy,  resigned;  Moses  Legg,  vice  A.  Leg,  do;  William  Sprague. 

Lieutenants — Shelburne  Bostwick,  vice  Williams,  promoted;  Levi 
C.  Barber,  vice  Virgil,  promoted;  Silas  Penoyer,  vice  (Oliver) 
Phelps,  moved;  John  Knapp,  vice  Legg,  promoted;  Jesse  Swan, 
vice  Sprague,  promoted. 

Ensigns — William  Trowbridge,  junior;  Cyrus  Clap;  John  Moore; 
Asahel  Roundy;  Stephen  Pomeroy. 

Otis  Baker,  captain;  Lemuel  Thayer,  lieutenant;  Jeremiah  Wick- 
ham,  ensign. 

Jacob  Chandler,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant  of  a  regiment  of 
militia  in  the  county  of  Onondaga. 

Samuel  Powers,  first  major;  James  Adams,  second  do;  Jonathan 
Dickinson,  quartermaster. 

Captains — Michael  Redman,  vice  (James)  Wisner,  resigned;  Ste- 
phen Tappen;  Bradner  Burt,  vice  (John)  Masters,  moved. 

Lieutenants — Asahel  North,  vice  Redman,  promoted;  John 
Manro;  Daniel  Ayer;  Stephen  Brace,  vice  Burt,  promoted;  James 
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Ensigns — John  Bailey;  Perry  Sowle,  vice  Manro,  promoted;  Jacob 
S.  Carlow;  Daniel  Hugunin,  junior,  vice  Brace,  promoted:  David 
Manro;  Job  Green. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Levi  Lawrence's  regiment: 

Warren  Hecox,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Lawrence, 
resigned. 

Lyman  Cook,  first  major,  vice  Hecox,  promoted;  Abijah  Earll, 
second  do,  vice  Cook,  promoted;  Allen  Worden,  adjutant,  vice 
(Ephraim)  Tallmadge,  resigned. 

Miles  Allen,  captain  grenadiers,  vice  Earll,  promoted;  Owen 
Cotton,  lieutenant  do,  vice  Allen,  promoted;  Daniel  Copp,  ensign 
do,  vice  Cotton,  promoted. 

Jabish  Hall,  captain,  vice  (Benjamin)  Frisbie,  moved;  Abijah 
Benson,  lieutenant,  vice  (Samuel)  Robison  (Robinson),  resigned; 
Seth  Hall,  do,  vice  J.  Hall,  promoted;  Chauncey  Hickok,  do,  with 
rank  from  March  12,  1810;  Jacob  Van  Houten,  ensign,  vice  Benson, 
promoted;  John  Legg,  do,  vice  Hall,  promoted;  Benjamin  B.  Bearss, 
do,  vice  (Joseph)  Humphrey,  moved. 

Amasa  Chapman,  captain;  Daniel  Chaffee,  lieutenant;  Erastus 
Terry,  ensign. 

Jacobus  De  Puy,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant  of  a  regiment 
of  militia  in  the  county  of  Onondaga. 

Elijah  Hall,  first  major;  Christopher  Clark,  second  major; 
Ephraim  Cleveland,  adjutant,  vice  (Oren)  Stone,  moved;  Stoughton 
Morse,  quartermaster;  Chauncey  Jerome,  paymaster;  Daniel  Tibbals, 
surgeon;  Silas  Park,  surgeon's  mate;  Joshua  Johnson,  chaplain. 

Asa  Wells,  captain  grenadiers;  Daniel  Marsh,  lieutenant  do,  vice 
(Reuben)  Murray,  junior,  not  accepting;  Solomon  G.  Willard, 
ensign  do,  vice  Marsh,  promoted. 

Samuel  Dunham,  captain  light  infantry;  Chester  Howard,  lieu- 


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tenant  do,  vice  Loveland,  moved;  Ebenezer  Carley,  ensign  do,  vice 
Loveland,  moved. 

Captains — Abraham  Northrop,  vice  (Levi)  Farnham,  moved; 
Ensign  Hill;  Thomas  Bartium,  junior;  Amos  Palatier;  Cologus 
(Clodius)  Vinal,  vice  (Jeremiah)  Gould,  junior;  James  Scovil,  vice 
Clarke;  Norris  Case. 

Lieutenants — Elijah  Wells,  vice  Northrop,  promoted;  Plinny 
Draper,  vice  (Elihu)  Barber,  resigned;  Abiel  Whitman,  vice  Vinal, 
promoted;  David  Webb;  Lewis  Guthrie;  Jabez  Castle;  Samuel  T. 
Marsh. 

Ensigns — Isaac  Carpenter,  vice  Wells,  promoted;  Lewis  Cooley; 
Gilbert  Jackson,  vice  Draper,  promoted;  Richard  Bailey,  vice 
(Archibald)  Garfield,  not  accepting;  Ezekiel  Hoyt,  junior,  vice 
Whitman,  promoted;  John  Clapp;  Thomas  Newell. 

First  battalion,  Sixth  regiment  of  artillery: 

Thaddeus  Patchin,  captain;  John  Frashur,  first  lieutenant;  Joel 
Phelps,  second  do. 

WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Hendrick  Van  Schaick's  regiment: 

George  Allen,  lieutenant  light  infantry,  vice  (Seneca)  Duel, 
resigned ;  Jacob  Whitbeck,  ensign  do,  vice  (John  L.)  Wendle  (Wen- 
del),  promoted. 

John  Davenport,  captain,  vice  (Henry)  Potter,  moved;  Lemuel 
Simmons,  lieutenant,  vice  Davenport,  promoted;  John  Cornell, 
ensign,  vice  Simmons,  promoted. 

Joshua  Brownell,  captain,  vice  (Worthey)  Waters,  resigned; 
Loamy  W.  Johnson,  lieutenant,  vice  (Peter)  Whelden,  refusing; 
Neidham  Wright,  ensign,  vice  Brawnen  (Benjamin  Brownell,  junior), 
moved;  Brice  M.  Briggs,  lieutenant,  vice  J(ohn)  Briggs,  moved; 
Benjamin  Cook,  junior,  ensign,  vice  (Gardner)  Briggs,  refusing; 
Josiah  Sheldon,  adjutant,  vice  (Gideon)  Cornel,  resigned. 


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Lieutenant  Colonel  Caleb  Brown's  regiment: 

Israel  Ely,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Brown,  out  of 
the  beat. 

Andrew  Lyttle,  first  major,  vice  Ely,  promoted;  John  McCleary, 
second  do,  vice  Lyttle,  promoted;  James  McMurray,  adjutant  and 
ensign ;  William  M.  McFarland,  quartermaster  and  do ;  Henry  Mat- 
thews, paymaster  and  do. 

William  Hay,  junior,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  (William)  Rus- 
sel,  resigned;  Robert  Edgar,  lieutenant  do,  vice  Hay,  promoted; 
Ebenezer  McAllister,  ensign  do. 

Joseph  Boyd,  captain,  vice  (Lucius)  Gun(n),  moved;  James 
Bouker,  lieutenant,  vice  Boyd,  promoted;  Bethuel  Church,  junior, 
ensign,  vice  Bouker,  do;  Aaron  M.  Perine,  captain,  vice  (Samuel) 
McDougall,  moved;  William  Robison  (Robertson),  junior,  lieuten- 
ant, vice  Perine,  promoted;  John  Craig,  ensign. 

James  Harkness,  captain,  vice  McCleary,  promoted;  Lemuel  F. 
Foot,  lieutenant,  vice  Harkness,  promoted ;  Alexander  Steel,  ensign, 
vice  Foot,  promoted. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Hercules  Rice's  regiment: 

Reuben  Stone,  second  major,  vice  (James)  Hill,  resigned. 

Ezekiel  Sampson,  captain,  vice  Stone,  promoted;  Levi  Downing, 
lieutenant,  vice  Sampson,  promoted;  Henry  Safrbrd,  ensign,  vice 
Downing,  promoted. 

Abraham  Smith,  captain,  vice  (Duty)  Sayles,  resigned;  Oliver 
Barber,  lieutenant,  vice  Willcox,  resigned;  Thomas  Barber,  ensign; 
Daniel  Thomas,  lieutenant,  vice  (Jabez)  Remmington,  moved;  Sam- 
uel Weir,  ensign,  vice  Thomas,  promoted. 

Edmond  H.  Wells,  captain,  vice  (James)  Hay,  deceased;  Alden 
Bennet,  lieutenant,  vice  (Ezra)  Waite,  resigned;  Thomas  Seit,  ensign. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  James  Green's  regiment: 


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Benjamin  Carswell,  first  major,  vice  (John)  Mills,  disabled;  Joseph 
Sayler  (Taylor),  second  do,  vice  Carswell,  promoted. 

John  Streight,  captain,  vice  Sayler  (Taylor),  promoted;  David 
Utman,  lieutenant,  vice  Streight,  promoted;  Ebenezer  Kemble 
(Kimball),  lieutenant,  vice  Ronsom  (John  Ransom),  refusing. 

Ensigns— Elijah  Streight;  John  Darby;  Amasa  Walker;  John 
Durkie,  of  light  infantry,  vice  Lyttle,  refusing  to  accept;  John  Crit- 
chet,  do;  Warthy  Waters,  surgeon's  mate. 

HERKIMER    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Daniel  Petrie's  regiment: 

Christopher  P.  Bellinger,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice 
Petrie,  resigned. 

Rudolph  J.  Shoemaker,  first  major,  vice  Bellinger,  promoted; 
John  Wightman,  second  do,  vice  (Nicholas)  Castler,  resigned;  Jacob 
D.  Petrie,  paymaster,  vice  (Peter  B.)  Castler,  promoted;  Daniel  C. 
Fox,  adjutant,  vice  (Abraham)  Woodruff,  resigned. 

Amos  Thomas,  captain  grenadiers,  vice  Shoemaker,  promoted; 
Nicholas  Shoemaker,  lieutenant  do,  vice  Thomas,  promoted;  Charles 
Randall,  ensign  do,  vice  Shoemaker,  promoted. 

Eber  Hyde,  captain  light  infantry;  Thomas  Hawkes,  lieutenant 
do;  Abijah  Beckwith,  ensign  do. 

Jeremiah  Hayner,  captain,  vice  (Samuel)  Lord,  resigned;  Isaac 
Mills,  lieutenant,  vice  (Jacob)  Hayner,  resigned;  Philip  Barringer, 
ensign,  vice  Jeremiah  Hayner,  promoted. 

Joseph  Bell,  captain,  vice  (Lawrence)  Shoemaker,  resigned;  Peter 
B.  Castler,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Bell,  promoted;  Henry  Staring,  junior, 
ensign,  vice  G.  Fox,  resigned. 

Rufus  Starkweather,  captain,  vice  P.  Heyer;  Jacob  Marshall, 
lieutenant,  vice  R.  Starkweather,  promoted;  John  Barker,  ensign, 
vice  O.  Smith,  resigned. 


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Robert  Shoemaker,  captain,  vice  J.  Wightman,  promoted;  Selden 
Morgan,  lieutenant,  vice  R.  Shoemaker,  promoted;  Peter  G.  Helmer, 
ensign,  vice  S.  Morgan,  promoted. 

James  Delong,  captain,  vice  F.  Daniels;  Allen  Wightman,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  J.  Delong,  promoted;  Richard  Gardinier,  ensign,  vice 
Wightman.  promoted;  Samuel  Bloomfield,  lieutenant,  vice  A.  San- 
ford,  resigned;  Joseph  Rooker,  ensign,  vice  S.  Bloomfield,  pro- 
moted; Rufus  Crane,  ensign;  Daniel  C.  Fox,  adjutant,  vice  (Rufus) 
Crane,  appointed  in  cavalry. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Jonah  Knapp's  regiment: 

Darius  Hawkins,  captain  light  infantry;  Reuben  Barney,  lieuten- 
ant do,  vice  D.  Hawkins,  promoted;  Nicholas  Brown,  ensign  do,  vice 
Barney,  promoted;  Henry  F.  Helmer,  lieutenant  do,  vice  E.  San- 
ford,  resigned;  Horace  Morse,  ensign  do,  vice  H.  F.  Helmer, 
promoted. 

Amos  Smith,  captain,  vice  A.  Staring,  resigned;  Mason  Baker, 
lieutenant,  vice  A.  Smith,  promoted;  Isaac  Smith,  ensign,  vice  M. 
Baker,  promoted. 

Joseph  Hall,  captain,  vice  (Archibald)  Conant,  moved;  Sterry 
Hawkins,  lieutenant,  vice  T.  Ketchum,  resigned;  John  Martin, 
ensign. 

Heman  Bush,  captain;  Asahel  Andrews,  lieutenant,  vice  H.  Bush, 
promoted;  Samuel  Budlong,  ensign,  vice  A.  Andrews,  promoted; 
Lawrence  L.  Harter,  lieutenant,  vice  F.  Bellinger,  moved;  Nicholas 
Smith,  ensign,  vice  C.  Colvin,  moved;  Ruloff  Root,  lieutenant,  vice 
Cyrus  Root;  Charles  Christian,  ensign, vice  (Edward)  Baker,  moved; 
Rufus  Howard,  lieutenant,  vice  A.  Priest,  junior;  William  Bacon, 
junior,  ensign,  vice  R.  Howard,  promoted. 


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1811. 

ST.    LAWRENCE    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  David  Ford's  regiment: 

Thomas  B.  Benedict,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Ford, 
removed. 

Richard  Flack,  first  major,  vice  Benedict,  promoted;  Jehiel  Dem- 
mock,  second  do,  vice  Flack,  promoted. 

Kelsey  Thurber,  captain,  vice  (Timothy)  Pope,  resigned;  Zadock 
Day,  lieutenant,  vice  Thurber,  promoted;  Jeduthan  Barker,  ensign, 
vice  (Thomas)  Lee,  moved. 

Samuel  Armstrong,  captain,  vice  (David)  Crosset,  moved;  John 
A.  Armstrong,  lieutenant,  vice  Sanrl  Armstrong,  promoted;  John 
Armstrong,  ensign. 

Potter  Goff,  captain,  vice  (Thomas  B.)  Benedict,  promoted; 
Elisha  Griffin,  lieutenant,  vice  Goff,  promoted;  Nathaniel  Holt, 
ensign,  vice  E.  Griffin,  promoted. 

Medad  Moody,  captain,  vice  (William)  Perry,  resigned;  Josiah 
Richardson,  lieutenant,  vice  Moody,  promoted;  Amos  Smith,  ensign. 

James  Parkel,  captain;  Thomas  D.  Olin,  lieutenant;  Jonathan 
Smith,  ensign. 

Josiah  Sweet,  captain;  Ebenezer  Rounds,  lieutenant;  Mansfield 
Bristol,  ensign. 

Pardon  Babcock,  captain;  Ephraim  Case,  lieutenant;  William 
Claghorn,  ensign. 

Moses  A.  Bunnel,  captain;  Lotan  Harsfield,  lieutenant;  Samuel 
Clark,  junior,  ensign. 

David  Giffen,  captain;  Rosel  Ryan,  lieutenant;  Samuel  Prentice, 
ensign. 

Nathan  Stone,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant  of  a  regiment  in 
the  county  of  St.  Lawrence. 

Elisha  Demerest,  first  major;  John  Doran,  second  do. 


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Lemuel  Bartholomew,  captain,  vice  (Nicholas)  Reynolds,  moved; 
Warrent  Murray,  lieutenant;  Samuel  Daniels,  ensign;  Gad  Root, 
lieutenant. 

Ensigns — George  Wells,  Jonathan  Gilmore,  Jonathan  Read,  Wil- 
liam W.  Hows,  Jeremiah  Meach,  Frederick  Currin,  Jonathan  Hart- 
well,  Phineas  Durfray,  Reuben  Kelsey. 

Captains — Martin  Nash,  Silas  Smith,  Benjamin  W.  Hopkins, 
John  G.  Fansher,  James  Trussell,  Warren  Webster. 

Lieutenants — David  French,  John  Polly,  second,  Isaac  Wright, 
Jesse  Goss,  Bater  Pierce,  Jonathan  Pierce,  Jasper  Armstrong,  Ralph 
Sterns. 

JEFFERSON    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Gershom  Tuttle's  regiment: 

Amariah  Tucker,  second  major,  vice  Rice,*  moved. 

Levi  Hale,  captain,  vice  Tucker,  promoted;  Jedadiah  Stanley,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  (Elihu)  Holland,  moved;  Robert  Jeromes,  ensign,  vice 
Hale,  promoted. 

Allen  Kilbourn,  captain,  vice  (Levi)  Heath,  resigned;  Stoel  War- 
ner, lieutenant,  vice  Kilbourn,  promoted;  Curtis  G.  Brooks,  ensign, 
vice  Moers  (Silvester  Morris),  moved;  Jacob  Fuller,  lieutenant,  vice 
(Jenison)  Clark,  moved;  Samuel  Wessel,  ensign,  vice  (Aldan) 
Bucklin. 

John  Adams,  captain,  vice  (Jabez)  Foster,  moved;  Anson  Hun- 
gerford,  lieutenant,  vice  (Caleb)  Westcot  (Wescott),  moved;  Joseph 
Sheldon,  ensign,  vice  Adams,  promoted. 

Zachariah  Butterfield,  captain,  vice  (Ezekiel)  Jewet,  resigned; 
Stephen  Gifford,  lieutenant,  vice  Butterfield,  promoted;  Joseph 
Mayo,  ensign,  vice  Gifford,  promoted;  Erastus  Wate,  ensign,  vice 
Warner,  promoted. 

'William  Rice  was  appointed  first  major  April  4,  1S08.  See  page  973. — State 
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William  Lamson,  captain  riflemen;  William  Brown,  lieutenant  do; 
Jonathan  E.  Miles,  ensign  do. 

Amira  Trowbridge,  captain,  vice  Clarke. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Paul  Stickney's  regiment: 

Captains — Jonathan  Scott,  vice  (Benjamin)  McComber,  moved; 
Gad  Oakly,  vice  (Archibald)  Blanchard,  moved;  Elisha  Allen,  vice 
(William)  Maynard,  moved;  Daniel  Ellis,  vice  (De  Estean)  Salis- 
bury, moved. 

Lieutenants — Brooks  Herrington,  vice  (Orimal,  Orimel)  Brew- 
ster, deceased;  Charles  Hollister,  vice  (Stephen)  Chace,  moved;  John 
Hungerford,  vice  N.  Curtis,  resigned. 

Ensigns — William  Dostator,  vice  E.  Curtis,  moved;  Abiather 
Doane,  vice  E.  Allen,  promoted;  Elijah  Wells,  vice  J.  Scott,  pro- 
moted; William  Williams,  vice  D.  Ellis,  promoted;  Timothy  Corn- 
well,  vice  S.  Stewart,  moved;  Stephen  Jeromes,  vice  A.  Skinner, 
moved. 

James  Henderson,  junior,  adjutant,  vice  L.  Ellis,  resigned. 

Joseph  Graves,  lieutenant  rifle  company;  Samuel  Rhoades, 
ensign  do. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Jacob  Brown's  regiment: 

Samuel  Mack,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  (Jacob) 
Brown,  promoted  brigadier  general. 

Frederick  Avery,  first  major,  vice  Mack,  promoted;  Calvin 
Britain,  second  do,  vice  Avery,  promoted;  Hoel  Lawrence,  adjutant 
and  ensign;  Horatio  Orvis,  surgeon. 

Azariah  Thomas,  captain;  George  Brown,  lieutenant, vice  Thomas, 
promoted;  William  Knox,  ensign,  vice  Brown,  promoted. 

Josiah  Farrow,  captain,  vice  Britain,  promoted;  James  Hargen, 
lieutenant,  vice  Farrow,  promoted. 
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1202  Annual  Report  of  the 

John  B.  Essylstine,  captain,  vice  (Daniel)  Trimper  (Tremper), 
moved. 

Silas  Garner,  captain,  vice  L.  Buss,  refusing;  Dexter  Cushion, 
lieutenant,  vice  Garner,  promoted;  Timothy  Case,  ensign,  vice 
Cushion,  promoted;  Aral  Powers,  lieutenant,  vice  Allen;  Amos 
Root,  ensign,  vice  Powers. 

Ezra  Ingerson,  captain,  vice  (Abiel)  Shurtleff,  resigned;  John 
Hoover  (Flower),  lieutenant,  vice  (Ezra)  Ingerson,  moved  (pro- 
moted); Rums  Barry,  ensign,  vice  Hoover  (Flower),  promoted. 

John  Parrish,  captain,  vice  (John)  Simonds,"  moved;  Thomas 
Goodrich,  lieutenant;  James  McGowan,  ensign,  vacant. 

Hubbard  Goodrich,  junior,  captain,  do;  George  D.  Gates,  lieuten- 
ant, do;  Thomas  Brayton,  junior,  ensign,  do. 

Aaron  Bacon,  ensign  light  infantry. 

LEWIS    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Jonathan  Collins'  regiment: 

Richard  Coxe,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Collins, 
appointed  judge. 

Oliver  Bush,  first  major,  vice  Coxe,  promoted;  Gideon  Shepherd, 
second  do,  vice  Bush,  promoted. 

Asahel  Hough,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  Coxe,  promoted; 
Noble  Churchill,  lieutenant  do,  vice  Hough,  promoted;  John  Ives, 
junior,  ensign  do,  vice  Churchill,  promoted. 

Elisha  Cone,  captain,  vice  Shepherd,  promoted;  Hezekiah  Sco- 
vill,  lieutenant,  vice  R.  Scovill,  resigned;  Nathaniel  Snow,  do;  Adam 
Conkey,  ensign,  vice  J.  Snell,  moved. 

JEFFERSON    AND    ST.    LAWRENCE    COUNTIES. 

Jacob  Brown,  brigadier  general  of  a  brigade  of  infantry  in  the 
counties  of  Jefferson  and  St.  Lawrence. 
David  Waters,  brigade  quartermaster. 


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1811. 

ARTILLERY. 

Second  battalion,  Sixth  regiment  of  artillery: 
Oliver  Scott,  captain;  Lyman  Munson,  first  lieutenant;  William 
Williams,  second  lieutenant. 

COLUMBIA    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Jacob  R.  Van  Rensselaer's  regiment: 

John  H.  Snyder,  lieutenant;  John  Thompson,  ensign;  John  T. 
Van  Deusen,  lieutenant,  vacant;  William  Van  Deusen,  ensign,  do; 
Israel  Holmes,  lieutenant;  John  A.  Worth,  ensign. 

Samuel  Wiltsie,  captain,  vice  (William  P.)  Smith,  resigned;  Isaac 
Southard,  lieutenant,  vice  Wilsie,  promoted;  Henry  A.  Melius, 
ensign,  vice  Southard,  promoted. 

Agrippa  Martin,  captain;  Peter  Van  Deboe,  lieutenant;  Robert  A. 
Van  Deusen,  ensign;  Abraham  Jordan,  surgeon,  vacant;  Barnabas 
Waterman,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  (Leverit)  Crittenden  (Crut- 
tenden),  moved;  Austin  Stocking,  lieutenant  do,  vice  Waterman, 
promoted;  Silas  Stone,  ensign  do,  vice  A.  Stocking,  do. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Robert  T.  Livingston's  regiment: 

Henry  Elsworth,  quartermaster. 

Henry  Batts,  captain,  vice  (Jacob)  Elckenburgh  (Elckenbregh);  ^ 
John  Beringer,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice  (Barnard)  Gearman  (Ger- 
mon),  moved;  Joseph  Hoot,  ensign,  vice  Beringer,  promoted. 

Jacob  P.  Miller,  captain,  vice  (Philip)  V(an)  De  Bogert,  resigned; 
Lewis  Haywood,  lieutenant,  vice  Miller,  promoted;  John  Allen, 
ensign,  vice  Haywood,  promoted;  Jonas  Lasher,  ensign,  vice  Els- 
worth, quartermaster. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Charles  McKinstry's  regiment: 

Ebenezer  Young,  captain,  vice  D.  P.  Stever,  resigned;  Joseph 
Rodman,  second  (junior),  lieutenant,  vice  Young,  promoted;  John 
Tyler,  ensign,  vice  Rodman,  promoted. 


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1204  Annual  Report  of  the 

Abiah  W.  Mayhew,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  (Moses)  Wetmore, 
resigned;  Israel  A.  Baldwin,  lieutenant  do,  vice  Mayhew,  promoted; 
Hazard  Morey,  ensign  do,  vice  Baldwin,  promoted. 

Matthew  Fitch,  captain,  vice  (Jonah)  Butler,  resigned;  Jared  Win- 
slow,  lieutenant,  vice  Fitch,  promoted;  Amos  King,  junior,  ensign, 
vice  Winslow,  promoted;  Isaac  Foster,  captain,  vice  (William) 
Hunt,  moved;  Augustus  Reed,  lieutenant,  vice  Foster,  promoted; 
Charles  Treusdale,  junior,  ensign,  vice  Reed,  promoted;  Jonathan 
C.  Olmstead,  surgeon;  Benjamin  House,  surgeon's  mate;  Benjamin 
Dakin,  quartermaster. 

WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  John  Stewart's  regiment: 

Henry  Beadleston,  second  major,  vice  J.  Smith,  resigned;  Noble 
B.  Hitchcock,  adjutant,  vice  R.  Morgan;  Israel  Hand,  quartermas- 
ter, vice  Hitchcock;  Thomas  Sherwood,  paymaster,  vice  Hand, 
promoted. 

John  Moss,  junior,  captain,  vice  (Oliver)  Barret  (junior),  moved; 
Edward  Moss,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Moss,  promoted;  Aaron  Priest, 
junior,  ensign,  vice  E.  Moss,  promoted. 

Stephen  Bedleston,  captain,  vice  H.  Bedleston,  promoted;  George 
Bates,  lieutenant, vice  S.  Bedleston,  promoted;  Joshua  Harris,  junior, 
ensign,  vice  (Jonathan)  Griffen  (Griffin),  moved. 

Joseph  Stewart,  third,  captain,  vice  (Samuel)  Love,  moved;  Joshua 
Pelton,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Stewart,  promoted;  Nathan  Holbrook, 
ensign,  vice  J.  Pelton,  promoted;  Zenus  Smith,  ensign,  vice  E.  Mal- 
lery,  moved. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Zephaniah  Kingsley's  regiment: 

Samuel  Standish,  paymaster,  vice  W.  White,  resigned. 

Jeremiah  Kingsley,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  T.  Griffeth  (Grif- 
fith),   resigned;   Thomas    Begelaw    (Bigelow),  lieutenant   do,    vice 


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Kingsley,  promoted;  Benjamin  Dilemattre,  ensign  do,  vice  Begelow 
(Bigelow),  promoted;  Abner  P.  Hitchcock,  lieutenant,  vice  G. 
Wheeler,  promoted;  John  Frank,  ensign,  vice  Hitchcock,  promoted; 
Hosea  Day,  lieutenant,  vice  L.  Day,  deceased;  Asa  Thompson, 
ensign,  vice  Day,  promoted. 

Duty  Shumway,  captain,  vice  (Francis)  Needham,  resigned; 
Elisha  Sill,  lieutenant,  vice  Shumway,  promoted;  Jonathan  Brown, 
junior,  ensign,  vice  Sill,  promoted. 

Thaddeus  Shelden,  captain,  vice  (Obadiah)  Webster,  refusing; 
Nathan  Maynard,  lieutenant,  vice  T.  Shelden,  promoted;  Mason 
Parce,  ensign,  vice  (Richard)  Doolittle,  refusing;  Amasa  Whitford, 
ensign,  vice  W.   Davis,   moved. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Enos  Mead's  regiment: 

James  Tuttle,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Mead,  moved. 

Lemuel  Humphrey,  first  major,  vice  Tuttle,  promoted;  Ebenezer 
Goodman,  second  major,  vice  Humphrey,  promoted;  Solyman  B. 
Fox,  adjutant,  vice  (Frederick)  Miller,  resigned;  Enos  Wheeler, 
captain  light  infantry;  John  W.  Cannon,  lieutenant  do;  Newcomb 
Mead,  ensign  do. 

Captains — Enos  Mead,  second,  vice  H.  Baldwin,  moved;  Joseph 
Wells,  vice  Humphrey,  promoted;  Stephen  Tuttle,  vice  E.  Good- 
man, promoted;  Solomon  Ferris,  vice  J.  Norton,  moved;  Samuel 
Stackhouse,  vice  J.  Woodward,  do;  Halsey  R.ogers. 

Lieutenants — Joshua  Eaton,  vice  E.  Mead,  promoted;  Isaiah  Wil- 
cox, vice  Wells,  promoted;  Plin(y)  Pierce,  vice  Tuttle,  promoted; 
Lewis  Newman,  vice  S.  Ferris,  promoted;  Albro  Tripp,  vice  Stack- 
house,  promoted;  Michael  Harris. 

Ensigns — Holden  Kinyeon ;  Nathaniel  Smith ;  Rice  Eaton,  vice  J. 
Eaton,  promoted;  Samuel  Barber,  vice  Plin(y)  Pierce,  promoted; 
Israel  Mead,  vice  L.  Newman,  promoted;  Nathaniel  Tripp,  vice  A. 
Tripp,  promoted;  Solomon  Lyman,  vice  I.  Wilcox,  promoted. 


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1206  Annual  Report  of  the 

greene  county. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Samuel  Haight's  regiment : 

Merchant  Lawrence,  first  major,  vice  (Jacob)  Haight,  appointed 
sheriff;  Ezra  Hawley,  second  do,  vice  Lawrence,  promoted. 

Mark  Spencer,  paymaster,  vice  (John  M.)  Canfield,  moved. 

Joel  Austin,  captain,  vice  Hawley,  promoted;  Reuben  Sanderson, 
lieutenant,  vice  Austin,  promoted;  Nathaniel  Cooke,  ensign,  vice 
Sanderson,  promoted;  John  Merefield,  lieutenant  light  infantry,  vice 
(John)  Buel,  moved;  David  G.  Abeel,  ensign  do,  vice  Merefield, 
promoted;  Richard  Thomas,  lieutenant,  vice  (Amos)  Eaton,  indicted; 
Peter  P.  Sacks,  ensign,  vice  Thomas,  promoted. 

Agur  A.  Tredwell,  captain,  vice  (John)  Balis,  resigned;  Jonas 
Finch,  lieutenant,  vice  Tredwell,  promoted;  William  Post,  ensign, 
vice  Finch,  promoted. 

William  Dobson,  captain,  vice  (Henry)  Ritter,  resigned;  Henry 
White,  lieutenant,  vice  Dobson,  promoted;  Benjamin  H.  Haviland, 
ensign,  vice  White,  promoted. 

Thomas  Howe,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  (John  T.)  Lacy 
(Lacey),  moved. 

DUTCHESS    COUNTY. 

Regiment  lately  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  Stephen 
Barnum : 

Isaac  Crosby,  junior,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  J.  Bar- 
num, refusing. 

Hart  Weed,  first  major,  vice  J.  Hoyt,  refusing;  Anson  Crane, 
second  do,  vice  Crosby,  promoted;  John  T.  Hotchkiss,  adjutant, 
vice  H.  Weed,  promoted;  Abijah  Selah,  quartermaster,  vice  D. 
Barnum,  moved. 

Rufus  Fancher,  captain,  vice  L.  Hecock,  moved;  James  M.  Smith, 
lieutenant,  vice  R.  Fancher,  promoted;  Benjamin  Pugsley,  ensign, 
vice  J.  M.  Smith,  promoted. 


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Henry  Smith,  captain,  vice  Crane,  promoted;  Henry  Gift,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Smith,  promoted;  Epaphras  B.  Baldwin,  ensign,  vice  H. 
Clift,  promoted;  Joseph  Howes,  lieutenant,  vice  (Isaac)  Reed, 
moved;  Anson  Paddock,  ensign,  vice  J.  Howes,  promoted;  Solomon 
Wooden,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  J.  Hotchkiss,  promoted;  Buel  Gidrams, 
ensign,  vice  S.  Wooden,  promoted. 

William  Jones,  captain,  vice  Palmer,  resigned;  Orrin  Cowl,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Jones,  promoted;  Asa  Church,  ensign,  vice  A.  Cowl, 
promoted;  Peter  H.  Foster,  lieutenant,  vice  A.  Selah,  promoted; 
Caleb  Barnum,  ensign,  vice  Foster,  promoted. 

WESTCHESTER    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  David  Hobby,  junior's  regiment: 

Guy  B.  Hobby,  adjutant,  vice  (Charles)  Vail,  moved;  James 
Palmer,  ensign,  vice  Hobby,  promoted. 

Joseph  (R.)  Hyatt,  captain,  vice  (Stephen)  Ferris,  resigned;  Jesse 
Akerly,  lieutenant,  vice  Hyatt,  promoted;  Abraham  Hyatt,  junior, 
ensign,  vice  Akerly,  do. 

Abel  Smith,  junior,  captain  riflemen;  Joseph  Feeks,  junior,  lieu- 
tenant do;  Daniel  C.  Hopkins,  ensign  do. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Abijah  Harris'  regiment: 

Solomon  Mead,  captain,  vice  (Roger)  Brown  (junior),  declining; 
Isaac  Pardy  (Pardee),  lieutenant,  vice  Mead,  promoted;  Thomas 
Smith,  ensign,  vice  Pardy  (Pardee),  promoted. 

Amos  Northrop,  captain,  vice  (John)  Rusco,  absconded;  Matthew 
Benedict,  lieutenant,  vice  Northrop,  promoted;  William  Lockwood, 
ensign;  Stephen  Weed,  lieutenant,  vice  (Thomas)  Potts,  resigned; 
Thaddeus  S.  Fancher,  ensign,  vice  Weed,  promoted. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Pierre  Van  Cortland,  junior's,  regiment: 

Nathaniel  Montross,  second  major,  vice  (John)  Hyatt,  resigned; 
Thaddeus  Crane,  quartermaster,  vice  W.  Horton,  resigned;  John 


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Owens,  adjutant,  vice  S.  Roof,  junior,  promoted;  Wilhelmus  Gar- 
rison, captain,  vice  N.  Montross,  promoted ;  John  Fowler,  lieutenant, 
vice  W.  Garrison,  promoted;  Lot  Marshall,  ensign,  vice  Fowler,  pro- 
moted. 

Absalom  Lent,  captain,  vice  J.  Vredenburgh,  moved;  Nathan 
Anderson,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice  A.  Lent,  promoted;  James  Haines, 
ensign,  vice  N.  Anderson,  junior,  promoted. 

David  E.  Travis,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  (Jacob  D.)  Dyckman, 
moved;  Jeremiah  Pugsley,  lieutenant  do,  vice  D.  E.  Traviss,  pro- 
moted; Dan  Guile,  ensign  do,  vice  Pugsley,  promoted. 

Nathaniel  Hyatt,  captain  do ;  James  White,  lieutenant  light  infan- 
try; Abraham  Purdy,  ensign  do. 

John  H.  Tompkins,  ensign,  vice  Owens,  promoted;  Thomas  A. 
Ward,  ensign,  vice  (James)  Maby  (Mabey),  refusing;  Ezra  Baxter, 
ensign,  vice  J.  Wright,  resigned. 

Richard  Ward,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant  of  a  regiment  of 
infantry  in  the  county  of  Westchester: 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Jonathan  Varian's  regiment: 

Elijah  Valentine,  second  major,  vice  D.  Ferris,  superseded. 

Lewis  Rich,  captain,  vice  Valentine,  promoted;  John  Williams, 
lieutenant,  vice  L.  Rich,  promoted. 

ROCKLAND    COUNTY. 

Peter  S.  Van  Orden,  brigadier  general  of  the  brigade  of  militia 
in  the  county  of  Rockland. 

Michael  Trout,  brigade  major  and  inspector. 

Benjamin  Gurnee,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant  of  a  regiment 
in  said  brigade,  vice  Van  Orden,  promoted. 

Cornelius  A.  Blauvelt,  do. 


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lewis  county. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Luke  Winchel's  regiment: 

Zeboam  Carter,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Winchel, 
moved. 

David  Cobb,  first  major,  vice  (Solomon)  Buck,  resigned;  William 
Clark,  second  do,  vice  Carter,  promoted. 

Caleb  L.  Clark,  captain,  vice  Cobb,  promoted;  Charles  N.  Sweet, 
lieutenant,  vice  (Jared)  Topping,  resigned;  Cyrus  Trowbridge, 
ensign,  vice  (Caleb)  L.  Clark,  promoted. 

Francis  Sanders  (Saunders),  captain,  vice  Clark,  promoted;  Wil- 
liam Root,  lieutenant,  vice  Sanders  (Saunders),  promoted;  William 
Bradway,  ensign,  vice  (William)  Darbyshire,  promoted. 

Lyman  Demming,  captain,  vice  J.  Bush,  resigned;  Jared  Knapp, 
lieutenant,  vice  (Silas)  King,  moved;  Joel  Gleason,  ensign,  vice 
(Joseph)  Fulsom,  moved. 

Moses  Waters,  captain,  vice  (Jesse)  Willcox  (Wilcox),  resigned; 
Jedediah  Darrow,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice  (Galen)  Rushmore, 
deceased;  Isaiah  Bailey,  ensign,  vice  (Solomon)  King,  promoted. 

Israel  Kellogg,  captain,  vice  (Elijah)  Hunger,  resigned;  John 
Clark,  lieutenant,  vice  (Tyrannus  A.)  Wright,  moved;  Erastus 
Wright,  ensign,  vice  I.  Kellogg,  promoted;  Joel  Murrey,  ensign, 
vice  J.  B.  Carter,  moved. 

Rufus  Stoddard,  captain,  vice  (Robert)  Claflin  (Clafftan),  moved; 
Benjamin  Stillman,  lieutenant,  vice  R.  Stoddard,  promoted;  Ebene- 
zer  Newton,  ensign,  vice  B.  Stillman,  promoted. 

ULSTER    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Cornelius  Bruyn's  regiment: 
John  Jansen,  second  major,  vice  D.  Roosa,  resigned;  Severyne  T. 
Bruyn,  quartermaster,  vice  J.  L.  Bruyn,  moved. 


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Joseph  Gasherie,  captain,  vice  J.  Jansen,  promoted;  Derick  Roosa, 
junior,  do,  vice  S.  Ray,  resigned;  Morris  Bruyn,  do,  vice  P.  Asdorfe 
(Peter  Alsdorfe),  resigned;  James  R.  Hunter,  lieutenant,  vice  D. 
Roosa,  junior,  promoted;  David  Schoonmaker,  do,  vice  Gasherie, 
promoted;  John  M.  Jansen,  ensign,  vice  S.  T.  Bruyn,  promoted; 
Isaac  Hoffman,  do,  vice  J.  R.  Hunter,  promoted;  Zacharias  Masten, 
do,  vice  M.  Bruyn,  promoted;  Jacob  Dickison,  do,  vice  T.  Hunter, 
deceased. 

NEW   YORK    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant   Colonel    William    Paulding's   regiment,   being   Fifth 
regiment  of  first  brigade  of  the  city  and  county  of  New  York: 
Charles  Baldwin,  captain  of  riflemen. 

ONTARIO    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  William  Markham's  regiment: 

Joseph  W.  Lawrence,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Mark- 
ham,  resigned. 

George  Smith,  first  major,  vice  Lawrence,  promoted;  William  T. 
Hosmer,  second  do,  vice  Smith,  promoted;  Samuel  Blakeslee,  adju- 
tant; Jonathan  D.  Faulkner,  quartermaster;  Arnold  Markham,  pay- 
master; Elihu  Hovey,  ensign. 

David  Rowley,  captain,  vice  (Daniel)  Richards,  resigned;  Joseph 
M.  Gilbert,  lieutenant,  vice  Rowley,  promoted;  Jacob  N.  Wimple, 
ensign,  vice  J.  M.  Gilbert,  promoted. 

David  Bigelow,  captain,  vice  M.  Hanna,  resigned;  Zebulon  Rath- 
bone,  lieutenant,  vice  Bigelow,  promoted;  Ozie  Blakeslee,  ensign, 
vice  Rathbone,  promoted. 

Ezekiel  Wadsworth,  captain,  vice  W.  T.  Hosmer,  promoted; 
Thomas  Tilden,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice  E.  Wadsworth,  promoted; 
Sylvester  Hosmer,  ensign;  Cephas  Beach,  junior,  ensign,  vice  J. 
Carrier,  moved;  David  Parker,  lieutenant;  David  Hilton,  ensign, 
vice  D.  Parker,  promoted. 


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Levi  Dunn,  captain,  vice  J.  Vance,  resigned;  Samuel  Bailey,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  M.  Parker,  moved;  Thomas  Bailey,  ensign,  vice  L. 
Dunn,  promoted. 

Nathan  Jeffords,  junior,  captain,  vice  N.  Rowley,  moved;  Clark 
Davis,  lieutenant,  vice  N.  Jeffords,  promoted;  Peter  Price,  ensign. 

Regiment  composed  of  Major  Ezra  Patterson's  battalion: 

Caleb  Hopkins,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  E.  Patter- 
son, not  accepting. 

Nathan  Norton,  first  major,  vice  Hopkins,  promoted;  Oringh 
Stone,  second  do,  vice  Norton,  promoted. 

Enos  Blossom,  captain,  vice  O.  Stone,  promoted;  Leonard  Stone- 
burner,  lieutenant;  Levi  Thomas,  ensign;  Levi  Treadwell,  ensign, 
vice  L.  Wright,  not  accepting;  Ariel  Newcomb,  ensign. 

Joel  Thayer,  captain;  Caleb  Harrington,  lieutenant;  Luther  Har- 
vey, ensign. 

William  McKinstry,  captain  light  infantry;  Samuel  Felt,  lieuten- 
ant; Phineas  King,  paymaster. 

SCHOHARIE    COUNTY. 

Brigadier  General  Freegift  Patchin's  brigade: 

Thomas  Lawyer,  brigade  major  and  inspector,  vice  H.  Becker, 
resigned. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Storm  A.  Becker's  regiment: 

William  Becker,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice  E.  Potter,  not  accepting; 
Isaac  Barber,  ensign,  vice  W.  Becker,  junior,  promoted. 

SARATOGA    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Hezekiah  Ketchum's  regiment: 
Samuel  Stewart,  second  major,  vice  H.  Bailey,  refusing;  Nathan 
Bailey,  adjutant,  vice  J.  Haswell,  resigned;  George  W.  Ten  Brook, 
quartermaster,  vice  H.  Fanning,  resigned;  Samuel  D.  Lockwood, 
paymaster,  vice  J.  Mandeville,  promoted. 


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1212  Annual  Report  of  the 

Nathan  Bailey,  captain,  vice  (Cornelius  C.)  Van  Sanford,  resigned; 
Samuel  Demarest,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  S.  Stewart,  promoted; 
Felix  Tracey,  lieutenant  do,  vice  S.  Demerast,  promoted;  John 
Stewart,  ensign  do,  vice  F.  Tracey,  promoted. 

Joshua  Mandeville,  captain,  vice  N.  Bailey,  appointed  adjutant; 
Asahel  Philo,  lieutenant;  Samuel  G.  Huntington,  ensign,  vice  N. 
Bailey,  promoted;  Tartalus  Frost,  lieutenant;  Andrew  Frasher, 
ensign,  vice  Frost,  promoted;  John  Nestle,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice 
D.  Collins,  resigned;  Grandus  Levisee,  ensign,  vice  George  W.  Ten 
Brook,  promoted. 

William  Neff,  junior,  captain,  vice  J.  Peck,  resigned;  David  Ash, 
ensign,  vice  F.  Clements,  promoted. 

Jonathan  Irish,  captain,  vice  J.  Welden,  resigned;  Garret  J.  Van 
Vranken,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Irish,  promoted;  Silas  Sweetland,  ensign, 
vice  G.  J.  Van  Vranken,  promoted;  Elijah  Porter,  surgeon,  vice  J. 
Stearns,  moved;  John  Haight,  surgeon's  mate,  vice  E.  Porter, 
promoted. 

Ephraim  Knowlton,  captain,  vice  A.  J.  Van  Vranken,  resigned; 
Smiten  Irish,  lieutenant,  vice  Knowlton,  promoted;  Isaac  B.  Mix, 
ensign,  vice  S.  Irish,  promoted;  Frederick  Clements,  lieutenant,  vice 
W.  Neff,  junior,  promoted. 

CHENANGO    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Thompson  Mead's  regiment: 

Jervis  K.  Pike,  captain  grenadiers,  with  rank  from  29th  March, 

1806;  Richard  Brown,  lieutenant  do,  with  do  from  12  March,  1810. 

Samuel  Camp,  ensign. 

Seth  Saxton,  captain  light  infantry,  with  rank  from  12  March, 

1810;  Ethan  Reynolds,  lieutenant  do,  with  do  from  do;  Blin  Harris, 

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ensign  do,  with  do  from  do. 

Amasa  Foote,  captain  do,  vice  (Daniel)  Gardner,  moved;  Joshua 


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Pratt,  junior,  lieutenant  do,  vice  (Stephen)  Skinner,  moved;  The- 
ophilus  Robison,  ensign  do. 

Benjamin  Prentis,  captain,  vice  (Judah)  Bement;  Joshua  Bishop, 
lieutenant;  Bennit  Hart,  ensign;  Robert  Bishop,  paymaster,  vice 
(Isaac  S.)  Bokee,  moved. 

CORTLAND    COUNTY. 

Brigadier  General  James  Knapp's  brigade: 

Enos  Stimson,  brigade  major  and  inspector,  vice  J.  Ballard, 
appointed  sheriff. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Daniel  Miller's  regiment: 

Andrew  Dickson,  adjutant;  Asa  M.  White,  quartermaster. 

Hezekiah  Roberts,  captain  grenadiers;  Eleazer  May,  lieutenant 
do;  Samuel  Stone,  ensign  do. 

Jacob  Badgley,  lieutenant;  Samuel  McGraw,  ensign;  Paul  Bab- 
cock,  junior,  ensign;  James  Crowfoot,  junior,  lieutenant. 

Zephaniah  Hicks,  captain;  Daniel  Crandell,  lieutenant;  John  Goff, 
ensign. 

Major  John  Kingman's  battalion: 

John  McWhorter,  surgeon ;  Mordecai  Low,  surgeon's  mate. 

Joseph  Huntley,  lieutenant,  vice  E.  Cole,  moved;  Joseph  A. 
Lovell,  ensign. 

A  new  battalion: 

Elijah  Wheeler,  major  commandant;  Lewis  Hedges,  adjutant. 

Captains — Stephen  N.  Peck,  George  Forbes,  Gurdon  Woodruff, 
junior,  Frederick  Truman. 

Lieutenants — Josiah  Smith,  William  Blanchard,  William  Fairly. 

Ensigns — Isaac  Wheeler,  Samuel  Buel,  William  Pierce,  Jesse 
Kinney. 

First  battalion,  Sixth  regiment  of  artillery: 

Isaac  Smith,  captain,  vice  S.  L.  Sheldon,  moved;  John  Fish,  first 


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1214  Annual  Report  of  the 

lieutenant,  vice  Smith,  promoted;  Arrna  Eaton,  second  do,  vice  Fish, 
promoted. 

GREENE   COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  John  Reynolds'  regiment: 

Darius  Phelps,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Reynolds, 
resigned. 

Ezra  Post,  first  major,  vice  Phelps,  promoted;  Abraham  Post, 
second  do,  vice  E.  Post,  promoted. 

Phinehas  Tyler,  junior,  captain,  vice  Post,  promoted;  Nathan 
Stone,  lieutenant,  vice  Tyler,  promoted. 

Daniel  Cornwall,  captain,  vice  (Selah)  Strong,  resigned;  Daniel 
Kirtland,  lieutenant,  vice  Cornwall,  promoted;  Walter  Field,  ensign; 
Frederick  Leet.  lieutenant,  vice  (Judson)  Minor,  resigned;  Martin 
Burhans,  ensign. 

Wilson  Phelps,  captain,  vice  Burhans,  resigned;  Johnson  Feero, 
lieutenant,  vice  Ellis,  resigned;  Francis  Winne,  ensign. 

Elijah  Hawley,  junior,  captain,  vice  (Amasa)  Thompson,  resigned; 
Samuel  Xowlin,  lieutenant;  James  Ressequie,  ensign. 

John  Adams,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  (Jabez)  Bushnel, 
resigned;  Benjamin  Wright,  lieutenant  do,  vice  (Eli)  Wheeler, 
moved;  Micah  Pearce,  ensign  do,  vice  Wright,  promoted. 

Elkanah  Percival,  captain  do,  vice  Qosiah)  Doan,  resigned;  John 
Gidius  (Geddeus),  lieutenant,  vice  Percival,  promoted;  Samuel  Chap- 
man, ensign,  vice  Gidius,  promoted. 

Gideon  Hecock,  captain,  vice  Post,  promoted;  Simeon  Morse, 
lieutenant,  vice  Hecock,  promoted;  Seth  Newell,  ensign;  Edward 
Henman,  lieutenant,  vice  Skeels,  promoted;  Daniel  Page,  ensign; 
Asahel  Peck,  ensign,  vice  Stone,  promoted;  William  Chapman, 
quartermaster. 


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suffolk  county. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Timothy  Conklin's  regiment: 

John  Floyd,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  (Israel)  Carl, 
not  accepting. 

Moses  Blackley,  first  major,  vice  Floyd,  promoted;  Nathaniel 
Smith,  second  major,  vice  Blackley,  promoted. 

Joel  Carll,  captain;  William  Woodhull,  lieutenant,  vice  P.  Vail, 
deceased;  Johannes  Bergen,  ensign,  vice  J.  Carl,  promoted. 

Oliver  Carll,  captain,  vice  E.  Conklin,  resigned. 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Gilbert  Eddy's  regiment: 
Thomas  Smith,  surgeon's  mate,  vice  Baker,  moved. 
Munson  Smith,  captain  light  infantry;  Peter  Vandenburgh,  lieu- 
tenant do;  Joseph  Reed,  ensign  do, 

STEUBEN    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Joshua  Smith's  regiment: 

Harry  Smith,  quartermaster. 

Timothy  Hurd,  captain  light  infantry;  Caleb  Cowing,  lieutenant 
do;  William  Clark,  ensign  do. 

Sanford  Keeler,  captain;  Henry  Clark,  lieutenant;  John  Lanning, 
ensign. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Samuel  S.  Haight's  regiment: 

Augustus  Tyler,  ensign. 

ONEIDA    COUNTY. 

Artillery — Joseph  Kirkland,  brigadier  general  of  the  third  bri- 
gade of  artillery,  vice  (Peter)  Van  Slyck,  resigned. 

ALBANY  AND   SCHENECTADY  COUNTIES. 

Jacob  Swits,  brigadier  general  of  the  brigade  of  infantry  in  the 
counties  of  Albany  and  Schenectady,  lately  commanded  by  Garret 
W.  Van  Schaick,  vice  Van  Schaick,  resigned. 


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orange  county. 
Resolved,  that  Peter  A.  Millspaugh  be  no  longer  surgeon  of 
Colonel  Benjamin  Webb's  regiment  in  the  county  of  Orange,  and 
that  a  supersedeas  issue  accordingly;  and  that  Joseph  Whalin  be  and 
he  is  hereby  appointed  surgeon  to  said  regiment. 

GENESEE,  NIAGARA,  CATTARAUGUS  AND  CHAUTAUQUA  COUNTIES. 

The  Commander-in-chief  having  divided  the  brigade  of  infantry 
in  the  counties  of  Genesee,  Niagara,  Cattaraugus  and  Chautauqua, 
commanded  by  Brigadier  General  Alexander  Rhea  (Rea),  into  two 
brigades; 

Resolved,  that  the  following  officers  be  and  they  are  hereby 
appointed  therein: 

Timothy  S.  Hopkins,  brigadier  general  of  the  militia  in  the  coun- 
ties of  Niagara,  Cattaraugus  and  Chautauqua. 

Julius  Keyes,  brigade  major  and  inspector  of  said  brigade. 

NIAGARA    COUNTY. 

Asa  Chapman,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Hopkins, 
promoted. 

Samuel  Hill,  junior,  first  major,  vice  Chapman,  promoted;  William 
W.  Chapin,  second  do,  vice  Hill,  promoted. 

Calvin  Filmore,  captain;  James  Porter,  lieutenant;  John  Van  Wye, 
ensign. 

Asa  P.  Harriss,  captain;  Israel  Wilcox,  lieutenant;  Sylvenus  Fel- 
ton,  ensign. 

James  Cronk,  captain;  Almon  Ford,  lieutenant;  Nathaniel  S. 
White,  ensign;  William  Austin,  ensign. 

William  Hull,  captain;  James  Chapin,  lieutenant;  George  Keith, 
ensign. 

William  Blackman,  captain;  Aruna  Hibbard,  lieutenant;  Philip 
Peckham,  ensign. 


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Benjamin  Gardner,  lieutenant;  Abiel  Gardner,  ensign. 

Elisha  Ensign,  captain;  Frank  Ludlow,  lieutenant;  John  Sample, 
ensign. 

Joseph  Wells,  captain  light  infantry;  Asahel  Adkins,  lieutenant  do. 

A  new  regiment: 

William  Warren,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant. 

William  C.  Dudley,  first  major;  Benjamin  Whaley,  second  do; 
Henry  Godfrey,  quartermaster;  Harris  Hibbard,  paymaster;  Sumner 
Warren,  adjutant;  Inis  B.  Palmer,  ensign. 

Samuel  Eaton,  captain;  Charles  Johnson,  lieutenant. 

Luther  Hubbard,  captain;  John  Russel,  lieutenant;  Frederick 
Richmond,  ensign;  Peter  Lewis,  lieutenant;  Reuben  Newton, 
ensign. 

Ezra  Nott,  captain;  Abner  Currier,  lieutenant;  Ira  Scott,  ensign. 

Ezekiel  Cook,  captain;  Luther  Calvin,  lieutenant. 

NEW   YORK    COUNTY. 

Artillery — First  regiment,  first  brigade  of  artillery: 

Peter  Irving,  first  major,  vice  B.  M.  Mumford,  resigned;  Robert 
Swartwout,  second  major,  vice  Irving,  promoted. 

Captains — William  B.  Crosby,  vice  Swartwout,  promoted;  John 
V.  B.  Varick,  vice  T.  Hopkins,  resigned;  James  S.  Bailey,  vice 
Crosby,  attached  to  staff;  Nicholas  Bogart,  junior,  vice  H.  G. 
Stevens,  do;  John  Bloodgood,  vice  (John)  Le  Maire,  resigned; 
Daniel  Bahr,  vice  J.  D.  Miller,  company  dissolved. 

First  lieutenants — Richard  Johnson,  vice  S.  Stansbury,  not  attend- 
ing; David  Codwise;  John  Salisbury;  Samuel  Stevens;  John  Gray, 
vice  R.  Johnson,  promoted;  Hugh  McLeod,  vice  J.  Salisbury,  do; 
Charles  Town,  vice  S.  Stevens,  do;  Timothy  Mills. 

Second  lieutenants — John  L.  Morton,  and  quartermaster,  vice  G. 
Storm,  resigned;  Daniel  Remsen;  John  Cummings. 
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Second  regiment,  first  brigade  of  artillery: 

Simon  Fleet,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  L.  Loomis, 
resigned. 

John  Bleecker,  first  major,  vice  Fleet,  promoted;  John  Minuse, 
second  do,  vice  Bleecker,  promoted. 

John  Marston,  captain,  vice  (Peter)  Brinckerhoof,  deceased; 
Thomas  W.  Gilbert,  do,  vice  J.  Minuse,  promoted;  Jacob  Anthony, 
first  lieutenant,  vice  Marston,  promoted;  Joseph  Lametti,  first  do; 
Lewis  Ford,  first  do;  John  Convey,  second  do;  George  B.  Rapelyea, 
second  lieutenant. 

Third  regiment,  first  brigade  of  artillery: 

Benjamin  Aycrigg,  first  major,  vice  Charles  Snoden  (Snowden, 
Snodon),  moved;  Cornelius  Harsen,  second  do,  vice  Aycrigg, 
promoted. 

Samuel  Gedney,  captain,  vice  Harsen,  promoted;  Barnet  Anda- 
riese,  do,  vice  (James)  Hewett  (Hewitt),  resigned;  Stephen  D. 
Beeckman,  surgeon,  vice  (William)  Barrow,  do;  Jacob  Brodhead, 
chaplain,  vice  J.  Brodhurst,  erroneous;  Jeremiah  Vanderbilt,  second 
lieutenant;  Jonas  Humbert,  junior,  second  do,  vice  (Joseph  A.) 
Weed,  resigned;  Jameson  Cox,  second  do,  vice  (Jacob)  Peterson, 
do;  Henry  Peers,  second  do. 

Fourth  regiment,  first  brigade  of  artillery: 

SUFFOLK    COUNTY. 

Ludowick  Post,  captain,  vice  (Jesse)  Hedges  (Hodges),  not 
accepting;  Aiden  Spooner,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Post,  promoted; 
Ezekiel  Jones,  second  do,  vice  Spooner,  promoted. 

QUEENS  COUNTY. 

Micajah  Townsend,  first  do,  vice  (John)  Mott,  not  accepting;  Titus 
R.  Boerum,  second  do,  vice  Townsend,  promoted. 


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westchester  county. 
Jonathan  Miller,  captain,  vice  Raymond,  resigned;  Enoch  Scrib- 
ner,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Miller,  promoted;  Job  Hoyt,  second  do; 
Samuel  Young,  first  do,  vice  (John)  Hunter,  moved ;  Jacob  Weldey, 
second  do,  vice  Young,  promoted;  James  Giesterman,  paymaster, 
vice  (Jeremiah)  Shotwell,  not  accepting. 

NEW    YORK    COUNTY. 

Horse  Artillery — First  troop  of  horse  artillery  in  the  city  and 
county  of  New  York: 

John  Graff,  second  lieutenant,  vice  (John)  Boscawen,  resigned; 
George  G.  Merserve,  cornet,  vice  J.  Graff,  promoted. 

First  brigade  of  artillery: 

Bernard  Hart,  brigade  quartermaster. 

OTSEGO    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  William  Sprague's  regiment: 

Farrand  Stranahan,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vacant. 

Edward  Bowe,  junior,  first  major,  vice  Stranahan,  promoted; 
Cyrus  Steer,  second  do,  vacant;  John  Smith,  chaplain,  do;  Henry 
Phinney,  adjutant,  vice  (Ebenezer)  Ripley,  resigned. 

Hezekiah  Bowen,  captain,  vice  Steer,  promoted;  Henry  Baker, 
do,  vice  Bowe,  promoted;  John  Waterman,  second,  do,  vice  T.  Wil- 
liams, promoted;  John  Windsor,  lieutenant,  vice  H.  Bowen,  pro- 
moted; Jarvis  Smith,  do,  vice  Baker,  promoted;  Abraham  Van  Horn, 
do,  vice  J.  Waterman,  promoted. 

Ensigns — Daniel  Potter,  junior,  vice  Windsor,  promoted;  Asa 
Pride,  vice  Smith,  promoted;  Henry  Knowlton,  vice  A.  Van  Horn, 
promoted;  William  Fairchild,  vacant;  Jesse  H.  Starr,  do. 

Esek  Steere,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  (Isaac)  Williams  (junior), 
appointed  sheriff;  Ira  Williams,  lieutenant  do,  vice  Steere,  promoted; 
William  Nichols,  ensign  do,  vice  I.  Williams,  promoted. 


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saratoga  county. 
Brigadier  General  Samuel  Clark's  brigade: 

Leonard  H.  Gansevoort,  brigade  quartermaster,  vice  (Daniel  L.) 
Van  Antwerp,  moved. 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Cornelius  J.   Schermerhorn's  regiment: 
Joel  Bristol,  captain  rifle  company;  William  Carmichael,  lieutenant 
do;  Stephen  Tripp,  ensign — with  rank  from  the  first  day  of  Decem- 
ber last. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  William  Mackey's  regiment: 

Eliakim  Beach,  lieutenant,  vice  (Jesse)  Hollister,  resigned;  David 
Vermillya,  junior,  lieutenant;  Elnathan  Pratt,  do,  vice  E.  Lawrence, 
resigned;  Asa  Woodford,  junior,  ensign,  vice  E.  Beach,  promoted; 
George  Penny,  do,  vice  John  Y.  Wright,  resigned. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  John  Gallup's  regiment: 

Stephen  Willis,  second  major,  vice  (Gideon)  Gallup,  resigned. 

Thomas  Holliday,  chaplain. 

Captains — Johannis  H.  Ball,  vice  J.  J.  Kneeskern,  resigned; 
Artemas  Morris,  vice  L.  Sherman,  do;  Joseph  Crary,  vice  T.  Rogers, 
do;  John  Werley,  vice  John  Westel,  do. 

Lieutenants — Stephen  Merselis,  vice  J.  H.  Ball,  promoted;  Jona- 
than Parish,  junior,  vice  A.  Morris,  promoted;  Daniel  Denison,  vice 
J.  Werly,  do. 

Ensigns — Johannes  J.  Shoultis,  vice  J.  Parish,  do;  Shubel  Owen, 
vice  S.  Marselis,  do;  John  Avery,  vacant;  John  Armstrong,  vice 
Denison,  promoted;  Cornelius  Van  Dusen. 

Abel  Hinckley,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  S.  Willis,  promoted; 
Peleg  Gallup,  lieutenant  do,  vice  Hinckley,  promoted;  Henry  Lewis, 
ensign  do,  vice  Gallup,  promoted. 


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Lieutenant  Colonel  Lawrence  Schoolcraft's  regiment: 

John  H.  Burhans,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  School- 
craft. 

Albartus  W.  Becker,  first  major,  vice  Burhans,  promoted;  William 
Sager,  second  do,  vice  Becker,  promoted. 

William  Springsteen,  adjutant,  vice  Haswell,  promoted;  George 
Brown,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice  P.  Van  Dusen,  promoted;  Garret 
Hogan,  do,  vice  Springsteen,  promoted;  John  McKown,  ensign, 
vice  G.  Brown,  deceased;  Daniel  W.  Winne,  do,  vice  G.  Hogan, 
promoted;  Isaac  Van  Derheyden,  do,  vice  G.  Simmons. 

John  V.  Veeder,  captain  light  infantry;  George  Batterman,  lieu- 
tenant do;  Roswell  Brown,  ensign  do. 

Major  Silas  Marsh's  battalion: 

Amos  Morey,  adjutant,  vice  J.  Bosland,  resigned;  Abraham 
Conklin,  quartermaster,  vice  A.  Morey,  promoted;  Charles  Marsh, 
paymaster,  vice  A.  Conklin,  promoted. 

John  Sherburne,  captain,  vice  M.  Pulver,  resigned;  Amos  Bennet, 
do,  vice  W.  Hiscock,  resigned;  Gilbert  Hunt,  do,  vice  H.  McCollum, 
promoted;  William  Patterson,  lieutenant,  vice  A.  Bennet,  promoted; 
Joel  Haskins,  do,  vice  E.  Dennison;  Phineas  Rowley,  ensign,  vice 
W.  Patterson,  promoted. 

John  Brown,  captain  light  infantry;  Abner  Sears,  lieutenant  do; 
Elijah  Smith,  ensign  do. 

HERKIMER    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  James  Haile's  regiment: 

Hezekiah  Wilbor,  ensign  riflemen,  vice  Ross,  moved;  Zephi 
Brockett,  lieutenant,  vacant;  Henry  Maus,  ensign,  vacant. 

Joseph  Stephens,  captain,  vice  (Anson)  Leet,  resigned;  Philip 
Ward,  lieutenant,  vice  Stephens,  promoted;  Joel  Mann,  ensign,  vice 
Ward,  promoted. 


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Peter  Klock,  captain,  vice  P.  Petrie,  moved;  Francis  Bucklin,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  P.  Klock,  promoted;  Timothy  Baker,  ensign,  vice  Buck- 
lin,  promoted. 

Jared  Smith,  captain,  vice  H.  Tillinghast,  resigned;  Scribner 
Nichols,  lieutenant,  vice  Smith,  promoted;  Daniel  C.  Henderson, 
ensign,  vice  Nichols,  promoted. 

Charles  Dyer,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  (Nathaniel)  Norton 
(junior),  resigned;  Stephen  Smith,  lieutenant  do,  vice  Dyer,  pro- 
moted; Lemuel  Potter,  ensign  do,  vice  Smith,  promoted;  John  Alex- 
ander, quartermaster,  vice  G.  W.  Cook,  unfit;  Samuel  Keith,  pay- 
master, vice  Alexander,  promoted. 

First  squadron,  Seventh  regiment  of  cavalry: 

Rufus  Crane,  captain;  John  Mix,  first  lieutenant;  Robert  Ander- 
son, second  do;  Ralph  Merry,  cornet — new  company. 

ARTILLERY. 
SARATOGA    COUNTY. 

Fifth  regiment  of  artillery: 

David  Waterman,  captain,  vice  (William)  Kingsley,  resigned; 
Chauncey  Guernsey,  first  lieutenant,  vice  D.  Waterman,  promoted; 
William  H.  Satterlee,  second  do,  vice  C.  Guernsey,  promoted. 

Sixth  regiment  of  artillery: 

HERKIMER    COUNTY. 

William  Ayres,  first  lieutenant,  vice  B.  Schuldys,  moved;  Sanford 
Smith,  second  do,  vice  J.  Caswell,  do. 

ONTARIO    COUNTY. 

James  Rees,  captain;  Ralph  T.  Wood,  first  lieutenant;  Joseph  H. 
Rees,  second  do — new  company. 


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qtsego  county. 
Isaac  Smith,  captain;  John  Woodbury,  first  lieutenant;  James 
Hawks,  second  lieutenant — new  company. 

Fourth  regiment,  first  brigade  of  artillery: 

WESTCHESTER    COUNTY. 

Jacob  Wildey,  first  lieutenant;  John  Archer,  second  do. 

CHENANGO    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Thomas  Lyon's  regiment: 

Enos  Cornwall,  captain  light  infantry,  with  rank  from  9th  March, 
1803;  Richard  B.  Church,  lieutenant,  do;  Thomas  Humphrey, 
ensign  do. 

SCHOHARIE    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Storm  A.  Becker's  regiment: 
Abraham   Fansher,   captain   riflemen;  Abraham  Keyser,  junior, 
lieutenant  do ;  John  Murphy,  ensign  do. 

GREENE   COUNTY. 

Brigadier  General  Daniel  Brown's  brigade: 

John  Marshall,  captain  of  a  rifle  company;  Storm  A.  Vanderzee, 
lieutenant  do;  Zaccheus  Lenon,  ensign  do. 

NEW  YORK  COUNTY. 

Fourth  regiment,  second  brigade  of  infantry,  city  and  county  of 
New  York: 

Thomas  A.Morris,  adjutant, vice  (Edward  L.)  Scheiffiin,  resigned; 
Jonas  Bush,  surgeon's  mate. 

Henry  Carpenter,  captain,  vice  (William)  Green,  resigned;  Wil- 
liam BarnewelL  lieutenant,  vice  Carpenter,  promoted;  Samuel 
Harris,  do,  vice  (John  W.)  Gibson,  promoted;  Thomas  A.  Morris, 
do,  vice  (Coe)  Gale,  promoted;  Peter  Willson,  junior,  do,  vice  (Elias) 
Hoffman,  declining;  Hendrick  Boerum,  do,  vice  Morris,  promoted. 


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1224  Annual  Report  of  the 

Judah  Hammond,  ensign,  vice  Barnewell,  promoted;  James 
Striker,  do,  vice  Harris,  promoted;  Gouverneur  Bibby,  do,  vice 
Morris,  do;  Stephen  Dummer,  junior,  do,  vice  Wilson,  do;  Samuel 
Nichols,  lieutenant  riflemen,  vice  (Stephen)  Wood,  resigned;  Peter 
Paulding,  ensign  do,  vice  (Isaac)  Ludlum,  resigned. 

Peter  Wilson,  junior,  captain  do;  Moses  Bloodgood,  lieutenant 
do;  Peter  W.  Gale,  ensign  do. 

Fifth  regiment  of  second  brigade  of  infantry  in  the  city  and  county 
of  New  York: 

James  H.  Bibby,  ensign;  David  Cotheal,  do. 

Second  regiment  of  said  brigade: 

James  Strong,  adjutant. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

First  squadron,  Fifth  regiment  of  cavalry: 

Chauncey  Humphrey,  captain,  vice  (Lawrence  L.)  Van  Kleeck, 
resigned;  Isaac  Hempstead,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Humphrey,  pro- 
moted; Philip  Street,  second  do;  John  Epes,  cornet. 

NIAGARA    COUNTY. 

Second  squadron,  Ninth  regiment  of  cavalry: 

Eli  Hart,  captain;  Daniel  McClarey,  first  lieutenant;  Joseph  Her- 
shey,  second  do;  Aaron  Brenk,  cornet. 

Sixth  regiment  of  artillery: 

Andrew  A.  Ellicot,  captain;  Henry  Wilder,  first  lieutenant;  Robert 
Flemming,  second  do. 

CAVALRY. 

RENSSELAER   COUNTY. 

Third  regiment  of  cavalry  (second  squadron) — John  Chester,  chap- 
lain; Moses  Burt,  surgeon's  mate. 


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seneca  county. 

First  squadron,  Ninth  regiment  of  cavalry:  Daniel  Starkweather, 
cornet,  vice  (Augustus)  Ely,  declined. 

First  regiment  of  cavalry,  third  squadron: 

SUFFOLK   COUNTY. 

Selah  Carll,  captain,  vice  G.  Piatt,  resigned;  Samuel  J.  Wetmore, 
first  lieutenant,  vice  S.  Carll,  promoted;  Gilbert  Piatt,  second  do, 
vice  J.  Conklin,  resigned;  Simon  W.  Cooper,  cornet,  vice  S.  Carll, 
promoted. 

QUEENS    COUNTY. 

Willet  Mott,  do,  vice  (Joseph)  Hewlet,  declining;  James  Schoon- 
maker,  second  lieutenant,  vice  R.  Converse,  declining;  Wright 
Frost,  cornet,  vice  Schoonmaker,  promoted. 

NEW  YORK  COUNTY. 

First  squadron — Lewis  K.  Storm,  captain,  vice  (Cornelius)  Schuy- 
ler, resigned;  Francis  White,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Storm,  promoted; 
John  Perin,  second  do,  vice  White,  promoted;  William  Klins,  cor- 
net, vice  Perin,  promoted. 

Isaac  Pearcy,  captain;  Jesse  Hustis,  first  lieutenant;  James  Card- 
well,  second  do;  Jacob  S.  Dean,  cornet. 

Second  squadron — Chauncey  R.  Mitchel,  do,  vice  Crawford, 
declining. 

Charles  Thompson,  captain;  Henry  Rundle,  first  lieutenant;  Seth 
Palmer,  second  do; Owen,  cornet. 

Henry  Arcularius,  adjutant,  vice  A.  Odell;  Abraham  Odell,  pay- 
master; Joshua  Secor,  surgeon,  vice  (Hugh)  McLean;  Henry  White, 
surgeon's  mate;  Henry  Graham,  second  lieutenant,  vacant. 


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orange  county. 

In  the  Second  regiment  of  cavalry,  third  squadron: 

Charles  Thompson,   captain,  vice  D.   Gale,  deceased;  Nathaniel 

Blair,  first  lieutenant,  vice  C.  Thompson,  promoted;  Michael  A. 

Jones,  second  do,  vice  Blair,  promoted;  Braddock  L'Hommedieu, 

cornet,  vice  Jones,  promoted. 

ULSTER    COUNTY. 

Second  squadron — Jacobus  Hardenburgh,  captain,  vice  J.  Crissel 
(John  Crispell,  junior),  resigned;  Andrew  (Andries)  Elmendorf,  first 
lieutenant,  vice  (Levi)  Elmendorf,  resigned;  James  Crockburn,  sec- 
ond do,  vice  J.  Hardenburgh,  promoted;  John  Myer,  cornet,  vice 
Elmendorf,  promoted;  Robert  Griffith,  surgeon's  mate. 

In  the  Fourth  regiment  of  cavalry: 

Phillip  Duryee,  chaplain;  Thomas  Richmond,  adjutant;  James 
Tifrt,  paymaster;  Joel  Tubbs,  junior,  quartermaster;  John  H.  Steel, 
surgeon;  Richard  Sill,  surgeon's  mate. 

First  squadron — Daniel  Montgomery,  captain,  vice  D.  Andrews, 
resigned;  Daniel  Dickison,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Montgomery,  pro- 
moted; Isaac  Q.  Carpenter,  second  do,  vice  D.  Dickison,  promoted; 
John  Sayles,  cornet. 

SARATOGA    COUNTY. 

John  Linnendoll,  captain,  vice  J.  Reynolds,  promoted;  Sidney 
Berry,  junior,  first  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Linnendoll,  promoted;  George 
Reynolds,  junior,  second  do;  Seth  Pope,  cornet. 

Daniel  Starr,  captain,  vice  D.  Couch,  junior,  resigned;  Curtis 
Burton,  first  lieutenant,  vice  D.  Starr,  promoted;  Parker  Manning, 
second  do,  vice  C.  Burton,  promoted;  Samuel  Bacon,  cornet;  Henry 
Duel,  second  lieutenant,  vice  (Jarvis)  Brewster,  moved;  James 
Meeker,  cornet,  vice  Duel;  Charles  Foster,  second  lieutenant,  vice 


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(Calvin)  Wheeler,  declining;  Stephen  Swan,  cornet,  vice  Foster, 
promoted. 

WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

Second  squadron: 

Christopher  Allen,  captain,  vice  A.  Skinner,  moved;  Benjamin 
Smith,  first  lieutenant,  vice  C.  Allen,  promoted;  Seth  Rising, 
second  do,  vice  B.  Smith,  promoted;  Locklen  Wright,  cornet. 

Clark  Northrup,  captain,  vice  P.  Walsh  (Welch),  resigned;  Amos 
Palmer,  first  lieutenant,  vice  C.  Northrup,  promoted;  Benjamin 
Rice,  second  do,  vice  A.  Palmer,  promoted;  William  Raymond, 
junior,  cornet,  Joseph  Tifft,  cornet. 

Third  squadron: 

ESSEX    COUNTY. 

Theodorus  Ross,  major,  vice  S.  Hicks  (Samuel  Hicks,  of  Clinton 
county),  resigned. 

George  Troup  (Throop),  captain,  vice  T.  Ross,  promoted;  John 
Lobden  (Lobdell),  first  lieutenant,  vice  Troop,  promoted;  Simeon 
Frisbie,  second  do,  vice  J.  Lobden,  promoted;  Samuel  Lee,  cornet. 

CLINTON    COUNTY. 

Lemuel  North,  captain,  vice  S.  Hicks,  promoted;  Samuel  Belden, 
first  lieutenant,  vice  L.  North,  promoted;  Simon  Vaughen,  second 
lieutenant,  vice  R.  Rude. 

ESSEX    COUNTY. 

Jonathan  Hunter,  captain;  Robert  Dunn,  first  lieutenant;  Alex- 
ander McKenzie,  second  do;  Abijah  Smith,  cornet;  Robert  R.  Rude, 
cornet. 

Third  regiment  of  cavalry,  first  squadron : 

COLUMBIA    COUNTY. 

Simon  Rockefeller,  captain,  vice  (John)  Van  Deusen  (junior), 
declining;  Jonas  F.  Miller,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Rockefeller,  pro- 


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moted;  John  Haver,  second  do,  vice  Miller,  promoted;  Albert  Feltz, 
cornet,   vice  Haver,  promoted. 

Nathan  Halsey,  captain,  vice  (Eleazer)  Cady,  resigned;  Lodowick 
S.  Babcock,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Halsey,  promoted;  Ebenezer  J. 
Cady,  second  do,  vice  Babcock,  promoted;  John  Warner,  cornet, 
vice  Cady,  promoted. 

Eighth  regiment  of  cavalry: 

Oran  E.  Baker,  adjutant;  Daniel  Le  Roy,  quartermaster;  Cor- 
nelius Cuyler,  paymaster;  John  Peck,  chaplain;  Jeremiah  B.  Pierce, 
surgeon. 

First  squadron: 

MADISON    COUNTY. 

Minor  Brown,  captain,  vice  J.  Haskel  (Jesse  Herskel),  moved; 
Zadock  Beebe,  junior,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Miner  (Brown),  pro- 
moted; Frederick  Morgan,  second  do,  vice  Z.  Beebe,  promoted; 
William  Brown,  cornet,  vice  Morgan,  promoted. 

John  Platch,  captain,  vice  W.  Hatch,  resigned;  Robert  Henry, 
first  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Hatch,  promoted;  Joseph  Enos,  second  do, 
vice  Henry,  promoted;  Calvin  Ackley,  cornet,  vice  Enos,  promoted; 
Elisha  Litchfield,  captain,  vice  E.  Spear,  resigned;  Ephraim  Cleve- 
land, first  lieutenant,  vice  E.  Litchfield,  promoted;  William  Burdick, 
second  do,  vice  E.  Cleveland,  promoted;  Jacob  Ten  Eyck,  cornet, 
vice  Burdick,  promoted. 

Jabez  Crocker,  captain,  vice  E.  S.  Jackson,  resigned;  Joseph  Sims, 
first  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Crocker,  promoted;  Eli  F.  Hill,  second  do, 
vice  Simms,  promoted;  Bibbin  Crocker,  cornet,  vice  Hill,  promoted. 

Charles  Chace,  captain;  William  Jennings,  first  lieutenant;  Arga- 
lus  Cada,  second  do;  John  Beebe,  cornet — new  company. 

Captain  Asa  B.  Sizer's  company  of  horse  artillery: 

Joseph  Richardson,  cornet,  vice  (Nichols)  Wells,  moved. 


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orange  county. 

Second  regiment  of  cavalry: 

John  Wallace,  paymaster. 

Third  regiment,  second  brigade  of  artillery: 

William  Smith,  captain,  vice  (Daniel)  Carpenter,  resigned;  Chris- 
topher Arspel,  first  lieutenant,  vice  W.  Smith,  promoted. 

Henry  Butterworth,  captain,  vice  W.  Ross,  resigned;  Purdy  Fow- 
ler, first  lieutenant,  vice  H.  Butterworth,  promoted ;  James  Williams, 
second  do,  vice  J.  Fowler,  promoted. 

Alanson  Austin,  captain,  vice  (Joseph)  Miller,  moved;  Robert 
Noble,  first  lieutenant,  vice  A.  Austin,  promoted;  Francis  Arm- 
strong, second  do,  vice  R.  Noble,  promoted;  Zachariah  S.  Flager, 
do,  vice  J.  E.  Turner,  moved;  Lawrence  Thompson,  second  lieu- 
tenant, vice  (Amos)  Bryan,  resigned. 

John  C.  Broadhead,  captain;  Ezra  Williams,  first  lieutenant;  John 
Coller,  captain. 

SCHENECTADY    COUNTY. 

Brigadier  General  Jacob  Swits'  brigade : 

Jonas  Holland,  brigade  major  and  inspector,  vice  Yates,  resigned. 

COLUMBIA    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Peter  J.  Vosburgh's  regiment: 
Henry  L.  Van  Dyck,  surgeon,  vice  J.  Lester,  pronounced  unfit; 
Richard  S.  Peck,  surgeon's  mate,  vice  H.  L.  Van  Dyke;  Jacob 
Sickles  chaplain;  Lawrence  Van  Beuren,  quartermaster;  Andrew 
Kittle,  ensign,  vice  J.  H.  Kittle,  promoted;  Isaac  Van  Dyke,  do,  vice 
(Reuben)  Salmon,  refused. 

Peter  T.  Van  Slyck,  captain,  vice  J.  V.  Vleck;  Henry  Van  Vleck, 
lieutenant,  vice  P.  T.  Van  Slyck,  promoted;  Arent  Van  Vleck,  ensign, 
vice  H.  V.  Vleck,  do. 


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1230  Annual  Report  of  the 

dutchess  county. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Solomon  Cook's  regiment: 

Martin  E.  Winchel,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Cook, 
resigned. 

Anthony  Wheeler,  first  major,  vice  M.  E.  Winchel,  promoted; 
Asa  A.  Thompson,  second  do.  vice  A.  Wheeler,  promoted. 

John  Osborn,  captain,  vice  A.  A.  Thompson,  promoted;  Allen 
Thompson,  lieutenant,  vice  G.  W.  Lewis,  resigned;  Daniel  Carpen- 
ter, ensign,  vice  J.  Osborn,  promoted. 

George  Brush,  captain,  vice  (William  Burk)  Peck,  moved;  Samuel 
Boyd,  lieutenant,  vice  G.  Brush,  promoted;  Samuel  Brown,  ensign, 
vice  S.  Boyd,  promoted. 

Elijah  Clark,  captain,  vice  J.  Collins,  resigned;  Nathaniel  Hollis- 
ter,  lieutenant,  vice  E.  Clark,  promoted;  Xoah  Peck,  ensign,  vice 
(Caleb)  Dakin  (junior),  resigned;  Lewis  Cook,  lieutenant,  vice  T. 
Mygatt,  resigned;  Jacob  Rundle,  ensign,  vice  L.  Cook,  promoted; 
Silas  Harris,  ensign,  vice  T.  Stevenson,  moved. 

OTSEGO    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Reuben  Root's  regiment: 

Jesse  Hyde,  paymaster,  vice  (Jesse)  Smith,  promoted;  Newel 
Smith,  surgeon,  vice  E.  Day,  deceased;  W'illis  Edson,  surgeon's 
mate,  vice  Royall  Rose,  resigned. 

Lemuel  Pettingill,  captain,  vice  R.  Barton,  resigned. 

Joseph  Chapin,  captain,  vice  M.  Rogers,  promoted;  Thomas  Bush- 
nel,  do,  vice  J.  Kellogg,  cashiered;  Avery  Park,  lieutenant,  vice  J. 
Chapin,  promoted;  Samuel  W.  Stanton,  do,  vice  S.  Pettingill,  pro- 
moted; Israel  Thayer,  do,  vice  J.  Jennings,  promoted;  John  Keefe, 
do,  vice  A.  Sheldon,  moved;  Nathaniel  Gardner,  ensign,  vice  S. 
Stanton,  promoted;  Alpha  Perry,  do,  vice  B.  Oatley,  moved;  Moses 


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Aldrich,  do,  vice  J.  Thayer,  promoted;  John  Stewart,  junior, 
lieutenant. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Matthew  Clyde's  regiment: 

Robert  Dunlap,  quartermaster,  vice  M.  H.  Flint,  moved. 

James  Pitts  captain,  vice  M.  Rich,  promoted;  James  Butler,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  J.  Pitts,  promoted;  Job  Eddy,  do,  vice  J.  Rich,  moved; 
John  Denton,  ensign,  vice  J.  Butler  promoted;  Erastus  Ingalls,  do, 
vice  E.  Williams,  moved;  Jehiel  Dutcher,  do,  vice  J.  Sloan,  not 
accepting. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  James  Stewart's  regiment: 

Daniel  Houghton,  captain,  vice  N.  Rose,  resigned;  Elijah  Smith, 
lieutenant,  vice  D.  Houghton,  promoted;  Oliver  Chappel  ensign, 
vice  E.  Smith,  promoted;  Chilow  Bennedict,  lieutenant  rifle  com- 
pany, vice  S.  Russel,  refusing;  Tracy  Ensworth,  ensign  do,  vice  L. 
Houghton,  do. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Gershom  Palmer's  regiment: 

Robert  Titus,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  (Joseph)  Miller,  moved; 
Levi  Beardsley,  lieutenant  do,  vice  R.  Titus,  promoted;  Samuel 
Foreman,  ensign  do. 

Harvey  Newell,  captain,  vice  E.  Gates,  resigned;  Stephen  A. 
Eaton,  lieutenant,  vice  (Oliver  W.)  Lynds  (Lynde),  deceased;  Thom- 
son Holdridge,  lieutenant,  vice  E.  Fitch,  resigned;  Perez  Main, 
ensign,  vice  S.  McElwain,  moved. 

John  McDonald,  captain;  Nathan  Bennet,  lieutenant;  Jacob 
Young,  ensign. 

Joseph  Gardner,  captain. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Solomon  Martin's  regiment: 

Silas  Scott,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  S.  Martin, 
promoted. 

Elisha  Bundy,  first  major,  vice  S.  Scott,  promoted;  William  Stran- 
ahan,  second  major,  vice  Bundy,  promoted. 


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1811. 

Amos  Palmer,  captain,  vice  Stranahan,  promoted;  Richard  D. 
Shepherd,  lieutenant;  Andrew  Winton,  ensign,  vice  Palmer, 
promoted. 

James  French,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  E.  Bundy,  promoted; 
Benjamin  Shephard,  lieutenant  do,  vice  J.  French,  promoted;  James 
Overhiser,  ensign  do,  vice  B.  Shephard,  promoted. 

Thomas  Dickson,  captain  do,  vice  W.  Cole,  resigned;  Calvin  Sax- 
ton,  lieutenant  do,  vice  T.  Dickson,  promoted;  Martin  Barber, 
ensign  do,  vice  C.  Saxton,  promoted;  David  McMaster,  lieutenant, 
vice  J.  Skinner,  moved;  Ebenezer  B.  Hovey,  ensign,  vice  D.  McMas- 
ter, promoted. 

Ebenezer  Knap,  captain,  vice  S.  Macumber,  moved;  Elisha  S. 
Sanders,  lieutenant,  vice  E.  Knap,  promoted;  Elijah  Fuller,  ensign, 
vice  E.  S.  Sanders,  promoted;  Jacob  Goble,  lieutenant  riflemen,  vice 
Gilbert,  moved. 

KINGS    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Jeremiah  Johnston's  regiment : 
Francis  Dubois,  surgeon,  vice  (Samuel)  Osborn,  moved. 

QUEENS    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Rem  B.  Simonson's  regiment: 

A.ugustine   Bailey,    captain,   vice   B.    Coles,   promoted;  John   J. 

Schenk,  lieutenant,  vice  R.  Smith,  moved;  Dobson  Alben,  ensign, 

vice  Schenk,  promoted;  George  Tappen,  ensign,  vice  R.  Weeks; 

Samuel  Cheshire,  junior,  ensign;  Jeremiah  Allen,  quartermaster,  vice 

T.  Cock,  resigned. 

Stephen  Thorn,  captain  light  infantry;  Thorn  Coles,  lieutenant  do; 

Micajah  Weeks,  ensign  do. 

MADISON    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Jabez  N.  M.  Hurd's  regiment: 

James  Munger,  lieutenant  light  infantry,  vice  A.  Putney,  resigned; 


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John  Hutchinson,  ensign  do,  vice  J.  Munger,  promoted;  Levi 
Brown,  lieutenant,  vice  E.  Daniels,  resigned;  George  Salisbury, 
ensign,  vice  L.  Brown,  promoted;  Stephen  Coburn,  lieutenant,  vice 
D.  Dean,  moved;  Charles  Parmely,  ensign,  vice  S.  Coburn,  pro- 
moted; Abner  Sweetland,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  R.  Watson,  declined; 
Daniel  Cobb,  ensign,  vice  Sweetland,  promoted;  Stephen  Dodge, 
ensign,  vice  M.  Hackley,  declined. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Erastus  Cleveland's  regiment: 

Rufus  Spurn,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Sloan,  resigned;  Zenas  Hatch, 
ensign,  vice  R(ufus)  Spurn,  declined. 

Joseph  Hitchcock,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  (Eleazer)  Sweet- 
land, resigned;  James  Cady,  lieutenant  do,  vice  (James)  Dorance, 
resigned;  Ezra  Gates,  ensign  do,  vice  J(ames)  Cady,  resigned  (pro- 
moted); Charles  Skiff,  ensign,  vice  S.  Squires,  resigned;  Levi  Dick, 
lieutenant,  vice  G.  Vaugh,  moved  and  resigned;  William  J.  Curtis, 
ensign,  vice  L.  Dick,  promoted. 

Levi  Gillet,  captain,  vice  (Isaac)  Sage,  resigned;  Martin  Roberts, 
lieutenant,  vice  L.  Gillet,  promoted;  Aaron  Mason,  ensign,  vice  M. 
Roberts;  Collister  Gray,  do. 

Silas  Beebe,  captain,  vice  (Jesse)  Foot,  resigned;  Thomas  Dibble, 
lieutenant,  vice  S(ilas)  Beebe,  resigned  (promoted);  Ariel  Murdock, 
ensign,  vice  T.  Dibble,  promoted. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Oliver  Brown's  regiment: 

Reuben  Leonard,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  O.  Brown, 
resigned. 

John  Stanton,  first  major,  vice  R.  Leonard,  promoted;  Noyes 
Palmer,  second  major;  John  D.  Henry,  surgeon,  vice  T.  Robison, 
resigned;  Rufus  Holton,  surgeon's  mate;  Oliver  Babcock,  adjutant, 
vice  P.  Babcock,  promoted. 

Jonathan    Nye,    captain    (grenadiers),   vice   (David)    Waterman, 

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resigned;  Seth  Holmes,  lieutenant  (do),  vice  J.  Nye,  promoted; 
Josiah  More,  ensign  (do),  vice  S.  Holmes,  promoted;  John  Brown, 
ensign  light  infantry,  vice  (William)  Whitford,  declining. 

Ethan  Clark,  captain,  vice  N.  Palmer,  promoted;  Jonah  Taylor, 
lieutenant,  vice  E.  Clark,  promoted;  Joseph  H.  Dwight,  ensign,  vice 
Taylor,  promoted. 

Samuel  Duncan  (Dunkin),  captain,  vice  (John)  Chambers, 
resigned;  Roswell  Chapin,  lieutenant,  vice  Duncan  (Dunkin),  pro- 
moted; Ephraim  Berry,  ensign,  vice  R.  Chapin;  Elijah  B.  Miller, 
lieutenant,  vice  A.  Thomas,  resigned;  Saunders  Crandell,  ensign, 
vice  E.  B.  Miller,  promoted;  John  Dalrymple,  ensign,  vice  A. 
Hodges,  resigned:  Joseph  Clarke,  ensign,  vice  J.  Barber,  resigned. 

ULSTER    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Frederick  Westbrook's  regiment: 

John  H.  De  Witt,  captain,  vice  J.  Wesbrooks  (Jonathan  West- 
brook,  junior),  moved;  John  B.  Dumond,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  H.  De 
Witt,  promoted;  Henry  Middagh,  ensign,  vice  J.  B.  Dumond,  do. 

Richard  Lounsberry,  captain,  vice  J.  Cantine,  resigned;  Leonard 
Hardenburgh,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice  R.  Lounsberry,  promoted; 
Ebenezer  Lounsberry,  ensign,  vice  L.  Hardenburgh,  do. 

Isaac  J.  Davis,  captain,  vice  J.  Hollister,  resigned;  David  Abby, 
lieutenant,  vice  I.  J.  Davis,  promoted;  William  J.  Davis,  ensign,  vice 
D.  Abby,  promoted. 

Charles  Cantine,  captain  rifle  company;  Lewis  J.  Hasbrouck,  lieu- 
tenant do;  Jacob  Nottingham,  ensign  do. 

SULLIVAN    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  William  A.  Cuddeback's  regiment: 
Samuel    Clark,    first    major,    vice    E.    Sears,    declining;    Salmon 
Wheat,  second  major,  vice  S.  Clark,  promoted. 


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1811. 

James  Newkirk,  captain;  Jacob  Credit,  lieutenant;  Benjamin 
France,  ensign. 

Jacob  Gumaer,  captain,  vice  R.  W.  Crawford,  moved;  John 
Writer,  lieutenant,  vice  Gumaer,  promoted;  William  Stanton,  ensign, 
vice  Writer,  promoted. 

Peter  E.  Gumaer,  captain;  Benjamin  Gumaer,  lieutenant;  Cor- 
nelius Van  Inwagen,  junior,  ensign. 

John  Shaw,  captain;  Abraham  Tayler,  lieutenant;  Eleazer  Hard- 
ing, ensign.  , 

ULSTER    COUNTY. 

Major  Josiah  De  Puy's  battalion : 

Isaac  Carrier,  captain;  Frederick  Benton,  lieutenant;  Samuel  Mar- 
tin, ensign. 

George  Schoonmaker,  captain;  Jeremiah  Gale,  lieutenant;  Gideon 
Porter,  ensign. 

Benjamin  R.  Krom,  captain;  Abel  Hodge,  lieutenant;  Peter  Le 
Roy,  ensign. 

Isaac  Worden,  captain;  Oliver  Kimbal,  lieutenant;  David  Crippen, 
ensign. 

Major  Samuel  Barnum's  battalion: 

Henry  Read,  lieutenant;  Frederick  Maltby,  ensign;  John  Weath- 
erlow,  ensign. 

Nehemiah  Smith,  captain  light  infantry;  William  Morgan,  lieu- 
tenant do;  Seth  Conant,  ensign  do. 

Henry  D.  Schoonmaker,  captain;  William  Hurley,  lieutenant; 
Jonathan  Nichols,  junior,  ensign;  Peter  Miller,  ensign,  vice  J.  N. 
Horton,  promoted;  Gabriel  PI.  Horton,  adjutant. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Tjerk  DeWitt's  regiment: 

Cornelius  Van  Beuren,  first  major;  James  Ransom,  second  do; 
Benjamin  R.  Bevier,  surgeon. 


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Tobias  Wynkoop,  junior,  John  E.  Van  Aiken  (John  Van  Akin), 
and  John  Gillespie,  captains. 

Martin  Elmendorf,  captain  of  light  infantry;  Egbert  J.  Schoon- 
maker,  lieutenant  do;  John  J.  Dumond,  ensign  do. 

Abraham  A.  Post,  junior,  captain  rangers,  vice  J.  Clark,  moved; 
Luke  Kiersted,  junior,  lieutenant  do,  vice  A.  A.  Post,  promoted; 
Peter  P.  Post,  ensign  do,  vice  L.  Kiersted,  promoted. 

Jesse  Buel,  captain  light  infantry;  Charles  H.  Ruggles,  lieutenant 
do;  Benjamin  Ostrander,  ensign  do. 

Lieutenants — Cornelius  Wynkoop,  George  Terpenning,  Peter  J. 
Myer. 

Ensigns — Zachariah  Barker,  Henry  Hammond,  Solomon  E. 
Eltinge,  Andrew  Brink. 

Major  Ebenezer  Taylor's  battalion: 

Squire  Marsh,  adjutant. 

Nathaniel  Tyler,  junior,  captain  riflemen,  vice  A.  Tyler,  moved. 

SCHENECTADY    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Jacob  Swits'  regiment: 

John  Veeder,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  J.  Swits, 
promoted. 

Jacob  Mabee,  first  major,  vice  J.  Veeder,  promoted;  Simon  A. 
Vedder,  second  do,  vice  J.  Mabee,  promoted. 

Myndert  J.  Mynderse,  adjutant,  vice  A.  Oothoudt,  junior,  moved; 
Alexander  G.  Fonda,  surgeon,  vice  C.  Vrooman,  deceased;  Daniel  J. 
Toll,  surgeon's  mate,  vice  A.  G.  Fonda,  promoted. 

Zeger  (Zegar)  Van  Santvoord  (junior),  captain  light  infantry,  vice 
J.  C.  Duane,  refusing. 

Samuel  Steers,  captain,  vice  Van  Santvoord,  annexed  \o  light 
infantry;  Peter  J.  Clute,  lieutenant  light  infantry,  vice  P.  J.  Clute, 
promoted;  David  Hersey,  ensign  do,  vice  P.  J.  Clute,  promoted; 
Isaac  Ledyard,  ensign. 


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montgomery  county. 
Lieutenant  Colonel  George  H.  Nellis'  regiment: 
Samuel  Cooper,  ensign,  vice  S.  T.  Doll,  declining. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Third  brigade  of  artillery: 

John  Townsend,  brigade  quartermaster. 

OTSEGO    COUNTY. 

Brigadier  General  Solomon  Martin's  brigade  of  infantry: 

John  Walton,  brigade  quartermaster. 

Sixth  regiment  of  artillery,  third  brigade: 

Samuel  Headley,  captain ;  John  Y.  Gilbert,  first  lieutenant ;  Abra- 
ham Aldrich,  second  lieutenant;  William  Hudson,  first  lieutenant, 
vice  D.  Cuthbert,  deceased;  Ezra  Treadaway,  second  do,  vice  W. 
Hudson,  promoted. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Matthew  Clyde's  regiment: 

Moses  Graves,  surgeon,  vice  D.  Little,  moved. 

NEW    YORK   COUNTY. 

First  regiment,  second  brigade,  of  the  city  and  county  of  New 
York: 

Jonathan  S.  Coddington,  quartermaster;  Charles  Drake,  surgeon's 
mate. 

WESTCHESTER    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Pierre  Van  Cortlandt's  regiment: 
William  Tompkins,  lieutenant,  vice  E.  Gregory,  resigned;  Peter 
N.  Ferris,  ensign,  vice  W.  Tompkins,  promoted. 

MONTGOMERY    COUNTY. 

First  squadron,  Sixth  regiment  of  cavalry: 

Abraham  Wemple,  captain,  vice  P.  Youngs  (Peter  Young),  pro- 
moted;*   Jacob  J.  Eacker,  first  lieutenant,  vice  A.  Wemple,  pro- 

*  Should  be  vice  Jost  Spreaker,  promoted  major,  May  31,  1809,  and  superseded  March 
12,  1810.     See  pages  1066,  1109  and  1167. — State  Historian. 


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moted;  Joseph  Failing-,  second  do,  vice  J.  J.  Eacker,  promoted;  Myn- 
dert  M.  Wemple,  cornet,  vice  J.  Failing,  promoted. 

ORANGE    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Garret  Post's  regiment: 

Thomas  Jackson,  lieutenant,  vice  W.  Thompson,  promoted;  James 
Sayre,  junior,  ensign,  vice  T.  Jackson  promoted;  Ezra  Smith,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  S.  Edsall,  moved;  Daniel  Nanny,  ensign,  vice  Smith, 
promoted. 

CLINTON    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Marinus  F.  Durand's  regiment: 
John  Dix,  captain,  vice  S.  Bateman,  moved;  Witt  Lane,  lieuten- 
ant, vice  J.  Dix,  promoted;  Henry  Watress,  ensign,  vice  W.  Lane, 
promoted. 

SARATOGA    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  John  Dunning's  regiment: 

David  Benedick,  captain  light  infantry;  Machival  Andrews,  lieu- 
tenant do;  John  Nelson,  junior,  ensign  do. 

Fifth  regiment  of  artillery: 

Simeon  Simmons,  captain;  Hiram  Mosher,  first  lieutenant;  Ely 
Foster,  second  do. 

CLINTON    COUNTY. 

Benjamin  Mooers,  major  general  of  the  third  division  of  infantry, 
vice  D.  Thomas,  declining. 

ONTARIO    COUNTY. 

Peter  B.  Porter,  quartermaster  general,  vice  B\  Mooers,*  pro- 
moted. 

CAVALRY. 

Henry  McNeil  (of  Oneida  county),  brigadier  general  of  the  second 
brigade  of  cavalry,  vice  J.  Piatt,  resigned. 


*  General  Benjamin  Mooers  had  been  assigned  as  quartermaster  general  by  Governor 
Tompkins,  in  General  Orders,  August  23,  1810.  Tompkins  Papers,  Volume  I,  page 
270. — State  Historian. 


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ontario  county. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Peter  Allen's  regiment: 

James  Henderson,  junior,  quartermaster,  vice  J.  Abby,  resigned; 
Joshua  Jones,  ensign,  vacant. 

Stephen  Ralph,  captain,  vice  W.  Warner,  moved;  Wheeler  Reed, 
lieutenant,  vice  S.  Ralph,  promoted;  George  Fox,  ensign,  vice  W. 
Reed,  promoted. 

Roderick  Steele,  captain;  Philip  Short,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice  R. 
Steele,  promoted;  Jacob  Bently,  ensign,  vice  Short,  promoted;  Wil- 
lard  Johnson,  ensign,  vacant. 

Serajah  Stratton,  captain,  vacant;  Richard  Baker,  lieutenant,  vice 
Stratton,  promoted;  James  Covell,  junior,  ensign,  vice  R.  Baker, 
promoted;  Ebenezer  Bissell,  ensign,  vacant;  David  Doolittle,  ensign. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Ashur  Saxton's  regiment: 

Micah  Brooks,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  A.  Saxton, 
resigned. 

Isaac  Marsh,  first  major,  vice  A.  Sprague,  deceased;  Ralph  Strong, 
second  do,  vice  A.  Warner,  moved. 

Joel  Dunks,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  M.  Brooks;  Enoch  Will- 
cox,  lieutenant  do,  vice  J.  Dunks,  promoted;  Asahel  Cowles,  ensign 
do,  vice  E.  Wilcox,  promoted. 

Jirah  Rowley,  captain,  vice  I.  Marsh,  promoted;  Thomas  Richard- 
son, junior,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Rowley,  promoted;  Asahel  Boughton, 
ensign,  vice  J.  Smith,  moved. 

Nathan  Bryan,  captain,  vice  R.  Strong,  promoted;  Gains  Lane, 
lieutenant,  vice  N.  Bryan,  promoted. 

Asa  Johnson,  captain,  vice  N.  Eggleston,  resigned;  Truman  Kel- 
log,  lieutenant,  vice  A.  Johnson,  promoted;  Ward  Park,  ensign,  vice 
Kellog,  promoted. 

Josiah  Morehouse,  captain,  vice  E.  Bement,  resigned;  John  Lusk, 
lieutenant,  vice  J.  Morehouse,  promoted. 


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Welcome  Garfield,  captain,  vice  S.  Moon,  resigned;  Abraham 
Parrish,  lieutenant,  vice  W.  Garfield,  promoted;  Francis  Smith, 
ensign,  vice  W.  Garfield,  promoted;  Waterous  Peck,  lieutenant,  vice 
P.  M.  Leech,  resigned;  Otis  Thompson,  ensign,  vice  W.  Peck, 
promoted. 

Horace  Lyon,  adjutant,  vice  R.  Leech,  promoted;  William  B. 
Hamlin,  lieutenant,  vice  H.  Lyon,  promoted;  Elijah  Bostwick, 
ensign,  vice  W.  B.  Hamlin,  promoted;  William  Parker,  lieutenant, 
vice  E.  Leech,  resigned;  Zelotus  Sheldon,  ensign,  vice  R.  Moses, 
resigned. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  William  Burnet's  regiment: 

Thomas  Lee,  junior,  second  major,  vice  W.  Smith,  declining. 

Asa  Webster,  captain,  vice  J.  Whiting,  resigned;  Stephen  Havens, 
do,  vice  S.  Wilcox,  do;  George  H.  Norton,  do,  vice  T.  Lee,  junior, 
promoted;  Seth  Whitmore,  lieutenant,  vice  A.  Webster,  promoted; 
Abner  Woodworth,  do,  vice  S.  Havens,  do;  Benjamin  Shaw,  do, 
vacant;  Ercurius  Paterson,  do,  vice  R.  Lazelere,  deceased;  Chaun- 
cey  Crittenden,  ensign,  vice  S.  Whitmore,  promoted;  Asa  Cole,  do, 
vice  A.  Woodworth,  promoted;  Meredith  Mallery,  do,  vice  G.  H. 
Norton,  do;  James  Bogart,  do,  vice  E.  Paterson,  do. 

Jacob  Backenstoes,  quartermaster,  vice  T.  Powel,  moved. 

Abraham  Dox,  captain  light  infantry:  John  Sweny,  lieutenant  do; 
Garret  L.  Dox,  ensign  do — new  company. 

Andrew  Wilson,  chaplain. 

Battalion  of  riflemen  commanded  by  William  H.  Cuyler: 

Joseph  Hall,  second  major,  vice  E.  Granger,  declined. 

Salma  Stanley,  captain,  vice  Hall,  promoted;  Frederick  Van 
Demark,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Stanley,  promoted;  William  Gray> 
second  do,  vice  Van  Demark,  promoted. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Philetus  Swift's  regiment: 


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Wells  Whitmore,  second  major,  vice  E.  Hawks,  resigned. 

Thomas  Davis,  captain,  vice  D.  Woodward  (David  Woodard), 
resigned;  John  Sheckel  (Shackles),  junior,  lieutenant,  vice  T.  Davis, 
promoted;  Samuel  Hildreth,  ensign,  vice  J.  Sheckel,  promoted; 
Lemuel  Banister,  junior,  paymaster,  vacant;  Ebenezer  M.  Pease, 
ensign,  vice  J.  Beard,  promoted;  John  Tayler,  junior,  ensign;  Jesse 
Warner,  junior,  do,  vice  L.  Bannister,  promoted. 

John  Holcomb,  captain;  Dan  R.  Hovey,  lieutenant;  Joshua 
Palmer,  ensign — new  company. 

Seth  Swan,  captain,  vice  W.  Whitmore,  promoted;  Jesse  Warner, 
junior  (lieutenant),  vice  S.  Swan,  promoted;  Nathaniel  Wilson, 
junior,  surgeon,  vice  J.  Carter,  moved. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Peter  B.  Porter's  regiment: 

Asa  Stanley,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Porter,  pro- 
moted. 

Thaddeus  Remmington,  first  major,  vice  (Silvester)  Davis. 

David  Smith,  captain;  Robert  Spencer,  captain  light  infantry,  vice 
A.  Stanley,  promoted;  Harvey  Steele,  lieutenant  do,  vice  R.  Spencer, 
promoted;  James  D.  Bemis,  ensign  do.  vice  Steele,  promoted; 
Annanias  Wells,  lieutenant,  vice  D.  Smith,  promoted;  Gehazi 
Granger,  do,  vacant;  Nicholas  Howiand,  ensign,  vice  C.  McCloath, 
resigned. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Gilbert  Hovvel's  regiment: 

Thomas  Rogers,  adjutant,  vice  W.  Rogers. 

Joseph  Mallery,  surgeon's  mate. 

Captains — Otis  Turner,  vice  N.  Turner,  resigned;  William  Rog- 
ers, vice  J.  Slocum,  moved;  Ephraim  Green,  vacant. 

Lieutenants — Barzilia  Harvey,  do;  William  Harwood,  vice  E. 
Green,  promoted. 

Ensigns — Joseph  Ferrel,  vacant;  Artemas  Ward,  do;  Joseph  Luce, 
do;  Jacob  White,  vice  P.  Durfee,  promoted. 


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rockland  county. 
Brigadier  General  Peter  S.  Van  Orden's  brigade: 
Robert  Hart,  brigade  quartermaster. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Matthew  Trotter's  regiment: 

Benjamin  Van  Benthuysen,  captain,  vice  A.  Van  Schaick,  moved; 
David  W.  Groesbeck,  do,  vice  W.  McHarg,  resigned;  James  Thorn, 
lieutenant,  vice  V.  Benthuysen,  promoted;  Ephraim  Starr,  do,  vice 
D.  W.  Groesbeck,  promoted. 

James  Stevenson,  paymaster,  vice  E.  Thomas,  deceased;  Tobias 
Van  Schaick,  ensign,  vice  (George)  McPherson,  appointed  to  rifle- 
men; Absalom  Townsend,  do,  vice  J.  Thorne,  promoted;  Joseph 
Ives,  junior,  do,  vice  E.  Starr,  promoted;  Henry  Carpenter,  do,  vice 
J.  B.  Washburn,  promoted;  Moses  Allen,  do,  vice  J.  Stevenson, 
promoted. 

SARATOGA    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Thomas  Rogers'  regiment: 

William  Ross,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  T.  Laing,  resigned; 
Daniel  Lindsay,  lieutenant  do,  vice  Ross,  promoted;  Henry  Stafford, 
ensign  do,  vice  D.  Lindsay. 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

Battalion  composed  of  the  rifle  companies  in  the  county  of  Rens- 
selaer: 

William  S.  Parker,  first  major;  Henry  Koon,  second  do. 

Stephen  Warren,  captain,  vice  Parker,  promoted;  David  Bell,  do, 
vice  Koon,  promoted;  Jedediah  Tracey,  lieutenant,  vice  S.  Warren, 
promoted;  James  Deforest,  do,  vice  D.  Bell,  promoted;  Sidney  Dole, 
ensign,  vice  J.  Tracey,  promoted;  Abraham  A.  Lansing,  junior, 
ensign,  vice  J.  Deforest,  promoted. 


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tioga  county. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  William  Rose's  regiment: 

Abraham  De  Witt,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Rose, 
resigned. 

William  W.  Cook,  first  major,  vice  S.  Owen,  do;  Moses  South- 
wick,  second  do,  vice  A.  De  Wit,  promoted;  Joshua  Baker,  pay- 
master, vice  L.  B.  Rose,  resigned;  Charles  Parsons,  adjutant,  vice 
D.  Crane,  do;  William  Cure,  lieutenant,  vice  C.  Parsons,  promoted; 
Lumon  Richards,  ensign,  vice  W.  Cure,  promoted. 

Orlando  Parsons,  lieutenant  light  infantry;  John  P.'  Paterson, 
ensign  do. 

Luther  Hartshorn,  captain,  vice  W.  W.  Cook,  promoted;  Daniel 
Hubbard,  lieutenant,  vice  L.  Hartshorn,  promoted;  Eli  Culver, 
ensign. 

David  Seymour,  captain,  vice  M.  Southwick,  promoted;  Charles 
Abbot,  lieutenant,  vice  D.  Seymour,  promoted;  Nathaniel  Bishop, 
ensign,  vice  C.  Abbot,  promoted. 

BROOME    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Jacob  Swartwood's  regiment: 

John  White,  second  major,  vice  W.  Scott. 

Thomas  Barker,  captain,  vice  J.  White,  promoted;  David  Joiner, 
junior,  lieutenant;  Jesse  White,  ensign. 

Levi  Slater,  captain,  vice  E.  L.  Robison;  John  Mulk,  lieutenant; 
Abraham  Chambers,  ensign;  Hudson  Jennings,  lieutenant;  Erastus 
Bearee,  ensign;  Benjamin  Starr,  do;  Orange  F.  Booth,  ensign  rifle- 
men; John  Stubbs,  lieutenant;  Benjamin  Star,  ensign;  Thomas 
Beard,  lieutenant;  Josiah  Perry,  ensign. 

TIOGA   AND    BROOME   COUNTIES. 

Matthew  Carpenter,  brigadier  general  of  the  brigade  of  infantry 
in  the  counties  of  Tioga  and  Broome,  vice  (Samuel)  Coe,  resigned. 


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broome  county. 
Sixth  regiment  of  artillery,  third  brigade: 

Mason  Whiting,  captain;  Horace  Williston,  first  lieutenant;  Archi- 
bald Summerville.  second  lieutenant. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  John  H.  Burhans'  regiment: 
Thomas  Waine,  ensign  riflemen,  vice  Ebenezer  E.  Wands,  super- 
seded. 

SARATOGA    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  David  Rogers'  regiment: 

Jacob  L.  Sherwood,  first  major,  vice  D.  Smith,  promoted;  Zerah 
Beach,  junior,  second  do,  vice  J.  Sherwood,  promoted. 

Jonathan  Minor,  captain,  vice  Z.  Beach,  promoted;  Stephen  R. 
Warren,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Minor,  promoted;  Benjamin  Marvin, 
junior,  ensign,  vice  W'arren,  promoted. 

Richard  Freeman,  captain,  vice  (Silas)  Foster,  resigned;  Alexan- 
der Dunlap,  lieutenant,  vice  Freeman,  promoted;  Samuel  Richards, 
ensign,  vice  A.  Dunlap,  promoted. 

James  Wilkins,  junior,  captain,  vice  E.  Horton,  resigned;  Benja- 
min H.  Burnet,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Wilkins,  promoted;  Isaac  Curtis, 
ensign,  vice  Burnet,  promoted. 

William  H.  Bridges,  adjutant,  vice  (William)  Hawkins  (junior), 
moved. 

John  Holmes,  junior,  captain;  Isaac  Smith,  junior,  captain,  vice 
D.  Ostrom,  resigned;  John  Bell,  lieutenant,  vice  Smith,  promoted; 
Thomas  Kirby,  ensign,  vice  Bell,  promoted. 

DELAWARE    COUNTY. 

Major  Daniel  Smead's  battalion: 

William  Older,  adjutant;  Amos  Parker,  junior,  quartermaster. 


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Ebenezer  Steenrod,  junior,  captain;  Noah  Dimmock,  lieutenant; 
William  Deen,  ensign. 

Asa  Grant,  captain;  Peter  Kittle,  lieutenant;  Ever.-  Grant,  ensign. 

Jonathan  Smith,  captain;  Reuben  Every,  lieutenant;  Abraham 
Pellem,  ensign. 

ESSEX    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Elijah  Barnes'  regiment: 

Daniel  Blish,  captain;  Isaac  Finch,  lieutenant;  William  Bailey, 
ensign — new  company. 

Lewis  Torrence,  lieutenant;  Joseph  Slaughter,  ensign. 

Jesse  Brown,  captain;  Zadock  Hurd,  junior,  lieutenant;  Ziba 
Ware,  ensign;  Thomas  Winslow,  junior,  ensign;  John  Bigelow,  do. 

Judd  Jenks,  captain,  vice  J.  Crilly  (John  Cilley,  Lilly),  moved; 
Augustus  Cleveland,  lieutenant;  Daniel  Baker,  ensign;  Andrew 
Crocker,  quartermaster. 

SCHENECTADY    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  John  Yeeder's  regiment: 

Cornelius  E.  Tymeson,  lieutenant;  John  W.  Yedder,  ensign. 

TIOGA    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Matthew  Carpenter's  regiment: 
Selah  Matthew,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  M.  Carpen- 
ter, promoted. 

Isaac  Baldwin,  first  major,  vice  S.  Matthews;  Henry  Wells,  second 
do,  vice  I.  Baldwin,  promoted. 

WESTCHESTER    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  David  Hobby's  regiment: 
George  Haines,  lieutenant;  Josiah  Purdy,  ensign. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  John  V.  A.  Lansing's  battalion: 
John  V.  A.  Lansing,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant. 


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1246  Annual  Report  of  the 

Dow  A.  Fonda,  first  major,  vice  Lansing,  promoted;  John  Wil- 
lard,  second  do,  vice  Fonda,  promoted. 

Levinus  L.  Winne,  captain,  vice  Willard,  promoted;  Volkert  V. 
Oothoudt,  do,  vice  Fonda,  promoted;  Henry  Fonda,  lieutenant  light 
infantry;  John  G.  Ruby,  lieutenant,  vice  (James)  Montgomery,  pro- 
moted; John  G.  Van  Zandt,  surgeon;  Josephus  B.  Stuart,  surgeon's 
mate;  Derick  G.  Clute,  lieutenant,  vice  H.  Fonda,  appointed  to  cav- 
alry; Francis  Lansing,  junior,  ensign,  vice  V.  Oothout,  promoted; 
John  Geddes,  ensign,  vacant;  Abraham  Burd,  ensign  light  infantry, 
vice  Swan,  resigned;  Benjamin  Conent,  lieutenant,  vice  (Nicholas) 
Van  Rensselaer  (junior),  about  to  move;  Abraham  Ten  Broeck, 
lieutenant,  vice  Winne,  promoted;  James  Brown,  ensign,  vice 
(Jacob)  Dox,  promoted;  John  G.  Clute,  do,  vacant. 

ESSEX    COUNTY. 

Third  division  of  infantry: 

Daniel  Wright,  brigadier  general,  vice  (Benjamin)  Mooers, 
promoted. 

Regiment  lately  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  Daniel 
Wright: 

Aaron  North,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  D.  Wright, 
promoted. 

William  Donagah,  first  major,  vice  North,  promoted;  Ransom 
Nobles,  second  do,  vice  Donagah,  promoted;  David  B.  McNeal, 
lieutenant  and  adjutant;  William  D.  Ross,  quartermaster;  Elisha 
Higgens,  paymaster. 

John  Richardson,  captain;  Abraham  Akins,  junior,  lieutenant; 
Anson  Titus,  ensign. 

Joseph  Skinner,  captain  riflemen;  Henry  A.  Hawley,  lieutenant 
do;  John  Lynde,  ensign  do. 

Heman  Finney,  captain,  vice  (William)  Kellog,  resigned;  John 


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Calkin,  lieutenant,  vice  Finney,  promoted;  Stephen  Ashley,  ensign, 
vice  Calkin,  promoted;  Umphrey  Sherman,  lieutenant;  Walter  Shel- 
din,  ensign;  Samuel  Woodman,  lieutenant;  Charles  McNeil,  ensign; 
Luman  Wadham,  captain,  vice  Donagah,  promoted;  William  Buckle 
(Boeckle),  lieutenant,  vice  Wadham,  promoted;  Levi  Brown,  ensign. 
George  Andrews,  captain,  vice  I.  Hinckley,  dead;  Nathaniel 
Hinckley,  lieutenant;  Harvey  Cook,  ensign;  John  Richardson,  lieu- 
tenant; Abraham  Akins,  junior,  ensign. 

GENESEE    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  William  Rumsey's  regiment: 

George  Lathrop,  captain;  Richard  Peck,  lieutenant,  vice  G. 
Lathrop,  promoted;  Rufus  Hunger,  ensign,  vice  E.  Wallis,  moved; 
Lorton  Holden,  lieutenant,  vice  H.  Wilder,  removed  by  sentence 
of  court-martial;  Hinman  Holden,  ensign,  vacant;  Samuel  Hull,  do, 
do;  Richard  Godfrey,  junior,  ensign,  vice  J.  Tinter,  moved;  Athimar 
Brainerd,  ensign,  vice  B.  Preston,  do;  John  Latham,  lieutenant,  vice 
W.  Adams,  deceased:  Stephen  King,  ensign,  vice  M.  Blodget, 
moved;  John  S.  Leonard,  quartermaster,  vice  A.  Sprout,  out  of  the 
beat. 

In  a  new  regiment  set  off  from  Colonel  William  Rumsey's  regi- 
ment, comprehending  the  militia  in  the  town  of  Sheldon,  in  the 
county  of  Genesee: 

William  Vary,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant. 

Daniel  Burbank,  first  major;  Amos  Sprout,  adjutant;  Asa  John- 
son, quartermaster;  Hezekiah  Eastman,  surgeon. 

In  a  battalion  set  off  from  Colonel  William  Rumsey's  regiment, 
comprehending  the  militia  in  the  town  of  Warsaw,  in  the  county 
Genesee: 

Ebenezer  Willson,  major  commandant;  Daniel  Knapp,  adjutant; 
Jed  Wilson,  quartermaster;  Chauncey  L.  Sheldon,  surgeon. 


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1248  Annual  Report  of  the 

Lewis  Wood,  captain;  Elisha  Mix,  lieutenant;  Noah  Wiseman, 
ensign,  vice  E.  George,  moved. 

Russel  Nobles,  captain  light  infantry;  Absalom  Green,  lieu- 
tenant, do. 

Major  Matthias  Lemon's  battalion: 

Timothy  Winters,  lieutenant,  vice  H.  Beebe,  moved;  Ebenezer 
Daymon,  ensign,  vice  J(ohn)  Redford  (junior),  moved;  Moses 
Decker,  ensign,  vice  T.  Winters,  promoted;  Leonard  Stimson,  do, 
vice  F.  Smith,  refusing. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Daniel  Davis'  regiment: 
Jedediah  Crosby,  first  major;  Richard  Wait,  second  do. 
Captains — Isaac   Marsh,   Daniel   Buel,  William   Pennock,   Elias 
Streeter,  Robert  McKay,  Daniel  Kelsey. 

Lieutenants — Thomas  Dun,  Noble  B.  Douglass,  John  Russ, 
Graham  Newell,  Norton  S.  Davis,  Rogers  Kelsey. 

Ensigns — Chester  Barrows,  Ira  Jones,  Cornelius  Falkner,  Donald 
McDonald,  Levi  Lacy,  Amasa  Hascall,  William  Wright. 

In  a  regiment  composed  of  the  battalion  commanded  by  Major 
John  Atchison: 

John  Atchison,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant. 
George  Huntley,  first  major;  James  Sayre,  second  do. 
Benjamin  Freeman,  quartermaster;  Jacob  Atchison,  paymaster; 
Zaccheus  Colby,  surgeon. 

Witter  Steward,  captain  riflemen;  Joseph  Hopkins,  lieutenant  do; 
Uriah  L.  James,  ensign  do. 

Hope  Davis,  captain  light  infantry;  Norman  Davis,  lieutenant  do; 
Eastman  Colby,  ensign  do. 

Eleazer  McCarty,  captain;  Newbury  Chaffee,  lieutenant;  John 
Adams,  ensign. 

Whitfield  Rathbon,  captain;  William  Davis,  lieutenant;  John 
Hunt,  ensign. 


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Jonathan  Leonard,  captain;  Daniel  Spencer,  lieutenant;  Daniel 
Fulton,  ensign. 

John  Farewell,  junior,  captain;  Aretas  Haskell,  lieutenant;  Henry 
McCall,  ensign. 

Frederick  Rowe,  captain;  William  Hincher,  junior,  lieutenant; 
Matthew  Dimmick,  ensign. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  John  T.  Van  Dalf sen's  regiment; 

Robert  Martin,  first  major;  Harman  A.  Vander  Zee,  second 
major. 

Guy  Spalding,  surgeon,  vice  T.  C.  Jarvis,  moved. 

Andrew  Ten  Eyck,  captain,  vice  R.  Martin,  promoted;  Cornelius 
Van  Antwerp,  lieutenant,  vice  A.  Ten  Eyck,  promoted;  Barent  Moll, 
ensign,  vice  C.  Van  Antwerp,  promoted. 

William  Sherman,  captain,  vice  A.  Stevens,  resigned;  James  You- 
mins,  lieutenant,  vice  W.  Sherman,  promoted;  Mosman  Ayres, 
ensign,  vice  J.  Youmins,  promoted;  John  W.  Proser,  do. 

Solomon  Huyck,  captain,  vice  J.  Gibbins,  resigned;  Henry  Keefer, 
lieutenant,  vice  S.  Huyck,  promoted;  William  Ward,  junior,  ensign, 
vice  J.  Mosher,  moved. 

David  Springsteed,  junior,  captain,  vice  A.  Vanderse,  promoted; 
George  Copeland,  lieutenant,  vice  S.  J.  Clark,  resigned. 

Fifth  regiment  of  artillery: 

David  I.  D.  Ver  Planck,  captain;  Tunis  Van  Dalfsen,  first  lieu- 
tenant; Moses  Stevens,  second  do. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  John  H.  Burhans'  regiment  (infantry): 

Staats  Sager,  captain,  vice  W.  Sager,  promoted;  Isaac  Vander- 
heyden,  lieutenant,  vice  S.  Sager,  promoted;  Anthony  Delong, 
ensign,  vice  Vanderheyden,  promoted. 

Edward  Haswell,  adjutant. 
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ontario  county. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Asa  Stanley's  regiment: 

William  Pomeroy,  paymaster,  vice  T.  Burt,  deceased;  Josiah 
Robinson,  quartermaster,  vice  (Gahazah,  Gehazi)  Granger,  promoted. 

Robert  Spence  (Spencer),  captain  light  infantry;  Harvey  Steele, 
lieutenant  do. 

MADISON    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Zebulon  Douglass'  regiment: 

William  Hallock,  second  major,  vice  N.  Williver  (Nicholas  Wool- 
ever,  Wooliver),  resigned. 

Oliver  Clark,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  Hallock,  promoted;  Par- 
don Barnard,  lieutenant  do,  vice  Oliver  (Clark),  promoted;  Enoch 
M.  Granger,  ensign  do,  vice  E.  (Pardon)  Barnard,  promoted. 

Gilbert  Reed,  captain,  vice  (Elisha)  Cary,  resigned;  John  P. 
Schuyler,  lieutenant,  vice  L.  (Gilbert)  Reed,  promoted;  Elisha  Swift, 
ensign,  vice  E.  (Augustus)  Chapman,  moved. 

Asa  Randall,  captain,  vice  (Daniel)  Olen  (Olin),  deceased;  Martin 
Lamb,  lieutenant,  vice  Randall,  promoted;  Rozel  Randal,  ensign, 
vice  E.  (Martin)  Lamb,  promoted;  Ward  Walton,  do,  vice  E. 
Cromby  (Wm.  Abercromby),  moved;  Elial  Joslin,  lieutenant,  vice 
office  vacant;  Ebenezer  Smith  Cadwell,  ensign,  do;  Nathaniel  Hall, 
junior,  surgeon's  mate,  do. 

ONEIDA    COUNTY. 

Oliver  Collins,  brigadier  general,  vice  (George)  Doolittle,  resigned. 

HERKIMER    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Jonah  Knapp's  regiment: 
Samuel   Budlong,   quartermaster;   Thomas   Kinne,   ensign,   vice 
Budlong,  promoted. 

ONEIDA    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  (Colonel)  Thomas  Hicks'  regiment: 

Benjamin  Brayton,  first  major,  vice  G.  Hinckley,  refusing;  Jarus 


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Dodd,  second  do,  vice  B.  Brayton,  promoted;  William  Palmer,  pay- 
master, vice  Beticher  (Jacob  Betticher),  resigned. 

William  Hubbard,  captain,  vice  Dodd,  promoted;  John  Harris, 
do, vice  (John)  Mappa,  appointed  brigade  quartermaster;  Ezra  Birds- 
eye,  lieutenant,  vice  Harris,  promoted;  Bradford  Seymour, do;  Henry 
Shelden,  do;  Nathan  Cole,  ensign;  Frederick  Kellogg,  do;  Orrin 
Betts,  do;  Ebenezer  Carlile,  do. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Silas  Parker's  regiment: 

Saul  Smith,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Parker,  resigned. 

John  Williams,  first  major,  vice  A.  Rhodes,  resigned;  Gardner 
Avery,  second  do,  vice  B.  White,  moved;  Sherman  Bartholomew, 
adjutant;  Josiah  Bacon,  quartermaster,  vice  E.  Montgomery, 
resigned. 

William  Page,  captain,  vice  S.Smith,  promoted;  Stephen  Leonard, 
lieutenant,  vice  Page,  promoted;  Jonas  Brown,  ensign,  vice  S. 
Leonard,  promoted. 

Asa  Babcock,  captain,  vice  G.  Avery,  promoted;  Rice  Austin, 
lieutenant,  vice  A.  Babcock,  promoted;  Rollan  Blount,  ensign,  vice 
R.  Austin,  promoted. 

James  Goodwin,  captain,  vice  B.  Knowlton,  moved;  Silas  Spencer, 
lieutenant,  vice  L.  Owen,  moved;  Bridge  Wakefield,  ensign. 

NEW    YORK   COUNTY. 

Joseph  Blackwell,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant  of  a  regiment 
of  infantry  in  the  second  brigade  of  the  city  and  county  of  New 
York. 

ONEIDA    COUNTY. 

Regiment  lately  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  Oliver 
Collins : 

William  Stone,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Collins, 
promoted. 


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1252  Annual  Report  of  the 

John  Bellinger,  first  major,  vice  Stone,  promoted;  Ebenezer  Dick- 
enson, second  do,  vice  Bellinger,  promoted. 

Kellogg  Hurlbert,  captain,  vice  E.  Dickenson,  promoted;  Timothy 
L.  Bacon,  adjutant,  vice  K.  Hurlbert,  promoted. 

Benjamin  Ballou,  junior,  captain,  vice  G.  Burshed  (Gurdon  Bur- 
chard),  resigned;  Alfred  Wells,  lieutenant,  vice  Ballou,  promoted; 
James  Hooker,  ensign,  vice  A.  Wells,  promoted ;  James  Sage,  ensign, 
vice  D.  Prior,  resigned. 

Fortune  C.  White,  captain,  vice  (Daniel)  Ferguson,  about  to 
move;  Elijah  Easton,  lieutenant,  vice  F.  C.  White,  promoted;  Wil- 
liam B.  Savage,  ensign,  vice  E.  Easton,  promoted. 

Gurdon  Caswell,  captain,  vice  C.  Loomis,  about  to  remove ;  Isaac 
G.  Northway,  lieutenant,  vice  Caswell,  promoted;  Allen  Smith, 
ensign,  vice  Northway,  promoted. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Sherman  Barnes'  regiment: 

Samuel  W.  Johnson,  quartermaster. 

Jonathan  Harman,  captain;  Martin  Wright,  lieutenant;  Eli  Strong, 
ensign. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Silvester  Gridley's  regiment: 

David  Curtiss,  first  major,  vice  M.  Hawley,  resigned;  Eliphalet 
Hotchkiss,  second  do,  vice  D.  Curtiss,  promoted;  Timothy  Hopkins, 
paymaster,  vice  D.  Johnson,  resigned;  Seth  Flastings,  junior,  sur- 
geon, vice  S.  Hopkins,  resigned;  Elnathan  Judd,  surgeon's  mate, 
vice  S.  Hastings,  promoted. 

Orrin  Gridley,  captain, vice  J.  Bullin  (John  Bullen,  junior),  moved; 
Joseph  Stone,  do,  vice  E.  Hotchkiss,  promoted;  Goald  (Gould) 
Benedict,  lieutenant  riflemen;  Naaman  Goodsill,  ensign  do. 

Henry  Bingham,  lieutenant,  vice  O.  Gridley,  promoted;  Nathan 
Rose,  do,  vice  W.  Farrington,  resigned;  Levi  Skinner,  do  vice  A. 
Picket,   do;   Amos   Woodard,   do,   vice  J.   Stone,   promoted;  Asa 


State  Historian.  1253 

Eames,  ensign,  vice  A.  Woodard,  promoted;  Barnabas  Cook,  do, 
vice  N.  Rose,  promoted;  Samuel  Cumstock,  do,  vice  W.  Gridley, 
moved;  Leander  Gridley,  do,  vice  L.  Sherman,  promoted;  Theophi- 
lus  Steel,  do,  vice  T.  Hopkins,  promoted;  Abel  Drewrey,  do,  vice 
O.  Reed,  declined. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Clark  Putnam's  regiment: 

Caleb  Clark,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  C.  Putnam, 
absconded. 

Samuel  Dill,  first  major,  vice  C.  Clark,  promoted;  John  Westcott, 
second  do,  vice  S.  Dill,  promoted. 

Joshua  Northrop,  captain,  vice  Waldo,  declines;  Arnon  Corn- 
stock,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Northrop,  promoted;  Jonathan  Waldo, 
third,  ensign,  vice  S.  Burbank,  moved. 

Peleg  Mattison,  captain,  vice  J.  Westcot,  promoted;  John  P. 
Hartwell,  lieutenant,  vice  F.  Frinck,  moved;  Jonathan  Tibbets, 
junior,  ensign,  vice  J.  Horton,  moved. 

Andrew  Grannis,  captain,  vice  (Ebenezer)  Moulton,  moved; 
Stephen  Chace,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Eddy,  moved;  Elra  Chace,  ensign, 
vice  W.  Kent,  do. 

Daniel  Butts,  captain,  vice  J.  Brainerd,  do;  Edward  Allen,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  D.  Butts,  promoted;  Hazael  Lathrop,  ensign,  vice  L. 
Beecher,  moved. 

Thomas  R.  Clark,  captain,  vice  G.  Seaton,  moved ;  Dan  Bosworth, 
lieutenant,  vice  T.  R.  Clark,  promoted;  Eli  Whelan,  ensign,  vice 
D.  Bosworth,  promoted. 

Benjamin  Rudd,  captain,  vice  A.  Seymour,  moved;  Joseph  A. 
Clark,  lieutenant,  vice  B.  Rudd,  promoted;  Amasa  Hinkley,  ensign, 
vice  J.  A.  Clark,  promoted. 

Asa  Baker,  captain,  vice  N.  Brown,  moved;  Joshua  G.  Green, 
lieutenant,  vice  A.  Baker,  promoted;  Aaron  Smith,  ensign,  vice  J.  G. 


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Green,  promoted;  Arunah  Wright,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Bushnel,  pro- 
moted; William  Parks,  ensign;  Calvin  Church,  lieutenant,  vice  J. 
Levally,  moved;  Joseph  Hallock,  ensign,  vice  C.  Church,  promoted; 
Joshua  Bushnel,  adjutant,  vice  N.  Tracey,  moved;  Warren  Kent, 
quartermaster,  vice  A.  Burris,  moved. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  John  H.  Burhans'  regiment: 

Peter  Simmons,  captain,  vice  J.  A.  Slingerland,  resigned;  John 

Palmetier,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice  Simmons,  promoted;  John  Allen, 

ensign,  vice  J.  Palmetier,  junior,  promoted. 

DUTCHESS    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Martin  Heermance's  regiment: 
Anthony  Delamater,  first  major,  vice  H.   G.  Martin,  resigned; 
Henry  W.  Stewart,  second  do,  vice  A.  Delamater,  promoted. 

Jacob  Shook,  captain,  vice  J.  R.  Wilder,  resigned;  Jonas  Wilde, 
lieutenant;  Evert  N.  Van  Waggoner,  ensign,  vice  J.  Shook,  pro- 
moted; Jacob  H.  Best,  lieutenant,  vice  B.  Knickerbocker,  moved; 
Zebra  Fish,  ensign,  vice  L.  Knickerbocker,  do;  Abraham  A.  Eckert, 
lieutenant,  vice  D.  Kip,  moved;  Abraham  A.  Adriance,  ensign,  vice 
G.  Van  Buren,  do. 

NEW   YORK    COUNTY. 

Fourth  regiment,  second  brigade  of  infantry,  city  and  county  of 
New  York : 

Robert  Emmett  and  Bernard  Sprong,  ensigns. 
Sixth  regiment  of  cavalry: 

SCHOHARIE    COUNTY. 

John  Daniel  Shaefer,  chaplain;  Oliver  Lathrop,  surgeon;  Cor- 
nelius C.  Van  Dyke,  surgeon's  mate;  Thomas  Machin,  junior,  quar- 
termaster; David  Lawyer,  junior,  paymaster;  Henry  W.  Starin, 
adjutant. 


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Second  squadron,  Sixth  regiment  of  cavalry: 

David  France,  captain,  vice  (Samuel)  Saxton,  promoted;  Roswell 
Sexton,  first  lieutenant,  vice  France,  promoted;  Jeremiah  Cowden, 
second  do,  vice  R.  Saxton,  promoted ;  Lawrence  France,  cornet. 

Thomas  P.  Danforth,  captain;  Joseph  Bouck,  first  lieutenant; 
John  Boyd,  second  do;  Daniel  Dow,  cornet. 

MONTGOMERY    COUNTY. 

First  squadron  of  the  said  regiment: 

William  Forman,  captain,  vice  D.  Visscher,  promoted;  John  Yost, 
first  lieutenant,  vice  Forman,  promoted;  John  Merril,  second  do, 
vice  Yost,  promoted;  Douw  A.  Fonda,  cornet,  vice  Merril,  promoted. 

Fifth  regiment  of  cavalrv: 

I 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Peter  J.  Livingston,  first  lieutenant,  vice  J.  V.  Patten,  resigned; 
Jacob  Frydendal  (Trydendall),  second  do,  vice  P.  J.  Livingston, 
promoted;  John  E.  Winne,  cornet,  vice  J.  Frydendall,  promoted. 

GREENE    COUNTY. 

Second  squadron — Stephen  Bently,  captain,  vice  (Thomas  B.) 
Cook,  deceased;  Russel  Hamilton,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Bentley,  pro- 
moted; Reuben  Byington,  second  do,  vice  Hamilton,  promoted; 
Rufus  Byington,  cornet. 

Foster  Moss,  captain;  Abijah  Stone,  first  lieutenant;  Aaron  Steele, 
second  do;  Bennet  Osborne,  cornet. 

Charles  Johnson,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Moss,  promoted;  Edward 
Daley,  second  do,  vice  Johnson;  Lenthel  Eells,  cornet,  vice  Stone, 
romoted. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

First  squadron — Nathan  Gallup,  first  lieutenant,  vice  (Chariot) 
Partridge,  promoted;  Benjamin  Jacobs,  second  do,  vice  Gallup,  pro- 


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moted;  Daniel  Ethridge,  cornet,  vice  Jacobs,  promoted;  Benjamin 
Frost,  second  lieutenant,  vice  W.  Whipple,  moved;  James  Gibson, 
cornet,  vice  B.  Frost,  promoted. 

GENESEE    COUNTY. 

Ninth  regiment  of  cavalry,  second  squadron: 

Jacob  Coe,  cornet. 

In  the  Seventh  regiment  of  cavalry: 

ONEIDA    COUNTY. 

Chancy  Gridley,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  (Henry) 
McNeil,  promoted. 

James  Lynch,  major  of  the  second  squadron,  vice  Gridley,  pro- 
moted. 

OTSEGO    COUNTY. 

William  Dickson,  major  of  the  first  do. 

LEWIS    COUNTY. 

Levi  Collins,  major  of  the  third  do;  Jesse  Doolittle,  paymaster. 
First  squadron: 

OTSEGO    COUNTY. 

James  Young,  captain,  vice  W.  Dickson,  promoted;  Daniel  Gil- 
christ, first  lieutenant,  vice  Young,  promoted;  Jonathan  Thayer, 
second  do,  vice  D.  Gilchrist,  promoted;  Dyer  Ransome,  cornet,  vice 
Thayer,  promoted. 

John  Badger,  captain,  vice  Brown  (Smith),  moved:  Amos  Hol- 
lister,  first  lieutenant,  vice  ( Royal)  Watson,  do;  Nathaniel  Daniels, 
second  do,  vice  J.  Badger,  promoted;  Jeremiah  Baker,  cornet,  vice 
Hollister,  promoted;  Isaac  Cooper,  second  lieutenant,  vice  A. 
Calkins,  moved;  Strong  Hayden,  cornet,  vice  I.  Cooper,  promoted; 
Moses  Hawks,  cornet,  moved. 


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Second  squadron: 

ONEIDA    COUNTY. 

Sanford  Tracey,  captain,  vice  (Isaac)  Williams,  resigned;  Elihu 
Trowbridge,  first  lieutenant,  vice  S.  Tracey,  promoted;  Roswell 
Hart,  second  do,  vice  C.  Hotchkiss,  declined;  John  Williams,  cornet, 
vice  E.  Trowbridge,  promoted;  Gad  Chamberlain,  first  lieutenant, 
vice  P.  Ryther,  resigned;  Reuben  Bacon,  second  do,  vice  G.  Cham- 
berlain, promoted;  Joel  Parker,  cornet,  vice  D.  Steward  (George  D. 
Stewart),  moved. 

HERKIMER    COUNTY. 

John  Flusky,  captain,  vice  W.  Fish,  resigned;  Silas  Fairbank,  first 
lieutenant,  vice  Flusky,  promoted;  Eleazer  Whitman,  second  do, 
vice  S.  Fairbanks,  promoted;  Enoch  Talcot,  cornet,  vice  Whitman, 
promoted. 

ONEIDA    COUNTY. 

Francis  Brown,  captain,  vice  (James)  Lynch,  promoted. 

JEFFERSON    COUNTY. 

Third  squadron — Calvin  McKnight,  captain;  Pierce  Downer 
(Downing),  first  lieutenant;  Miles  Ralph,  second  do;  Jason  Fair- 
banks, cornet. 

ONEIDA    COUNTY. 

Amos  Whitmore,  captain,  vice  R.  Sanger,  promoted;  Amos 
Camp,  first  lieutenant,  vice  A.  Whitmore,  promoted;  Salmon  Laird, 
second  do,  vice  A.  Camp,  promoted;  Lemuel  Camp,  cornet,  vice  S. 
Laird,  promoted. 

JEFFERSON    COUNTY. 

Third  squadron — David  Hale,  first  lieutenant,  vice  S.  Allen, 
deceased;  Eliakim  Barney,  second  do,  vice  D.  Hale,  promoted; 
William  Hart,  cornet,  vice  E.  Barney,  promoted. 

ONTARIO    COUNTY. 

Second  squadron — Jonathan  M.  Beach,  second  lieutenant;  Gideon 
Hunn,  cornet;  Henry  Jessup,  second  lieutenant;  Asa  Swift,  cornet. 


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oneida  county. 
Second  brigade  of  cavalry: 
Richard  Sanger,  brigade  major  and  inspector. 
Fourth  regiment  of  artillery: 

ESSEX    COUNTY. 

Levi  Cooley,  first  major,  vice  (Amos)  Potter  (of  Rensselaer 
county),  moved. 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

Thomas  Osborn,  second  do,  vice  Cooley,  promoted. 

Rapine  Andrews  (Anderson),  captain,  vice  Osborn,  promoted; 
Mordecai  Bull,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Andrews,  promoted;  Isaac 
Woodle,  second  do. 

CLINTON    COUNTY. 

Aaron  Waters,  first  do,  vice  (John  M.)  Thompson,  dead;  Joseph 
W.  Baker,  second  do,  vice  Waters,  promoted. 

WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

Robert  Archibald,  captain;  Zaccheus  Atwood,  first  lieutenant,  vice 
Archibald,  promoted;  Aaron  Cleveland,  second,  do,  vice  Atwood, 
promoted. 

Abel  Foster,  captain,  vice  (David)  Richardson,  moved;  Jacob 
Foster,  first  lieutenant,  vice  (Absalom)  Daley,  refusing;  Abraham 
Searls,  second  do,  vice  Foster,  promoted. 

Jehiel  Dayton,  captain,  vice  (Butler)  Beckwith,  resigned;  Elnathan 
Scranton,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Dayton,  promoted;  Caleb  Edson, 
second  do,  vice  Scranton,  promoted. 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

Lewis  Finch  (Finck),  first  do,  vice  (John)  Kinnecut,  moved; 
Gideon  Read,  second  do,  vice  Finch,  promoted. 

Daniel  St.  John,  captain;  Joseph  Benedict,  first  lieutenant;  Joshua 
Philips,  second  do. 


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1811. 

ESSEX    COUNTY. 

Russel  Walker,  captain;  John  Potter,  first  lieutenant;  Samuel 
Norton,  second  do. 

STATE. 

John  Vernor,  deputy  commissary  of  military  stores,  vice  John       1811. 

February 

Mascraft,  superseded.  21- 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

Major  Thomas  Davis,  of  Rensselaer  county,  attended  pursuant       isn. 

March 

to  notice  to  answer  to  charges  contained  in  a  memorial  presented  18- 
to  the  Council  by  Stephen  Clark,  complaining  of  Major  Davis  and 
Captain  E.  W.  Wallbridge  for  having  combined  to  procure  him 
to  be  superseded  as  lieutenant  in  Colonel  (Adam)  Yates'  regiment 
by  false  representations  injurious  to  his  character,  on  the  last  annual 
return  of  vacancies  and  promotions  for  Colonel  Yates'  regiment,  and 
with  improper  motives.  Major  Davis  denied  having  any  agency  in 
making  the  return  alluded  to  by  which  Mr.  Clark  was  intended  to  be 
injured  in  his  rank  and  character,  and  Captain  Eben  W.  Wallbridge 
appearing  before  the  Council  as  a  witness  in  his  behalf  declared  that 
he  made  the  return  for  the  company  of  which  he  is  captain  for  the 
year  1810,  complained  of  by  Mr.  Clark,  without  any  interference, 
advice  or  concert  whatever,  of  or  with  Major  Davis,  and  that  he, 
Captain  Wallbridge,  was  alone  responsible  for  that  return,  and  that 
he  should  be  able  to  justify  himself  and  maintain  the  correctness  and 
truth  of  the  said  return  whenever  an  opportunity  was  given  there- 
for; whereupon  it  was  Resolved,  that  the  said  memorial  of  Stephen 
Clark  be  dismissed  as  unfounded,  so  far  as  the  same  implicates 
Major  Davis. 

Captain  Wallbridge  being  consulted  as  to  what  time  it  would  be 
convenient  to  answer  to  the  said  memorial  in  relation  to  his  own 
conduct  observed  that  any  day  next  week  would  be  convenient  for 
him;  whereupon  Resolved,  that  the  Council  will  on  Monday,  the 


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1811. 

25th  instant,  at  eleven  o'clock  in  the  forenoon,  at  the  Council  room 

in  the  Capitol  at  the  city  of  Albany,  proceed  to  hear  the  parties  in 
relation  to  the  charges  contained  in  the  said  memorial,  so  far  as 
the  same  implicated  Captain  Wallbridge,  and  the  said  Captain  Wall- 
bridge  being  present  in  the  Council  assented  thereto,  and  was  there 
personally  notified  to  attend  accordingly. 

ARTILLERY. 

In  a  new  regiment  of  artillery  organized  by  the  Commander-in- 
1811.       chief,*  to  be  called  the  Third  regiment  of  the  third  brigade: 

April 


10. 


DELAWARE    COUNTY. 

Abel  Watkins,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant. 

GREENE    COUNTY. 

Samuel  Hamilton,  first  major. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

William  Dickson  (Dixon,  Dickison),  second  major. 

John  Mills,  brigade  major  and  inspector  of  the  third  brigade  of 
artillery,  vice  Abraham  Van  Dyke,  to  be  superseded. 

Calvin  Walker,  captain,  vice  Mills,  promoted;  Isaac  Lucas,  first 
lieutenant,  vice  Walker,  do;  John  Stilhvell,  second  lieutenant,  vice 
Lucas,  do. 

GREENE    COUNTY. 

Jared  Stocking,  captain,  vice  Hamilton,  do;  James  Bogardus,  first 
lieutenant,  vice  Stocking,  do;  Daniel  Sands,  second  do,  vice  Bogar- 
dus, do. 

(Infantry)  regiment  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  Jonas 
Bronk,  in  the  county  of  Greene: 

*  Organized  by  General  Orders,  April  9,  181 1.      See  Tompkins  Papers,  Volume  I, 
pages  278  and  279. — State  Historian. 


State  Historian.  1261 

Asa  Palmer,  captain,  vice  (Nathan)  Hubbel  (Hubble),  resigned; 
Aaron  Roberts,  lieutenant,  vice  Palmer,  promoted;  John  Rosa, 
ensign;  Elmer  Chase,  lieutenant;  Bartholomew  Gidney,  ensign. 

Andrew  A.  Yanderzee  (Andries  A.  Vanderzeay),  lieutenant,  vice 
(John  K.)  Brown,  resigned;  James  Lumberree,  ensign. 

Jacob  Johnson  (Jansen),  captain,  vice  Spoor,  resigned;  Peter 
Groom,  lieutenant,  vice  Johnson,  promoted;  John  Spoor,  ensign, 
vice  Groom,  promoted;  Martin  C.  Hallenbeck,  lieutenant  light  infan- 
try; John  Brett,  ensign  of  light  infantry,  vice  Hallenbeck,  promoted; 
Garret  A.  Hoghtaling,  quartermaster,  vice  (Paul)  Shearman  (Sher- 
man), resigned;  Henry  Adams,  surgeon's  mate. 

Regiment  lately  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  George 
Stimpson : 

Jehiel  Tuttle,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  G.  Stimson, 
resigned. 

William  Parker,  first  major,  vice  Tuttle,  promoted;  Cornelius 
Fuller,  second  major,  vice  Parker,  promoted;  Reuben  Hosford, 
adjutant,  vice  E.  Stimpson,  resigned;  Ephraim  Jurney,  quartermas- 
ter, vice  Hosford,  promoted;  Justus  Coe,  paymaster. 

George  Mills,  captain;  Alvin  Ford,  lieutenant;  Charles  Peck, 
ensign. 

Nathaniel  Miller,  ensign  of  light  infantry. 

Jairus  Strong,  captain  of  light  infantry,  vice  H.  Gasler  (Henry 
Goslee),  resigned;  Enoch  Blakesley,  lieutenant  of  do;  Wills  Finch, 
ensign  of  do. 

Eli  P.  Robinson,  captain,  vice  C.  Fuller,  promoted;  Jeru  Loomis, 
lieutenant,  vice  P.  Robinson,  promoted;  Jeremiah  Miller,  ensign. 

James  Robertson,  captain,  vice  J.  Munson,  resigned;  John  Stone, 
lieutenant,  vice  J.  Robertson,  promoted;  Jacob  Hitchcock,  ensign. 

Isaac  Buel,  captain,  vice  J.  Andrews,  resigned;  Cornelius  Duker, 
lieutenant,  vice  I.  Buel,  promoted;  Thomas  Becker,  lieutenant. 


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Aaron  Bushnel,  captain,  vice  Benjamin  Chamberlin,  resigned; 
Benjamin  Chace,  lieutenant,  vice  Bushnel,  promoted;  Tenent  Peck, 
ensign. 

James  Paddock,  captain;  Waslic  Perkins  (Wooster  Parkins),  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Paddock,  promoted;  James  McGregor,  ensign. 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

Brigade  of  infantry  commanded  by  Brigadier  General  Jacob  A. 
Fort: 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Gilbert  Eddy's  regiment: 

Burwell  Betts,  captain,  vice  D.  Hiser,  moved;  Adam  Clumb,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  B.  Betts,  promoted;  James  Morison,  ensign,  vice 
Clumb,  promoted. 

David  Bryan,  captain,  vice  Mindert  Groesbeck,  resigned;  John 
W.  M.  Groesbeck,  lieutenant,  vice  D.  Bryan,  promoted;  Jacob  Bach- 
man,  ensign,  vice  Groesbeck,  promoted. 

James  Anderson,  captain,  vice  Jona.  Rowland,  moved;  John  Fake, 
lieutenant,  vice  Anderson,  promoted;  Stephen  Yates,  ensign,  vice 
Fake,  promoted;  Simon  Newcomb,  junior,  surgeon,  vice  Theod. 
May,  moved. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Adam  Yates'  regiment: 

Thomas  Davis,  first  major,  vice  H.  T.  E.  Schuyler,  resigned; 
Amos  Salisbury,  second  major,  vice  Davis,  promoted. 

Oliver  Lyon,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  Salisbury,  promoted; 
Roger  King,  lieutenant  do,  vice  Lyon,  promoted;  William  Bogar- 
dus,  ensign,  vice  King,  promoted. 

Philip  D.  Berringer  (Berger),  captain,  vice  F.  G.  Berringer  (Ber- 
ger,  Baerenger),  resigned ;  Josiah  G.  Kinney,  lieutenant,  vice  P.  B. 
Berringer,  promoted;  Richard  I.  Deforest,  lieutenant,  vice  M. 
Deforist,  refused;  Cornelius  M.  Vandenbergh,  ensign,  vice  Deforest, 
promoted;  Edward  A.  Cook,  ensign,  vice  Luther  Bliss,  refused; 
Cornelius  Beckman,  ensign  light  infantry,  vice  Nat.  Chellis,  refused. 


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Lieutenant  Colonel  Cornelius  J.  Schermerhorn's  regiment: 

Hugh  Gorden,  captain,  vice  James  Livingston,  moved;  Martin 
Witbeck,  lieutenant,  vice  Wm.  Van  Schaick. 

Abraham  Huyck,  captain,  vice  (Jacob)  Barhyte  (Barrhite), 
resigned;  John  Carpenter,  lieutenant,  vice  Huyck,  promoted;  John 
N.  Kittle,  ensign,  vice  Carpenter,  promoted;  James  Elliott,  ensign, 
vice  N.  Pain,  appointed  in  the  artillery;  Samuel  Myers,  lieutenant, 
vice  J.  Bristol,  appointed  in  rifle  corps;  Stephen  Cale,  ensign,  vice  S. 
Myers,  promoted. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Samuel  McChesney's  regiment: 

Thomas  Reynolds,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  McChes- 
ney,  resigned. 

Matthew  Randal,  first  major,  vice  Reynolds,  promoted;  Gideon 
Palmer,  second  major,  vice  Randal,  promoted;  John  Worthington, 
ensign,  vice  Joshua  M.  Scrivin,  resigned. 

Elisha  Coon,  captain,  vice  G.  Palmer,  promoted;  Robert  Davis, 
lieutenant;  William  H.  Murray,  ensign. 

Hezekiah  Hull,  junior,  captain,  vice  Jabesh  Green,  moved;  Rod- 
man Thomas,  lieutenant;  Jonathan  Berry,  ensign. 

Oliver  Wellman,  captain,  vice  Enos  Larkin,  moved ;  Reuben  Bab- 
cock,  junior,  lieutenant;  Joseph  Ammidon,  ensign. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Caleb  Carr's  regiment: 

Nathan  Howard,  paymaster,  vice  Mat  Jones,  resigned. 

Captains — Simon  Tifft,  vice  Henry  Tucker,  resigned;  Pliny  Mil- 
ler, junior,  vice  Aaron  Sedgwick,  resigned;  Josiah  Humphrey,  vice 
Cyrus  Spencer,  resigned;  Nathan  Gale,  vice  Barnard  Hicks,  refused. 

Lieutenants— John  B.  Adsit,  vice  P.  Miller,  promoted;  Martin 
Field,  vice  Eb.  Martin,  resigned;  Benjamin  Rogers,  vice  J.  Hum- 
phrey, promoted;  Cornelius  W.  Schermerhorn,  vice  S.  W.  Law- 
rence, refused;  Henry  Reynolds,  junior,  vice  Sam'l  Post,  resigned. 


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Ensigns — Daniel  M.  Gregory,  vice  Jno.  Adsitt,  promoted;  Silves- 
ter Howard,  vice  H.  Reynolds,  promoted;  William  Kittle,  junior, 
vice  Chancey  Gold,  moved;  Henry  G.  Dusenberry,  vice  Dan'l  St. 
John,  refused. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Cornelius  J.  Schermerhorn's  regiment: 

John  J.  Miller,  first  major,  vice  Nicholas  J.  Kittle,  resigned; 
Joshua  Griffith,  second  major,  vice  Miller,  promoted. 

Jonas  Miller,  captain,  vice  Griffith,  promoted,  and  H.  Row, 
resigned;  Henry  Livingston,  lieutenant;  Abraham  P.  Smith,  ensign. 

David  E.  Gregory,  captain  light  infantry;  Abraham  V.  D.  P. 
Gregory,  lieutenant  do,  vice  D.  E.  Gregory,  promoted;  Thomas 
Philips,  ensign  do,  vice  A.  V.  D.  P.  Gregory,  promoted. 

Samuel  Myers,  captain,  vice  J.  J.  Witbeck,  resigned;  Stephen  Cale, 
lieutenant;  John  Ladeu,  ensign;  John  S.  Miller,  surgeon's  mate, 
vice  (Cornelius)  Hermance,  moved. 

Lieutenant  Stephen  Clark  having  appeared  on  the  25th  of  March 

last  and  produced  evidence  against  Captain  Ebenezer  W.  Walbridge, 

upon  his  complaint  against  the  said  Ebenezer  W.  Walbridge,  and 

the  said  Ebenezer  W.  Walbridge  not. having  appeared  on  the  said 

25th  of  March,  nor  produced  any  evidence  in  justification  of  his 

conduct,  the  Council  postponed  the  consideration  of  his  case  until 

this  day.     After  due  deliberation,  upon  the  allegations  and  proofs 

produced  by  the  said  parties,  the  Council  are  of  opinion  that  the 

conduct  of  Captain  Walbridge  in  traducing  Lieutenant  Clark  in  the 

official  return  of  vacancies  and  promotions  in  and  for  the  company, 

and  intending  thereby  to  have  him  clandestinely  superseded  from  his 

military  rank   by  unfounded  and   injurious  imputations  upon   his 

military  character,  and  in  afterwards  prevaricating  with  Lieutenant 

Clark  and  others  about  the  said  return  and  denying  his  agency  in 

making  the  same  was  improper  and  degrading  to  Captain  Walbridge 


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as  an  officer;  therefore,  Resolved,  that  the  said  Ebenezer  W.  Wal- 
bridge  be  no  longer  a  captain  in  the  militia  of  this  State,  and 
that  a  supersedeas  be  issued  to  him  accordingly. 

sixth  division. 
Resolved,  that  Jacob  Morris  (of  Otsego  county)  be  no  longer 
major  general  of  the  sixth  division  of  militia  of  this  State,  and  that  a 
supersedeas  be  issued  accordingly;  and  that  Nathaniel  King,  of  the 
county  of  Madison,  be  and  he  is  hereby  appointed  major  general  of 
the  said  sixth  division  of  militia. 

MADISON    COUNTY. 

Jabez  N.  M.  Hurd,  brigadier  general  of  the  brigade  whereof 
Nathaniel  King  was  lately  brigadier  general. 

DELAWARE    COUNTY. 

Erastus  Root,  brigadier  general  of  the  brigade  of  militia  whereof 
David  Phelps  was  lately  appointed  brigadier  general,  to  which  office 
he  has  refused  to  qualify,  to  take  rank  from  February  15,  1808. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  William  Harper's  regiment: 

Joseph  Warden,  lieutenant;  Peter  Osborn,  ensign;  Hugh  Orr, 
junior,  lieutenant;  Michael  Blin,  ensign. 

Abraham  Butts,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  Luther  Goodrich, 
resigned;  Martin  Keeler,  lieutenant  do,  vice  Butts,  promoted;  James 
Caven,  ensign  do,  vice  Keeler,  promoted. 

Joseph  Douglass,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  Giles  Homeston, 
resigned;  John  A.  Swan,  lieutenant  do,  vice  Douglass,  promoted. 

ONONDAGA    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Thaddeus  M.  Wood's  regiment: 
Nehemiah  H.  Earll,  captain;  Simeon  West,  lieutenant;  William 
Goodwin,  junior,  ensign — new  company  of  grenadiers. 
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rensselaer  county. 

Third  regiment,  second  squadron  of  cavalry: 

Braddock  Hall,  first  lieutenant,  vice  (Samuel)  Arnold,  resigned; 
Alanson  Clark,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Hall,  promoted;  Paris  Green, 
cornet,  vice  (Alexander)  Coon,  moved. 

NIAGARA    COUNTY. 

In  the  battalion  whereof  Thomas  Slayter  (Slayton)  was  lately 
major  commandant: 

John  Morrison,  major  commandant,  vice  Thomas  Slayter, 
resigned. 

John  Dunn,  second,  captain;  John  Mabee,  lieutenant;  Joel  Hen- 
derson, ensign. 

Stephen  Bugbee,  captain:  Alexander  Haskin,  lieutenant;  William 
Smith,  ensign. 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Adam  Yates'  regiment: 

Stephen  Clark,  captain,  vice  (Ebenezer  W.)  Walbridge,  super- 
seded. 

DUTCHESS    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  William  Bell's  regiment: 

Josiah  Sutherland,  second  major. 

Captains — William  J.  Thorn;  Stephen  Griffin;  Oliver  Lozee,  vice 
(John)  Barnes,  moved. 

Lieutenant — Taber  Belden,  Anthony  G.  Badgley,  George  Tripp. 

Ensigns — Obadiah  Titus,  Ephraim  Case,  Lewis  Vandenbergh, 
Joseph  Smith. 

ONONDAGA    COUNTY. 

John  Ellis,  brigadier  general,  vice  Isaac  Hall,  resigned. 

ULSTER    COUNTY. 

S  Lieutenant  Colonel  Cornelius  Bruyn's  regiment: 

John  Jansen,  second  major,  vice  D.  Roosa,  resigned. 


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James  S.  Bruyn,  quartermaster. 

Joseph  Gasheree,  captain,  vice  Jansen,  promoted;  Derick  Roosa, 
junior,  do,  vice  S.  Rea,  resigned;  Morris  Bruyn,  do,  vice  P.  Alsdorf, 
do;  Severyne  T.  Bruyn,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Gasheree,  promoted; 
James  R.  Hunter,  do,  vice  D.  Roosa,  junior,  promoted. 

Ensigns — Zacharias  Masten,  vice  M.  Bruyn,  do;  Isaac  Hoffman, 
vice  J.  R.  Hunter,  do;  David  Schoonmaker,  vice  S.  T.  Bruyn,  do; 
Jacob  Dickison,  vice  T.  Hunter,  deceased. 

NEW   YORK    COUNTY. 

First  brigade,  Third  regiment: 

Stephen  A.  Rich,  ensign,  vice  W.  W.  Wigton,  moved : 

First  brigade — Fourth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Charles  Clark,  captain  light  infantry,  with  rank  from  12  March, 
1810;  Thomas  L.  Chester,  lieutenant  do;  David  S.  Skaats,  ensign  do; 
Charles  C.  Griswold,  lieutenant,  with  rank  from  11  February,  181 1. 

First  regiment — first  brigade  of  infantry:  John  Ten  Broeck, 
ensign  light  infantry,  with  rank  from  11  February,  181 1;  George  W. 
Varian,  lieutenant  do,  with  do;  James  G.  Garrrison,  ensign. 

Second  regiment  of  said  brigade: 

Gilbert  Burling,  ensign,  with  rank  from  11  February,  181 1. 

Ensigns — John  Barker,  junior;  Francis  Doremus,  Bela  W.  Strong. 

First  regiment — first  brigade  of  artillery: 

James  Shaw,  second  lieutenant. 

Second  regiment  of  said  brigade:  Charles  Marsh,  second  lieu- 
tenant and  quartermaster. 

Third  regiment  of  said  brigade: 

Gerrit  Forbes,  second  lieutenant,  vice  B.  Woods,  resigned;  Wil- 
lian  L.  Lippencott,  first  lieutenant,  vice  (George)  Hodgson,  pro- 
moted; William  Seaman,  first  do,  vice  (Samuel)  Gedney,  promoted. 


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Second  brigade  of  infantry,  First  regiment: 

Joseph  D.  Fay,  second  major,  vice  (Gilbert  S.)  Mount,  promoted. 

Third  regiment: 

William  Hawley,  captain,  vice  (Lewis)  Angevine,  resigned; 
Thomas  Delancy,  lieutenant,  vice  Hawley,  promoted;  Oliver  Wil- 
cox, ensign,  vice  Delancy,  promoted. 

Fifth  regiment : 

Gilbert  S.  Mount,  first  major,  vice  (Jeromus)  Johnson,  resigned; 
Henry  U.  Onderdonk,  surgeon,  vacant. 

Effingham  Scheifrelin,  captain,  vice  (John)  Wallis,  resigned;  David 
Cotheal,  lieutenant,  vice  Scheiftelin,  promoted;  Benjamin  U.  Coles, 
do,  vice  (Ravaud)  Kearney,  abroad;  Adam  D.  Mount,  junior,  do, 
vice  (Ephraim)  Martin,  moved. 

Ensigns — George  W.  Morton,  vice  Cotheal,  promoted;  Cornelius 
Sebring,  vice  Coles,  do;  Charles  Squire,  vice  Mount,  do;  Pierre  Tel- 
ler, vacant;  James  T.  Baker,  do;  John  D.  Brower  (Brown),  do. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  John  H.  Burhans'  regiment: 
John  Man,  lieutenant  riflemen;  John  J.  Devoe,  ensign  do,  vice 
Man,  promoted. 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

Major  William  S.  Parker's  battalion  of  riflemen: 

John  E.  Wool,  adjutant  and  ensign. 

In  Lieutenant  Colonel  Adam  Yates'  regiment: 

Cornelius  Adriance,  captain,  vice  Z.  Curtis,  resigned;  Artemus 
Osgood,  lieutenant,  vice  C.  Adriance,  promoted;  Solomon  Wilber, 
junior,  ensign,  vice  A.  Osgood,  promoted. 

Hiram  Reynolds,  captain,  vice  J.  Newman,  moved;  John  North, 
lieutenant,  vice  W.  Case,  moved;  Philip  Coons,  ensign. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Joseph  Dorr's  regiment: 


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James  Olmstead,  first  major,  vice  S.  Noble,  resigned;  Samuel  Will- 
son,  second  do,  vice  S.  Haynes,  resigned. 

Captains — George  R.  Davis,  vice  (Samuel)  Faxon,  resigned; 
Abraham  Van  Wart,  vice  J.  Olmstead,  promoted ;  Roswell  Granger, 
vice  S.  Willson,  promoted;  Allen  Spicer,  vice  J.  Spicer,  moved. 

Lieutenants — Joseph  J.  Northrup,  vice  A.  Baldwin,  resigned ;  Reu- 
ben Williams,  vice  A.  Van  Wart,  promoted;  Jesse  Holmes;  Earl 
Pierce,  vice  A.  Spicer,  promoted;  Moses  Wright. 

Ensigns — James  Van  Surdam,  light  infantry;  David  S.  Wing,  vice 
(John)  Manchester  (junior),  moved;  Stephen  Hunt,  vice  R.  Wil- 
liams; Rufus  Sturges;  Clark  Mac  Gowan,  vice  E.  Pearce,  promoted; 
Noah  Baker,  vice  M.  Wright,  promoted;  Daniel  Rogers,  junior. 

Abraham  Hallenbeek,  surgeon's  mate,  vice  C.  H.  Wetmore, 
moved;  James  Glass,  chaplain;  Nathaniel  Cole,  junior,  quartermas- 
ter, vice  J.  Lansing,  resigned. 

SCHOHARIE    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Duel  Rowley's  regiment: 

Calvin  Rich,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  D.  Rowley, 
moved. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Storm  A.  Becker's  regiment: 

William  Becker,  junior,  lieutenant;  Isaac  Barber,  ensign. 

Abraham  Fancher,  captain  light  infantry;  Abraham  Keyser, 
junior,  lieutenant  do;  John  Murphey,  ensign  do. 

Cornelius  H.  Gregory,  captain;  James  Ingells,  lieutenant;  William 
Adams,  ensign;  Henry  Hagers,  junior,  ensign  light  infantry,  vice 
T.  Hager,  moved. 

Second  battalion,  Fifth  regiment  of  artillery: 

Jacob  Snyder,  first  lieutenant,  vice  T.  Lawyer,  promoted;  Peter 
Sternberg,  second  do,  vice  J.  Snyder,  promoted. 


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saratoga  county. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Isaac  Gere's  regiment: 

Benjamin  Wright,  captain,  vice  E.  B.  Smith,  moved;  Philo 
Dauchy,  lieutenant;  Ira  T.  Freeman,  ensign. 

Noah  Sweet,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  E.  Smith,  moved;  Edmond 
Hewitt,  junior,  lieutenant  do,  vice  N.  Sweet,  promoted;  John 
Degolier,  ensign,  vice  E.  Hewitt,  promoted. 

OTSEGO    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  John  Moore's  regiment: 

Joseph  Mumford,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  J.  Moore, 
resigned. 

Erastus  Crafts,  first  major,  vice  Mumford,  promoted;  Peter  Col- 
lier, second  do;  James  J.  Thorn,  quartermaster. 

Jacob  Pratt,  captain,  vice  E.  Crafrts,  promoted;  Justice  Goodrich, 
lieutenant,  vice  J.  Pratt,  promoted;  Daniel  Griswold,  ensign,  vice 
J.  Goodrich,  promoted. 

Joseph  Westcote  (Westcott),  captain,  vice  P.  Collier,  promoted; 
James  Cully,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Westcote,  promoted;  Peter  Quacken- 
boss,  ensign,  vice  J.  Cully,  promoted. 

Asa  Eddy,  captain,  vice  N.  Morey;  Samuel  Bigsbee,  lieutenant, 
vice  Eddy,  promoted;  Aaron  Lane,  ensign,  vice  S.  Bigsbee, 
promoted. 

Joseph  Gardner,  captain. 

ESSEX    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Elijah  Barnes'  regiment: 
Waters  Chilson,  ensign,  vice  J.  Mathers  (James  Mathews),  moved; 
Daniel  Bailey,  ensign,  vice  W.  Bailey,  erroneous. 

NIAGARA,   CATTARAUGUS  AND   CHAUTAUQUA   COUNTIES. 

Brigade  of  militia  in  the  counties  of  Niagara,  Cattaraugus 
and  Chautauqua,  commanded  by  Brigadier  General  Timothy  S. 
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niagara  county. 
Alvah  Sharp,  brigade  quartermaster. 

ROCKLAND    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Cornelius  Blauvelt's  regiment: 

Cornelius  Sekils,  adjutant. 

Jacob  D.  Onderdonk,  captain;  Samuel  S.  Verbrycke,  do. 

George  W.  Sneden,  lieutenant;  Stephen  Myers,  do. 

Henry  Gesner,  ensign;  William  H.  Gesner,  do;  John  MacKay,  do. 

SCHENECTADY   COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  John  Veeder's  regiment: 

Henry  Hogan,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  C.  Taylor,  resigned. 

James  Basely  (Baseley),  lieutenant,  vice  S.  T.  Van  Petten, 
resigned;  John  Brown,  lieutenant  light  infantry,  vice  H.  Hogan, 
promoted;  Daniel  S.  Degraff,  do,  vice  S.  Steers,  promoted;  John  L. 
Shelly,  ensign,  vice  J.  Basely,  promoted;  Henry  Fonda,  do,  vice 
D.  S.  Degraff,  promoted. 

GREENE    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Samuel  Haight's  regiment: 

John  Hazen,  surgeon,  vice  (Jonathan)  Keyes  (Kyes),  resigned. 

SENECA    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Hugh  Graham's  regiment: 

Aranthus  Everts,  second  major,  vice  J.  Lay,  moved. 

Richard  Ely,  captain,  vice  A.  Everts,  promoted;  John  Randle, 
lieutenant,  vice  R.  Ely,  promoted;  James  Smith,  do,  vice  Z.  P. 
Smead,  disabled;  Isaiah  Smith,  ensign,  vice  J.  Smith,  promoted. 

Samuel  Terry,  captain,  vice  D.  Porter;  John  Campbell,  lieutenant, 
vice  S.  Terry,  promoted;  Hezekiah  RusseL  ensign,  vice  J.  Campbell, 
promoted;  James  Miller,  lieutenant;  John  Spence,  ensign. 

William  Humphrey,  captain,  vice  (Samuel)  Hanley;  Luther  Doo- 
little,  lieutenant,  vice  B.  Burroughs. 


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John  Smith,  captain,  vice  L.  Eggleston;  Elias  Smith,  lieutenant, 
vice  John  Smith;  Joshua  C.  Covert,  ensign,  vice  (Nathaniel)  Ayres; 
Nathan  Cole,  adjutant,  vice  D.  Smith,  moved. 

Ninth  regiment  of  cavalry,  first  squadron : 

Daniel  Starkwether,  cornet,  vice  A.  Ely,  promoted. 

Sixth  regiment  of  artillery: 

Elijah  Townsend,  captain,  vice  J.  McCall,  resigned;  Michael  C~ 
Snell,  first  lieutenant,  vice  E.  Townsend,  promoted;  Samuel  Inger- 
soll,  second  do,  vice  M.  C.  Snell  (Jacob  C.  Snell),  promoted. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  James  Sweet's  regiment: 

Hugh  W.  Dobbin,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Sweet, 
resigned. 

Lambert  Van  Alstyne,  first  major,  vice  Dobbin,  promoted. 

John  Phelps,  captain,  vice  C.  Yost,  resigned;  Samuel  Boardman, 
lieutenant,  vice  J.  Phelps,  promoted;  Jesse  B.  Boardman,  ensign, 
vice  S.  Boardman,  promoted. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Oliver  Halsey's  regiment: 

Rhineah  (Rynear,  Rhynear,  Reynier)  Covert,  lieutenant  colonel 
commandant,  vice  O.  Halsey,  resigned. 

Zebedee  Stout,  first  major,  vice  R.  Covert,  promoted. 

David  Smith,  captain,  vice  S.  Vreeland,  resigned;  John  Scoby, 
lieutenant,  vice  D.  Smith,  promoted;  Peter  Wykoff,  ensign,  vice  J. 
Scoby,  promoted;  Thomas  Osborn,  do. 

WESTCHESTER    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Pierre  Van  Cortlandt's  regiment: 

Peter  N.  Ferris,  captain,  vice  (Abijah)  Crissy,  resigned;  Wright 
Reynolds,  lieutenant,  vice  (William)  Tompkins,  moved;  David 
Wright,  ensign,  vice  Ferris,  promoted. 

Fourth  regiment  of  artillery — first  brigade:  Moses  Younglove^ 
second  lieutenant;  Cornelius  Holmes,  surgeon's  mate. 

Third  regiment,  third  brigade  of  artillery : 


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delaware  county. 
Abner  Peck,  captain,  vice  (Abel)  Watkins,  promoted;    Marcus 
Noble,  first  lieutenant,  vice  A.  Peck,  promoted;  Abraham  D.  Smyth, 
second  do,  vice  Noble,  promoted. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Archibald  Campbell,  paymaster;  Jacob  L.  Van  Deusen,  surgeon. 

ONTARIO    COUNTY. 

Resolved,  that  George  Brown  be  no  longer  second  major  of  the 
battalion  of  militia  lately  commanded  by  Thomas  Hatheway,  major 
commandant,  and  that  a  supersedeas  issue  accordingly. 

MADISON    COUNTY. 

Resolved,  that  Truman  Billings  be  no  longer  captain  of  a  com- 
pany in  the  regiment  of  militia  in  the  county  of  Madison,  whereof 
Erastus  Cleveland,  esquire,  is  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  and 
that  a  supersedeas  issue  accordingly. 

Jehiel  Felt,  captain,  with  rank  from  6  April,  1804,  vice  T.  Billings, 
superseded. 

ONTARIO    COUNTY. 

In  a  regiment  comprehending  the  battalion  lately  commanded 
by  Thomas  Hatheway: 

Avery  Smith,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant. 
Robert  Buckley,  first  major,  vice  Smith,  promoted. 

Jonathan  Moon,  captain;  Thomas  A.  Sawyer,  lieutenant;  Water- 

T  * 

man  James,  ensign. 

Asahel  Stone,  captain,  vice  (George)  Brown,  promoted  (and 
superseded);  Stephen  Bagby,  lieutenant,  vice  Stone,  promoted; 
Nehemiah  Clark,  ensign. 

Roger  Sutherland,  captain,  vice  A.  Smith,  promoted;  Dennis 
Stuart,  lieutenant,  vice  R.  Sutherland,  promoted;  Isaac  Hedges, 
ensign,  vice  D.  Stuart,  promoted. 


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1274  Annual  Report  of  the 

George  Youngs,  captain;  Elijah  Townsend,  lieutenant;  Ezriah 
Finch,  ensign. 

Ezekiel  Blue,  captain;  Timothy  Jones,  lieutenant;  James  Perry, 
ensign — new  company. 

Asrael  Arnold,  captain;  David  Baits,  lieutenant;  Baxter  Hobart, 
ensign. 

Justice  P.  Spencer,  captain;  John  Rawalt,  lieutenant;  Richard 
Earll,  ensign. 

Sharman  Lee,  adjutant;  Timothy  Stuart,  quartermaster;  Nathan 
R.  Lewis,  paymaster;  Joshua  Lee,  surgeon;  Joel  Dorman,  surgeon's 
mate. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Philetus  Swift's  regiment: 

Elias  Hull,  captain  light  infantry;  David  Perine,  lieutenant  do; 
Joseph  Brown,  ensign  do. 

Jesse  Warner,  junior,  lieutenant;  Orin  Crittenden,  ensign. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

In  a  battalion  of  riflemen  organized*  by  the  Commander-in-chief 
in  the  brigade  of  militia  whereof  Matthew  Trotter  is  brigadier 
general: 

Samuel  M.  Lockwood,  first  major  commandant;  Darby  Noon, 
second  major;  John  Van  Vechten,  adjutant;  Samuel  North,  quarter- 
master; Stephen  Lush,  junior,  paymaster. 

Sanford  Cobb,  captain,  vice  Lockwood,  promoted;  George 
McPherson,,  lieutenant,  vice  Cobb,  promoted;  Calvin  C.  Sumner, 
ensign,  vice  G.  McPherson,  promoted. 

James  Maher,  captain,  vice  Noon,  promoted;  John  Cassidy,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Maher,  promoted;  Patrick  Matthews,  ensign,  vice  Cas- 
sidy, promoted. 

*  Organized  by  General  Orders  April  17,  1811.  See  Tompkins  Papers,  Volume  I, 
pages  279-281. — State  Historian. 


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1811. 

MONTGOMERY    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Cornelius  Drake's  regiment: 
Amos  Griswold,  paymaster. 

Silas  Thompson,  captain;  John  Ford,  lieutenant;  Eliphalet  Cham- 
berlain, ensign. 

EIGHTH   DIVISION. 

In  a  new  division  organized*  by  the  Commander-in-chief,  com- 
prehending the  militia  in  the  counties  of  Delaware,  Albany,  Schen- 
ectady and  Greene: 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Paul  Todd,  major  general. 
Matthew  Trotter,  brigadier  general. 

Robert  Elliot,  brigade  major  and  inspector  of  Brigadier  General 
Trotter's  brigade. 

GENESEE    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  William  Vary's  regiment: 

Parmenio  Adams,  second  major. 

Captains — Amasa  Kilborn,  Cheney  Munger,  John  Jones,  Ebene- 
zer  Turrell. 

Lieutenants — John  Hasset,  Alfred  Kilborn,  George  Loomis,  Wil- 
liam Chace. 

Ensigns — Charles  Chaffey,  Samuel  Nichols,  Isaac  Moore  and 
Jonathan  G.  Palmer. 

Philo  Welton,  paymaster;  Benjamin  Potter,  surgeon's  mate. 

Eleazer  Helabert,  captain  light  infantry;  Edial  Sherwood,  lieu- 
tenant do. 

Seth  Gates,  captain  grenadiers,  vice  P.  Adams,  promoted;  Dan 
Adams,  lieutenant  do,  vice  S.  Gates,  promoted;  Elias  Pierson, 
ensign  do,  vice  D.  Adams,  promoted. 


*G.  O.  April  22,  181 1.     See  Tompkins  Papers,  Volume  I,  pages  281-283.— State 
Historian. 


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schoharie  county. 
Lieutenant  Colonel  David  Wiltsey's  (Wiltsie)  regiment: 
John  Fink,  lieutenant,  vice  (Caspar)  Martin,  moved;  David  Hager, 
junior,  ensign,  vice  Fink,  promoted. 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

Fourth  regiment  of  artillery,  second  brigade: 

Stephen  T.  Miller,  captain;  Nathaniel  Payne,  first  lieutenant; 
Adam  Smyth,  second  do;  Joshua  Harnden,  paymaster,  vice  K. 
Harnden,  resigned. 

CATTARAUGUS    COUNTY. 

Major  Thomas  Lusk's  battalion: 

Moses  Brooks,  quartermaster;  Charles  Foot,  paymaster;  John 
McCluer,  surgeon:  Wyllys  Thrall,  adjutant. 

David  Bowers,  captain  light  infantry. 

Harding  Gay.  lieutenant;  Jonathan  Baskham,  ensign;  Jedediah 
Strong,  lieutenant;  Charles  Foot,  ensign;  Thomas  Morris,  lieuten- 
ant; Samuel  Holister,  ensign. 

Phineas  L.  Ely,  captain;  Jackson  Swift,  lieutenant;  Simeon  Wil- 
son, ensign. 

YVillard  Humphreys,  captain;  Timothy  Butler,  lieutenant;  Elijah 
Gibbs,  ensign. 

ROCKLAND    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Benjamin  Gurnee's  regiment: 
John  S.  Conklin,  first  major;  William  Gurnee,  second  do. 
Walter  Smith,  adjutant. 

Jacob  Hauptman,  junior,  captain;  Nathaniel  Concklin,  do;  Cor- 
nelius Cooper,  do. 

Lieutenants — William  Gurnee,  Stephen  March,  Joseph  E.  Jones. 
Ensigns — Jacob  Mott,  William  Armstrong,  John  D.  Coe,  junior. 
Lieutenant  Colonel  Cornelius  Blauvelt's  regiment: 
Nicholas  Gesner,  first  major;  Matthew  Demerest,  second  do. 


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Thomas  Eckerson,  Frederick  Barbanow,  and  Jacob  J.  Blauvelt, 
captains. 

John  Van  Orden,  Daniel  Ackerman,  John  J.  Eckerson,  and  Eras- 
tus  Colt,  lieutenants. 

John  J.  Yeory,  Stephen  Heneone,  and  Samuel  Sidman,  ensigns. 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

Second  squadron,  Third  regiment  of  cavalry: 

Martin  Overocker,  first  lieutenant,  vice  (Richard)  Yates,  moved; 
Alanson  Brockins  (Brookins),  second  do,  vice  (William)  Dunn, 
moved;  John  Follet,  cornet,  vice  Brockins  (Brookins),  promoted. 

ORANGE    COUNTY. 

Third  regiment,  second  brigade  of  artillery : 

James  Wood,  second  lieutenant,  vice  (Christopher)  Arspall 
(Arspel,  Aspel),  promoted. 

SARATOGA    COUNTY. 

Fifth  regiment,  third  brigade  of  artillery: 

Samuel  Drake,  captain;  John  B.  Miller,  first  lieutenant;  William 
Fowler,  second  lieutenant. 

ORANGE    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Abraham  Vail's  regiment: 
Jesse  Wood,  lieutenant  of  riflemen,  vice  Cay  Kendoll  (Elias  Cuy- 
kendall,  Coykendall),  resigned. 
Thomas  Thorn,  adjutant. 

QUEENS    COUNTY. 

Second  squadron,  First  regiment  of  cavalry : 
Frost  Wright,  cornet,  vice  W.  Frost,  erroneous. 

COLUMBIA    COUNTY. 

First  squadron,  Third  regiment  of  cavalry: 
William  Thomas,  cornet. 


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1278  Annual  Report  of  the 

albany  county. 
Third  regiment,  Third  brigade  of  artillery: 
John  McLean,  junior,  quartermaster. 

ORANGE    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Abraham  Vail's  regiment: 

Increase  B.  Stoddard,  captain,  vice  Jno.  Ferguson,  junior, 
resigned;  Daniel  Van  Tuyle,  lieutenant,  vice  Jno.  Bodle,  resigned; 
Hulet  Clark,  ensign,  vice  Jno.  Bodle,  junior,  resigned. 

CHENANGO    COUNTY. 

In  the  regiment  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  Thomas 
Lyon : 

Samuel  Balcom,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Lyon, 
resigned. 

Isaiah  Lander,  first  major,  vice  Balcom,  promoted;  Burrage  Miles, 
second  major,  vice  Landers,  do;  William  M.  Prince,  paymaster,  vice 
J.  T.  Wighell  (John  Twichell),  promoted;  Isaac  F.  Thomas,  sur- 
geon, vice  Daniel  Lyon,  deceased;  Levi  Farr,  surgeon's  mate,  vice 
Thomas,  promoted;  Reverend  Eli  Hyde,  chaplain. 

Simeon  Parker,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  B.  Miles,  promoted; 
William  M.  Thomas,  lieutenant  do,  vice  Parker,  promoted. 

Silas  Tremain,  captain,  vice  J.  Tillotson,  resigned;  Jeduthan  Gray, 
lieutenant;  Jeremiah  Tremain,  ensign;  Thomas  Havens,  ensign. 

Samuel  Hayes,  captain,  vice  (Samuel)  Carpenter,  resigned;  Smith 
Bradley,  lieutenant,  vice  Hayes,  promoted;  Julius  Bragg,  ensign, 
vice  Bradley,  do. 

Luther  Thurston,  captain,  vice  (Jared)  Redfield,  refused;  Azor 
Smith,  ensign,  vice  Thurston,  promoted. 

John  Twichell,  captain,  vice  (Nathaniel)  Blacksley  (Blaksly), 
refused;   John   Venton,   lieutenant,   vice   (Samuel)    Scott,   refused; 


State  Historian.  1279 

Hiland  H.  Parker,  ensign,  vice  (Timothy)  Candy,  moved;  Warren 
Smith,  lieutenant,  vice  L.  Livermore,  refused. 

John  Agard,  captain,  vice  Jona  Phelps,  resigned;  David  Bradley, 
lieutenant,  vice  Agard,  promoted;  Benjamin  Ensign,  ensign,  vice 
Bradley,  promoted. 

WESTCHESTER    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  David  Hobby's  regiment: 

William  Hammond,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  (John)  Roomer 
(Romer),  resigned;  Daniel  Ackerman,  lieutenant  do;  Abraham 
Hammond,  ensign  do,  vice  Kronck  (Dennis  Cronk),  resigned; 
Nehemiah  Brown,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice  (Nehemiah)  Brown  (son 
of  Sam'l),  resigned;  Lot  Merritt,  ensign,  vice  Brown,  junior, 
promoted. 

SCHENECTADY    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  John  Veeder's  regiment : 

William  J.  Teller,  ensign  light  infantry,  vice  (John)  Brown, 
promoted. 

CAVALRY. 

The  Commander-in-chief  having  thought  proper  to  organize* 
a  third  brigade  of  cavalry  consisting  of  four  regiments;  therefore, 
Resolved,  that  the  following  appointments  be  made  therein : 

John  J.  Van  Rensselaer,  brigadier  general. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Eli  Hutchinson,  brigade  major  and  inspector. 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

John  Brees  (Breese),  brigade  quartermaster. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Fourth  regiment  of  cavalry,  third  brigade : 

Appollos  Moore,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant. 

*G.  O.  June  10,  1811.  See  Tompkins  Papers,  Volume  I,  pages  284,  285. — State 
Historian. 


1811. 


1811. 


12S0  Annual  Report  of  the 

Second  squadron,  Fourth  regiment  of  cavalry: 

Elisha  Griggs,  captain,  vice  (Eli)  Hutchinson;  Thomas  Conklin, 
first  lieutenant;  Josiah  Conklin,  second  lieutenant;  Abram  Dayton, 
cornet. 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

Second  squadron,  Second  regiment: 

Evert  Van  Alen,  captain,  vice  (John)  Brees  (Breese),  promoted; 
Charles  Doughty,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Van  Alen,  promoted;  Gil- 
bert Riley,  second  lieutenant,  vice  (Evert  O.)  Lansing,  resigned; 
George  W.  Staats,  cornet,  vice  Doughty,  promoted. 

SCHOHARIE    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Storm  A.  Becker's  regiment: 

Silvester  Kiby  (Kibbee),  captain,  vice  J.  Post,  moved;  Ira  Dewey, 
lieutenant,  vice  Kiby  (Kibbee),  promoted;  Samuel  J.  Brown,  ensign, 
vice  Dewey;  Francis  Dodge,  ensign;  Henry  Hager,  junior,  ensign, 
vice  T.  Hager,  moved. 

Xathaniel  Dickenson,  captain,  vice  (Joshua)  Bushnel,  resigned; 
Timothy  Kelsey,  lieutenant,  vice  Dickenson,  promoted;  Asa  C. 
Luce,  ensign,  vice  Kelsey,  promoted;  Levy  Vaughn,  ensign,  vice 
A.  Clark,  resigned;  Lagrange  Sherman,  ensign;  William  Becker, 
junior,  lieutenant,  vice  (John)  Dominick  (junior),  promoted;  Isaac 
Barber,  ensign,  vice  Becker,  promoted. 

Peter  Mann,  captain,  vice  P.  P.  Snyder,  resigned;  Jabez  W. 
Throop,  lieutenant,  vice  Mann,  promoted;  Ezra  Narthaway,  ensign, 
vice  Throop,  promoted. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  John  V.  A.  Lansing's  regiment: 
John    P.    Putnam,    quartermaster;     Cornelius    V.    V.    Leonard, 
paymaster. 


State  Historian.  1281 

essex  county. 
Brigadier  General  Daniel  Wright's  brigade: 

Joseph  Skinner,  brigade  major  and  inspector,  vice  Henry  L. 
Woolsey,  moved. 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

Resolved,  that  Adam  Yates  be  no  longer  lieutenant  colonel  com- 
mandant of  a  regiment  of  militia  in  the  county  of  Rensselaer,  and 
that  a  supersedeas  issue  accordingly. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

In  the  regiment  lately  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  Mat- 
thew Trotter: 

William  Fryer,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Trotter, 
promoted. 

Sebastian  Visscher,  first  major,  vice  Fryer,  promoted;  John  S. 
Beekman,  second  major,  vice  Visscher. 

Samuel  S.  Lush,  adjutant,  vice  (Robert)  Elliot,  promoted  (brigade 
major). 

William  Boyd,  captain,  vice  Beekman,  Jo;  Thomas  Campbell, 
captain,  vice  (John)  Townsend;  David  Vander  Heyden,  captain 
light  infantry,  vice  (Peter)  Boyd,  resigned. 

Lieutenants — Garrit  Gates,  vice  W.  Boyd,  promoted;  Chester 
Bulkeley,  light  infantry,  vice  V.  D.  Heyden,  promoted;  John  Erwin, 
vice  Campbell,  promoted;  Henry  Carpenter,  vice  E.  Starr,  resigned; 
Joseph  Ives,  junior,  vice  Lush,  adjutant;  Moses  Allen,  vice  J.  Sco- 
ville,  moved;  Absalom  Townsend,  vice  (George)  McPherson,  pro- 
moted (in  rifle  battalion). 

Ensigns — Jacob  Best,  John  D.  P.  Ten  Eyck,  Joseph  Dennison, 
William  J.  Wigton,  Israel  Wells,  Ira  Jenkins,  Patrick  Cassidy,  Her- 
manus  Lansing,  light  infantry;  Hugh  Robison. 
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11. 


1282  Annual  Report  of  the 

new  york  county. 
Second  regiment,  first  brigade  of  artillery: 
Thomas  W.  Gilbert,  captain,  to  take  rank  from  12th  March,  1810. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

In  the  regiment  lately  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  William 
Fryer : 

Sebastian  Visscher,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Fryer, 
resigned. 

John  S.  Beekman,  first  major,  vice  Visscher,  promoted;  Lucas  T. 
Hoghkirk,  second  major,  vice  Beekman,  promoted. 

RENSSELAER   COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Thomas  Reynolds'  regiment: 
Elijah  Brown,  chaplain;  Jeffrey  W.  Thomas,  surgeon's  mate; 
Thomas  Philips,  paymaster,  vice  (William)  Clark,  deceased;  Archi- 
bald Jones,  ensign,  vice  Philips,  promoted;  John  Brimmer,  lieuten- 
ant, vice  E.  Burdick,  moved;  Daniel  Palmer,  ensign,  vice  Brimmer, 
promoted. 

DUTCHESS    COUNTY. 

June  Lieutenant  Colonel  Martin  Heermance's  regiment: 


12. 


Captains — John  C.  Tillotson,  vice  Myers  (Peter  T.  B.  Myer), 
resigned;  Garrit  Heermance,  vice  (Jacob  C.)  Elmendorph;  Nicholas 
Row,  vice  (John)  Thorne,  resigned. 

Lieutenants — Horatio  Gates  Armstrong,  vice  (Frederick)  Cramer 
(junior),  resigned;  Christian  Alindorph,  vice  (Andrew)  Bartholo- 
mew, moved;  John  R.  Martin,  vice  Row,  promoted. 

Ensigns — Hugh  B.  Armstrong,  vice  (John)  Pitcher,  resigned; 
Joseph  B.  Hicks,  vice  Mahew,  moved;  George  Heermance,  vice 
N.  N.  Hoffman. 

Abraham  Delamater,  surgeon;  William  Row,  surgeon's  mate. 


State  Historian.  1283 

ontario  county. 

Resolved,  that  William  Howe  Cuyler  be  no  longer  major  com- 
mandant of  a  battalion  of  riflemen  in  the  county  of  Ontario,  and  that 
a  supersedeas  be  issued  accordingly. 

Elihu  Granger,  major  commandant  of  a  battalion  of  riflemen  in 
Ontario  county,  vice  W.  H.  Cuyler,  superseded,  to  take  rank  from 
February  11,  181 1. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  William  Burnet's  regiment: 

Jacob  Earkenstoes,  paymaster,  vice  (Thomas)  Powel,  moved;  John 
Hall,  quartermaster,  vice  J.  Barkinstoes  (Joseph  Backenstoes), 
declined. 


The  historical  session  of  the  legislature  of  1812  began  January 
28th.  In  the  assembly  Dr.  Alexander  Sheldon,  the  Republican  can- 
didate, was  elected  Speaker.  The  Council  of  Appointment,  who 
were  chosen  February  1st,  were  all  friends  of  De  Witt  Clinton, 
namely,  William  W.  Gilbert  of  New  York,  Johannis  Bruyn  of 
Ulster,  Henry  Yates,  junior,  of  Schenectady,  and  Francis  A.  Blood- 
good  of  Oneida. 

March  27th  Governor  Tompkins  prorogued  the  legislature  until 
May  2 1  st,  because  of  proof  that  had  come  to  his  knowledge  that  the 
applicants  for  the  six  million  dollar  bank  of  America  in  New  York 
city  had  used  or  attempted  to  use  corrupt  means  to  secure  a  charter. 

At  the  height  of  the  tumult  in  the  Republican  party,  in  conse- 
quence of  this  act,  the  April  elections  were  held,  and  that  party 
accordingly  suffered.  The  moribund  Federalist  party  managed  to 
secure  control  of  the  assembly  by  a  small  majority.  April  20th,  the 
venerable  Vice-President,  George  Clinton,  died  at  Washington. 
Two  months  later  the  legislature  adjourned,  and  on  June  18th,  the 
Congress  declared  war  against  Great  Britain. 


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1284  Annual  Report  of  the 

1812. 

A  special  session  of  the  legislature  was  convened  November  3d 
for  the  purpose  of  selecting  presidential  electors.  Jacob  Rutsen 
Van  Rensselaer  of  Columbia,  Federalist,  was  chosen  Speaker  over 
William  Ross  of  Orange.  A  revolt  occurred  in  the  assembly  over 
the  proposition  that  the  electors  should  vote  for  De  Witt  Clinton. 
Martin  Van  Buren,  who  had  been  elected  to  the  senate  from  the 
middle  district  in  April,  now  displayed  for  the  first  time  the  tal- 
ent he  possessed  to  a  great  degree  for  political  manipulation.  It 
was  largely  through  his  industrious  and  persistent  efforts  that  a 
Clinton  ticket  was  adopted  on  joint  ballot,  in  spite  of  the  recession 
of  General  Erastus  Root  and  other  prominent  Republicans. 

Under  the  act  of  June  10,  1812,  made  necessary  by  the  United 
States  census  of  1810,  a  new  congressional  apportionment  was 
arranged  by  the  legislature,  the  New  York  delegation  now  number- 
ing twenty-one,  against  fifteen  under  the  act  of  March  8,  1808. 
From  1789  to  March  23,  iygy,  the  congressional  districts  were  not 
numbered;  from  the  fifth  to  the  eighth  Congress  the  delegation  num- 
bered ten.  By  the  act  of  March  30,  1802,  the  increase  in  population 
justified  the  increase  in  the  number  of  the  delegation  to  seventeen, 
which  was  maintained  by  the  act  of  March  20,  1804. 

SUFFOLK   COUNTY. 

J^ary       Brigade  of  infantry  commanded  by  Brigadier  General  Abraham 
Rose: 

John  P.  Osborn,  brigade  major  and  inspector,  vice  G.  Horton, 

resigned. 

In  the  regiment  lately  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  Dan'l 

Youngs : 

Jeremiah  Moore,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Youngs, 

resigned. 

Thomas  Skillman,  first  major,  vice  (Gilbert)  Horton,  resigned; 
Benjamin  Case,  second  major,  vice  (David)  Brown,  resigned. 


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State  Historian.  1285 

Captains — John  N.  Youngs,  vice  Moore,  promoted;  John  Wells, 
vice  Skillman,  do;  Isaiah  Terry,  vice  (Daniel)  Edwards,  resigned; 
Parshall  Davis,  vice  Horton  (Jonathan  Horton  the  fourth),  do; 
Rufus  Tuthill  (junior),  vice  J.  Youngs,  do;  Thomas  Wines,  vice 
Case,  promoted. 

Lieutenants — Joshua  P.  Youngs,  vice  J.  N.  Youngs,  do;  Usher  H. 
Moore,  vice  J.  Wrells,  do;  Benjamin  King,  vice  I.  Terry,  do;  Benja- 
min Wells,  vice  T.  Wines,  do;  James  W.  Reeve,  recommended,  vice 
William  Wines,  resigned. 

Ensigns — James  Fanning,  recommended,  vice  U.  H.  Moore,  pro- 
moted; Calvin  Cook,  do,  vice  B.  King,  do;  Orson  Merrill,  do,  vice 
J.  P.  Youngs,  promoted;  Elisha  Tuthill,  do,  vice  P.  Davis,  do; 
Joshua  Fleet,  do,  vice  B.  Wells,  do. 

In  the  regiment  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  Isaac 
Wickham : 

Samuel  Hunting,  captain,  vice  J.  P.  Osborn,  promoted;  William 
Wolbey  (Wolley),  do,  vice  F.  Sayre,  resigned;  Edward  Stephens,  do, 
vice  E.  Jagger,  do. 

James  Foster,  lieutenant,  vice  W.  Wolby  (Wolley),  promoted; 
William  Tuthill,  recommended  for  lieutenant,  vice  E.  Stephens,  pro- 
moted; Hezekiah  Jennings,  do,  vice  S.  Hunting,  do;  Shepherd 
Halsey,  recommended  for  ensign;  William  Rogers,  do,  vice  D. 
Haines,  promoted  in  181 1. 

Appollos  Harris,  appointed  lieutenant,  vice  A.  Howell,  removed 
out  of  State ;  Edward  White,  recommended  for  ensign,  vice  A.  Har- 
ris, promoted. 

In  the  regiment  lately  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  James 
Davis: 

Isaac  Satterly,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  J.  Davis, 
removed  by  death;  Timothy  Rose,  first  major,  vice  J.  M.  Howell, 
resigned;  George  Brown,  second  major,  vice  I.  Satterly,  promoted. 


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1812. 


1286  Annual  Report  of  the 

Captains — William  Howell,  vice  T.  Rose,  promoted;  William 
Phillips,  vice  G.  Brown,  do;  Edmund  Wheeler,  vice  D.  Saxton, 
resigned;  Jeremiah  Havens,  vice  J.  Robinson,  do;  Jonas  Hawkins, 
vice  J.  Van  Brunt,  do. 

Lieutenants — William  Arthur,  vice  W.  Howell,  promoted ;  Robert 
Hawkins,  junior,  vice  W.  Phillips,  do;  Isaac  Gould;  Barnabas  Wines, 
vice  J.  Havens,  do;  John  R.  Satterly,  vice  J.  Hawkins,  do. 

Ensigns — Nathaniel  Hawkins,  vice  W.  Arthur,  do;  Lewis  Rich; 
George  Hawkins;  Hezekiah  Sanford,  vice  B.  Wines,  promoted;  John 
M.  Williamson,  vice  J.  R.  Satterly,  do. 

Light  infantry  company  commanded  by  Captain  Ezra  Tower: 
Merrit  Learned,  lieutenant;  John  Havens,  ensign. 

Samuel  Robinson,  quartermaster  (of  the  regiment),  vice  J.  Robin- 
son (John  Robinson,  junior),  resigned. 

In  the  regiment  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  John  Floyd: 

Nathaniel  Smith,  first  major,  vice  M.  Blackley,  resigned;  Tred- 
well  Scudder,  second  major,  vice  N.  Smith,  promoted. 

John  Vail,  captain,  vice  W.  Blydenburg,  resigned;  Nathaniel 
Smith,  third,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Vail,  promoted;  Alexander  Smith, 
lieutenant,  vice  O.  Carll,  promoted  in  1811;  Conkling  Gould,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  J.  Conkling,  removed  away;  Jesse  W.  Floyd,  ensign, 
vice  N.  Smith,  promoted;  Jesse  Jarvis,  ensign,  vice  A.  Lewis, 
removed  away;  Piatt  Conklin,  ensign,  vice  C.  Gould,  promoted  in 
1811. 

CORTLAND    COUNTY. 

Brigade  of  infantry  lately  commanded  by  Brigadier  General  James 
Knapp: 

Daniel  Miller,  brigadier  general,  vice  Knapp,  resigned. 
Nathaniel  Chichester,  quartermaster,  vice  J.  Brush,  resigned. 
Regiment  lately  commanded  by  Colonel  Dan'l  Miller: 
John  Stone,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  D.  Miller,  promoted. 


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Martin  Keep,  first  major,  vice  J.  Stone,  promoted;  Obadiah  Boies, 
second  major,  vice  M.  Keep,  do. 

William  Adams,  quartermaster,  vice  A.  M.White,  removed;  Aaron 
Benedict,  paymaster,  vice  W.  Adams,  promoted. 

Elijah  Rice,  captain,  vice  O.  Boies,  do;  Zadock  Strong,  lieutenant, 
vice  E.  Rice,  do;  Jacob  Cady,  ensign,  vice  Z.  Strong,  promoted; 
Jacob  Badgeley,  captain,  vice  A.  Cowles,  removed;  Samuel  McGraw, 
lieutenant,  vice  J.  Badgeley,  promoted;  David  Root,  ensign,  vice  S. 
McGraw,  do. 

Elijah  Church,  captain,  vice  H.  Phelps,  resigned;  Abraham  Van 
Buskirk,  lieutenant,  vice  E.  Church,  promoted;  Moses  H.  Green, 
ensign,  vice  A.  V.  Buskirk,  do. 

Theodorus  Doud,  captain,  vice  P.  Babcock,  resigned;  Paul  Bab- 
cock,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice  T.  Doud,  promoted;  Ansel  Wil- 
cox, ensign,  vice  P.  Babcock,  junior,  promoted;  Michael  WTalter, 
lieutenant. 

Regiment  commanded  by  Colonel  John  Kingman : 

Solomon  Smith,  lieutenant,  vice  W.  Barto,  removed;  Thomas 
Hutson,  ensign,  vice  J.  Rankin,  do. 

Patrick  Mallery,  captain,  vice  E.  C.  Carley,  resigned;  Zachariah 
Squire,  lieutenant,  vice  P.  Mallery,  promoted ;  Nathan  Wead,  ensign, 
vice  Z.  Squire,  do;  Silas  Root,  do,  vice  G.  W.  Kingman,  resigned; 
Samuel  Gee,  do,  vice  E.  Woodruff,  removed. 

Battalion  commanded  by  Major  Elijah  Wheeler: 

William  Farley,  adjutant,  vice  L.  Hegis  (Hedges),  promoted. 

Lewis  Heges  (Hedges),  captain  of  light  infantry  company;  John 
L.  Boid'(Boyd),  lieutenant  do;  Bethuel  Harvey,  ensign  do. 

Samuel  Buel,  lieutenant;  Joel  Call,  ensign,  vice  S.  Buel,  promoted. 

Robert  Watson,  captain,  vice  Jonah  Thayer,  removed;  John  Bout- 
well,  lieutenant,  vice  R.  Watson,  promoted;  John  Coal  (Cole),  lieu- 
tenant; William  Greenman,  ensign. 


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1288  Annual  Report  of  the 

steuben  county. 

Brigade  of  infantry  commanded  by  Brigadier  General  George 
McClure: 

Lieutenant  Colonel  James  McBurney's  regiment: 

Simeon  Bacon,  captain  of  infantry,  vice  R.  Smith,  resigned;  Abel 
Bullard,  lieutenant;  William  Avery  Hide,  do;  Reuben  Stiles,  do. 

Ensigns — Daniel  Baker,  Richard  Philips,  William  Atherton. 

In  the  regiment  lately  commanded  by  Lieutenant  (Colonel)  Com- 
mandant Joshua  Smith: 

Reuben  Boyce,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  J.  Smith, 
resigned. 

Charles  Bartles,  first  major,  vice  R.  Royce,  promoted;  Nathan 
Cook,  lieutenant;  Abraham  Bennett,  do;  John  Sebrins,  ensign; 
Ebenezer  Brundige,  do. 

John  Warner,  surgeon. 

Battalion  of  riflemen  commanded  by  Major  Commandant  Asa  A. 
Gaylord : 

Abraham  Brundige,  captain,  vice  Asa  A.  Gaylord,  promoted. 

James  Sanford,  captain  in  first  rifle  battalion;  William  White,  lieu- 
tenant; Asa  Talbort,  do. 

Ensigns — Isaac  Coble,  Rufus  Corey,  Henry  Switzer,  junior, 
Stephen  Gardner. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Samuel  S.  Haight's  regiment: 

William  Lindsley,  captain  of  infantry;  John  Mulhallan,  lieutenant. 

Ensigns — Jeremiah  Mulford,  Obed  Nute,  Josiah  Ellis,  Christopher 
Tomer. 

NEW    YORK    COUNTY. 

Second  brigade  of  infantry,  city  and  county  of  New  York: 
First  regiment: 

Charles  Drake,  surgeon,  vice  (William)  Turk,  removed;  Benjamin 
P.  Kissam,  surgeon's  mate,  vice  Drake,  promoted. 


State  Historian.  1289 

William  T.  McConn,  captain,  vice  (Joseph  D.)  Fay,  do;  Julius  L. 
Dunning,  captain,  vice  (Charles)  Graham,  taken  from  line. 

Matthias  B.  Edgar,  lieutenant,  vice  (Jonathan  J.)  Coddington,  do; 
Henry  S.  Dodge,  lieutenant,  vice  McCoun,  promoted;  Nathaniel  F. 
Jennings,  do,  vice  Dunning,  do. 

Ensigns — Henry  T.  Wheeler,  vice  (William  H.)  Falls,  resigned; 
Jacob  Burdett,  vice  (James)  Graham,  removed;  David  C.  Hick,  vice 
Edgar,  promoted;  Sullivan  Moulton,vice  Dodge,  promoted;  Richard 
Elsworth,  vice  Brown  (Benjamin  Brower),  resigned;  Thomas  K. 
Dubois. 

Second  regiment: 

Tyler  Maynard,  captain,  vice  (Samuel  S.)  Smith,  resigned;  Samuel 
Woodhull,  lieutenant,  vice  (William  H.)  Maxwell,  appointed  aide  to 
the  brigadier  general;  Nathaniel  Tylee,  lieutenant,  vice  Maynard, 
promoted;  Richard  Jarvis,  ensign,  vice  Woodhull,  promoted;  Elijah 
Whipple,  ensign,  vice  Tylee,  promoted;  Robert  Hay  ward,  ensign, 
vice  (James)  Skinner,  declined;  Nathaniel  H.  Lewis,  ensign,  vacant, 
not  filled  last  return. 

Third  regiment — Sabin  Lethbridge,  lieutenant,  vice  B.  F.  Boyd, 
removed;  John  Ogden  Dey,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  A.  Bayard,  resigned; 
Waldron  B.  Post,  ensign,  vice  Lethbridge,  promoted;  Isaac  E. 
Conklin,  ensign,  vice  Dey,  promoted;  Henry  W.  Nicoll,  ensign,  vice 
Oakley,  gone  to  Europe;  David  Gardiner,  ensign,  vice  Wilcox, 
declined. 

Fifth  regiment: 

Garret  (H.)  Striker,  captain,  vice  G.  L.  Lewis,  resigned;  James 
H.  Bibby,  lieutenant,  vice  Striker,  promoted;  John  D.  Brower,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  A.  D.  Mount,  deceased;  James  Baker,  lieutenant,  vice 
J.  S.  Robinson,  appointed  adjutant;  George  W.  Morton,  lieutenant, 
vice  C.  Bostwick,  quartermaster;  Pierre  Teller,  lieutenant,  vice  D. 


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1812. 


1290  Annual  Report  of  the 

Cotheal,  paymaster;  George  V.  R.  Codwise,  ensign,  vice  Bibby,  pro- 
moted; William  Nicoll,  ensign,  vice  Brown,  promoted;  Samuel  L. 
Bartlet,  ensign,  vice  Baker,  promoted. 

RICHMOND    COUNTY. 

Regiment  lately  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  John  Garrit- 
son: 

Richard  Conner,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Garritson,  resigned. 

Nicholas  Burger,  first  major,  vice  Conner,  promoted;  Cornelius 
Dissosway,  second  major,  vice  Burger,  promoted. 

John  Barnes,  captain,  vice  (Tunis)  Egbert,  resigned;  Jesse  Oakley, 
captain,  vice  Dissoway,  promoted;  Garrit  Martling,  lieutenant,  vice 
Barnes,  promoted;  Joseph  G.  Totten,  lieutenant,  vice  Oakley,  pro- 
moted; Richard  Merrill,  ensign,  vice  Corson,  deceased;  Nathaniel 
Butler,  ensign,  vice  Totten,  promoted;  John  Heliker,  ensign,  vice 
Martling,  promoted;  William  Corson,  ensign,  vice  (Richard  A.) 
Houseman,  declined;  Matthias  Burger,  ensign,  vice  Crocheron,  pro- 
moted; Edward  Perine,  ensign,  vacancy  in  Totten's  company. 

Abraham  Merrill,  captain;  Silvanus  Decker,  lieutenant;  John 
Crocheron,  ensign. 

WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

Fourth  regiment  of  artillery,  second  battalion : 
Robert  Moores,  captain;  Moses  Cowan,  first  lieutenant;  John 
Barnard,  second- lieutenant — to  take  rank  from  November  27,  1810. 

CHENANGO    COUNTY. 

Brigade  of  infantry  commanded  by  Brigadier  General  Obadiah 
German : 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Samuel  Balcom's  regiment: 

Burrage  Milles  (Miles,  Mills),  first  major,  vice  (Isaiah)  Lander, 
not  accepted;  Elias  Ives,  second  major,  vice  B.  Milles,  promoted. 


State  Historian.  1291 

William  Palmer,  junior,  captain,  vice  Ives,  promoted;  Ozias  Bush, 
lieutenant,  vice  Palmer,  promoted. 

Richard  B.  Church,  captain,  vice  (Enos)  Cornwell,  superseded; 
Thomas  Humphrey,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice  Church,  promoted; 
Azor  Smith,  lieutenant,  vice  H.  Evens  (Henry  Evans),  deceased; 
Josiah  Rice,  ensign,  vice  Smith,  promoted. 

Smith  Bradley,  captain,  vice  (Samuel)  Hayes,  removed;  Julius 
Bragg,  lieutenant,  vice  Bradley,  promoted;  Hearman  Terwiliger, 
ensign,  vice  Bragg,  promoted;  Thaddeus  Marther,  lieutenant,  vice 
(John)  Venton,  removed  out  of  beat. 

Levi  Benedict,  captain,  vice  (Alanson)  Harris,  removed  out  of 
beat;  James  Sellick,  lieutenant,  vice  (Leonard)  Livermore,  removed 
out  of  beat;  Ira  Baxter,  ensign,  vice  (Warren)  Smith,  removed  out 
of  beat. 

Ensigns — John  Grant,  vacant;  Lrin  Sweet,  do;  Jabiz  Robinson, 
vice  (Silas)  Truman,  declined;  John  Havens,  vice  (Henry)  Brazee 
(Breyse),  removed. 

Resolved,  that  Enos  Cornwell  be  no  longer  captain,  and  that  a 
supersedeas  be  issued  accordingly. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Thompson  Mead's  regiment: 

John  Camp,  surgeon,  vice  (Henry)  Mitchell,  resigned;  Richard 
Brown,  surgeon's  mate,  vice  Camp,  promoted. 

Peleg  Arnold,  captain,  vice  (James)  Thompson,  resigned;  Benoni 
Mann,  lieutenant,  vice  Arnold,  promoted;  Jonathan  Colegrove, 
junior,  ensign,  vice  Mann,  promoted;  Elisha  Nobles,  ensign,  vacant. 

SENECA    COUNTY. 

Brigade  of  infantry  commanded  by  Brigadier  General  William 
Hemrod: 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Hugh  Graham's  regiment: 

Lewis  Porter,  quartermaster,  vice  (Josiah  B.)  Chapman,  removed. 


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1812. 


1292  Annual  Report  of  the 

Richard  Ely,  junior,  captain,  vice  (Aranthus)  Everts,  promoted; 
Simon  Boardman,  lieutenant,  vice  Ely,  promoted;  Augustus  Ely, 
ensign;  Samuel  Seton,  do. 

John  Mack,  captain,  vice  Karlow  (William  Harlow),  removed; 
Enos  Smith,  lieutenant,  vice  Mack,  promoted;  Daniel  Riche,  ensign; 
James  Colegrove,  do;  Hezekiah  Russel,  lieutenant;  Isaac  Wood- 
worth,  ensign. 

Seth  Bailey,  captain;  Stephen  Solomon,  lieutenant;  Robert  Dur- 
land,  ensign — of  a  rifle  company. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Reynier  Covert's  regiment: 
Ralph  Swarthout,  second  major. 

William  Sutton,  captain,  vice  Swarthout,  promoted;  John  J. 
Covert,  lieutenant,  vice  Sutton,  promoted;  John  Bodine,  ensign,  vice 
Covert,  promoted;  John  Bainbridge,  lieutenant,  vice  (George)  Wil- 
kins,  promoted;  Selah  Squire,  lieutenant,  vice  (Tunis)  Swick,  pro- 
moted; Charles  Kelley,  ensign,  vice  Squire,  promoted. 

John  Wilkin,  captain,  vice  (John)  Bodine,  removed;  Isaac  Miller, 
lieutenant,  vice  Wilkin,  promoted;  Aaron  Miller,  ensign,  vice  Miller, 
promoted. 

George  Wilkin,  adjutant;  Peter  J.  Dey,  paymaster,  vice  (John) 
De  Mott. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Hugh  W.  Dobbin's  regiment: 
David  Southwick,  second  major. 

Luther  Redfield,  captain,  vice  Southwick,  promoted;  Abraham 
Knapp,  lieutenant,  vice  Redfield,  promoted;  Benjamin  Nelson, 
ensign,  vice  (Sumner)  Chapman,  do ;  Jacob  Doremus,  lieutenant,  vice 
(Henry)  Gardner,  resigned;  James  Fleming,  ensign,  vice  (Henry) 
Depue,  resigned;  William  Bruce,  lieutenant,  vice  (Nicholas)  Squire 
(Squiers),  resigned;  Simon  Chapman,  ensign,  vice  (Henry)  Parker, 
promoted. 


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Riflemen — William  Ireland,  junior,  ensign,  vice  (Joseph  S.)  Bar- 
nard, resigned. 

Light  Infantry — William  B.  Dixon. 

Henry  Parker,  captain;  Thomas  W.  Roosefelt,  lieutenant;  Elias 
Grow,  ensign — of  a  new  company. 

Rev.  John  Stuart,  chaplain. 

Company  of  riflemen  in  Lieutenant  Colonel  Reynier  Covert's 
regiment: 

Tunis  Swick, captain;  Joseph  Covert,  ensign;  Tunis  Covert,  junior, 
lieutenant. 

SULLIVAN    COUNTY. 

Cavalry — Second  squadron,  Second  regiment  of  cavalry: 
Oliver  Calkin,  captain;  Elisha  Hicock,  first  lieutenant;  William 
Dunn,  second  do;  Robert  J.  Hunter,  cornet. 

CHENANGO    COUNTY. 

Brigade  commanded  by  Obadiah  German: 

Regiment  lately  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  Denison 
Randall: 

Dudley  Hewit,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Randall, 
resigned. 

Jonathan  Chandler,  first  major,  vice  Hewit,  promoted;  Lewis 
Brown,  second  major,  vice  (Jabez)  Brown,  resigned;  John  Lorton, 
chaplain,  vacancy;  John  Benton,  surgeon's  mate,  vacancy;  Ephraim 
Minor,  junior,  quartermaster,  vice  (Paul)  Randall,  removed. 

Joseph  Sterling,  captain,  vice  Chandler,  promoted;  Asa  Beach, 
lieutenant,  vice  Stirling,  promoted;  Jonathan  Chandler,  junior, 
ensign,  vice  Beach,  promoted. 

David  Tift,  captain,  vice  (Lewis)  Brown,  promoted;  Samuel 
Holmes,  lieutenant,  vice  Tift,  promoted;  Henry  Coggshall,  ensign, 
vice  Holmes,  promoted. 


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1812. 


1294  Annual  Report  of  the 

William  M.  Fish,  captain,  vice  (Ebenezer)  Hill,  resigned;  William 
Smith,  lieutenant,  vice  Fish,  promoted;  David  Stoddard,  ensign,  vice 
Smith,  promoted. 

Eli  D.  Catlin,  captain,  vice  (Abel)  Prior,  removed;  Samuel  Pul- 
ford,  lieutenant,  vice  (Moses)  Eldred;  Elihu  B.  Pulford,  ensign,  vice 
Catlin,  promoted. 

CAYUGA    COUNTY. 

Brigade  of  infantry  commanded  by  Brigadier  General  John  Til- 
lotson: 

Regiment  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  Henry  Bloom: 

Peter  Conrad,  first  major,  vice  (Henry)  Ludlow,  not  accepted; 
Lemi  Bradley,  second  major. 

Josiah  Willoughby,  captain,  vice  Bradley,  promoted;  Parmenio 
Wolcott  (junior),  lieutenant,  vice  Willoughby,  promoted;  Edward 
Walker,  lieutenant,  vice  (John)  Garrison,  moved  away;  William 
Cobb,  ensign,  vice  (Parmenio)  Wolcott  (junior),  do  (promoted); 
Derick  Deits,  ensign;  Caleb  Tichner,  lieutenant,  vice  (Daniel)  Shaw, 
declined;  Frederick  Gibbs,  ensign,  vice  (Daniel)  Brown,  declined. 

Joshua  Xorth,  captain,  vice  (John)  Knittles  (Knettles),  removed; 
Samuel  Clark,  lieutenant,  vice  (Isaac)  Ozman  (Osborne);  William 
Ozman,  ensign,  vice  Xorth,  promoted. 

Jedediah  Reynolds,  captain,  vice  (John)  Ozman  (Osborne), 
deceased;  David  Belknap,  lieutenant,  vice  Reynolds,  promoted; 
William  Morrison,  ensign,  vice  Belknap,  promoted. 

Xew  company  of  grenadiers: 

Joseph  Cone,  captain;  Richard  Francis,  lieutenant;  Barzela  Little, 
ensign. 

Xew  company  of  riflemen: 

Isaac  Ailing,  captain;  James  H.  Johnson,  lieutenant;  Zephaniah 
L.  Silcocks,  ensign. 


State  Historian.  1295 

New  company  of  light  infantry: 

Calvin  Bush,  captain ;  John  Horner,  lieutenant ;  Ithamer  Whipple, 
ensign. 

James  M.  C.  Hancy,  ensign,  vice  Ingersoll;  Caleb  B.  Drake, 
quartermaster,  vice  (Amos)  Adams,  resigned. 

Company  of  artillery  attached  to  the  regiment — first  battalion, 
Sixth  regiment  of  artillery : 

William  T.  Gardner,  captain,  vice  (Don  C.)  Buel;  William  R.  Col- 
lins, first  lieutenant,  vice  Gardner,  promoted;  John  Ludlow,  second 
lieutenant. 

Regiment  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  John  Harris: 

Henry  Polhemus,  quartermaster,  vice  (Samuel)  Bevier,  moved 
away;  David  Higgins,  chaplain,  vacant;  Jonathan  Whitney,  sur- 
geon's mate,  vacant;  Eliphalet  Whittlesey,  lieutenant,  vice  Hallack 
(Jeremiah  Hallock),  resigned;  Asahel  Taylor,  ensign,  vice  Whittle- 
sey, promoted. 

James  Dixon,  junior,  captain,  vice  (John)  Hamilton,  resigned; 
Eli  Wilson,  lieutenant,  vice  (Benjamin)  Whitmore,  resigned;  Edward 
Horton,  ensign,  vice  Dixon,  promoted;  Robert  Parks,  lieutenant, 
vice  (Stephen)  Grover,  deceased;  Calvin  Barnes,  ensign,  vice  Parks, 
promoted;  Henry  Ammerman,  ensign,  vice  (John)  Walker,  moved. 

Regiment  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  Zadock  Rhoads: 

Charles  Chamberlain,  quartermaster,  vice  (Thomas)  Johnson. 

John  Histed  (Hirsted),  lieutenant,  vice  (John)  Murray,  removed; 
Seth  Holt,  ensign,  vice  Histed,  promoted. 

Thomas  Johnson,  junior,  captain,  vice  (George)  Brinckerhoff, 
resigned;  Avery  Gates,  ensign;  Phipps  W.  Hewitt,  lieutenant,  vice 
(Zadock)  Cady,  resigned;  Eli  Atwater,  ensign, vice  Hewit,  promoted; 
Joseph  Lee,  do,  vice  (Samuel)  Root,  removed. 


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1296  Annual  Report  of  the 

John  Kennedy,  captain;  Roulin  Day,  first  lieutenant;  Daniel  R. 
Rhoads,  second  do — a  new  company  of  artillery,  first  battalion, 
Sixth  regiment. 

Regiment  lately  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  A.  Chidsey: 

Matthew  N.  Tillotson,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Chid- 
sey, not  accepted. 

Christopher  Morgan,  first  major,  vice  (Roswell)  Franklin,  do; 
William  Miner,  second  major,  vice  Tillotson,  promoted;  Matthew 
Talman,  surgeon,  vice  (Frederick)  Delano,  resigned;  Hezekiah  N. 
Woodruff,  chaplain. 

James  M.  Armstrong,  captain,  vice  Miner;  John  Leavensworth, 
lieutenant;  Samuel  Leavensworth,  ensign;  Hugh  Heartsough,  do. 

Josiah  Phelps,  captain;  Joel  Kemp,  lieutenant;  Stephen  Allen, 
junior,  ensign;  William  Tompkins,  do. 

Lucius  Gaylord,  captain,  vice  (Robert)  Tracy,  removed;  Jacob 
Dunning,  lieutenant;  Austin  Delano,  ensign. 

First  battalion,  Sixth  regiment  of  artillery: 

John  Clark,  captain;  Elijah  Drake,  first  lieutenant;  Zadock  Weeks, 
second  do. 

Battalion  whereof  Eli  Matson  is  major  commandant: 

Abner  Hollister,  lieutenant,  vice  (Piatt)  Titus,  declined  to  accept; 
Samuel  A.  Allen,  ensign,  vice  Hollister,  promoted;  Eleazer  Squyer, 
ensign,  vice  (Amos)  Woodford,  not  accepted;  Theophilus  Emerson, 
ensign,  vice  Turchel  (Edward  Twickel),  declined;  Adam  Conrad, 
ensign,  vice  (Lewis)  Hayden. 

David  Avery,  brigade  quartermaster. 

NEW  YORK  COUNTY. 

Artillery — First  brigade  of  artillery,  First  regiment: 
John  Woodward,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Johnson,  promoted. 
Horatio  Gates  Stevens,  major,  vice  (Peter)  Irving,  absent. 


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Second  regiment: 

George  B.  Rapeley,  quartermaster,  vice  (Bernard)  Hart,  promoted; 
Gardiner  Spring,  chaplain;  Fayette  Cooper,  surgeon; James  D.  Wal- 
lace, major  by  brevet;  Aaron  Levy,  captain  and  paymaster. 

James  G.  Forbes,  captain;  Daniel  E.  Dunscomb,  captain. 

First  lieutenants — George  W.  Murray,  John  Connery,  Stephen 
Conover,  Charles  McKenna. 

Second  lieutenants — Alexander  M.  Muir,  James  B.  Murray,  Josiah 
C.  Hook,  Abraham  Smith,  John  J.  Cromwell,  William  M.  Halstead. 

Third  regiment: 

Cornelius  Harsen,  first  major,  vice  (Benjamin)  Aycrigg,  resigned; 
John  W.  Forbes,  second  do,  vice  Harsen,  promoted. 

John  M.  Bradhurst,  captain,  vice  Forbes,  promoted;  John  Timp- 
son,  second  lieutenant;  Garrit  Forbes,  first  lieutenant;  George  Black, 
second  lieutenant. 

Fourth  regiment: 

WESTCHESTER    COUNTY. 

Stephen  Lyon,  second  major. 

NEW   YORK    COUNTY. 

Joseph  O.  Bogart,  second  major,  vice  (John)  Jermain  (of  Suffolk 
county),  resigned. 

First  troop  of  horse  artillery: 

John  Graff,  captain,  vice  (Joseph  O.)  Bogart,  promoted;  John  G. 
Merserve,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Graff;  George  Thompson,  second 
lieutenant,  vice  Meserve;  Peter  Valentine,  cornet,  vice  Thompson. 

Second  troop — James  McKeon,  captain;  Charles  A.  W.  McPher- 
son,  cornet;  Thomas  Shaw,  first  lieutenant;  George  Nixon,  second 
lieutenant. 

Company  of  foot  artillery: 
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William  T.  Hunter,  captain;  Edwin  Mathews,  first  lieutenant; 
Aaron  T.  Crane,  second  lieutenant 

John  Cook,  captain;  John  S.  Robinson,  first  lieutenant;  John  R. 
Satterlee,  second  do. 

SUFFOLK    COUNTY. 

Artillery — John  S.  Mount,  captain;  Henry  H.  Howell,  first  lieu- 
tenant; Samuel  Davis,  second  lieutenant. 

KINGS    COUNTY. 

Artillery — Matthew  Wendell,  surgeon. 

OTSEGO    COUNTY. 

Brigade  of  infantry  whereof  Solomon  Martin  is  brigadier  general: 
New  company  of  riflemen : 

Abel  Case,  captain;  Daniel  C.  Hayes,  lieutenant;  Roswell  Wright, 
ensign. 

NEW  YORK  COUNTY. 

First  brigade  of  infantry  commanded  by  Brigadier  General 
(Gerard)  Steddiford: 

Theophilus  Pierce,  brigade  major,  vice  A.  M.  Valentine;  Cornelius 
Bogert,  second  major. 

First  regiment  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  (Jacob)  Dela- 
montagnie: 

Charles  Christian,  first  major,  vice  (Gerard)  Depeyster,  promoted; 
Samuel  Shaw,  surgeon,  vice  (John  D.)  Jaques,  removed. 

Robert  Jaques,  captain,  vice  (Samuel  T.)  Wright,  removed  from 
city;  Charles  G.  Jones,  lieutenant,  vice  Jaques;  Edward  Sufferen, 
lieutenant,  vice  (Matthias  G.)  Miller,  removed  from  city;  William 
Honay,  ensign;  Linus  St.  John,  do. 

Second  regiment  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  (Jasper) 
Ward: 

John  Marrener,  captain,  vice  (John  Ellsworth)  Hyde,  resigned; 


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William  B.  Adams,  captain,  vice  (Theophilus)  Pierce,  returned  for 
promotion;  Joshua  Q.  Tier,  lieutenant,  vice  Marrener,  promoted; 
Daniel  Warren,  lieutenant,  vice  Adams,  promoted;  James  C.  Gar- 
rison, ensign. 

John  Sproull,  captain ;  John  L.  Fink,  lieutenant — of  grenadiers. 

William  Dutch,  lieutenant;  Joseph  Marsell,  ensign — of  riflemen. 

Third  regiment: 

William  Jones,  second  major,  vice  (William  M.)  Pluymert, 
deceased;  Lemuel  Jenkins,  paymaster,  vice  (Charles)  Hughes, 
resigned. 

Captains — George  W.  Fowler,  vice  (William)  Parker,  resigned; 
Cornelius  Chivis,  vice  (Zopher  R.)  Jarvis,  resigned;  Samuel  Sparks, 
vice  (John  D.)  Brown,  removed  from  city;  Peter  L.  Tooker,  vice 
(Benjamin  L.)  Day,  removed  from  city. 

Lieutenants — Thomas  L.  Rich,  vice  Fowler,  promoted;  William 
Depeyster,  vice  Chivis,  promoted;  Hym  Salomon  (Haym  M.  Sallo- 
mon),  vice  Sparks,  promoted;  John  De  Bow,  vice  Tooker,  promoted; 
John  J.  Vanderpool,  vice  (John  W.)  Jarvis,  removed  from  city; 
Charles  G.  Ferris,  vice  (John  S.)  French,  removed  from  city;  John 
B.  Stevenson,  vice  (David  P.)  Adams,  removed  from  city. 

Ensigns — John  Brower,  David  M.  Hoffman,  Nehemiah  Brush, 
Charles  Hughes,  Aaron  Seargent,  Martin  Englehart,  Samuel  G. 
Milligan. 

Fourth  regiment : 

Robert  Swanton,  second  major,  vice  (Charles)  Christian;  George 
Clark,  quartermaster,  vice  Moore,  resigned;  James  Watson,  pay- 
master. 

Captains — Philip  Kearney,  vice  Swanton,  promoted;  James  Wat- 
son, vice  (Henry)  Laight,  removed;  Robert  Seaman,  vice  (Richard 
N.)  Harrison,  resi'  .led;  Aaron  Schuyler,  vice  (Nathaniel  F.)  Moore, 
removed. 


1812. 


1312. 


1300  Annual  Report  of  the 

Lieutenants — John  Curran  Sampson,  vice  Kearney,  promoted; 
William  Strachan,  vice  Watson,  promoted;  Robert  L.  Bruce,  vice 
Seaman,  promoted;  Albert  C.  Greene,  vice  Schuyler,  promoted; 
John  T.  Jones,  vice  (Alexander  J.  C.)  Hamilton,  removed;  James  T. 
Stoughton,  vice  (Robert)  Dickey,  refused  commission. 

Ensigns — Anthony  D.  Schuyler,  vice  (James  Van)  Courtland, 
refused  commission;  Erastus  Glover;  John  James  Lambert;  Jesse 
Birdsall. 

John  Jacobs,  captain,  vice  (William)  Jones,  promoted;  Henry 
Stroub,  lieutenant,  vice  Jacobs,  promoted — flank  company. 

Fifth  regiment: 

Captains — Joseph  Delafield,  vice  (Moses  B.)  Seixas,  resigned; 
Robert  L.  Reade,  vice  (Jacob)  Van  Den  Heuvel;  Philip  G.  Van 
Wyck;  Henry  B.  Hagerman;  Robert  Hunter. 

Lieutenants — William  N.  Dyckman,  junior,  vice  (Richard  D.) 
Arden,  resigned;  Stephen  Lockwood,  vice  (William)  Hazard,  pro- 
moted; Frederick  Muzzy,  vice  Delafield,  promoted;  Samuel  R. 
Clarke,  vice  Reade,  promoted. 

Ensigns — Peter  Van  Brugh  Livingston,  James  Campbell,  Robert 
Manning,  Benjamin  T.  Underhill. 

Battalion  of  riflemen  whereof  Francis  McClure  is  major  com- 
mandant : 

Thomas  Haynes,  adjutant;  James  McCurdy,  lieutenant,  vice 
(Patrick)  Lunny,  deceased ;  George  Graham,  lieutenant,  vice  Haynes, 
promoted;  Hugh  McBride,  ensign;  William  Tough,  do. 

CHENANGO    COUNTY. 

Battalion  of  infantry  commanded  by  Major  Commandant  Walter 
Clark: 

Jacob  T.  Brewer,  captain,  vice  Arnold,  removed;  Charles  Med- 
berry,  lieutenant,  vice  Brower,  promoted;  Arunah  Welch,  ensign, 


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vice  Medberry,  promoted;  Wilson  Gage,  ensign,  vice  Loomis,  pro- 
moted; Price  French,  lieutenant,  vice  Calkin,  removed;  Anthony 
Oney,  ensign,  vice  French,  promoted. 

CLINTON    COUNTY. 

Brigade  of  infantry  commanded  by  Brigadier  General  Daniel 
Wright  (fortieth  brigade): 

Regiment  lately  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  Durand 
(Thirty-sixth  regiment) : 

Thomas  Miller,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  (Marinus 
Francis)  Durand,  resigned;  John  Roberts,  third,  first  major;  Isaac 
C.  Piatt,  second  do;  Levi  Piatt,  adjutant;  Benjamin  H.  Moors 
(Mooers),  quartermaster,  vice  Haynes,  resigned;  John  Palmer,  pay- 
master; Silas  Goodrich,  surgeon,  vice  (John)  Miller,  resigned; 
Benjamin  J.  Moores  (Mooers),  surgeon's  mate. 

Nathaniel  Chittenden,  captain,  vice  Marsh,  resigned;  Ebenezer 
Mix,  lieutenant;  Philip  B.  Jackson,  ensign;  Charles  Button,  ensign, 
vice  Shaw,  removed. 

Lyman  Manley,  captain;  Elijah  Reed,  lieutenant;  John  Allen, 
ensign. 

ESSEX    COUNTY. 

Regiment  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  Aaron  North 
(Thirty-seventh  regiment) : 

Samuel  Whitney,  captain,  vice  Flender  (John  Flande,  Hendy), 
resigned;  Marquis  Delafayette  Moore,  lieutenant,  vice  Adgate,  pro- 
moted; Orson  Wright,  ensign;  Jonathan  Merriam,  junior,  ensign, 
vice  Odle,  removed. 

Samuel  Woodman,  captain,  vice  (Ransom)  Noble,  promoted 
(second  major);  Charles  McNeil,  lieutenant,  vice  Woodman,  pro- 
moted; Ezra  Parkill,  ensign,  vice  Merrill  (McNeil),  promoted; 
Samuel  W.  Felt,  ensign,  vice  (Harvey)  Cook,  removed;  David  B. 


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Shelton,  surgeon,  vice  (David)  Hascall;  Simeon  Dryden,  surgeon's 
mate. 

Rifle  company — Henry  A.  Hawley,  captain,  vice  (Joseph)  Skinner, 
promoted;  Lebbeus  Hascall,  lieutenant, vice  (John)  Lynde,  removed; 
John  McCrea,  ensign,  vice  Hascall,  promoted. 

Regiment  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  Elijah  Barnes 
(Ninth  regiment): 

Benjamin  Smith,  lieutenant. 

Augustus  Cleaveland,  captain,  vice  (Judd)  Jenks,  resigned;  Daniel 
Baker,  lieutenant;  Richard  Miller,  ensign. 

MONTGOMERY    COUNTY. 

Regiment  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  Abraham  (J.)  Vos- 
burg(h) : 

Alvin  Harris,  ensign. 

FIFTH    DIVISION    OF   INFANTRY: 
HERKIMER    COUNTY. 

George  Widrig,  major  general,  vice  M.  Myers,  resigned. 
Robert  Shoemaker,  brigade  major  and  inspector  of  the  brigade 
of  infantry  in  the  county  of  Herkimer,  vice  Simeon  Ford,  resigned. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Resolved,  that  Erastus  Williams  be  no  longer  brigade  major 
and  inspector  of  the  brigade  of  infantry  lately  commanded  by  Paul 
Todd,  and  that  a  supersedeas  issue  accordingly. 

WESTCHESTER    COUNTY. 

Pierre  Van  Cortlandt,  junior,  brigadier  general,  vice  Thomas 
Carpenter,  resigned. 

Jackson  Odell,  brigade  major  and  inspector,  vice  Roff,  deceased. 


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ONONDAGA    COUNTY. 


1812. 


Brigadier  General  John  Ellis'  brigade:  Feb?5' 

29 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Thaddeus  M.  Wood's  regiment: 

Luther  Badger,  quartermaster,  vice  Earll,  promoted. 

Asa  Rice,  captain;  Amos  P.  Granger,  lieutenant;  Charles  Gard- 
ner, ensign — of  light  infantry. 

Captains — Martin  Wandell,  vice  Byington,  declining;  Richard  C. 
Johnson,  vice  Wheason,  moved  away;  Daniel  Stanley,  vice  Webb, 
not  accepting;  John  Clark,  vice  Fenner,  not  accepting. 

Lieutenants — Judson  Webb,  vice  Miller,  moved  away;  Thaddeus 
Wheeler,  vice  Curtis,  not  accepting;  Ebby  Polly,  vice  Green,  moved 
away;  Abel  Crane,  vice  Stanley,  promoted;  Levi  Ellis,  vice  Clark, 
promoted. 

Ensigns — Jeremiah  Keeler,  vice  Gridley,  not  accepting;  Asa  Foot, 
vice  Wandell,  promoted;  Samuel  S.  Dodge,  vice  Woodruff,  not 
accepting;  Charles  Whedon,  vice  Johnson,  promoted;  Stephen 
Walter,  vice  Slade,  not  accepting;  John  J.  Sabin,  vice  Ellis, 
promoted. 

Sixteenth  regiment — Lieutenant  Colonel  Jacob  Chandler's  regi- 
ment : 

Ezra  Brackett,  captain;  John  Stevens,  lieutenant;  John  Ward, 
ensign — light  infantry. 

Captains — John  Manro,  vice  Powers,  promoted;  Job  Green,  vice 
Adams,  promoted ;  Stephen  Brace,  vice  Burt,  moved  away. 

Lieutenants — Perry  Sowle,  vice  Manro,  promoted;  John  Butler, 
vice  Dolson,  moved  away;  Daniel  Hugunin,  junior,  vice  Brace, 
promoted. 

Ensigns — Aaron  Wright,  vice  Sowle,  promoted;  David  Williams, 
vice  Green,  promoted;  Joseph  Rice,  vice  Hugunin,  promoted. 

Henry  B.Turner,  captain;  David  Parish,  lieutenant;  Josiah  Parish, 
ensign. 


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Lieutenant  Colonel  Jacob  Johnson's  regiment: 

Shepherd  Patrick,  paymaster,  vice  Merriman,  not  accepting. 

Asahel  Roundy,  captain,  vice  Legg,  resigned. 

Lieutenants — Jesse  Swan,  vice  Sprague,  resigned;  Phineas  Hutch- 
ins,  vice  Knapp,  resigned;  Stephen  Pomeroy,  vice  Swan,  promoted. 

Ensigns — John  Linckham,  vice  Roundy,  promoted;  Timothy 
Pomeroy,  vice  Pomeroy,  promoted;  Frederick  Aekles,  vice  Trow- 
bridge, declined. 

SARATOGA    COUNTY. 

Erigade  of  infantry  commanded  by  Brigadier  General  Samuel 
Clark: 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Isaac  Gere's  regiment: 

Charles  Roads,  second  major,  vice  Proctor,  removed;  Thaddeus 
Jewitt,  paymaster,  vice  Stimson,  promoted. 

Andrew  Comstock,  captain,  vice  Roads,  promoted;  John  Brown, 
lieutenant,  vice  Comstock,  promoted;  Calvin  Palmer,  ensign,  vice 
Brown,  promoted. 

Michael  Dunning,  captain,  vice  Wells,  removed;  William  Richard- 
son, junior,  lieutenant,  vice  Dunning,  promoted;  Joshua  Finch, 
ensign,  vice  Richardson,  promoted. 

Earl  Stimson,  captain,  vice  Wright,  commission  returned;  Henry 
Warren,  lieutenant,  vice  Dauchy,  commission  returned;  Andrew 
Thatcher,  ensign,  vice  Truman,  commission  returned;  John  Her- 
rington,  ensign,  vice  Burk,  removed. 

James  N.  Smith,  captain;  Urial  Cornell,  ensign,  vice  Wood, 
removed. 

COLUMBIA    COUNTY. 

Brigadier  General  Samuel  Ten  Broeck's  brigade: 
Lieutenant  Colonel  Charles  McKinstry's  regiment: 
Jared  Winslow,  captain,  vice  Fitch,  removed;  Amos  King,  junior, 
lieutenant,  vice  Winslow,  promoted;  Thomas  Bartholomew,  ensign, 


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vice  King,  do;  Henry  P.  Mesick,  lieutenant,  vice  Rodman,  pro- 
moted; James  Williams,  ensign,  vice  Tyler,  declined;  Joseph  Rod- 
man, adjutant,  vice  Case,  removed;  Charles  Bull,  surgeon's  mate, 
vice  House,  declined;  Abel  Brown,  chaplain. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Jacob  Rutsen  Van  Rensselaer's  regiment: 

William  Van  Deusen,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Van  Deusen;  Henry-  H. 
Blass,  ensign,  vice  W.  Van  Deusen,  promoted. 

Israel  Holmes,  captain,  vice  Miller,  resigned;  Lewis  Whitlock, 
lieutenant,  vice  Holmes,  promoted;  Matthew  Coventry,  ensign,  vice 
Worth,  declined;  Henry  Whiteman,  ensign,  vice  Van  Deusen, 
declined. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Robert  T.  Livingston's  regiment: 

Light  Infantry — Cyrus  Capron,  second  major,  vice  Livingston, 
appointed  sheriff;  Elisha  Holly,  captain,  vice  Capron,  promoted; 
Jacob  Park,  lieutenant,  vice  Holly,  promoted;  Joseph  Fletcher, 
ensign,  vice  Nichols,  promoted;  John  Finch,  captain,  vice  Winchel, 
removed;  Daniel  Baker,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice  Finch,  promoted; 
Joshua  Persons,  ensign,  vice  Baker,  promoted. 

John  Sharpstone,  captain,  vice  Silvernail,  removed;  Henry  Potts, 
captain,  vice  Arkenburg,  removed;  John  Ham,  lieutenant,  vice 
Conoro,  removed;  John  H.  Huysroot  (Hoysrad),  lieutenant,  vice 
Smith,  resigned;  John  Barringer,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice  Germond, 
removed;  Tunis  Race,  ensign,  vice  Robinson,  removed;  John  A. 
Huysroot,  ensign,  vice  Sharpstone,  promoted;  Joseph  Hoot,  ensign, 
vice  Row,  removed;  Jonathan  Lapham,  adjutant,  vice  Van  Deusen, 
promoted. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Daniel  Warner's  regiment: 

Oliver  Cady,  junior,  captain,  vice  Abbot,  resigned;  Edward 
Palmer,  lieutenant,  vice  Cady,  promoted;  Ebenezer  Lovejoy,  ensign, 
vice  Palmer,  promoted. 


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i3°6  Annual  Report  of  the 

Ezra  Patrick,  captain,  vice  Wheeler,  removed;  Carlton  Brigs, 
lieutenant,  vice  Patrick,  promoted;  George  Briggs,  ensign,  vice  C. 
Brigs,  promoted;  William  Pratt,  ensign,  vice  Jones,  promoted; 
Nathaniel  Janes,  lieutenant. 

ROCKLAND    COUNTY. 

Brigadier  General  Peter  S.  Van  Orden's  brigade: 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Cornelius  A.  Blauvelt's  regiment: 

Michael  Salyer,  second  major. 

Erastus  Colt,  captain:  Cornelius  Sickles,  do;  Samuel  Sidmon,  lieu- 
tenant; James  Hudson,  do;  Alphias  Collon,  ensign;  Matthias  A. 
Concklin,  do. 

William  Herbert  Gesner,  adjutant;  Daniel  A.  Blauvelt,  paymaster; 
John  Wood,  quartermaster. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Benjamin  Gurnee's  regiment: 

Edward  Lascels,  lieutenant;  Abel  Scott,  ensign;  Samuel  Brewster, 
junior,  ensign. 

ULSTER    COUNTY. 

Brigadier  General  Siah  Robinson's  brigade: 
Lieutenant  Colonel  Abraham  J.  Hardenberg's  regiment: 
Peleg  Ransom,  captain,  vice  Parder,  resigned;  Samuel  Dunscome, 
lieutenant,  vice  Ransom,  promoted;  Daniel  S.  Elsworth,  ensign, 
vice  Dunscome;  Solomon  Demson,  ensign,  vice  Ostrom;  Cornelius 
Ostrander,  lieutenant,  vice  Semore;  John  Suert,  ensign,  vice  Ostran- 
der,  promoted. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Cornelius  Bruyn's  regiment: 
Zacherias  Masten,  lieutenant,  vice  Roose,  resigned;  Jacob  Van 
Steenbergh,  ensign,  vice  Masten,  promoted;  Robert  S.  Crawford, 
lieutenant,  vice  Hunter,  resigned;  Moses  Jordon,  ensign,  vice  Craw- 
ford, promoted. 


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Lieutenant  Colonel  Benjamin  Webb's  regiment: 

James  Bingham,  adjutant. 

Vincent  Clark,  captain  of  light  infantry,  vice  Keen,  removed;  Stacy 
Beacks,  lieutenant,  vice  Clark,  promoted ;  William  Carpender,  junior, 
ensign,  vice  Beack,  promoted. 

Richard  Penny,  captain,  vice  Finch,  declined;  William  Mullock, 
junior,  lieutenant,  vice  Penny,  promoted;  Jacob  Satterly,  ensign,  vice 
Mullock,  promoted. 

Edward  Blake,  captain,  vice  Van  Orsdol,  resigned;  William  Jack- 
son, lieutenant,  vice  Blake,  promoted;  John  Yeakley,  ensign,  vice 
Jackson,  promoted. 

John  Faulknar,  captain,  vice  Savage,  resigned;  Stephen  Harlow, 
lieutenant,  vice  Faulknar,  promoted;  Abraham  Wilkin,  ensign,  vice 
Harlow,  promoted;  Daniel  Denton,  ensign,  vice  Bingham,  promoted. 

SENECA    COUNTY. 

Third  brigade  of  artillery,  Sixth  regiment: 

Michael  C.  Snell,  captain,  vice  McCall,  resigned;  Samuel  Inger- 
soll,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Snell,  promoted. 

Second  lieutenants — John  B.  Larrawa,  vice  Ingersoll,  do;  John 
Suylands,  vice  Hooper,  removed;  Joshua  McKenzie. 

JEFFERSON    COUNTY. 

Brigade  of  infantry  commanded  by  Brigadier  General  Walter 
Martin : 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Paul  Stickney's  regiment: 

Amos  Bosworth,  lieutenant,  vice  Robbins,  removed;  Stephen 
Jerome,  lieutenant,  vice  Spencer,  resigned;  Henry  Knapp,  ensign, 
vice  Waring,  removed;  Nathaniel  W.  Hibbard,  ensign,  vice  Wells, 
removed;  Solomon  McCumber,  ensign,  vice  Jerome,  promoted; 
Elnathan  Doane,  ensign;  Hezekiah  B.  Chaffee,  do,  vice  Allen, 
resigned;  Jesse  Fifield,  surgeon's  mate. 


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1308  Annual  Report  of  the 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Gershom  Turtle's  regiment: 

William  Coffin,  adjutant,  vice  (Hart)  Massey,  resigned;  Archibald 
Clark,  paymaster,  vice  Coffin,  promoted;  Warin  Spalding,  quarter- 
master, vice  Clark,  promoted. 

Captains — Isaiah  Post,  vice  Stone,  resigned;  Elihu  Booth,  vice 
Greenly,  resigned;  Stephen  Gifford,  vice  Butterfield,  deceased. 

Lieutenants — Joseph  Mayo,  vice  Gifford,  promoted;  Benoni 
Edmonds,  vice  Post,  promoted;  Aaron  Loomis,  vice  Booth, 
advanced;  John  \Y.  McNett,  vice  Brooks,  resigned. 

Ensigns — Gideon  Barnes,  vice  Willard,  refused ;  John  Nirus,  vice 
Kellogg,  removed;  Joel  P.  Rice,  vice  Wait,  refused;  Abraham 
Graves,  vice  Mayo,  promoted. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Richard  Coxe's  regiment: 

Ethe  Witmore,  captain,  vice  Wolcott,  resigned;  Adam  Conkey, 
captain,  vice  Barnes,  removed;  Amos  Miller,  lieutenant,  vice  Wit- 
more,  promoted;  Elizer  Stephens,  lieutenant,  vice  Moore,  dead; 
Gurdon  Lord,  ensign,  vice  Miller,  promoted;  Roswell  Miner,  ensign, 
vice  Conkey,  promoted;  Russell  Way. 

LEWIS    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Zeboam  Carter's  regiment: 

David  R.  Cartter,  paymaster. 

Ezra  King,  second  major,  vice  Clark,  declined  accepting;  William 
Parker,  ensign;  Shadrick  Case,  do,  vice  Wright  removed. 

David  Waters,  brigade  quartermaster. 

Oliver  Scott,  captain;  Lyman  Munson,  lieutenant;  William  Wil- 
liams, second  lieutenant — of  artillery. 

SARATOGA    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Thomas  Rogers'  regiment: 
Jeremiah  Terhune,  ensign. 


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schenectady  county. 
Brigade  lately  commanded  by  Jacob  Swits : 

Eri  Lusher,  brigade  quartermaster,  to  rank  from  September  16, 
181 1,  vice  Swits. 

ONTARIO    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Asa  Stanley's  regiment: 

Aaron  Ackley,  ensign  of  light  infantry,  to  rank  from  March  12, 
1810,  vice  Bemis,  superseded. 

Resolved,  that  James  D.  Bemis  be  no  longer  an  ensign  and  that 
a  supersedeas  be  issued  accordingly. 

OTSEGO    COUNTY. 

Brigade  of  infantry  commanded  by  Brigadier  General  Solomon 
Martin: 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Reuben  Root's  regiment: 

Nathaniel  Daniels,  captain,  vice  Noble,  promoted. 

James  Hale,  captain,  vice  Pope,  resigned;  William  E.  Peck,  cap- 
tain, vice  Starkweather,  resigned;  Moses  Aldrich,  lieutenant,  vice 
Jennings,  removed;  William  Goff,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Hale,  pro- 
moted; Israel  Tayler,  lieutenant,  vice  Peck,  promoted;  Alvin  Wil- 
liams, ensign,  vice  Aldrich,  promoted;  George  R.  Jackson,  ensign, 
vice  Goff,  promoted;  Jacob  Talbot,  junior,  ensign,  vice  Taylor,  pro- 
moted; Pardon  Davis,  ensign,  vice  Johnson,  removed;  Josiah 
Rogers,  ensign;  John  Keefer,  lieutenant. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Gershom  Palmer's  regiment: 

Aaron  Dow,  captain,  vice  Westcoat,  resigned. 

Lieutenants — John  Bliss,  Wanton  Hopkins,  Charles  Spooner. 

Ensigns — Eddy  Cole,  Joab  Willis,  Voce  Palmer,  Austin  Wood, 
Thomas  P.  McChesney. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Joseph  Mumford's  regiment: 

Ephraim  Man,  adjutant:  Daniel  S.  Stanton,  paymaster. 


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13 io  Annual  Report  of  the 

John  McDonald,  captain;  Nathan  Bennett,  lieutenant;  John  T. 
Quackenbuss,  ensign;  Isaac  Powel,  do. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Farrand  Stranahan's  regiment: 

Cyrus  Steer,  first  major,  vice  Bovve,  refused  commission;  Joseph 
Sprague,  second  major,  vice  Steer,  promoted. 

Captains — Joseph  Cheney, vice  Sprague,  promoted;  James  Parker, 
vice  Carr,  resigned;  Benedict  Price,  vice  Bliss,  disqualified;  Calvin 
Underwood,  vice  Hill,  removed. 

Lieutenants — William  Fairchild,  vice  Cheney,  promoted;  Samuel 
Malery,  vice  Parker,  promoted;  William  Russel,  vice  Price,  pro- 
moted; Benjamin  R.  Elwood,  vice  Underwood,  promoted. 

Ensigns — Horatio  G.  Johnson,  vice  Fairchild,  promoted;  Silas 
Wood,  vice  Russel,  promoted;  Isaac  Burch;  James  Green,  vice 
Elwood,  promoted;  James  Morell. 

Jared  Tuttle,  lieutenant;  Sylvenus  Noble,  ensign — rifle  company. 

Regiment  lately  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  Silas  Scott: 

Elisha  Bundy,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Scott,  refused  commission. 

William  Stranahan,  first  major,  vice  Bundy,  promoted;  David 
Francis,  second  major,  vice  Stranahan,  promoted;  Fowler  P.  Bryan, 
adjutant,  vice  Harrington,  deceased;  Jacob  J.  Cuyler,  quartermaster, 
vice  Bryan,  promoted;  William  Merithew,  paymaster,  vice  Cuyler, 
promoted;  Abel  Moss,  surgeon's  mate. 

David  McMaster,  captain,  vice  Francis,  promoted;  Elisha  S.  San- 
ders, captain. 

Asa  Bennet,  lieutenant,  vice  McMaster,  promoted;  Hezekiah 
Griffith,  lieutenant;  Elijah  Fuller,  lieutenant,  vice  Sanders,  promoted. 

Ensigns — Simeon  Church;  Stephen  J.  Scott,  vice  Fuller,  pro- 
moted; Cyrus  Jackson;  Daniel  Cone. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  James  Steward's  regiment : 

George  Colton,  chaplain;  John  Kane,  paymaster;  John  Jackson, 


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1812. 

surgeon's  mate;  Jess  Seaward,  lieutenant,  vice  Miller,  removed; 

Peter  Roseboom,  lieutenant;  Amos  Belding,   do;   Oliver  Copley, 

ensign;  John  J.  Snider,  ensign;  Jess  Oaks,  do. 

Third  battalion,  Sixth  regiment  of  artillery: 

Seth  Chase,  captain;  Samuel  Russel,  first  lieutenant;  Rufus  Bent- 
ley,  second  lieutenant. 

ONTARIO    COUNTY. 

Brigade  of  infantry  commanded  by  Brigadier  General  John  Swift: 

Lieutenant  Colonel  William  Burnet's  regiment: 

John  Hall,  quartermaster,  vice  Burnet,  resigned;  Jacob  Backen- 
stose,  paymaster,  vice  Powell,  removed. 

Seth  Whitmore,  captain,  vice  Westfall,  declined;  James  Bogert, 
captain,  vice  Voorhes,  removed;  James  Galloway,  lieutenant,  vice 
Whitmore,  promoted;  Joseph  Williams,  lieutenant,  vice  Patterson, 
removed. 

Ensigns — Robert  Dickson,  vice  Chapin,  removed;  Daniel  Cald- 
well, vice  Crittenden,  declined;  Israel  R.  Hall,  vice  Bogert,  pro- 
moted. 

Elias  Cost,  captain,  vice  Burnet,  resigned;  James  Wooden,  junior, 
lieutenant,  vice  Cost,  promoted;  Abraham  Simmons,  ensign,  vice 
Wooden,  promoted. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Philetus  Swift's  regiment: 

Theodore  Banister,  second  major,  vice  Whitmore,  removed. 
Michael  Musselman,  captain,  vice  Banister,  promoted;  Stephen 
Dunwell,  lieutenant;  Samuel  Howe,  ensign,  vice  Musselman,  pro- 
moted. 

Light  Infantry — David  W.  Parine,  lieutenant;  William  C. 
Guest,  ensign,  vice  Brown,  refused. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Gilbert  Howell's  regiment: 
Edward  Durfee,  first  major,  vice  Braddish,  resigned;  Joseph  Todd, 
second  major,  vice  Durfee,  promoted. 


1812. 


13 12  Annual  Report  of  the 

Aaron  Dnrfee,  captain,  vice  Todd,  promoted;  Barzilla  Harvey,  do, 
vice  Turner,  removed;  Stephen  Spear,  lieutenant,  vice  Harvey,  pro- 
moted; Pardon  Durfee,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Rogers,  promoted; 
Truman  Phelps,  lieutenant,  vice  Durfee,  promoted;  Enos  Palmer, 
lieutenant,  vice  Douglass,  resigned. 

Ensigns — Reuben  Adams,  junior,  vice  Phelps,  promoted;  Joseph 
Richardson,  vice  Tyrrell,  refused;  James  S.  Stodard,  vice  Ward, 
refused. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Avery  Smith's  regiment: 

Thaddeus  Remming(ton),  first  major;  Bascomb  Whitney,  second 
major,  vice  Reming(ton),  promoted. 

Sherman  Lee,  second  major;  Timothy  Stewart,  adjutant,  vice  Lee, 
promoted;  Horatio  Crane,  quartermaster. 

Captains — Joel  S.  Hart,  vice  Whitney,  promoted;  Joel  B.  Clark; 
George  Hichcox,  vice  Tillotson,  removed;  Timothy  Mower,  vice 
Stearns,  resigned. 

Lieutenants — Samuel  Reed,  second,  vice  Mower,  promoted; 
Arsinoe  Beebe,  vice  Hichcox,  promoted;  Nicholas  Howland,  vice 
Granger,  refused;  Welcom  Smith,  vice  Smith,  promoted;  Jesse 
Ackley,  vice  Clark,  promoted;  William  Babcock,  vice  Hart,  pro- 
moted. 

Ensigns — Zebediah  Morse,  vice  Reed,  promoted;  Jonathan  Beebe, 
junior,  vice  Beebe,  do;  Jeremiah  Brown,  vice  Wells,  refused. 

Job  Pierce,  captain;  Timothy  Jones,  do. 

Lieutenants — Thomas  Brown,  William  H.  Torrence,  Peter  Sup- 
ple, Richard  Earl. 

Ensigns — Isaac  Townsend,  Stewart  Calhoon,  Peter  Colron,  junior, 
James  Hoard. 

The  Commander-in-chief  having  thought  proper  to  organize  a 
new  battalion  of  infantry,  to  be  composed  of  a  part  of  the  militia 


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now  comprised  in  Lieutenant  Colonel  Philetus  Swift's  and  Lieu- 
tenant Colonel  Gilbert  Howel's  regiments,  in  the  county  of  Ontario; 
thereupon,  Resolved,  that  the  following  persons  be  and  they  are 
hereby  appointed  for  the  said  battalion,  viz: 

William  Rogers,  junior,  major  commandant. 

Russel  Whipple,  adjutant;  Daniel  Hart,  quartermaster;  Samuel 
Throop,  paymaster;  Joseph  Mallery,  surgeon. 

Daniel  Popino,  captain,  vice  Rogers,  promoted;  Ebenezer  Ingles- 
bey,  do;  Joel  Calhoun,  lieutenant,  vice  Popino,  do;  Peter  Thatcher, 
do;  Joseph  Shaft,  ensign;  Jonathan  Post,  do. 

ORANGE    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Leonard  Smith's  regiment: 
Seth  Belknap,  captain;  Henry  Skinner,  lieutenant;  William  H. 
Falls,  do;  James  Black  and  David  W.  Bates,  ensigns. 

ONEIDA    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Caleb  Clark's  regiment: 

Edward  Granus,  captain;  Allary  Chase,  ensign — to  rank  from 
February  11,  181 1. 

Second  squadron  Ninth  regiment  of  cavalry: 

Ira  Wilder,  second  lieutenant;  Joseph  W.  Marsh,  cornet. 

GREENE   COUNTY. 

Brigade  of  infantry  commanded  by  Brigadier  General  Daniel 
Brown : 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Samuel  Haight's  regiment: 

Peter  P.  Sax,  lieutenant,  vice  Thomas,  removed;  Jacob  Barringer, 
ensign,  vice  Sax,  promoted;  John  S.  Olcott,  paymaster,  vice  Spencer, 
declined. 

Light  Infantry — Silas  Pierson,  captain,  vice  Howe,  resigned; 
Calvin  Balis,  lieutenant,  vice  Pierson,  promoted;  John  Williams, 

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13 14  Annual  Report  of  the 

ensign,  vice  Balis,  do;  Reuben  Saunderson,  captain,  vice  Austin, 
resigned. 

Nathaniel  Cooke,  lieutenant,  vice  Saunderson,  promoted;  Cor- 
nelius Dubois,  ensign,  vice  Cook,  promoted. 

Henry  White,  captain,  vice  Dobson,  resigned;  George  Clinton 
Hamilton,  lieutenant,  vice  White,  promoted;  William  Y.  Green, 
ensign,  vice  Haviland,  deceased. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Darius  Phelps'  regiment: 

Leveret  Chittenden,  second  major,  vice  (Abraham)  Post,  removed. 

Edward  W.  Hinman  (Henman),  captain,  vice  Chittenden,  pro- 
moted; Seth  Newel,  lieutenant,  vice  Hinman,  promoted;  Frederick 
Plank,  ensign;  Gideon  Richtmire,  ensign;  Asher  Morse,  do;  Martin 
Burhans,  do;  Cyrenus  Linnen,  lieutenant;  Abraham  Linsley,  ensign. 

Nathaniel  Stone,  captain,  vice  Tyler,  resigned ;  Asahel  Peck,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Stone,  promoted;  William  Lewis,  ensign;  Seth  Willis- 
ton,  chaplain. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Jehiel  Tuttle's  regiment: 

Cornelius  Fuller,  first  major,  vice  Parker,  declined;  Levi  Babcock, 
second  major;  Enoch  Blakesly,  adjutant,  vice  Hosford,  declined; 
Abel  Babcock,  quartermaster,  vice  Turney,  declined;  Russel  Glad- 
ding, paymaster,  vice  Coe,  declined. 

Thomas  Becker,  captain,  vice  Barber,  removed;  Jacob  Soles,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Becker,  promoted;  Gideon  Wolcott,  ensign. 

Alvin  Ford,  captain,  vice  Baldwin,  removed;  Rufus  Beach,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Ford,  promoted;  Henry  Avery,  ensign. 

Isaac  Buel,  captain,  vice  Miles,  declined;  Abel  Flolcomb,  lieu- 
tenant; Wyllys  Hosford,  ensign;  Arnold  Newcomb,  do  of  light 
infantry. 

John  H.  Prout,  captain,  vice  Babcock,  promoted;  Joseph  Hamil- 
ton, lieutenant;  Benjamin  Kingsley,  ensign. 


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Woster  Perkins,  captain,  vice  Paddock,  removed;  James 
McGregor,  lieutenant;  Sumner  Parmenter,  ensign. 

SCHOHARIE    COUNTY. 

Cavalry — Second  squadron,  First  regiment,  first  brigade  of 
cavalry : 

Ebenezer  Penfield,  first  lieutenant,  vice  L.  Penfield,  resigned; 
Martin  Leet,  second  lieutenant,  vice  E.  Penfield,  promoted;  John 
Foot,  cornet,  vice  Leet,  promoted. 

WESTCHESTER    COUNTY. 

Regiment  lately  commanded  by  Pierre  Van  Cortland,  junior: 

Ezra  Baxter,  lieutenant  of  light  infantry,  vice  Brown,  resigned; 
Noah  Newman,  ensign  do,  vice  Baxter,  promoted.  | 

John  Haviland,  captain,  vice  Jacobs,  resigned;  William  A.  C. 
Mandiville,  lieutenant,  vice  Haviland,  promoted;  George  McChane, 
ensign,  vice  Mandiville. 

Robert  Lane,  captain,  vice  Hyatt,  resigned;  Gilbert  Bishop,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Knapp,  resigned;  John  Strong,  ensign,  vice  Lane, 
promoted. 

Justus  Hyatt,  captain;  William  Nelson,  first  lieutenant;  Medad 
Raymond,  second  lieutenant — Fourth  regiment,  first  brigade  of 
artillery. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  David  Hobby,  junior's  regiment: 

Jesse  Ackley,  captain,  vice  Hyatt,  removed ;  Abraham  Hyatt,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Ackerly,  promoted;  Abraham  Cornwell,  ensign,  vice 
Hyatt,  promoted. 

George  Hains,  captain,  vice  Guion,  resigned;  Josiah  Purdy,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Haines,  promoted;  Charles  Feaks,  ensign,  vice  Purdy; 
Benjamin  Smith  (hatter),  lieutenant,  vice  Townsend,  removed;  Ben- 
jamin Smith  (cordwainer),  ensign;  Jeremiah  Fisher,  surgeon. 


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13 16  Annual  Report  of  the 

Elijah  Guion,  captain  of  light  infantry;  Willet  Moseman,  lieuten- 
ant do;  Caleb  Gidney,  junior,  ensign  do. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Abijah  Harris'  regiment: 

James  Banks,  captain;  John  B.  Whitlock,  lieutenant;  Isaac  Tyler, 
ensign — of  light  infantry. 

Isaac  Pardy,  lieutenant. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Jonathan  Varians  regiment: 

Henry  Merritt,  first  major,  vice  Van  Wart,  deceased;  Samuel 
Lyon,  second  major,  vice  Valentine,  declined. 

Joseph  Odell,  adjutant,  vice  Haight,  resigned. 

Bishop  Underhill,  captain,  vice  Tredwell,  resigned;  Jeronamus 
Alstyne,  lieutenant,  vice  Underhill,  promoted;  Abijah  Morgan, 
ensign;  James  Percivels,  do. 

Absalom  Cudney,  captain,  vice  Merritt,  promoted;  David  Bennet, 
lieutenant;  George  Baxter,  ensign. 

John  B.  Gillespie,  captain,  vice  Hunt;  John  Butler,  lieutenant; 
Peter  Valentine,  ensign;  Samuel  Briggs,  do;  Jonathan  Odell,  do. 

Sands  Ferris,  captain;  William  Valentine,  lieutenant;  Stephen 
Husted,  ensign. 

MONTGOMERY    COUNTY. 

Regiment  lately  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  Cornelius 
Drake: 

James  Johnson,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Drake,  to 
be  superseded. 

Zalmon  Gilbert,  first  major,  vice  Johnson,  promoted. 

CHENANGO    COUNTY. 

Regiment  lately  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  Denison  Ran- 
dall (Dudley  Hewit,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Prentis  Child,  captain,  vice  Scott,  resigned;  John  Riddell,  lieuten- 
ant, vice  Child,  promoted;  John  Hall,  ensign,  vice  Webb,  moved 


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away;  David  Chace,  lieutenant,    vice   Turner,    do;   James   Packer, 
ensign,  vice  Chace,  promoted. 

WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

Brigade  commanded  by  Brigadier  General  Simon  De  Ridder: 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Hendrick  Van  Schaick's  regiment: 

Harmanus  C.  Wendell,  adjutant. 

Solomon  Place,  second  major,  vice  Jackways,  resigned;  John  H. 
Griffin,  ensign,  vice  Becker,  resigned. 

Eliakim  Marchant,  captain,  vice  Knittle,  moved  away;  Thomas 
Rogers,  lieutenant,  vice  Marchant,  promoted;  Jeremiah  F.  Cross, 
ensign,  vice  Rogers,  promoted;  Ira  Gifrord,  ensign,  vice  Cornell, 
promoted;  Aaron  C.  Dennis,  lieutenant,  vice  Briggs,  refused;  John 
Sisson,  ensign,  vice  Cooke,  refused;  Needham  Knight,  ensign,  with 
rank  from  February  11,  181 1. 

Light  Infantry — Jacob  Witbeck,  lieutenant,  vice  Allen,  refused; 
John  Lint,  ensign,  vice  Witbeck,  promoted. 

John  Cornell,  captain. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Hercules  Rice's  regiment: 

William  Hoit,  lieutenant,  vice  Sangar,  moved  away;  Andrew 
Thompson,  ensign,  vice  Hoit,  promoted;  Warren  Norton,  ensign, 
vice  Barber,  refused;  Roderick  Beebe,  lieutenant,  vice  Downing, 
refused;  Henry  Prine,  ensign. 

Light  Infantry — James  P.  Robertson,  lieutenant,  vice  Miller, 
resigned. 

I  Lieutenant  Colonel  Israel  Ely's  regiment: 
Bethuel  Church,  junior,  captain,  vice  Boyd,  out  of  beat;  Jonathan 
Hubbard,  lieutenant,  vice  Boucker,  moved;  David  Gray,  junior, 
ensign,  vice  Church,  promoted;  Warham  Root,  lieutenant,  vice 
Guthrie;  Hugh  McCall,  ensign,  vice  Root,  promoted;  John  Provan, 
ensign. 


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1318  Annual  Report  of  the 

oneida  county. 

Brigade  commanded  by  Brigadier  General  Oliver  Collins: 

Lieutenant  Colonel  William  Stone's  regiment: 

Ebenezer  Dickinson,  junior,  first  major,  vice  Bellinger,  refused; 
William  Geer,  second  major,  vice  Dickinson,  promoted. 

Timothy  L.  Bacon,  captain,  vice  Geer,  promoted;  James  Sage, 
lieutenant,  vice  Spafford,  resigned;  Chester  Andrews,  ensign,  vice 
Sage,  promoted;  William  Williams,  adjutant,  vice  Bacon,  promoted; 
Augustus  Hickcox,  ensign,  vice  Williams,  promoted;  Samuel  Shep- 
herd, junior,  ensign,  vice  Savage,  removed;  Nicholas  Smith,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Wells,  removed;  Ara  Broadwell,  ensign,  vice  Hooker, 
refused;  Albion  Smith,  lieutenant,  vice  Northaway,  resigned; 
Stephen  Gridley,  ensign,  vice  Smith,  promoted;  William  B.  Savage, 
lieutenant,  vice  Easton,  resigned;  William  Eels,  ensign,  vice  Savage, 
promoted. 

Abel  Wilcox,  junior,  captain, vice  Hulbert,  declined;  Erastus  Stan- 
ley, lieutenant,  vice  Wilcox,  promoted;  Abel  Mosier,  ensign,  vice 
Stanley,  promoted;  Jonathan  Eddy,  paymaster,  vice  Smith,  pro- 
moted; Amasa  Rowe,  ensign,  vice  Eddy,  promoted;  Calvin  Pierce, 
ensign,  vice  Niel,  removed. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Caleb  Clark's  regiment: 

Ichabod  Cole,  captain,  vice  Fish,  removed;  Gates  Peck,  lieutenant, 
vice  Cole,  promoted;  David  Young,  ensign,  vice  Peck,  promoted. 

Edmund  Fuller,  captain,  vice  Northrop,  resigned;  Ezekiel  Clark, 
lieutenant,  vacancy;  Simeon  Fuller,  ensign. 

Edward  Grannis,  captain;  Ellery  Chase,  ensign. 

Dan  Bosworth,  captain,  vice  Clark;  Seth  Langdon,  lieutenant,  vice 
Bozworth,  promoted;  Barber  Hall,  ensign,  vice  Wheeler,  removed. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Thomas  Hicks'  regiment: 

John  L.  Powel,  quartermaster. 


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Jacob  Hovey,  captain,  vice  Watkins,  resigned;  George  Manches- 
ter, lieutenant,  vice  Knight,  resigned;  Elias  Curry,  lieutenant,  vice 
Millar,  resigned. 

Ichabod  Davis,  captain,  vice  Frazer,  deceasedj  Rufus  Shelden, 
ensign;  Enoch  Hovey,  do;  Ephraim  Bull,  lieutenant,  vice  Davis, 
promoted;  Lewis  Reed,  ensign;  James  Bacon,  do,  vice  Bull,  do. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Sylvester  Gridley's  regiment: 

John  Frost,  captain,  vice  Batchelder,  removed;  Abel  Drury,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Frost,  promoted;  Asahel  W.  Gridley,  ensign,  vice  Drury, 
promoted. 

Amos  Woodward,  captain,  vice  Stone,  resigned;  Asa  Eames,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Woodard,  promoted;  Abraham  Young,  ensign,  vice 
Eames,  promoted;  Samuel  Comstock,  lieutenant,  vice  Bingham, 
resigned;  Job  Herrick,  ensign,  vice  Comstock,  promoted;  Zera 
Brown,  ensign,  vice  Steel,  declining. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Saul  Smith's  regiment: 

Josiah  Bacon,  adjutant,  vice  Bartholomew,  resigned;  Silas  Jud- 
son,  quartermaster,  vice  Bacon,  promoted. 

Zimri  Howland,  captain,  vice  Hubbard,  resigned;  Abram  Catlin, 
lieutenant,  vice  Howland,  promoted;  Absalom  L.  Grove,  ensign; 
Jared  Vining,  do. 

William  Page,  captain;  Bridge  Wakefield,  lieutenant,  vice  Spencer, 
refused;  James  Philips,  ensign;  Rice  Austin,  lieutenant;  Rowland 
Blunt,  ensign. 

WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Flendrick  Van  Schaick's  regiment: 
Nathan  Tucker,  captain,  vice  Place,  promoted;  Reuben  Wells, 
lieutenant,  vice  Tucker,  do;  Robert  Coon,  ensign. 

MONTGOMERY    COUNTY. 

First  battalion,  Fifth  regiment  of  artillery:  ' 

George  J.  Snell,  captain,  vice  (John)  Eisenlord,  sheriff;  Peter  W. 


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1320  Annual  Report  of  the 

Fox,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Snell,  promoted;  Peter  Lampman,  second 

lieutenant,  vice  Fox,  promoted. 

Brigade  commanded  by  Brigadier  General  (Richard)  Dodge: 
Lieutenant  Colonel  George  H.  Nellis'  regiment: 
George  F.  Dunckel,  quartermaster,  vice  Ehle,  resigned. 
George  Diefendorft,  captain,  vice  Dunekell,  resigned;  Henry  H. 

Hess,  lieutenant,  vice  Diefendorff,  promoted;  John  Dunckel,  ensign, 

vice  Hess,  promoted. 

Jacob  J.  Young,  captain,  vice  Boker,  removed;  Samuel  Cooper, 

lieutenant,  vice  Young,    promoted;  Simon    D.    Toll,    ensign,   vice 

Cooper,  promoted. 

Oliver  Williams,  captain,  vice  Fox,  resigned;  Jacob  Smith,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Williams,  promoted;  Selvenus  Nye,  ensign. 

SUFFOLK    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Isaac  Satterly's  regiment: 

John  R.  Satterly,  captain,  vice  Hawkins,  moved  away;  John  M. 
Williamson,  lieutenant,  vice  Satterly,  promoted;  Wrilliam  H.  Haw- 
kins, ensign,  vice  Williamson,  promoted. 

SCHOHARIE    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Calvin  Rich's  regiment: 

Seth  B.  Wakeman,  captain,  vice  Butler,  resigned;  Alvan  Dana, 
lieutenant,  vice  Wakeman,  promoted;  John  J.  Shafer,  ensign,  vice 
Dana,  promoted. 

MADISON    COUNTY. 

Brigade  of  infantry  commanded  by  Brigadier  General  J.  N.  M. 
Hurd: 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Zebulon  Douglass'  regiment: 

Ambrose  Andrews,  second  major,  vice  Dollock,  declining. 

Stephen  Lee,  captain,  vice  Andrews,  promoted;  Thomas  Y.  Knus, 
lieutenant,  vice  Lee,  do;  Joseph  M.  Lee,  ensign,  vice  Walton,  do; 


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Ward  Walton,  adjutant,  vice  Cook,  resigned;  Calvin  Smith,  quar- 
termaster, vice  Cady,  promoted;  Sylvester  Beecher,  paymaster,  vice 
Minzea,  resigned;  Ira  M.  Oles,  chaplain. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Erastus  Cleaveland's  regiment: 

Jaret  Wickwire,  captain,  vice  Thompson,  deceased;  Charles  Skiff, 
lieutenant,  vice  Wickwise,  promoted;  Benjamin  Clark,  ensign,  vice 
Skiff,  do;  Jasper  Cack,  lieutenant;  Gaius  Stebbins,  ensign;  William 
P.  Cleaveland,  surgeon,  vice  Pratt,  incompetent. 

Levi  Dick,  captain,  vice  Barber,  moved;  William  T.  Curtis,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Dick,  promoted;  Alpheus  Darling,  ensign,  vice  Curtiss, 
promoted. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Reuben  Leonard's  regiment: 

Roswell  Chapin,  captain,  vice  Duncan,  removed;  Ephraim  Berry, 
lieutenant,  vice  Chapin,  promoted;  Israel  Loomis,  ensign,  vice  Berry, 
promoted. 

John  Rogers,  captain,  vice  Huntington,  moved;  Robert  Randall, 
junior,  lieutenant,  vice  Rogers,  promoted;  Elisha  Moores,  ensign, 
vice  Randall,  promoted;  Simeon  Brown,  chaplain. 

Regiment  lately  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  J.  N.  M. 
Hurd: 

Samuel  Dutton,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Hurd,  pro- 
moted; Selathiel  Jackson,  first  major,  vice  Dutton,  promoted;  Arnold 
Ballou,  second  major,  vice  Jackson,  promoted;  Zadock  Sweetland, 
paymaster,  vice  Day,  promoted. 

James  Munger,  captain  light  infantry;  John  Hutchinson,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Munger,  promoted;  Truman  Young,  ensign,  vice 
Hutchinson,  promoted. 

Elijah  Marther,  captain,  vice  Ballow,  promoted;  John  Needham, 
lieutenant,  vice  Marther,  promoted;  Paul  Rice,  ensign,  vice  Need- 
ham,  promoted. 


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1322  Annual  Report  of  the 

« 

Levi  Brown,  captain,  vice  Childs,  resigned;  Truman  Annis,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Brown,  promoted;  John  Murdock,  ensign,  vice  Salsbury. 

John  C.  Payne,  captain,  vice  Payne,  resigned;  Ezra  Hurd,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Payne,  promoted;  Alexander  McElwain,  ensign,  vice 
Hurd,  promoted;  Benjamin  Bumpus,  lieutenant,  vice  Dunham. 

SCHENECTADY    COUNTY. 

Brigade  commanded  by  Brigadier  General  Jacob  Swits: 
Eri  Lusher,  quartermaster  of  brigade. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  William  Mackey's*  regiment: 

William  Campbell,  captain,  vice  Boardman,  resigned. 

Elhannan  Pratt,  captain,  vice  Doty,  promoted. 

Lieutenants — Hugh  Campbell,  vice  Campbell,  promoted;  Asa 
Woodford,  junior,  vice  Beach,  resigned;  George  Penney,  vice  Pratt, 
promoted;  David  Yermilya,  junior;  Andrew  Snider,  vice  Albert, 
moved. 

Ensigns — Bethuel  Reves,vice  Campbell,  promoted;  Appollas  San- 
ford,  vice  Woodford,  promoted;  Athan  Doty,  vice  Penney,  pro- 
moted; Henry  Mott,  vice  Couchman,  moved. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  John  Gallup's  regiment: 

Robert  Rhead,  captain,  vice  Crary,  declined;  Jonathan  Parish,  do, 
vice  Morris,  moved. 

Lieutenants — Shubel  Owen,  vice  Parish,  promoted;  William  A. 
Dietz,  vice  Shoemaker,  moved;  Aaron  Van  Auken,  vice  Boynton; 
John  Avery,  vice  Rhead,  promoted. 

Ensigns — Seth  Francher,  vice  Owen,  promoted;  Paul  Wiedman, 
vice  Deitz,  promoted;  Peleg  Chesebro,  vice  Van  Auken,  do; 
Brownell  Tripp,  vice  Avery,  do. 

"This  regiment  is  entered  elsewhere  as  of  Schenectady  county. — State  Historian. 


State  Historian.  1323 

schenectady  county. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  John  Veeder's  regiment: 

Captains — Henry  Veeder,  vice  S.  Veeder,  promoted;  Isaac  Led- 
yard. 

Lieutenants — William  McClymon,  vice  Veeder,  do;  Solomon 
Kelly,  vice  Kelley,  resigned;  John  Swart. 

Ensigns — Henry  Van  Antwerp,  vice  Ledyard,  promoted;  Richard 
Bond,  vice  V.  Deberg,  moved;  James  Slater. 

Battalion  commanded  by  Major  Silas  Marsh: 

Stephen  Foster,  lieutenant,  vice  Humphrey,  resigned;  Lemuel 
Ladd,  ensign,  vice  Patterson,  promoted;  Martin  Willse,  do,  vice  Van 
Brunt,  removed;  Job  Geer,  ensign,  vice  Foster,  promoted. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  William  Mackey's  regiment: 

Montgomery  Mackey,  captain;  James  Ressequie,  lieutenant; 
Elisha  Driggs,  ensign — of  light  infantry. 

GENESEE    COUNTY. 

Brigade  commanded  by  Brigadier  General  Alexander  Rea: 

Battalion  commanded  by  Major  Ebenezer  Wilson,  junior: 

Augustin  Belknapp,  paymaster. 

Ira  Wilson,  captain;  Daniel  Olds,  lieutenant;  Phineas  Stanton, 
ensign. 

Nehemiah  Parke,  captain;  Richard  Bristol,  lieutenant;  Elisha 
Mix,  ensign. 

Russel  Noble,  captain;  Absalom  Green,  lieutenant;  Lewis  Wood, 
ensign — light  infantry. 

Second  squadron,  Ninth  regiment  of  cavalry: 

Isaac  Wilson,  captain;  Gideon  T.  Jenkins,  first  lieutenant;  William 
Bristol,  second  lieutenant;  Amzi  Wright,  cornet. 


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NEW   YORK    COUNTY. 

First  brigade  of  artillery: 

Thomas  Christie,  brigade  major  and  inspector,  vice  (Horatio 
Gates)  Stephens  (Stevens),  promoted. 

TIOGA    COUNTY. 

Regiment  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  Selah  Mathews: 

Captains — Eleazer  Owen,  vice  Wells,  promoted;  John  McConnell, 
vice  Veal,  moved  away;  Samuel  Tuthill;  Jesse  Carpenter,  vice 
Cassedy. 

Lieutenants — Charles  F.  Fry;  Samuel  Hillman,  vice  Carpenter, 
promoted;  Azariah  Brees,  vice  McConnell,  promoted;  Jonathan 
Rockwell,  junior,  vice  Owens. 

Samuel  Winton,  adjutant,  vice  Tuthill,  promoted;  Henry  L.  Fry, 
paymaster;  Joseph  McConnell,  ensign,  vice  Rockwell,  promoted; 
Asahel  Burnham,  junior,  ensign,  vice  Hillman;  John  L.  Smith, 
ensign,  vice  Griswold. 

DUTCHESS    COUNTY. 

Second  regiment  of  cavalry: 

Philip  Pitcher,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant: 

Benjamin  Haxtun,  major  of  second  squadron;  Robert  G.  Living- 
ston, major  of  first  do;  Abraham  Bockee,  adjutant;  George  Toffey, 
paymaster;  John  Luyster,  quartermaster;  David  Tomlinson,  sur- 
geon; John  Reed,  chaplain. 

First  squadron: 

John  W.  Pitcher,  captain;  Lodewick  Hoffman,  captain;  Isaac 
Dibble,  captain;  Peter  T.  B.  Myers,  first  lieutenant;  Robert  Thomp- 
son, second  do;  Abraham  Van  Benthuysen,  cornet;  Richard  De  Can- 
tillion,  first  lieutenant;  William  Sypher,  second  do;  Tobias  S.  De 
Cantillion,  cornet;  Elijah  Castle,  first  lieutenant;  David  Smith, 
second  do;  Philo  Reed,  cornet. 


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Second  squadron: 

John  Wilkinson,  captain;  Benjamin  Sills,  do;  John  Diddle,  second 
lieutenant;  Cornelius  P.  Luyster,  cornet;  Leonard  Vincent,  first  lieu- 
tenant; Gilbert  B.  Noxon,  second  lieutenant;  Isaac  B.  Gapp,  cornet; 
Abraham  Bockee,  a  second  lieutenant  in  the  regiment;  James 
Towner,  first  lieutenant;  William  Crawford,  junior,  second  do;  Ezra 
Starks,  cornet. 

COLUMBIA    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Peter  J.  Vosburg's  regiment: 
Ebenezer  Basset,  second  major,  vice  Claw,  deceased. 
James  Sotherland,  captain,  vice  Basset,  promoted;  John  J.  Van 
Valkenburgh,  lieutenant,  vice  Sotherland,  promoted;  Mathew  Dorr, 
junior,  ensign,  vice  Sotherland,  removed. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Robert  T.  Livingston's  regiment: 
Lewis  Haywood,  captain,  vice  Miller,  moved;  John  Allen,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Haywood,  promoted;  Henry  Van  Heusen,  ensign,  vice 
Allen,  promoted;  Jacob  W.  Best,  lieutenant,  vice  Ham;  Anson  Gale, 
ensign,  vice  Moore,  removed. 

SARATOGA    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Thomas  Rogers'  regiment: 

James  Burnham,  second  major,  vice  Crofoot,  moved. 

Selah  Bishop,  captain,  vice  Burnham,  promoted;  Elijah  Dunham, 
lieutenant,  vice  Bishop,  promoted;  Thomas  Dunham,  ensign,  vice 
Potter,  resigned;  William  King,  third,  lieutenant,  vice  Crippen; 
William  Clark,  junior,  ensign,  vice  King,  promoted. 

Daniel  Finch,  captain,  vice  Breed,  resigned;  David  Patterson,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Finch,  promoted;  John  Patterson,  ensign,  vice  Patterson, 
promoted;  Benjamin  Merrill,  ensign  of  light  infantry;  Daniel  Lind- 
sey,  captain  of  do;  John  McDowal,  lieutenant  do. 

James  Matt,  captain,  vice  Dennis,  resigned;  Abraham  Bennett, 


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1326  Annual  Report  of  the 

lieutenant,  vice  Wilcox;  Henry  Chapman,  ensign,  vice  Esmond; 
Thomas  B.  Thompson,  ensign,  vice  Turhune;  Josiah  Perry,  junior, 
lieutenant,  vice  Emerson;  Curtis  Wheeler,  ensign,  vice  Perry, 
resigned;  Henry  Reynolds,  surgeon's  mate,  vice  Hicks. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  David  Rogers'  regiment: 

Zerah  Beach,  junior,  first  major,  vice  Sherwood,  moved  away; 
John  Holmes,  junior,  second  major,  vice  Beach,  promoted. 

William  Ely,  captain,  vice  Holmes,  promoted;  Mansfield  Barlow, 
lieutenant,  vice  Ely,  promoted;  Daniel  Holmes,  ensign,  vice  Bar- 
low, do. 

Alexander  Dunlap,  captain,  vice  Freeman;  Samuel  Richards, 
lieutenant, vice  Dunlap,  do;  Rodney  Smith,  ensign,  vice  Richards,  do. 

Andrew  Riche,  captain;  John  Faugerson,  lieutenant;  Philip 
Brotherson,  ensign — light  infantry. 

David  Gordon,  captain,  vice  Leavett,  resigned;  Joel  Sherwood, 
lieutenant,  vice  Gordon,  promoted;  Alven  S.  French,  ensign,  vice 
Sherwood,  do;  Samuel  Pitkin,  surgeon,  vice  Banister. 

GREENE    COUNTY. 

Brigade  commanded  by  Brigadier  General  Daniel  Brown: 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Jonas  Bronk's  regiment: 

John  Lusk,  captain,  vice  Steenberg,  resigned;  Agur  Xoble,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Lush,  promoted;  Peter  R.  Van  Den  Berg,  ensign. 

Paul  Crego,  captain,  vice  Collins,  resigned;  Ithamar  Cobb,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Crego,  promoted;  Bartholomew  Gidney,  lieutenant; 
Edward  D.  Lake,  ensign,  vice  Cobb,  promoted;  Samuel  Dodge, 
ensign;  John  Rosa,  lieutenant;  John  Jenkins,  ensign;  John  Betts,  do. 

MONTGOMERY    COUNTY. 

Brigade  commanded  by  Brigadier  General  Richard  Dodge: 
Lieutenant  Colonel  James  Ford's  regiment: 


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Caleb  Allen,  lieutenant;  Thomas  Pickerton,  ensign,  vice  Allen, 
promoted;  John  L.  Francisco,  ensign;  Daniel  Wilkins,  lieutenant, 
vice  Canfield,  removed;  John  Gifford,  ensign,  vice  Wilkins,  pro- 
moted; David  Perpegue,  do. 

Oliver  Snow,  captain,  vice  Perkins,  removed;  John  Willson,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Snow,  promoted;  Thomas  Hill,  ensign. 

Nathan  Brockaway,  junior,  captain,  vice  Mudge,  removed;  Joseph 
Walker,  lieutenant,  vice  Herman,  removed;  George  Thomson, 
ensign,  vice  Walker. 

David  W.  Cande,  captain,  vice  Waters,  deceased;  Luther  Stiles, 
lieutenant,  vice  Cande,  promoted;  John  W.  Alister,  ensign,  vice 
Stiles,  promoted. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Jacob  Snell's  regiment: 

Andrew  Zobrisky,  first  major,  vice  Zeilly,  resigned;  Frederick 
Gettman,  junior,  second  major,  vice  Fealing,  resigned. 

John  House,  captain;  Thomas  Wilber,  lieutenant;  Ebner  White, 
ensign;  Christian  Klock,  lieutenant;  John  J.  Snell,  ensign — light 
infantry. 

Joseph  G.  Klock,  captain,  vice  John  Clock,  error;  John  J.  Klock, 
captain,  vice  Clark,  error — to  rank  from  date  of  former  commissions. 

Leonard  Bander,  ensign,  vice  Schuyler,  declined;  Harmanus  N. 
Van  Slyck,  ensign,  vice  Dellenbaugh,  declined;  William  Waggoner, 
lieutenant,  vice  Cook,  removed;  Henry  J.  Cook,  ensign,  vice  M. 
Ehle,  declined. 

Benjamin  Elwood,  junior,  captain,  vice  Gettman,  promoted; 
Andrew  A.  Fink,  lieutenant,  vice  Allen,  resigned;  Daniel  Gettman, 
ensign,  vice  Elwood,  promoted;  George  G.  Laucks,  quartermaster, 
vice  Fink,  promoted. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Cornelius  Drake's  regiment: 

Thomas  Blackmore,  ensign. 


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Ichabod  Bartlett,  captain,  vice  Smith,  resigned;  Enoss  Allen,  lieu-  I 
tenant,  vice  Bartlett,  promoted;  Chester  Brunson,  ensign,  vice  i 
Allen,  do. 

Adolphus  Lew,  captain,  vice  Johnson,  do;  Ezra  Cheedle,  lieuten- 
ant, vice  Lew,  do;  Hosea  Moffat,  ensign,  vice  Cheedle,  promoted. 

Silas  Thomson,  captain,  vice  Gates,  do;  John  Ford,  lieutenant, 
vice  Thompson,  do;  Eliphalet  Chamberlain,  ensign,  vice  Ford, 
promoted. 

Joseph  Boyer,  captain,  vice  Boyer,  resigned;  Henry  Bollman,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Boyer,  promoted;  Philip  O'Conner,  ensign,  vice  Boll- 
man,  promoted. 

Adam  Ayrs,  captain;  John  Farll,  junior,  lieutenant;  Elijah  Ayrs, 
ensign. 

Stephen  Todd,  captain;  Abraham  Marsh,  lieutenant;  William 
Wight,  ensign — light  infantry. 

Jacobus  Williams,  chaplain;  John  D.  Waterman,  paymaster;  Eli- 
jah Hanchet,  surgeon,  vice  Todd,  resigned. 

Regiment  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  Peter  Voorhies : 

David  Hamilton,  quartermaster,  vice  Service,  removed;  Reuben 
Stewart,  ensign,  vice  Crawford,  do. 

Elias  Loyd,  captain,  vice  Lansing,  resigned;  Jacob  Miller,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Loyd,  promoted;  Benjamin  Bard,  ensign,  vice  Mil- 
ler, do. 

Waterman  Sweet,  captain,  vice  Service,  resigned;  Daniel  Service, 
lieutenant,  vice  Sweet,  promoted;  Daniel  Bartholomew,  ensign,  vice 
Service,  promoted;  Cornelius  Wiser,  ensign,  vice  Fuller,  deceased; 
Thomas  Cane,  lieutenant,  vice  Wiser,  promoted;  Hosea  Palmer, 
ensign,  vice  Cane,  do ;  Philip  Van  Home,  ensign,  vice  Post,  declined. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  James  Ford's  regiment: 

Coenrad  Tenyck,  chaplain;  John  Delamater,  junior,  surgeon's 
mate. 


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Lieutenant  Colonel  Abraham  Vosburgh's  regiment: 

Jesse  Smith,  lieutenant;  Silas  Hulet,  ensign. 

Samuel  R.  Dodg,  lieutenant;  Levi  S.  Burr,  ensign;  Giles  Fonda, 
do;  James  Carmichal,  do  and  paymaster;  Christopher  Y.  Fonda,  sur- 
geon's mate;  Alven  Harris,  adjutant. 

NEW   YORK   COUNTY. 

Second  brigade  of  infantry: 

Lawrence  Powers,  captain;  John  Guynor,  lieutenant;  Matthew 
Byrnes,  ensign  of  riflemen. 

COLUMBIA    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Daniel  Warner's  regiment: 

Asel  King,  first  major,  vice  Dorr,  moved  away,  to  rank  from  1810. 

John  Hand,  second  major,  vice  King,  promoted,  to  rank  from 
1810. 

Spencer  Carr,  ensign,  vice  Spire,  moved,  to  rank  from  181 1. 

William  N.  Bentley,  captain,  vice  Grant,  to  rank  from  1810. 

Gad  Hitchcock,  lieutenant,  vice  Bentley,  to  rank  from  181 1. 

Allen  Spencer,  ensign,  to  rank  from  181 1. 

Robert  Wilber,  captain,  vice  Gifford,  to  rank  from  181 1. 

Henry  Newman,  lieutenant,  vice  Wilber,  promoted,  to  rank  from 
1811. 

Joseph  Grant,  lieutenant,  vice  Wodsworth,  to  rank  from  181 1. 

Royal  Torrey,  ensign,  to  rank  from  181 1. 

Chester  Beal,  captain;  John  Morris,  lieutenant;  James  Gardner, 
ensign. 

Ichabud  Bostwick,  quartermaster;  Charles  Swift,  paymaster;  Esak 
King,  surgeon;  Azeriah  Clark,  chaplain;  George  Crego,  ensign; 
James  Sims,  ensign. 
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washington  county. 

Brigade  of  infantry  commanded  by  Brigadier  General  Micajah 
Pettit : 

Regiment  lately  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  Zephaniah 
Kingsley: 

Pliny  Adams,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Kingsley,  resigned. 

Cyrel  Carpenter,  first  major,  vice  Brown;  Nathaniel  Frank,  second 
do,  vice  Carpenter,  promoted ;  Samuel  Everts,  paymaster,  vice  Stan- 
dish,  refused;  Ira  Day,  surgeon,  vice  Cone,  removed;  Amasa  Allen, 
surgeon's  mate,  vice  Jackway. 

Samuel  Downs,  captain,  vice  Callender,  resigned;  Epaphroditus 
Holdridge,  lieutenant,  vice  Downs,  promoted;  William  Noble, 
junior,  ensign,  vice  Holdridge,  promoted. 

William  Covell,  captain,  vice  Corrington,  resigned;  William 
Davis,  second,  lieutenant,  vice  Wallace,  removed;  James  Covell, 
ensign,  vice  Whitford,  refuses. 

Light  Infantry — Benjamin  Dillemater,  captain,  vice  Kingsley; 
Adonijah  Blanchard,  lieutenant,  vice  Bigelow;  Isaac  Worden, 
ensign. 

Hosea  Day,  captain,  vice  Carpenter,  promoted;  Asa  Thompson, 
lieutenant,  vice  Day,  do;  Pearley  Whitney,  ensign,  vice  Thomp- 
son, do. 

Abner  P.  Hitchcock,  captain,  vice  Frank,  do;  John  Frank,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Hitchcock,  do;  Silas  Walker,  ensign,  vice  Frank,  do. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  John  Stewart's  regiment: 

Seth  C.  Goodwin,  paymaster,  vice  Hand,  promoted. 

Joshua  Pelton,  captain,  vice  Stewart,  resigned;  Nahum  Holbrook, 
lieutenant,  vice  Pelton,  promoted;  Alpheus  Lnderhill,  ensign,  vice 
Holbrook,  do. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  James  Tuttle's  regiment: 


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Samuel  Ellis,  quartermaster;  Salmon  Tarr,  junior,  ensign,  vice 
Eaton,  removed. 

Asahel  Clark,  brigade  quartermaster,  vice  Sackrider. 

COLUMBIA    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Jacob  R.  Van  Rensselaer's  regiment: 
Alpheus  Adams,  surgeon's  mate. 

SCHENECTADY    COUNTY. 

Brigade  commanded  by  Brigadier  General  Jacob  Swits : 
William  Mackey,  brigadier  general,  vice  Swits,  resigned. 

DELAWARE    COUNTY. 

Brigade  commanded  by  Brigadier  General  Erastus  Root: 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Noah  Ellis'  regiment : 

Joseph  Avery,  captain;  Avery  Bouton,  lieutenant;  William 
Dumond,  ensign — light  infantry. 

Henry  Leavenworth,  brigade  quartermaster,  vice  Bostwick, 
appointed  sheriff. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Putnam  Farrington's  regiment: 

William  Gleason,  captain,  vice  Hardenburg,  resigned;  Nathan 
Moffat,   lieutenant,  vice  Gleason,  promoted;    John  Hardenburgh, 


1812. 


ensign. 


Gilbert  Foster,  captain,  vice  Mead,  resigned;  Emanuel  Skant,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Foster,  promoted;  David  Disbrow,  junior,  ensign; 
Homer  R.  Phelps,  adjutant,  vice  Leavenworth,  promoted. 

Regiment  lately  commanded  by  John  T.  St.  John: 

Abraham  Howell,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  St  John,  moved  away. 

Calvin  Chamberlain,  first  major,  vice  Howell,  promoted;  Shubael 
Johnson,  second  major,  vice  Pine,  resigned;  Daniel  Robinson,  chap- 
lain; Erastus  Edgerton,  adjutant;  Johnson  Calhoun,  quartermaster; 
Allen  Mead,  paymaster;  William  Fitch,  surgeon's  mate. 


1812. 


1332  Annual  Report  of  the 

Samuel  Butler,  captain,  vice  Gillett,  resigned;  Nathaniel  Webb, 
lieutenant,  vice  Hulce,  resigned. 

Erastus  Goodman,  captain;  Darius  Smith,  lieutenant;  Jonathan 
Beers,  ensign. 

Benjamin  Cannon,  captain,  vice  Chamberlain,  promoted;  Andrew 
Crawford,  lieutenant,  vice  Cannon,  promoted. 

Harman  Sawyer,  captain,  vice  Johnson,  promoted;  Elnathan 
Goodrich,  lieutenant,  vice  Sawyer,  do;  Allen  Mead,  ensign,  vice 
Goodrich,  do. 

Manus  Goodrich,  captain;  John  Primmer,  junior,  lieutenant;  Syl- 
vester Goodrich,  ensign. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  William  Harper's  regiment: 

Selah  Francis,  first  major,  vice  Butts,  resigned;  Asher  Merwin, 
second  do,  vice  Francis,  promoted. 

Solomon  M.  Sackrider,  captain,  vice  Merwin,  promoted. 

In  a  separate  battalion  consisting  of  the  militia  of  Colchester  and 
Hancock: 

Ebenezer  Wheeler,  major  commandant. 

Joseph  Gee,  captain,  vice  Hitt,  resigned;  Lawrence  Rose,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Gee,  promoted;  Abraham  Jessup,  ensign,  vice  Rose, 
promoted. 

Benjamin  Marsh,  captain,  vice  Wheeler,  do;  Ezra  May,  lieutenant; 
Frederick  Puff,  ensign;  John  H.  Gregory,  lieutenant,  vice  Horton, 
resigned;  John  Fuller,  ensign. 

Battalion  lately  commanded  by  Major  Daniel  Smead: 

Samuel  Hull,  major  commandant,  vice  Smead,  resigned;  Amos 
Parker,  adjutant,  vice  Older,  resigned. 

Israel  Chapman,  captain,  vice  Hull,  promoted;  Miles  Mix,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Chapman,  promoted. 


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Joseph  Every,  captain  light  infantry;  Avery  Bouton,  lieutenant 
do,  vice  Every,  promoted;  William  Dumond,  ensign;  Avery  Grant, 
lieutenant;  Edward  Steenrod,  ensign. 

SCHOHARIE    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Storm  A.  Becker's  regiment: 
Matthew  Lamont,  captain,  vice  Gorse,  resigned;  Patrick  Dibble, 
lieutenant,  vice  Lamont,  promoted ;  Asa  Rodman,  ensign,  vice  Dib- 
ble, promoted. 

Peter  M.  Snyder,  captain,  vice  Bouck,  resigned;  Philip  Trisbagh, 
lieutenant,  vice  Snyder,  promoted;  Pardon  Wilber,  ensign,  vice 
Triesbagh,  promoted;  Harmanus  Vrooman,  lieutenant,  vice  Mattice, 
resigned;  John  Frimyre,  ensign,  vice  Becker,  resigned. 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

Brigade  of  infantry  whereof  Jacob  A.  Fort  is  brigadier  general : 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Gilbert  Eddy's  regiment: 

Thomas  Smith,  surgeon,  vice  S.  Newcomb,  not  accepting. 

John  Fake,  captain,  vice  James  Anderson,  resigned;  Stephen 
Yates,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Fake,  promoted;  Stephen  L.  Veile  ensign, 
vice  S.  Yates,  promoted. 

John  Downing,  captain,  vice  C.  Elliot,  resigned;  Matthew  De 
Groff,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Downing,  promoted;  John  Lamport, 
ensign,  vice  M.  De  Groff,  promoted;  Jacob  Williams,  lieutenant, 
vice  C.  Lounsbury,  deceased;  Richard  Bryan,  ensign,  vice  J.  Wil- 
liams, promoted;  Peter  J.  Yates,  ensign. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Cornelius  J.  Schermerhorn's  regiment 

Braddum  Yale,  captain,  vice  S.  J.  Miller,  commissioned  in  artil- 
lery; Abraham  P.  Staats,  lieutenant,  vice  B.  Yale,  promoted;  Henry 
Van  Den  Burgh,  ensign,  vice  A.  P.  Staats,  promoted;  Adam  Smith, 
ensign;  Almon  R.  Bostwick,  lieutenant;  Andrew  Gibson,  ensign. 


1812. 


1812. 


1334  Annual  Report  of  the 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Joseph  Dorr's  regiment: 

Samuel  Wilson,  first  major,  vice  J.  Olmstead,  resigned;  John  H. 
Haynes,  second  major,  vice  S.  Wilson,  promoted. 

Moses  Wright,  captain,  vice  J.  H.  Haynes,  promoted;  Jesse 
Holmes,  captain,  vice  R.  Granger,  removed;  Daniel  Halstead,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  J.  Holmes,  promoted;  Samuel  Van  Surdam,  lieutenant 
of  light  infantry,  vice  J.  B.  Ryan,  resigned;  Noah  Baker,  lieutenant, 
vice  Moses  Wright,  promoted;  Israel  T.  Holmes,  ensign;  Levi 
Cronkhite,  ensign,  vice  N.  Baker,  promoted;  George  R.  Keach, 
ensign  of  light  infantry. 

Russel  Dorr,  surgeon,  vice  A.  Armstrong,  resigned;  Archibald 
Bull,  quartermaster,  vice  N.  Cale,  removed. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Thomas  Reynolds'  regiment: 

Reuben  Babcock,  captain,  vice  O.  Whitman,  not  accepting; 
Joseph  Amadown,  lieutenant,  vice  R.  Babcock,  promoted;  Otis 
Gould,  ensign,  vice  J.  Amadown,  promoted. 

William  H.  Murray,  adjutant,  vice  A.  Thomas,  neglecting  duty; 
Asa  Burdick,  junior,  ensign,  vice  W.  H.  Murray,  promoted. 

Regiment  lately  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  Adam  Yates: 

Thomas  Davis,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  A.  Yates. 

Amos  Sallisbury,  first  major,  vice  T.  Davis,  promoted;  James  A. 
Zander,  ensign  of  light  infantry,  vice  C.  Beekman,  removed;  Joseph 
Ballard,  lieutenant,  vice  G.  Giles,  deceased;  Samuel  B.  Hedges, 
ensign,  vice  A.  Cook,  not  accepting;  Jacob  P.  Barringer,  ensign; 
Nicholas  Coon,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  North,  not  accepting;  Samuel 
Lockwood,  ensign,  vice  N.  Coon,  promoted. 

Resolved,  that  Abram  Lansingh  be  no  longer  a  lieutenant  in  the 
regiment  lately  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  Adam  Yates,  and 
that  a  supersedeas  issue  accordingly. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Cornelius  J.  Schermerhorn's  regiment: 


State  Historian.  1335 

Manasseh  Knowlton,  captain,  vice  A.  Herrington,  resigned;  James 
Elliot,  lieutenant,  vice  M.  Knowlton,  promoted;  Jacob  H.  Herring- 
ton,  ensign;  Matthew  Conklin,  ensign,  vice  A.  P.  Smith,  resigned. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Thomas  Davis'  regiment: 

Luther  Eddy,  lieutenant,  vice  Lansing,  superseded;  James  Swart- 
wout,  ensign. 

CHENANGO    COUNTY. 

Regiment  of  infantry  in  the  county  of  Chenango,  whereof  Dudley 
Hewit  is  lieutenant  colonel  commandant: 

William  Mason,  surgeon,  vice  Kelsey,  moved  away. 

NEW    YORK    COUNTY. 

Second  regiment,  first  brigade  of  artillery: 

Alexander  M.  Muir,  first  lieutenant;  Richard  P.  Lawrence,  second 
lieutenant;  Francis  P.  Woolsey,  second  lieutenant. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Regiment  of  infantry  in  the  county  of  Albany,  whereof  John  T. 
Van  Dalfsen  is  lieutenant  colonel  commandant: 
William  Ward,  junior,  ensign. 

ORANGE   COUNTY. 

Regiment  of  infantry  in  the  county  of  Orange  lately  commanded 
by  Leonard  Smith: 

Isaac  Belknap,  junior,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Smith, 
promoted. 

Chauncey  Belknap,  first  major,  vice  I.  Belknap,  promoted; 
Edmund  Griswold,  second  do,  vice  C.  Belknap,  promoted. 

Joseph  Sanderson,  captain,  vice  Smith,  resigned;  James  Butter- 
worth,  lieutenant;  William  Smith,  ensign. 

William  H.  Falls,  captain,  vice  Belknap,  promoted;  James  Black, 
lieutenant;  Robert  Lawson,  ensign. 


1812. 


1812. 


1336  Annual  Report  of  the 

Seth  Belknap,  captain;  Henry  Skinner,  lieutenant;  Daniel  S.  Gris- 
wold,  ensign — new  company. 

Charles  Birdsall,  captain,  vice  E.  Griswold,  promoted;  Robert 
Gardner,  lieutenant;  Silvester  Roe,  ensign. 

Ezra  Keeler,  captain,  vice  D.  Wharry ;  William  Matthewson,  lieu- 
tenant; Daniel  Belknap,  junior,  ensign. 

STEUBEN    COUNTY. 

First  squadron,  Ninth  regiment  of  cavalry : 

William  Helm,  captain;  William  B.  Rochester,  first  lieutenant; 
Arthur  Erwin,  second  lieutenant;  James  Tygart,  cornet. 

ONTARIO    COUNTY. 

William  Burnet,  brigadier  general,  vice  John  Swift,  resigned. 
Thaddeus  Remington,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Asa 
Stanley,  resigned. 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

Battalion  of  riflemen  in  the  county  of  Rensselaer,  whereof  William 
S.  Parker  is  major  commandant: 

Aaron  Reed,  ensign,  vice  Ab.  A.  Lansing,  moved  away. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Battalion  of  riflemen  in  the  county  of  Albany,  whereof  Samuel  M. 
Lockwood  is  major  commandant: 

Benjamin  Birdsall,  captain;  John  Winters,  lieutenant;  Lewis  G. 
Witbeck,  ensign — new  company. 

WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

Fourth  regiment  of  artillery: 

Joshua  Harnden,  paymaster,  vice  (Kiah)  Harnden,  resigned. 

CHENANGO    COUNTY. 

Regiment  of  infantry  in  the  county  of  Chenango,  whereof  Thomp- 
son Mead  is  lieutenant  colonel: 


State  Historian.  1337 

Nathaniel  Loomis,  captain,  vice  Billings,  resigned;  Marsena  Allen, 
lieutenant,  vice  Cooper,  resigned;  Jabez  Felt,  ensign;  Samuel  H. 
Williams,  ensign,  vice  Gray,  deceased. 

Peleg  Arnold,  captain,  vice  Thompson,  resigned;  Benoni  Mann, 
lieutenant,  vice  Arnold,  promoted;  Jonathan  Colgrove,  ensign,  vice 
Mann,  promoted. 

ORANGE    COUNTY. 

Brigade  of  militia  in  the  county  of  Orange  lately  commanded  by 
Siah  Robinson 

Leonard  Smith,  brigadier  general,  vice  Robinson,  resigned. 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

Brigade  commanded  by  General  Jacob  A.  Fort: 
Nathaniel  Adams,  a  lieutenant  colonel  commandant. 
Gurdon  Corning,  a  major. 

ONTARIO    COUNTY. 

Brigade  in  the  county  of  Ontario,  whereof  William  Wadsworth  is 
brigadier  general : 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Peter  Allen's  regiment: 

George  Hollaway,  surgeon,  vice  C.  Chipman,  resigned. 

James  Covil,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice  R.  Baker,  moved;  Ebenezer 
Davis  ensign,  vice  Covil,  promoted;  George  Fox,  lieutenant,  vice  W. 
Reed,  not  accepting;  James  Johnson,  ensign,  vice  G.  Fox,  promoted. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Joseph  Lawrence's  regiment: 

Silas  Roberts,  ensign;  Peter  Price,  lieutenant;  John  Shaver,  junior, 
•ensign,  vice  P.  Price,  promoted. 

Stephen  Fowler,  captain,  vice  G.  Smith,  do;  Robert  Adams,  lieu- 
tenant; William  Adams,  ensign. 

Goald  Tyler,  captain;  Leman  Gibbs,  lieutenant — new  company. 

Aaron  Skinner,  captain,  vice  E.  Keyes;  Cephas  Beach,  junior,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  A.  Skinner,  promoted;  Stephen  Colton,  ensign,  vice  C. 


1812. 


1812. 


1338  Annual  Report  of  the 

Beach,  promoted;  James  Cowles,  ensign;  John  Vanforson,  quarter- 
master. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Caleb  Hopkins'  regiment: 

Caleb  Harrington,  captain,  vice  Thayer,  not  accepting;  Thomas 
Stratton,  lieutenant;  James  Shewcraft,  ensign. 

"Warren  Hawley,  captain;  Samuel  Dimmock,  lieutenant;  Fred- 
erick A.  Sample,  ensign — new  company. 

Tiffany  Xettleton,  lieutenant;  Charles  P.  Moore,  ensign,  vice  T. 
Nettleton,  promoted;  Arial  Xewcomb,  lieutenant;  Richard  Tillot- 
son,  ensign,  vice  A.  Xewcomb,  promoted;  Jacob  Brown  Bryan,, 
ensign  of  light  infantry. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Micah  Brooks'  regiment: 

Otis  Thompson,  captain,  vice  T.  Peck,  moved;  Ezekiel  Hall,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  W.  Peck,  resigned;  John  Phillips,  ensign,  vice  O. 
Thompson,  promoted;  John  Park,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Lane,  moved; 
Timothy  Barnard,  junior,  ensign. 

Abraham  Parish,  captain,  vice  W.  Garfield,  moved;  Francis  Smith, 
lieutenant,  vice  A.  Parish,  promoted;  John  Sines,  ensign,  vice  F. 
Smith,  promoted. 

William  B.  Hamlin,  captain,  vice  W.  Spoor,  moved;  Elijah  Bost- 
wick,  lieutenant,  vice  W.  B.  Hamlin,  promoted;  William  H.  Adams,, 
ensign,  vice  E.  Bostwick,  promoted;  Peter  Perry,  ensign. 

SCHOHARIE    COUNTY. 

Brigade  of  infantry  in  the  county  of  Schoharie: 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Calvin  Rich's  regiment: 

William  Brown,  first  major,  vice  C.  Rich,  promoted;  William-. 
Taylor,  second  major,  vice  W.  Brown,  promoted;  Oliver  Brown, 
paymaster,  vice  Barker,  moved;  Jacob  Shafer,  quartermaster,  vice 
S.  Jackson,  do;  Matthew  Neeley,  lieutenant,  vice  E.  Pearson,  not 


State  Historian.  1339 

accepting;  Cornelius  Loucks,  junior,  ensign,  vice  M.  Neeley,  pro- 
moted; Josiah  Putnam,  ensign,  vice  F.  Hommel,  moved. 

Robert  Horning,  captain,  vice  W.  Taylor,  promoted ;  Francis  Fox, 
lieutenant,  vice  Horning,  promoted;  Elisha  Daniels,  ensign,  vice 
Fox,  promoted;  Philip  Moyer,  ensign,  vice  Becker,  not  accepting. 

HERKIMER    COUNTY. 

Brigade  of  infantry  in  the  county  of  Herkimer : 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Jonah  Knapp's  regiment: 

Rulofr  Root,  captain,  vice  W.  Eddy,  resigned;  Charles  Christian, 
lieutenant,  vice  R.  Root,  promoted;  Lovewell  Hutchins,  ensign,  vice 
C.  Christian,  promoted. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Christopher  P.  Bellinger's  regiment: 

Selden  Morgan,  captain,  vice  R.  Shoemaker,  promoted;  Peter  G. 
Helmer,  lieutenant,  vice  S.  Morgan,  promoted;  Thomas  B.  Gillas- 
pie,  ensign,  vice  P.  G.  Helmer,  promoted;  Elisha  Gates,  quarter- 
master, vice  J.  W.  Clapsattle,  resigned. 

SARATOGA    COUNTY. 

General  (Samuel)  Clark's  brigade  in  the  county  of  Saratoga: 

Lieutenant  Colonel  John  Prior's  regiment: 

Walter  Hewit,  second  major,  vice  Bockus,  resigned. 

Aaron  Hale,  junior,  captain  of  light  infantry,  vice  W.  Hewit,  pro- 
moted; Potter  Johnson,  lieutenant  do,  vice  A.  Hale,  promoted; 
Bunzon  B.  Wiggins,  ensign  do,  vice  L.  Hale,  resigned. 

William  Sco-field,  captain;  Nathaniel  Ingerson,  lieutenant,  vice 
Scofield,  promoted;  Henry  Bump,  ensign,  vice  N.  Ingraham, 
promoted. 

Joseph  Morehouse,  junior,  captain,  vice  Fink,  resigned;  William 
W.  Deake,  lieutenant,  vice  Morehouse,  promoted;  Asahel  Fancher, 
ensign,  vice  G.  Morehouse,  resigned. 


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1812. 


1340  Annual  Report  of  the 

Alsop  Weed,  captain  of  grenadiers,  vice  Kellogg,  moved  away; 
Jonathan  Kellogg,  lieutenant  do,  vice  A.  Weed,  promoted;  John 
Ambler,  ensign  do,  vice  Kellogg,  promoted. 

Stephen  Medberry,  ensign,  vice  J.  Day,  refusing  to  accept;  Nich- 
olas Carpenter,  lieutenant;  Jeremiah  Eddy,  ensign,  vice  N.  Carpen- 
ter, promoted;  Nathaniel  Sevren,  ensign,  vice  C.  Strong,  moved; 
Darius  Johnson,  surgeon's  mate,  vice  Baldwin,  moved. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Hezekiah  Ketchum's  regiment: 

Samuel  G.  Huntington,  quartermaster,  vice  G.  W.  Tenbrock, 
refusing;  William  McDonald,  paymaster,  vice  S.  D.  Lockwood, 
moved;  John  Stewart,  lieutenant  of  light  infantry,  vice  F.  Tracy, 
moved;  Charles  H.  Wetmore,  ensign  do,  vice  J.  Stewart,  promoted; 
Benjamin  Chamberlin,  ensign,  vice  S.  G.  Huntington,  promoted; 
Robert  Powers,  ensign,  vice  G.  Lervisse,  refusing;  Silas  Sweatland, 
lieutenant,  vice  J.  Vranken,  moved;  Michael  Weldon,  ensign,  vice 
S.  Sweatland,  promoted;  David  Ash,  lieutenant,  vice  F.  Clements, 
resigned;  Henry  Clow,  ensign,  vice  D.  Ash,  promoted. 

Anthony  S.  Badgley,  captain,  vice  A.  Emigh,  resigned;  William 
Gates,  lieutenant,  vice  A.  S.  Badgley,  promoted;  Luther  Brown, 
ensign,  vice  W.  Gates,  promoted. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  John  Dunning's  regiment: 

Lawrence  Hooper,  first  major,  vice  Woodworth,  refused;  Coleman 
Gates,  second  major,  vice  Hooper,  promoted. 

William  Dunning,  junior,  captain,  vice  Gates,  promoted;  Moses 
Landon,  lieutenant,  vice  Dunning,  promoted;  Thomas  Collamer, 
ensign,  vice  Landon,  promoted;  David  Skidmore,  lieutenant,  vice 
Olmsted,  refused;  Earl  Whitford,  ensign,  vice  Skidmore,  promoted; 
Josiah  Johnson,  ensign,  vice  Wright,  deceased. 

John  Wicks,  captain,  vice  Volentine,  refused;  Ira  Betts,  lieutenant, 
vice  Smith,  refused;  Silas  Smith,  ensign,  vice  Wicks,  promoted: 


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Battalion  lately  commanded  by  Major  George  Taylor: 
Levy  Scovil,  major  commandant,  vice  Taylor,  resigned. 
Peter  Butler,  captain,  vice  Scovil,  promoted;  Artemus  Aldrich, 
lieutenant;  David  Hemstrot,  do;  Isaiah  Palmeter,  ensign;  Jonathan 
Flanders,  do;  Avory  Benedict,  surgeon;  Willard  Levens,  quarter- 
master; Isaac  Woodworth,  paymaster. 

CAVALRY. 

Third  regiment,  third  brigade  of  cavalry: 

Henry  Edson,  adjutant,  vice  Richmond,  removed;  Daniel  Dickin- 
son, quartermaster,  vice  Tubbs,  removed. 

First  squadron:  Henry  Deuel,  lieutenant,  vice  Banter,  resigned; 
James  Meeker,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Deuel,  promoted;  Samuel 
Swetland,  junior,  cornet,  vice  Meeker,  promoted;  Isaac  Q.  Car- 
penter, first  lieutenant,  vice  Dickinson,  promoted;  John  Sayles, 
second  lieutenant,  vice  Carpenter,  promoted;  Hezekiah  Reynolds, 
cornet,  vice  Sales,  promoted. 

Sidney  Bern',  junior,  captain,  vice  Linnendall,  resigned;  George 
Reynolds,  junior,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Berry,  promoted;  Seth  Pope, 
second  lieutenant,  vice  Reynolds,  promoted;  Lyon  Emerson,  cornet, 
vice  Pope,  promoted. 

Curtis  Burton,  captain,  vice  Starr,  resigned;  Parker  Manning, 
first  lieutenant,  vice  Burton,  promoted;  Samuel  Bacon,  second  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Manning,  promoted;  James  Hawkins,  junior,  cornet, 
vice  Bacon,  promoted. 

Noah  Vibbert,  captain,  vice  Sperry,  resigned;  Stephen  Swan,  first 
lieutenant,  vice  Vibbert,  promoted;  Elijah  E.  Smith,  second  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Swan,  promoted;  Charles  Tripp,  cornet. 

William  Robards,  major,  vice  Harvey,  resigned. 

Nathan  Rogers,  captain,  vice  Perrigo,  to  be  superseded. 


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1342  Annual  Report  of  the 

Resolved,  that  Robert  Perrigo,  junior,  be  no  longer  captain,  and 
that  a  supersedeas  issue  accordingly. 

Joseph  Tifft,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Rogers,  promoted;  Joseph  Saf- 
ford,  second  do,  vice  Tifft,  do;  James  B.  Eldridge,  cornet. 

Benjamin  Smith,  captain,  vice  Allen,  resigned. 

Second  squadron:  Reuben  H.  Maston,  second  lieutenant,  vice 
Rice,  not  accepting;  Justin  Kellogg,  cornet. 

Samuel  T.  Shepherd,  captain;  David  Sill,  first  lieutenant;  Ralph 
Clark,  second  lieutenant;  Archibald  Patrick,  cornet. 

Third  squadron: 

ESSEX    COUNTY. 

John  Lobden  (Lobdell),  captain,  vice  Troop  (George  Throop, 
Troup),  not  accepting;  Samuel  Lee,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Lobden 
(Lobdell),  promoted;  Samson  Smith,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Lee, 
promoted;  Selah  Wescott,  cornet. 

Alexander  McKenzie,  captain,  vice  Hunter,  deceased;  Abijah 
Smith,  first  lieutenant,  vice  McKenzie,  promoted;  Robert  R.  Rude, 
second  lieutenant,  vice  Vaughn,  not  accepting;  Chandler  Graves, 
cornet. 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

Cavalry — Second  regiment  of  the  third  brigade : 
Paris  Green,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Clark,  removed;  Israel  Piatt, 
cornet,  vice  Green,  promoted. 

Joseph  Rogers,  captain,  vice  Douglass,  resigned;  Jonathan  Car- 
penter, first  lieutenant,  vice  Piatt,  removed;  James  Rogers,  second 
lieutenant,  vice  Rogers,  promoted;  Simon  Cranston,  cornet,  vice 
Carpenter,  promoted;  John  Coons,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Riley, 
resigned;  David  Kettle,  quartermaster;  Theodoric  Romeyn  Beck, 
surgeon;  John  M.  Bradford,  chaplain;  Henry  Jones,  paymaster. 


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columbia  county. 

Cavalry — Fourth  regiment,  third  brigade: 

First  squadron:  Seth  Mix,  cornet. 

Second  squadron: 

Thomas  Conklin,  first  lieutenant;  Jacob  Mier,  second  do,  vice 
Conklin,  resigned. 

Nathan  Gallup,  captain,  vice  Brown,  resigned;  Nathan  Owen,  first 
lieutenant,  vice  Gallup,  promoted;  Joseph  Maccumber,  second  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Jacobs,  removed;  Henry  Weighman,  cornet,  vice  Eth- 
ridge,  removed. 

First  squadron: 

Killian  Miller,  captain;  Samuel  Snyder,  first  lieutenant;  Bastian  C. 
Lasher,  second  do;  Peter  B.  Rosman,  cornet. 

JEFFERSON    COUNTY. 

Regiment  lately  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  Paul  Stickney : 
Anthony    Sprage,    lieutenant    colonel,    vice    Stickney,    resigned; 

Arnold  Earl,  second  major,  vice  Sprage,  promoted. 

Hiram  Taylor,  captain,  vice  Earl,  promoted;  Timothy  Cornwell, 

lieutenant,  vice  Taylor,  promoted;  James  Ormsby,  ensign. 

QUEENS    COUNTY. 

Brigade  commanded  by  Brigadier  General  Jacob  S.  Jackson: 
Lieutenant  Colonel  James  Hendrickson's  regiment: 
William  Nichols,  first  major,  vice  Bedell,  promoted;  Roeluf  Dur- 
yee,  second  major,  vice  Nichols;  Elias  Burtis,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice 
Valentine,  removed;  William  Hendrickson,  quartermaster,  vice  Hen- 
drickson. 

John  Ludlam,  captain,  vice  Hewlet,  resigned;  Abiather  Skidmore, 
lieutenant,  vice  Rodes,  deceased;  Foster  Burtiss,  ensign,  vice  Lud- 
lam, promoted. 


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1344  Annual  Report  of  the 

Albert  Van  De  Water,  captain,  vice  Hewlet,  resigned;  David  Mottr 
lieutenant,  vice  Newlet,  absconded;  John  Wright,  ensign,  vice  Dor- 
Ion,  removed. 

Elijah  Mott,  captain,  vice  Duryee,  promoted;  Benjamin  Birdsall, 
lieutenant,  vice  Nichols,  promoted;  Alanson  Seaman,  ensign,  vice 
Jackson,  removed;  Ehvard  Althouse,  ensign,  vice  Ketcham,  pro- 
moted. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Rem  B.  Simonson's  regiment: 

George  Tappen,  lieutenant,  vice  Cruger,  removed;  Abraham  Van 
Wicklan,  junior,  ensign,  vice  Tappen,  promoted:  Benona  Sweety 
lieutenant;  John  Stevens,  ensign,  vice  Bayiey,  promoted. 

Daniel  Bedell,  brigade  major,  vice  Hallett,  deceased. 

KINGS    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Jeremiah  Johnson's  regiment: 

Peter  Cowenhoven,  captain;  John  T.  Bergen,  lieutenant,  vice 
Cowenhoven,  promoted;  Adriance  Van  Brunt,  ensign,  vice  Bergen,, 
promoted. 

Jeremiah  Lott,  captain,  vice  Yandervoor,  resigned;  Simon  Rap- 
pelyea,  lieutenant,  vice  Lott,  promoted;  John  Lefferts,  ensign,  vice 
Rappelyea,  promoted;  James  Moon,  ensign,  vice  Moon,  refused; 
Charles  Doughty,  lieutenant,  vice  Townsond,  refused;  William  A. 
Mercien,  ensign,  vice  Dean,  promoted. 

Joseph  Dean,  captain;  Robert  Nicholas,  junior,  liutenant;  Cor- 
nelius Van  Cleaf,  ensign — of  a  new  company. 

NEW    YORK    COUNTY. 

First  brigade  of  infantry — First  regiment: 

Ensigns — Isaac  Ward,  Peter  Pinkney,  George  Lockwood,  Cyrus 
Barber. 


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Fifth  regiment: 

James  D.  P.  Ogden,  captain;  Peter  Van  Brugh  Livingston,  lieu- 
tenant; James  Campbell,  do. 

Ensigns — Leffert  Lefferts,  junior,  Ebon  Slosson,  Isaac  A.  John- 
son, David  Gardiner,  John  Brouwer. 

DUTCHESS    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  William  Bell's  regiment: 

James  Downs,  surgeon,  vice  Lathrop,  resigned;  Alfred  Tread- 
way,  surgeon's  mate. 

Anthony  G.  Badgely,  captain,  vice  Losee,  moved;  Samuel  Traver, 
captain,  vice  Thorn,  resigned;  George  Tripp,  captain,  vice  Griff  en, 
refused;  Joseph  Smith,  lieutenant,  vice  Tripp,  promoted;  Lewis  Van- 
derburgh, lieutenant,  vice  Badgely,  promoted;  Levi  Van  Vleet,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Traver,  promoted;  John  Webb,  ensign;  Bastian  Crap- 
ser,  do. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Martin  Heermance's  regiment: 

Jacob  G.  Heermance,  paymaster,  vice  Heermance,  promoted;  Wil- 
liam McMurray,  chaplain. 

Nathaniel  Miller,  captain  rangers,  vice  Schell,  resigned;  Garret  G. 
Heermance,  captain  rangers,  vice  Bartholomew,  resigned;  Nicholas 
Allendorph,  lieutenant,  vice  C.  Allendorph;  John  J.  Smith,  lieuten- 
ant rangers,  vice  Miller,  promoted;  Jacob  Ryder,  ensign  do. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Martin  E.  Winchel's  regiment: 

Isaac  Allerton,  chaplain. 

Samuel  Russell,  captain,  vice  Dakin,  resigned;  Samuel  Boyd,  cap- 
tain, vice  Brush,  removed;  Jeremiah  Payn,  lieutenant,  vice  Russell, 
promoted;  Hersey  Dakin,  ensign,  vice  Lucas,  resigned;  William 
Pugsley,  junior,  ensign,  vice  Brown,  promoted;  Samuel  Brown,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Boyd,  promoted. 

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1346  Annual  Report  of  the 

Lieutenant  Colonel  James  Tallmadge,  junior's,  regiment: 
Robert  Luckey,  lieutenant,  vice  Parmele,  not  accepting;  Silvester 

Earles,  ensign,  vice  Luckey,  promoted. 

James  Wilson,  captain  of  light  infantry  vice  Brush,  promoted; 

Joseph   H.   Cunningham,   lieutenant   do,   vice   Wilson,   promoted; 

Edward  Brush,  ensign  do. 

NIAGARA    COUNTY. 

Brigade  commanded  by  Brigadier  General  Timothy  S.  Hopkins: 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Asa  Chapman's  regiment: 

Abiel  Gardner,  lieutenant  of  light  infantry,  vice  Gardner,  removed; 
John  Hersey,  ensign  light  infantry;  Samuel  Edsell,  ensign  light 
infantry;  Ezekiel  Shelden,  lieutenant;  Oziel  Smith,  paymaster; 
Ebenezer  Johnson,  surgeon's  mate. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  William  Warren's  regiment: 

Adaniram  Eldrige,  captain;  Benjamin  J.  Guff,  lieutenant;  Timo- 
thy Fuller,  do,  vice  Currier,  declined ;  Elihu  Rice,  ensign,  vice  Scott, 
declined. 

John  Russel,  captain,  vice  Hubbard,  removed;  Gideon  Person, 
junior,  lieutenant;  Samuel  Cachran,  ensign. 

Benjamin  Gardnerd,  captain;  Frederick  Richmond,  lieutenant; 
Benjamin  Douglass,  ensign. 

Daniel  Haskell,  captain,  vice  Earls,  resigned;  Isaac  Phelps, 
lieutenant. 

John  Coon,  captain;  Varnum  Kinnion,  lieutenant;  Lyman  Black- 
more,  ensign. 

Charles  Johnson,  captain,  vice  Eaton,  removed;  Innis  B.  Palmer 
lieutenant;  Oliver  Bleger,  ensign;  Stephen  Kinney,  paymaster;  Wil 
liam  Warrener,  surgeon. 


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herkimer  county. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Jonah  Knapp's  regiment: 

Ruloff  Root,  captain,  vice  Eddy,  resigned;  Charles  Christian,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Root,  promoted;  Lovewell  Hutchins,  ensign,  vice 
Christian,  promoted. 

SCHOHARIE    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  David  Wiltsie's  regiment: 

Charles  Miel,  paymaster. 

Tisdale  Howard,  captain,  vice  Cowley,  not  accepting;  John  Beach, 
junior,  lieutenant;  Thomas  Wilder,  ensign;  Isaac  Buckingham,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Judd,  promoted;  Stephen  W.  Betts,  ensign. 

William  Lamont,  captain,  vice  Merritt,  resigned;  Jeremiah  Evens, 
lieutenant;  Henry  Cleaveland,  ensign. 

Marvin  Judd,  captain  of  light  infantry;  Henry  Rifenberck,  lieuten- 
ant do;  Andrew  Baker,  ensign  do. 

GENESEE    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Daniel  Davis'  regiment: 

Roger  Kelsey,  captain;  Clark  Hall,  lieutenant;  Hambleton  Wil- 
cox, ensign — light  infantry. 

Cyrus  Gifford,  captain. 

John  Bennet,  Chester  Barrows,  Samuel  Gleason,  Ephraim  Judd — 
lieutenants. 

Thomas  Abbot,  junior,  Lewis  Dickerson,  Oliver  Stanford,  Oliver 
Piatt,  Chauncey  Bills — ensigns. 

SARATOGA    COUNTY. 

Fifth  regiment,  third  brigade  of  artillery: 

William  H.  Satterlee,  lieutenant,  vice  Guernsey,  removed;  Jessup 
Raymond,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Satterlee,  promoted. 


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1348  Annual  Report  of  the 

niagara  county. 

Brigade  commanded  by  Brigadier  General  Timothy  S.  Hopkins: 

John  McMahan,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant. 

William  Prindergast,  first  major;  Isaac  Barns,  second  do;  Jona- 
than L.  Bartoo,  adjutant;  David  Johnson,  quartermaster;  Samuel 
Perry,  paymaster;  John  E.  Marshall,  surgeon. 

Captains — Elijah  Risley,  junior,  Martin  B.  Tubbs,  Solomon  Jones, 
John  Silsby,  Jehiel  Moore,  Joseph  Arnold,  Henry  Able,  Moses 
Adams. 

Lieutenants — James  Hale,  Joseph  Lull,  James  Adkins,  William 
Forbs,  Xathan  Cass,  Abraham  Windsor,  Charles  Bemus. 

Ensigns — Charles  Burret,  Guy  Webster,  Stephen  Prindergast, 
AYilliam  Martin,  William  Ingersol,  Benjamin  Pern-,  Moses  Cleland, 
Clark  Parker,  Camble  Alexander. 

Casper  Rouse,  captain;  Mosly  Able,  lieutenant;  Anselin  Potter, 
ensign — light  infantry. 

Second  squadron  Ninth  regiment  of  cavalry: 

Joel  Lee,  captain;  William  Berry,  first  lieutenant;  William  Durin, 
second  lieutenant;  Rodolphus  Loomus,  cornet. 

GENESEE    COUNTY. 

The  Commander-in-chief  having  thought  proper  to  organize  a 
new  battalion  of  infantry,  to  be  composed  of  a  part  of  the  brigade 
commanded  by  Brigadier  General  (Alexander)  Rea,  in  the  county 
of  Genesee;  thereupon,  Resolved,  that  the  following  persons  be  and 
they  are  hereby  appointed  for  the  said  battalion,  viz: 

Whitfield  Rathbun,  major  commandant. 

John  Hunt,  captain;  Charles  Dunham,  lieutenant;  Samuel  Clark, 
ensign. 

William  Davis,  captain;  John' Jinks,  lieutenant;  Isaac  Shelding, 
ensign. 


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James  Walworth,  captain;  Robert  N.  Hannas,  lieutenant;  William 
Burlinggame,  adjutant;  Reuben  Rowley,  quartermaster. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  John  Atchinson's  regiment: 

Moody  R.  Freeman,  lieutenant;  Isaac  Leach,  ensign. 

Aretus  Haskel,  captain;  Henry  M.  Call,  lieutenant;  Lewis  Swift, 
ensign. 

Johnson  Beadle,  captain;  Peleg  Burrows,  lieutenant;  Salmon 
Clark,  ensign;  Uriah  L.  James,  lieutenant  rifle  company,  vice  Hop- 
kins, removed;  William  B.  Worden,  ensign  do,  vice  James,  pro- 
moted; Daniel  Fulton,  lieutenant;  Crosby  Maxwell,  ensign. 

Daniel  Spencer,  captain;  Reuben  Lucas,  lieutenant,  vice  Spencer, 
promoted;  Lyman  Evans,  ensign,  vice  Lucas,  do;  Daniel  Budd,  lieu- 
tenant; Erastus  W.  Hickox,  ensign;  Amasa  Dutton,  quartermaster. 

ST.    LAWRENCE    COUNTY. 

Brigade  commanded  by  Brigadier  General  Jacob  Brown: 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Thomas  B.  Benedict's  regiment: 

Ebenezer  Wright,  chaplain;  John  Seely,  surgeon's  mate. 

Captains — Thomas  Baldwin,  Joshua  Sweet,  Jacob  Arnold,  junior. 

Lieutenants — Wiliam  Richardson,  Samuel  Fairchilds,  William 
Claghorn,  John  Lyttle,  Lotan  Hosford. 

Ensigns — Christopher  Wilson,  James  Knox,  Rockwell  Barnes, 
George  Ranney,  John  Armstrong,  Samuel  G.  Prentice,  David 
Hannah. 

Sixth  regiment,  third  brigade  of  artillery: 

Duncan  Turner,  captain;  Charles  Hill,  first  lieutenant;  Joseph 
York,  second  do. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Third  regiment,  third  brigade  of  artillery : 

John  Stillwell,  adjutant;  John  L.  Clark,  second  lieutenant,  vice 
J.  Stillwell. 


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st.  lawrence  county. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Nathan  Stone's  regiment: 

John  Fancher,  first  major,  vice  Denison,  removed;  Martling  Nash, 
second  major,  vice  Doren,  removed;  Orin  Ives,  quartermaster; 
Stephen  Smith,  paymaster;  William  Goss,  surgeon;  Robert  McChes- 
ney,  surgeon's  mate. 

Captains — Luman  Bartholomew,  Gad  Root,  John  Polley,  second, 
Benjamin  Willard,  Isaac  Wright,  Bester  Pierce,  Ezekiel  Colburn. 

Lieutenants — William  W.  Haws,  George  R.  Wells,  Jonathan 
Reed,  Archibald  Willard,  Samuel  Daniels,  junior,  Noah  Miles,  Ira 
Kellogg. 

Ensigns — Jonathan  Castle,  Ezekiel  Abernethy,  Reuben  Stebbings, 
Ahira  Hall,  Ezekiel  Bissel,  Samuel  Robinson,  Samuel  Wilson,  Caleb 
Emerson. 

Sixth  regiment,  third  brigade  of  artillery: 

Alexander  Richards,  captain;  Amos  Wells,  first  lieutenant;  Joseph 
Freeman,  second  do. 

JEFFERSON    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Samuel  Mack's  regiment: 

Calvin  Britain,  first  major;  John  B.  Essylstine,  second  do;  David 
Havens,  adjutant;  Samuel  Watson,  quartermaster. 

Captains — Daniel  Gill,  Asel  Powers,  Andrew  Newell,  Hoel  Law- 
rence, Thomas  Goodrich,  Luther  Britain,  Abijah  Fairwell. 

Lieutenants — James  Chase,  Amos  Root,  Samuel  Harger,  James 
McGowen,  Ezra  B.  Dodd,  George  Brown,  junior. 

Ensigns — Mathew  Brooks,  John  Johnston,  Phineas  Powers, 
Henry  Gotham. 

Second  squadon,  Seventh  regiment  of  cavalry: 

Ephraim  Bennet,  captain;  Thomas  Loomis,  first  lieutenant;  Norris 
M.  W'oodruff,  second  do;  Isaac  Mofrett,  junior,  cornet. 


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SARATOGA    COUNTY. 


Lieutenant  Colonel  Thomas  Rogers'  regiment:  ^- 

Jeremiah  Terhune,  adjutant. 


NEW   YORK    COUNTY. 

Second  brigade  of  infantry  in  the  city  and  county  of  New  York: 

Fourth  regiment  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  Robert 
Bogardus: 

Captains — Robert  Gosman,  vice  Graham,  moved;  Samuel  B. 
Romaine,  vice  Mullany,  resigned;  John  W.  Gibson;  Lewis  Lock- 
wood,  vice  Burckloe,  moved. 

Lieutenants — Robert  Emmet,  vice  Gosman,  promoted;  Judah 
Hammond,  vice  Romaine,  promoted;  Stephen  Dummer,  junior,  vice 
G.  D.  Smith,  resigned;  James  Stryker,  vice  S.  Harris,  resigned. 

Ensigns — James  Renwick,  vice  Emmet,  promoted;  John 
McGregor,  vice  Hammond,  promoted;  John  L.  Bogardus,  vice 
Dummer,  promoted;  Henry  Fisher,  vice  Stryker,  promoted;  Alex- 
ander Fleming,  vice  E.  Hoffman,  resigned;  Albert  Chrystie;  Albert 
C.  Green. 

Fifth  regiment,  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel  Isaac  A.  Van 
Hook: 

Charles  King,  captain,  vice  J.  Cocke,  resigned. 

Ensigns — Major  G.  Pell,  vice  G.  W.  Morton,  promoted;  Joshua 
Hyatt,  vice  P.  Teller;  Jacob  Scheifflen,  junior,  vice  C.  Squire, 
declined;  Zebedee  Ring,  vice  C.  Sebring,  resigned. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Third  regiment,  third  brigade  of  artillery : 

John  L.  Clark,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Stillwell,  appointed  adju- 
tant; John  Stilwell,  adjutant. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Thaddeus  M.  Woods'  regiment: 


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Derick  C.  Lansing,  chaplain;  Nehemiah  H.  Earll,  adjutant,  vice 
S.  G.  Williams,  moved;  Luther  Badger,  quartermaster,  vice  N.  H. 
Earll,  promoted. 

Asa  Rice,  captain;  Amos  P.  Granger,  lieutenant;  Charles  Gard- 
ner, ensign — light  infantry. 

Captains — Martin  Wandall,  vice  Byington,  declined;  Richard  C. 
Johnson,  vice  Wheeler,  moved;  Daniel  Stanley,  vice  J.  Webb, 
refused;  John  Clark,  vice  F.  Fenner,  refused. 

Lieutenants — Judson  Webb,  vice  Miller,  moved ;  Thomas  Wheeler, 
vice  T.  Curtis,  refused;  Ebby  Polly,  vice  Jno.  Green,  moved;  Abel 
Crane,  vice  D.Stanley,  promoted;  Levi  Ellis, vice  J.  Clark,  promoted. 

Ensigns — Jeremiah  Keeler,  vice  J.  Gridley,  refused;  Asa  Foot, 
vice  M.  Wandell,  promoted;  Samuel  S.  Dodge,  vice  S.  Woodruff, 
refused;  Charles  Wheedon,  vice  R.  C.  Johnson,  promoted;  Stephen 
Walter,  vice  J.  Slade,  refused;  Gilbert  Pinckney,  vice  L.  Ellis,  pro- 
moted. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Jacob  Chandler's  regiment: 

Ezra  Brackett,  captain;  John  Stevens,  lieutenant;  John  Ward, 
ensign — light  infantry. 

Captains — John  Manro,  vice  S.  Powers,  promoted;  Job  Green, 
vice  J.  Adams,  do;  Stephen  Brace,  vice  B.  Bart,  moved. 

Lieutenants — Perry  Sowle,  vice  J.  Manro,  promoted ;  John  Butler, 
vice  P.  Dolson,  moved;  Daniel  Huganin,  junior,  vice  S.  Brace, 
promoted. 

Ensigns — Aaron  Wright,  vice  Perry  Sowle,  do;  David  Williams, 
vice  J.  Greene,  do;  Joseph  Rice,  vice  Huganin,  junior,  do. 

Henry  B.  Turner,  captain;  David  Parish,  lieutenant;  Josiah  Par- 
ish, ensign — a  new  company. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Jacob  Johnson's  regiment: 

Stephen  Patrick,  paymaster,  vice  Merryman,  refused. 


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Asahel  Roundy,  captain,  vice  M.  Legg,  resigned;  Jesse  Swan, 
captain,  vice  W.  Sprague,  resigned;  Cyrus  Wheaton,  lieutenant,  vice 
J.  Knapp,  do;  Stephen  Pomroy,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Swann,  promoted. 

Ensigns — John  Luckham,vice  A.  Roundy;  Timothy  Pomroy,  vice 
S.  Pomroy ;  Frederick  Ackles,  vice  W.  Trowbridge,  refused. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Jacobus  Depuy's  regiment: 

Christopher  Clark,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Depuy, 
refused. 

Ensign  Hill,  first  major,  vice  E.  Hall,  refused;  Morris  Case,  second 
major,  vice  C.  Clark,  promoted. 

Captains — Pliny  Draper,  vice  E.  Hill,  promoted;  Jabez  Castle, 
vice  M.  Case,  promoted;  David  Webb,  vice  A.  Palmatier,  refused; 
John  Sprague,  vice  T.  Barnum,  junior,  do;  Samuel  T.  Marsh,  vice 
J.  Scovil,  do. 

Lieutenants — Gilbert  Jackson,  vice  P.  Draper,  promoted;  Nathan 
Wright,  vice  P.  T.  Marsh,  promoted;  Richard  Bailey,  vice  D.  Webb, 
promoted;  Henry  Tiffany,  vice  L.  Guthrie,  moved. 

Ensigns — Samuel  Bailey,  vice  R.  Bailey,  promoted;  John  Fellows, 
vice  J.  Clapp,  refused;  Henry  Potter,  vice  L.  Cooley,  refused;  Asa 
Cook,  vice  G.  Jackson,  promoted. 

James  Carr,  lieutenant  of  grenadiers,  vice  R.  Murray,  junior, 
refused;  Marovia  Marsh,  ensign  do,  vice  D.  Marsh,  moved. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Warren  Heacox's  regiment: 

Levi  Mason,  second  major,  vice  A.  Earll,  refused. 

Daniel  Chafre,  captain,  vice  A.  Chapman;  John  Peterson,  captain, 
vice  L.  Mason,  promoted;  Samuel  Rhodes,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice 
R.  Earll,  moved;  Seth  Hall,  ensign;  John  Robinson,  ensign,  vice 
Peterson,  promoted;  Sylvester  Ellis,  ensign,  vice  J.  Legg,  refused; 
Samuel  Chapman,  ensign,  vice  J.  B.  Buss,  do. 


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rensselaer  county. 
Lieutenant  Colonel  Gilbert  Eddy's  regiment: 
Richard  Bryan,  lieutenant,  vice  Jacob  Williams,  resigned;  Isaac 
Talmadge,  ensign. 

DUTCHESS    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  John  Storm's  regiment: 

Abraham  Van  Wyck,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Jno. 
Storm,  resigned;  William  Roe  Van  Voorhees,  first  major,  vice  A. 
B.  Rapelye,  resigned;  Abraham  R.  Adriance,  second  major. 

Peter  Hogland,  captain,  vice  Van  Wyck,  promoted;  John  Van 
Voorhees,  lieutenant,  vice  Hogland,  promoted;  Jonathan  Griffin, 
ensign. 

James  Abrams,  captain,  vice  P.  Vanderbilt,  resigned;  Christopher 
Hughson,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Lyster,  resigned;  Henry  A.  Monfort, 
ensign,  vice  J.  Abrams,  promoted. 

Joseph  Vail,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  A.  B.  Rapelye,  resigned; 
Henry  Haight,  lieutenant  do,  vice  J.  Vail,  promoted;  Abraham  B. 
Rapelye,  junior,  ensign  do,  vice  Haight,  promoted. 

Samuel  L.  Van  Voorhees,  captain,  vice  Brinckerhoff,  appointed 
sheriff;  Abram  C.  Dubois,  lieutenant,  vice  Van  Vorhees,  promoted; 
Joseph  Haight,  ensign,  vice  Dubois,  promoted. 

Greenleaf  Street,  captain,  vice  W.  R.  Van  Voorhees,  promoted; 
John  Rapelye,  lieutenant,  vice  G.  Street,  promoted;  Theodorus 
Annin,  ensign,  vice  J.  Rapelye,  promoted;  Samuel  W.  Birdsall, 
ensign,  vice  Dolloway,  moved;  Miel  Peck,  lieutenant. 

Daniel  Jackson,  captain,  Vice  Adriance,  promoted;  Isaac  R. 
Adriance,  lieutenant,  vice  Jackson,  promoted;  William  Wilde,  junior, 
ensign,  vice  I.  R.  Adriance;  Stephen  Hasbrouck,  surgeon's  mate, 
vice  Rapelye,  moved. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Isaac  Crosby,  junior's  regiment: 

Peter  H.  Foster,  captain,  vice  Barnum,  deceased;  Caleb  Barnum, 


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1812. 

lieutenant,  vice  Foster,  promoted;  Reuben  D.  Barnum,  ensign,  vice 
C.  Barnum,  promoted. 

Solomon  Wooden,  captain,  vice  Starte,  resigned;  Henry  Ward, 
lieutenant,  vice  Wooden,  promoted;  Thomas  Lake,  ensign,  vice 
Ward,  promoted;  Gideon  Wakeman,  ensign,  vice  Church,  moved; 
Daniel  Townsend,  ensign,  vice  A.  Paddock,  moved. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  James  Townsend's  regiment: 

Abraham  Everitt,  captain,  vice  N.  Fuller,  resigned;  Isaachar  Mer- 
rick, lieutenant,  vice  Everitt,  promoted;  Noah  Robinson,  ensign,  vice 
Merrick,  promoted. 

Silas  Austin,  captain,  vice  Job  Austin,  resigned;  Dennis  Sunder- 
land, lieutenant;  John  J.  Conkling,  ensign;  Justis  Garretson,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Neilson,  moved;  William  H.  Johnson,  paymaster,  vice 
S.  Waring,  resigned;  Elisha  Cole,  junior,  ensign,  vice  W.  H. 
Johnson. 

Abel  Peck,  captain,  vice  Eben  Boyd,  resigned;  John  Hazen,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  A.  Peck,  promoted;  Bennet  Boyd,  ensign;  Noah  Crane, 
surgeon's  mate,  vice  Patrick,  resigned. 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

One    Hundred    and    Fifty-fifth    regiment    of    infantry,    whereof       1812 
Thomas  Davis  is  lieutenant  colonel  commandant:  20. 

Guilford  D.  Young,  second  major,  with  rank  from  the  28th  day 
of  February  last;  Abraham  W.  Defreest,  ensign,  vice  Vandenburgh, 
moved. 

ONEIDA    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Fortieth  regiment  of  infantry — Saul  Smith, 
lieutenant  colonel. 

Rollin  Blount,  lieutenant;  Reuben  Dagget,  ensign. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirty-fourth  regiment  of  infantry  (Wm. 
Stone,  lieutenant  colonel): 


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Giester  Andrews,  lieutenant;  Joel  Griffin,  ensign;  Lewis  Sherrill, 
ensign:  Xicholas  Smith,  quartermaster,  vice  White,  moved. 

TIOGA    COUNTY. 

Seventy-ninth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Jesse  Carpenter,  captain,  vice  Baldwin,  moved  away;  Asahel  Burn- 
ham,  lieutenant,  vice  Carpenter,  promoted;  Oliver  Besly,  ensign, 
vice  Burnham,  promoted. 

John  McConnell,  captain,  vice  Teall,  moved  away;  Azariah  Bruce, 
lieutenant,  vice  McConnell,  promoted;  John  Jackson,  ensign,  vice 
Bruce,  promoted. 

Eleazer  Owens,  captain,  vice  Wells,  do;  Jonathan  Rockwell,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Owens,  do;  Joseph  McConnell,  ensign,  vice  Rock- 
well, do. 

Samuel  Tuthill,  captain;  Samuel  Winton,  adjutant,  vice  Tuthill; 
Charles  F.  Fry,  lieutenant. 

Ninety-fifth  regiment  of  infantry  (Jacob  Swartwood,  lieutenant 
colonel): 

Isaac  Hammel,  captain;  James  H.  Allen,  lieutenant;  Joseph  Hor- 
ton,  ensign — a  new  company. 

Jesse  Smith,  captain,  vice  Bacon,  resigned;  Chauncy  Woodford, 
lieutenant,  vice  Smith,  promoted;  Seneca  Howland,  ensign,  vice 
Woodford,  do. 

John  Field,  captain,  vice  Kingsley,  moved  away;  Rodney  Hob- 
bert,  lieutenant,  vice  Field,  promoted;  Nicholas  Berzee,  ensign,  vice 
Hobbert,  do;  Myron  W.  Holmes,  surgeon;  Lewis  Beers,  chaplain. 

BROOME    COUNTY. 

Third  regiment: 

William  W.  Cook,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  De  Witt,  resigned: 

Anslem  Cole,  first  major;  Luther  Sawtell,  second  do. 


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Oliver  Harper,  captain,  vice  Cole,  promoted;  Samuel  Badger, 
lieutenant;  Simon  Mason,  ensign. 

Allen  Andrews,  captain,  vice  Hotchkiss,  resigned;  Benjamin 
Alden,  lieutenant;  Levi  Andruss,  ensign. 

John  R.  Wildman,  captain,  vice  Sawtell,  promoted;  George  Park, 
lieutenant;  Oliver  Ely,  ensign. 

Walker  Cole,  captain,  vice  Merchant,  resigned;  Zebediah  Chafee, 
lieutenant;  Jarvis  Blakesley,  ensign. 

James  P.  Aplington,  captain;  Abraham  Lumoureaux,  lieutenant; 
Elijah  Fuller,  ensign;  Benjamin  Gibbs,  do  light  infantry. 

Fifty-third  regiment — Oliver  Huntington,  lieutenant  colonel: 

Jesse  McQuigg,  captain;  Alfred  Gates,  lieutenant;  Tilson  Wood, 
ensign. 

Elnathan  Norton,  captain;  Ira  Badger, lieutenant;  Lewis  Richards, 
ensign. 

Casper  Richards,  captain;  Hooker  Bishop,  lieutenant;  George 
Beachtle,  ensign;  Philip  Beegler,  lieutenant;  Joseph  Perry,  quarter- 
master. 

SARATOGA    COUNTY. 

First  squadron,  Seventh  regiment  of  cavalry: 

Isaac  Q.  Carpenter,  adjutant. 

John  Sayls,  captain,  vice  Montgomery,  resigned;  Hezekiah  Rey- 
nold, first  lieutenant,  vice  Sayls,  promoted;  Jeremiah  Rundle,  second 
do,  vice  Reynolds,  do ;  Lodawick  Viely,  cornet. 

WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

Second  squadron — Jonathan  Don,  junior,  first  lieutenant,  vice 
Smith,  promoted;  Aaron  Vail,  second  do;  Elezer  Crocker,  cornet. 

John  A.  Ferriss,  captain,  vice  Robards,  promoted;  James  Nichols, 
first  lieutenant,  vice  A.  Ferriss,  resigned;  Daniel  W.  Wing,  second 
do,  vice  Nichols,  promoted;  Daniel  Fairchild,  cornet,  vice  Wing, 


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1812. 

do;  John  N.  Basset,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Tifft,  promoted;  Joseph 
Safford,  cornet. 

WESTCHESTER    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Jonathan  Varian's  (Twelfth)  regiment: 

Lawrence  Davenport,  second  major. 

Benjamin  Fowler,  captain;  Caleb  Smith,  lieutenant;  Peter  Lynt, 
ensign. 

Thomas  Sherwood,  captain;  Ebenezer  Baldwin,  lieutenant;  Jona- 
than Lawrence,  ensign — of  a  new  company  of  riflemen. 

COLUMBIA    COUNTY. 

Fourth  regiment  of  artillery: 

James  Vanderpoel,  captain;  Freeman  Fellows,  first  lieutenant; 
Ira  Stone,  second  do — new  company. 

MADISON    COUNTY. 

Company  of  horse  artillery: 

Levi  Love,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Hubbard,  resigned;  Joseph 
Richardson,  second  do,  vice  Love,  promoted;  Isaac  Lewis,  cornet, 
vice  Richardson,  do. 

WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Twenty-first  regiment  of  infantry — John  Stew- 
art, lieutenant  colonel: 

Benjamin  Copeland,  second  major,  vice  Beadlestone,  removed. 

Franklin  Hoskins,  captain,  vice  Copeland,  promoted;  Perum 
Thompson,  lieutenant,  vice  Hoskins,  promoted;  Benjamin  Padden, 
ensign  light  infantry,  vice  Priest,  removed. 

Twenty-third  regiment — James  Tuttle,  lieutenant  colonel  com- 
mandant : 

Andrew  Crocker,  paymaster. 

Lewis  Numan,  captain,  vice  Ferris,  resigned;  Orreson  Mead, 
lieutenant,  vice  Numan,  promoted;  Charles  Higley,  ensign,  vice 
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1812. 

Richardson  Cameron,  Alden  Le  Barron,  Allen  Anderson — 
ensigns. 

ONTARIO    COUNTY. 

Seventy-first  regiment — Philetus  Swift,  lieutenant  colonel  com- 
mandant: 

Lemuel  Bannister,  junior,  adjutant,  vice  Deane,  resigned;  Jesse 
Mason,  paymaster,  vice  Bannister,  promoted;  Asahel  Bannister, 
quartermaster,  vice  Holiday,  moved  away. 

NIAGARA    COUNTY. 

Thirteenth  regiment — Asa  Chapman,  lieutenant  colonel  com- 
mandant : 

John  Sample,  captain,  vice  Ensign;  Caleb  Rogers,  lieutenant,  vice 
Ludlow,  removed;  Joseph  Hulburt,  ensign,  vice  Sample,  promoted. 

ONTARIO    COUNTY. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Thaddeus  Remington's  regiment  (Eleventh) — 
late  Asa  Stanley's : 

Hooker  Sawyer,  second  major. 

Nicholas  Howland, captain;  Levi  Fuller,  lieutenant;  Peter  Mitchel, 
ensign;  David  C.  Hicok,  do. 

SCHOHARIE    COUNTY. 

Second  squadron,  Sixth  regiment  of  cavalry: 
Nathan  P.  Tyler,  captain;  Simon  Hager,  first  lieutenant;  John 
Chichester,  second  do;  Elijah  Van  Horn,  cornet — new  company. 

MONTGOMERY    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirty-eighth  regiment — George  H.  Nellis, 
lieutenant  colonel  commandant: 

David  Moyer,  first  major,  vice  Smith,  removed;  Henry  Lyker, 
second  do,  vice  Moyer,  promoted. 

Peter  Collier,  captain,  vice  Lyker,  do;  Aaron  Clement,  lieutenant, 


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vice  Collier,  do:  Cornelius  Runckel,  ensign;  Silvanus  Nye,  lieuten- 
ant, vice  Smith,  not  accepted;  William  Hawell,  ensign,  vice  Nye, 
promoted. 

ULSTER    COUNTY. 

Twenty-third  brigade — (late)  Moses  Cantine,  brigadier  general : 

Elnathan  H.  Sears,  brigade  quartermaster. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirty-first  regiment — (late)  Tjerick  De  Witt, 
lieutenant  colonel: 

Cornelius  Van  Beuren,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  De  Witt,  resigned. 

Jacob  H.  De  Witt,  adjutant. 

Luke  Kiersted,  junior,  captain;  Peter  P.  Post,  lieutenant;  Peter 
Schoonmaker,  ensign — company  of  rangers. 

John  Sudani,  captain;  John  Stewart,  ensign;  Conrad  Van  Gas- 
beck,  lieutenant — new  company. 

John  J.  Houghtaling,  captain;  Jacobus  J.  Cole,  lieutenant;  The- 
ophilus  Elsworth,  ensign — light  infantry. 

Philip  B.  Bonistale,  captain;  Henry  Bonistale,  lieutenant;  Henry 
Elting,  junior,  ensign — fusiieers. 

Anthony  Dumond,  paymaster,  vice  Sudam,  promoted. 

One  Hundred  and  Xineteenth  regiment — William  A.  Cuddeback, 
lieutenant  colonel: 

Gabriel  H.  Horton,  adjutant,  vice  Shaw,  promoted;  Peter  Miller, 
ensign,  vice  Horton,  promoted. 

Jacob  Credit,  captain;  Benjamin  France,  lieutenant. 

Major  Josiah  Depuy's  battalion: 

Abraham  Krom,  captain;  John  S.  Pomeroy,  lieutenant;  Samuel 
Martin,  lieutenant;  Reuben  Hall,  ensign;  Joseph  Corlile,  do. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirtieth  regiment — Frederick  Westbrook, 
lieutenant  colonel  commandant: 

Benjamin  Bevier,  first  major,  vice  Hardenburg,  resigned;  Moses 
J.  Dupuy,  second  major,  vice  Bevier,  promoted. 


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Joachim  Schoonmaker,  captain,  vice  Depuy,  promoted;  Abraham 
W.  De  Witt,  lieutenant,  vice  Schoonmaker,  promoted;  Elijah 
Alligen,  ensign,  vice  De  Witt,  promoted. 

Louis  Bevier,  captain,  vice  Brink,  resigned;  Jacob  Lounsberry, 
lieutenant,  vice  Roosa,  do;  Jacob  J.  Roosa,  ensign,  vice  Bevier,  pro- 
moted; John  Chambers,  do,  vice  Smith,  not  accepted;  Jacob  West- 
brook,  do,  vice  Middagh,  do. 

David  Abby,  captain,  vice  Davis,  resigned;  William  J.  Davis,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Abby,  promoted;  Isaac  Hollister,  junior,  ensign,  vice 
Davis,  do. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Twenty-fifth  regiment — (late)  William  Mackey,  lieutenant 
•colonel  : 

Silas  Boardman,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Mackey. 

James  Sackett,  first  major,  vice  Boardman,  promoted;  Alexander 
Mackey,  second  do,  vice  Sackett,  do. 

Jacob  Coplen,  captain,  vice  Mackey,  do;  Enoch  Sayre,  lieutenant, 
vice  Coplen,  do;  Eli  Mackey,  ensign,  vice  Sayre,  do. 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Fifty-fifth  regiment— Thomas  Davis,  lieutenant 
colonel  commandant : 

Benjamin  Higbie,  captain,  vice  Young,  promoted;  James  A. 
Zander,  lieutenant,  vice  Higbie,  do;  William  L.  Marcy,  ensign,  vice 
Higbie,  do. 

DELAWARE    COUNTY. 

Eighty-seventh  regiment — William  Harper,  lieutenant  colonel  : 
Virgil  Bunnell,  lieutenant,  vice  Sackrider,  promoted;  John  Lyon, 
ensign. 

Sixty-ninth  regiment— Abraham  Howell,  lieutenant  colonel: 

Shubael  Johnson,  first  major,  vice  Chamberlin,  declined;  William 

Dewey,  second  major,  vice  Johnson,  not  accepted. 
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Major  Ebenezer  Wheeler's  battalion: 

Ezra  May,  adjutant. 

Joshua  Gee,  captain,  to  rank  from  29th  of  February  last,  vice 
Joseph  Gee,  to  be  superseded. 

Major  Sam'l  Hull's  battalion: 

Richard  M.  Goodrich,  surgeon ;  James  Adams,  ensign. 

Resolved,  that  Joseph  Gee  be  no  longer  captain  and  that  a  super- 
sedeas issue  accordingly. 

WESTCHESTER    COUNTY. 

Second  squadron,  Second  regiment  of  cavalry: 

Peter  Underhill,  captain,  vice  Merritt,  resigned;  William  Bush, 
first  lieutenant,  vice  Underhill,  promoted;  Gilbert  Underhill,  second 
lieutenant,  vice  Bush,  promoted ;  Peter  Cornwell,  cornet,  vice  Under- 
hill, promoted. 

COLUMBIA    COUNTY. 

Fifty-sixth  regiment — Peter  J.  Vosburgh,  lieutenant  colonel: 
Charles  Whiting,  adjutant,  vice  Deyo,  resigned. 

JEFFERSON    COUNTY. 

Sixth  regiment,  third  brigade  of  artillery: 
Amasa  Trowbridge,  captain. 

CAYUGA    COUNTY. 

First  battalion,  Sixth  regiment  of  artillery: 

John  Clark,  captain,  vice  Adams,  resigned;  Elijah  Drake,  first 
lieutenant,  vice  Clark,  promoted;  Zadock  Wicks,  second  do,  vice 
Drake,  do. 

One  Hundred  and  Fifty-eighth  regiment  (infantry): 

John  Harris,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant. 

Benjamin  Horton,  junior,  captain,  vice  Goodrich,  appointed 
sheriff;  Willis  Lathrop,  lieutenant,  vice  Horton,  promoted;  Aaron 
Treat,  ensign,  vice  Lathrop,  do. 


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broome  county. 

Fifty-third  regiment — Oliver  Huntington,  lieutenant  colonel: 

Daniel  Loring,  chaplain;  Pardon  Yates,  ensign;  Ebenezer 
Hunt,  do. 

First  battalion,  Sixth  regiment  of  artillery: 

Charles  Tayler,  second  lieutenant,  with  rank  from  last  year, 
appointed  second  lieutenant. 

NEW   YORK    COUNTY. 

Fourth  regiment,  first  brigade  of  artillery : 

Thomas  Shaw,  captain  horse  artillery,  vice  McKeon,  appointed 
in  United  States  service;  Charles  A.  W.  McPherson,  first  lieutenant, 
vice  Shaw,  promoted;  Alexander  Sibbold,  second  do,  vice  McPher- 
son, promoted;  William  Bryce,  cornet,  vice  Sibbold,  promoted. 

Tohn  Wilson,  captain;  Obadiah  Seaman,  first  lieutenant;  New- 
berry Hewlet,  second  do;  John  C.  Van  Dyne,  cornet. 

John  R.  Satterlee,  captain  foot  artillery;  George  Nixon,  do; 
Thomas  L.  Rich,  do;  William  T.  Lawrence,  do. 

First  lieutenants — James  Ronalds,  junior;  Stephen  A.  Rich; 
Thomas  A.  Ronalds;  Jacob  Rapelye;  Aaron  T.  Crane,  vice  Mathews, 
removed  from  State. 

Second  lieutenants — Abraham  Riker;  John  Smith;  Thomas  Ste- 
venson, junior;  Paul  Rapelye;  William  Swaine,  vice  Satterlee,  pro- 
moted; Stephen  Phelps,  vice  Crane,  promoted;  Charles  Lawton; 
George  Little,  vice  Van  Ranst,  resigned. 

Micajah  Townsend,  captain,  vice  Duryee,  resigned;  Titus  R. 
Boerum,  first  lieutenant;  Ezekiel  Jones,  first  do,  vice  Spooner, 
removed  from  county;  Pardon  T.  Tabor,  second  lieutenant,  vice 
Jones,  promoted;  Charles  Lawton,  quartermaster;  John  H.  Clark, 
chaplain;  Andrew  Hunt,  surgeon's  mate. 


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1812. 


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23. 


ONTARIO    COUNTY. 


1812.  Eleventh  regiment  of  infantry — Thaddeus  Remington,  lieutenant 

colonel. 

John  Dwight,  lieutenant. 

Seventy-first  infantry — Philetus  Swift,  lieutenant  colonel  com- 
mandant: 

Gardner  Wells,  surgeon's  mate. 

ROCKLAND    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Sixtieth  regiment — Cornelius  Blauvelt,  lieuten- 
ant colonel: 

Daniel  Taulman,  quartermaster;  Ralphi  Bush,  surgeon. 

SCHENECTADY   COUNTY. 

Fourteenth  brigade — William  Mackey ,  brigadier  general : 
Eri    Lusher,    brigade    inspector,    vice    James    (Jonas)    Holland, 
appointed  in  the  United  States  army. 

Daniel  McDougall,  brigade  quartermaster,  vice  Lusher,  promoted. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Eighth  division  of  infantry: 

James  McKown,  junior;  Elam  Lynds — aides-de  camp  to  Major 
General  Paul  Todd,  with  rank  of  majors. 

GREENE    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Twentieth  regiment — Samuel  Haight,  lieuten- 
ant colonel: 

James  Finch,  captain,  vice  Treadwell,  removed  from  county; 
James  Earl,  lieutenant,  vice  Finch,  promoted;  Benjamin  Sayre, 
ensign,  vice  Post,  declined;  Mark  Spencer,  quartermaster,  vice  Root, 
resigned. 


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herkimer  county. 
Fortieth  regiment — (late)  Jonah  Knapp,  lieutenant  colonel: 
David  M.  Hale,  surgeon's  mate. 

OTSEGO    COUNTY. 

Second  regiment — Farrand  Stranahan,  lieutenant  colonel: 
George  Morell,  adjutant;  Anson  Higby,  quartermaster. 
One  Hundred  and  Thirty-fifth  regiment — Gersom  Palmer,  lieu- 
tenant colonel: 

Austin  Wood,  ensign. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Twenty-fifth  regiment — Silas  Boardman,  lieutenant  colonel : 
Adam  Spaun,  ensign. 

First  battalion,  Fifth  regiment  of  artillery: 

Simeon  Bellamy,  captain;  Jacob  Waley,  first  lieutenant;  George 
Wands,  second  do. 

NIAGARA    COUNTY. 

First  battalion,  Sixth  regiment  of  artillery: 

Asa  Stanard,  captain;  John  Seeley,  first  lieutenant;  Pliny  H.  Field, 
second  do — new  company. 

CHENANGO    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirty-third  regiment — Samuel  Balcom,  lieu- 
tenant colonel  commandant: 

Thornton  Wasson,  second  major,  vice  Ives,  moved  out  of  beat. 

Asa  Gregory,  captain,  vice  Wasson,  promoted;  Roswell  Drake, 
lieutenant,  vice  Ruynolds,  declined;  Rufus  Weatherly,  ensign,  vice 
Gregory,  promoted. 

James  Clapp,  captain,  vice  Lyon,  moved;  Gates  Willcox,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Havans,  do;  Abijah  Lobdell,  ensign,  vice  Havens, 
declined. 


1812. 


1812. 


1366  Annual  Report  of  the 

Thomas  Humphrey,  junior,  captain,  vice  Church,  not  accepting; 
David  Pollard,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice  Humphrey,  promoted;  Arad 
StowelL  ensign,  vice  Pollard,  promoted;  Benjamin  Bragg,  lieu- 
tenant. 

One  Hundred  and  Fifth  regiment — Thompson  Mead,  lieutenant 
colonel: 

Samuel  Camp,  captain  of  grenadiers,  vice  Pek,  promoted;  John 
F.  Fairchild,  lieutenant  do,  vice  Brown,  promoted;  Wellard  Welton, 
ensign  do,  vice  Camp,  promoted;  Samuel  H.  Williams,  ensign  of 
infantry,  vice  Gray,  declined. 

SARATOGA    COUNTY. 

Forty-first  regiment — John  Dunning,  lieutenant  colonel: 
Noadiah  Moody,  captain,  vice  Montgomery,  moved  away;  Gradus 

Downey,    lieutenant,    vice    Moodey,    promoted;    Garner    Conklin, 

ensign,  vice  Downey,  promoted. 

Thirty-second  regiment — David  Rogers,  lieutenant  colonel: 
Isaac  Curtiss,  lieutenant,  vice  Burnett,  resigned;  Henry  Miller, 

ensign,  vice  Curtiss,  promoted. 

STEUBEN    COUNTY. 

First  brigade — George  McClure,  brigadier  general: 
Dugald    Cameron,   brigade    quartermaster,   vice   McBurney,   ap- 
pointed sheriff. 

Ninety-sixth  regiment — Samuel  S.  Haight,  lieutenant  colonel: 
Elias  Hopkins,  junior,  paymaster,  vice  Gorton,  resigned. 

TIOGA    COUNTY. 

Seventy-ninth  regiment — Selah  Matthews,  lieutenant  colonel  com- 
mandant: 

Elias  Satterly,  surgeon,  vice  Ganad,  moved  away;  Green  Bentley, 
junior,  ensign,  vice  Connell,  refused;  Abraham  Coryell,  lieutenant. 


State  Historian.  1367 

1812. 

vice  Winton,  promoted;  Mallet  Booth,  ensign,  vice  Coryell,  pro- 
moted; John  Jackson,  ensign,  vice  Bruce,  promoted. 

SARATOGA    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Forty-fourth  regiment — Hezekiah  Ketchum, 
lieutenant  colonel  commandant: 

Andrew  Frasher,  captain,  vice  Moe,  resigned;  Lawrence  Travers, 
lieutenant,  vice  Frost,  moved;  Ira  Moe,  ensign,  vice  Travers,  pro- 
moted; Benjamin  Chamberlin,  lieutenant,  vice  Philo,  moved;  David 
Spencer,  ensign,  vice  Chamberlin,  promoted. 

SCHENECTADY   COUNTY. 

Fifty-seventh  regiment — John  Veeder,  lieutenant  colonel  com- 
mandant: 

Amasa  Starks,  captain,  vice  Crawford,  resigned;  Abraham  Dome, 
lieutenant,  vice  Starks,  promoted;  William  Gregg,  ensign,  vice 
Wasson,  disabled. 

ORANGE    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Forty-eighth  regiment — Abraham  Vail,  lieu- 
tenant colonel  commandant: 

Dan  Hathway,  captain  grenadiers,  vice  Turner,  appointed  in 
Army;  Josiah  Kitchell,  lieutenant  do,  vice  Hathway,  promoted; 
Michael  Jackson,  ensign  do,  vice  Kitchell,  promoted. 

Jacob  Van  Elten,  captain,  vice  Wood,  moved  away;  Philip  Swart- 
wout,  lieutenant,  vice  Elten,  promoted;  Solomon  Van  Fleet,  junior, 
ensign;  Hulet  Clark,  lieutenant,  vice  Tuyle,  moved  away;  Joel  Whit- 
lock,  ensign,  vice  Clark,  promoted;  Cyrus  Skinner,  do,  vice  Roberts, 
promoted. 

John  Wood,  captain  riflemen;  James  Eaton,  lieutenant;  Jacob 
Miers,  ensign — new  company. 


1368  Annual  Report  of  the 

montgomery  county. 
Second  battalion,  Fifth  regiment,  third  brigade  of  artillery: 
Thomas  Machin,  junior,  captain;  John  Yatman,  first  lieutenant; 
John  Eddy,  second  do — new  company. 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

First  regiment  of  infantry — Caleb  Carr,  lieutenant  colonel: 
George  Forsyth,  quartermaster,  vice  Van  Yleck,  resigned;  David 

Tift,  ensign. 

Pliny    Miller,   junior,    captain:   John    Curtis,    lieutenant;    David 

Eranard,  junior,  ensign — new  company  of  light  infantry. 

DELAWARE    COUNTY. 

Eighty-seventh  regiment — William  Harper,  lieutenant  colonel: 
(Names  in  original  manuscript  excised.) 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirty-sixth  regiment — John  V.  A.  Lansing, 
lieutenant  colonel: 

Francis  Costigan,  captain,  vice  Winne,  resigned;  Henry  W.  Sny- 
der, lieutenant,  vice  Ten  Broeck,  deceased;  Philip  Lindebacker, 
ensign,  vice  Giddes,  not  accepted;  John  J.  Roft,  ensign;  Abraham 
Bird,  lieutenant  light  infantry,  vice  Fonda,  resigned;  John  Yearsley> 
ensign  do,  vice  Swan,  do. 

SENECA    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Forty-fifth  regiment — Hugh  Graham,  lieuten- 
ant colonel: 

Stephen  Salmon,  lieutenant  riflemen,  with  rank  from  February  4, 
1812. 

WESTCHESTER    COUNTY. 

Thirty-third  regiment — David  Hobby,  junior,  lieutenant  colonel: 
Stephen  D.  Powell,  captain:  Frederick  Graham,  lieutenant;  John 
Lee,  ensign — new  company  of  riflemen. 


State  Historian.  1369 

genesee  county. 
Seventy-seventh  regiment — Daniel  Davis,  lieutenant  colonel: 
Chester  Porter,  captain;  Justus  Chapman,  lieutenant. 
Ensigns — Jason  Libby,  James  Beeman,  Thomas  Olcott,  junior, 
Simon  Armstrong,  Abraham  Low. 
Chauncey  P.  Smith,  surgeon's  mate. 

ARTILLERY. 

The  Commander-in-chief  having  set  off  the  artillery  companies*  in 
Orange,  Ulster  and  Rockland  from  the  Third  regiment  of  artillery, 
and  having  organized  the  said  companies  in  the  counties  of  Orange, 
Ulster  and  Rockland  into  a  separate  regiment  to  be  called  the 
Seventh  regiment  of  artillery — Lieutenant  Colonel  Nathan  Myers 
and  Major  Samuel  Slee  are  the  only  field  officers  left  in  the  Third 
regiment,  which  will  hereafter  consist  of  the  artillery  companies  in 
Dutchess  county;  therefore,  Resolved,  that  the  following  appoint- 
ments be  made  in  the  said  Third  regiment  of  artillery. 

DUTCHESS    COUNTY. 

Third  regiment  of  artillery,  second  battalion: 

Gilbert  Ketcham,  second  major;  John  S.  Myers,  paymaster;  James 
Livingston  Van  Kleeck,  surgeon;  Peter  Schofield,  surgeon's  mate; 
James  Covil,  chaplain;  Joseph  Nelson,  first  lieutenant;  Zacheriah 
S.  Flagler,  second  do;  Leonard  Thompson,  second  do;  vice  Bryan, 
resigned. 

Henry  Tibetts,  captain,  vice  Noxon,  removed;  William  Chapman, 
first  lieutenant,  vice  Tibbetts,  promoted;  Daniel  Owen,  second  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Chapman,  promoted;  Alonzo  Delavergne,  first  lieuten- 
ant, vice  Reed,  resigned ;  Cornelius  A.  Swartwout,  second  lieutenant, 
vice  Delavergne,  promoted. 


1812. 


*  G.  O.  June  3,  1812.     See  Tompkins  Papers,  Volume  I,  pages  327,  8. — State  His- 
torian. 


1812. 


1370  Annual  Report  of  the 

albany  county. 

One  Hundred  and  Tenth  regiment  of  infantry — John  T.  Van  Dalf- 
sen,  lieutenant  colonel: 

Aaron  Abbe,  lieutenant,  vice  Ward,  not  accepting;  Gilbert  Tomp- 
kins, ensign,  vice  Keefer,  do;  George  Mosher,  ensign. 

MONTGOMERY    COUNTY. 

Twenty-sixth  regiment — Peter  Voorhies,  lieutenant  colonel: 
John  Delamater,  junior,  surgeon's  mate. 

GREENE    COUNTY. 

Second  squadron,  Fifth  regiment  cavalry: 

Bennet  Osborne,  second  lieutenant;  Aaron  Steele,  cornet — with 
rank  from  n  Februarv,  1811. 

DUTCHESS    COUNTY. 

Eighty-fourth  regiment — James  Tallmadge,  junior,  lieutenant 
colonel: 

John  Piatt,  captain,  vice  Vanderbilt,  resigned;  George  J.  Brincker- 
hoff,  lieutenant,  vice  Piatt,  promoted;  James  Ver  Valen,  ensign,  vice 
Brinckerhoff,  promoted. 

Richard  Valentine,  captain,  vice  Armstrong,  resigned;  Gilbert 
Schenck,  lieutenant,  vice  Valentine,  promoted;  Caleb  Angevine, 
ensign,  vice  Schenck,  do;  Nicholas  Power,  do,  vice  Brush,  moved 
away. 

ONEIDA    COUNTY. 

Sixth  regiment,  third  brigade  of  artillery: 

Enos  Gilbert,  captain;  Charles  Wylie,  first  lieutenant;  Levi  Green, 
second  do;  Moses  Gillet,  chaplain;  Zenas  Hutchinson,  surgeon's 
mate. 

Seventy-second  regiment — Thomas  Hicks,  lieutenant  colonel 
commandant: 


State  Historian.  1371 

James  Douglas,  captain  light  infantry;  Thomas  H.  Hamilton,  lieu- 
tenant do ;  William  Brooks,  ensign  do — new  company. 

HERKIMER    COUNTY. 

Twenty-first  brigade : 

James  Haile,  brigadier  general,  vice  Widrig. 

Fortieth  regiment — (late)  Jonah  Knapp,  lieutenant  colonel: 

Matthew  Myers,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Knapp,  moved  away. 

Jacob  P.  Weaver,  first  major,  vice  Bell,  to  be  superseded;  Amos 
Smith,  second  major,  vice  Cowles,  do. 

Mason  Barker,  captain,  vice  Smith,  promoted;  Isaac  Smith,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Barker,  promoted;  Ira  Kingsbury,  ensign,  vice 
Smith,  do. 

Frederick  Bellinger,  captain,  vice  Smith,  do;  Asahel  Andrews, 
captain;  Thomas  Kinne,  lieutenant;  Artemus  Ross,  ensign. 

Henry  F.  Helmer,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  Myers,  promoted; 
Horace  Morse,  lieutenant  do,  vice  Helmer,  promoted;  Jabez  Fox, 
ensign  do,  vice  Morse,  promoted;  Abel  Fowler,  ensign  do,  vice  Mar- 
tin, not  accepted. 

Resolved,  that  Thomas  Bell  be  no  longer  second  major  and  that 
Eben'r  Cowles  be  no  longer  captain  in  the  regiment  commanded 
by  Matthew  Myers,  and  that  supersedeases  be  issued  accordingly. 

Ninetieth  regiment — (late)  James  Hale  (Haile),  lieutenant  colonel: 

Daniel  Wright,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Hale,  pro- 
moted. 

Daniel  Fenner,  first  major,  vice  Wright,  do. 

Jost  Petrie,  captain,  vice  Golden,  resigned;  Peter  Picket,  lieuten- 
ant, vice  Petrie,  promoted;  Jost  P.  Waggoner,  ensign,  vice 
Picket,  do. 

William  Sherwood,  captain,  vice  McMitchel,  resigned;  Eber  Ste- 
vens, lieutenant,  vice  Sherwood,  promoted;  Charles  Willard,  ensign, 
vice  Stevens,  do. 


1812. 


1812 


1372  Annual  Report  of  the 

Twenty-seventh  regiment — Christopher  P.  Bellinger,  lieutenant 
colonel: 

Zachariah  Townsend,  captain,  vice  Mallery,  resigned;  Ziba  Cor- 
bet, lieutenant,  vice  Townsend,  promoted;  Ethel  Judd,  ensign,  vice 
Corbet,  promoted;  Abel  Hannes,  surgeon's  mate. 

ULSTER    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirty-first  regiment  of  infantry — Corn's  Van 
Beuren,  lieutenant  colonel: 

James  Ransom,  first  major,  vice  Van  Beuren,  promoted;  Dirck 
Dubois,  second  do;  Peter  Van  Gaasbeck,  junior,  ensign. 

MONTGOMERY    COUNTY. 

First  battalion,  Fifth  regiment  of  artillery: 

Walter  Fannin,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Empy,  not  accepted. 

ONONDAGA    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Forty-seventh  regiment — Thaddeus  M.  Wood, 
lieutenant  colonel: 

Nehemiah  H.  Earl,  adjutant. 

CAYUGA    COUNTY. 

Third  squadron,  Eighth  regiment  of  cavalry: 

James  Simpson,  captain;  Trowbridge  Allen,  first  lieutenant. 

SCHOHARIE    COUNTY. 

Eighteenth  regiment — Storm  A.  Becker,  lieutenant  colonel: 
Abraham    Kyser,   junior,    captain    light   infantry,   vice    Fencher, 
removed;  John  Murphy,  lieutenant  do,  vice  Kyser,  promoted;  Henry 

C.  Tygart,  ensign  do. 

William  W.  Enders,  quartermaster,  vice  Lawyer,  resigned;  Wil- 
liam Adams,  lieutenant;  John  S.  Conkling,  ensign. 

Ira  Duey,  captain,  vice  Kibby,  removed;  Samuel  J.  Brown,  lieu- 


State  Historian.  1373 

1812. 

tenant;  John  Hempstead,  ensign;  Henry  Hagar,  junior,  lieutenant 
of  light  infantry;  Nicholas  A.  Mattice,  ensign  do. 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

Fourth  regiment  of  artillery,  first  battalion: 

Gideon  Reed,  first  lieutenant;  Caleb  Ward,  second  lieutenant,  vice 
Reed,  promoted. 

WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

Second  battalion :  Joseph  Thomas,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Edson, 
moved. 

CLINTON    COUNTY. 

Second  battalion:  Salmon  Graves,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Baker, 
moved. 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

First  battalion:  Daniel  Gardner,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Bull, 
resigned;  Samuel  T.  Vary,  second  lieutenant;  William  Smith,  sec- 
ond do. 

SARATOGA    COUNTY. 

First  battalion: 

John  R.  Mott,  captain;  Martin  J.  Vanderwerker,  first  lieutenant; 
Hezekiah  Dunham,  second  do — new  company. 

WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Fourteenth  regiment  of  infantry — Hercules 
Rice,  lieutenant  colonel: 

Samuel  Weir,  lieutenant,  vice  Thomas,  resigned;  Abraham  F. 
Vandenburgh,  ensign,  vice  Weir,  promoted. 

OTSEGO    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirty-fifth  regiment — Gershom  Palmer,  lieu- 
tenant colonel: 

Samuel  Firman,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  Titus,  mail  carrier; 
John  W.  Comb,  lieutenant  do,  vice  Beardsley,  removed;  John  B. 
Walker,  ensign  do,  vice  Firman,  promoted. 


1812. 


1374  Annual  Report  of  the 

John  Bliss,  captain  infantry,  vice  Norton,  removed;  Elias 
Higgins,  lieutenant  do,  vice  Bliss,  promoted;  Simeon  Marsh,  ensign 
do,  vice  Cole,  removed. 

Eleventh  regiment,  first  brigade  of  cavalry: 

Roswell  Starr,  lieutenant  colonel. 

Volkert  P.  Van  Rensselaer,  first  major;  Russel  Williams,  second 
do;  Frederick  Danielson,  adjutant;  Moses  Hawks,  quartermaster; 
Naboth  Buckingham,  surgeon — new  regiment.* 

Darius  Cary,  captain;  Jesse  Clark,  second  lieutenant;  Suel  Spold- 
ing,  cornet. 

CORTLAND    COUNTY. 

Fifty-eighth  regiment — (late)  John  Stone,  lieutenant  colonel: 

Martin  Keep,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Stone,  removed. 

Obadiah  Boies,  first  major,  vice  Keep,  promoted;  Adin  Webb, 
second  do,  vice  Boies,  do. 

Michael  Walter,  captain,  vice  Webb,  promoted ;  Thomas  Williams, 
lieutenant,  vice  Walter,  do;  Noah  R.  Smith,  ensign,  vice  Williams, 
do;  Judah  Cole,  do,  vice  Root,  removed;  Jacob  Cady,  lieutenant, 
vice  Strong,  promoted. 

Zadock  Strong,  captain,  vice  Rice,  removed;  Ebenezer  Andrews, 
junior,  ensign,  vice  Cady,  promoted ;  David  Youngs,  do,  vice  Smith, 
removed. 

Twelfth  regiment,  third  brigade  of  artillery: 

Nathaniel  Bosworth,  captain;  Isaac  Smith,  first  lieutenant; 
Araunah  Eaton,  second  do. 

ONTARIO    COUNTY. 

Second  squadron,  Tenth  regiment  of  cavalry: 

Ira  Wilder,  second  lieutenant;  Joseph  W.  Marsh,  cornet. 

*  Organized  by  G.  O.  June  3,  1812.     See  Tompkins  Papers,  Volume  I,  pages  327,  8. — 
State  Historian. 


State  Historian.  1375 

genesee  county. 

Sixth  brigade — Alexander  Rea,  brigadier  general: 

One  Hundred  and  Sixty- first  regiment: 

Matthias  Lemen,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant. 

William  A.  Mills,  first  major;  Justin  Dutton,  second  do;  Jellis 
Clute,  adjutant;  Arnold  Gikes,  quartermaster;  Lewis  Mills,  paymas- 
ter; Paul  Newcomb,  surgeon. 

Captains — David  Murch,  Joseph  White,  Timothy  Winters,  John 
Greig,  Jairus  Chittenden. 

Lieutenants — Ebenezer  Denning,  Leonard  Stimpson,  Joseph 
Burt,  Marshall  Davis,  Reuben  Ferries. 

Ensigns — William  Wilson,  Joseph  Smith,  Nathan  Quivey, 
Nathaniel  Howard,  Obediah  Beardsley. 

Major  Ebenezer  Wilson's  battalion: 

Augustin  Belknap,  paymaster. 

Ira  Wilson  and  Daniel  White,  captains. 

Elijah  Hall,  lieutenant. 

Allen  Welton  and  Alexander  Teaples,  ensigns. 

Ninety-ninth  regiment — William  Vary,  lieutenant  colonel  com- 
mandant : 

Gurdon  Hulbert,  captain. 

Isaac  Moore,  James  Case,  lieutenants. 

1 

John  Grover,  Horace  G.  Turner,  ensigns. 

Truman  Lewis,  ensign  of  rangers. 

One  Hundred  and  Sixty-fourth  regiment — (late)  William  Rumsey, 
lieutenant  colonel: 

Worthy  L.  Churchill,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Rum- 
sey, resigned. 

Isaac  Sutherland,  first  major,  vice  Churchill,  promoted;  Rufus 
Hart,  second  do,  vice  Sutherland,  promoted;  David  E.  Evans, 
paymaster. 


1812. 


1812. 


1376  Annual  Report  of  the 

Lorton  Holden,  captain,  vice  Hart,  promoted;  Hinman  Holden, 
lieutenant,  vice  Holden,  do;  John  De  Wolf,  ensign,  vice  Holdon,  do; 
William  Hooker,  do. 

Richard  Godfrey,  junior,  captain,  vice  McCracken,  removed; 
Xewcomb  Godfrey,  lieutenant,  vice  Godfrey,  promoted;  Amherst 
Crane,  ensign. 

Orris  Boughton,  captain;  Elliot  Harroun,  lieutenant;  Otis  Cran- 
son,  ensign. 

Philo  Farnham,  captain;  William  Thayre,  lieutenant;  Daniel 
Bailey,  ensign — new  company. 

Jeiel  Mitchell,  captain;  Jacob  Thompson,  lieutenant;  Otis  Braman, 
ensign — new  company. 

Jotham  Bisbee,  ensign,  vice  Rufus  Munger,  removed. 

Elisha  Kellogg,  captain;  Samuel  Hall,  lieutenant;  James  Mills, 
ensign — new  company. 

Aaron  White,  lieutenant,  vice  Kellogg,  removed;  Mark  Turner, 
ensign,  vice  Hall,  do. 

DUTCHESS    COUNTY. 

Sixty-first  regiment — James  Townsend,  lieutenant  colonel: 
Barnabas  Carver,  first  major,  vice  Crane,  resigned;  Jeremiah  Hop- 
kins, second  do;  Dennis  Sunderlin,  adjutant,  vice  Hopkins,  pro- 
moted; Daniel  Traves,  ensign,  vice  Merrick,  deceased;  Samuel  War- 
ren, ensign,  vice  Garritson,  removed;  John  J.  Conklin,  lieutenant, 
vice  Sunderlin,  promoted;  Benjamin  Horton,  ensign,  vice  Conklin, 
promoted. 

Cornelius  Nelson,  captain,  vice  Warren,  resigned;  John  Crane, 
junior,  captain,  vice  Mabie,  resigned;  Elias  Mabie,  lieutenant,  vice 
Crane,  promoted;  William  Wright,  ensign. 

OTSEGO    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirty-fifth  regiment— Gershom  Palmer,  lieu- 
tenant colonel: 


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Ivory  Holland,  junior,  second  major,  vice  Tuckerman,  appointed 
in  the  Army. 

Elijah  Norton,  captain;  Thomas  P.  McChesney,  lieutenant,  vice 
Norton,  promoted;  Stephen  Thomas,  ensign,  vice  McChesney,  pro- 
moted. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Fifth  regiment  of  cavalry,  second  brigade: 

Henry  Brown,  major;  Anthony  Van  Bergen,  adjutant;  Stoddard 
Smith,  quartermaster;  Joseph  B.  Moore,  paymaster;  John  Ely,  sur- 
geon; Zina  W.  Lay,  surgeon's  mate. 

OTSEGO    COUNTY. 

Second  battalion,  Sixth  regiment  of  artillery : 
Ezra   Adams,    captain;    Lorenzo    Bates,    first    lieutenant;    Orin 
Adams,  second  do — new  company. 

WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Eighteenth  regiment — James  Green,  lieutenant 
colonel: 

Alexander  Coulter,  captain,  vice  Hubbard,  moved;  Samuel  Hub- 
bard, lieutenant,  vice  Coulter,  promoted;  John  Darby,  do,  vice  Rob- 
ertson, resigned;  John  Durkee,  do  light  infantry;  John  Larmouth, 
ensign  do,  vice  Hubbard,  promoted;  Samuel  Galusha,  do  do,  vice 
Darby,  do. 

James  C.  Walworth,  captain;  William  Smith,  lieutenant;  John 
King,  ensign — rifle  company. 

One  Hundred  and  Fifty-sixth  regiment — Henry  (Hendrick)  Van 
Schaick,  lieutenant  colonel: 

Mitchel  Corless,  captain,  vice  Miller,  resigned;  David  Lockwood, 
lieutenant,  vice  May,  resigned;  Walter  De  Ridder,  ensign,  vice  Cor- 
less, promoted;  Gerrit  W.  Van  Schaick,  paymaster,  vice  Van  Beuren, 

resigned;  Cornelius  W.  Abeel,  quartermaster,  vice  Briggs,  resigned. 
87 


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1378  Annual  Report  of  the 

seneca  county. 

First  battalion,  Sixth  regiment  of  artillery: 

Samuel  Ingersoll,  junior,  captain;  John  B.  Larawa,  first  lieutenant; 
John  Ingersoll,  second  do. 

One  Hundred  and  Twenty-eighth  regiment — Reynier  Covert,  lieu- 
tenant colonel: 

Jehiel  H.  Halsey,  adjutant,  vice  Wilkin,  not  accepted;  William  D. 
Rogers,  ensign,  vice  Halsey,  promoted. 

DUTCHESS    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Eleventh  regiment — Martin  Heermance,  lieu- 
tenant colonel: 

George  W.  Bancker,  surgeon's  mate,  vice  Row,  moved  away. 

George  Lambert,  junior,  captain,  vice  Brown,  resigned;  George  J. 
Ring,  do,  vice  Sipperly,  resigned ;  John  G.  Van  Waggoner,  lieuten- 
ant, vice  Lambert,  promoted;  Benjamin  Van  Waggonor,  lieutenant, 
vice  Ring,  promoted;  Jacob  Heermance,  ensign,  vice  Waggoner, 
promoted;  William  Delamater,  ensign,  vice  Van  Waggoner,  pro- 
moted. 

Twenty-ninth  regiment — Martin  E.  Winchel,  lieutenant  colonel: 

Eben  Wheeler,  lieutenant,  vice  Conklin,  resigned;  Barnabas 
Payne,  ensign,  vice  Wheeler,  promoted. 

One  Hundred  and  Forty-first  regiment — (late  William  Bell),  lieu- 
tenant colonel: 

Josiah  Southerland,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Bell  and  Ham, 
removed  and  resigned. 

William  Smith,  first  major,  vice  Ham  and  Southerl'd,  resigned 
and  promoted;  Jacob  T.  Griffen,  second  do,  vice  Southerland,  pro- 
moted; Levi  Van  Vleet,  adjutant,  vice  Ely,  promoted. 

Captains — John  Dutcher,  vice  Griff  en,  do;  Abel  S.  Peters,  vice 
Wiley,  resigned;  Obadiah  Titus,  vice  Thorn,  do;  Samuel  M.  Ely, 
vice  Smith,  promoted. 


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Lieutenants — Jacob  Van  Anden,  vice  Verlee,  resigned;  Ephraim 
Case,  vice  Peters,  promoted;  Nicholas  Thorn,  vice  Titus,  do. 
Ensigns — William  Arnold,  James  Griffen. 

CAYUGA    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Fifty-eighth  regiment — John  Harris,  lieutenant 
colonel : 

John  Richardson,  captain;  Silas  Chatfield,  first  lieutenant;  Seth 
Burges,  junior,  second  do — new  company  of  riflemen. 

ONONDAGA    COUNTY. 

Sixteenth  regiment — Jacob  Chandler,  lieutenant  colonel: 
Silas  Crandall,  captain;    Samuel  Bacon,  lieutenant;   Arvin  Rice, 
ensign. 

HERKIMER    COUNTY. 

First  squadron,  Seventh  regiment  of  cavalry: 
Eleazer  Wightman,  first  lieutenant;  Alexander  McKnight,  second 
do;  Russel  Brown,  cornet. 

WESTCHESTER    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirty-ninth  regiment — (late)  Pierre  Van  Cort- 
land, junior,  lieutenant  colonel: 

Nathaniel  Montross,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  V(an)  Cortland,  pro- 
moted. 

John  F.  Sherwood,  first  major,  vice  Montross,  deceased;  Aaron 
Brown,  second  major,  vice  Montross,  promoted. 

William  Ward,  captain,  vice  Sherwood,  promoted;  Thomas  A. 
Ward,  lieutenant,  vice  Ward,  promoted;  Caleb  Smith,  ensign,  vice 
T.  A.  Ward,  do. 

Ezra  Baxter,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  Brown,  do;  Noah  New- 
man, lieutenant  do,  vice  Baxter,  do;  Samuel  Hinerd,  ensign  do,  vice 
Newman,  do. 


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1380  Annual  Report  of  the 

saratoga  county. 
Thirty-second  regiment — David  Rogers,  lieutenant  colonel: 
Stephen    R.    Warren,    captain,    vice    Minor,    resigned;   John   J. 

Luther,  lieutenant;  Reuben  Westcott,  ensign. 

James  Smith,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  Herd,  resigned;  Seth 

Kirby,  junior,  lieutenant  do,  vice  Smith,  promoted;  Nathaniel  J. 

Seely,  ensign  do,  vice  Kirby,  promoted. 

OTSEGO    COUNTY. 

Seventh  regiment — James  Steward,  lieutenant  colonel: 
John  Ran,  quartermaster,  vice  Houghton;  George  Tubbs,  pay- 
master. 

Second  battalion,  Sixth  regiment  of  artillery,  third  brigade: 
Seth  Chase,  captain:  Samuel  Russel,  first  lieutenant;  Rufus  Bent- 
ley,  second  do. 

CHENANGO    COUNTY. 

Sixty-seventh  regiment — Dudley  Hewit,  lieutenant  colonel: 
David  Stodard,  lieutenant  light  infantry,  vice  Smith,  moved;  Wil- 
liam Cross,  ensign,  vice  Stodard,  promoted;  Paul  B.  Main,  ensign, 
vice  Coggeshall,  refused. 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

Battalion  of  riflemen — (late)  Wm.  S.  Parker,  major  commandant: 

Henry  Koon,  major  commandant,  vice  Parker,  resigned;  Stephen 
Warren,  second  major,  vice  Koon,  promoted. 

Jedediah  Tracy,  captain,  vice  Warren,  promoted;  Sidney  Dole, 
lieutenant,  vice  Tracy,  promoted;  Cyrus  Tanners,  ensign,  vice 
Dole,  do. 

James  Deforest,  captain,  vice  Bell,  resigned;  Henry  Fellows,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Deforest,  promoted;  Cornelius  Koon,  ensign,  vice  Reed, 
removed. 

William  Carmichael,  captain,  vice  Bristol,  resigned;  Stephen 
Trip,  lieutenant,  vice  Carmichael,  promoted. 


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One  Hundred  and  Fifty-fifth  regiment— Thomas  Davis,  lieutenant 
colonel  commandant: 

Joseph  Ballard,  captain,  vice  Clark,  removed;  Samuel  B.  Hedges, 
lieutenant,  vice  Ballard,  promoted;  Nathan  Morey,  ensign,  vice 
Hedges,  do. 

ONTARIO    COUNTY. 

Ninety-fourth  regiment — Joseph  W.  Lawrence,  lieutenant 
colonel : 

George  A.  Wheeler,  second  major,  vice  Hosmer,  declined. 

Reuben  Weeks,  captain,  vice  Wheeler,  promoted;  Roland  Weeks, 
lieutenant,  vice  Weeks,  promoted;  James  Kneeland,  ensign,  vice  R. 
Weeks,  do. 

James  McNear,  captain,  vice  Roberts,  resigned;  Silas  Roberts, 
lieutenant,  vice  McNear,  promoted;  Robert  W.  Prine,  ensign,  vice 
Roberts,  promoted;  Jona'  Stanley,  paymaster,  vice  Markham, 
removed. 

ROCKLAND    COUNTY. 

Eighty-third  regiment — Benjamin  Gurnee,  lieutenant  colonel: 
Joseph  E.  Jones,  quartermaster. 

John  D.  Coe,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice  Jones,  promoted;  Samuel 
Deronde,  ensign,  vice  Coe,  promoted. 

NEW    YORK   COUNTY. 

Tenth  regiment,  third  brigade: 

Selah  Strong,  junior,  quartermaster,  vice  Havens,  resigned;  Cor- 
nelius R.  DufTee,  lieutenant,  vice  Youngs,  appointed  in  army;  Philip 
S.  Allen,  ensign,  vice  Duffee,  promoted;  Selah  Strong,  junior,  do,  to 
take  rank  in  the  line. 

Fifty-first  regiment: 

George  V.  R.  Codwise,  lieutenant,  vice  Baker,  resigned;  Jacob 
Schieffelin,  junior,  do,  vice  Coles,  promoted. 

Ensigns — John  M.  Ross,  vice  Nicoll,  removed  from  city;  James 


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1382  Annual  Report  of  the 

Rogers,  vice  Bartlet,  declined;  William  McLaughlin,  Abraham  M. 
Griffen,  John  M.  Ryers,  David  Morris. 

One  Hundred  and  Forty-second  regiment: 

Jacob  Drake,  quartermaster,  vice  Delaney. 

William  E.  Dunscomb,  captain;  Ichabod  Burnet,  lieutenant,  vice 
Dunscomb,  promoted;  David  Randall,  do,  vice  Scott,  resigned;  The- 
odorus  V.  W.  Varick,  do,  vice  Chrystie,  resigned;  Samuel  W.  Jones, 
ensign,  vice  Randall,  promoted;  Charles  Watts,  do,  vice  Varick,  pro- 
moted; Jacob  Livingston,  do,  vice  Conklin,  deceased. 

One  Hundred  and  Twenty-fifth  regiment: 

Andrew  Anderson,  surgeon's  mate,  vice  Kissam,  entered  army; 
Henry  S.  Dodge,  adjutant. 

Josiah  P.  Knapp,  captain,  vice  Anderson,  resigned;  Henry  H. 
Macomb,  lieutenant,  vice  Knapp,  promoted;  Henry  A.  Heiser,  do, 
vice  Dodge,  appointed  adjutant;  David  Banks,  junior,  ensign,  vice 
Macomb,  promoted. 

RICHMOND    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Forty-sixth  regiment — late  John  Garritson, 
lieutenant  colonel: 

Richard  Merrill,  lieutenant,  with  rank  from  4th  February,  1812. 

ONTARIO    COUNTY. 

Forty-second  regiment — (late)  Wm.  Burnet,  lieutenant  colonel 
commandant: 

Samuel  Colt,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Burnet,  promoted. 

Thomas  Lee,  junior,  first  major,  vice  Colt,  promoted;  Selah 
Wheedon,  second  do,  vice  Lee,  promoted;  James  Carter,  surgeon's 
mate,  vice  Henry,  deceased;  Daniel  Goodwin,  surgeon. 

John  Huie,  captain,  vice  Wheedon,  promoted;  Asa  Cole,  lieuten- 
ant, vice  Woodworth,  do;  Benjamin  Havens,  ensign,  vice  Cole,  do; 
Abner  Woodworth,  captain;  Joseph  Southerland,  do. 


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Battalion  of  riflemen  commanded  by  Elihu  Granger: 

Jacob  Westfall,  captain;  Enoch  Morse,  captain,  vice  Harrington, 

removed. 

Lieutenants — Harman  Granger,  vice  Miller,  removed;  Thomas 

Burnet,  vice  Baker,  removed;  Peter  Westfall;  Noble  Granger. 

NEW   YORK    COUNTY. 

Tenth  brigade,  Seventy-fifth  regiment — Jasper  Ward,  lieutenant 
colonel  commandant: 

John  Disbrow,  captain,  vice  Marrener,  refused  to  accept;  Alex- 
ander McClure,  captain,  vice  Campbell,  removed. 

Lieutenants — Halstead  E.  Haight,  vice  Disbrow,  promoted;  Gil- 
bert Burling,  vice  McClure,  promoted;  Shivers  Parker,  vice  Oakley, 
removed. 

Ensigns — Thomas  Cooper,  James  Staats,  Moses  Cunningham, 
David  Fraser. 

John  O.  Blenus,  ensign  rifle  company. 

Eighty-fifth  regiment : 

Stephen  Cave,  ensign. 

Ninety-seventh  regiment : 

Ensigns— Thomas    S.    Aspinwall,    Alexander    Pyke,    David    B. 

Nacomb. 

One  Hundred  and  Fifteenth  regiment,  tenth  brigade — Beekman 

M.  Van  Beuren,  lieutenant  colonel: 

James  Oakley,  captain,  vice  Myers,  appointed  in  United  States 
army;  Haymon  Solomon,  captain,  vice  Tooker,  removed  from  city. 

Lieutenants — Charles  Hughes,  vice  Oakley,  promoted;  Aaron 
Sergeant,  vice  Solomon,  promoted;  David  M.  Hoffman,  vice  Rich, 
commissioned  in  artillery;  Martin  Englehart,  vice  De  Peyster,  in 
United  States  Army. 

Ensigns — Charles  Weed,  William  L.  Cozens,  Jasper  Van  Beuren, 


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1384  Annual  Report  of  the 

Egbert  Van  Beuren,   Daniel  Convin,  James  Doughty,  James  N. 
Hyde. 

BROOME    COUNTY. 

Eighteenth  brigade  of  infantry  (Matthew  Carpenter,  brigadier 
general) : 

Anson  Camp,  brigade  major  and  inspector,  vice  Chauncey  Hyde, 
resigned. 

COLUMBIA    COUNTY. 

Forty-seventh  regiment — Jacob  R.  Van  Rensselaer,  lieutenant 
colonel  commandant: 

Ichabod  Rogers,  ensign  of  light  infantry,  vice  Stone,  resigned. 

John  Martin,  junior,  captain,  vice  A.  Martin,  resigned;  Jacob 
Rossman,  lieutenant,  vice  Van  De  Boe,  removed;  John  Whiteman, 
ensign,  vice  Van  Deusen,  declined. 

SCHOHARIE    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirteenth  regiment — Calvin  Rich,  lieutenant 
colonel: 

John  Stall,  lieutenant,  vice  Gates,  moved  away;  David  Brown, 
ensign,  vice  Stall,  promoted;  John  George  Kling,  lieutenant,  vice 
Frederick,  resigned;  Frederick  Cromme,  ensign,  vice  Kling,  pro- 
moted; Elisha  Daniels,  lieutenant,  vice  Fox,  deceased;  Elias  Maleck, 
ensign,  vice  Daniels,  promoted. 

Elijah  Parsons,  captain,  vice  Becker,  deceased;  Philip  Moyer, 
lieutenant,  vice  Parsons,  promoted;  Reuben  Carter,  ensign,  vice 
Moyer,  promoted;  John  Lee,  lieutenant,  vice  Elmer,  resigned. 

DUTCHESS    COUNTY. 

Fourth  regiment  of  cavalry,  first  squadron: 

John  Diddle,  quartermaster,  vice  John  Luyster,  to  be  superseded; 
Cornelius  P.  Luyster,  second  lieutenant;  Richard  Boerum,  cornet. 

Resolved,  that  John  Luyster  be  no  longer  quartermaster  of  the 
Fourth  regiment  of  cavalry  and  that  a  supersedeas  issue  accordingly. 


State  Historian.  1385 

kings  county. 
Second  regiment  of  cavalry,  third  squadron,  third  brigade: 
Abraham  Van  Sickler,  captain,  vice  Suydam,  resigned;  Adrian 
Martense,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Van  Seckler,  promoted;  Simon  Cor- 
nell, second  do,  vice  Van  Der  Voort,  deceased;  James  Cropsey,  cor- 
net, vice  Martense,  promoted. 

DUTCHESS    COUNTY. 

Fourth  regiment  of  cavalry: 
Egbert  Carey,  surgeon's  mate. 

NEW   YORK   COUNTY. 

Second  regiment: 

James  Stoughton,  second  lieutenant. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Battalion  of  riflemen  commanded  by  Samuel  M.  Lockwood: 
John  Van  Vechten,  lieutenant;  Samuel  North,  do;  Stephen  Lush, 
junior,  do — with  rank  from  June  4,  181 1. 

Oran  D.  Barrows,  ensign,  vice  Witbeck,  not  accepting. 

GREENE    COUNTY. 

Sixth  regiment — (late)  Jonas  Bronk,  lieutenant  colonel: 
Richard    R.    Van    Derbergh,    lieutenant    colonel,    vice    Bronk, 

resigned. 

Casper  Calyer,  first  major,  vice  V.  D.  Burgh,  promoted;  Martin 

G.  Van  Bergen,  second  major,  vice  Calyer,  promoted;  Boman  Cartil, 

adjutant. 

CLINTON    COUNTY. 

Third  division  of  infantry : 

Melancton  Smith,  aide-de-camp  to  the  major  general. 

SCHOHARIE    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Fourth  regiment — David  Wiltsey,  lieutenant 
colonel: 

Christopher  Hoghland,  second  major,  vice  Evens,  resigned;  Abra- 
ham Simonson,  lieutenant,  vice  David  Tyler,  ensign. 


1812. 


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1386  Annual  Report  of  the 

washington  county. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Hercules  Rice's  regiment — One  Hundred 
and  Fourteenth: 

William  Hoit,  captain,  vice  Rice,  promoted;  Andrew  Thompson, 
lieutenant,  vice  Hoit,  promoted;  John  Gayner,  ensign,  vice  Thomp- 
son, promoted. 

John  J.  Perine,  captain,  vice  Trull,  appointed;  Ebenezer  Wright, 
lieutenant,  vice  Perine,  promoted ;  Daniel  Brigs,  ensign,  vice  Wright, 
promoted;  Joseph  Archer,  junior,  do. 

Clark  Rice,  second  major,  with  rank  from  the  second  day  pre- 
ceding Stone's*  appointment,  February  9,  181 1. 

Twenty-third  regiment — James  Tuttle,  lieutenant  colonel : 

Halsey  Rogers,  esquire,  captain;  Michael  Harres,  esquire,  lieuten- 
ant; Reuben  C.  Gibson,  ensign — company  of  riflemen. 

CAYUGA    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Fifty-eighth  regiment — John  Harris,  lieutenant 

colonel: 

John  Kirk,  lieutenant:  John  McFadden,  ensign. 

ONONDAGA    COUNTY. 

Twenty-seventh  brigade  of  infantry: 

Charles  Moseley,  major  commandant.f 

Captains — Leonard  Kellogg,  Charles  B.  Bristol,  Luther  Marsh. 

Lieutenants — William  Gardner,  junior,  Samuel  M.  Smith. 

Hezekiah  Ketchum — ensign — of  a  battalion  of  riflemen. 

ARTILLERY.t 

Seventh  regiment,  third  brigade  of  artillery: 

*  Major  Reuben  Stone,  G.  O.  May  27,  and  June  19,  1812.  See  Tompkins  Papers, 
Volume  I,  pages  325-327  and  342,  3. — State  Historian*. 

t  G.  O.  June  12,  1812.  See  Tompkins  Papers,  Volume  I,  pages  330,  31. — State 
Historian. 

t  Reorganized  and  renumbered  by  G.  O.  June  13,  1812.  Tompkins  Papers,  Volume 
I,  pages  331,  2. — State  Historian. 


State  Historian.  1387 

Ontario — Walter  Grieve,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant. 
Seneca — Samuel  Adams,  first  major. 
Cayuga — Thomas  Mumford,  second  do. 
Cayuga — -Daniel  Hudson,  surgeon. 

ONTARIO    COUNTY. 

Joseph  H.  Rees,  adjutant;  William  Lilly,  quartermaster;  William 
Powell,  paymaster;  Jedediah  Chapman,  chaplain. 

CAYUGA    COUNTY. 

John  H.  Compston,  captain,  vice  Mumford,  promoted;  Hackaliah 
Burt,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Compston,  do;  John  S.  Burt,  second  do, 
vice  H.  Burt,  do;  George  Goundry,  second  do,  vice  Rees,  promoted, 
adjutant. 

SENECA    COUNTY. 

John  Clark,  captain,  vice  Adams,  promoted;  Elijah  Drake,  first 
lieutenant,  vice  Clark,  do;  Zadock  Weeks,  second  do,  vice  Drake,  do. 

Eighth  regiment : 

Herkimer — Joseph  French,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant: 

Oneida — Theodore  Sill,  first  major. 

Herkimer — Joseph  Lincklaen,  second  do;  Jabez  Fox,  adjutant. 

Oneida — Waitstill  Wolcott,  quartermaster. 

Herkimer — Richard  Petrie,  paymaster. 

Oneida — Thomas  Skinner,  captain,  vice  Sill,  promoted. 

Herkimer — Michael  M.  Myers,  captain,  vice  Turner,  removed; 
William  Ayers,  do,  vice  Lincklaen,  promoted. 

Oneida — Nathaniel  Eels,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Skinner,  do. 

Herkimer — Conrad  Cramer,  do,  vice  Pooler,  moved;  Sawford 
Smith,  do,  vice  Ayers,  promoted. 

Oneida — Ezekiel  Williams,  junior,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Eels, 
promoted;  John  Wilson,  do,  vice  Cramer,  promoted. 

Herkimer — Joseph  Sanford,  do,  vice  Smith,  do. 


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Twelfth  regiment : 

Otsego — Elijah  H.  Metcalf,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant: 

Onondaga — Daniel  Mulholland,  first  major. 

Chenango — Thomas  Brooks,  second  do;  David  Fleming,  adju- 
tant. 

Otsego — Henry  Phinney,  paymaster;  Cyrus  Clark,  captain,  vice 
Metcalf,  promoted. 

Tioga — Samuel  W.  Avery,  do,  vice  Flemming,  do. 

Onondaga — John  Delamatter,  do,  vice  Mulholland,  do. 

Otsego — Nathaniel  Potter,  first  lieutenant;  Charles  Taylor,  do; 
Robert  Cummings,  do;  Zebulon  Gibbs,  second  do;  Nathaniel  Catlin, 
do;  John  Chapman,  do,  vice  Lyon,  wishing  to  resign;  Philo  Cleve- 
land, do;  Calvin  Putnam,  do. 

Chenango — James  German,  captain,  vice  Brooks,  resigned;  Ben- 
jamin Kinney,  first  lieutenant,  vice  German,  promoted;  Joseph 
Brown,  second  do,  vice  Birdsall,  refused. 

JEFFERSON    COUNTY. 

Fifty-fifth  regiment — Anthony  Sprague,  lieutenant  colonel: 
Timothy  Cornwell,  captain,  vice  Earl,  promoted;  James  Ormsby, 
lieutenant,  vice  Cornwell,  promoted;  Lyman  Giddings,  ensign,  vice 
Ormsby,    promoted;    Elnathan    Doane,    lieutenant,    vice    Perry, 
resigned;  George  Lamson,  ensign,  vice  Doane,  promoted. 
Seventy-sixth  regiment — Gershom  Tuttle,  lieutenant  colonel : 
Allen  Kilburn,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  Heath;  Stowel  Warner, 
lieutenant  do;  Curtis  G.  Brooks,  ensign  do. 

LEWIS    COUNTY. 

Forty-sixth  regiment — Richard  Coxe,  lieutenant  colonel  com- 
mandant: 

John  Barnes,  adjutant,  vice  Talcott,  resigned;  Rowland  Nim- 
mocks,  lieutenant. 


State  Historian.  1389 

One  Hundred  and  First  regiment — Zeboam  Carter,  lieutenant 
colonel: 

Cyrus  Trowbridge,  lieutenant;  William  Hilman,  ensign. 

Hart  Humphry,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  King,  promoted; 
George  Vaughn,  lieutenant;  Benjamin  Davenport,  ensign. 

NIAGARA    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Sixty-third  regiment — Silas  Hopkins,  lieuten- 
ant colonel  commandant. 

Asahel  Sage,  first  major;  Calvin  Bannister,  second  do. 

Erastus  Parks,  adjutant;  Willard  Smith,  surgeon;  Timothy  S. 
Smith,  quartermaster. 

Captains — Alpheus  A.  Baldwin,  Parkeus  Whitney,  Rufus  Spald- 
ing, William  Scott,  Robert  Edmonds. 

Lieutenants — John  Sims,  Sparrow  Sage,  Aaron  Childs,  Scott 
Jenks,  David  Porter. 

Ensigns — George  Burger,  James  Murray,  Solomon  Hersey, 
Ambrose  Doty,  James  Weisner. 

ONONDAGA    COUNTY. 

Twenty-seventh  brigade — John  Ellis,  brigadier  general. 

Benjamin  Sanford,  brigade  major,  vice  Swartwout,  removed. 

One  Hundred  and  Fifty-ninth  regiment — Warren  Hecox,  lieu- 
tenant colonel: 

Seth  Hall,  lieutenant,  with  rank  from  February  11,  181 1;  Erastus 
Terry,  do,  vice  Chaffee,  promoted;  Orin  Hall,  ensign,  vice  Terry,  do; 
Sylvester  Eels,  ensign,  vice  Ellis,  error. 

One  Hundred  and  Forty-seventh  regiment — Thaddeus  M.  Wood, 
lieutenant  colonel: 

Dirck  C.  Lansing,  chaplain;  Thomas  Wheeler,  lieutenant,  vice 
T.  Wheeler,  error;  Gilbert  Pinckney,  ensign,  vice  Sabin,  moved 
away. 


1812. 


1812. 


139°  Annual  Report  of  the 

Ninety-eighth  regiment — Christopher  Clark,  lieutenant  colonel: 
Norris  Case,  second  major,  vice  Morris^  Case,  commissioned  by 

error;  Thomas  Newell,  lieutenant,  vice  Castle,  promoted;  Zora  E. 

Hayden,  ensign,  vice  Newell,  promoted. 

Sixteenth  regiment — Jacob  Chandler,  lieutenant  colonel: 
Josiah  Parish,  junior,  ensign,  vice  J.  Parish,  error. 
Sixty-second  regiment — Jacob  Johnson,  lieutenant  colonel: 
John  Tinkham,  ensign,  vice  Linkham,  error. 

OTSEGO    COUNTY. 

Second  brigade — Solomon  Martin,  brigadier  general. 
Nathaniel  R.  Packard,  brigade  quartermaster. 

GENESEE    COUNTY. 

Thirty-first  regiment — John  Atchenson,  lieutenant  colonel: 
Lewis  Swift,  lieutenant,  vice  Henry  McCall,  refused  to  serve. 
Fiftieth  regiment — Israel  Ely,  lieutenant  colonel: 
David  Mathews,  junior,  captain;  William  McFarland,  lieutenant; 

William  Robertson,  junior,  ensign — to  take  rank  from  June  8,  1808 — 

light  infantry. 

John  McNaughton,  captain,  vice  Mathews,  appointed  infantry; 

Russel  Basset,  lieutenant,  vice  Webb,  removed. 

ONTARIO    COUNTY. 

Ninety-fourth  regiment — Joseph  W.  Lawrence,  lieutenant  colonel 
commandant: 

William  Bacon,  captain;  Joel  Fordham,  lieutenant;  James  Cowles, 
ensign — a  new  company  of  riflemen. 

SARATOGA    COUNTY. 

Twenty-fourth  regiment — (late)  Isaac  Gere,  lieutenant  colonel: 
John  Rhodes,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Gere,  resigned. 


State  Historian.  1391 

Eli  Smith,  first  major,  vice  Rhodes,  promoted;  Jonathan  Delino, 
junior,  second  do,  vice  Rhodes,  not  accepting. 

Paul  Edwards,  captain,  vice  Delino,  promoted;  John  Herrington, 
lieutenant,  vice  Edwards,  do;  Seth  Benson,  ensign,  vice  Herrington, 
do;  Joshua  Finch,  lieutenant,  vice  Richardson,  removed;  Seth  C. 
Burch,  ensign,  vice  Finch,  promoted;  James  A.  Smith,  do  light 
infantry,  vice  Cogswell,  removed. 

Thirty-second  regiment — David  Rogers,  lieutenant  colonel: 

Isaac  Curtis,  captain,  vice  Wilkins,  resigned;  Henry  Miller,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Burnet,  resigned;  Robert  W.  Oliphant,  ensign,  vice 
Curtis,  promoted. 

OTSEGO    COUNTY. 

First  squadron,  Seventh  regiment  cavalry: 

Jeremiah  Baker,  first  lieutenant;  David  Watson,  second  do;  Jason 
Allen,  cornet. 

GREENE    COUNTY. 

Forty-ninth  regiment — Darius  Phelps,  lieutenant  colonel: 
Micah   Pease,  lieutenant,  vice  Wright,  resigned;  Piatt  Adams, 

4 

ensign. 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

Eighty-sixth  regiment — Thomas  Reynolds,  lieutenant  colonel: 
Thomas  S.  Hervey,  captain,  vice  Stillman,  resigned;  William 
Coon,  lieutenant,  vice  Hervey,  promoted;  David  Maxson,  third, 
ensign,  vice  Coon,  do;  Nathan  Davisson,  lieutenant,  vice  Smith, 
resigned;  Josiah  Stewart,  ensign,  vice  Scriven,  do;  Job  Matterson, 
do;  Ichabod  Randall,  junior,  do;  Jeffrey  W.  Thomas,  surgeon,  vice 
Tripp,  resigned;  Ebenezer  Robinson,  surgeon's  mate,  vice  Thomas, 
promoted. 

MONTGOMERY    COUNTY. 

Twenty-sixth  regiment — Peter  Voorhies,  lieutenant  colonel: 
Robert  G.  Dunbar,  captain;  John  U.  Smith,  lieutenant;  Cornelius 
V.  Putnam,  ensign — a  new  company  of  light  infantry. 


1812. 


1812. 


1392  Annual  Report  of  the 

cayuga  county. 

One  Hundred  and  Ninth  regiment — Zadock  Rhoads,  lieutenant 
colonel: 

John  Histid,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  Satterlee,  resigned;  Seth 
Holt,  lieutenant,  do,  vice  Histid,  promoted;  William  Greenfield, 
junior,  ensign,  vice  Holt,  do. 

NEW   YORK   COUNTY. 

Eleventh  regiment,  first  brigade  of  artillery: 

Cornelius  Harsin,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Saltus, 
resigned;  John  W.  Forbes,  first  major,  vice  Harsin,  promoted; 
Henry  Morgan,  second  do,  vice  Forbes,  do. 

Aaron  Forman,  captain,  vice  Morgan,  do;  Theophilus  W.  Smith, 
do;  George  Talcott,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Smith,  do;  James  Benedict, 
first  do,  vice  Forman,  do;  William  Barrow,  surgeon,  vice  Beekman, 
appointed  in  army. 

ULSTER    COUNTY. 

Twenty-third  brigade  of  infantry: 

Frederick  Westbrook,  brigadier  general,  vice  Cantine,  deceased. 

BROOME    COUNTY. 

Forty-first  brigade: 
Oliver  Huntington,  brigadier  general. 

Fifty-third  regiment — (late) Oliver  Huntington, lieutenant  colonel: 
Ansel  Goodrich,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Huntington, 
promoted. 

GREENE   COUNTY. 

Thirty-seventh  brigade : 

Samuel  Haight,  brigadier  general,  vice  Brown,  appointed  in  army. 
One  Hundred  and  Twentieth  regiment — (late)  Sam'l  Haight : 
Merchant  Lawrence,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Haight,  promoted. 
Ezra  Hawley,  first  major,  vice  Lawrence,  promoted. 


State  Historian.  1393 

montgomery  county. 

Thirty-fourth  regiment — Abraham  J.  Vosburgh,  lieutenant  colonel: 
John  Sammons,  captain,  vice  Pefer,  appointed  in  United  States 

army;  Alexander   Stewert,   lieutenant,   vice   Sammons,   promoted; 

John  Gross,  ensign. 

ORANGE    COUNTY. 

Tenth  regiment,  second  brigade  of  artillery : 
Selah  Strong,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant. 
.John  Kerr,  first  major. 
Rockland — Harmanus  Tallman,  second  do. 
Orange — John    Wilkin,    junior,    quartermaster;    Alexander    T. 
Bodle,  paymaster. 

WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

Fiftieth  regiment — Israel  Ely,  lieutenant  colonel: 
James  Hay,  lieutenant;  William  Blake,  ensign. 

ARTILLERY. 

Fifth  regiment  of  artillery,  third  brigade : 

William  Dickson  (of  Albany  county),  lieutenant  colonel,  vice 
(Abel)  Watkins  (of  Delaware  county),  resigned;  Samuel  Hamilton 
(of  Greene  county),  first  major. 

CAVALRY. 

Twelfth*  regiment  cavalry,  first  brigade: 

ONTARIO    COUNTY. 

Seymour  Boughton,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant: 
Benjamin  Pearsons,  first  major;  David  Scott  (of  Genesee),  second 

do;    Tyrannus    Collins,    adjutant;    Peter    Bowen,    quartermaster; 

Edmund  A.  Trowbridge,  paymaster;  Thomas  Beach,  surgeon. 

*  Organized  by  G.  O.  June  17,  1812.     Tompkins  Papers,  Volume  I,  page  336. — State 
Historian. 

88 


1812. 


1812. 


1394  Annual  Report  of  the 

Edward  Watrous,  captain,  vice  Pearsons,  promoted;  Elkanah 
Whitney,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Watrous,  promoted;  Jehiel  Kelsey, 
second  do,  vice  Whitney,  promoted;  Perez  Brown,  cornet,  vice 
Kelsey,  promoted. 

GENESEE    COUNTY. 

Alanson  Parmale,  captain,  vice  Scott,  promoted;  William  Peters, 
first  lieutenant,  vice  Parmale,  do;  Henry  Buel,  second  lieutenant, 
vice  Peters,  do;  Solomon  Kingsley,  second  do,  vice  Butterfield, 
removed;  Simeon  Cummings,  cornet,  vice  Kingsley,  promoted. 

TIOGA    COUNTY. 

Tenth  regiment,  first  squadron: 

James  Mathews,  second  major. 

Jonathan  Jenkins,  captain,  vice  Mathews,  promoted;  Robert  Law- 
rence, first  lieutenant,  vice  Jenkins,  promoted;  Jonas  Sayre,  second 
do,  vice  Lawrence,  promoted;  William  Hoffman,  cornet. 

Thomas  Maxwell,  quartermaster. 

ONTARIO    COUNTY. 

Solomon  Kingsly,  captain;  Joseph  Wilder,  first  lieutenant;  Joseph 
Farnham,  second  do;  Erastus  Crosby,  cornet — new  company. 

TIOGA    COUNTY. 

Chester  W.  Lord,  captain;  Uri  Clark,  first  lieutenant;  John  Kings- 
bury, second  do;  Adolphus  Allen,  cornet. 

ESSEX    COUNTY. 

Ninth  regiment  infantry — Elijah  Barnes,  lieutenant  colonel: 
William  Bailey,  adjutant;  Nymphus  Basset,  ensign;  Allen  Peck, 
lieutenant;  Rums  M.  Way,  ensign;  Asa  Andrus,  do. 


State  Historian.  1395 

albany  county. 

One  Hundred  and  Fiftieth  regiment — John  H.  Burhans,  lieuten- 
ant colonel: 

George  Brown,  junior,  captain,  vice  Schoolcraft,  resigned;  John 
McKown,  lieutenant,  vice  Brown,  promoted;  Lodowick  Street, 
ensign,  vice  McKown,  do;  Garret  Oliver,  do;  Adam  Sagar,  do. 

NEW   YORK   COUNTY. 

First  brigade  of  artillery,  first  regiment : 

Egbert  Benson,  junior,  quartermaster,  vice  J.  L.  Morton, 
appointed  aide  to  major  general;  Jacob  Harris,  second  lieutenant; 
John  Ferris,  second  do;  Andrew  Maverick,  second  do. 

Albany — Fifth  regiment,  third  brigade  artillery: 

Archibald  Campbell,  John  McLean,  junior,  lieutenants,  to  take 
rank  from  June  5,  181 1. 

OTSEGO    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Twelfth  regiment — (late)  Matthew  Clyde: 

Joseph  Clyde,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  M.  Clyde, 
resigned. 

Moses  Rich,  first  major,  vice  Clyde,  promoted;  Starling  Way, 
second  major,  vice  Rich,  promoted. 

Ephraim  Beach,  captain,  vice  Way,  do;  James  Whiple,  lieutenant, 
vice  Beach,  do;  Henry  Brown,  junior,  ensign,  vice  Whiple,  do. 

Daniel  Gilbert,  captain,  vice  Shiplay,  resigned;  John  Vantile, 
second  lieutenant,  vice  Gilbert,  promoted;  Revilo  Ford,  ensign,  vice 
Adams,  removed. 

James  Ferguson,  captain,  vice  Whitiker,  resigned;  John  C.  Hall, 
lieutenant,  vice  Ferguson,  promoted;  James  Whitaker,  ensign,  vice 
Hall,  do. 


1812. 


1812. 


1396  Annual  Report  of  the 

montgomery  county. 

Nineteenth  regiment — Jacob  Snell,  lieutenant  colonel  command- 
ant: 

Henry  Fink,  lieutenant,  vice  A.  A.  Fink,  refused  commission; 
Daniel  Christy,  ensign,  vice  Gettman,  do. 

COLUMBIA    COUNTY. 

Fourth  regiment,  second  brigade  of  artillery: 

Elias  Werden,  first  lieutenant;  Samuel  Gifford,  second  do. 

Fifteenth  regiment  infantry — Rob't  T.  Livingston,  lieutenant 
colonel: 

John  Tripp,  junior,  captain,  vice  Burch,  resigned;  Israel  Sabins, 
lieutenant,  vice  Tripp,  promoted;  Alvin  Covy,  ensign,  vice 
Sabins,  do. 

ONEIDA    COUNTY. 

Second  squadron,  Sixth  regiment  cavalry,  first  brigade: 

James  Lynch,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Gridley,  deceased. 

Jotham  Towers,  major,  vice  Lynch,  promoted;  Roswell  C.  Hayes, 
surgeon. 

Gad  Chamberlin,  captain,  vice  Towers,  do;  Reuben  Bacon,  first 
lieutenant,  vice  Chamberlin,  promoted. 

John  Wright,  captain,  vice  Brown,  removed;  Ai  Spencer,  first 
lieutenant,  vice  Wright,  promoted;  Paul  Taft,  second  do,  vice  Spen- 
cer, do;  Andrew  Fitch,  cornet,  vice  Taft,  do. 

Tenth  regiment  of  cavalry: 

Jonathan  M.  Beach,  second  lieutenant;  James  G.  Hunn,  cornet, 
vice  Beach,  promoted;  John  Warren,  .second  lieutenant;  Aaron 
Ramer,  cornet,  vice  Warren,  promoted;  Fletcher  Mathews,  second 
lieutenant;  Henry  Gulick,  cornet,  vice  Mathews,  promoted;  Henry 
Jessup,  second  lieutenant;  Asa  Swift,  cornet,  vice  Jessup,  promoted. 


State  Historian.  1397 

1812. 

Sixth  (Eleventh)  regiment  of  cavalry: 

Jeremiah  Baker,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Holister,  declined;  David 
Watson,  second  do,  vice  Daniels,  do;  Jason  Allen,  cornet,  vice 
Eaker,  promoted. 

Ezra  Dean,  captain,  vice  Harrison,  resigned;  Daniel  Gilchrist,  do, 
vice  Young,  not  accepted. 

JEFFERSON    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Eighth  regiment — Sam'l  Mack,  lieutenant 
colonel. 

John  Knapp,  captain;  Luther  Parmer,  lieutenant;  William  Cole, 
ensign. 

Timothy  Case,  captain;  Elihu  Ferrell,  lieutenant;  Levi  Case, 
ensign. 

Samuel  Harger,  captain;  Andrew  Newel,  lieutenant. 

ST.  LAWRENCE  COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Twenty-third  regiment — Thomas  B.  Benedict, 
lieutenant  colonel: 

Elisha  Griff  en,  captain;  Nathaniel  Hall,  lieutenant;  John  Ross, 
ensign. 

ONEIDA    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirty-fourth  regiment — William  Stone,  lieu- 
tenant colonel;  Robert  McBride,  lieutenant;  John  Grove,  ensign. 

ULSTER    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirtieth  regiment — (late)  Frederick  West- 
brook: 

Benjamin  Bevier,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Westbrook,  promoted; 
John  Lounsberry,  second  major,  vice  Hardenburgh,  resigned; 
Moses  J.  Depuy,  first  do,  vice  Bevier,  promoted. 


1812. 


20. 


1398  Annual  Report  of  the 

columbia  county. 
Fifty-sixth  regiment — Peter  J.  Vosburgh,  lieutenant  colonel: 
John  M.  Claw,  quartermaster,  vice  Goes,  resigned. 
Fourth  regiment  of  artillery,  second  brigade: 
John  Blakesly,  captain;  Thomas  Stevenson,  first  lieutenant;  John 
C.   Concklin,  second  do — new  company. 

CAYUGA    COUNTY. 


1812.  George  Fleming,  assistant  commissary  of  military  stores*  for  the 

June  °  £»' 

Western  district. 

ESSEX    COUNTY. 

1812.  Joseph  Skinner,  assistant  commissary  of  military  stores.*  for  the 

June  " 

Eastern  district. 

Seventh  regiment  of  cavalry,  third  squadron : 

James  Barnet,  junior,  second  lieutenant;  Stephen  W.  Starks, 
cornet. 

MONTGOMERY    COUNTY. 

Thirty-fourth  regiment — Abm.  J.  Vosburgh,  lieutenant  colonel 
commandant: 

John  H.  Lansing,  captain;  Dennis  Searles,  lieutenant — light 
infantry. 

Twenty-sixth  regiment — (late)  Peter  Voorhies,  lieutenant  colonel: 

Sylvanus  Wilcox,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Voorhies,  resigned. 

Samuel  Jackson,  first  major,  vice  Wilcox,  promoted;  Isaiah 
Depuy,  second  major,  vice  Jackson,  promoted. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirty-sixth  regiment: 

Josephus  B.  Stuart,  surgeon,  vice  Van  Zandt,  refused. 


*  A  new  office,  created  by  chapter  139,  Laws  of  1812.  passed  June  12. — State  His- 
torian, 


State  Historian.  1399 

new  york  county. 

Second  (Ninth)  regiment  of  artillery  (Fleet's) — first  brigade: 

Jacob  Anthony,  captain,  vice  Wallace,  promoted;  Abraham  Smith, 
first  lieutenant,  vice  Anthony,  promoted;  Philip  S.  Hone,  second 
lieutenant,  vice  Smith,  promoted. 

*First  regiment  of  riflemen: 

Francis  McClure,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant. 

Daniel  Fisher  and  Reuben  Munson,  majors. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

*Second  regiment  of  riflemen: 

Samuel  M.  Lockwood,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant. 
Henry  Heath,  captain;  Christopher  Van  Valkenburgh,  lieutenant; 
John  D.  Ogsbury,  ensign — new  company. 

WESTCHESTER    COUNTY. 

Battalion  of  riflemen  organized  in  the  fifteenth  brigade  of  infantry : 
Abel  Smith,  major  commandant. 

WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Fifty-fourth  regiment — Pliny  Adams,  lieuten- 
ant colonel  commandant: 

Joseph  Harris,  captain;  Benjamin  Hyde,  lieutenant;  Thomas  Kins- 
man, ensign — new  company  of  grenadiers. 

NEW   YORK   COUNTY. 

Second  (Ninth)  regiment,  first  brigade  of  artillery: 
William  Smith  Richards,  first  lieutenant;  William  Bayard,  junior, 
second  lieutenant. 

*  These  two  regiments  were  organized  by  General  Orders,  June  20,  1812.  See 
Tompkins  Papers,  Volume  I,  pages  343-4. — State  Historian. 


1812. 


1812. 


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Annual  Report  of  the 


NEW  YORK  MILITARY  INDEX.* 
Officers  of  the  Militia,  July  4,  1812. 
A  record  of  the  number  of  each  division  of  infantry  of  this  State, 
the  names  of  the  respective  commanders  thereof,  and  their  places  of 
residence. 


Number 

Places  of  Their  Residence. 

Names  of  the  Commanding  Officers 
of  the  Divisions. 

OF  THE 

Divisions. 

Cities  or  Towns. 

Counties. 

1 

Nathaniel  Coles, 

Dosoris, 

Queens. 

2 

John  Hathorn, 

Warwick, 

Orange. 

3 

Benjamin  Mooers, 

Plattsburgh, 

Clinton. 

4 

Abraham  Veeder, 

Johnstown, 

Montgomery. 

5 

George  Widrig, 

Frankfort, 

Herkimer. 

6 

Nathaniel  King, 

Hamilton. 

Madison. 

7 

Amos  Hall, 

Bloomfield, 

Ontario. 

8 

Paul  Todd, 

Berne, 

Albany. 

A  record  of  the  number  of  each  brigade  of  infantry  of  this  State, 
the  names  of  the  respective  commanders  thereof,  and  their  places  of 
residence. 


Number 

Places  of  Their  Residence. 

Names  of  Commanding  Officers  of 
Brigades. 

OF  THE 

Brigades. 

Cities  or  Towns. 

Counties. 

1 

George  McClure, 

Bath, 

Steuben. 

2 

Solomon  Martin, 

Unadilla, 

Otsego. 

3 

Peter  Van  Zandt, 

New  York, 

New  York. 

4 

Jacob  Brown, 

Brownville, 

Jefferson. 

5 

Timothv  S.  Hopkins, 

Buffalo,  t      . 

Niagara. 

6 

Alexander  Rea, 

Batavia, 

Genesee. 

7 

John  Tillotson, 

Aurelius, 

Cayuga. 

8 

Jacob  A.  Fort, 

Hoosick, 

Rensselaer. 

9 

Samuel  Clark, 

Ballston  Springs, 

Saratoga. 

10 

Gerard  Stedditord, 

New  York, 

New  York. 

11 

Richard  Dodge, 

Johnstown, 

Montgomery. 

12 

Samuel  Ten  Broeck, 

Clermont, 

Columbia. 

J3 

Oliver  Collins, 

Utica, 

Oneida. 

14 

William  Mackey, 

Rensselaerville, 

Albany. 

15 

Pierre  Van  Cortlandt,  junior, 

Peekskiil, 

Westchester. 

16 

Simon  De  Ridder, 

Union  Village, 

Washington. 

17 

Micajah  Pettit, 

Queensburv, 

do 

18 

Matthew  Carpenter, 

Newtown, 

Tioga. 

19 

Reuben  Hopkins, 

Goshen, 

Orange. 

20 

Edmund  Perlee, 

Amenia, 

Dutchess. 

21 

James  Haile, 

Fairfield, 

Herkimer. 

22 

Jacob  S.  Jackson, 

South  Hempstead, 

Queens. 

23 

Frederick  Westbrook, 

Marbletown, 

Ulster. 

24 

William  Burnet, 

Phelps, 

Ontario. 

25 

Erastus  Root, 

Delhi, 

Delaware. 

26 

Walter  Martin, 

Martinsburgh, 

Lewis. 

27 

John  Ellis, 

Onondaga, 

Onondaga. 

28 

Freegift  Patchin, 

Blenheim, 

Schoharie. 

29 

Peter  S.  Van  Orden, 

Hempstead, 

Rockland. 

*  From  manuscript  volume  I,  State  Library,  Albanv,  N.  Y. 

t  Buffalo,  originally  organized  February  8,  1810,  belonged  to  Niagara  county  until  the  erection  of 
Erie  county  April  2,  1821. — State  Historian. 


State  Historian. 


1401 


1812. 


Number 

Names  of  Commanding  Officers  of 
Brigades. 

Places  of  Their  Residence. 

OF  THE 

Brigades. 

Cities  or  Towns. 

Counties. 

3° 
31 
32 
33 
34 
35 
36 
37 
38 
39 
40 

4i 

John  B.  Van  Wyck, 
Matthew  Trotter, 
Obadiah  German, 
Abraham  Rose, 
Leonard  Smith, 
Jabez  N.  M.  Hurd, 
Daniel  Miller, 
Samuel  Haight, 
William  Himrod, 
William  Wadsworth, 
Daniel  Wright, 
Oliver  Huntington, 

Fishkill, 

Albany, 

Norwich, 

Bridgehampton, 

Newburgh, 

Cazenovia, 

Homer, 

Athens, 

Ovid, 

Geneseo, 

Essex, 

Owego, 

Dutchess. 

Albany. 

Chenango. 

Suffolk. 

Orange. 

Madison. 

Cortlandt. 

Greene. 

Seneca. 

Ontario. 

Essex. 

Broome.* 

A  record  of  the  number  of  each  regiment  of  infantry  in  this  State, 
the  names  of  the  respective  commandants  thereof,  and  their  places  of 
residence. 


Numbers 

Places  of  Their  Residence. 

Names  of  Commanding  Officers  of 
Regiments. 

OF  THE 

Regiments. 

Cities  or  Towns. 

Counties. 

1 

Caleb  Carr, 

Stephentown, 

Rensselaer. 

2 

Farrand  Stranahan, 

Cooperstown, 

Otsego. 

3 

William  W.  Cook, 

Broome. 

4 

Micah  Brooks, 

Bloomfield, 

Ontario. 

5 

Benjamin  Webb, 

Orange. 

6 

Richard  R.  Van  Denbergh, 

Coxsackie, 

Greene. 

7 

James  Stewart, 

Worcester, 

Otsego. 

8 

James  Johnson, 

Montgomery. 

9 

Elijah  Barnes, 

Elizabethtown, 

Essex. 

10 

Andrew  Anderson, 

New  York, 

New  York. 

11 

Thaddeus  Remington, 

Canandaigua, 

Ontario. 

12 

Jonathan  Varian, 

Scarsdale, 

Westchester. 

13 

Asa  Chapman, 

Niagara. 

14 

Isaac  Belknap,  junior, 

Newburgh, 

Orange. 

15 

R.  T.  Livingston, 

Clermont, 

Columbia. 

16 

Jacob  Chandler, 

Onondaga. 

17 

James  McBurney, 

Painted  Post, 

Steuben. 

18 

Storm  A.  Becker, 

Schoharie, 

Schoharie. 

*9 

Jacob  Snell, 

Palatine, 

Montgomery. 

20 

Silvester  Gridley, 

Oneida. 

21 

Matthew  N.  Tillotson, 

Cayuga. 

22 

Peter  Allen, 

Bloomfield, 

Ontario. 

23 

James  Tuttle, 

Washington. 

24 

John  Rhodes, 

Saratoga. 

25 

Silas  Boardman, 

Rensselaerville, 

Albany. 

26 

Peter  Voorhies, 

Florida, 

Montgomery. 

27 

Christopher  P.  Bellinger, 

Little  Falls, 

Herkimer. 

28 

Cornelius  Bruyn, 

Shawangunk, 

Ulster. 

29 

Martin  E.  Winchell, 

Dutchess. 

30 

Garrit  Post, 

Orange. 

3i 

John  Acheson, 

Genesee. 

32 

David  Rogers, 

Ballston, 

Saratoga. 

33 

David  Hobby,  junior, 

Northcastle, 

Westchester. 

34 

Abraham  J.  Vosburgh, 

Johnstown, 

Montgomery. 

35 

Isaac  Crosby,  junior, 

Southeast,+ 

Dutchess. 

36 

Thomas  Miller, 

Pittsburgh, 

Clinton. 

37 

Aaron  North, 

Essex, 

38 

Abijah  Harris, 

Bedford. 

Westchester. 

39 

Gilbert  Howell, 

Ontario. 

40 

Matthew  Myers, 

Herkimer. 

*  Owego  belongs  to  Tioga  county. — State  Historian. 

tThe  town  of  Southeast  was  formed   March  17,  1795,  and  belongs  in  Putnam, 
county. — State  Historian. 


not   Dutchess 


1812. 


1402 


Annual  Report  of  the 


Numbers 

Names  of  Commanding  Officers  of 

OF  THE 

Regiments. 

Regiments. 

41 

John  Dunning, 

42 

Samuel  Colt, 

43 

Cornelius  J.  Schermerhorn, 

44 

Charles  McKinstry, 

45 

Gilbert  Eddy, 

46 

Richard  Coxe, 

47 

T.  R.  Van  Rensselaer, 

48 

William  Warren, 

49 

Darius  Phelps, 

5° 

Israel  El)-. 

51 

Isaac  A.  Van  Hook, 

52 

Caleb  Hopkins, 

S3 
54 
55 
56 
57 
58 
59 
60 
61 
62 

63 
64 

65 
66 

67 
68 
69 
70 
71 
72 
73 
74 
75 
76 
77 
78 

79 
80 
81 
82 
83 
84 
85 
86 
87 
88 
89 
90 

01 
92 

93 

94 
95 
96 

97 
98 

99 
100 
»oi 
102 

i°3 

104 

105 
106 
107 
108 
iog 
no 
in 
112 

"3 

114 
us 
116 


Ansel  Goodrich, 

Reuben  Root, 

Anthony  J.  Sprague, 

Peter  J.  Vosburgh, 

John  Veeder, 

Martin  Keep, 

John  Prior, 

Joseph  Mum  ford, 

James  Towhsend, 

Jacob  Johnson, 

Thomas  Rogers, 

Jeremiah  Johnson, 

Erastus  Cleaveland, 

Alric  Mann, 

Dudley  Hewit, 

Sherman  Barnes, 

Abraham  Howell, 

Putnam  Farrington, 

Philetus  Swift, 

Thomas  Hicks, 

Daniel  Warner, 

Zebulon  Douglass, 

Jasper  Ward, 

Gershom  Tuttle, 

Daniel  Davis, 

Joseph  Dorr, 

Selah  Mathews, 

Isaac  Wickham, 

Reuben  Boyce, 

Robert  Bogardus, 

Benjamin  J.  Gurnee, 
James  Tallmadge,  junior, 
Edward  W.  Lalght, 
Thomas  Reynolds, 
William  Harper, 

Henry  Bloom, 

Sebastian  Visscher, 
late  James  Haile, 
John  Tuthill. 

Abraham  J.  Hardenbergh, 
John  A.  Ditmars, 
Joseph  W.  Lawrence, 
Jacob  Swartwood, 
Samuel  S.  Haight, 
William  Paulding,  junior, 
Christopher  Clark, 
William  Vary, 
James  Hendrickson, 
Zeboam  Carter, 
Hugh  W.  Dobbin, 
Avery  Smith, 
David  Wiltsey, 
Thompson  Mead, 
Jacob  DeLamontagnie, 
Jeremiah  Moore, 
Samuel  Mack, 
Zadock  Rhoads, 
John  T.  Van  Dalfsen, 
Martin  Heermance, 
Joseph  Clyde, 
Calvin  Rich, 
Hercules  Rice, 
Beekman  M.  VanBeuren, 
Jehiel  Tuttle, 


Places  of  Their  Residence. 


Cities  or  Towns. 

Counties. 

Stillwater, 

Saratoga. 

Geneva, 

Ontario. 

Schodack, 

Rensselaer. 

Columbia. 

Pittstown, 

Rensselaer. 

Turin, 

Lewis. 

Claverack, 

Columbia. 

Niagara. 

Greene. 

Washington. 

New  York, 

New  York. 

Ontario. 

Tioga, 

Broome. 

Otsego.  1 

Jefferson. 

Kinderhook. 

Columbia. 

Schenectady, 

Schenectady. 

Cortlandt. 

Greenfield, 

Saratoga. 

Otsego. 

Carmel, 

Putnam. 

Onondaga. 

Saratoga. 

Brooklyn, 

Kings. 

Madison, 

Madison. 

Malone, 

t  ranklin. 

Chenango. 

Oneida. 

Delaware. 

Delhi, 

Delaware. 

Phelps, 

Ontario. 

Oneida. 

Hillsdale, 

Columbia. 

Lenox, 

Madison. 

New  York, 

New  York. 

Lewis. 

Caledonia, 

Genesee. 

Rensselaer. 

Newtown, 

Tioga. 

Suffolk. 

Steuben. 

New  York, 

New  York. 

Haverstraw, 

Rockland. 

Poughkeepsie, 

Dutchess. 

New  York, 

New  York. 

Rensselaer. 

Harpersfield, 

Delaware. 

Genoa, 

Cayuga. 

Albanv, 

Albany. 

Fairfield, 

Herkimer. 

Orange. 

Shawangunk, 

Ulster. 

Jamaica, 

Queens. 

Ontario. 

Tioga. 

Bath, 

Steuben. 

New  York, 

New  York. 

Pompey, 

Onondaga. 

Genesee. 

Queens. 

Lewis. 

Junius, 

Seneca. 

Ontario. 

Schoharie. 

Norwich, 

Chenango. 

New  York, 

New  York. 

Suffolk. 

Jefferson. 

Cayuga. 

Coeymans, 

Albany. 

Rhinebeck, 

Dutchess. 

Otsego. 

Sharon, 

Schoharie. 

Cambridge, 

Washington. 

New  York, 

New  York. 

Greene. 

State  Historian. 


1403 


1812. 


Numbers 

Names  of  Commanding  Officers  of 

OF  THE 

Regiments. 

Regiments. 

117 

Rem  B.  Simonson, 

118 

James  Green, 

no 

William  A.  Cuddeback, 

120 

Merchant  Lawrence, 

121 

John  Stewart, 

122 

James  Ford, 

123 

Thomas  B.  Benedict, 

124 

John  Kingmorr  (Kingman), 

125 

Daniel  Dodge, 

126 

Luke  Goodspeed, 

127 

George  W.  Van  Den  Burgh, 

128 

Reymer  Covert, 

129 

Samuel  Dutton, 

130 

late  Fred'k  Westbrook. 

131 

Cornelius  Van  Beuren, 

132 

Isaac  Satterly, 

J33 

Samuel  Balcom, 

134 

William  Stone, 

J35 

Gershom  Palmer, 

136 

John  V.  A.  Lansing, 

137 

John  Floyd. 

138 

George  H.  Nellis, 

'39 

Nathaniel  Montross, 

140 

Saul  Smith, 

141 

Josiah  Southerland, 

142 

Jonas  Mapes, 

143 

Reuben  Leonard, 

144 

Hezekiah  Ketchum, 

145 

Hugh  Graham, 

146 

Richard  Conner, 

147 

T.  M.  Wood, 

148 

Abraham  Vail, 

149 

Abraham  Van  Wyck, 

15° 

John  H.  Burhans, 

I5I 

Elisha  Bundy, 

152 

John  Gallup, 

153 

Nathan  Stone, 

154 

Pliny  Adams, 

XSS 

Thomas  Davis, 

156 

Hendrick  Van  Schaick, 

157 

Caleb  Clark, 

158 

John  Harris, 

159 

Warren  Hecox, 

160 

Cornelius  Blauvelt, 

161 

Matthias  Lemen, 

162 

John  McMahon. 

163 

Silas  Hopkins, 

164 

Worthy  L.  Churchill, 

Places  of  Their  Residence. 


Cities  or  Towns. 

Counties. 

Queens. 

Argyle, 

Washington. 

Sullivan. 

Catskill, 

Greene. 

Washington. 

Montgomery. 

DeKalb, 

St.  Lawrence. 

Cortlandt. 

New  York, 

New  York. 

Allegany. 

Dutchess. 

Seneca. 

Madison. 

(Ulster.) 

Ulster. 

Suffolk. 

Chenango. 

Whitestown, 

Oneida. 

Otsego. 

Watervliet, 

Albany. 

Smithtown, 

Suffolk. 

Canajoharie, 

Montgomery. 

Westchester. 

Oneida. 

Dutchess. 

New  York, 

New  York. 

Brookfield, 

Madison. 

Waterford, 

Saratoga. 

Seneca. 

Richmond. 

Onondaga, 

Onondaga. 

Orange. 

Fishkill, 

Dutchess. 

Bethlehem, 

Albany. 

Otsego. 

Berne, 

Albany. 

St.  Lawrence. 

Washington. 

Troy, 

Rensselaer. 

Easton, 

Washington. 

Oneida. 

Cayuga, 

Cayuga. 

Onondaga. 

Rockland. 

Genesee. 

Cambria, 

Niagara. 

Genesee. 

A  record  of  the  number  of  the  division  and  of  each  brigade  of 
cavalry  of  this  State,  the  names  of  the  respective  commanders 
thereof,  and  their  places  of  residence. 


Number 

Number 
of  Each 
Brigade. 

Name  of  the  Officer  Command- 
ing   the    Division    and    Each 
Brigade. 

PLAces  of  Their  Residence. 

OF  THE 

Division. 

Cities  or  towns. 

Counties. 

1 

1 
2 
3 

Stephen  Van  Rensselaer, 
Henry  McNeil, 
John  J.  Van  Rensselaer, 
Aquila  Giles, 

Albany, 
Paris, 
Albany, 
New  York, 

Albany. 
Oneida. 
Albany. 
New  York. 

1812. 


1404 


Annual  Report  of  the 


A  record  of  the  number  of  each  regiment  of  cavalry  in  this  State, 
the  names  of  the  respective  commandants  thereof,  and  their  places 
of  residence. 


Number 

of  Each 

Places  of  Their  Residence. 

Names  of  Commanding  Officers  of 
the  Regiments. 

Regiment. 

Cities  or  Towns. 

Counties. 

i 

George  D.  Wickham, 

Goshen, 

Orange. 

2 

Jacob  Odell, 

Yonkers, 

Westchester. 

3 

Rensselaer  Westerlo, 

Albany, 

Albany. 

4 

Philip  Pitcher, 

Redhook, 

Dutchess. 

5 

Apollos  Moore, 

Rensselaerville, 

Albany. 

6 

James  Lynch, 

Rome, 

Oneida. 

7 

Edmund  Fitzgerald, 

Waterford, 

Saratoga. 

8 

William  Whipple, 

Madison. 

9 

George  Tiffany, 

Schoharie, 

Schoharie. 

IO 

Vincent  Mathews, 

Newtown, 

Tioga. 

ii 

Roswell  Starr, 

Otsego. 

12 

Seymour  Boughton, 

Bloomfield, 

Ontario. 

A  record  of  the  number  of  the  division  and  of  each  brigade  of 
artillery  in  this  State,  the  names  of  the  respective  commanders 
thereof,  and  their  places  of  residence. 


Number 

Number 
of  Each 
Brigade. 

Name  of  the  Officer  Command- 
ing  the    Division   and    Each 
Brigade. 

Places  of  Their  Residence. 

Division. 

Cities  or  Towns. 

Counties. 

i 

i 

2 

3 

Ebenezer  Stevens, 
Jacob  Morton, 
James  W.  Wilkin, 
Joseph  Kirkland, 

New  York, 

do 
Goshen, 
New  Hartford, 

New  York. 

do 
Orange. 
Oneida. 

A  record  of  the  number  of  each  regiment  of  artillery  in  this  State, 
the  names  of  the  respective  commandants  thereof,  and  their  places 
of  residence. 


Number 

of  Each 

Regiment. 

Names  of  Commanding  Officers  of 
the  Regiments. 

Places  of  Their  Residence. 

Cities  or  Towns. 

Counties. 

i 

2 

3 
4 
5 
6 

7 
8 

9 

IO 

ii 

12 

Henry  R.  Teller, 
Peter  Curtenius, 
Andrew  Sitcher, 
Nathan  Myers, 
Abel  Watkins, 
Stephen  Thorn, 
Walter  Grieve, 
Joseph  French, 
Simon  Fleet, 
Selah  Strong, 
Cornelius  Harsin, 
Elijah  H.  Metcalf, 

Schenectady, 
New  York, 
do 

Poughkeepsie, 

Granville, 
Geneva, 

New  York, 
Blooming  Grove,' 
New  York, 
Cooperstown, 

Schenectady. 
New  York. 

do 
Dutchess. 
Delaware. 
Washington. 
Ontario. 
Herkimer. 
New  York. 
Orange. 
New  York. 
Otsego. 

State  Historian. 


1405 


1812. 


Table  the  first,  containing  the  number  of  each  division  of  infantry 
and  brigade  composing  the  same,  the  name  of  the  commanding  offi- 
cer of  every  such  division  and  brigade  and  his  place  of  residence. 


< 

O 

Places  of  T 

heir  Residence. 

W    • 

M     . 
M   ft] 

n.  a 
0  < 

Names  of  the  Officers  Commanding 

5J 

ft.    0 

C   3 

OS  > 

kS 

Divisions  and  Brigades. 

U    K 

acq 

5 

Cities  or  Towns. 

Counties 

55 

I 

Nathaniel  Coles, 

Dosoris, 

Queens. 

3 

Peter  Van  Zandt, 

New  York, 

New  York. 

10 

Gerard  Steddiford, 

do 

do 

15 

Pierre  Van  Cortlandt,  junior, 

Peekskill, 

Westchester. 

22 

Jacob  S.  Jackson, 

Hempstead, 

Queens. 

33 

Abraham  Rose, 

Bridgeharnpton, 

Suffolk. 

2 

John  Hathorn, 

Warwick, 

Orange. 

19 

Reuben  Hopkins, 

Goshen, 

do 

20 

Edmund  Perlee, 

Amenia, 

Dutchess. 

23 

Frederick  Westbrook, 

Marbletown, 

Ulster. 

29 

Peter  S.  Van  Orden, 

Hempstead, 

Rockland. 

3° 

John  B.  Van  Wyck, 

Fishkill, 

Dutchess. 

34 

Leonard  Smith, 

Newburgh, 

Orange. 

3 

Benjamin  Mooers, 

Plattsburgh, 

Clinton. 

8 

Jacob  A.  Fort, 

Hoosick, 

Rensselaer. 

12 

Samuel  Ten  Broeck, 

Clermont, 

Columbia. 

16 

Simon  De  Ridder, 

Union  Village, 

Washington. 

17 

Micajah  Pettit, 

Queensbury, 

do 

40 

Daniel  Wright, 

Essex, 

Essex. 

4 

Abraham  Veeder, 

Johnstown, 

Montgomery. 

9 

Samuel  Clark, 

Ballston  Springs, 

Saratoga. 

11 

Richard  Dodge, 

Johnstown, 

Montgomery. 

28 

Freegift  Patchin, 

Blenheim, 

Schoharie. 

5 

George  Widrig, 

Frankfort, 

Herkimer. 

4 

Jacob  Brown, 

Brownville, 

Jefferson. 

13 

Oliver  Collins, 

Utica, 

Oneida. 

21 

James  Haile, 

Fairfield, 

Herkimer. 

26 

Walter  Martin, 

Martinsburgh, 

Lewis. 

27 

John  Ellis, 

Onondaga, 

Onondaga. 

6 

Nathaniel  King, 

Hamilton, 

Madison. 

2 

Solomon  Martin, 

Unadilla, 

Otsego. 

18 

Matthew  Carpenter, 

Newtown, 

Tioga. 

32 

Obadiah  German, 

Norwich, 

Chenango. 

35 

Jabez  N.  M.  Hurd, 

Cazenovia, 

Madison. 

36 

Daniel  Miller, 

Homer, 

Cortlandt. 

41 

Oliver  Huntington, 

Owego, 

Broome  [Tioga] 

7 

Amos  Hall, 

Bloomfield, 

Ontario. 

1 

George  McClure, 

Bath, 

Steuben. 

5 

Timothy  S.  Hopkins, 

Buffalo, 

Niagara. 

6 

Alexander  Rea, 

Batavia, 

Genesee. 

7 

John  Tillotson, 

Aurelius, 

Cayuga. 

24 

William  Burnet, 

Phelps, 

Ontario. 

38 

William  Himrod, 

Ovid, 

Seneca. 

39 

William  Wadsworth, 

Geneseo, 

Ontario. 

8 

Paul  Todd, 

Berne, 

Albany. 

14 

William  Mackey, 

Rensselaerville, 

do 

25 

Erastus  Root, 

Delhi, 

Delaware. 

3i 

Matthew  Trotter, 

Albany, 

Albany. 

37 

Samuel  Haight, 

Athens, 

Greene. 

Table  the  second,  containing  the  name  of  the  commander  and  the 
number  of  each  division  of  infantry,  the  name  of  the  commandant, 
and  the  number  of  each  brigade  composing  the  respective  divisions, 
and  names  of  officers  commanding  regiments  and  unregimented 


1812. 


1406 


Annual  Report  of  the 


battalions,  and  the  number  of  the  respective  regiments  of  which 
even'  such  brigade  is  composed. 


x. 

u 

u 

u 

2 

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0  0 

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:-  - 

t.  o 

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■-  a 

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5£ 

Names  of  Commanding  Officers  of  Divisions,  Brig. 

VDES, 

-  > 

-  s 

-  5 

s  < 

Regiments  and  Unregimented  Battalions. 

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s  ^ 

s  - 

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2« 

-  -• 

i 

s 

s 

E- 

a 

a 

3 

^ 

2 

Z 

fc 

z 

D 

i 

3 

IO 

Si 
82 

125 

142 

146 

Major  general  Nathaniel  Coles. 
Brigadier  general  Peter  Van  Zandt. 
Lieutenant  colonel  Andrew  Anderson. 

do             do      Isaac  A.  Van  Hook. 

do             do      Robert  Bogardus. 

do             do      Daniel  Dodee. 

do             do     Jonas  Mapes. 

do             do      Richard  Conner. 

do 

IO 

75 
85 

97 
106 

115 

Battalion. 

Brigadier  general  Gerard  Steddiford. 
Lieutenant  colonel  Jasper  Ward. 

do             do      Edward  W.  Laight. 

do             do      William  Paulding,  junior. 

do             do     Jacob  DeLamontagnie. 

do             do      Beekman  M.  Van  Beuren. 
Major  Francis  McClure. 

i 

15 

12 

33 

38 

139 

Brigadier  general  Pierre  Van  Cortlandt. 
Lieutenant  colonel  Jonathan  Varian. 

do             do     David  Hobby,  junior. 

do             do      Abijah  Harris. 

do             do      Nathaniel  Montross. 

i 

22 

64 

93 
100 

"7 

Brigadier  general  Jacob  S.  Jackson. 
Lieutenant  colonel  Jeremiah  Johnson. 

do             do     John  A.  Ditmars. 

do             do     James  Hendrickson. 

do             do      Rem  B.  Simonson. 

do 

33 

80 
107 
132 
137 

Brigadier   general  Abraham  Rose. 
Lieutenant  colonel  Isaac  Wickham. 

do             do      Jeremiah  Moore. 

do             do      Isaac  Satterly. 

do             do     John  Floyd. 

2 

*9 

30 

9i 

14S 

Major  general  John  Hathorn. 
Brigadier   general  Reuben  Hopkins. 
Lieutenant  colonel  Garrit  Post. 

do             do     John  Tuthill. 

do             do      Abraham  Vail. 

2 

20 
23 

29 

84 

in 

141 

119 
130 
I31 

Brigadier  general  Edmund  Perlee. 
Lieutenant  colonel  Martin  E.  Winchell. 

do             do     James  Talimadge,  junior. 

do             do      Martin  Heermance. 

do      •       do     Josiah  Southerland. 
Brigadier   general  Frederick  Westbrook. 
Lieutenant  colonel  William  A.  Cuddeback. 

do             do     late  F.  Westbrook. 

do             do     Cornelius  Van  Beuren. 

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Brigadier   general  Peter  S.  Van  Orden. 
Lieutenant  colonel  Benjamin  J.  Gurnee. 
do             do      Cornelius  Blauvelt. 

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Brigadier  general  John  B.  Van  Wyck. 
Lieutenant  colonel  Isaac  Crosby,  junior. 

do             do     James  Townsend. 

do             do     George  W.  Van  Den  Burgh. 

do             do     Abraham  Van  Wyck. 

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Brigadier   general  Leonard  Smith. 
Lieutenant  "colonel  Benjamin  Webb. 

do             do      Isaac  Belknap,  junior. 

do             do      Cornelius  Bruyn. 

do             do      Abraham  J.  H'ardenbergh. 

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Major  general  Benjamin  Mooers. 
Brigadier  general  Jacob  A.  Fort. 
Lieutenant  colonel  Caleb  Carr. 

do             do     Cornelius  J.  Schermerhorn. 

do             do     Gilbert  Eddy. 

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do  do     Thomas  Reynolds, 

do  do      Thomas  Davis. 

Brigadier   general  Samuel  Ten  Broeck. 
Lieutenant  colonel  R.  T.  Livingston, 
do  do      Charles  McKinstry. 

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do  do      Hercules  Rice. 

do  do     James  Green. 

do  do     Hendrick  Van  Schaick. 

Brigadier  general  Micajah  Peltit. 
Lieutenant  colonel  James  Tuttle. 

do  do     John  Stewart. 

do  do      Pliny  Adams. 

Brigadier   general  Daniel  Wright. 
Lieutenant  colonel  Elijah  Barnes. 

do  do     Thomas  Miller. 

do  do     Aaron  North. 

do  do      Alric  Mann. 

Major  general  Abraham  Veeder. 
Brigadier   general  Samuel  Clark. 
Lieutenant  colonel  John  Rhodes. 

do  do     David  Rogers. 

John  Dunning. 
John  Prior. 
Thomas  Rogers. 
Hezckiah  Ketchum. 
Major  George  Tavlor. 
Brigadier   general  Richard  Dodge. 
Lieutenant  colonel  James  Johnson. 

do  do      Jacob  Snell. 

Peter  Voorhies. 
Abraham  J.  Vosburgh. 
James  Ford. 
George  H.  Nehis. 
Brigadier   general  Freegift  Patchin. 
Lieutenant  colonel  Storm  A.  Becker. 

do  do      David  Wiltsey. 

do  do     Calvin  Rich. 

Major  general  George  Widrig. 
Brigadier   general  Jaeob  Brown. 
Lieutenant  colonel  Samuel  Mack. 

do  do      Thomas  B.  Benedict. 

do  do      Nathan  Stone. 

Brigadier  general  Oliver  Collins. 
Lieutenant  colonel  Silvester  Gridley. 

do  do      Sherman  Barnes. 

Thomas  Hicks. 
William  Stone. 
Saul  Smith. 
Caleb  Clark. 
Major  Jonathan  Parkhurst. 
Brigadier  general  James  Haile. 
Lieutenant  colonel  Christopher  P.  Bellinger. 

do  do     Matthew  Myers. 

do  do      late  James  Haile. 

Brigadier   general  Walter  Martin. 
Lieutenant  colonel  Richard  Coxe. 

do  do     Anthony  J.  Sprague. 

do  do      Gershom  Tuttle. 

do  do      Zeboam  Carter. 

Brigadier  general  John  Ellis. 
Lieutenant  colonel  Jacob  Chandler. 

do  do      Jacob  Johnson. 

do  do     Christopher  Clark. 

do  do     T.  M.  Wood. 

do  do     Warren  Hecox. 

Major  general  Nathaniel  King. 


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Brigadier   general  Solomon  Martin. 
Lieutenant  colonel  Farrand  Stranahan. 

do  do     James  Stewart. 

Reuben  Root. 
Joseph  Mumford. 
Joseph  Clyde. 
Gershom  Palmer. 
Elisha  Bundy. 
Brigadier   general  Matthew  Carpenter. 
Lieutenant  colonel  Selah  Mathews. 

do  do     Jacob  Swartwood. 

Brigadier   general  Obadiah  German. 
Lieutenant  colonel  Dudley  Hewit. 

do  do      Thompson  Mead. 

do  do     Samuel  Balcom. 

Major  Walter  Clark. 
Brigadier   general  Jabez  N.  M.  Hurd. 
Lieutenant  colonel  Erastus  Cleaveland. 

do  do      Zebulon  Douglass. 

do  do      Samuel  Dutton. 

do  do      Reuben  Leonard. 

Brigadier   general  Daniel  Miller. 
Lieutenant  colonel  Martin  Keep. 

do  do     John  Kingmorr  (Kingman;. 

Major  Elijah  Whelor  (Wheeler). 
Brigadier   general  Oliver  Huntington. 
Lieutenant  colonel  William  W.  Cook. 

do  do     Ansel  Goodrich. 

Major  general  Amos  Hall. 
Brigadier  general  George  McClure. 
Lieutenant  colonel  James  McBurney. 

do  do      Reuben  Boyce. 

do  do      Samuel  S.  Haight. 

do  do     Luke  Goodspeed. 

Major  Thomas  Lusk. 

do     Asa  A.  Gaylord. 
Brigadier   general  Timothy  S.  Hopkins. 
Lieutenant  colonel  Asa  Chapman. 

do  do      William  Warren. 

do  do      John  McMahon. 

do  do      Silas  Hopkins. 

Brigadier   general  Alexander  Rea. 
Lieutenant  colonel  John  Acheson. 

do  do      Daniel  Davis. 

do  do      William  Vary. 

do  do      Matthias  Lemen. 

do  do      Worthy  L.  Churchill. 

Brigadier   general  John  Tillotson. 
Lieutenant  colonel  Matthew  N.  Tillotson. 

do  do      Henry  Bloom. 

do  do      Zadock  Rhoads. 

do  do     John  Harris. 

Major  Eli  Matson. 
Brigadier  general  William  Burnett. 
Lieutenant  colonel  Thaddeus  Remington. 

do  do      Gilbert  Howell. 

do  do      Samuel  Colt. 

do  do      Philetus  Swift. 

do  do      Avery  Smith. 

Major  William  Howe  Cuyler. 
Brigadier   general  William  Himrod. 
Lieutenant  colonel  Hugh  W.  Dobbin. 

do  do      Reynier  Covert. 

do  do      Hugh  Graham. 

Brigadier   general  William  Wadsworth. 
Lieutenant  colonel  Micah  Brooks. 

do  do      Peter  Allen. 

do  do      Caleb  Hopkins. 

do  do     Joseph  W.  Lawrence. 

Major  general  Paul  Todd. 
Brigadier  general  William  Mackey. 
Lieutenant  colonel  Silas  Boardman. 


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Brigadier  general  Erastus  Root. 
Lieutenant  colonel  Abraham  Howell. 

do             do      Putnam  Farrington. 

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Brigadier  general  Matthew  Trotter. 
Lieutenant  colonel  Sebastian  Visscher. 

do             do     John  V.  A.  Lansing. 

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Brigadier   general  Samuel  Haight. 
Lieutenant  colonel  Richard  R.  Van  Denbergh. 

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City  of  New  York: 

William  Paulding,  junior, 

Adjutant  General. 
De  Witt  Clinton,  major  general  of  the  militia  of  this  State. 


SENECA  COUNTY. 

Seventh  regiment  of  artillery: 

John  Townsend,  junior,  captain;  Ira  Clark,  first  lieutenant;  Solo- 
mon Porter,  second  do — new  company. 

One  Hundred  and  Second  regiment: 

Milton  Filler,  captain;  Caleb  Melvin,  do;  Aseph  Spencer  and 
Asahel  Gillet,  lieutenants;  Jared  Darrer  and  Noah  Starr,  ensigns — 
new  companies. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Eighty-ninth  regiment: 

Peter  Wendell,  surgeon,  vice  Mancius,  declining;  Robert  McMil- 
lan, surgeon's  mate,  vice  Wendell,  promoted. 

Thomas  Carson,  lieutenant  light  infantry,  vice  Lansing,  appointed 
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1410  Annual  Report  of  the 

aide  to  General  V(an)  R(ensselaer) ;  John  Gott,  ensign  light  infantry, 
vice  Carson,  promoted. 

NEW   YORK   COUNTY. 

Seventy-fifth  regiment: 

Simon  P.  Schermerhorn  and  Henry  B.  Steddiford,  ensigns. 

One  Hundred  and  Sixth  regiment: 

Robert  Thorburn  and  John  Van  Kleek,  ensigns  (brevets). 

Jesse  Birdsall,  lieutenant,  vice  Stoughton,  transferred  to  cavalry. 

Robert  McCartee,  George  S.  Allison  and  Henry  Wilkes,  ensigns. 

One  Hundred  and  Fifteenth  regiment : 

John  Brower,  lieutenant,  vice  Vanderpoel,  removed  from  the  city. 

George  S.  Doughty  and  Francis  Passman,  ensigns. 

GREENE    COUNTY. 

Sixth  regiment: 

Matthew  Miller,  adjutant,  vice  Cartil,  appointed  by  mistake. 

NEW  YORK   COUNTY. 

First  squadron,  Second  regiment  cavalry : 

William  Foster,  captain;  John  Monell,  first  lieutenant;  Jacob  C. 
Cox,  second  do;  Stephen  Hustes,  cornet. 

Cornelius  Cairns,  captain;  Abraham  Carman,  first  lieutenant; 
William  Allen,  second  do;  Jacob  Van  Cott,  cornet. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Third  regiment — second  brigade  cavalry,  first  squadron: 

John  Trotter,  surgeon's  mate. 

John  Epps,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Bellamy,  promoted;  Friend 
Humphrey,  cornet,  vice  Epps,  do. 

Vinal  Luce,  adjutant,  vice  John  L.  Still,  in  Europe. 

Absalom  Townsend,  captain;  Dirk  L.  Vanderheyden,  first  lieu- 
tenant; John  Ten  Eyck,  second  do — new  company. 


State  Historian.  141  i 

columbia  county. 
Fifty-sixth  regiment : 

Lucas  Goes,  ensign. 

WESTCHESTER    COUNTY. 

Thirty-third  regiment: 

Jacob    G.    Dyckman,    captain;   Jonathan    D.    Odell,    lieutenant; 
Robert  P.  Ross,  ensign — new  company  of  light  infantry. 


1812. 


CHENANGO    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Fifth  regiment: 
Elisha  Ransem,  chaplain. 

ONONDAGA    COUNTY. 

Twenty-seventh  brigade  of  infantry: 
George  H.  Grosvenor,  ensign  riflemen. 

ONTARIO    COUNTY. 

Major  Elihu  Granger's  battalion  of  riflemen: 
Nathan   Parke,   captain;   Jared   Wilson,   lieutenant;   George   H. 
Boughton,  ensign — new  company. 

CLINTON    COUNTY. 

Thirty-sixth  regiment  of  infantry : 

Melancton  Lloyd  Woolsey,  captain;  Kinner  Newcomb,  first  lieu- 
tenant; John  Stevenson,  second  do;  Marinus  F.  Durand,  ensign — 
new  company  under  the  name  of  "The  Veteran  Exempts."* 

ST.  LAWRENCE  COUNTY. 

Fourth  brigade,  infantry: 

Giles  Parmele,  captain;  Ammi  Currier,  lieutenant;  Hosea  Bacon, 

ensign — new  company  under  the  name  of  "The  Potsdam  Veterans."* 

Nathan  Burlingome,  captain;  Alexander  Brush,  lieutenant;  Isaac 


G.  O.  July  20,  1812.     Tompkins  Papers,  Volume  I,  page  374. — State  Historian. 


1812. 


1412  Annual  Report  of  the 

Buck,   ensign — new  company  under  the   name   of  "  The   Madrid 
Veterans."* 

NEW  YORK  COUNTY. 

Third  regiment,  first  brigade  of  artillery: 

Stephen  Storm,  captain;  Abraham  Lott,  first  lieutenant;  Samuel 
Thompson,  second  do. 

Eleventh  regiment: 

Richard  P.  Bush,  first  lieutenant;  Francis  Allyn,  second  do. 

First  regiment  riflemen — (Francis  McClure),  lieutenant  colonel. 

Thomas  Haynes,  adjutant;  Mangle  M.  Quackenbos,  quarter- 
master; Joseph  Greenleaf,  paymaster. 

Gregory  Dillon,f  captain;  John  Higgins,  junior,  lieutenant; 
Anthony  Callahan,  ensign;  Joseph  Greenleaf,  do;  Mangle  M.  Quack- 
enbos, ensign. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Eighty-ninth  regiment  of  infantry: 

George  B.  Spencer,  paymaster,  vice  Stephenson,  appointed  aide- 
de-camp;  John  Envin,  quartermaster,  vice  Lansing,  removed. 

James  Thorne,  captain,  vice  Hooghkirk,  promoted;  Chester  Bulk- 
ley,  do,  vice  Vanderheyden,  appointed  in  United  States  army;  Jacob 
Best,  lieutenant,  vice  Thorne,  promoted;  Patrick  Cassidy,  do,  vice 
Spencer,  appointed  paymaster;  Ira  Jenkins, do, vice  Erwin,  appointed 
quartermaster;  Harmanus  Lansing,  do  light  infantry,  vice  Bulkeley, 
promoted. 

Ensigns — Edward  Willett,  vice  Ten  Eyck,  declined;  Richard 
Waring,  vice  Best,  promoted;  Lynott  Bloodgood,  vice  Cassidy,  do; 
William  H.  Whiting,  vice  Jenkins,  do;  John  S.  Van  Rensselaer,  vice 
Robinson,  ensign  United  States  army;  Thomas  Carson,  light  infan- 
try, vice  Lansing,  promoted. 

•  G.    O.  July   20,   1812.   See  Tompkins  Papers,  Volume  I,  pages  374,  375.— State 
Historian. 
tG.  O.July  31,  1S12.  Tompkins  Papers,  Volume  I,  page  375. — State  Historian. 


State  Historian.  1413 

Joseph  S.  Ives,  lieutenant,  vice  Joseph  Ives,  junior,  with  rank  from 
June  5,  181 1. 

ARTILLERY. 
COLUMBIA    COUNTY. 

Fourth  regiment,  second  brigade  of  artillery: 
Philo  Doan,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Giffbrd. 

MONTGOMERY    COUNTY. 

Fifth  regiment,  third  brigade  of  artillery: 

John  G.  Murray,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Yatman,  declined. 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

Fourth  regiment,  second  brigade   of  artillery: 

Ruggles  Hubbard,  captain;  Richard  M.  Livingston,  first  lieuten- 
ant; William  McManus,  second  do;  Jacob  Springer,  cornet — new- 
company  flying  artillery. 

NEW  YORK  COUNTY. 

Eleventh  regiment,  first  brigade  of  artillery: 

Jeremiah  Vanderbilt,  first  lieutenant,  commission  to  date  22d 
June  last;  Richard  P.  Bush,  first  do;  George  Stanton  and  Joseph 
Coles,  second  lieutenants. 

JEFFERSON    COUNTY. 

Fourth  brigade  infantry : 

Samuel  C.  Kennady,  captain;  Rufus  Willard,  lieutenant;  Eddy 
Cole,  ensign — riflemen. 

Fifth  division  of  infantry: 

Michael  J.  H.  Myers  and  Michael  M.  Myers,  aides-de-camp  to  the 
major  general. 

DUTCHESS    COUNTY. 

Eighty-fourth  regiment : 

Peter  B.Morgan,  first  major,  vice  Ryan,  deceased;  George  Bloom, 
second  do,  vice  Fonda,  resigned. 


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1812. 


1414  Annual  Report  of  the 

George  Lemeree,  captain,  vice  Ostrom,  do;  Isaac  Allen,  ensign, 
vice  V.  Wagener,  promoted;  Nicholas  Van  Wagener,  lieutenant, 
vice  Lemeree,  do;  Caleb  Angerome,  lieutenant,  vice  Schenck, 
deceased;  James  T.  Hooker,  ensign,  vice  Angerome,  promoted. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Twelfth  detached  regiment* — John  T.  Van  Dalfsen,  lieutenant 
colonel: 

Lewis  Clark,  adjutant;  Abraham  Ver  Plank,  paymaster;  Jacob 
Lansing,  quartermaster;  Henry  Adams,  surgeon;  Lemuel  Hudson, 
surgeon's  mate. 

ULSTER    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirty-first  regiment: 
Stephen  Rapelje,  surgeon's  mate. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Eighty-ninth  regiment : 

Israel  Wells,  lieutenant,  vice  Townsend,  appointed  in  cavalry; 
Hugh  Orr,  ensign,  vice  Wells,  promoted. 

NEW  YORK. 

Second  regiment  of  artillery,  first  brigade: 

William  Bakewell,  second  lieutenant. 

Detached  regiment  of  light  infantry*  (Lieutenant  Colonel  Jere- 
miah Johnson),  eighth  brigade*  (Brigadier  General  George 
McClure) : 

John  H.  Legget,  paymaster. 

Detached  regiment  of  riflemen*  (Lieutenant  Colonel  Francis 
McClure),  eighth  brigade: 

*  These  detached  regiments  and  brigades  were  organized  for  the  service  of  the 
United  States  by  General  Orders  of  April  21,  and  June  18,  1812.  See  Tompkins 
Papers,  Volume  I,  pages  318-321,  and  336-342. — State  Historian. 


State  Historian.  141 5 

William  Livingston,  surgeon;  Christopher  Y.  Fonda,  surgeon's 
mate;  Thomas  G.  Smith,  chaplain. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Second  regiment  riflemen: 
Piatt  Williams,  surgeon. 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

John  Miller,  surgeon's  mate;  Isaac  Labagh,  chaplain. 

DUTCHESS    COUNTY. 

It  having  been  represented  by  his  Excellency  the  Governor  that 
from  information  received  by  him  from  Major  General  (John) 
Hathorn,  that  John  B.  Van  Wyck,  esquire,  had  tendered  to  him 
his  resignation  of  the  office  of  brigadier  general  of  the  thirtieth 
brigade  of  infantry  of  this  State,  which  resignation  Major  General 
Hathorn  had  declined  accepting.  And  whereas  it  appears  from  a 
variety  of  information  received  from  persons  residing  in  the  county 
of  Dutchess  that  the  said  John  B.  Van  Wyck  had  for  some  time  past 
omitted  to  perform  the  duty  of  a  brigadier  under  an  allegation  of 
his  having  resigned  the  said  office,  and  it  appearing  also  from  a  letter 
which  the  Commander-in-chief  has  received  from  Captain  Fyler 
Dibblee,  that  General  Van  Wyck  had  declared  to  him  that  he  would 
not  pay  attention  to  a  general  order*  appointing  him  president  of  a 
board  of  officers  to  settle  rank  between  the  said  Fyler  Dibblee  and 
(Major)  Gilbert  Ketchum,  and  that  he  had  not  attended  to  such 
orders  for  some  time  past;  therefore  Resolved,  that  the  said  John 
B.  Van  Wyck  be  no  longer  brigadier  general  of  the  thirtieth  brigade 
of  infantry  of  this  state  and  that  a  supersedeas  be  issued  accordingly. 

*  G.  O.  July  20,  1812.     See  Tompkins  Papers,  Volume  I,  pages  372,  373,  383,  384, 
and  407. — State  Historian. 


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1812. 


1416  Annual  Report  of  the 

Third  (Fourth*)  regiment  of  artillery — second  brigade: 
Joseph    Nelson,  captain;   Zachariah   S.   Flagler,   first  lieutenant; 
Garret  P.  Lansing,  second  lieutenant. 

SARATOGA    COUNTY. 

Fifth  regiment  of  artillery — third  brigade: 

Nathaniel  Stewart,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Tallmadge,  resigned;  Silas 
Wood,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Stewart,  promoted. 

DUTCHESS    COUNTY. 

Edmund  Perlee,  major  general  of  the  second  division  of  infantry, 
vice  John  Hathorn  (of  Orange  county),  resigned. 

WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

Sixteenth  brigade  of  infantry: 

David  Sill,  brigade  quartermaster,  vice  D.  McNeil,  resigned. 

ONTARIO    COUNTY. 

Whereas  it  was  intended  by  the  Council  at  their  last  session  to 
appoint  Daniel  Goodwin  to  be  surgeon  of  the  Forty-second  regi- 
ment of  infantry  and  James  Carter  surgeon's  mate  thereof,  but  thai 
in  the  minutes  James  Carter  is  appointed  surgeon  and  Daniel  Good- 
win surgeon's  mate;  therefore  Resolved,  that  the  said  James  Carter 
be  no  longer  surgeon  of  said  regiment,  and  that  a  supersedeas  issue 
accordingly;  and  that  the  said  James  Carter  be  and  he  hereby  is 
appointed  surgeon's  mate  of  said  regiment  and  that  Daniel  Goodwin 
be  and  he  is  hereby  appointed  surgeon  of  said  regiment. 

STATE. 

James  Watson,  assistant  commissary  for  the  western  district  in 
the  place  of  George  Fleming,  who  has  declined  accepting. 

*  The  artillery  regiments  were  renumbered  by  G.  O.  June  13,  1812.     See  Tompkins 
Papers,  Volume  I,  pages  331,  332. — State  Historian. 


State  Historian.  1417 

1812. 

MADISON    COUNTY. 

Thirty-fifth  brigade  of  infantry:  181K 

J  °  J  November 

9 

Bennet  Bicknell,  captain;  Abner  Camp,  lieutenant;  Daniel  Hatch, 
ensign — new  rifle  company  to  be  attached  to  the  Sixty-fifth  regiment 
until  otherwise  directed  by  general  orders. 

NEW  YORK  COUNTY. 

First  regiment  of  riflemen: 
George  Conlin  (ensign). 

SENECA    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Second  regiment  of  infantry: 
Milton  Fuller,  Caleb  Melvin,  captains. 
Asaph  Spencer,  Timothy  Axtell,  lieutenants. 
Noah  Starr,  William  Avery,  ensigns. 

WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

Fourth  (Sixth)  regiment  of  artillery — second  brigade: 
Myron  Beach,  captain;  Nathaniel  Smith,  first  lieutenant;  James 
J.  Cameron,  second  do — new  company. 

GENESEE    COUNTY. 

Seventy-seventh  regiment  of  infantry: 

William  Sheldon,  captain;  Morton  O.  Coe,  lieutenant;  Daniel 
Austin,  ensign — light  infantry. 

PUTNAM*  AND   DUTCHESS   COUNTIES. 

Thirtieth  brigade  of  infantry: 

James  Townsend  (of  Putnam  county),  brigadier  general,  vice 
(John  B.  Van  Wyck,  of  Dutchess  county,  superseded). 

*  Putnam  county  was  erected  from  Dutchess  county  June   12,  1812. — State  His- 
torian. 


1812. 


1418  Annual  Report  of  the 

Sixty-first  regiment: 

Barnabas  Carver,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Townsend, 
promoted;  Jeremiah  Hopkins,  first  major,  vice  Carver,  do;  George 
Frost,  second  do,  vice  Hopkins,  do. 

Beverly  Smith,  captain,  vice  Frost,  do;  Elisha  Cowles,  junior, 
lieutenant,  vice  Smith,  do;  Asahel  Cowles,  ensign. 

JEFFERSON    COUNTY. 

Sixth  regiment  of  cavalry — second  squadron: 

David  Hale,  captain,  vice  Silvanus  Barney,  resigned;  Eliakim 
Barney,  first  lieutenant;  William  Hart,  second  do;  Lodowick  Salis- 
bury, cornet;  Solomon  White,  first  lieutenant;  John  M.  Henderson, 
second  do;  Stephen  Johnson,  cornet. 

LEWIS    COUNTY. 

Abner  Clapp,  captain;  Adoniram  Foot,  first  lieutenant;  Johnson 
Talcott,  second  do;  Leonard  House,  cornet. 

SCHENECTADY   COUNTY. 

Company  of  horse  artillery  in  the  city  of  Schenectady: 

Elisha  Taylor,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Macauly,  resigned;  Phineas 

Prouty,  second  do,  vice  Brownell,  do;  George  McQueen,  cornet, 

vice  Taylor,  promoted. 

WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

Seventeenth  brigade  of  infantry: 

Melancton  Wheeler,  captain;  Peter  J.  H.  Myers,  lieutenant;  Amos 
Wisell,  ensign — new  company  of  riflemen. 

DELAWARE    COUNTY. 

Brigade  of  infantry  in  the  county  of  Delaware: 

Eighty-seventh  regiment: 

Selah  Francis,  lieutenant  colonel  vice  Harper,  resigned;  Asher 


State  Historian.  1419 

Merwin,  first  major,  vice  Francis,  promoted;  Isaac  Pierce,  second 
major,  vice  Merwin,  promoted;  James  Caven,  adjutant. 

John  O.  Swan,  captain;  Ransom  Packard,  lieutenant;  Ellis  Wool, 
ensign — light  infantry. 

David  Penfield,  captain,  vice  Pierce,  promoted. 

Hugh  Orr,  junior,  captain;  Storm  A.  L.  Becker,  lieutenant,  vice 
Orr,  promoted;  Peter  Brewer,  ensign;  James  Caven,  lieutenant, 
vice  Keeler,  resigned;  Elijah  Andrews,  ensign, vice  Caven,  promoted. 

WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

Seventeenth  brigade  of  infantry: 

Martin  Lee,  captain;  Henry  Bulkley,  lieutenant;  Robert  Sack- 
rider,  ensign — new  company  of  riflemen. 


1813. 


The  regular  session  of  the  legislature  began  January  12,  1813. 
The  same  day  the  Council  of  Appointment  was  chosen,  namely: 
Peter  W.  Radcliff  of  New  York,  James  W.  Wilkin  of  Orange,  John 
Stearns  of  Jefferson,  and  Jonas  Piatt  of  Oneida — all  Federalists 
except  General  Wilkin,  whose  district,  the  middle,  happened  to  be 
represented  exclusively  by  Republicans.  Although  the  new  Council 
was  extremely  partisan  in  spirit,  it  displayed  conservatism  in  its 
actions.  It  succeeded  in  lodging  Federalists  in  every  position  that 
had  been  held  by  a  Republican,  but  in  the  general  displacements 
the  friends  of  DeWitt  Clinton  were  not  overlooked.  He  himself 
was  reappointed  mayor  of  New  York  in  spite  of  the  protest  of  the 
member  from  that  city,  Mr.  Radcliff.  Thomas  Addis  Emmett  was 
removed  from  the  office  of  attorney  general  and  was  succeeded  by 
Abraham  Van  Vechten  of  Albany. 

February  4th  the  Republican  legislators  in  caucus  renominated 
Governor  Tompkins  without  a  dissenting  voice,  but  substituted  John 
Tayler,  of  Albany,  instead  of  DeWitt  Clinton,  for  lieutenant  gov- 


1813. 


1420  Annual  Report  of  the 

ernor.  A  week  later  the  Federalists  nominated  General  Stephen  Van 
Rensselaer,  of  Albany,  for  governor  and  George  Huntington,  of 
Oneida,  for  lieutenant  governor. 

The  result  of  the  April  election  was  a  severe  shock  to  the  Federal- 
ists, whose  gubernatorial  candidate  was  defeated  by  3,406  votes,  in 
spite  of  the  assistance  they  had  received  from  Republicans  who  were 
disgruntled  with  the  national  and  jealous  of  the  state  administrations. 
They  managed,  however,  to  hold  control  over  the  Assembly  by  a 
narrow  majority. 


1813. 

nua 

14. 


MADISON    COUNTY. 

January  William  Jennings,  captain;  Argailus  Cady,  first  lieutenant;  Joseph 
Bruce,  second  lieutenant;  David  Beecher,  cornet — in  a  company  of 
horse  artillerv  in  the  countv  of  Madison. 

WESTCHESTER    COUNTY. 

Thirty-third  regiment  of  infantry — (David  Hobby,  junior,  lieuten- 
ant colonel): 

John  Lee,  captain;  Israel  Townsend,  junior,  lieutenant;  Abel  B. 
Smith,  ensign — of  a  new  company  of  light  infantry. 

SCHOHARIE    COUNTY. 

Eighteenth  regiment  of  infantry — (Storm  A.  Becker,  lieutenant 
colonel): 

John  Murphy,  adjutant  in  the  place  of  William  C.  Bouck, 
appointed  sheriff. 

ONEIDA    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirty-fourth  regiment  of  infantry — (William 
Stone,  lieutenant  colonel): 

John  E.  Hinman,  lieutenant,  vice  McBride,  refused  accepting; 
Jared  Stocking,  ensign,  vice  Grove,  do. 


State  Historian.  1421 


1813. 


January 
25. 


COLUMBIA    COUNTY. 

Ninth  detached  regiment*  of  infantry — (Peter  John  Vosburgh,    Ta^ 
lieutenant  colonel): 

Lucas  Goes,  lieutenant,  with  rank  from  the  8th  of  September, 
1812,  being  the  date  of  his  brevet  commission. 

MADISON    COUNTY. 

Jarvis  K.  Pike,  Silas  Beebee,  aides-de-camp  to  the  major  general 
of  the  sixth  division  of  infantry. 

COLUMBIA    COUNTY. 

The  commandant  of  the  twelfth  brigade  of  infantry  having,  with 
the  assent  of  a  majority  of  the  commandants  of  the  regiments  in 
said  brigade,  set  off  a  new  regiment,  being  number  One  Hundred 
and  Sixty-five  of  infantry;  thereupon  Resolved,  that  the  following 
officers  be  and  they  are  hereby  appointed  in  said  regiment,  viz.,  One 
Hundred  and  Sixty-fifth  regiment: 

Augustus  N.  Holly,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant. 

Nicholas  Robinson,  first  major;  John  Finch,  second  major;  Isaac 
B.  Williams,  adjutant;  Philologus  Holly,  quartermaster;  Elisha 
Wilcox,  paymaster;  Charles  Surdam,  surgeon. 

Captains — John  A.  Decker,  George  I.  Rosmon,  Daniel  Baker, 
junior,  John  B.  Van  Doser,  Tunis  Race. 

Lieutenants — Daniel  Loughrin,  John  F.  Brusie,  Christian  C. 
Shults,  Arent  C.  Williams,  David  Langdon,  John  Z.  Drum,  Abraham 
Bain. 

Alvin  Covey,  ensign;  Robert  Kline,  ensign  of  light  infantry. 

Captains— Gideon  P.  Wolcot,  John  Stall,  Coonrad  J.  Wilsey, 
Henry  M.  Hoffman. 


*  Organized  by  G.  O.  June  18,  1812.     See  Tompkins  Papers,  Volume  I,  page  338.— 

State  Historian. 


1813. 


1422  Annual  Report  of  the 

Cornelius  Urishman,  ensign;  Ebenezer  Finch,  do;  Richard  Town- 
sin,  do;  John  Kingman,  do;  James  Conklin,  do;  Peter  Silvernail,  do. 

ORANGE    COUNTY. 

Nineteenth  brigade  of  infantry: 

Samuel  Strong,  brigade  major  and  inspector,  vice  Cowdrey. 

Ninety-first  regiment  of  infantry: 

Michael  Smith,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  J.  Tuthill,  resigned;  James 
Edmeston,  first  major,  vice  Smith,  promoted;  Barnabas  Manny, 
second  do,  vice  J.  Edmeston,  do. 

Captains — James  Duryea,  vice  Manny,  promoted;  Hezekiah  Mof- 
fat, vice  E.  Seely,  resigned;  Richard  A.  Kronkhyte,  vice  Robert 
Williams,  resigned;  William  Edmeston,  junior,  vice  J.  Clark,  refus- 
ing to  accept. 

Lieutenants — James  Youngs,  vice  H.  Moffat,  promoted;  John  B. 
Horton,  vice  J.  Duryea,  promoted;  Nathaniel  Barton,  vice  J.  Sutton, 
moved  away;  Andrew  J.  Caldwell,  vice  O.  Smith,  junior,  do;  Thomas 
North,  junior,  vice  R.  A.  Kronkhite,  promoted. 

Ensigns — Jesse  Scofield,  vice  J.  Youngs,  promoted;  Henry  Dur- 
yea, vice  J.  B.  Horton,  promoted;  Henry  F.  Smith,  vice  D.  Clark, 
resigned;  Nathaniel  Denniston,  vice  W.  Sayre,  refusing  to  accept; 
Benjamin  Westervelt,  vice  T.  North,  junior,  promoted. 

One  Hundred  and  Forty-eighth  regiment  of  infantry — (A.  Vail, 
lieutenant  colonel): 

Uriah  Hulse,  first  major,  vice  Edward  Price,  resigned;  Daniel 
Carpenter,  second  do,  vice  U.  Hulse,  promoted;  Hannibal  M.  Hop- 
kins, quartermaster,  vice  G.  Denton,  appointed  in  Hawkins'  regi- 
ment; Daniel  Corwin,  surgeon,  vice  W.  Elliot,  refusing  to  accept; 
Thomas  G.  Evens,  surgeon's  mate,  vice  D.  Corwin,  promoted. 

David  Christie,  captain,  vice  J.  Wisner,  deceased;  Joseph  Wood, 
junior,  captain,  vice  D.  Carpenter,  promoted;  John  Rosekrans,  lieu- 


State  Historian.  1423 

tenant,  vice  D.  Christie,  promoted;  James  Wood,  do,  vice  J.  J. 
Wood,  junior,  promoted;  Nathaniel  Roe,  third,  do,  vice  D.  Roe, 
refused. 

Ensigns — Jasper  Terry,  vice  J.  Rosekrans,  promoted;  Anthony- 
Jackson,  vice  N.  Roe,  third,  promoted;  David  Conkling,  vice  J. 
Wood,  promoted. 

CAYUGA    COUNTY. 

Seventh  brigade  of  infantry: 
Major  Eli  Aaatson's  battalion: 

John  Kirk,  lieutenant;  John  McFadden,  ensign — to  take  rank 
from  the  23d  May,  1812. 

NEW    YORK   COUNTY. 

Tenth  brigade  of  infantry — One  Hundred  and  Sixth  regiment: 

Charles  Keeler,  lieutenant,  vice  D.  M.  Ross,  resigned;  James 
Smith,  lieutenant,  vice  Boston,  moved  away;  John  Young,  ensign, 
vice  Keeler,  promoted. 

Seventy-fifth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Isaac  Oakley,  captain,  to  rank  from  June  26,  1812;  Peter  S.  Van 
Wyck,  ensign,  vice  Garrison,  moved  away. 

Eighty-fifth  regiment — Edward  W.  Laight,  lieutenant  colonel: 

Captains — Robert  Montgomery  Livingston,  vice  Hereford,  moved 
away;  William  Strachan,  vice  Schuyler,  do;  Robert  L.  Bruce,  vice 
Fleming,  in  Europe. 

Lieutenants — Erastus  Glover,  vice  Griswold,  moved  away;  John 
James  Lambert,  vice  Sampson,  do;  Anthony  D.  Schuyler,  vice  Liv- 
ingston, promoted;  Robert  McCartee,  vice  Strachan,  do;  George  S. 
Allison,  vice  Bruce,  do. 

Ensigns — William  Moores,  vice  Glover,  promoted;  William  P. 
Turnbull,  vice  Lambert,  do;  Daniel  Sacket,  vice  McCartee,  do; 
Henry  McVickar,  vice  Allison,  do. 


1813. 


1813. 


1424  Annual  Report  of  the 

Ninety-seventh  regiment: 

Caspar  W.  Eddy,  surgeon  : 

John  L.  Riker,  captain,  to  rank  from  August  11,  1812;  Benjamin 
T.  Underhill,  lieutenant,  vice  Riker,  promoted. 

Ensigns — James  F.  de  Peyster,  Colden  Cooper,  John  S.  Mitchell, 
Ogden  Hoffman. 

WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

Seventeenth  brigade  of  infantry,  Twenty-third  regiment: 

Lemuel  Humphrey,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  J.  Tuttle, 
resigned;  Eleazer  Goodman,  first  major,  vice  Humphrey,  promoted; 
William  Cook,  second  do,  vice  Goodman,  promoted. 

Uriah  Balcom,  captain,  vice  Cook,  do;  Samuel  H.  Patchin,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Balcom  do;  Elijah  Baley,  junior,  ensign,  vice  Patchin, do. 

James  AIcDonald,  captain,  vice  Kinion,  moved;  Richard  Cameron, 
lieutenant,  vice  McDonald,  promoted;  Ebenezer  Wicks,  ensign,  vice 
Cameron,  do. 

One  Hundred  and  Twenty-first  regiment — John  Stewart,  lieuten- 
ant colonel: 

Benajah  Odell,  captain,  vice  S.  Beedleston,  resigned;  Ebenezer 
Bates,  lieutenant,  vice  Odell,  promoted;  Doctor  Ripley,  ensign,  vice 
Bates,  do;  David  Holmes,  ensign;  Philip  Pitts,  ensign,  vice  Austin, 
disabled. 

ST.   LAWRENCE  COUNTY. 

Fourth  brigade  of  infantry: 

One  Hundred  and  Fifty-third  regiment: 

John  G.  Fancher,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Stone,  resigned;  Martin 
Nash,  first  major,  vice  Fancher,  promoted;  Warren  Webster,  second 
do,  vice  Nash,  do;  Stephen  Smith,  quartermaster;  William  Meach, 
paymaster;  Oren  Ives,  adjutant. 

Captains — George  R.  Wells,  vice  Root,  resigned;  Daniel  Hoard, 
new  company;  Jesse  Goss;  David  French,  vice  B.  Bailey,  resigned. 


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Lieutenants — Samuel  Robinson,  vice  Wells,  promoted;  Ezekiel 
Abernethy,  vice  Goss,  do;  Jonathan  Gilmore,  vice  French,  do;  Ste- 
phen Paddock,  new  company;  Ralph  P.  Stearns,  with  rank  from 
July  4,  1 81 2. 

Ensigns — Lemuel  Buck,  vice  Robinson,  promoted;  Richard 
Blood,  vice  Abernethy,  do;  George  A.  Flower,  new  company;  Syl- 
vester Bacon,  vice  Gilmore,  promoted;  Andrew  Martin;  Theron 
Tildon. 

One  Hundred  and  Twenty-third  regiment: 

John  Lyttle,  captain;  David  Hannah,  lieutenant;  Samuel  Lyttle, 
ensign. 

JEFFERSON    COUNTY. 

Hoel  Lawrence,  brigade  major  and  inspector  of  the  fourth  bri- 
gade of  infantry. 

CORTLAND    COUNTY. 

Thirty-sixth  brigade  of  infantry,  Fifty-eighth  regiment — (Martin 
Keep,  lieutenant  colonel) : 

Judah  Cowles,  ensign,  vice  S.  McGraw,  promoted;  John  J.  Adams, 
do,  vice  Young,  not  accepting. 

One  Hundred  and  Twenty-fourth  regiment : 

Joseph  D wight,  junior,  quartermaster,  vice  Cole,  moved  away. 

Joseph  Meret,  ensign,  vice  Hodgson,  not  accepting. 

Thirty-sixth  brigade — Major  Elijah  Wheeler's  battalion: 

John  Miller,  surgeon. 

John  Cole,  captain,  vice  Peck,  resigned;  William  Greenman,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Cole,  promoted;  Aruna  Wait,  ensign,  vice  Greenman, 
promoted. 

ORANGE    COUNTY. 

Tenth  regiment  of  artillery,  second  brigade: 

Garret  Hennion,  captain,  vice  Talman,  promoted;    Christopher 

Cosgrove,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Myers,  resigned;  Jabez  Lyon,  second 

do,  vice  Tallman,  do. 
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1813. 


1426  Annual  Report  of  the 

columbia  county. 

Fifth  regiment  of  cavalry,  second  squadron: 

Walter  T.  Livingston,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Apollos  More, 
resigned;  Henry  Brown,  first  major,  vice  Livingston,  promoted; 
Reuben  Ranny,  second  major,  vice  Brown,  do. 

Robert  H.  Van  Rensselaer,  captain,  vice  Ranney,  do;  John  Mesick, 
first  lieutenant,  vice  Van  Rensselaer,  do;  Seth  Micks,  second  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Mesick,  do. 

MADISON    COUNTY. 

Thirty-fifth  brigade  of  infantry,  Sixty-fifth  regiment — (Erastus 
Cleveland,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Sewel  Snow,  quartermaster,  vice  Jasper  Clark,  promoted. 

Charles  Skiff,  captain,  vice  Wickwire,  resigned;  Benjamin  Clarke,, 
lieutenant,  vice  Skiff,  promoted;  Samuel  Collister,  ensign,  vice 
Clarke,  do. 

Chauncy  Gaston,  captain,  vice  Pratt,  resigned;  Eliel  Barber,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Gaston,  promoted;  Nathan  Mixer,  ensign,  vice  Bar- 
ber, do. 

William  J.  Curtis,  captain,  vice  Levi  Dick,  moved  away;  Alpheus 
Darling,  lieutenant,  vice  Curtiss,  promoted;  Henry  Coolidge,  ensign, 
vice  Darling,  promoted. 

Seventy-fourth  regiment — (Zebulon  Douglass,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Thomas  Y.  Knies,  adjutant,  vice  W.  Walton,  moved  away: 

Ebenezer  S.  Cadwell,  captain,  vice  Roswell  Hutchins,  resigned; 
John  Maynard,  lieutenant,  vice  E.  Joslin,  moved  away;  Leveret  H. 
Barns,  ensign,  vice  E.  S.  Cadwell,  promoted. 

Martin  Lamb,  captain,  vice  A.  Randall,  resigned;  Roswell  Ran- 
dall, lieutenant,  vice  M.  Lamb,  promoted;  Rindal  Farlie,  ensign,  vice 
R.  Randall,  do. 

John  P.  Schuyler,  captain,  vice  G.  Reed,  resigned;  William  Beebe, 


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lieutenant,  vice  J.  P.  Schuyler,  promoted;  Reuben  Munson,  ensign, 
vice  E.  Swift,  resigned;  Ichabod  J.  Spencer,  lieutenant,  vice  T.  Y. 
Knies,  promoted;  Daniel  Moyer,  ensign,  vice  W.  Pratt,  resigned. 

One  Hundred  and  Twenty-ninth  regiment — (Samuel  Dutton,  lieu- 
tenant colonel): 

Andrew  Loveland,  captain,  vice  B.  Northrup,  resigned;  Edward 
Gaylord,  lieutenant,  vice  A.  Loveland,  promoted;  Charles  Day, 
ensign,  vice  E.  Gaylord,  do. 

Stephen  Coburn,  captain,  vice  L.  Scovell,  moved  away;  Charles 
Parmelee,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice  Coburn,  promoted;  Peter  Loux, 
ensign,  vice  Parmelee,  do. 

One  Hundred  and  Forty-third  regiment — (Reuben  Leonard,  lieu- 
tenant colonel): 

John  Dalrymple,  lieutenant,  vice  S.  West,  moved  away;  Stephen 
R.  Hall,  junior,  ensign,  vice  Dalrymple,  promoted;  Josiah  Morris, 
lieutenant,  vice  S.  Holmes,  resigned;  William  Dye,  ensign,  vice 
Morris,  promoted;  Chester  Scott,  ensign,  vice  J.  H.  Dwight,  com- 
missioned in  United  States  Army. 

CHENANGO    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Fifth  regiment — (Thompson  Mead,  lieutenant 
colonel): 

Henry  Greene,  surgeon's  mate,  vice  Brown,  deceased. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Fifth  regiment  of  artillery,  third  brigade : 

Robert  L.  Tillotson,  quartermaster,  vice  McLean. 

Isaac    Lucas,    captain;    John    L.    Clark,    captain,    vice    Walker, 

resigned;  Lewis  Clark,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Lucas,  promoted;  Daniel 

Morrel,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Clark,  promoted. 


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i42§  Annual  Report  of  the 

1813. 

HERKIMER    COUNTY. 

Fifth  brigade  of  infantry: 

John  G.  Helmer,  brigade  quartermaster,  vice  A.  Hackley,  junior, 
resigned. 

ULSTER    COUNTY. 

Twenty-third  brigade  of  infantry: 

Benjamin  Hardenbergh,  brigade  inspector  with  the  rank  of  major, 
vice  Hawkins,  appointed  in  the  United  States  service. 

SUFFOLK    COUNTY. 

Eightieth    regiment    of    infantry — (Isaac    Wickham,    lieutenant 
colonel) : 

William  Howel,  captain,  vice  W.  Halsey,  resigned. 
David  Hains,  captain,  vice  B.  Rogers,  resigned;  Wilkes  Hedges, 
lieutenant,  vice  S.  Topping,  resigned;  Levi  Howel,  lieutenant,  vice 
W.  Howel,  promoted;  William  Rogers,  lieutenant,  vice  D.  Harris, 
promoted;  John  Cook,  ensign,  vice  L.  Howel,  promoted;  William 
Rogers,  lieutenant,  vice  D.  Harris,  promoted. 

Ensigns — John  Cook,  vice  L.  Howel,  promoted;  Anthony  Lud- 
low, vice  W.  Rogers,  resigned;  Jerrill  Pierson,  vice  W.  Hedges, 
promoted;  John  Bassett,  vice  H.  Jennings,  promoted. 

One  Hundred  and  Seventh  regiment — (Jeremiah  Moore,  lieuten- 
ant colonel): 

Joel  Overton,  adjutant,  vice  E.  W.  Case,  resigned;  Thomas  Conk- 
lin,  paymaster,  vice  J.  Reeve,  deceased. 

Lieutenants — Calvin  Cook,  vice  B.  King,  resigned;  Leveret  Reeve, 

vice  R.  Tuthill,  promoted;  Daniel  Howel,  vice  J.  W.  Reeve,  refused. 

Ensigns — Benjamin  Hallack,  vice  P.  Davis,  promoted;  Jonathan 

F.  Latham,  vice  L.  Reeve,  promoted;  Jeremiah  Davis,  vice  C.  Cook, 

promoted. 


State  Historian.  I429 

One  Hundred  and  Thirty-seventh  regiment — (John  Floyd,  lieu- 
tenant colonel): 

Samuel  Skidmore,  captain,  vice  Scudder,  resigned;  Matthew 
Gardner,  captain,  vice  Skidmore,  promoted;  Jeremiah  H.  Kelsey, 
ensign,  vice  Gardner,  promoted. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Third  brigade  of  artillery: 

John  Townsend,  brigade  major  and  inspector,  vice  (John)  Mills 
(United  States  service);  Charles  E.  Dudley,  brigade  quartermaster, 
vice  Townsend,  promoted. 

SCHENECTADY   COUNTY. 

Sixth  detached  brigade*  of  infantry — (Brigadier  General  Daniel 
Miller) : 

Isaac  Riggs,  brigade  major  and  inspector. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Fifth  regiment  of  artillery- 
Isaac  Lucas,  major  second  battalion,  vice  Dixon,  promoted. 

ULSTER    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirtieth  regiment  infantry — (Benj'n  Bevier, 
lieutenant  colonel): 

Alexander  Hardenbergh,  surgeon's  mate. 

Cornelius  Kortright,  captain,  vice  Hornbeck,  resigned;  James  J. 
Bruyn,  lieutenant,  vice  Kortright,  promoted;  Daniel  Hornbeck. 
ensign,  vice  Bruyn,  promoted. 

Abraham  H.  Broadhead,  captain,  vice  Sahler,  moved  away; 
Joseph  Smith,  lieutenant,  vice  Broadhead,  promoted. 

*  Organized  by  G.  O.  June  18,  1812.  Tompkins  Papers,  Volume  I,  pages  337  and 
341. — State  Historian. 


1813. 


1S13. 


1430  Annual  Report  of  the 

Light  Infantry — John  Bogart,  captain,  vice  Lounsberry,  pro- 
moted; Charles  Cushney,  lieutenant,  vice  Bogart,  promoted;  Eph- 
raim  E.  Depuy.  ensign. 

Isaac  De  la  Montagnie,  ensign,  vice  Hollister,  refused;  Jacob 
Westbrook,  lieutenant,  vice  Dumond,  resigned;  Wessel  B.  West- 
brook,  ensign,  vice  J.  Westbrook,  promoted;  Stephen  De  Witt, 
ensign,  vice  P.  J.  Lefever,  refused. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirty-first  regiment — (Corn's  Van  Buren,  lieu- 
tenant colonel): 

Derrick  Dubois,  first  major,  vice  Van  Buren,  promoted ;  John  T. 
Schoonmaker,  second  major,  vice  Dubois,  promoted;  Gerardus  Van- 
derlyn,  quartermaster;  John  Roggen,  surgeon;  John  Beekman,  sur- 
geon's mate;  Henry  Ostrander,  chaplain. 

Captains — Jonathan  Jones,  Peter  P.  Wynkoop. 

Lieutenants — Elford  Gold,  William  Cusic,  Solomon  E.  Elting. 

Ensigns — Herman  Landen,  Andrew  German,  Noah  Wells,  Cor- 
nelius Lefever,  James  Elmendorf. 

SULLIVAN    COUNTY. 

Major  Samuel  Barnum's  battalion: 

Piatt  Pelton,  adjutant. 

Paul  Pierson,  captain;  James  S.  Jackson,  lieutenant;  Eber  Hedge, 
lieutenant,  vice  J.  P.  Jones,  resigned;  Isaac  Waring,  ensign,  vice 
Maltby,  moved  away;  Jeremiah  Pierson,  ensign. 

William  Morgan,  captain,  vice  D.  Clark,  moved. 

Light  Infantry — Seth  Conant,  lieutenant,  vice  Morgan,  pro- 
moted; Cholby  Royce,  ensign,  vice  Conant. 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

Forty-third  regiment  of  infantry — (Corn's  J.  Schermerhorn,  lieu- 
tenant colonel): 


State  Historian.  1431 

1813. 

James  Elliott,  quartermaster,  vice  Jacob  G.  Van  den  Bergh,  sutler 
in  the  army. 

DUTCHESS    COUNTY. 

Martin  Heermance,  brigadier  general,  vice  Edmond  Perlee, 
promoted. 

STATE. 

Resolved,  that  William  Paulding,  junior,  be  no  longer  adjutant   „  isi3. 

'  °     J  °  J  February 

'  23. 

general  of  this  State,  and  that  a  supersedeas  issue  accordingly  (Mr. 
Wilkin,  dissenting). 

Resolved,  that  Solomon  Van  Rensselaer  be  and  he  hereby  is 
appointed  adjutant  general  of  this  State,  vice  William  Paulding, 
junior,  superseded. 

Resolved,  that  John  McLean  be  no  longer  commissary  of  military      isis. 
stores. 

Richard  Piatt,  commissary  of  military  stores. 

Resolved,  that  Joseph  Skinner  be  no  longer  assistant  commissary       isis. 
■of  military  stores  for  the  Eastern  district,  and  that  a  supersedeas 
issue. 

Resolved,  that  William  Gilliland  be  and  he  is  hereby  appointed 
assistant  commissary  of  military  stores  for  the  Eastern  district. 

CLINTON    COUNTY. 

Third  squadron,  Seventh  regiment  of  cavalry: 
Gilead  Sperry,  captain;  Hiram  Safford,  first  lieutenant;  Roswell 
Wait,  second  do;  Arguyle  Campbell,  cornet. 

STATE. 

Resolved,  that  James  Watson  be  no  longer  assistant  commissary       ™^c 
of  military  stores  for  the  Western  district,  and  that  a  supersedeas 
issue. 

William  Carpender,  assistant  commissary  of  military  stores  for  the 
Western  district. 


16. 


March 
19. 


1813. 


30. 


1813. 
April 


1432  Annual  Report  of  the 


DELAWARE    COUNTY. 


1813.  Resolved  (Mr.  Wilkin  dissenting),  that  Erastus  Root  be  no  longer 

March 


brigadier  general  of  the  twenty-fifth  brigade  of  infantry  in  this  State,, 
and  that  a  supersedeas  issue  accordingly. 

Putnam  Farrington,  brigadier  general,  vice  Erastus  Root,  super- 
seded. 

Seventieth  regiment  of  infantry: 

John  A.  Hubbell,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Farrington,  promoted; 
Hugh  Mills,  first  major,  vice  Hubbell,  do;  Frederick  P.  Foote, 
second  major,  vice  Mills,  do. 


NEW    YORK    COUNTY. 

Third  brigade  of  infantry : 

Robert  Bogardus,  brigadier  general,  vice  (Peter)  Van  Zandt, 
resigned. 

Tenth  regiment: 

Isaac  U.  Coles,  captain,  vice  Phoenix,  resigned;  Israel  Russell, 
lieutenant,  vice  Romaine,  do;  James  A.  Stevens,  do,  vice  White 
Young,  do;  George  Washington  Brown,  ensign,  vice  Lawton,  do; 
Nicholas  O.  Nestell,  ensign,  vice  Coles,  promoted;  John  Low,  junior, 
do,  vice  Russell,  do. 

Fifty-first  regiment: 

Major  G.  Pell,  lieutenant,  vice  Brown,  removed;  Zebedee  Ring, 
junior,  lieutenant,  vice  Bibby,  resigned;  Joshua  Hyatt,  do,  vice  Cod- 
wise,  deceased. 

Ensigns — John  Coe,  vice  Pell,  promoted;  John  G.  Morgan,  vice 
Ring,  promoted;  Benjamin  Cooper,  vice  Hyatt,  do;  Jacob  Baker; 
James  Home. 

Eighty-second  regiment : 

Joseph  Strong,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant,  vice  Bogardus, 
promoted;  Alexander  Fleming,  paymaster,  vice  Gibson,  deceaseds 


State  Historian.  1433 

Captains — Hugh  Maxwell,  vice  Carpenter,  resigned;  Coe  Gale; 
Thomas  A.  Morris;  William  Barnewall,  ,rice  Gosman,  resigned. 

Lieutenants — Governeur  S.  Bibbey,  vice  Maxwell,  promoted; 
Bernard  Sprong,  vice  Barnwell,  do;  James  Renwick,  vice  Wilson, 
transferred;  John  McGregor. 

Ensigns — William  Hogan,  vice  Bibby,  promoted;  Thomas  M. 
Prowitt,  vice  Sprong,  do;  Philip  Benjamin,  vice  Renwick, do;  George 
Rodgers,  vice  McGregor,  do;  Clement  C.  Clark. 

One  Hundred  and  Twenty-fifth  regiment — Daniel  Dodge,  lieu- 
tenant colonel: 

John  Groshon,  captain,  vice  Dunning,  resigned;  John  B.  Spicer, 
lieutenant,  vice  Coddington,  do;  Jacob  Burdett,  do,  vice  Groshon, 
promoted. 

Ensigns — Jacob  Rabineau,  vice  Dubois,  removed;  Henry 
Cheavens,  vice  Huson,  promoted;  William  J.  Stewart,  vice  Moulton, 
resigned;  Henry  Phelps;  Walter  Robinson,  vice  Spicer,  promoted; 
John  Scudder,  junior,  vice  Burdett,  do;  Ferris  Pell,  vice  Stewart, 
paymaster. 

One  Hundred  and  Forty-second  regiment — Jonas  Mapes,  lieuten- 
ant colonel: 

William  Thorn,  first  major;  Stephen  Price,  second  do;  Benjamin 
Robson,  surgeon,  vice  Anderson,  resigned;  Henry  Fish,  surgeon's 
mate. 

John  J.  Sickles,  captain;  Leonard  C.  Parsons,  lieutenant,  vice 
Sickles,  promoted. 

Ensigns — Robert  Barnewall,  vice  Parsons;  John  Seaman;  Henry 
Walworth. 

RICHMOND    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Forty-sixth  regiment — Rich'd  Conner,  lieu- 
tenant colonel: 

William  Micheau,  adjutant. 


1813. 


1813. 


1434  Annual  Report  of  the 

Peter  Johnson,  ensign. 

(The  foregoing  appointments  in  New  York  and  Richmond  coun- 
ties under  this  date  take  rank  from  January  25,  181 3.) 

NEW    YORK   COUNTY. 

Second  regiment,  first  brigade  of  artillery: 

Daniel  Remsen,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Town,  appointed  adjutant; 
James  Shaw,  do,  vice  McLeod,  resigned;  John  Woodward,  do. 

Abraham  Brinckerhooff,  captain;  Egbert  Benson,  junior,  second 
lieutenant;  Lemuel  L.  Skidmore,  do. 

Third  regiment  (artillery): 

Martin  Boerum,  lieutenant  colonel;  Joseph  O.  Bogart,  first  major; 
Aime  J.  Barbarin,  second  do. 

Medad  Raymond,  first  lieutenant;  James  Wiley,  second  do — newr 
company. 

Captains — Lawrence  Brower,  James  Ronalds,  junior,  Stephen  A. 
Rich. 

First  lieutenants — George  Little,  Abraham  Riker,  Paul  Rapelye, 
Stephen  Phelps. 

Samuel  Coddington,  second  do;  David  Miller,  cornet  horse  artil- 
lery; Albert  Goldsmith,  second  lieutenant. 

David  Landon,  captain;  Valentine  Merritt,  first  lieutenant;  Ste- 
phen Thorne,  second  do. 

Ninth  regiment  of  artillery: 

Captains — Valentine  Luff,  vice  R.  De  Grushe,  resigned;  Thomas 
Chrystie;  Wm.  M.  Halsted,  vice  Bessonet,  resigned;  Joseph  Lamette, 
vice  Marston,  do;  William  Bayard,  junior,  vice  Forbes,  do;  Benja- 
min Cooper,  vice  Gilbert,  do;  Laurence  Vn  Dyke,  vice  Richards,  do. 

First  lieutenants — G.  A.  Roorback,  vice  Chapman,  do;  Benjamin 
S.  Many,  vice  Luff,  promoted;  James  P.  Allen,  vice  Lamette,  do; 


State  Historian.  1435 

Abel  Aikin,  vice  Richards,  resigned;  William  Steward,  vice 
Murray,  do. 

Second  lieutenants — Charles  Davis,  vice  Halsted,  promoted;  John 
N.  Luff,  vice  Brown,  resigned;  Nathaniel  Hutton,  vice  Bayard,  pro- 
moted; Sam'l  G.  Gautiere,  vice  Woolsey,  resigned. 

Alexander  M.  Muir,  captain,  vice  Christie. 

Eleventh  regiment  of  artillery: 

Henry  Morgan,  first  major,  vice  Forbes,  resigned;  John  Fleming 
second  do,  vice  Morgan,  promoted;  Peter  C.  Tappan,  surgeon's 
mate. 

Captains — George  Talcot,  junior;  Edward  Rockwell,  Peter  H. 
Schenck,  William  Laight,  Barnet  Andraise. 

Francis  Allyn,  first  lieutenant. 

Second  lieutenants — Joseph  Houston,  Charles  Guion,  James  Wil- 
kie,  William  Kemble,  Christopher  Wolfe. 

ORANGE    COUNTY. 

First  regiment  of  cavalry — (Major  Westcott's  squadron) : 
Charles  Lindsey,  captain;    Joseph  H.  Jackson,  first  lieutenant; 

Daniel  McNeal,  second  lieutenant;  Stephen  P.  Rockefeller,  cornet — 

new  troop. 

SUFFOLK    COUNTY. 

Second  regiment  of  cavalry,  third  squadron: 

Morris  Jayne,  captain;  Jesse  W.  Floyd,  first  lieutenant;  Samuel 
Carman,  second  lieutenant ;  Samuel  Hopkins,  cornet — new  troop. 

HERKIMER    COUNTY. 

Fortieth  regiment  of  infantry — (Matthew  Myer,  lieutenant 
colonel): 

Loviel  Hutchens,  captain;  Isaac  Thallhimer,  lieutenant;  John 
Burch,  ensign — of  light  infantry. 


1813. 


1813. 


1436  Annual  Report  of  the 

otsego  county. 

One  Hundred  and  Twelfth  regiment — Joseph  Clyde,  lieutenant 
colonel : 

Sumner  Ely,  captain;  James  Van  Volkenburg,  lieutenant;  Levi 
Pitts,  ensign — of  riflemen. 

WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

Seventh  regiment  of  cavalry,  second  squadron: 

John  Williams,  major,  vice  Robards,  judge. 

Alexander  Simpson,  captain,  vice  Williams,  promoted;  Peter 
Crookshenk,  first  lieutenant;  Charles  Warford,  second  do;  Justis 
Kellogg,  second  do;  Moses  Cook,  cornet. 

James  W.  Wood,  cornet — third  squadron. 

NEW   YORK   COUNTY. 

Eleventh  regiment,  first  brigade  of  artillery: 
Thomas  R.  Mercein,  brigade  major,  vice  Chrystie,  United  States 
service. 

DUTCHESS    COUNTY. 

Fourth  regiment,  second  brigade  of  artillery: 

Fyler  Dibblee,  second  major,  vice  Ketchum,  United  States  Army. 

Zacheriah  S.  Flagler,  captain,  vice  Nelson,  deceased;  Garret  P. 
Lansing,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Flagler,  promoted;  James  Monnell, 
second  lieutenant,  vice  Lansing,  promoted. 

James  Reynolds,  captain,  vice  Dibblee,  do;  Leonard  Thompson, 
first  lieutenant,  vice  Reynolds,  do;  William  Wooden,  second  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Thompson,  do. 

Philip  P.  Schuyler,  captain;  Smith  Dunning,  first  lieutenant;  Stiles 
R.  Fox,  second  do. 

ORANGE    COUNTY. 

Tenth  regiment  of  artillery: 
Edward  Brewster,  adjutant. 


State  Historian.  1437 

1814. 

CLINTON    COUNTY. 

Fourth  (Sixth)*  regiment  of  artillery: 

Samuel  How,  captain;  Daniel  B.  Vaughan,  first  lieutenant;  Her- 
man Rowlson,  second  do. 

DUTCHESS    CCUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Eleventh  regiment  of  infantry:  i8i3. 

Anthony  D.  Lamater,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  M.  Heermance,  pro- 
moted; Henry  W.  Stewart,  first  major,  vice  A.  Delamater,  promoted; 
Henry  Bently,  second  do,  vice  H.  W.  Stewart,  promoted. 

Jacob  H.  Best,  captain,  vice  H.  Bently,  promoted;  Sebra  Fish, 
lieutenant,  vice  J.  H.  Best,  promoted;  John  P.  Knickerbacker, 
ensign,  vice  S.  Fish,  promoted;  John  Miller,  lieutenant,  vice  Ab'm  A. 
Eckert,  resigned;  Daniel  Vale,  ensign,  vice  A.  Adriance,  moved 
away. 


The  thirty-seventh  session  of  the  Legislature  opened  at  Albany 
January  25,  1814.  James  Emott  of  Dutchess,  Federalist,  was 
elected  Speaker  over  William  Ross  of  Orange,  the  Republican  can- 
didate. The  new  Council  of  Appointment  was  chosen  the  same  day: 
Morgan  Lewis  of  Dutchess,  Samuel  Stewart  of  Saratoga,  Elbert  H. 
Jones  of  Queens,  and  Henry  A.  Townsend  of  Steuben.  Messrs. 
Lewis  and  Townsend  were  the  Republican  representatives,  Messrs. 
Jones  and  Stewart  the  Federal;  the  Federalists  having  been  forced 
to  select  Mr.  Townsend  because  there  was  not  a  Federal  senator 
in  either  the  middle  or  western  districts.  The  most  important 
appointment  considered  by  the  Council  this  year  was  that  of  Chief 
Justice  of  the  Supreme  Court.     Chancellor  Lansing  had  become 

*  The  artillery  regiments  were  renumbered  by  G.  O.  June  13,  1812.     See  Tompkins 
Papers,  Volume  I,  page  331,  332. — State  Historian. 


1814. 


1438  Annual  Report  of  the 

ineligible  by  the  age  limit  and  Chief  Justice  James  Kent  had  suc- 
ceeded to  the  position.  From  this  situation  grew  a  tangle  of  politics 
that  led  to  all  sorts  of  complications  and  personal  disagreements. 
Many  of  the  Federalists  favored  the  appointment  of  General  Jonas 
Piatt  of  Oneida.  But  former  Governor  Lewis,  to  the  surprise  of 
many  of  his  old  friends,  joined  with  Governor  Tompkins  in  a  move- 
ment to  defeat  General  Piatt's  ambition.  They  relied  for  reinforce- 
ment upon  Senator  Townsend,  who  though  elected  to  the  Council 
by  the  Federalists,  had  been  originally  returned  to  the  Senate  in 
1 810  as  a  Republican  and  who  was  regarded  as  Mr.  Clinton's  per- 
sonal representative  in  the  Council.  In  order  to  complicate  still 
further  the  situation  and  to  show,  if  possible,  to  what  extent  DeWitt 
Clinton  was  intriguing  in  this  judicial  contest,  Mr.  Lewis,  who  had 
not  forgiven  Mr.  Clinton  for  his  antagonism  to  him  while  he  was 
Governor,  and  for  the  part  he  had  played  in  defeating  him  for 
renomination,  moved  in  the  Council  the  appointment  for  judge  of 
the  Supreme  Court  Richard  Riker,  who  had  been  DeWitt  Clinton's 
second  in  the  Swartwout  duel,  and  who  had  been  a  faithful  and  sub- 
servient friend  from  that  time.  Whatever  the  motive  or  the  politics, 
the  result  was  the  defeat  of  Mr.  Riker  and  the  appointment  of  Gen- 
eral Piatt. 

At  this  session  of  the  Legislature  a  bill  was  passed  granting  to 
Union  College  the  sum  of  $200,000,  in  addition  to  former  grants. 
Generous  appropriations  were  also  made  to  Columbia  and  Hamilton 
colleges,  to  the  New  York  Historical  Society  and  to  other  educa- 
tional and  scientific  institutions. 

An  extraordinary  session  of  the  Legislature  was  called  for  Sep- 
tember 26th  at  Albany  by  proclamation  of  the  Governor,  in  conse- 
quence of  the  burning  of  Washington  by  the  enemy  and  the  exposed 
condition  of  our  State  and  the  danger  of  invasion.    Colonel  Samuel 


State  Historian.  1439 

Young    of    Saratoga    was    elected    Speaker.      National    subjects 
engrossed  the  deliberations  at  this  session. 

Under  date  of  October  14,  1814,  President  Monroe  committed 
the  command  of  the  third  military  district  to  Governor  Tompkins, 
with  headquarters  at  New  York. 


1814. 


March 

2. 


SARATOGA    COUNTY. 

Fourth  division  of  infantry:  J^- 

Samuel  Clark,  major  general,  vice  Ab'm  Veeder  (of  Montgomery 
county),  deceased. 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

Eighth  brigade  of  infantry: 

Gilbert  Eddy,  brigadier  general,  vice  Fort,  resigned. 

Cornelius  Swartwout,  junior,  brigade  quartermaster. 

NEW   YORK  AND    RICHMOND    COUNTIES. 

First  regiment  of  horse  or  flying  artillery  to  be  composed  of  the 
battalion  lately  commanded  by  Major  James  Warner: 

NEW   YORK    COUNTY. 

James  Warner,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant. 

RICHMOND    COUNTY. 

James  Guyon,  junior,  first  major. 

NEW   YORK   COUNTY. 

Lewis  K.  Storm,  second  do;  Henry  Arcularius,  adjutant;  James 
McLean,  paymaster;  Joshua  Secor,  surgeon. 

Francis  White,  captain,  vice  Storm,  promoted;  John  Perrin,  first 
lieutenant,  vice  White,  do;  William  Kline,  second  lieutenant,  vice 
Perrine,  do;  Robert  Tice,  cornet,  vice  Kline,  do. 


1814. 


1440  Annual  Report  of  the 

richmond  county. 
Richard  S.  Cary,  captain,  vice  Guyon,  do;  Simon  S.  Perine,  first 
lieutenant,  vice  Cary,  do;  George  Barns,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Per- 
rine,  do;  Abraham  Cocheron,  cornet,  vice  Barns,  do. 

ESSEX    COUNTY. 

Ninth  regiment  of  infantry  (first  battalion  set  off  as  a  regiment): 

Martin  Joiner,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  E.  Barnes,  resigned;  John 
F.  Bishop,  first  major,  vice  J.  Pangburn,  resigned;  Amasa  Wilcox, 
second  do,  vice  E.  Hunter,  moved  away;  Alexander  Spencer,  quar- 
termaster. 

Thomas  Winslow,  captain,  vice  M.  Joiner,  promoted;  Elijah  Stan- 
ton, lieutenant,  vice  T.  Winslow,  do;  Gardner  J.  Barker,  ensign,  vice 
E.  Stanton,  do. 

Daniel  Bailey,  captain,  vice  J.  F.  Bishop,  do;  Aaron  Nichols,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  D.  Bailey,  do;  Peter  Cleaveland,  ensign,  vice  A. 
Nichols,  do. 

John  Bigelow,  captain,  vice  A.  Wilcox,  do;  Salmon  Cross,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  J.  Bigelow,  do;  James  H.  Barnet,  ensign,  vice  S. 
Cross,  do. 

Second  battalion,  set  off  from  the  Ninth  regiment  (as  an  inde- 
pendent battalion): 

Reuben  Sanford,  major  commandant;  Solomon  Spicer,  surgeon; 
David  Graves,  paymaster;  Calvin  Hurd,  quartermaster. 

Allen  Peck,  captain,  vice  R.  Sanford,  promoted;  Rufus  M.  Way, 
lieutenant,  vice  A.  Peck,  do;  Abner  Hickok,  ensign,  vice  R.  M.  Way, 
do;  Abel  Bingham,  lieutenant;  Sylvester  Hays,  ensign,  vice  A.  Bing- 
ham, do;  Asa  A.  Andrews,  ensign. 

Lewis  Torrance,  captain,  vice  J.  Toby,  moved;  Joseph  Slarter, 
lieutenant,  vice  L.  Torrance,  promoted;  Simeon  Trumbul,  ensign, 
vice  J.  Slarter,  promoted. 


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clinton  county. 

Thirty-sixth  regiment — (Thomas  Miller,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Ezra  Turner,  second  major,  vice  I.  C.  Piatt,  resigned;  Piatt  New- 
comb,  adjutant;  Richard  S.  Mooers,  quartermaster. 

Captains — Charles  Button,  vice  E.  Turner,  promoted;  John  Baker, 
vice  B.  Reynolds,  resigned;  Witt  Lane,  vice  J.  Dix,  removed;  Ebben 
Mix,  vice  N.  Chittenden,  dead;  David  Cockrin,  vice  J.  Bigelow, 
resigned. 

Lieutenants — James  Ostrander,  Darius  Corbin,  Nathaniel  Coch- 
ran, Heman  Hecock,  John  Larkins,  Jeremiah  Hays. 

Ensigns — John  Kent,  Elisha  Button,  Samuel  Bailey,  William 
Dominy,  Thomas  Stafford,  Charles  D.  Bachus. 

ESSEX    COUNTY. 

Thirty-seventh  regiment  of  infantry: 

Ransom  Noble,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  A.  North,  resigned;  John 
Richardson,  first  major,  vice  W.  Donaghy,  deceased;  Luman  Wad- 
hams,  second  major,  vice  R.  Noble,  promoted;  Henry  H.  Ross,  adju- 
tant; Alexander  Steele,  paymaster,  vice  E.  Higgins,  resigned; 
Simeon  Dryden,  surgeon,  vice  D.  B.  Shelton,  moved;  Diodorus  Hol- 
comb,  surgeon's  mate,  vice  S.  Dryden,  promoted. 

Jonathan  Merriam,  junior,  captain;  Asa  Leet,  lieutenant,  vice  J. 
Merriam,  promoted;  Cyrus  Warren,  ensign,  vice  A.  Leet,  promoted. 

Nathaniel  Hinckley,  captain;  Samuel  W.  Felt,  lieutenant,  vice 
Hinckley,  promoted;  Elijah  Storrs,  ensign,  vice  Felt,  promoted; 
William  Willard,  lieutenant. 

Abraham  Akin,  junior,  captain;  Anson  Titus,  lieutenant;  Andrew 
Morehouse,  ensign. 

Ezra  Parkill,  captain,  vice  Woodman,  moved;  Abijah  Russell, 

lieutenant,  vice  Parkill,  promoted;  Samuel  McCrea,  ensign,  vice 

Russell,  promoted. 
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John  Calkins,  captain;  Eli  Ferris,  lieutenant,  vice  Calkins,  pro- 
moted; Ezra  C.  Gross,  ensign,  vice  Ferris,  do;  Jonas  Morgan,  junior, 
ensign  (rifle),  vice  J.  McCrea,  moved;  Henry  H.  Ross,  lieutenant. 

FRANKLIN    COUNTY. 

Sixty-sixth  regiment — (Alric  Mann,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Rums  Tilden,  second  major,  vice  F.  Brownson,  enlisted;  Arteus 
M.  Hitchcock,  adjutant. 

Chester  Tuller,  captain,  vice  Tilden,  promoted;  Robert  Willson, 
lieutenant,  vice  C.  Tuller,  promoted;  Levi  Moody,  ensign,  vice  R. 
Willson,  promoted. 

Moses  Eggleston,  captain,  vice  Livingston,  moved;  Israel  Thare, 
lieutenant,  vice  Eggleston,  promoted;  James  Hatch,  ensign,  vice 
Thare,  do;  John  Thompson,  ensign;  Sylvester  Langdon,  ensign; 
Benjamin  Sanborn,  lieutenant;  James  Campbell,  ensign;  Noah 
Smith,  ensign. 

Adin  Wood,  captain;  John  Potter,  first  lieutenant;  Daniel  Sher- 
win,  second  lieutenant;  Samuel  Peck,  ensign — artillery. 

TIOGA    COUNTY. 

Seventy-ninth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Isaac  Baldwin,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  S.  Matthews,  resigned; 
Elijah  Booth,  first  major,  vice  I.  Baldwin,  promoted;  John  Gragg, 
second  do,  vice  H.  Wrells,  promoted;  Elijah  Carpenter,  adjutant,  vice 
Winton,  promoted. 

Samuel  Hendy,  captain,  vice  J.  Gragg,  do;  Charles  Orwan,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  S.  Hendy,  do;  Samuel  Burlingam,  ensign,  vice  C. 
Orwan,  do. 

Samuel  Winton,  captain,  vice  E.  Booth,  do;  Mallet  Booth,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  A.  Coryell,  resigned;  Samuel  Agard,  ensign,  vice  M. 
Booth,  promoted. 


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John  Buck,  captain,  vice  E.  Griswold,  deceased;  Jeremiah  Casha- 
day,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Buck,  promoted;  John  Kress,  ensign,  vice  J. 
Cashaday,  do. 

Samuel  Tuthill,  captain;  Charles  F.  Fry,  lieutenant;  Stephen 
Brown,  ensign — of  riflemen. 

NEW    YORK    COUNTY. 

Seventy-fifth  regiment — (Jasper  Ward,  lieutenant  colonel) : 

Israel  Purdy,  first  major,  vice  Gardiner,  deceased;  John  Stephens, 
second  do,  vice  Purdy,  promoted;  Francis  Doremus,  adjutant. 

Captains— Arthur  Burtis,  vice  Neal,  promoted;  James  M.  Fonor- 
den,  vice  Disbrow,  resigned;  William  Swan,  vice  Oakley,  moved; 
Daniel  Warren,  vice  Stephens,  promoted. 

Lieutenants — William  A.  Russell,  vice  Burtis,  do;  David  W. 
Fraser,  vice  Fonorden,  do;  Thomas  Cooper,  vice  Swan,  do;  Moses 
Cunningham,  vice  Tier,  deceased;  Francis  Doremus;  James  Skaats, 
vice  Warren,  promoted. 

Ensigns — Harvey  Weed,  vice  Russel,  do;  William  Geib,  vice 
Fraser,  do;  Richard  E.  Mount,  vice  Cooper,  do;  John  J.  Boyd,  vice 
Cunningham,  promoted;  Joseph  \V.  Duryee,  vice  Doremus,  pro- 
moted. 

Eighty-fifth  regiment — Edward  W.  Laight,  lieutenant  colonel: 

Robert  J.  Watts,  quartermaster,  vice  Clark,  moved;  John  T.  Jones, 
adjutant,  vice  Watts,  resigned. 

John  Curran  Sampson,  captain,  vice  Clark,  moved. 

Lieutenants — Henry  Wrilkes,  vice  Sampson,  promoted;  William 
Moores,  vice  McCartee,  resigned;  William  P.  Turnbull,  vice  Allison, 
United  States  service;  Robert  Clermont  Livingston,  vice  E.  Glover, 
deceased;  Thomas  L.  Chester. 

Ensigns — Jacob  Ricketts,  junior;  William  Hey  ward,  John  N.  Gil- 
ford, James  J.  Jones,  Alexander  T.  Hanlon,  Henry  E.  Ingraham. 


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John  Wortman,  captain  (flank  company),  vice  Hatfield,  United 
States  service. 

Ninety-seventh  regiment — (Joseph  Blackwell,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Joseph  Neal,  second  major,  vice  S.  L'Hommedieu,  resigned; 
Edward  N.  Bibby,  surgeon's  mate. 

William  Luyster,  captain;  William  N.  Dyckman,  do;  Isaac  A. 
Johnson,  lieutenant;  Esbon  Slosson,  do — with  rank  from  May  28, 
1813. 

Leffert  Lefferts,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice  Clark,  resigned;  David  B. 
Macomb,  do,  vice  Campbell,  United  States  service. 

Ensigns — George  Y.  Allaire,  vice  Aspinwall,  deceased;  Samuel  S. 
Kuypers,  vice  Mitchell,  resigned;  John  Alburtus,  vice  Cooper, 
United  States  service;  John  Rodgers,  vice  Lefterts,  promoted;  John 
R.  Rhinelander,  vice  Macomb,  do. 

One  Hundred  and  Sixth  regiment — (Jacob  Delamontagnie,  lieu- 
tenant colonel) : 

Captains— William  Rosten,  vice  Gould,  resigned;  Nathaniel  Weed, 
vice  Foote,  do ;  Jeremiah  J.  Drake,  vice  Boyd,  do. 

Lieutenants — Eleazer  Philips,  vice  Rosten,  promoted;  George 
Lockwood,  vice  Weed,  do;  Peter  Pinckney,  vice  Drake,  do;  William 
Honay,  vice  Worthington,  do ;  Linus  St  John,  vice  Lufferen,  moved ; 
Robert  Thorburn,  vice  Jones,  United  States  service. 

Ensigns — William  Day,  vice  Philips,  promoted;  John  Van  Orden, 
vice  Lockwood,  do;  William  W.  Tompkins,  vice  Pinckney,  do; 
David  Smith,  vice  Honay,  do;  John  Voorhis,  vice  St  John,  do; 
James  S.  Clark,  vice  Thorburn,  do;  Nicholas  Crocheron. 

Flank  company — George  W.  Varian,  captain,  vice  Hartell,  United 
States  service;  Matthew  Tier,  ensign. 

One  Hundred  and  Fifteenth  regiment — (Beekman  M.  Van 
Beuren,  colonel): 


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Nehemiah  Brush,  junior,  surgeon's  mate,  vice  Scofield,  resigned. 

John  De  Bow,  captain,  vice  Fowler,  resigned;  Charles  G.  Ferris, 
do,  vice  Van  Beuren,  United  States  service;  John  B.  Stevenson,  do, 
vice  Chivis,  resigned. 

Jasper  Van  Beuren,  lieutenant,  vice  De  Bow,  promoted;  George 
S.  Doughty,  do,  vice  Ferris,  do;  Egbert  Van  Beuren,  do,  vice  Ste- 
venson, do;  William  Z.  Cozens,  do,  vice  Hughes,  United  States 
service;  Francis  Pasman,  do,  vice  Doughty,  appointed  paymaster. 

Ensigns — Charles  Oakley,  vice  Van  Beuren,  promoted;  Carrol 
M.  Gahagan,  vice  Doughty,  do;  Isaac  B.  Strong,  vice  Van  Beuren, 
do;  Joseph  John  Trappan,  vice  Corwin,  moved;  Isaac  S.  Jaques,  vice 
Cozens,  promoted;  James  E.  Winans,  vice  Pasman,  do;  Henry  C. 
Rossiter,  vice  Weed,  resigned;  John  E.  Bedell,  vice  Hyde,  do. 

KINGS    COUNTY. 

Sixty-fourth  regiment — (Jeremiah  Johnson,  lieutenant  colonel): 
Leffert    Lefferts,    captain,   vice    Denise,   resigned;  George   Van 
Nuyse,    lieutenant,    vice    Cowenhoven,    resigned;    Evert    Suydam, 
ensign,  vice  Lefferts,  promoted. 

John  Ditmars,  captain,  vice  Lott,  deceased;  John  J.  Lott,  lieuten- 
ant, vice  Ditmars,  promoted;  John  Lott,  ensign,  vice  Rappelyea, 
moved;  John  Bergen,  lieutenant,  vice  Berry,  resigned;  Tunis  John- 
son, ensign,  vice  J.  Johnson,  resigned;  Jacobus  B.  Ryder,  ensign, 
vice  Emmins,  deceased. 

QUEENS    COUNTY. 

Ninety-third  regiment — (John  A.  Ditmars,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Van  Wyck  Wickes,  captain,  vice  Cornell,  moved;  Isaac  Sned- 

icker,   lieutenant,   vice   A.   Snedicker,   moved;  Nicholas   Wyckoff, 

ensign,  vice  Wickes,  promoted;  John  Areson,  lieutenant,  vice  Havi- 

land,  moved;  Jason  Beebee,  ensign,  vice  Areson,  promoted;  Thomas 


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1446  Annual  Report  of  the 

Moore,  lieutenant,  vice  Riker,  prisoner  at  Halifax;  Peter  Luyster, 
ensign,  vice  Moore,  promoted. 

Daniel  Smith,  captain,  vice  Nostrand,  resigned;  Auris  Remson, 
lieutenant,  vice  Smith,  promoted;  Charles  Hendrickson,  ensign. 

Nicholas  Ryder,  captain,  vice  Lott,  deceased;  John  Van  Wycklen, 
lieutenant,  vice  Ryder,  promoted;  John  S.  Lott,  ensign,  vice  Wyck- 
len, promoted. 

One  Hundred  and  Seventeenth  regiment — (Rem  B.  Simonson, 
lieutenant  colonel): 

Morris  M.  Rogers,  surgeon's  mate;  Abraham  Van  Wicklen,  quar- 
termaster, vice  Cock,  infirm. 

John  J.  Schenck,  captain,  vice  Allen,  infirm ;  Dobson  Allen,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Schenck,  promoted;  John  Hayden,  ensign,  vice  Allen, 
promoted. 

Benoni  Sweet,  captain,  vice  Bailey,  infirm;  John  Stivers,  lieuten- 
ant, vice  Sweet,  promoted;  David  Weeks,  ensign,  vice  Stivers,  do. 

George  Tappen,  captain,  vice  Weeks,  moved;  Daniel  Cock,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Tappen,  promoted. 

James  Lossee,  lieutenant,  vice  Townsend,  moved;  John  Peters, 
ensign,  vice  Lossee,  promoted;  John  V.  Hewlett,  ensign,  vice  Whit- 
ney, moved;  Cooper  Stores,  ensign,  vice  Queen,  promoted. 

One  Hundredth  regiment — (James  Hendrickson,  lieutenant 
colonel) : 

John  Davison,  surgeon,  vice  Lockwood,  deceased. 

Jonathan  Baldwin,  captain,  vice  Stephen  Powell,  declined;  Lewis 
Hicks,  lieutenant,  vice  S.  Demott,  declined;  Horatio  Mott,  ensign, 
vice  J.  Baldwin,  promoted. 

ALBANY  COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Fifty-second  regiment — (John  Gallup,  lieuten- 
ant colonel) : 


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Peleg  Gallup,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  A.  Hinckley,  moved; 
Henry  Lewis,  lieutenant  do,  vice  P.  Gallup,  promoted;  John 
Wheeler,  ensign  do,  vice  H.  Lewis,  do. 

SUFFOLK    COUNTY. 

Eightieth  regiment — (Isaac  Wickham,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Stafford  Hedges,  lieutenant,  vice  H.  Conklin,  moved;  Solon  Par- 
sons, ensign,  vice  A.  Miller,  moved. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirty-seventh  regiment — (John  Floyd,  lieu- 
tenant colonel): 

Nathaniel  Smith,  adjutant. 

William  Woodhull,  captain,  vice  J.  Carll,  deceased;  Johannes 
Bergen,  lieutenant,  vice  Woodhull,  promoted;  Jeremiah  H.  Kelsey, 
lieutenant,  vice  M.  Gardner;  William  Rushmore,  ensign,  vice  T. 
Van  Wyck,  moved;  Jonathan  Gilderslieves,  ensign,  vice  Kelsey, 
promoted;  Joshua  Robbins,  ensign,  vice  Bergen,  do;  Samuel  P. 
Smith,  ensign,  vice  J.  W.  Floyd. 

John  A. Crum,  captain;  Richard  Dingee,  lieutenant;  Peleg  Cooper, 
ensign — of  light  infantry. 

One  Hundred  and  Seventh  regiment — (Jeremiah  Moore,  lieuten- 
ant colonel): 

James  R.  Horton,  ensign,  vice  J.  Overton,  promoted. 

Henry  Conklin,  captain;  Benjamin  Glover,  lieutenant;  Joseph  C. 
Havens,  ensign — new  company. 

ORANGE    COUNTY. 

Fifth  regiment: 

Benjamin  Woodward,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Benjamin  Webb, 
resigned;  Lawrence  Crist,  first  major,  vice  Woodward,  promoted; 
James  Faulkner,  second  do;  Benjamin  B.  Newkerk,  surgeon's  mate, 
vice  Gasherie,  deceased. 


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Captains — Jacob  More,  vice  L.  Crist,  promoted;  Samuel  Webb, 
vice  T.  Evertson,  deceased;  Abel  B.  Watkins,  vice  D.  Tuthill, 
resigned;  Alexander  C.  Burnet,  vice  J.  Finley,  resigned. 

Lieutenants — Daniel  Smith,  vice  More,  promoted;  John  Kirby, 
vice  Webb,  promoted;  Nathaniel  J.  Drake,  vice  J.  Bodle,  moved; 
William  Sly,  junior. 

Ensigns — Frederick  J.  Bookstaver;  Jonathan  Cox,  vice  Kirby, 
promoted;  John  Barker;  Charles  H.  Sly. 

Fourteenth  regiment — (Isaac  Belknap,  junior,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Jacob  Ostrom,  surgeon;  Edward  Alger,  surgeon's  mate. 

James  Buttenvorth,  captain;  William  Smith,  lieutenant;  Eleazer 
Gidney,  junior,  ensign;  Robert  Lawson,  lieutenant;  James  Belknap, 
ensign;  David  Staples,  lieutenant;  Samuel  A.  Hunt,  ensign. 

James  Hamilton,  captain;  John  H.  Walsh,  lieutenant;  George 
Gordon,  ensign. 

OTSEGO    COUNTY. 

Second  regiment — (Farrand  Stranahan,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Elihu  Phinney,  second  major,  vice  J.  Sprague,  resigned. 

Silas  Wood,  lieutenant,  vice  W.  Russell,  do;  Jacob  Cronkite, 
ensign,  vice  S.  Wood,  promoted;  Daniel  Potter,  lieutenant,  vice  J. 
Windsor,  resigned. 

Ensigns — Jeremiah  Wheeler,  vice  D.  Potter,  promoted;  Miles 
Benjamin,  vice  J.  H.  Starr,  resigned;  Jesse  Stetson,  vice  J.  Green, 
resigned. 

Seventh  regiment — (James  Steward,  lieutenant  colonel): 

William  Horton,  captain;  John  Chase, lieutenant;  Josiah  Hubbard, 
ensign;  Peter  Roseboom,  lieutenant;  John  J.  Snider,  do;  Freeman 
Gilbert,  ensign. 

Amos  Belding,  captain;  Lionel  Sheldon,  lieutenant;  William  Bar- 
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oneida  county. 

Seventy-second  regiment — (Thomas  Hicks,  lieutenant  colonel) : 

Henry  K.  Sheldon,  captain,  vice  Conklin,  resigned;  Caleb 
Stevens,  lieutenant,  vice  Sheldon,  promoted;  Oliver  Smith,  ensign; 
Samuel  Fanning,  ensign,  vice  N.  Cole;  Frederick  Kellogg,  lieu- 
tenant; Hezekiah  Hulbert,  ensign;  Enoch  Hovey,  lieutenant,  vice 
Curry,  resigned;  Isaac  Curry,  ensign,  vice  Hovey,  promoted. 

Samuel  Johnson,  captain;  Josep  H.  Weeks,  lieutenant,  vice  John- 
son, promoted;  Levi  Mitchell,  ensign;  Abram  Brooks,  lieutenant; 
Amos  Treat,  ensign. 

Twentieth  regiment — (Sylvester  Gridley,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Samuel  Comstock,  adjutant,  vice  Hotchkiss,  resigned;  Job  Her- 
rick,  quartermaster,  vice  Chapin,  moved. 

John  Trask,  captain,  vice  Bachelor,  moved;  Asa  Earns,  captain, 
vice  Woodward,  do. 

Naman  Goodsell,  lieutenant  of  riflemen,  vice  G.  Benedick,  moved; 
Orange  Foote,  ensign  do,  vice  Goodsell,  promoted;  Orris  Hart, 
lieutenant,  vice  Comstock,  promoted;  Abraham  Young,  lieutenant, 
vice  Earns,  do;  George  Pierce,  do,  vice  Staunton,  moved;  Zera 
Brown,  lieutenant,  vice  Hartshorne;  Vail  Pierce,  ensign,  vice  Holly, 
moved;  James  Groves,  do,  vice  Brown,  promoted;  William  Marvin, 
do,  vice  Herrick,  promoted. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirty-fourth  regiment — (William  Stone,  lieu- 
tenant colonel): 

Lewis  Sherrill,  adjutant,  vice  Williams,  promoted. 

Abner  Mitchell,  lieutenant,  vice  Perkins,  resigned. 

Obadiah  Latham,  captain,  vice  Lowd,  moved;  Samuel  Shepard, 
lieutenant,  vice  Latham,  promoted;  Adolphus  Chapin,  ensign,  vice 
Shepard,  do;  William  Eells,  lieutenant,  vice  Savage,  removed. 

Josiah  Hale,  captain,  vice  Adams,  resigned;  Freedom  Tibbetts, 


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ensign,  vice  Eells,  promoted;  Joel  Griffin,  lieutenant,  vice  Andrews, 
moved;  Cyrus  Chatfield,  ensign,  vice  Griffin,  promoted;  Thomas  E. 
Clark,  ensign,  vice  Stocking,  moved. 

Samuel  C.  Baldin  (Baldwin),  captain,  vice  NcNiel  (Charles 
McNeil),  resigned;  David  Kent,  lieutenant,  vice  Baldin,  promoted; 
Amasa  Thomas,  ensign,  vice  Kent,  promoted. 

William  Williams,  captain. 

One  Hundred  and  Fifty-seventh  regiment — (Caleb  Clark,  lieuten- 
ant colonel) : 

Elihu  Butts,  quartermaster,  vice  Kent,  moved;  Zenas  Hutchinson, 
surgeon,  vice  White,  do;  Jeremiah  Chaplin,  surgeon's  mate. 

Calvin  Church,  captain,  vice  Otis  White,  deceased;  Joseph  Hal- 
lock,  lieutenant,  vice  Church,  promoted;  William  Ross,  ensign,  vice 
Hallock,  promoted. 

Hazel  Lathrop,  captain,  vice  E.  Allen,  deceased;  Cyrus  Briggs, 
lieutenant,  vice  Lathrop,  promoted;  Marcus  Brumton,  ensign,  vice 
Briggs,  do. 

Joshua  G.  Green,  captain,  vice  Baker,  moved;  William  C.  White, 
lieutenant,  vice  Green,  promoted;  William  Talcott,  ensign,  vice 
White,  promoted. 

Seth  Langdon,  captain,  vice  Bosworth,  moved;  Benjamin  B.  Hall, 
lieutenant,  vice  Langdon,  promoted;  Daniel  B.  Cagwin,  ensign,  vice 
Hall,  promoted;  Bele  B.  Hyde,  ensign,  vice  Young,  declining. 

Sixty-eighth  regiment — (Sherman  Barnes,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Ephraim  Smith,  junior,  adjutant,  vice  Perkins,  moved. 

Captains — Phineas  Tuttle,  vice  Mix,  resigned;  Gastin  G.  Corn- 
stock,  vice  J.  Comstock,  moved;  Martin  Wright,  vice  Harman, 
moved;  Norman  Waugh,  vice  J.  Case,  moved;  John  Smith,  vice 
Castle,  do. 

One  Hundred  and  Fortieth  regiment — (Saul  Smith,  lieutenant 
colonel): 


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Sherman  Bartholomew,  surgeon's  mate,  vice  Preston,  deceased; 
Adino  Winchel,  captain,  vice  J.  Riley;  William  Osborn,  ensign,  vice 
Stafford,  wounded;  Benjamin  Rhodes,  ensign,  vice  Stillwell,  moved; 
Rollin  Blount,  captain,  vice  Austin,  do;  Asahel  Dexter,  lieutenant; 
John  Fosket,  ensign. 

Stephen  Leonard,  captain,  vice  Page,  resigned;  James  Philips, 
lieutenant,  vice  Leonard,  promoted;  Abner  Livermore,  ensign,  vice 
Philips,  do. 

Abram  Catlin,  captain,  vice  Howland;  Absalom  L.  Groves,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Catlin,  promoted;  Daniel  Range,  ensign. 

Gurdon  Turner,  captain;  Russel  Morgan,  lieutenant;  Amos  Rob- 
erts, ensign. 

MADISON    COUNTY. 

Sixty-fifth  regiment — (Erastus  Cleveland,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Nathaniel  Stacy,  chaplain,  vice  Osmer,  deceased. 

Jasper  Clarke,  captain,  vice  J.  Felt,  moved;  Gaius  Stebbins,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  J.  Clarke,  promoted;  Joseph  Walters,  ensign,  vice  Steb- 
bins, promoted. 

Ariel  Murdock,  captain,  vice  S.  Bebee,  aide-de-camp  to  major 
general;  Roswell  Porter,  lieutenant,  vice  T.  Dibble,  resigned;  Ben- 
jamin Bonney,  ensign,  vice  A.  Murdock,  promoted. 

Zenas  Nash,  captain,  vice  P.  Chapell,  deceased;  Ebenezer  Bland- 
ing,  lieutenant,  vice  Z.  Nash,  promoted;  Oliver  Ackley,  ensign,  vice 
Blanding,  promoted. 

Roswell  Tyler,  captain,  vice  Benedict,  resigned;  Robert  Powell, 
lieutenant,  vice  Tyler,  promoted;  Heman  Bonney,  ensign,  vice 
Powell,  promoted. 

Jacob  Hartshorne,  captain,  vice  Bradley,  resigned;  Collister  Gray, 
lieutenant,  vice  Hartshorne,  promoted;  Curtiss  Hopping,  ensign, 
vice  Gray,  promoted;  Joseph  Morse,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice  Roberts, 
resigned;  Thomas  Whiting,  junior,  ensign. 


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1452  Annual  Report  of  the 

Seventy-fourth  regiment: 

Thomas  W.  Phelps,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Z.  Douglass,  resigned; 
Ambrose  Andrews,  first  major,  vice  Phelps,  promoted;  Stephen  Lee, 
second  do,  vice  Andrews,  promoted;  Ichabod  S.  Spencer,  adjutant, 
vice  W.  Walton,  moved;  Andrew  Van  Alstyne,  paymaster,  vice  S. 
Beecher,  promoted. 

Ichabod  S.  Spencer,  captain,  vice  Lee,  promoted;  Joseph  M.  Lee, 
lieutenant,  vice  Spencer,  promoted;  Tristrum  Cathcart,  ensign,  vice 
J.  M.  Lee,  do. 

Thomas  Clarke,  captain,  vice  Rawson,  resigned;  Daniel  Moyer, 
lieutenant,  vice  Clarke,  promoted;  John  Brown,  ensign,  vice  Moyer, 
promoted. 

Sylvester  Beecher,  captain,  vice  Moot,  resigned;  Luman  Bull, 
lieutenant,  vice  Kern,  resigned;  Caleb  Cranston,  ensign,  vice  Fairlie, 
deceased;  Stephen  Chapman,  ensign,  vice  Seeber,  resigned. 

One  Hundred  and  Forty-third  regiment — (Reuben  Leonard, 
lieutenant  colonel): 

Jonah  Taylor,  captain;  Chester  Scott,  lieutenant;  Samuel  B. 
Clarke,  ensign. 

Jonathan  Spencer,  captain;  Joseph  Clarke,  lieutenant;  David 
Clarke,  ensign;  Israel  Loomis,  lieutenant;  D'Estaing  Eaton,  ensign; 
John  Dalrymple,  lieutenant;  Stephen  R.  Hall,  ensign;  William  Dye, 
ensign  of  light  infantry. 

One  Hundred  and  Twenty-ninth  regiment: 

Elisha  Farnham,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Dutton,  resigned;  John 
Needham,  captain,  vice  E.  Mather,  deceased;  Paul  Rice,  lieutenant, 
vice  Needham,  promoted;  Festus  Parsons,  ensign. 

Nathan  Havens,  captain,  vice  Bly,  resigned;  Dyer  Sexton,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Havens,  promoted;  Zenas  Rider,  ensign,  vice  Carpenter, 
moved. 


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Daniel  Cobb,  captain,  vice  E.  Jenkins,  resigned;  Joseph  Ayers, 
lieutenant,  vice  Sweatland,  do;  William  Bently,  junior,  ensign,  vice 
Cobb,  promoted. 

Ezra  Hurd,  captain,  vice  Payne,  moved;  Alexander  McElwain, 
lieutenant,  vice  Hurd,  promoted. 

Elisha  Starr,  captain  of  light  infantry,  vice  Parsons,  resigned; 
Oliver  Crocker,  lieutenant  of  do,  vice  Starr,  promoted;  James 
McElwain,  ensign,  vice  A.  McElwain,  promoted. 

ONONDAGA    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Fifty-ninth  regiment — (Warren  Hecox,  lieu- 
tenant colonel): 

Levi  Parsons,  chaplain;  William  F.  Bangs,  adjutant,  vice  A.  Wor- 
den,  moved;  Philo  Goddard,  quartermaster,  vice  Bangs,  promoted. 

John  Bowing,  captain,  vice  J.  Wiltsey,  resigned;  Samuel  Chap- 
man, lieutenant,  vice  J.  Baldwin,  promoted;  Lewis  Smith,  ensign, 
vice  Chapman,  promoted;  Thomas  Tanner,  junior,  do,  vice  Eaton, 
resigned;  William  Curtiss,  ensign,  vice  Goddard,  promoted. 

Ninety-eighth  regiment — (Christopher  Clark,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Luther  Marsh,  adjutant,  vice  Cleaveland,  deceased;  Charles  Bald- 
win, paymaster,  viee  Jerome,  resigned;  Henry  Clark,  quartermaster, 
vice  Morse,  moved;  Nathan  Baker,  chaplain. 

Elijah  Wells,  captain,  vice  Northrup,  resigned;  Isaac  Carpenter, 
lieutenant,  vice  Wells,  promoted;  Chauncey  Mason,  ensign,  vice 
Carpenter,  promoted;  Elijah  Werton,  ensign,  vice  Fellows,  resigned; 
Henry  Potter,  lieutenant,  vice  Wright,  moved;  Gershom  Wheelock, 
ensign,  vice  Potter,  promoted. 

Sixteenth  regiment — (Jacob  Chandler,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Samuel  Adams,  first  major,  vice  S.  Powers,  resigned;  Jehiel  Hop- 
pin,  second  major. 


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1454  Annual  Report  of  the 

Captains — Samuel  Bacon,  Joseph  Rice,  David  Parish,  David 
Munroe,  John  Butler. 

Lieutenants — Samuel  Luanane,  Valentine  Bowen,  Josiah  Parish, 
Arvin  Rice,  Edward  Brunson,  John  J.  Walradt,  Stephen  Shedd. 

Ensigns — James  L.  Voorhies,  John  Cody,  Peter  Emerick,  Robert 
Veeder,  John  H.  Gillis,  Samuel  Farnum,  William  Moor,  Alexander 
McDowell. 

Sixty-second  regiment — (Jacob  Johnson,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Cyrus  Wheaton,  paymaster,  vice  S.  Patrick,  moved. 

Cyrus  Clapp,  lieutenant,  vice  Barwin,  do;  John  P.  Wallace,  ensign, 
vice  Clapp,  promoted;  Frederick  Ackles,  lieutenant,  vice  Bostwick, 
resigned;  Easton  Talman,  ensign,  vice  Ackles,  promoted. 

Seventh  regiment  of  artillery  (Walter  Grieve,  lieutenant  colonel) : 

Stephen  Pomeroy,  captain;  Hosea  Pomeroy,  first  lieutenant; 
Stephen  Baley,  second  lieutenant — new  company. 

One  Hundred  and  Forty-seventh  regiment — (Thaddeus  M.  Wood, 
lieutenant  colonel): 

David  Lawrence,  first  major,  vice  E.  Alvord,  moved;  Prentice 
Kenny,  second  do,  vice  D.  Lawrence,  promoted;  Joseph  Fish, 
surgeon's  mate,  vice  J.  M.  Stewart,  moved. 

Elnathan  Cobb,  captain,  vice  Kenny,  promoted;  Francis  Cooper, 
lieutenant,  vice  Cobb,  do;  James  Olcott,  ensign,  vice  Cooper,  do. 

Thomas  Wheeler,  captain,  vice  Wendell,  declining;  Asa  Foot, 
lieutenant,  vice  Wheeler,  promoted;  Davenport  Morey,  ensign,  vice 
Foot,  do. 

Abel  Crane,  captain,  vice  Stanley;  Stephen  Walter,  lieutenant,  vice 
Crane,  promoted;  John  Griff  en,  junior,  ensign,  vice  Walter,  pro- 
moted; Handley  Lamb,  lieutenant,  vice  R.  Danforth,  deceased;  Tru- 
man Adams,  ensign,  vice  Lamb,  promoted. 

Ralph  R.  Phelps,  captain,  vice  Williams,  resigned;  Oliver  Teal, 


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lieutenant,  vice  E.  Phillips,  junior,  moved;  Samuel  M.  Foster, 
ensign,  vice  W.  Fillmore,  moved;  Alvin  Marsh,  lieutenant,  vice 
Phelps,  promoted;  Lot  Alderman,  junior,  ensign,  vice  Marsh,  pro- 
moted; Henry  Hughes,  lieutenant,  vice  E.  Polly,  moved;  John  Sam- 
mons,  ensign,  vice  C.  Whedon,  declining. 

John  Chapin,  captain,  vice  E.  Kenne,  moved;  Joshua  Kenne,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Chapin,  promoted;  James  Thayer,  ensign,  vice  J.  Kenne, 
promoted. 

CAYUGA    COUNTY. 

Twenty-first  regiment — (Matthew  N.Tillotson, lieutenant  colonel): 

John  O'Hara,  first  major,  vice  C.  Morgan,  neglecting  to  qualify; 
Eben  Guthrie,  second  do,  vice  W.  Miner,  do;  Richard  Church,  quar- 
termaster, vice  D.  Avery,  promoted;  Robert  Tompkins,  paymaster, 
vice  C.  Avery,  moved. 

William  Bennett,  captain,  vice  A.  Burch,  resigned;  Hugh  Hertsift, 
lieutenant,  vice  W.  Bennett,  promoted. 

Joshua  Hoskins,  captain,  vice  J.  O'Hara,  promoted;  Lewis  Tone, 
captain,  vice  A.  Hecox,  moved;  John  Daniels,  captain,  vice  E.  Dur- 
kee,  resigned;  Sisson  Taylor,  lieutenant,  vice  S.  Swift,  moved. 

John  Bosworth,  captain,  vice  R.  L.  Tracy,  deceased;  William 
Tompkins,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Hoskins,  promoted;  Rix  Robinson, 
lieutenant,  vice  R.  Church,  do;  Thomas  Parker,  lieutenant,  vice  J. 
Daniels,  do;  John  Spalding,  ensign,  vice  L.  Tillotson,  moved;  Daniel 
Davis,  lieutenant. 

Ensigns — Daniel  Lester,  junior,  vice  H.  Hertsift,  promoted;  Azel 
Fitch,  vice  W.  Tompkins,  promoted;  David  Patchin,  vice  L.  Tone, 
promoted;  Merlin  Hoare,  vice  T.  Parker,  promoted. 

Ephraim  C.  Marsh,  captain,  vice  D.  Brightman,  resigned;  Charles 
Dennison,  ensign,  vice  D.  Thorp,  promoted;  Alfred  Avery,  ensign. 

Thomas  Chadwick,  captain,  vice  E.  Guthrie,  promoted;  Stephen 


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1456  Annual  Report  of  the 

Allen,  junior,  captain,  vice  J.  Phelps,  resigned;  Josiah  Todd,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  T.  Chadwick,  promoted;  Isaac  Richardson,  lieutenant; 
Silas  Slote,  ensign,  vice  S.  Allen,  promoted;  Joseph  Southworth, 
ensign,  vice  J.  Todd,  promoted. 

One  Hundred  and  Ninth  regiment — (Zadock  Rhoads,  lieutenant 
colonel): 

Joseph  Lee,  lieutenant,  vice  T.  Norris,  moved;  Adonijah  Gleason, 
ensign,  vice  J.  Lee,  promoted;  Elias  Curtis,  lieutenant,  vice  C.  M. 
Northrop,  resigned;  Jeremiah  Burroughs,  ensign,  vice  E.  Curtis, 
promoted. 

Jacob  Snyder,  captain,  vice  G.  Brinckerhoff,  resigned;  Henry  J. 
Brinckerhoff,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Snyder,  promoted;  Abraham  Van 
Asdall,  ensign,  vice  C.  Van  Asdall,  deceased;  William  Greenfield, 
lieutenant,  vice  C.  Holt,  deceased;  Benjamin  Jayne,  ensign,  vice  W. 
Greenfield,  promoted. 

One  Hundred  and  Fifty-eighth  regiment — (John  Harris,  lieutenant 
colonel) : 

William  Sharp,  second,  ensign,  vice  W.  Culver,  moved;  Marvel 
Eldridge,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Golding,  do;  Ira  Dunning,  ensign. 

Jeduthan  Higby,  captain, vice  D.Curtis,  deceased;  Samuel  Hunter, 
lieutenant,  vice  J.  Higby,  promoted;  John  B.  Tibbits,  ensign,  vice 
S.  Hunter,  do. 

Henry  Ammerman,  captain,  vice  E.  Stevenson,  moved;  Jacob 
Doremus,  lieutenant,  vice  S.  Hawley,  resigned;  Stephen  Van  Anden, 
ensign,  vice  H.  Ammerman,  promoted. 

Eliphalet  Whittlesey,  captain,  vice  A.  Parkman,  moved;  Asahel 
Taylor,  lieutenant,  vice  E.  Whittlesey,  promoted;  Samuel  Ellis, 
ensign,  vice  A.  Taylor,  promoted. 

Robert  Parks,  captain,  vice  T.  Gould,  deceased;  Calvin  Barnes, 
lieutenant,  vice  R.  Parks,  promoted;  Oliver  Harrington,  ensign,  vice 
C.  Barnes,  promoted. 


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Alexander  Price,  captain,  vice  H.  Austin,  resigned;  Timothy 
Strong,  lieutenant,  vice  A.  Price,  promoted;  Anthony  Van  Etten, 
ensign,  vice  T.  Strong,  do. 

Elihu  Atwell,  captain,  vice  M.  Remmington,  resigned;  Ethan 
Sheldon,  lieutenant,  vice  E.  Atwell,  promoted;  John  Morley,  junior, 
ensign,  vice  J.  Freeman,  resigned. 

Eighty-eighth  regiment — (Henry  Bloom,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Lemi  Bradley,  first  major,  vice  P.  Conrad,  resigned;  John  Smith, 
second  do,  vice  L.  Bradley,  promoted;  Levi  Moores,  adjutant,  vice 
A.  Green,  moved. 

Isaac  Credit,  captain,  vice  Smith,  promoted;  Richard  Manning, 
lieutenant,  vice  Credit, do;  William  Caywood,  ensign;  Spencer  Stout, 
lieutenant,  vice  Ingersol,  moved;  James  McElheny,  ensign,  vice 
Stout,  promoted. 

Riflemen — Comfort  Butler,  captain,  vice  A.  Bloom,  resigned; 
William  Pew,  lieutenant,  vice  Gere,  declining;  Silas  Cook,  ensign, 
vice  C.  Butler,  promoted;  Nathaniel  Luther,  ensign. 

OTSEGO    COUNTY. 

Second  brigade  of  infantry: 

James  Steward,  brigadier  general,  vice  S.  Martin,  resigned. 

COLUMBIA    COUNTY. 

Forty-fourth  regiment  of  infantry — (Charles  McKinstry,  lieuten- 
ant colonel) : 

John  Tibbits,  second  major,  vice  W.  Jourdin,  resigned;  John 
Lockwood,  quartermaster,  vice  B.  Dakin,  deceased. 

Henry   P.   Mesick,  captain  of  light  infantry,  vice  E.   Youngs, 

resigned ;  Flavel  Tiffany,  lieutenant  of  do ;  Daniel  Morehouse,  ensign 

of  do. 

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1458  Annual  Report  of  the 

Zadock  Knapp,  captain,  vice  J.  Tibbits,  promoted;  Jakah  Law- 
rence, lieutenant,  vice  Z.  Knapp,  promoted;  William  Stuart,  ensign. 

Isaac  Ford,  captain,  vice  J.  Dewey,  moved;  David  Chamberlain, 
lieutenant,  vice  I.  Ford,  promoted;  Samuel  Wise,  ensign,  vice  D. 
Chamberlain,  promoted;  Ralph  Tanner,  lieutenant,  vice  A.  King, 
junior,  deceased;  David  Parsons,  junior,  ensign,  vice  T.  Bartholo- 
mew, moved. 

John  Knox,  captain,  vice  J.  Wiltsie,  moved;  Luther  Chace,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  J.  Knox,  promoted;  Peter  Downing,  ensign,  vice  L. 
Chace,  do;  Amos  M.  Knapp,  ensign,  vice  C.  Truesdale,  moved. 

Fifty-sixth  regiment — (Peter  J.  Vosburgh,  lieutenant  colonel): 

John  P.  Vosburgh,  quartermaster,  vice  L.  Van  Beuren,  promoted. 

Phineas  Reed,  captain,  vice  J.  Van  Ness,  resigned;  Henry 
Weatherwax,  lieutenant,  vice  P.  Reed,  promoted;  Philip  Sowees, 
ensign,  vice  J.  Waker,  unfit  for  duty. 

Henry  Van  Vleck,  captain,  vice  T.  Van  Slyck,  resigned;  Arent 
Van  Vleck,  lieutenant,  vice  H.  Van  Vleck,  promoted ;  Cornelius  Van 
Deusen,  ensign,  vice  A.  Van  Vleck,  promoted. 

John  Henry  Kittle,  captain,  vice  J.  Head,  resigned;  Andrew  Kit- 
tle, lieutenant,  vice  J.  H.  Kittle,  promoted;  Tunis  G.  Snyder,  ensign, 
vice  A.  Kittle,  promoted. 

Evert  J.  Van  Alen,  captain  of  light  infantry,  vice  C.  V.  Seaight, 
deceased;  Peter  C.  Schermerhorn,  lieutenant  of  do,  vice  T.  Hurd; 
Peter  L.  Sharp,  ensign  of  do,  vice  E.  J.  Van  Alen,  promoted. 

Sixth  regiment  of  artillery: 

Ira  Stone,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Fellows,  resigned;  Peter  Chapman, 
second  lieutenant,  vice  I.  Stone,  promoted. 

Forty-seventh  regiment  of  infantry — (Jacob  Rutsen  Van  Rensse- 
laer, lieutenant  colonel): 

Moses  Burt,  surgeon's  mate. 


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William  G.  Philip,  captain,  vice  J.  Ostrander,  resigned;  Philip 
Ostrander,  lieutenant,  vice  W.  G.  Philip,  promoted;  George 
Ostrander,  ensign,  vice  P.  Ostrander,  promoted;  Jacob  Murphy, 
ensign,  vice  J.  Thompson,  United  States  Army. 

Frederick  Folger,  captain,  vice  C.  Toby,  resigned;  Oliver  H. 
Allen,  lieutenant,  vice  S.  Selee,  moved;  Henry  Harder,  ensign,  vice 
J.  Hinman,  moved. 

Seventy-third  regiment — (Daniel  Warner,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Andrew  Kingsley,  second  major,  vice  J.  Hand,  resigned;  Isaac 
Everest,  surgeon's  mate. 

William  B.  Hurd,  captain,  vice  A.  Kingsbery,  promoted;  John 
Hatch,  lieutenant,  vice  Hurd,  promoted;  Jirah  Dean,  ensign,  vice 
J.  Hatch,  promoted. 

Nathaniel  Janes,  captain,  vice  A.  Bostwick,  junior,  moved;  Wil- 
liam Pratt,  lieutenant,  vice  N.  James,  promoted;  Almarin  Fuller, 
ensign,  vice  W.  Pratt,  promoted;  James  Hamilton,  lieutenant;  Hor- 
ace Stow,  ensign. 

Zalmon  Skinner,  captain,  vice  W.  Hunt,  resigned;  Spencer  Carr, 
lieutenant,  vice  Z.  Skinner,  promoted;  Moses  Cowles,  junior,  ensign, 
vice  S.  Carr,  promoted. 

Ebenezer  Lovejoy,  captain,  vice  O.  Cady,  resigned;  John  F.  Hul- 
bert,  lieutenant,  vice  E.  Palmer,  moved;  Roswell  B.  Frisby,  ensign. 

One  Hundred  and  Sixty-fifth  regiment — (Augustus  N.  Holly, 
lieutenant  colonel): 

Tunis  Race,  second  major,  vice  J.  Finch,  resigned;  John  B.  Van 
Deusen,  adjutant;  Ebenezer  Finch,  paymaster;  John  Kingman, 
quartermaster. 

Isaac  B.  Williams,  captain,  vice  T.  Race,  promoted;  Titus  Simons, 
lieutenant;  William  Turner,  ensign;  Elisha  Wilcox,  lieutenant; 
James  Tripp,  ensign,  vice  E.  Finch;  Peter  Silvernail,  lieutenant,  vice 


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1460  Annual  Report  of  the 

J.  B.  Van  Doser,  promoted;  Adam  B.  Miller,  ensign,  vice  P.  Silver- 
nail,  do;  John  Ter  Bush,  ensign,  vice  R  Townsend,  declining;  Den- 
ton Keeler,  ensign,  vice  J.  Kingman,  promoted. 

Jacob  Hiesraut,  captain;  Nicholas  Miller,  junior,  lieutenant;  Albert 
Fetts,  ensign — of  grenadiers. 

Sixth  regiment  of  artillery: 

John  C.  Conklin,  captain;  Adam  J.  Streven,  first  lieutenant;  Adam 
A.  Hiesraut,  second  do. 

Fifteenth  regiment — (John  Shaver,  lieutenant  colonel): 

John  Shaver,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  R.  T.  Livingston,  resigned; 
Cyrus  Capron,  first  major,  vice  J.  Shaver,  promoted;  Ira  Gale,  sec- 
ond do,  vice  C.  Capron,  do;  John  T.  Brodhead,  surgeon's  mate. 

Captains — Robert  Elting,  vice  I.  Gale,  promoted;  Elias  Finger, 
vice  F.  Rockefeller,!resigne*d;  Joseph  Hoot;  John  J.  Rossman;  Hugh 
Knickerbacker,  junior. 

Lieutenants — Anson  Gale,  vice  J.  Ham,  moved;  John  Kline,  vice 
H.  Rockefeller,  resigned;  Charles  Robison;  Frederick  F.  Stickle; 
John  McKinstry,  junior,  vice  J.  Barringer,  junior,  resigned;  Jonas 
Lasher,  vice  J.  I.  Patts,  resigned;  Cornelius  Washburn. 

Ensigns — Elisha  Miner,  vice  A.  Gale,  promoted;  George  Els- 
worth,  vice  J.  Lasher,  promoted;  Philip  W.  Rockefeller,  vice  E. 
Finger,  promoted;  Benjamin  J.  Miller;  Jacob  P.  Rockefeller,  vice 
J.  Hoot,  promoted;  Jeremiah  Best;  Henry  H.  Teal;  Henry  Van 
Beuren. 

LEWIS    COUNTY. 

Forty-sixth  regiment — (Richard  Cox,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Chauncy  Halladay,  paymaster. 

Hezekiah  Scovil,  captain,  vice  E.  Cone,  resigned;  Solomon  Wells, 
lieutenant,  vice  H.  Scovil,  promoted;  Roswell  Miner,  lieutenant,  vice 
E.  Stephens,  deceased;  Frederick  Mills,  ensign,  vice  R.  Miner, 
promoted. 


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Nathaniel  Snow,  captain,  vice  J.  Barns;  John  Felshaw,  lieutenant, 
vice  N.  Snow,  promoted;  Benjamin  Doud,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice 
R.  Nimocks,  resigned;  Elijah  Salmon,  ensign. 

Aaron  Talmage,  captain,  vice  T.  Stephens,  moved. 

John  Safford,  captain;  Ashbel  Stephens,  lieutenant,  vice  A.  Tal- 
mage, promoted;  John  Hough,  ensign:  Nathan  Burr,  ensign,  vice 
G.  Lord,  resigned. 

One  Hundred  and  First  regiment — (Zeboim  (Zeboam)  Carter, 
lieutenant  colonel): 

Nathan  Cook,  second  major,  vice  E.  King,  deceased;  David  K. 
Carter,  paymaster. 

Joel  Murrey,  captain,  vice  N.  Cook,  promoted;  Grove  Elsworth, 
lieutenant,  vice  W.  Parker,  moved;  Chester  Buck,  ensign. 

Cyrus  Trowbridge,  captain,  vice  L.  Clark,  resigned;  William 
Hillman,  lieutenant,  vice  C.  Trowbridge,  promoted;  Lemtfel  Wood, 
ensign,  vice  W.  Hillman,  do. 

Ebenezer  Newton,  captain,  vice  Stoddard,  resigned;  Green  Wait, 
lieutenant,  vice  Stillman,  resigned;  Abel  D.  Forward,  ensign,  vice 
E.  Newton,  promoted;  Isaiah  Bailey,  lieutenant,  vice  Darrow, 
moved;  Charles  Sexton,  ensign,  vice  I.  Bailey,  promoted. 

Jared  Knapp,  captain,  vice  Deming,  moved;  Joel  Gleson,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Knapp,  promoted;  Jonathan  Austin,  ensign,  vice 
Gleson,  do. 

JEFFERSON    COUNTY. 

Seventy-sixth  regiment: 

Amariah  Tucker,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  G.  Tuttle,  resigned; 
George  White,  first  major,  vice  A.  Tucker, 'promoted;  Noadiah  Hub- 
bard, second  major,  vice  Delano,  moved;  Crafts  P.  Kimball,  sur- 
geon's mate. 

Jacob  Fuller,  captain,  vice  G.  White,  promoted;  Samuel  Wiswell, 
lieutenant,  vice  J.  Fuller,  do;  James  Pierce,  ensign,  vice  Wiswell. 


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John  W.  McNitt,  captain,  vice  Hubbard,  promoted;  Joel  P.  Rice, 
lieutenant,  vice  McNitt,  do;  David  Young,  ensign,  vice  Rice,  do. 

Anson  Hungerford,  captain,  vice  J.  Adams;  Joseph  Shelden,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  J.  Hungerford;  Josiah  Richardson,  ensign,  vice  Sheldon. 

Jedediah  Stanley,  captain,  vice  L.  Hale,  resigned;  Robert  Jerome, 
lieutenant,  vice  Stanley,  promoted;  Eber  Inglesbee,  ensign,  vice  R. 
Jerome,  promoted. 

Fifty-fifth  regiment: 

Clark  Allen,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  A.  Sprague,  resigned;  Arnold 
Earl,  first  major,  vice  C.  Allen,  promoted;  John  C.  Sill,  second  do; 
Emery  Osgood,  chaplain;  Noah  Tubbs,  surgeon's  mate;  Benjamin 
Wright,  adjutant. 

Elijah  Wright,  captain,  vice  J.  C.  Sill,  promoted;  William  Dock- 
steader,  lieutenant,  vice  E.  Wright,  promoted;  Bryan  Fox,  ensign, 
vice  Docksteader,  promoted. 

Brooks  Herrington,  captain,  vice  J.  Scott,  resigned;  Nathaniel  W. 
Hibbard,  lieutenant,  vice  Herrington,  promoted;  Jesse  Hubbard, 
ensign,  vice  W.  Hibbard,  do. 

Sterling  Wilcox,  captain,  vice  N.  Gold,  resigned;  Charles  Caswell, 
lieutenant;  Jesse  Prior,  ensign;  Joseph  Beals,  ensign. 

Solomon  McCumber,  captain,  vice  G.  W.  Clark,  deceased;  Caleb 
Harris,  lieutenant;  Simeon  Pitcher,  ensign;  John  Otis,  ensign,  vice 
H.  B.  Chaffer,  moved;  Matthew  Fenton,  ensign  of  riflemen. 

NEW   YORK    COUNTY. 

Third  brigade  of  infantry: 

Jonas  Mapes,  brigadier  general,  with  rank  from  September  2, 
1813,  vice  R.  Bogardus,  resigned. 

Tenth  regiment  of  infantry — (Andrew  Anderson,  lieutenant 
colonel)  : 

Ebenezer  Irving,  first  major,  vice  J.  Strong,  promoted;  Thomas 


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Richards,  second  do,  vice  N.  Sayre,  do;  James  Strong-,  second  do; 
Lewis  G.  Irving,  ensign  and  paymaster. 

William  H.  Maxwell,  captain,  vice  T.  Richards,  promoted;  Ezra 
C.  Woodhull,  captain,  vice  J.  Strong,  do;  Nathaniel  H.  Lewis  (lieu- 
tenant), vice  W.  H.  Maxwell,  promoted;  Elijah  Whipple,  lieutenant, 
vice  E.  C.  Woodhull,  do;  Joseph  Gerard,  captain,  vice  T.  Manyard, 
resigned;  Richard  Jarvis,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Gerard,  promoted; 
Philip  S.  Allen,  lieutenant,  vice  R.  Blackwell,  resigned. 

Ensigns — William  C.  Holly,  vice  N.  H.  Lewis,  promoted;  Ben- 
jamin Atterbury,  vice  E.  Whipple,  do;  Philip  Verplanck  Hoffman, 
vice  R.  Jarvis,  do;  Thomas  H.  Mills,  vice  P.  S.  Allen;  Joseph  Cod- 
dington,  vice  R.  Hay  ward,  deceased;  William  Robert  Smith,  vice 
Nestell,  declining'. 

Fifty-first  regiment — (Isaac  A.  Van  Hook,  lieutenant  colonel) : 

Edward  Hitchcock,  second  major,  vice  E.  W.  King,  promoted. 

Captains — William  B.  Hutchings,  vice  J.  Daley,  resigned;  Ben- 
jamin U.  Coles,  vice  S.  W.  Disbrow,  resigned;  George  W.  Morton, 
vice  E.  Scheiffelin,  do;  Pierre  Teller,  vice  B.  U.  Coles,  aide  to  major 
general;  Jacob  Schieffelin,  junior,  vice  W.  Morton,  quartermaster; 
Zebedee  Ring,  junior. 

Lieutenants — Abraham  M.  Griffin,  vice  Z.  Ring,  promoted;  Wil- 
liam McLaughlin,  vice  A.  Bowne,  United  States  Army;  John  M. 
Ryer,  vice  C.  Bostwick,  resigned;  John  M.  Ross,  vice  D.  Cotheal, 
resigned;  David  Morris,  vice  M.  G.  Pell,  superseded;  John  G.  Mor- 
gan, vice  P.  Teller,  promoted;  Jacob  Baker,  vice  J.  Schieffelin, 
promoted. 

Ensigns — Henry  William  Bool,  junior,  vice  A.  M.  Griffen,  do; 
William  Wheaton,  vice  W.  McLaughlin,  promoted;  Gideon  P. 
Hewitt,  vice  J.  M.  Ryer,  promoted;  John  Folmar,  vice  J.  M.  Ross, 
do;  Jacob  C.  Schermerhorn,  vice  D.  Morris,  do;  Henry  W.  Warner, 


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vice  J.  G.  Morgan,  do;  Thomas  Longworth,  vice  J.  Baker,  do;  James 
Ainslie,  vice  J.  Horn ;  Caleb  S.  Brower,  vice  J.  Coe,  resigned ;  John 
J.  Durry,  vice  B.  Cooper. 

Eighty-second  regiment: 

William  W.  Todd,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  J.  Strong,  resigned; 
Hiram  Gardner,  first  major,  vice  W.  W.  Todd,  promoted;  Charles 
Graham,  second  do,  vice  H.  Gardner,  promoted;  Albert  Chrystie, 
adjutant,  vice  T.  A.  Morris,  resigned;  Alexander  Fleming,  pay- 
master. 

Hendrick  Booraem,  captain,  vice  S.  B.  Romaine,  resigned;  Robert 
Emmet,  do,  vice  L.  Lockwood,  do;  Judah  Hammond,  do,  vice  T.  A. 
Morris,  do. 

Lieutenants — John  L.  Bogardus,  vice  H.  Booraem,  promoted; 
Henry  Fisher,  vice  R.  Emmet,  do;  Alexander  Fleming,  vice  J.  Ham- 
mond, do;  Albert  Chrystie,  vice  J.  S.  Bibby,  declining. 

Ensigns — George  L.  Brown,  vice  J.  L.  Bogardus,  promoted;  Ge- 
rard J.  Beekman,  vice  H.  Fisher,  promoted;  George  W.  Heyer,  vice 
A.  Fleming,  do;  Herman  B.  Stryker,  vice  A.  Chrystie,  do. 

Edward  L.  Schieffelin,  second  major. 

One  Hundred  and  Twenty-fifth  regiment — (Daniel  Dodge,  lieu- 
tenant colonel) : 

Elisha  W.  King,  first  major,  vice  T.  Riker,  United  States  Army; 
John  K.  Rogers,  surgeon's  mate,  vice  Anderson,  resigned. 

Abijah  Fisher,  captain,  vice  J.  Gosman,  resigned;  Thomas  Alsop, 
do,  vice  J.  Groshon,  do;  Henry  T.  Wheeler,  lieutenant,  vice  A. 
Fisher,  promoted;  David  C.  Hick,  do,  vice  T.  Alsop,  do;  Henry 
McVickar,  ensign,  vice  H.  T.  Wheeler,  do;  Daniel  Townsend,. 
ensign,  vice  D.  C.  Hick,  promoted. 

One  Hundred  and  Forty-second  regiment: 

Nathan  Sayre,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  J.  Mapes,  promoted. 


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Homer  Whittemore,  captain,  vice  E.  Hitchcock,  do;  Thomas  J. 
Dalancy,  do,  vice  C.  Schermerhorn,  junior,  resigned;  John  Ogden 
Dey,  do,  vice  W.  Hawley,  resigned. 

Lieutenants — Samuel  S.  Dunscomb,  vice  H.  Whittemore,  pro- 
moted; Henry  W.  Nicoll,  vice  S.  Lethtridge,  resigned;  Waldron  B. 
Post,  vice  T.  J.  Delancy,  promoted;  Samuel  W.  Jones,  vice  J.  O. 
Dey,  promoted. 

Ensigns — Peter  W.  Gale,  vice  S.  S.  Dunscomb,  promoted;  John 
Varick,  vice  H.  W.  Nicoll,  promoted;  William  A.  Prince,  vice  W.  B. 
Post,  promoted;  Richard  Freeke,  vice  S.  W.  Jones,  promoted; 
Thomas  Y.  Spicer. 

RICHMOND    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Forty-sixth  regiment — (Richard  Conner,  lieu- 
tenant colonel) : 

John  Tysen,  junior,  captain,  vice  M.  Ridgeway,  resigned;  John 
Burbank,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Tysen,  junior,  promoted;  Daniel  Haugh- 
wout,  ensign,  vice  J.  Burbank,  promoted. 

OTSEGO    COUNTY. 

Second  regiment — (Farrand  Stranahan,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Elihu  Phinney,  second  major,  vice  J.  Sprague,  resigned;  Theodore 
Pomeroy,  surgeon's  mate. 

Enoch  Sill,  captain,  vice  H.  Brown,  resigned;  Daniel  Potter, 
junior,  captain,  vice  B.  Price  moved;  Silas  Wood,  captain. 

Lieutenants — Miles  Benjamin,  vice  J.  Windsor,  resigned;  Daniel 
Windsor,  vice  W.  Russel,  do;  Reuben  Palmer. 

Ensigns — Augustus  Rogers,  vice  J.  Starr,  resigned;  Edmund 
Skiff;  Gilbert  Palmer;  Jesse  Stetson. 

One  Hundred  and  Twelfth  regiment — (Joseph  Clyde,  lieutenant 
colonel) : 

Robert  Dunlap,  quartermaster,  vice  M.  H.  Flint,  moved. 


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Russell  Darrow,  captain,  vice  C.  Marks,  resigned;  Jehiel  Dutcher, 
lieutenant;  Benoni  Marks,  ensign;  Elisha  B.  Shelden,  ensign;  Henry- 
Brown,  lieutenant;  William  B.  Gilbert,  ensign. 

John  C.  Hall,  captain,  vice  J.  Ferguson,  resigned ;  James  T.  Whita- 
ker,  lieutenant;  Thomas  Prentice,  ensign. 

Henry  N.  Hanson,  captain,  vice  J.  Clark,  moved;  Robert  Davis, 
lieutenant;  Martin  Sullivan,  ensign. 

James  Butler,  captain;  John  Denton,  lieutenant;  Daniel  Wilber, 
ensign. 

John  Vantuyl,  captain;  Rivilo  Ford,  lieutenant;  John  Woodruff, 
ensign. 

David  Woodburn,  lieutenant;  William  Allen,  junior,  ensign — of 
light  infantry. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirty-fifth  regiment: 

Nathaniel  Crandal,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Gershom  Palmer, 
resigned;  Billings  Brown,  first  major,  vice  Holland;  William  W. 
Walker,  second  major;  Jesse  Gardner,  adjutant;  Joab  Willys,  quar- 
termaster; Aaron  Richards,  paymaster. 

Henry  Day,  captain;  Caleb  Brown,  lieutenant;  Elisha  Babcock, 
ensign. 

Dan  Treadway,  captain;  Hamlin  Sabins,  lieutenant;  Cyrus  Brown, 
ensign. 

Elias  Higgins,  captain;  Simeon  Marsh,  lieutenant;  Alvin  Brooks, 
ensign. 

Thomas  P.  McChesney,  captain;  Stephen  Thomas,  lieutenant. 

Ensigns — Robert  Hughs,  John  Ensign,  Benjamin  Hopkins. 

One  Hundred  and  Fifty-first  regiment: 

William  Stranahan,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  E.  Bundy,  resigned; 
Willard  Coy,  first  major;  Matthew  M.  Monter,  second  major;  John 
Packard,  paymaster;  William  Merethew,  captain. 


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James  Overhison,  captain  of  light  infantry,  vice  B.  Shepherd; 
Thurston  Brown,  lieutenant  of  do;  David  S.  Bundy,  ensign  of  do. 

Josiah  Northrop,  captain;  Abijah  Knott,  lieutenant;  Stoughton 
Alger,  junior,  ensign. 

Cyrus  Jackson,  captain;  John  E.  Wheller,  lieutenant;  Alpheus 
Fairchild,  ensign. 

John  Thorp,  captain;  James  Baker,  lieutenant;  Samuel  Adams, 
ensign. 

Daniel  Cone,  captain;  Orronge  B.  Spencer,  ensign. 

Hezekiah  Griffith,  captain;  Simeon  Church,  lieutenant;  Benjamin 
Sanders,  ensign. 

Elijah  Fuller,  captain;  Silas  Gates,  lieutenant;  John  Smith, 
ensign — new  company. 

CLINTON,    FRANKLIN    AND    ESSEX    COUNTIES. 

The  Commander-in-chief  having  represented  to  the  Council  that 
he  had  divided  the  fortieth  brigade  of  infantry  into  two  brigades,  the 
one  to  consist  of  the  infantry  in  Essex  county,  to  be  called  the 
fortieth  brigade,  and  to  be  commanded  by  Brigadier  General 
(Daniel)  Wright;  and  the  other  to  be  called  the  forty-second  brigade, 
to  consist  of  the  infantry  in  Clinton  and  Franklin  counties,  and  that 
the  brigade  inspector  and  brigade  quartermaster  of  the  late  fortieth 
brigade  are  both  within  the  bounds  of  the  forty-second  brigade — 
therefore,  Resolved,  that  Lieutenant  Colonel  Alric  Mann  (of  Frank- 
lin county)  be  and  he  is  hereby  appointed  brigadier  general  of  the 
forty-second  brigade  of  infantry. 

Resolved,  that  Adjutant  David  B.  McNeil  (of  Essex  county)  be 
and  he  is  hereby  appointed  brigade  major  and  inspector  of  the  for- 
tieth brigade  of  infantry. 


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saratoga  county. 

Fifty-ninth  regiment  of  infantry — (John  Prior,  lieutenant  colonel) : 

Jacob  Weed,  quartermaster,  vice  J.  Youngs,  junior,  resigned: 

John  Ambler,  lieutenant  of  grenadiers,  vice  J.  Kellogg,  moved; 
Peter  Killmore,  ensign  of  do,  vice  J.  Ambler,  promoted;  Alpheus 
Goodrich,  lieutenant,  vice  E.  Gillman,  promoted;  Jonathan  P.  Couch, 
ensign,  vice  A.  Goodrich,  promoted. 

Nathaniel  Ingerson,  captain,  vice  W.  Scofield,  resigned;  William 
S.  Scofield,  lieutenant,  vice  N.  Ingerson,  promoted;  Aaron  Rose, 
ensign,  vice  W.  S.  Scofield,  promoted;  A.aron  Blake,  ensign. 

Stephen  Medbury,  captain,  vice  A.  Duell,  resigned;  Ira  Ormsbee, 
lieutenant,  vice  A.  Medbury,  resigned;  Daniel  Mitchell,  ensign,  vice 
S.  Medbury,  promoted;  Abel  Whalen,  lieutenant;  Jonathan  John- 
son, ensign. 

Isaac  Van  Alstine,  captain;  Edward  Frink,  lieutenant;  Gilbert 
Swan,  ensign — of  riflemen,  new  company. 

Twenty-fourth  regiment — (John  Rhodes,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Jonathan  Delano,  junior,  first  major,  vice  E.  Smith,  resigned; 
Phineas  Warren,  second  do,  vice  J.  Delano,  promoted. 

James  Perry,  captain,  vice  P.  Warren,  promoted;  Thomas  Perry, 
lieutenant,  vice  J.  Perry,  do;  Wily  Ellithrop,  ensign,  vice  T. 
Perry,  do. 

John  Derick,  captain,  vice  J.  Carpenter,  resigned;  Sampson  Wool- 
sey,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Derick,  promoted;  Jacob  Conklin,  ensign,; 
vice  T.  Woolsey. 

William  Tripp,  captain,  vice  J.  N.  Smith,  resigned;  Uriel  Cornell, 
lieutenant,  vice  W.  Tripp,  promoted;  Matthew  Allen,  ensign,  vice  U. 
Cornell,  promoted. 

Forty-first  regiment — (John  Dunning,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Moses    Landon,   captain,   vice   W.    Dunning,   junior,   deceased; 


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Thomas  Collamer,  lieutenant,  vice  M.  Landon,  promoted;  Gould 
Morehouse,  ensign,  vice  T.  Collamer,  promoted. 

William  Strang,  captain,  vice  D.  Gould,  moved;  Cyrus  Johnson, 
lieutenant,  vice  W.  Strang,  promoted;  Stephen  S.  Sayles,  ensign, 
vice  J.  Johnson,  do;  Benjamin  Evens,  junior,  ensign,  vice  S.  Smith, 
declining;  John  Volentine,  lieutenant,  vice  R.  Bidwell,  moved;  Rich- 
ard Denton,  ensign,  vice  J.  Volentine,  promoted;  William  Patrick, 
third,  surgeon's  mate,  vice  D.  Shumway,  resigned. 
One  Hundred  and  Forty-fourth  regiment: 

Guert  Van  Schoonhoven,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  H.  Ketchum 
(sheriff);  Samuel  Stewart,  first  major,  vice  G.  Van  Schoonhoven, 
promoted;  William  Comstock,  second  do,  vice  S.  Stewart,  pro- 
moted; Charles  H.  Wetmore,  surgeon,  vice  E.  Porter,  resigned; 
Samuel  L.  McLary,  surgeon's  mate. 

John  Nessel,  captain,  vice  W.  Comstock.  promoted;  Robert  Pow- 
ers, lieutenant,  vice  J.  Nessel,  do;  Abraham  Travis,  junior,  ensign, 
vice  R.  Powers,  promoted. 

David  Garnsey,  captain,  vice  N.  Garnsey,  junior,  resigned;  Silas 
Cogswell,  lieutenant,  vice  D.  Garnsey,  promoted;  Isaac  Van  Hining, 
ensign,  vice  S.  Cogswell,  promoted;  Isaac  B.  Mix,  lieutenant,  vice 
S.  Irish,  resigned;  Nicholas  E.  Vischer,  ensign,  vice  J.  B.  Mix,  pro- 
moted; David  Spencer,  lieutenant,  vice  B.  Chamberlin,  moved; 
Garet  N.  Groesbeck,  ensign,  vice  D.  Spencer,  promoted. 

George  Edson,  ensign  of  light  infantry,  vice  C.  H.  Wetmore, 
promoted. 

Thirty-second  regiment — (David  Rogers,  lieutenant  colonel): 
Nicholas  D.  Condey,  lieutenant;  John  Callaghan,  ensign;  Robert 
W.  Oliphant,  lieutenant;  Zalmon  Wakeman,  ensign;  Amos  Sher- 
wood, ensign. 

Samuel  Richards,  captain,  vice  A.  Dunlap,  moved;  Peter  McKins- 
ley,  lieutenant;  Justis  Miller,  ensign. 


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Ninth  brigade  of  infantry: 

Earl  Stimson,  brigade  major  and  inspector,  vice  D.  Smith, 
resigned;  Stephen  Volentine,  brigade  quartermaster,  vice  L.  H. 
Gansevoort,  promoted. 

Major  Levi  Scovil's  battalion  of  infantry:* 

John  Cornell,  captain,  vice  L.  Scovil,  promoted;  Isaiah  Parmenter,- 
lieutenant,  vice  D.  Hemstraught,  moved;  Alvin  Sloan,  ensign,  vice 
I.  Parmenter,  promoted. 

Gideon  Orton,  captain;  Lyman  Pitcher,  lieutenant;  William  B. 
Coltson,  ensign. 

John  Scofield,  captain;  Rufus  Ware,  lieutenant;  Joel  Phelps, 
junior,  ensign;  Jonathan  Flanders,  lieutenant;  David  Stewart, 
ensign. 

Isaiah  Parmenter,  captain;  Thomas  Shearer,  lieutenant;  Edward 
Scovil,  ensign;  Levi  Heath,  lieutenant;  John  W.  Creal,  ensign; 
Joseph  Wood,  ensign. 

Fourth  division  of  infantry: 

Daniel  G.  Garnsey,  Jeremiah  Terhune,  aides-de-camp  to  the  major 
general,  with  the  rank  of  majors. 

ORANGE    COUNTY. 

Ninety-first  regiment — (Michael  Smith,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Joseph  Brewster,  adjutant,  vice  S.  Strong,  promoted. 

Andrew  J.  Caldwell,  captain,  vice  W.Edmonston,  junior,  resigned; 

Nathaniel  Denniston,  lieutenant,  vice  A.  J.   Caldwell,  promoted; 

Andrew    Lamoreaux,   lieutenant,   vice   T.    North,   junior,    moved; 

Edward  Coffey,  ensign,  vice  N.  Denniston,  promoted;  James  Sum- 

merbell,  ensign,  vice  B.  Westervelt,  moved. 


*  This  Battalion  was  formed  into  a  Regiment,  the  One  Hundred  and  Sixty-sixth,  at 
the  same  session  of  the  Council.     See  page  1528.— State  Historian. 


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George  Wilkes,  captain;  Joseph  Belcher,  lieutenant;  James  Ball, 

ensign — new  company. 

One  Hundred  and  Forty-eighth  regiment — (Abraham  Vail,  lieu- 
tenant colonel) : 

Jonathan  Bailey,  junior,  second  major,  vice  D.  Carpenter, 
refusing. 

John  Hallock,  junior,  captain,  vice  J.  Bailey,  junior,  promoted. 

Garret  Schuyler,  captain,  vice  Wadsworth,  United  States  Army. 

Hulet  Clark,  captain,! vice  J.  B.  Stoddard,  refusing;  Samuel  Knapp, 
lieutenant,  vice  J.  Hallock,  junior,  promoted;  Joel  Whitlock,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  H.  Clark,  promoted;  Jonathan  Mather,  lieutenant,  vice 
S.  Allen,  United  States  Army;  Arthur  V.  T.  Bodle,  ensign,  vice  J. 
Whitlock,  promoted;  George  W.  Goble,  ensign,  vice  G.  Schuyler, 
promoted;  Martin  Mapes,  ensign. 

Josiah  Kitchell,  captain  of  grenadiers,  vice  J.  Turner,  United 
States  Army;  Michael  Jackson,  lieutenant  do,  vice  J.  Kitchell,  pro- 
moted; James  Holbert,  ensign  do,  vice  M.  Jackson,  do. 

ROCKLAND    COUNTY. 

Eighty-third  regiment — (Benjamin  Gurnee,  lieutenant  colonel) : 

Jesse  Coe,  surgeon. 

Cornelius  Youmans,  ensign. 

One  Hundred  and  Sixtieth  regiment — (Cornelius  Blauvelt,  lieu- 
tenant colonel): 

Samuel  Sidman,  captain;  William  Bush,  lieutenant;  Garrit  De 
Graw,  ensign;  John  Briggs,  ensign;  Henry  Gisner,  lieutenant. 

OTSEGO    COUNTY. 

Fifty-fourth  regiment — (Reuben  Root,  lieutenant  colonel): 
Martin  Hopkins,  adjutant,  vice  J.  Chapin,  deceased;  Jesse  Hyde, 
quartermaster,  vice  M.  Hopkins,  promoted;  Lothrop  Elderkin,  pay- 


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master,  vice  J.  Hyde;  Caleb  Richardson,  surgeon's  mate,  vice  W. 
Edson,  resigned. 

Aver}-  Park,  captain,  vice  J.  Chapin,  resigned;  Israel  Taylor,  cap- 
tain, vice  W.  E.  Peck,  resigned;  William  Tilar,  captain,  vice  S.  Bar- 
ber, moved. 

Lieutenants — Abel  Aylsworth,  vice  H.  Kennedy,  resigned;  Par- 
don Davis,  vice  A.  Park,  promoted;  Peter  Peck,  vice  W.  Smith, 
moved;  Jacob  Talbot,  junior,  vice  I.  Taylor,  promoted;  Abel  Calkin; 
William  Hall,  vice  John  Keefer,  moved. 

Ensigns — Nicholas  Parker,  vice  P.  Davis,  promoted;  Peter  Ten 
Broeck,  vice  A.  Aylsworth,  promoted;  Abel  Pierce,  vice  P.  Peck, 
promoted;  David  Wylie;  Whipple  Olney,  vice  A.  Perry,  moved: 
Seth  Alvord,  vice  J.  Talbot,  promoted. 

DELAWARE    COUNTY. 

Sixty-ninth  regiment — (Abraham  Howell,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Silas  Crandall,  adjutant;  Allen  Mead,  quartermaster;  Gabriel 
North,  junior,  paymaster. 

William  Beach,  lieutenant,  vice  Waters,  resigned;  Edmund  Bram- 
hall,  ensign,  vice  Beach,  promoted;  Peter  Huyck,  lieutenant;  John 
Teed,  ensign;  Allen  Mead,  lieutenant,  vice  Goodrich,sabsent;  Gabriel 
North,  junior,  ensign,  vice  Mead,  promoted;  Joseph  Blowers,  ensign 
of  light  infantry. 

Seventieth  regiment — (John  A.  Hubbell,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Frederick  P.  Foote,  first  major,  vice  Mill,  deceased;  Otis  Preston, 
second  major,  vice  Foote,  promoted;  John  M.  Landon,  adjutant; 
Edward  Moore,  quartermaster;  John  E.  Denio,  paymaster. 

Elisha  Reynolds,  captain ;  Joseph  Newbury,  lieutenant,  vice  Rey- 
nolds, promoted;  Christopher  Warmsley,  junior,  ensign. 

David  S.  Denio,  captain;  Samuel  Robinson,  junior,  lieutenant; 
William  Frisbee,  ensign;  David  Mitchell,  second,  ensign. 


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David  Hollister,  junior,  captain;  Levi  Mabee,  lieutenant;  William 
Stewart,  ensign. 

Jonas    Newman,   captain;   Eliab    Hilton,   lieutenant;   Alexander 

Johnson,  ensign. 

David  More,  captain;  Gersham  Sillman,  lieutenant;  Edward  W. 
Burhans,  ensign;  David  Disbrow,  lieutenant;  Solomon  Vermilyer, 
ensign. 

Nathan  Moffat,  captain;  John  Hardenbergh,  lieutenant;  John  L. 
More,  ensign;  Burr  Sillaman,  lieutenant;  William  Grant,  junior, 
ensign. 

Eighty-seventh  regiment — (Selah  Francis,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Jesse  Booth,  quartermaster;  Joseph  Clark,  paymaster. 

Elijah  Andrews,  captain  of  light  infantry,  vice  Butts,  resigned; 
Joseph  Jaquish,  lieutenant  do;  John  Bilby,  ensign  do;  Joseph  Cop- 
ley, lieutenant;  Joseph  Worden,  lieutenant;  Raymond  Starr,  ensign; 
Matthew  McClaughry,  ensign. 

Battalion  in  the  twenty-fifth  brigade  of  infantry : 

Asa  Grant,  major  commandant,  vice  Hull,  resigned;  Noah 
Demick,  adjutant,  vice  A.  Parker,  moved. 

Avery  Bouton,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  J.  Avery,  resigned; 
William  Dumond,  lieutenant  do,  vice  A.  Bouton,  promoted;  William 
Sluyter,  ensign  do,  vice  W.  Dumond,  promoted. 

Avary  Grant,  captain,  vice  Asa  Grant,  promoted;  Edward  Steen- 
rod,  lieutenant,  vice  Avary  Grant,  promoted;  Peter  Shaver,  ensign, 
vice  E.  Steenrod,  promoted;  Asbel  Bassett,  lieutenant;  Stephen 
Hull,  ensign. 

New  battalion,  twenty-fifth  brigade: 

James  Wright,  major  commandant;  George  W.  Paige,  surgeon. 

Merlin  Hunter,  ensign  of  light  infantry. 

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1814. 

John  H.  Gregory,  captain,  vice  Wright,  promoted;  Noah  Fuller, 
lieutenant,  vice  Gregory,  promoted;  John  Gritman,  ensign. 

John  Knight,  captain;  Lewis  Mallery,  lieutenant;  John  Graham, 
ensign. 

STEUBEN    COUNTY. 

Eighty-first  regiment  of  infantry: 

Charles  Bartles,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant;  George  Kress, 
first  major;  Timothy  Hurd,  second  do;  Franklin  Welles,  paymaster; 
Andrew  Kingsbore,  surgeon's  mate. 

John  O.  Cook,  captain;  John  Laning,  lieutenant;  Nicholas  Yost, 
ensign. 

John  Sebring,  captain;  Abraham  Bennit,  ensign. 

Henry  Switzer,  captain;  Asa  Tolbit,  lieutenant;  Sardis  R.  Chase, 
ensign;  George  Hunter,  ensign. 

William  Clark,  captain  of  light  infantry;  Sherman  Durd,  ensign 
of  do. 

Ninety-sixth  regiment — (Samuel  S.  Haight,  lieutenant  colonel) : 

Henry  Crouch,  captain;  Isaac  Parmenter,  lieutenant;  Benjamin 
Rogers,  ensign;  Darius  Read,  ensign;  William  Baker,  ensign. 

John  Kennady,  captain  of  light  infantry;  William  C.  Lawshe,  lieu- 
tenant do;  William  Neally,  ensign  do. 

Seventeenth  regiment — (James  McBurney,  lieutenant  colonel): 

James  Faulkner,  surgeon. 

Oliver  Harding,  captain. 

One  Hundred  and  Twenty-sixth  regiment: 

Jedediah  Nobles,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Goodspeed,  moved; 
Isaac  Rawson,  first  major;  Nathaniel  Porter,  second  major;  John 
Riggs,  adjutant;  Henry  Chamberlin,  quartermaster;  John  Ayers, 
paymaster. 

Ezra  Sanford,  captain;  James  Orcut,  lieutenant;  George  P. 
Kitchum,  ensign. 


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Samuel  Woolcot,  captain;  Solomon  Simons,  lieutenant;  Eli  Stew- 
art, ensign;  John  Bunnel,  ensign;  Comer  Watermore,  lieutenant; 
Timothy  H.  Porter,  ensign. 

Albert  Langdon,  captain;  Samuel  Russel,  lieutenant. 

Levi  Atlis,  captain;  Jesse  Bullock,  lieutenant;  Reuben  Atlis, 
ensign. 

Jacob  Clendenne,  captain;  Christopher  Doty,  lieutenant;  John 
Lemon,  ensign. 

HERKIMER    COUNTY. 

Ninetieth  regiment — (Daniel  Wright,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Jared  Thayer,  second  major,  vice  D.  Fenner,  promoted;  Daniel  C. 
Henderson,  adjutant,  vice  B.  Ward,  resigned;  Westel  Willoughby, 
junior,  surgeon,  vice  A.  Haile,  deceased;  Ebenezer  Vining,  chaplain, 
vice  C.  Alexander,  moved;  William  Frame,  surgeon's  mate. 

Russel  Hine,  captain  of  riflemen,  vice  J.  Thayer,  promoted;  Heze- 
kiah  Wilber,  lieutenant  do,  vice  Hine,  promoted;  Henry  Wilcox, 
ensign  do,  vice  Wilber,  promoted. 

Lemuel  Potter,  captain  of  light  infantry,  vice  C.  Dyer,  resigned; 
Aaron  Root,  lieutenant  do,  vice  S.  Smith,  moved;  George  Swezey, 
ensign  do,  vice  S.  Potter,  promoted. 

Elijah  Carpenter,  captain,  vice  N.  Burwell,  resigned;  Asahel  Car- 
penter, lieutenant,  vice  E.  Carpenter,  promoted;  Jason  Beebe,  ensign, 
vice  S.  Dyer,  moved. 

Henry  V.  S.  Morse,  captain,  vice  S.  Varriance,  resigned;  Eli 
Brocket,  lieutenant,  vice  Z.  Brocket,  moved;  Joshua  Benjamin, 
ensign,  vice  H.  V.  S.  Morse,  promoted. 

Shibnah  Nichols,  captain,  vice  J.  Smith,  resigned;  William  Rey- 
nolds, lieutenant,  vice  S.  Nichols,  promoted;  Noble  Ross,  ensign, 
vice  D.  C.  Henderson,  promoted;  Richardson  Eaton,  ensign,  vice 
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Fortieth  regiment — (Matthew  Myers,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Harvey  W.  Doolittle,  surgeon,  vice  J.  Abramse,  junior,  moved; 
Thomas  Phelon,  surgeon's  mate,  vice  D.  M.  Hale,  moved. 

Ichabod  Brown,  ensign  of  light  infantry,  vice  H.  Morse,  promoted. 

Russel  Norton,  captain,  vice  E.  Cowles,  superseded;  Stephen 
Crosby,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Ball,  resigned;  Oliver  Breed,  junior, 
ensign,  vice  R.  Norton,  promoted. 

Michael  Weber,  captain,  vice  J.  Frank,  resigned;  Warner  Folts, 
lieutenant,  vice  M.  Weber,  promoted;  Jacob  Folts,  ensign,  vice  W. 
Folts,  promoted. 

Sterry  Hawkins,  captain,  vice  J.  Hall,  deceased;  Abel  Fowler, 
lieutenant,  vice  S.  Hawkins,  promoted;  Aaron  Griswold,  ensign, 
vice  A.  Fowler,  promoted. 

Rufus  Howard,  captain,  vice  S.  Cahoon;  William  Bacon,  junior, 
lieutenant,  vice  R.  Howard,  promoted;  Major  Hickox,  ensign;  John 
Martin,  ensign. 

ONTARIO    COUNTY. 

Fourth  regiment — (Micah  Brooks,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Manasseh  Leach,  first  major,  vice  J.  Marsh,  resigned;  Zireh  Row- 
ley, second  do,  vice  R.  Strong,  resigned;  William  H.  Adams,  adju- 
tant, vice  H.  Lyon,  moved;  John  A.  Graham,  quartermaster;  Jona- 
than Child,  paymaster,  vice  J.  S.  Peck,  deceased;  David  Fuller, 
chaplain. 

William  Parker,  captain;  Benjamin  K.  Peck,  lieutenant,  vice  Par- 
ker, promoted;  Michael  Raxford,  ensign. 

Asahel  Boughton,  captain,  vice  Rowley,  promoted;  Marvin 
Schudder,  lieutenant;  Jonathan  S.  Miller,  ensign,  vice  Boughton, 
promoted;  Linus  Gunn,  ensign,  vice  H.  Adams,  promoted;  Ariel 
Hendee,  ensign,  vice  J.  Phillips,  deceased. 

Enoch  Wilcox,  captain  of  light  infantry,  vice  J.  Dunks,  resigned; 


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Asahel  Cowles,  lieutenant  do,  vice  Wilcox,  promoted;  John  B. 
French,  ensign  do,  vice  Cowles,  do. 

Twenty-second  regiment — (Peter  Allen,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Charles  Gooding,  quartermaster,  vice  J.  Henderson,  junior, 
deceased;  William  Watkins,  paymaster. 

John  Crandle,  captain,  vice  T.  Kent,  resigned;  George  Bowen, 
lieutenant,  vice  J.  Crandle,  promoted;  William  Bennett,  ensign,  vice 
J.  Bowen,  promoted. 

Philip  Short,  captain,  vice  R.  Streeter,  resigned;  Jacob  Bently, 
lieutenant,  vice  P.  Short,  promoted;  Edmund  Tayler,  ensign;  Joshua 
Jones,  lieutenant,  vice  N.  Crow,  junior,  deceased;  James  Gooding, 
junior,  ensign;  Ebenezer  Davis,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Covil,  junior, 
deceased;  George  Hatch,  ensign;  Randall,  chapman,  ensign;  Archi- 
bald Orcutt,  ensign. 

William  T.  Codding,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  E.  Hill,  resigned ; 
Daniel  Doolittle,  lieutenant  do,  vice  Codding,  promoted;  Constant 
Shaw,  ensign,  vice  Doolittle,  do. 

Fifty-second  regiment — (Caleb  Hopkins,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Caleb  Nye,  second  major,  vice  O.  Stone,  resigned;  Oliver  Culver, 
adjutant;  James  Gallagher,  quartermaster. 

Ariel  Newcomb,  captain,  vice  C.  Nye,  promoted;  Richard  Tillot- 
son,  lieutenant;  Silas  Newcomb,  ensign. 

Seth  Roberts,  captain,  vice  W.  Hawley,  moved;  Isaac  F.  Nichols, 
lieutenant;  Ebenezer  Goodwin,  ensign. 

Leonard  Stoneburner,  captain,  vice  E.  Blossom,  resigned;  Francis 
Charter,  lieutenant;  William  Billinghurst,  ensign,  vice  L.  Thomas, 
deceased;  Thomas  Newman,  ensign,  vice  E.  Doud,  do. 

Nathaniel  Case,  captain,  vice  M.  D.  Hunt,  resigned;  Elisha  Case, 
lieutenant;  Thomas  Shaw,  ensign;  James  Shucraft,  lieutenant; 
Ebenezer  Cook,  ensign. 


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Tiffany  Neddleton,  captain,  vice  E.  Cook,  resigned;  Charles  P. 
Moore,  lieutenant;  Ichabod  Burdock,  ensign. 

Ninety-fourth  regiment — (Joseph  W.  Lawrence,  lieutenant 
colonel): 

Wakeman  Lyon,  captain,  vice  D.  Rowley,  resigned. 

Ozi  Blakeslee,  captain,  vice  D.  Bigelow,  resigned;  Truman  H. 
Gilbert,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  M.  Gilbert,  deceased;  Josiah,  Ackley, 
lieutenant,  vice  Z.  Rathbun,  resigned;  John  B.  Case,  ensign;  Caleb 
J.  Whaley,  ensign;  Eli  Stedman,  ensign,  vice  O.  Blakeslee,  pro- 
moted; Horatio  Tilden,  ensign. 

Samuel  Xiblack,  captain;  John  Niblack,  lieutenant;  George 
Agnew,  ensign — new  company  of  riflemen. 

Henry  F.  White,  ensign;  Daniel  Kelly,  lieutenant. 

Leman  Gibbs,  captain,  vice  G.  Tyler,  deceased;  William  Parks, 
lieutenant,  vice  Gibbs,  promoted;  Frederick  Davis,  ensign. 

Seventh  regiment  of  artillery — (Walter  Grieve,  lieutenant  colonel) : 

William  Lilly,  adjutant,  vice  J.  H.  Rees,  United  States  Army; 
Anthony  Dey,  quartermaster,  vice  William  Lilly;  Thomas  White, 
chaplain,  vice  J.  Chapman,  deceased. 

George  Goundry,  captain,  vice  J.  Rees,  United  States  Army;  Wil- 
liam Giffing,  junior,  first  lieutenant,  vice  R.  T.  Wood,  resigned; 
David  S.  Hall,  second  lieutenant,  vice  G.  Goundry,  promoted. 

SENECA    COUNTY. 

John  R.  Harris,  captain,  vice  Samuel  Jacks,  resigned;  William 
Hooper,  first  lieutenant,  vice  J.  R.  Harris,  promoted;  James  Sylandt. 
second  lieutenant,  vice  W.  Hooper,  promoted. 

CAYUGA    COUNTY. 

Daniel  Churchill,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Day,  declining;  Josept 
Bennett,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Rhodes,  moved. 


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albany  county. 

Second  regiment  of  riflemen — Samuel  M.  Lockwood,  lieutenant 
colonel  commandant: 

Harman  Hoffman  Ten  Eyck,  surgeon's  mate,  vice  Miller, 
declined. 

John  Van  Vechten,  captain. 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

John  Case,  paymaster,  vice  S.  Lush. 

Sidney  Dole,  captain,  vice  J.  Tracy,  resigned;  Cyrus  Tanner,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Dole,  promoted;  Luke  H.  Thrall,  ensign,  vice  Tanner, 
promoted. 

MONTGOMERY    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Twenty-second  regiment: 

Tiffany  Brockway,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  James  Ford,  resigned; 
James  Canary,  first  major,  vice  Allen,  resigned;  John  P.  Davis,  sec- 
ond do,  vice  Brockway,  promoted;  Robert  Proudfit,  chaplain; 
Charles  Brockway,  adjutant,  vice  Bacon,  resigned;  Nicholas  A. 
Vedder,  quartermaster,  vice  Vedder,  do;  Josiah  T.  Betts,  surgeon, 
vice  Esmond,  deceased;  Abraham  Pulling,  surgeon's  mate,  vice 
Betts,  promoted. 

Nathaniel  Fisk,  captain,  vice  Canary,  promoted;  Francis  Van  de 
Bogert,  lieutenant,  vice  Roberts,  resigned;  George  W.  Walch, 
ensign,  vice  Van  de  Bogert,  promoted. 

Caleb  Allen,  second,  captain,  vice  Davis,  promoted;  Thomas 
Pinkerton,  lieutenant,  vice  Allen,  promoted;  Elias  Newman,  ensign, 
vice  Pinkerton,  promoted. 

David  Howell,  captain,  vice  Degroff,  resigned;  John  French,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Howell,  promoted;  Joshua  French,  ensign,  vice  Jno. 
French,  promoted. 

Benjamin  Gifford,  captain,  vice  G.  Shew,  resigned;  Godfrey  J. 


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Shew,  lieutenant,  vice  Gifford,  promoted;  Samuel  Bass,  ensign,  vice 
Shew,  promoted. 

Clark  Wait,  captain,  vice  Kennedy,  resigned;  John  A.  Fonda,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Wait,  promoted;  Eldridge  Spink,  ensign,  vice  Fonda, 
promoted. 

Joseph  Walker,  captain, vice  Brockway,  deceased;  George  Thomp- 
son, lieutenant,  vice  Walker,  promoted;  David  P.  Demarest,  ensign, 
vice  Thompson,  promoted. 

Nineteenth  regiment: 

Andrew  Zabriskie,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  J.  Snell,  appointed 
sheriff;  Frederick  Getman,  first  major,  vice  Zabriskie,  promoted; 
Rudolph  Dygert,  second  major,  vice  Getman,  promoted;  Daniel 
Christie,  adjutant. 

George  G.  Eacker,  captain,  vice  Duygert,  promoted;  Matthew 
McCape,  lieutenant,  vice  Eacker,  do;  Daniel  Van  Wee,  ensign. 

Thomas  Wilbur,  captain,  vice  House,  resigned;  Abner  White, 
lieutenant,  vice  Wilbur,  promoted;  John  P.  Clouse,  ensign,  vice 
White,  do. 

John  Shafer,  captain,  vice  Clock,  resigned;  John  Gillerland,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Shafer,  promoted;  Henry  Whitlock,  junior,  ensign. 

Rudolph  Cook,  captain,  vice  Saltsman,  resigned;  George  G.  Get- 
man, lieutenant,  vice  Cook,  promoted;  Martinus  J.  Delanbaugh, 
ensign,  vice  Getman,  promoted;  Henry  J.  Cook,  lieutenant;  Nicholas 
Gray,  ensign,  vice  Cook,  promoted;  David  Rightmyer,  ensign,  vice 
D.  Christy,  promoted;  Jacob  H.  Failing,  lieutenant,  vice  Candy, 
resigned. 

Thirty-fourth  regiment — (Abraham  J.  Vosburgh,  lieutenant 
colonel) : 

William  J.  Dodge,  captain,  vice  Russell,  resigned;  Charles  Coan, 
lieutenant,  vice  S.  R.  Dodge,  moved;  Charles  Stewart,  ensign. 


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Isaac  Thrawl,  captain,  vice  Burr,  moved;  Alinus  Matthews,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Thrawl,  promoted;  John  Ward,  ensign,  vice  Matthews, 
promoted;  John  H.  Lansing,  lieutenant,  vice  Kline,  resigned; 
Wynont  Van  Housen,  ensign,  vice  Lansing,  promoted. 

Giles  Fonda,  captain,  vice  Hoofman,  resigned;  Jesse  Visscher, 
lieutenant,  vice  Conyne,  moved;  Abraham  A.  Van  Home,  ensign, 
vice  Fonda,  promoted. 

John  Sammons,  captain,  vice  Pifer,  moved;  Alexander  Stewart, 
lieutenant,  vice  Sammons,  promoted;  John  Gross,  ensign,  vice 
Stewart,  do;  James  McCauley,  lieutenant;  Philip  Arogatzinger, 
ensign;  Levanus  Hildreth,  ensign,  vice  Hulet,  moved. 

Twenty-sixth  regiment — (Sylvanus  Wilcox,  lieutenant  colonel) : 

John  C.  Servoss,  adjutant;  Richard  Davis,  junior,  surgeon's  mate, 
vice  Delamater,  moved. 

Reuben  Stewart,  lieutenant,  vice  Servoss,  promoted;  Reuben 
How,  ensign,  vice  Stewart,  do;  James  G.  McMaster,  ensign,  vice 
G.  Chartres,  moved. 

John  P.  Clute,  captain,  vice  Printup,  resigned;  Cornelius  G.  Van 
Alstyne,  lieutenant,  vice  Clute,  promoted;  Jacob  N.  Gardinier, 
ensign,  vice  Van  Alstine,  promoted;  Alexander  McAuley,  ensign, 
vice  Wiser,  moved;  Peter  P.  Mabee,  lieutenant,  vice  Lafferty,  moved; 

Willliam  Dye,  ensign,  vice  Mabee,  promoted;  Myndert  Staring, 
ensign. 

Chester  Elliot,  captain,  vice  Cady,  resigned;  David  Mallery,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Elliot,  promoted;  Thomas  Haslet,  ensign,  vice  Mallery, 
promoted. 

Daniel  Servoss,  captain,  vice  Sweet,  moved;  James  Greenman, 
lieutenant,  vice  Servoss,  promoted;  Peter  Martin,  ensign,  vice  Bar- 
tholomew, moved. 


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1482  Annual  Report  of  the 

One  Hundred  and  Thirty-eighth  regiment — (George  H.  Nellis, 
lieutenant  colonel): 

Henry  Lyker,  first  major,  vice  Smith,  resigned;  Peter  Sternbergh, 
second  major,  vice  Lyker,  promoted;  Isaac  Ehvood,  adjutant,  vice 
Sternbergh,  promoted;  Adam  J.  Roof,  paymaster,  vice  Gross,  moved. 

George  N.Pickerd,  captain  of  light  infantry,  vice  Crouse,  resigned; 
Cornelius  Lycker,  lieutenant  of  do,  vice  Pickerd,  promoted;  Isaac 
Elwood,  ensign  of  do,  vice  Lycker,  promoted. 

John  St.  John,  captain,  vice  Walch,  resigned;  Rufus  Morris,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  St.  John,  promoted;  Jeremiah  Webb,  ensign,  vice  Mor- 
ris, promoted. 

William  Jenkins,  captain;  Harman  J.  Ehle,  lieutenant;  John  G. 
Garlock,  ensign — of  riflemen  (new  company). 

Ninth  regiment  of  cavalry: 

James  Cushney,  captain;  Xicholas  Yost,  first  lieutenant;  Herman 
Vischer,  second  lieutenant;  Douw  Fonda,  cornet — new  company. 

Eighth  regiment  of  infantry — (James  Johnson,  lieutenant  colonel) : 

William  Williams,  chaplain. 

John  Ford,  captain,  vice  Thompson,  resigned;  Stephen  Hallet, 
lieutenant,  vice  Ford,  promoted;  Amos  Griswold,  ensign,  vice  Hal- 
let,  promoted. 

Ezra  Cheedle,  captain,  vice  Lew,  resigned;  Hosea  Moffit,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Cheedle,  promoted;  Ira  Hids,  ensign,  vice  Moffit, 
promoted. 

Silas  Philips,  captain,  vice  Wood,  resigned;  Thomas  Blekman, 
lieutenant,  vice  Philips,  promoted. 

DUTCHESS    COUNTY. 

Thirty-fifth  regiment: 

Hart  Weed,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  I.  Crosby,  junior,  resigned. 


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Anson  Crane,  first  major,  vice  H.  Weed,  promoted;  Benjamin 
Burr,  second  do,  vice  A.  Crane,  promoted;  Samuel  Allen,  paymaster, 
vice  J.  Crane,  resigned. 

Newel  Dodge,  captain,  vice  B.  Burr,  promoted;  Joseph  C.  Seely, 
lieutenant,  vice  S.  Allen,  promoted;  Archibald  Campbell,  junior, 
ensign,  vice  N.  Dodge,  promoted. 

Thomas  Lake,  captain,  vice  S.  Wooden,  resigned;  James  Haines, 
lieutenant,  vice  T.  Lake,  promoted;  Isaac  Lake,  ensign;  Gideon 
Wakeman,  lieutenant,  vice  O.  Coul,  moved;  John  Turner,  ensign, 
vice  G.  Wakeman,  promoted. 

James  M.  Smith,  captain,  vice  R.  Fancher,  resigned;  Benjamin 
Pugsley,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  M.  Smith,  promoted;  Gernsey  Beach, 
ensign,  vice  B.  Pugsley,  promoted;  Daniel  W.  Townsend,  ensign; 
Epaphras  B.  Baldwin,  lieutenant,  vice  H.  Cleft,  moved;  Levi  Bailey, 
junior,  ensign,  vice  E.  B.  Baldwin,  promoted;  Piatt  V.  Brush,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  S.  B.  Baxter,  resigned;  Alfred  Crosby,  ensign,  vice 
Brush,  promoted. 

One  Hundred  and  Forty-ninth  regiment — (Ab'm  Van  Wyck,  lieu- 
tenant colonel): 

Henry  Dubois,  adjutant,  vice  W.  Griffin,  resigned. 

Benjamin  Bown,  lieutenant;  Solomon  Gilderslieve,  ensign,  vice 
Bown,  promoted. 

Isaac  R.  Adriance,  captain;  William  N.  Wilde,  lieutenant,  vice 
Adriance,  promoted;  Peter  Adriance,  ensign,  vice  Wilde,  promoted; 
Theodorus  Annin,  lieutenant,  vice  Rapalye,  United  States  Army; 
Elias  W.  Van  Voris,  ensign,  vice  Annin,  promoted;  Gilbert  B. 
Hutchins,  ensign,  vice  E.  W.  Van  Voris,  promoted. 

Henry  Haight,  captain,  vice  A.  Rapalye,  resigned;  Abraham 
Rapalye,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice  H.  Haight,  promoted;  Thomas 
Way,  ensign,  vice  A.  Rapalye,  junior,  promoted. 


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1484  Annual  Report  of  the 

Sixty-first  regiment — (Barnabas  Carver,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Edward  Bugbee,  first  major,  vice  J.  Hopkins,  resigned;  Reuben 
Cole,  second  major,  vice  G.  Frost,  resigned. 

Jonathan  Ferris,  captain,  vice  E.  Bugbee,  promoted;  James  Mar- 
tin, lieutenant,  vice  J.  Ferris,  promoted;  Robert  J.  Post,  ensign,  vice 
J.  Martin,  promoted. 

David  Travis,  captain;  Daniel  Travis,  lieutenant,  vice  D.  Travis, 
promoted;  Benjamin  Ballard,  ensign,  vice  D.  Travis,  promoted. 

Bennet  Boyd,  captain,  vice  A.  Peck,  moved;  Ray  Smith,  lieuten- 
ant, vice  Boyd,  promoted;  Giles  Cushman,  ensign,  vice  R.  Smith, 
promoted. 

ALBANY  COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Fifty-second  regiment — (John  Gallup,  lieuten- 
ant colonel): 

Ira  Abbot,  paymaster,  vice  D.  Gallup,  appointed  quartermaster. 

John  Armstrong,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice  D.  Denison,  moved; 
Peleg  Chesebro,  lieutenant,  vice  A.  Van  Auken,  resigned;  Peter 
Schoonmaker,  lieutenant,  vice  S.  Marselis,  moved;  Brownell  Tripp, 
lieutenant,  vice  J.  Avery,  deceased ;  George  Williamson,  ensign,  vice 
J.  Armstrong,  junior,  promoted;  Philip  Duel,  ensign,  vice  P.  Chese- 
bro, promoted;  Frederick  Bossier,  junior,  ensign,  vice  J.  Shultus, 
resigned;  William  H.  Balb,  ensign,  vice  P.  Weedman,  declined; 
Clark  Champlin,  ensign,  vice  B.  Tripp,  promoted;  Daniel  Gallup, 
quartermaster,  vice  J.  Jones,  deceased. 

Twenty-fifth  regiment : 

James  Sacket,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  S.  Boardman,  resigned. 

Alexander  Mackey,  first  major,  vice  Sacket,  promoted;  Joseph 
Conner,  second  major,  vice  Mackey,  promoted;  Joseph  A.  Beacher, 
quartermaster,  vice  T.  Watson,  deceased. 

Apollos  Sanford,  captain,  vice  B.  Minoe,  moved;  Elijah  Tupper, 
lieutenant;  Ephraim  B.   Russ,  ensign,  vice  A.  Sanford,  promoted. 


State  Historian.  1485 

William  Wheeler,  captain,  vice  N.  Elliot,  resigned;  Lemuel  Lamb, 
lieutenant,  vice  E.  Robins,  resigned;  John  Teats,  ensign,  vice  W. 
Wheeler,  promoted;  Alexander  Buthwick,  lieutenant,  vice  E.  Miller, 
promoted. 

Elisha  Miller,  captain,  vice  J.  Conner,  promoted;  Peter  Hess, 
ensign,  vice  A.  Buthwick,  promoted. 

David  Vermilyea,  junior,  captain,  vice  J.  Hutchenson,  resigned; 
Adam  Spawn,  lieutenant,  vice  D.  Vermilyea,  promoted;  Alva  Fox, 
ensign,  vice  A.  Spawn,  promoted;  Elisha  Driggs,  lieutenant  of  light 
infantry,  vice  J.  Rossigne,  moved;  William  Holmes,  ensign  of  do, 
vice  Driggs,  promoted. 

SCHENECTADY   COUNTY. 

Fifty-seventh  regiment — (John  Veeder,  lieutenant  colonel) : 

Captains — John  B.  Schermerhorn,  vice  Frederick  A.  Bradt, 
resigned;  John  Boyd,  vice  D.  Prium,  resigned;  John  Brown,  of  light 
infantry,  vice  H.  Hugan,  resigned;  Cornelius  E.  Tymesen,  vice  H. 
Veeder,  moved. 

Lieutenants — Jacob  J.  Schermerhorn,  vice  J.  B.  Schermerhorn, 
promoted;  Peter  Sanders,  vice  J.  Chamberlin,  declined;  John  W. 
Veeder,  vice  C.  E.  Tymesen,  promoted;  William  J.  Teller,  of  light 
infantry,  vice  J.  Brown,  promoted. 

Ensigns — James  Ch.  Peck,  vice  J.  J.  Schermerhorn,  promoted; 
Samuel  Millard,  vice  J.  Boyd,  promoted;  Joseph  Persons,  of  light 
infantry,  vice  W.  J.  Teller,  promoted;  William  H.  Alexander,  vice 
J.  W.  Veeder,  promoted;  Henry  Beekman,  vice  H.  Vanantwerp, 
United  States  Army. 

Fourteenth  brigade  of  infantry — battalion  commanded  by  Major 
Silas  Marsh: 

Amos  Morey,  adjutant,  vice  J.  Borland,  resigned;  John  Wood, 
surgeon. 


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i486  Annual  Report  of  the 

Richard  Briggs,  captain,  vice  J.  Frost,  moved;  Oliver  Briggs, 
junior,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Gaige,  moved;  Samuel  Burlingham,  ensign, 
vice  R.  Briggs,  promoted;  Joel  Haskins,  lieutenant;  Stephen  Foster, 
captain,  vice  G.  Hunt,  resigned;  Silas  Pettit,  lieutenant,  vice  S. 
Foster,  promoted;  George  G.  Passage,  ensign;  Benjamin  Knight, 
ensign,  vice  J.  McClave,  moved. 

ONTARIO    COUNTY. 

Eleventh  regiment  of  infantry: 

Hooker  Sawyer,  lieutenant  colonel, vice  T. Remmington,  resigned; 
Abner  Bunnel,  first  major,  vice  B.  Whitney,  moved;  Robert  Spencer, 
second  major,  vice  H.  Sawyer,  promoted. 

Captains — John  Brockelbank,  vice  Bunnel,  do;  Joab  Gillet,  vice 
Bodman,  resigned;  Jeremiah  Brown,  vice  D.  Smith,  resigned. 

Lieutenants — Isaiah  Olcott,  vice  J.  Gillet,  promoted;  Peter 
Mitchell,  vice  N.  Howland,  promoted;  Dudley  Marvin,  vice  J. 
Brockelbank,  promoted;  Waterman  Smith,  vice  J.  Smith,  declining. 

Ensigns — James  Sibley,  vice  J.  Dwight,  moved;  Hugh  Mills,  vice 
J.  Brown,  promoted;  Joshua  Case,  vice  J.  Olcott,  promoted;  Oliver 
Rose,  vice  D.  C.  Hickok,  moved. 

Thirty-ninth  regiment — (Gilbert  Howell,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Calvin  Perin,  adjutant,  vice  T.  Rogers,  junior,  promoted;  Solomon 
Tice,  quartermaster,  vice  J.  Russell,  resigned;  Seymour  Scovell,  sur- 
geon's mate;  Jeremiah  Irons,  chaplain. 

Samuel  Soverhill,  captain;  Joseph  Luce,  lieutenant,  vice  Soverhill, 
promoted;  Silas  Person,  ensign,  vice  Luce,  promoted;  Stephen 
Shearman,  lieutenant;  Archer  Galloway,  ensign;  Amaziah  Rawson, 
ensign;  William  Reed,  ensign,  vice  J.  Richardson,  moved. 

James  Stoddard,  captain,  vice  Green,  resigned;  Isaac  Durfee,  lieu- 
tenant; Marcus  Swift,  ensign,  vice  Stoddard,  promoted. 


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Thomas  Rogers,  junior,  captain,  vice  S.  Jennings,  cashiered;  Cal- 
vin Perin,  ensign;  John  H.  Crandel,  lieutenant  of  light  infantry,  vice 
D.  Hooker,  moved;  Ammon  Fuller,  ensign  of  do,  vice  B.  Robinson, 
resigned. 

One  Hundred  and  Third  regiment — (Avery  Smith,  lieutenant 
colonel) : 

David  Hall,  paymaster,  vice  N.  R.  Lewis,  resigned. 

Lieutenants — Peter  Coldron,  junior,  vice  R.  Ears,  moved;  Azeriah 
Finch,  vice  E.  Townsend,  do;  Isaac  Townsend,  vice  Clark,  deceased; 
Peter  Supplee,  with  rank  from  February  29,  1812;  Thomas  Brown. 

Ensigns — David  Dennis,  vice  I.  Townsend,  promoted;  William  F. 
Randolph,  vice  A.  Finch,  promoted;  William  Hedges,  vice  J. 
Hedges,  resigned. 

Forty-second  regiment — (Samuel  Colt,  lieutenant  colonel) : 

Abraham  Dox,  second  major,  vice  S.  Wheadon,  resigned;  Erastus 
B.  Woodworth,  surgeon's  mate. 

Benjamin  Shaw,  captain,  vice  G.  H.  Norton,  resigned;  Meredith 
Mallory,  lieutenant,  vice  B.  Shaw,  promoted;  Edward  Howard, 
ensign. 

William  McPherson,  captain,  vice  L.  Smith,  resigned;  Robert 
Dixon,  lieutenant,  vice  McPherson,  promoted;  Stephen  Chace, 
ensign;  Calvin  Wheadon,  lieutenant;  Isaac  Schram,  ensign;  Daniel 
Colwell,  lieutenant,  vice  Galloway,  moved;  Selah  Hart,  ensign,  vice 
Colwell,  promoted. 

Peter  Schuyler,  captain;  John  Barnes,  lieutenant;  William  Powers, 
ensign. 

John  Sweeny,  captain  of  light  infantry,  vice  A.  Dox,  promoted; 
Gerrit  L.  Dox,  lieutenant  of  do,  vice  Sweeny,  promoted;  Richard 
Hogarth,  ensign  of  do,  vice  G.  L.  Dox,  promoted. 


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1488  Annual  Report  of  the 

Twenty-fourth  brigade  of  infantry: 

Jacob  Dox,  brigade  quartermaster,  vice  Joseph  Colt,  moved. 

Seventy-first  regiment — (Philetus  Swift,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Theodore  Bannister,  first  major,  vice  A.  Stout,  moved;  John 
Brown,  second  major,  vice  Bannister,  promoted. 

Jenks  Pullen,  captain,  vice  Brown,  promoted;  John  Taylor,  junior, 
lieutenant,  vice  Pullen,  promoted;  John  Hawley,  ensign,  vice  Taylor, 
promoted. 

Nathan  Howe,  captain,  vice  Yandusen,  moved;  Jacob  Cost,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Howe,  promoted;  Peter  Cook,  ensign,  vice  Cost,  pro- 
moted. 

John  Van  Aken,  captain,  vice  Peacock,  moved;  John  Albaugh, 
lieutenant,  vice  Van  Aken,  promoted;  Andrew  Dorsey,  ensign,  vice 
Albaugh,  promoted. 

WESTCHESTER    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirty-ninth  regiment — (Nathaniel  Montross, 
lieutenant  colonel): 

Theodoras  C.  Van  Wyck,  paymaster,  vice  Lacock,  refusing  to  do 
duty. 

Isaiah  Flewelling,  ensign,  vice  E.  Foster,  declining;  Daniel  Lent, 
lieutenant,  vice  J.  Lyons;  James  H.  Hawes,  ensign,  vice  D.  Lent, 
promoted. 

John  Strang,  captain,  vice  G.  Bishop,  not  qualifying;  Jeremiah 
Putney,  lieutenant,  vice  R.  Lane,  do;  Henry  Strang,  ensign,  vice 
J.  Strang,  promoted;  John  H.  Tompkins,  lieutenant,  vice  Jno. 
Tompkins,  resigned;  Gerard  Crane,  ensign,  vice  J.  H.  Tompkins, 
promoted. 

Cornelius  Mandeville,  captain,  vice  J.  Haviland,  resigned;  Samuel 
Fowler,  lieutenant,  vice  Mandeville,  promoted;  Benjamin  Knapp, 
ensign,  vice  Fowler,  promoted. 


State  Historian.  1489 

Wright  Reynolds,  captain,  vice  Ferris,  moved;  David  Wright, 
lieutenant,  vice  Reynolds,  promoted. 

Thirty-third  regiment — David  Hobby,  lieutenant  colonel: 

Rivers  Morrell,  second  major,  vice  J.  Foshay,  deceased;  Francis 
Fowler,  surgeon,  vice  J.  Fisher,  deceased. 

Elias  Purdy,  captain,  vice  B.  Thomas,  deceased;  Samuel  Vail, 
lieutenant,  vice  E.  Purdy,  promoted;  Nehemiah  Purdy,  ensign,  vice 
S.  Vail,  promoted. 

Gilbert  Purdy,  captain,  vice  J.  Gale,  moved;  Merrit  Sands,  lieu- 
tenant; Caleb  Haight,  ensign. 

Jacob  Johnston,  captain,  vice  J.  Banks,  resigned;  James  Guion, 
lieutenant,  vice  J.  Johnston,  promoted;  Isaac  Tripp,  ensign. 

Hyatt  Lyon,  captain,  vice  Purdy,  resigned;  Joseph  Purdy,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Lyon,  promoted;  John  Miller,  ensign;  Daniel  Dean, 
ensign,  vice  R.  P.  Ross,  moved. 

George  Worden,  junior,  captain;  Daniel  Stogsdell,  lieutenant; 
Henry  Davids,  ensign — of  light  infantry  (new  company). 

Twelfth  regiment — (Jonathan  Varian,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Elias  Cooper,  chaplain;  William  Odell,  junior,  quartermaster; 
William  Hoofman,  surgeon's  mate. 

Elijah  Horton,  captain,  vice  Davenport,  promoted;  Newberry 
Davenport,  lieutenant,  vice  E.  Horton,  promoted;  Peter  Shute, 
ensign. 

John  Butler,  captain,  vice  Gillespie,  resigned;  Peter  Valentine, 
lieutenant,  vice  Butler,  promoted;  Samuel  Briggs,  lieutenant,  vice 
Williams,  resigned;  Elijah  Horton,  lieutenant;  Uzza  Lewis,  ensign; 
Abijah  Morgan,  lieutenant;  Thomas  Oakley,  junior,  ensign;  Thomas 
Oakley,  ensign,  vice  Briggs,  promoted. 

Thirty-eighth  regiment — (Abijah  Harris,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Squire  Wood,  captain,  vice  S.  Haines,  resigned;  Stephen  New- 
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1490  Annual  Report  of  the 

man,  lieutenant,  vice  S.  Wood,  promoted;  Caleb  Haight,  ensign; 
Joseph  Miller,  lieutenant;  Solomon  Lyons,  ensign;  Reuben  Fan- 
cher,  lieutenant;  James  B.  Isaacs,  ensign;  John  Brady,  ensign. 

Rifle  battalion  attached  to  the  fifteenth  brigade  of  infantry: 

Joseph  Feeks,  major  commandant,  vice  A.  Smith,  resigned. 

Daniel  C.  Hopkins,  captain,  vice  Feeks,  promoted;  John  Town- 
send,  lieutenant,  vice  Hopkins,  promoted;  David  R.  Hobby,  ensign. 

Ebenezer  Baldwin,  captain,  vice  Sherwood,  moved;  Jonathan 
Lawrence,  lieutenant,  vice  Baldwin,  promoted;  James  S.  Rockwell, 
ensign. 

SARATOGA    COUNTY. 

Forty-first  regiment  of  infantry — (John  Dunning,  lieutenant 
colonel): 

Gardner  Conklin,  captain,  vice  N.  Moody,  resigned;  William  Sey- 
mour, junior,  lieutenant,  vice  G.  Downing,  resigned;  Abraham  Law- 
rence, ensign. 

Thomas  Collamer,  captain,  vice  W.  Dunning,  junior,  deceased; 
Gould  Morehouse,  lieutenant,  vice  M.  Landon,  resigned;  Samuel  L. 
Chase,  ensign. 

MADISON    COUNTY. 

Battalion  of  horse  artillery  organized  in  the  county  of  Madison: 
William  Jennings,  first  major,  commandant;  Levi  Love,  second 
major;  Joshua  Austin  Spencer,  adjutant;  Retherford  Barker,  quar- 
termaster. 

Argalus  Cady,  captain,  vice  W.  Jennings,  promoted;  Joseph  Rich- 
ardson, captain,  vice  A.  B.  Sizer,  United  States  Army;  Joseph  Bruce, 
first  lieutenant,  vice  A.  Cady,  promoted;  Isaac  Lewis,  first  lieuten- 
ant, vice  L.  Love,  promoted;  David  Beecher,  second  lieutenant,  vice 
J.  Bruce,  promoted;  Benjamin  Pierce,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Rich- 
ardson, promoted;  Caleb  Allen,  junior,  cornet,  vice  Beecher,  pro- 
moted; Oliver  Spencer,  cornet,  vice  Lewis,  promoted. 


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rockland  county. 
Tenth  regiment  of  artillery: 

Tunis  J.  Tallman,  captain;  Garrit  Henion,  first  lieutenant;  Chris- 
topher Cosgrove,  second  lieutenant. 

NEW   YORK    COUNTY. 

Brigadier  General  Aquila  Giles  having  held  the  office  and  rank  of 
brigadier  general  and  commanded  the  third  brigade  of  cavalry  for 
fourteen  years — 

Resolved,  that  the  said  Aquila  Giles  be  and  he  is  hereby 
appointed  a  major  general  in  the  cavalry  of  this  State. 

HORSE   ARTILLERY. 

The  Commander-in-chief  having  represented  to  the  Council  that 
he  had  transferred  and  organized  the  cavalry  of  the  southern  district 
into  two  regiments  and  one  brigade  of  horse  artillery;*  therefore 
Resolved,  that  the  following  officers  be  and  they  are  hereby 
appointed,  viz.: 

First  brigade  of  horse  artillery: 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Jacob  Odell,  of  Westchester  county,  brigadier 
general. 

Second  regiment  of  horse  artillery: 

Wilh'am  Jones,  of  Queens  county,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant: 

William  Oakley,  of  Westchester  county,  first  major. 

CAVALRY. 

George  D.  Wickham,  of  Goshen  in  the  county  of  Orange,  briga- 
dier general  of  the  third  brigade  of  cavalry  (now  consisting  of  the 
cavalry  of  Rockland,  Orange,  Ulster,  Putnam  and  Dutchess  coun- 
ties), in  the  room  of  Aquila  Giles,  promoted. 


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*  G.  O.  February  28,  1814.     See  Tompkins  Papers,  Volume  I,  page  480.— State  His- 
torian. 


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1492  Annual  Report  of  the 

columbia  county. 
Fifth  regiment  of  cavalry,  second  squadron: 

John  P.  Alesick,  captain:  Jeremiah  Hoffman,  first  lieutenant; 
Adam  Sagendorph,  second  lieutenant:  Amasa  K.  Center,  cornet. 

DUTCHESS    COUNTY. 

Fourth  regiment  of  cavalry,  first  squadron: 

William  Cypher,  first  lieutenant,  vice  R.  De  Cantillion,  moved; 
Tobias  S.  De  Cantillion,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Cypher,  promoted; 
Samuel  Thurston,  cornet,  vice  T.  S.  De  Cantillion,  promoted; 
Robert  Thompson,  first  lieutenant,  vice  P.  T.  B.  Ryer,  refusing; 
Nathan  Beckwith,  second  lieutenant,  vice  R.  Thompson,  promoted; 
Conrad  YVinegar,  cornet,  vice  P.  Reed,  resigned. 

Second  squadron: 

Peter  T.  Luyster,  captain,  vice  J.  Lounsbery,  resigned;  Gilbert  B. 
Noxon,  captain,  vice  J.  Wilkinson,  resigned. 

Isaac  B.  Clapp,  first  lieutenant,  vice  L.  Smith,  moved;  William  R. 
Potter,  second  lieutenant,  vice  G.  B.  Noxon,  promoted;  Benoni  Hall, 
cornet,  vice  I.  B.  Clapp,  do;  Cornelius  P.  Luyster.  first  lieutenant, 
vice  P.  T.  Luyster,  promoted;  Richard  Boerum,  second  lieutenant, 
vice  C.  P.  Luyster,  promoted:  Stephen  Brinckerhoff,  cornet,  vice 
X.  Boerum,  promoted. 

WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

Fiftieth  regiment  of  infantry : 

John  AlcCleary,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  I.  Ely,  resigned;  William 
Root,  first  major,  vice  A.  Lyttle,  resigned;  David  Matthews,  junior, 
second  major,  vice  J.  AlcCleary,  promoted. 

Hugh  AlcCall,  captain,  vice  W.  Root,  promoted;  Daniel  Kinney, 
lieutenant,  vice  Warham  Root,  resigned:  Winthrop  Wheaton, 
ensign,  vice  H.  AlcCall,  promoted. 


State  Historian.  1493 

William  McFarland,  captain  of  light  infantry,  vice  D.  Matthews, 
junior,  promoted;  William  Robertson,  lieutenant  of  do,  vice  McFar- 
land, promoted;  Abraham  Rowan,  ensign  of  do,  vice  Robertson, 
promoted;  John  Craig,  lieutenant,  vice  Hewitt,  moved;  Daniel  Hop- 
kins, junior, ensign;  James  Stewart,  ensign;  George  Whorter,  ensign, 
vice  P.  Gleason,  resigned. 

One  Hundred  and  Eighteenth  regiment — (James  Green,  lieuten- 
ant colonel): 

Jonathan  Leigh,*  first  major,  vice  B.  Carswell,  moved;  Archibald 
McNiel,  second  major,  vice  J.  Taylor,  resigned. 

Thomas  N.  Clark,  second  major  (a  supernumerary). 

John  McCoy,  captain,  vice  J.  Leigh,  promoted;  Duncan  Taylor, 
lieutenant,  vice  J.  McCoy,  promoted;  Joseph  Leigh,  ensign,  vice  E. 
Patton,  resigned. 

James  Harsha,  captain,  vice  A.  McNiel,  promoted;  Daniel  White, 
lieutenant,  vice  J.  Harsha,  promoted;  John  Harsha,  junior,  ensign, 
vice  D.  White,  promoted;  James  R.  Nelson,  ensign  of  light  infantry, 
vice  Critchard,  moved. 

One  Hundred  and  Fifty-sixth  regiment — (Hendrick  Van  Schaick, 
lieutenant  colonel): 

Solomon  Place,  first  major,  vice  E.  Duel,  resigned;  John  Van 
Buskirk,  second  do,  vice  S.  Place,  promoted. 

Jacob  Witbeck,  captain  of  light  infantry,  vice  Van  Buskirk,  pro- 
moted; John  Lent,  lieutenant  of  do,  vice  Witbeck,  promoted;  James 
B.  Mosher,  ensign  of  do,  vice  Lent,  promoted. 

Reuben  Wells,  captain,  vice  N.  Tucker,  moved;  Robert  Coon, 
lieutenant,  vice  R.  Wells,  promoted;  Caleb  Babcock,  ensign,  vice 
R.  Coon,  promoted;  John  Kelsey,  ensign,  vice  J.  Sisson,  moved. 

*  Entered,  in  margin  of  original,  as  "dead." — State  Historian. 


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1814. 


1494  Annual  Report  of  the 

Samuel  Crandal,  captain,  vice  H.  Bliss,  deceased;  John  H.  Griffin, 
lieutenant,  vice  Crandal,  promoted;  David  Crandal,  ensign,  vice 
Griffin,  promoted;  Israel  Whipple,  ensign,  vice  N.  Knight,  moved. 

Walter  De  Ridder,  captain,  vice  D.  Lockwood,  moved;  Curtis 
Cole,  lieutenant,  vice  W.  De  Ridder,  promoted;  James  Corless, 
ensign,  vice  C.  Cole,  promoted. 

One  Hundred  and  Fourteenth  regiment — (Hercules  Rice,  lieuten- 
ant colonel) : 

Henry  Perine,  captain,  vice  E.  Sampson,  resigned;  Thomas  J. 
Wier,  lieutenant,  vice  R.  Beebe,  declining;  Thomas  King  McLean, 
ensign,  vice  H.  Perine,  promoted. 

Thomas  Scott,  captain,  vice  E.  H.  Wells,  deceased;  Joel  Rich,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  A.  Bennett,  resigned;  Henry  Rice,  ensign,  vice  T. 
Scott,  promoted;  Warren  Norton,  lieutenant,  vice  O.  Barber, 
deceased;  Obadiah  Pierce,  ensign,  vice  W.  Norton,  promoted;  Wil- 
liam Green,  ensign,  vice  E.  Warner,  indisposed. 

Sixteenth  brigade  of  infantry: 

Josiah  Sheldon,  junior,  brigade  major  and  inspector,  vice  Reuben 
Whallon,  moved. 

SUFFOLK   COUNTY. 

Second  regiment  of  horse  artillery — (Wm.  Jones,  of  Queens 
county,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Simon  W.  Cooper,  second  lieutenant,  vice  G.  Piatt,  declining; 
Daniel  Abbot,  cornet,  vice  Cooper,  promoted. 

NEW  YORK  COUNTY. 

Peter  Curtenius,  a  brigadier  general  of  artillery. 

Second  regiment  of  artillery: 

Horatio  G.  Stevens,  first  major,  vice  Swartwout,  United  States 
Army;  Joseph  Home,  second  major;  John  M.  S.  McKnight,  sur- 
geon, vice  J.  Nielson,  resigned;  James  M.  Matthews,  chaplain,  vice  S. 


State  Historian.  1495 

Miller,  moved;  James  L.  Brinckerhoff,  second  lieutenant  and  pay- 
master; Hugh  O'Hare,  second  lieutenant. 

Eleventh  regiment  of  artillery : 

Thomas  R.  Mercein,  first  major,  vice  Morgan,  deceased;  George 
Hodgson,  second  major,  vice  Fleming,  resigned. 

Captains — George  W.  Brown;  George  H.  Stanton,  vice  Talcott, 
United  States  service;  George  Black,  vice  Gedney,  resigned;  James 
Wilkie,  vice  Hodgson,  promoted. 

First  lieutenants — Jonas  Humbert,  vice  G.  W.  Brown,  promoted; 
William  Kumbel,  vice  G.  H.. Stanton,  promoted;  James  R.  Stuart, 
vice  J.  Wilkie,  promoted. 

Second  lieutenants — Andrew  Goodrich,  vice  Kumbel,  promoted; 
John  Hillyer,  vice  J.  R.  Stuart,  promoted. 

Thirteenth  regiment  of  artillery : 

Cornelius  W.  Stanton,  paymaster;  Alden  Spooner,  quartermaster. 

John  C.  Van  Dyne,  captain  of  flying  artillery;  David  Landon, 
captain. 

First  lieutenants — David  Miller,  junior,  of  flying  artillery;  Valen- 
tine Merrill;  Medad  Raymond. 

Second  lieutenants — Wynant  Bennet,  junior,  of  flying  artillery; 
Albert  Goldsmith ;  James  Wiley ;  Andrew  H.  Stewart. 

Third  regiment  of  artillery: 

Joseph  O.  Bogart,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  M.  Boerum,  trans- 
ferred ;  William  T.  Hunter,  first  major,  vice  J.  O.  Bogart,  promoted ; 
Thomas  L.  Rich,  second  major,  vice  A.  J.  Barbarin,  transferred; 
Casper  W.  Eddy,  surgeon,  vice  M.  Wendell,  transferred;  James  C. 
Townsend,  first  lieutenant  and  quartermaster. 

George  G.  Messeroe  (John  G.  Merserve),  captain  of  flying'  artillery, 
vice  Groff  (John  Graff),  resigned;  George  Thompson,  first  lieuten- 
ant do,  vice  Messeroe,  promoted;  Peter  Valentine,  second  lieutenant 


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1814. 


1496  Annual  Report  of  the 

do,  vice  G.  Thompson,  promoted;  John  Trigler,  cornet  do,  vice  P. 
Valentine,  promoted;  Charles  Wardell,  first  lieutenant  do,  vice  A. 
Sibbald,  transferred;  Abraham  H.  Van  Vleck,  second  lieutenant  do; 
Joseph  Del  Vecchio,  cornet  do. 

Thomas  A.  Ronalds,  captain,  vice  T.  L.  Rich,  promoted;  Stephen 
Phelps,  captain,  vice  W.  T.  Hunter,  promoted. 

First  lieutenants — Thomas  Stevenson,  junior,  vice  T.  A.  Ronalds, 
promoted;  William  E.  Matthews,  vice  S.  Phelps,  promoted;  Samuel 
Thompson,  vice  S.  A.  Rich,  promoted;  Daniel  McFall  Smith. 

Second  lieutenants — Charles  Rapelye,  Charles  N.  Baldwin. 

William  Swain,  captain,  vice  J.  Cook,  resigned. 

Eattalion  in  the  first  brigade  of  artillery  (formerly  the  Ninth  regi- 
ment): 

Daniel  D.  Smith,  first  major,  commandant;  Richard  Kingsland, 
second  major,  vice  D.  D.  Smith;  Gerardus  A.  Cooper,  surgeon,  vice 
F.  Cooper,  United  States  Army. 

Thomas  A.  Cummin,  captain,  vice  R.  Kingsland,  promoted; 
George  B.  Rapelye,  first  lieutenant;  Peter  Van  Winkle,  first  lieu- 
tenant, vice  T.  A.  Cummin,  promoted;  William  Gerrard,  second 
lieutenant,  vice  Van  Winkle,  promoted;  Richard  P.  Lawrence,  first 
lieutenant;  Joseph  Buyeau,  second  lieutenant;  Martin  Luff,  second 
lieutenant,  vice  J.  N.  Luff,  declining;  George  G.  Roorback,  first 
lieutenant;  Samuel  S.  Gautier,  second  lieutenant. 

George  B.  Rapelye,  captain. 

MADISON    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Twenty-ninth  regiment  of  infantry — (Elisha 
Farnham,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Eri  Richardson, captain;  Lemuel  Couel,  lieutenant;  Isaac  Fletcher, 
ensign — new  company  of  riflemen. 


State  Historian.  1497 

albany  county. 
Fifth  regiment  of  artillery — William  Dickson,  lieutenant  colonel: 
Daniel  Morrell,  first  lieutenant,  vice  L.  Clark,  United  States  ser- 
vice; Harmen  Jenkins,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Morrell,  promoted. 

SARATOGA    COUNTY. 

Thirty-second  regiment  of  infantry — (David  Rogers,  lieutenant 
colonel) : 

Stephen  Palmer,  surgeon's  mate. 

Reuben  Westcot,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Luther,  deceased;  Walter  M. 
Sturges,  ensign,  vice  Westcot,  promoted. 

Mansfield  Barlow,  captain,  vice  William  Ely,  resigned. 

GENESEE    COUNTY. 

Sixth  brigade  of  infantry : 

Daniel  Davis,  brigadier  general,  vice  A.  Rea,  deceased. 

James  Ganson,  brigade  major  and  inspector,  vice  Jones,  first 
judge. 

Battalion  whereof  Ebenezer  Wilson,  junior,  is  major  commandant: 

Richard  Bristol,  quartermaster;  Anson  Root,  surgeon's  mate. 

Joseph  Palmer,  captain;  Elisha  Mix,  captain. 

Lieutenants — Josiah  Hovey,  junior;  Chester  Warriner,  Phineas 
Stanton,  Noah  Wiseman. 

Ensigns — Enoch  Smith,  William  Braughton,  Shubel  Goodspeed, 
Curtis  Edgerton. 

Seventy-seventh  regiment  of  infantry: 

Jedediah  Crosby,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Davis,  promoted  to 
brigadier  general;  Benjamin  Ganson,  first  major;  Rufus  M.  Cady, 
second  major;  John  Haskell,  adjutant. 

Captains — Chester  Barrows,  Ephraim  Judd,  Justus  Chapman, 
Benajah  Holbrook,  Chauncey  Bills. 


1814. 


1814. 


1498  Annual  Report  of  the 

Lieutenants — James  Burnam,  Jesse  Church,  Lewis  Dickerson, 
James  Pindal,  Thomas  Olcott. 

Ensigns — Daniel  S.  Morely,  Rufus  l  Glass,  James  Coleman, 
Horatio  Orton,  Joel  Wright,  Elisha  Tayler,  Charles  Butler,  John 
Haskell. 

ORANGE   AND    ULSTER   COUNTIES. 

Thirty-fourth  brigade  of  infantry : 

Daniel  T.  Smith,  brigade  major  and  inspector,  vice  Dill,  pro- 
moted; John  D.  Lawson,  brigade  quartermaster,  vice  Hardenberg, 
unable. 

ORANGE    COUNTY. 

Fourteenth  regiment — (Isaac  Belknap,  junior,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Jacob  Ostrum,  surgeon;  Edward  Aulger,  surgeon's  mate. 

Philip  Boyd,  captain;  Daniel  Tooker,  lieutenant;  Nathaniel 
Tooker,  ensign;  Samuel  M.  Logan,  lieutenant;  Cornelius  V.  W. 
Duzenberry,  ensign. 

Thirtieth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Jacobus  Bartholf,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  G.  Post,  resigned;. 
Jeffery  Wisner,  first  major,  vice  Rob't  Farrier,  resigned;  James 
Benedict,  second  major,  vice  Bartholf,  promoted. 

Captains — Thomas  Sproull,  vice  Benedict,  promoted;  Thomas 
Jackson,  vice  Jennings,  deceased;  Ezra  Smith,  vice  Barns,  resigned; 
Levi  Ellis,  vice  McCamly,  do. 

Lieutenants — Lewis  F.  Randolph,  vice  Sproul,  promoted;  James 
Sayre,  junior,  vice  Jackson,  promoted;  Daniel  Nanny,  vice  Smith,, 
promoted;  Eleazer  McCamly,  vice  Ellis,  promoted. 

Ensigns — James  Ackerson,  vice  Randolph,  promoted;  Samuel  W. 
Smith,  vice  Sayre,  junior,  promoted;  George  H.  Jackson,  vice 
Nanny,  promoted;  Thomas  McCain,  vice  E.  McCamly,  promoted. 


State  Historian.  1499 

ulster  county. 

Twenty-eighth  regiment  of  infantry: 

John  Dill,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  C.  Bruyn,  resigned;  John  Jan- 
sen,  first  major,  vice  R.  Erwin,  resigned;  James  Dill,  second  major, 
vice  J.  Jansen,  promoted;  Abraham  Jansen,  adjutant,  vice  J.  Dill, 
promoted. 

Robert  S.  Crawford,  captain,  vice  J.  I.  Crist,  resigned;  Moses  Jar- 
den,  lieutenant,  vice  R.  S.  Crawford,  promoted;  George  Betts, 
ensign,  vice  M.  Jarden,  promoted. 

James  Hunter,  junior,  captain,  vice  J.  Smith,  resigned;  Robert  D. 
Hunter,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Hunter,  junior,  promoted;  Stephen  Gil- 
lespy,  ensign,  vice  R.  D.  Hunter,  promoted;  Robert  Goodjion, 
ensign,  vice  J.  M.  Jansen,  unfit;  Michael  Johnston,  lieutenant,  vice 
A.  Jansen,  adjutant;  Jacobus  H.  Van  Keuren,  ensign,  vice  M.  John- 
ston, promoted. 

ONTARIO    COUNTY. 

Twenty-second  regiment — (Peter  Allen,  lieutenant  colonel): 
Jeremiah  B.  Parish,  captain;  Pardon  T.  Brownell,  lieutenant;  Wil- 
liam C.  Willey,  ensign — new  company  of  riflemen. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Eighth  division  of  infantry: 

Carlton  Todd,  aide-de-camp  to  the  major  general. 

CHENANGO    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirty-third  regiment — (Burrage  Miles,  lieu- 
tenant colonel): 

Azor  Smith,  captain,  vice  Thustin,  resigned;  Stephen  Stilwell, 
lieutenant,  vice  Smith,  promoted;  Henry  Redfield,  ensign,  vice  Stil- 
well, promoted. 


1814. 


1814. 


1500  Annual  Report  of  the 

dutchess  county. 

Fourth  regiment  of  artillery — (Xathan  Myers,  lieutenant  colonel) : 

Derick  B.  Stockholm,  adjutant. 

Jonathan  Reynolds,  captain,  with  rank  from  April  2,  1813;  Stiles 
R.  Fox,  first  lieutenant;  Jesse  Pawling,  second  lieutenant;  Ezra  L. 
Earret,  second  lieutenant. 

SCHOHARIE    COUNTY. 

Twenty-eighth  brigade  of  infantry: 

Storm  A.  Becker,  brigadier  general,  vice  F.  Patchin,  resigned. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirteenth  regiment — (Calvin  Rich,  lieutenant 
colonel) : 

John  J.  Shaver,  captain,  vice  Wakeman,  resigned;  John  Kniskern, 
lieutenant,  vice  Shaver,  promoted. 

KINGS    COUNTY. 

Twenty-second  brigade  of  infantry: 

Jeremiah  Johnson,  brigadier  general,  vice  J.  S.  Jackson,  resigned. 

GREENE    COUNTY. 

Forty-ninth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Ezra  Post,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Phelps,  resigned;  Leveret  Chit- 
tenden, first  major,  vice  Post,  promoted;  Luther  W.  Hart,  surgeon, 
vice  Hamlin,  resigned. 

Daniel  Kirtland,  junior,  captain,  vice  Cornwall,  do;  Walter  Fields, 
lieutenant,  vice  Kirtland,  promoted;  Daniel  Stocking,  ensign,  vice 
Fields,  promoted;  Judah  Leming,  junior,  ensign,  vice  Russeque 
(James  Ressequie),  moved. 

Judson  Cheritree,  captain,  vice  Hickok,  resigned;  Noah  Norton, 
lieutenant,  vice  Morse,  moved;  John  Lester,  ensign;  David  Rich- 
mond, ensign,  vice  Rightmyer  (Gideon  Richtmire),  moved. 


State  Historian.  1501 

albany  county. 

One  Hundred  and  Tenth  regiment — (John  T.  Van  Dalfsen,  lieu- 
tenant colonel): 

Andrew  Widbeck,  ensign,  vice  Verplank,  moved. 

Aaron  Abbey,  captain,  vice  Huyck,  resigned;  Gilbert  Tompkins, 
lieutenant,  vice  Abby,  promoted;  Benjamin  R.  Bennet,  ensign,  vice 
Tompkins,  promoted. 

GREENE    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Twentieth  regiment — (Merchant  Lawrence, 
lieutenant  colonel): 

Isaac  Dubois,  first  major,  vice'.Hawley,  resigned;  Joseph  Klein, 
second  major,  vice  Dubois,  promoted;  Mark  Spencer,  adjutant,  vice 
Klein,  promoted;  William  Haight,  quartermaster,  vice  Spencer, 
appointed  adjutant. 

John  Merrifield,  captain  of  light  infantry,  vice  Dubois,  promoted; 
David  G.  Abeel,  lieutenant  do,  vice  Merrifield,  promoted;  John  Van 
Valkenburgh,  ensign  do,  vice  Abeel,  promoted. 

Cornelius  Dubois,  captain,  vice  Sanderson,  resigned;  Charles 
Baker,  lieutenant,  vice  Cook,  moved;  Benjamin  Maltby,  ensign,  vice 
Dubois,  promoted;  John  Williams,  lieutenant  of  light  infantry,  vice 
Bales,  resigned. 

Sixth  regiment — (Richard  R.  Vandenbergh,  lieutenant  colonel) : 

Casper  J.  Hallenbeck,  captain;  John  Van  Wie,  lieutenant;  Zebulon 
Hallock,  ensign. 

Agur  Noble,  captain;  Peter  R.  Vandenberg,  lieutenant;  Henry  M. 
Vandenberg,  ensign. 

Ithamar  Cobb,  captain;  Edward  D.  Lake,  lieutenant;  Andrew 
Hawley,  ensign. 

Bartholomew  Gedney,  captain;  Samuel  Dodge,  lieutenant;  Isaac 
Winn,  ensign. 


1814. 


1814. 


1502  Annual  Report  of  the 

oneida  county. 

Sixth  regiment  of  cavalry — (James  Lynch,  lieutenant  colonel): 

First  squadron: 

Thomas  Blair,  cornet,  vice  A.  Fitch,  resigned;  Robert  Patrick, 
second  lieutenant,  vice  R.  Bacon,  promoted;  Smith  Parmele,  cornet, 
vice  J.  Parker,  moved;  Hezekiah  Eames,  do,  vice  Williams,  resigned. 

Second  squadron: 

Santford  Safford,  captain,  vice  E.  Benson,  moved;  Joseph  A. 
Northrup,  first  lieutenant,  vice  S.  Safford,  promoted;  Isaac  Hoar, 
second  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Xorthrup,  promoted;  Sylvester  Butterick, 
cornet,  vice  J.  Hoar,  promoted;  Miles  Ralph,  first  lieutenant,  vice 
P.  Downer,  moved;  John  Fairbanks,  second  lieutenant,  vice  M. 
Ralph,  promoted;  Dexter  Hungerford,  cornet,  vice  J.  Fairbanks, 
promoted. 

Thomas  Loomis,  captain;  Peleg  Burchard,  first  lieutenant;  Norris 
M.  Woodruff,  second  lieutenant;  Isaac  Moffit,  cornet — new 
company. 

HERKIMER    COUNTY. 

Third  squadron: 

John  Fluskey,  major  (new  squadron). 

Russel  Brown,  captain,  vice  J.  Fluskey,  promoted;  Benjamin 
Bowen,  junior,  first  lieutenant,  vice  E.  Whitman;  Hale  Barton, 
second  lieutenant,  vice  A.  McKnight,  United  States  Army;  Benja- 
min Taber,  cornet. 

Eleazer  Whitman,  captain;  Laban  Ballou,  first  lieutenant;  Stephen 
Dow,  second  lieutenant;  Corning  Morgan,  cornet— new  company. 

Henry  R.  Storrs,  quartermaster  of  the  Sixth  regiment  of  cavalry. 

CHENANGO    COUNTY. 

Eighth  regiment  of  cavalry— (Wm.  Whipple,  colonel): 

First  squadron: 

Elisha  Litchfield,  major,  vice  A.  White,  resigned. 


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Alston  Upham,  captain,  vice  C.  Knapp,  resigned;  Eli  Lee,  first 
lieutenant,  vice  R.  Davis,  resigned;  Otis  Eddy,  second  lieutenant, 
vice  D.  Baker,  resigned;  Timothy  Hunt,  cornet,  vice  J.  S.  Flagler, 
resigned. 

MADISON    COUNTY. 

Robert  Henry,  captain,  vice  J.  Hatch,  moved;  Joseph  Eanos,  first 
lieutenant,  vice  R.  Henry,  promoted;  Calvin  Ackley,  second  lieu- 
tenant, vice  J.  Eanos,  promoted;  Moses  Campbell,  junior,  cornet, 
vice  C.  Ackley,  promoted. 

Joseph  Sims,  captain,  vice  J.  Crocker,  resigned;  Eli  F.  Hill,  first 
lieutenant,  vice  J.  Sims,  promoted;  Vibber  Crocker,  second  lieu- 
tenant, vice  E.  F.  Hill,  promoted;  John  Jackson,  cornet,  vice  Vibber 
Crocker,  promoted. 

Jacob  Ten  Eyck,  captain,  vice  E.  Litchfield,  promoted;  John 
Goodel,  first  lieutenant,  vice  E.  Cleveland,  deceased;  Jonathan  Shed, 
second  lieutenant,  vice  W.  Burdick,  resigned;  Royal  Tefft,  junior, 
cornet,  vice  J.  Goodsell,  promoted. 

ONONDAGA    COUNTY. 

Second  squadron: 

Cyrus  Johnson,  captain,  vice  D.  Stanley,  moved;  Stephen  Ball, 
first  lieutenant,  vice  C.  Johnson,  promoted;  Asa  Whitney,  second 
lieutenant,  vice  S.  Ball,  promoted;  Benjamin  Lawrence,  cornet,  vice 
A.  Whitney,  promoted. 

Joseph  Hoar,  captain,  vice  J.  Ringe,  resigned;  Stephen  Knapp, 
first  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Hoar,  promoted;  David  Coye,  second  lieu- 
tenant, vice  S.  Knapp,  promoted;  John  Gillet,  cornet,  vice  D.  Coye, 
promoted. 

CAYUGA    COUNTY. 

Second  squadron:  William  Culver,  first  lieutenant,  vice  D.  Ogden, 
promoted;  Nathan  Cash,  second  lieutenant,  vice  E.  Spalding,  moved; 
Jonathan  Scoby,  cornet,  vice  G.  Brownell,  resigned. 


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1504  Annual  Report  of  the 

otsego  county. 
Eleventh  regiment  of  cavalry : 

Voikert  Peter  Van  Rensselaer,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  R.  Starr, 
resigned;  Russel  Williams,  first  major,  vice  V.  P.  Van  Rensselaer,, 
promoted;  John  Badger,  second  major,  vice  R.  Williams,  promoted. 
Jerom  Clark,  captain,  vice  R.  Williams,  promoted  in  1812;  Isaac 
Cooper,  first  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Clark,  promoted;  Strong  Hayden, 
second  lieutenant,  vice  I.  Cooper,  promoted;  Silas  Williams,  cornet, 
vice  Strong  Hayden,  promoted;  Dyer  Ransom,  first  lieutenant,  vice 
D.  Gilchrist,  promoted;  Isaac  Rowland,  second  lieutenant,  vice  D. 
Ransom,  promoted;  Selah  Havens,  cornet,  vice  I.  Rowland,  pro- 
moted; Alford  Crafts,  first  lieutenant,  vice  E.  Dean,  promoted; 
Abraham  Gardner,  second  lieutenant,  vice  A.  Crafts,  promoted; 
Samuel  Cooley,  cornet,  vice  R.  Johnson,  disabled. 

Joseph  T.  Gilbert,  captain,  vice  V.  P.  Van  Rensselaer,  promoted 
in  1812;  Edward  Thorp,  first  lieutenant,  vice  N.  Danielson,  resigned; 
Samuel  Cotton,  second  lieutenant,  vice  E.  Thorp,  promoted;  Rich- 
ard Morris,  cornet;  Jason  Allen,  first  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Badger, 
promoted  in  1812;  John  Garratt,  second  lieutenant,  vice  R.  W'atson, 
moved;  Abraham  Babcock,  cornet,  vice  J.  Allen,  promoted. 

Ezra  Dean  and  Daniel  Gilchrist,  captains,  with  rank  from  May  23, 
1812. 

ONTARIO,    GENESEE,    NIAGARA    AND    CHAUTAUQUA   COUNTIES. 

Twelfth  regiment  of  cavalry: 

Benjamin  Pearson,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  S.  Boughton,  resigned; 
Xathan  Marvin,  first  major,  vice  B.  Pearson,  promoted;  Nathaniel 
Allen,  second  major,  vice  X.  Man-in,  promoted;  Graham  Xewal, 
adjutant;  Seth  Stanley,  junior,  quartermaster;  Chauncey  Keyes, 
paymaster. 

Ira  Wilder,  captain,  vice  X.  Allen,  promoted;  Joseph  W.  Marsh, 


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first  lieutenant,  vice  E.  Qeveland,  junior,  resigned;  John  Taylor, 
second  lieutenant,  vice  I.  Wilder,  promoted;  Jeremiah  B.  Parish, 
cornet,  vice  J.  W.  Marsh,  promoted. 

Ephraim  Towner,  captain,  vice  N.  Marvin;  Simeon  Cummins, 
first  lieutenant,  vice  E.  Towner,  promoted;  William  H.  Bush,  second 
lieutenant,  vice  Kingsley,  promoted;  Micah  Harrington,  cornet,  vice 
S.  Cummins,  promoted. 

Solomon  Kingsley,  captain;  Joseph  Wilder,  first  lieutenant;  Eras- 
tus  Crosby,  second  lieutenant — new  company. 

William  Peters,  junior,  captain,  vice  A.  Parmele,  resigned;  Jacob 
Coe,  first  lieutenant,  vice  W.  Peters,  promoted;  Philo,  Pearson,  sec- 
ond lieutenant,  vice  H.  Buel,  deceased;  Leonard  Parmele,  cornet, 
vice  J.  Coe,  promoted ;  Jehiel  Kelsey,  first  lieutenant,  vice  E.  Whit- 
ney, resigned;  Parish  Brown,  second  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Kelsey,  pro- 
moted; Ansel  Abbey,  cornet,  vice  P.  Brown,  promoted;  Claudius  V. 
Boughton,  second  lieutenant,  vice  E.  Beach,  resigned;  Isaac  Stone, 
cornet,  vice  H.  Norton,  promoted. 

Heman  Norton,  captain  of  a  new  company. 

MADISON    COUNTY. 

Seventy-fourth  regiment  of  infantry — (Thomas  W.  Phelps, 
colonel) : 

William  Beebe,  captain,  vice  J.  P.  Schuyler,  moved;  Reuben  Mun- 
son,  lieutenant,  vice  W.  Beebe,  promoted;  Chester  Warren,  ensign, 
vice  R.  Munson,  promoted. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Eighty-ninth  regiment — (Sebastian  Visscher,  lieutenant  colonel): 
John  Lush,  second  major,  vice  L.  J.  Hooghkirk,  resigned;  Moses 
Allen,  adjutant,  vice  S.  S.  Lush,  resigned. 

Henry  Carpenter,  captain,  vice  J.  Lush,  promoted. 
95 


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1506  Annual  Report  of  the 

Joseph  S.  Ives,  captain,  vice  T.  Campbell,  resigned;  Jacob  Best, 
captain,  vice  J.  Thorne,  United  States  service. 

Lieutenants — Joseph  Dennison,  vice  H.  Carpenter,  promoted; 
Edward  Willett,  vice  J.  S.  Ives,  promoted;  Richard  Waring,  vice  J. 
Best,  promoted;  Lynot  Bloodgood,  vice  M.  Allen,  appointed  adju- 
tant; Hallenbake  Stafford,  vice  J.  Wells,  moved;  Lemuel  Jenkins, 
vice  G.  Gates,  resigned. 

Ensigns — Numa  Hempstead,  vice  J.  Dennison,  promoted;  Jacob 
Lansing,  vice  E.  Willett,  promoted;  Matthew  Burton,  vice  R.  War- 
ing, promoted;  Coenradt  A.  Ten  Eyck,  vice  L.  Bloodgood,  pro- 
moted; Benedict  Lewis,  junior,  vice  W.  H.  Whiting,  deceased; 
Leonard  P.  Crary,  vice  H.  Orr,  United  States  Army;  John  J.  Evert- 
son,  vice  J.  S.  Van  Rensselaer,  in  rifles;  James  Gilbert,  vice  W.  J. 
Wigton,  deceased. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirty-sixth  regiment — (John  V.  A.  Lansing, 
lieutenant  colonel): 

Captains — Henry  W.  Snyder,  vice  F.  Costigan,  resigned;  Benja- 
min Conant,  vice  L.  Stanford,  resigned. 

John  J.  Roff,  lieutenant,  vice  H.  W.  Snyder,  promoted;  John  G. 
Clute,  lieutenant,  vice  B.  Conant,  promoted. 

Ensigns — John  I.  Shaw,  vice  J.  I.  Rofif,  promoted;  Abraham  V.  P. 
Lansing,  vice  J.  J.  Clute,  promoted;  Casparus  F.  Pruyn,  vice  P. 
Lundebacker,  resigned. 

One  Hundred  and  Fiftieth  regiment — (John  H.  Burhans,  lieu- 
tenant colonel): 

William  Sager,  first  major,  vice  A.  W.  Becker,  resigned;  Myndert 
Mynderson,  second  major,  vice  W.  Sager,  promoted;  William  Wain, 
adjutant,  vice  W.  Springsteen,  declined;  Peter  P.  Van  Wie,  pay- 
master, vice  P.  P.  Van  Patten. 

Captains — Noah  S.  Wood,  vice  M.  Mynderson,  promoted;  Wil-[ 


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Ham  Haswell,  vice  J.  Bullock,  resigned;  Joseph  Moak,  vice  W. 
Coughtry,  resigned;  John  McKown,  vice  G.  Brown,  disabled. 

Lieutenants — Volkert  Jacobson,  vice  N.  S.  Wood,  promoted; 
Adam  Sager,  vice  J.  Vanderheyden,  moved;  Garrit  Oliver,  vice  W. 
Haswell,  promoted;  William  Moak,  vice  W.  Wain,  adjutant;  Lodo- 
wick  Street,  vice  J.  McKown,  promoted. 

Ensigns — Henry  Jacobson,  vice  V.  Jacobson,  promoted;  James 
Callenon,  vice  G.  Hogan,  promoted ;  Abraham  Sixbe,  vice  A.  Sager, 
promoted*  Francis  Russo,  vice  G.  Oliver,  promoted;  James  War- 
ren, vice  J.  Moak,  promoted;  Christian  Ableman,  vice  L.  Street, 
promoted. 

Second  regiment  of  riflemen — (Sam'l  M.  Lockwood,  lieutenant 
colonel): 

Timothy  Clowes,  chaplain,  vice  Le  Bagh,  declined. 

George  McPherson,  captain,  vice  S.  Cobb,  resigned;  Thomas 
Waine,  lieutenant,  vice  P.  Barrager,  resigned;  Calvin  C.  Sumner, 
lieutenant,  vice  G.  McPherson,  promoted;  Albert  V.  D.  Z.  Slinger- 
landt,  ensign,  vice  C.  Waine,  promoted;  Daniel  Clapp,  ensign;  David 
Olmsted,  junior,  ensign. 

Robert  Copeland,  captain;  Conrad  Baumes,  lieutenant;  John  Aus- 
tin, ensign — new  company. 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

Reuben  Babcock,  captain;  Ellis  Foster,  lieutenant;  Henry  Tracey, 
ensign. 

ESSEX    COUNTY. 

Thirty-seventh  regiment  of  infantry — (Ransom  Noble,  lieutenant 
colonel): 

Jonathan  Wallace,  junior,  ensign  of  riflemen,  vice  J.  Morgan, 
junior,  moved. 


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1508  Annual  Report  of  the 

new  york  county. 

Eleventh  regiment  of  artillery : 

Alexander  Sibbalds,  captain;  Zepheniah  Bailey,  first  lieutenant; 
Charles  Wallen,  second  lieutenant;  John  McComb,  cornet — of  flying 

artillery. 

HERKIMER    COUNTY. 

Twenty-seventh  regiment  of  infantry — (Christopher  P.  Bellinger, 
lieutenant  colonel): 

Solomon  Leonard,  captain,  vice  S.  Holcom,  resigned;  Asahel 
Brace,  lieutenant,  vice  S.  Leonard,  promoted;  Silas  Hamilton, 
ensign,  vice  J.  Warner,  resigned;  Thomas  B.  Gillaspie,  lieutenant, 
vice  P.  G.  Helmer,  promoted;  James  L.  Campbell,  ensign,  vice  T.  B. 
Gillaspie,  promoted 

Richard  Gardner,  captain,  vice  J.  Delong  moved;  John  H.  Fitch, 
lieutenant,  vice  A.  Wightman,  resigned;  Xoah  P.  Ward,  ensign,  vice 
R.  Gardner,  promoted. 

Isaac  Mills,  captain,  vice  J.  Hayner,  resigned;  Philip  Berringer, 
lieutenant,  vice  I.  Mills,  promoted;  Abijah  Beckwith,  ensign,  vice 
F.  Berringer,  promoted. 

Jacob  Marshall,  captain,  vice  R.  Starkweather,  resigned;  John 
Barker  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Marshall,  promoted;  George  Kernrike, 
ensign,  vice  J.  Barker,  promoted. 

Nicholas  Shoemaker,  captain  of  grenadiers,  vice  A.  Thomas, 
resigned;  Charles  Randall,  lieutenant  do,  vice  X.  Shoemaker,  pro- 
moted; James  Fox,  ensign  do,  vice  C.  Randall,  promoted. 

Fortieth  regiment — (Matthew  Myers,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Jordan  Gray,  captain,  vice  R.  Howard,  resigned;  Joseph  Bacon, 
lieutenant. 

Thomas  Kinne,  captain,  vice  A.  Andrus,  resigned;  Artemas  Ross, 
lieutenant,  vice  T.  Kinne,  promoted;  James  Schooley,  ensign,  vice 
A.  Ross,  promoted;  Benjamin  Wood,  ensign. 


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1814. 

CORTLAND    COUNTY. 

Fifty-eighth  regiment — (Martin  Keep,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Thomas  Williams,  captain,  vice  M.  Walter,  deceased;  Noah  R. 
Smith,  lieutenant,  vice  T.  Williams,  promoted;  Limon  Holt,  ensign, 
vice  N.  R.  Smith,  promoted. 

Paul  Babcock,  junior,  captain,  vice  T.  Doud,  moved;  Ansel  Wil- 
cocks,  lieutenant,  vice  P.  Babcock,  junior,  promoted;  Aaron  Fuller, 
junior,  ensign,  vice  A.  Wilcox,  promoted;  Sela  Burlingame,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  N.  Knapp,  moved;  Asa  Wait,  ensign,  vice  Gee,  moved; 
Moses  H.  Green,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Crofoot,  resigned. 

One  Hundred  and  Twenty-fourth  regiment: 

Elijah  Wheeler,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  J.  Kingman,  resigned; 
Samuel  G.  Hatheway,  first  major,  vice  E.  Wheeler,  promoted; 
George  Forbes,  second  major;  Joseph  Dwight,  junior,  adjutant; 
Curtiss  Richardson,  quartermaster;  Harvey  Carpenter,  paymaster; 
John  Miller,  surgeon;  David  M.  Horter,  surgeon's  mate. 

Charles  Richardson,  captain,  vice  G.  Hatheway,  promoted; 
Remembrance  Curtiss,  lieutenant,  vice  C.  Richardson,  promoted; 
Nicholas  Aker,  ensign,  vice  R.  Curtiss,  promoted. 

Samuel  Buell,  captain,  vice  G.  Forbes,  promoted;  Joel  Call,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  S.  Buell,  promoted;  Enos  Cornwell,  ensign,  vice  J.  Call,    . 
promoted. 

Solomon  Smith,  captain,  vice  P.  Sergents,  resigned;  Benjamin  T. 
Green,  lieutenant,  vice  S.  Smith,  promoted;  Joshua  Gazley,  ensign, 
vice  B.  T.  Green,  promoted. 

WESTCHESTER    COUNTY. 

Thirty-eighth  regiment — (Abijah  Harris,  lieutenant  colonel): 
Alfred  Mead,  paymaster,  vice  J.  Nash,  resigned. 


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albany  county. 
Eighty-ninth  regiment — (Sebastian  Visscher,  lieutenant  colonel): 
Thomas  Carson,  captain  of  light  infantry,  vice  Buckley,  resigned; 

Calvin  Boynton,  lieutenant  of  do,  vice  Carson,  promoted. 
John  R.  Williams,  captain;  Ichabod  L.  Judson,  lieutenant;  Samuel 

F.  Cutler,  ensign — new  company  of  light  infantry. 

Fifth  regiment  of  artillery — (William  Dickson,  lieutenant  colonel) : 
James  Holiday,  captain;   George  Wands,  first  lieutenant;  Peter 

McEwen,  second  lieutenant — new  company. 

NIAGARA    COUNTY. 

Forty-eighth  regiment — (William  Warren,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Ezekiel  Cook,  first  major,  vice  W.  C.  Dudley,  deceased;  Ezra  Nott, 
second  major,  vice  B.  Whaley,  resigned. 

Leman  Blackman,  captain,  vice  J.  Coon,  moved;  Thomas  Holmes, 
lieutenant;  John  Holmes,  ensign. 

Luther  Calvin,  captain,  vice  E.  Cook,  promoted;  William  Austin, 
lieutenant,  vice  L.  Calvin,  promoted;  Lathrop  Francis,  ensign. 

Frederick  Richmond,  captain,  vice  Gardner,  declined;  Dennis 
Riley,  lieutenant,  vice  F.  Richmond,  promoted;  Otis  Wheelock, 
ensign,  vice  B.  Douglass,  declined. 

Peter  Lewis,  captain,  vice  E.  Smith,  deceased;  Moses  Baker,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  P.  Lewis,  promoted;  Obed  Warren,  ensign,  vice  R. 
Newton,  moved. 

Benjamin  J.  Clough,  captain,  vice  A.  Eldridge,  moved;  Aaron 
Salsbury,  lieutenant,  vice  B.  J.  Clough,  promoted;  George  Hamil- 
ton, ensign;  Oliver  Alger,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  B.  Palmer,  moved; 
Calvin  Doolittle,  ensign. 

Timothy  Fuller,  captain,  vice  E.  Nott,  promoted;  Elihu  Rice, 
lieutenant,  vice  T.  Fuller,  promoted;  Giles  Briggs,  ensign,  vice  E. 
Rice,  promoted. 


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James  M.  Stevens,  captain,  vice  D.  Haskell,  moved;  Michel 
Crook,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Phelps,  declined;  Asa  Warren,  ensign. 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

Forty-third  regiment — (Cornelius  J.  Schermerhorn,  lieutenant 
colonel) : 

John  J.  Kittle,  first  major,  vice  J.  I.  Miller,  resigned;  Braddum 
Yale,  second  major,  vice  J.  Griffith,  resigned;  Cornelius  Beeckman, 
adjutant,  vice  J.  Kittle,  promoted;  James  Elliot,  quartermaster,  vice 
J.  Herrington,  moved. 

Smion  Welch,  captain;  Jacob  Haws,  lieutenant;  John  G.  Roor- 
bagh,  ensign. 

Henry  Van  Derbergh,  captain,  vice  B.  Yale,  promoted;  Obadiah 
O.  Lansing,  lieutenant;  Jesse  Brockway,  ensign. 

Matthew  Conklin,  captain,  vice  J.  I.  Miller,  resigned;  John  Gar- 
rison, lieutenant;  German  G.  Filkins,  ensign. 

Martin  Rysdorph,  captain,  vice  Knowlton,  resigned;  Henry  Smith, 
lieutenant,  vice  Rysdorph,  promoted;  John  Burton,  lieutenant;  Eber 
M.  Myers,  ensign. 

ORANGE    COUNTY. 

Fifth  regiment — (Benjamin  Woodward,  lieutenant  colonel): 
Stacy  Beeks,  captain  of  light  infantry,  vice  Clark,  resigned;  Wil- 
liam   Carpenter,   junior,   lieutenant   do,  vice   S.    Beeks,   promoted; 
Nathaniel  Penny,  ensign  do,  vice  Carpenter. 

ULSTER    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirtieth  regiment — (Benjamin  Bevier,  lieu- 
tenant colonel): 

Captains — Leonard  Hardenburgh,  junior,  vice  R.  Lounsbery, 
resigned;  Jacob  Westbrook,  vice  J.  H.  De  Witt,  moved;  James  I. 
Bruyn. 


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Lieutenants — Ebenezer  Lounsbery,  vice  L.  Hardenburgh,  junior, 
promoted;  Wessel  B.  Westbrook,  vice  J.  Westbrook,  promoted; 
John  Chambers,  vice  J.  Smith,  declined;  Daniel  Hoornbeek,  vice 
J.  I.  Bruyn,  promoted;  Stephen  De  Witt. 

Ensigns — Arth  Brodhead,  vice  J.  Chambers,  promoted;  Edward 
Fairchild,  vice  S.  De  Witt,  promoted;  James  C.  De  Witt;  Jochem  J. 
Schoonmaker,  vice  D.  Hoornbeek,  promoted;  Jacob  E.  Hoornbeek, 
vice  W.  B.  Westbrook,  promoted;  Henry  C.  Hasbrouck,  vice  E. 
Lounsbery,  promoted. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirty-first  regiment : 

Derick  Dubois,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  C.  Van  Beuren,  resigned; 

Martin  Elmendorf,  first  major,  vice  D.  Dubois,  promoted;  Tobias 

Wynkoop,  junior,  second  major,  vice  T.  J.  Schoonmaker,  declined. 

Philip    P.    Bonnesteel,    captain;     Henry    Bonnesteel,    lieutenant; 

Henry  Elting,  junior,  ensign — of  light  infantry. 

Peter  P.  Post,  captain  of  rangers,  vice  L.  Kiersted,  junior,  moved. 
Egbert  J.  Schoonmaker,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  M.  Elmen- 
dorf, promoted;  George  Teerpenning,  captain,  vice  J.  E.  Vanakin, 
moved;  Peter  Schoonmaker,  junior,  lieutenant  of  rangers,  vice  P.  P. 
Post,  promoted;  John  I.  Dumond,  lieutenant  of  light  infantry,  vice 
E.  Schoonmaker,  promoted;  Henry  Hammond  lieutenant,  vice  G. 
Teerpenning,  promoted;  Solomon  C.  Eltinge,  lieutenant,  vice  P.  P. 
Wynkoop,  promoted;  Herman  Landon,  lieutenant. 

Ensigns — Myndert  Post,  of  rangers,  vice  P.  Schoonmaker,  junior, 
promoted;  John  M.  Elmendorf,  of  light  infantry,  vice  J.  I.  Dumond, 
promoted;  Jonathan  Sluyter,  vice  H.  Hammond,  promoted;  John  D. 
North;  Frederick  S.  M.  Snyder,  vice  S.  E.  Elting,  promoted. 
Twenty-third  brigade  of  infantry: 

John  Lounsberry,  brigade  major  and  inspector,  vice  S.  Hawkins, 
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orange  county. 

First  regiment  of  cavalry: 

Hezekiah  Watkins,  captain,  vice  Hudson,  resigned;  Fletcher 
Woodhull,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Watkins,  promoted;  Joshua  Davis, 
second  lieutenant,  vice  Woodhull,  promoted;  Richard  Jennings, 
junior,  cornet,  vice  Davis,  promoted. 

Tenth  regiment  of  artillery — (Selah  Strong,  colonel) : 

Jason  W.  Rogers,  second  lieutenant;  Francis  Armstrong,  first 
lieutenant;  Edward  L.  Welling,  second  lieutenant. 

OTSEGO    COUNTY. 

Twelfth  regiment  of  artillery — (Elijah  H.  Metcalf,  lieutenant 
colonel): 

James  Hawkes,  adjutant;  Theseus  Brooks,  surgeon;  Jacob  Brad- 
bury, surgeon's  mate;  Joseph  S.  Fenton,  quartermaster. 

Benjamin  Wilber,  first  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Lyon,  resigned;  John 
Chapman,  second  lieutenant,  vice  B.  Wilber,  promoted. 

Daniel  Shumway,  captain,  vice  S.  Farnham,  resigned;  Amos  A. 
Franklin,  first  lieutenant,  vice  E.  Perkins,  resigned;  Simon  Gager 
Throop,  second  lieutenant,  vice  C.  P.  Dennison,  deceased;  Calvin 
Putnam,  first  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Merrils;  Loring  Blodget,  second 
lieutenant. 

Joel  Phelps,  captain,  vice  T.  Patchin,  resigned;  Elisha  Marsh, 
first  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Fraishur,  United  States  service;  Ezekiel 
Fuller,  second  lieutenant,  vice  J.  P.  Phelps,  promoted. 

William  Hudson,  captain,  vice  H.  Chase,  resigned;  John  H.  Pren- 
tis,  first  lieutenant,  vice  N.  Potter,  moved;  Joseph  Wilkinson,  second 
lieutenant,  vice  Z.  Gibbs,  resigned. 

Philo  Cleveland,  captain,  vice  D.  Mulholland,  promoted;  Thomas 
Lewis,  first  lieutenant,  vice  P.  Cleveland,  promoted;  Isaac  Dela- 


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mater,  junior,  second  lieutenant;  Alfred  Churchill,  second  lieutenant, 
vice  J.  Hawks,  promoted. 

Elias  Guman,  junior,  captain;  Thomas  Rose,  first  lieutenant; 
Ebenezer  Campbell,  second  lieutenant;  Ezra  Tredway,  first  lieuten- 
ant, vice  W.  Hudson,  promoted;  Avery  Thompson,  second  lieu- 
tenant, vice  E.  Tredway,  promoted. 

John  Y.  Gilbert,  captain,  vice  S.  Headly,  moved;  Abraham  Ald- 
ridge,  first  lieutenant;  Andrew  Winton,  second  lieutenant. 

SENECA    COUNTY. 

Thirty-eighth  brigade  of  infantry: 

Hugh  Graham,  brigadier  general,  vice  Himrod,  deceased. 

One  Hundred  and  Second  regiment — (Hugh  W.  Dobbin,  lieu- 
tenant colonel): 

Benjamin  Nelson,  lieutenant,  vice  D.  C.  Knapp,  moved;  Silas 
Mills,  ensign,  vice  B.  Nelson,  promoted. 

Adonijah  Church,  captain;  John  Hyde,  lieutenant;  Norman  Shel- 
don, ensign — (new  company)  of  light  infantry. 

One  Hundred  and  Twenty-eighth  regiment — (Rynear  Covert, 
lieutenant  colonel): 

Reuben  S.  Brown,  surgeon's  mate. 

Peter  Wickoff,  lieutenant;  Jacob  Huff,  ensign,  vice  P.  Wickoff, 
promoted;  Joseph  Sutton,  ensign;  Charles  Dickerson,  junior,  ensign. 

One  Hundred  and  Forty-fifth  regiment: 

Henry  McLellan,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Graham,  promoted; 
Aranthus  Everts,  first  major,  vice  McLellan,  promoted;  Alexander 
M.  G.  Comstock,  surgeon's  mate. 

Augustus  Ely,  lieutenant,  vice  S.  Boardman,  declined;  Chaney  W. 
Smith,  ensign,  vice  A.  Ely,  promoted. 

John  Martin,  captain,  vice  W.  Martin,  moved;  Amos  Coykendall, 


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lieutenant,  vice  J.  Martin,  promoted;  Gilbert  J.  Ogden,  ensign,  vice 
A.  Coykendall,  promoted;  Amos  Smith,  ensign. 

James  Miller,  captain,  vice  I.  Gibson,  deceased;  Samuel  Seton, 
lieutenant,  vice  J.  Miller,  promoted;  James  Brundage,  vice  S.  Seton, 
promoted;  David  F.  Sears,  ensign. 

James  Colegrove,  captain;  William  Bailey,  junior,  lieutenant; 
John  Sayler,  ensign;  Elihu  Barker,  ensign,  vice  J.  Colgrove,  pro- 
moted. 

BROOME    COUNTY. 

Fifty-third  regiment. — (Ansel  Goodrich,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Captains — Ransom  Williams;  Elizur  Talcott,  junior;  James 
Stackhouse;     Charles  Wright. 

Lieutenants — Jonas  Muzzy;  Elijah  Shoemaker;  Gamaliel  H. 
Barstow;  Samuel  Broadhead. 

Ensigns — Erastus  Carpenter;  Elijah  Decker;  Dan  Collins;  Wil- 
liam Steward;  John  R.  Towser;  Henry  Russell. 

Third  regiment. — (William  W.  Cook,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Luman  Richards,  paymaster. 

Captains — Nathaniel  Bishop;  David  Richards;  Lebediah  Chafy; 
Oliver  Ely. 

Lieutenants — Oliver  Stiles;  Eli  Culver;  James  Blakslee;  Zenas 
Pratt;  Squire  Sampson. 

Ensigns — John  Beach;  Ralph  E.  Beaver;  Nathaniel  Sheppard; 
Solomon  Williams;  Josiah  Berru;  William  McClure,  junior;  Ben- 
jamin S.  Persons. 

Forty-first  brigade  of  infantry: 

Anson  Camp,  brigade  major  and  inspector  with  rank  from  May 
23,  1812. 

TIOGA    COUNTY. 

Eighteenth  brigade  of  infantry : 

Henry  Wells,  brigade  major  and  inspector. 


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Ninety-fifth  regiment. — (Jacob  Swartwood,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Andrew  F.  Oliver,  surgeon,  vice  M.  W.  Holmes. 

George  Fisher,  captain,  vice  J.  Field;  Abraham  Garey,  lieutenant, 
vice  R.  Hobart;  Alfred  Scofield,  ensign,  vice  N.  Bresie. 

John  Stubbs,  captain,  vice  C.  Olmsted;  Abraham  Elston,  ensign, 
vice  J.  Starr;  John  Starr,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Stubbs. 

Russcl  Gridley,  captain,  vice  D.  McOuigg;  Orange  F.  Booth, 
lieutenant,  vice  R.  Gridley;  Joseph  Judson,  ensign,  vice  O.  F. 
Booth. 

Thomas  Baker,  captain,  with  rank  from  February  11,  181 1. 

DUTCHESS    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Forty-first  regiment — (Josiah  Sutherland,  lieu- 
tenant colonel) : 

John  M.  Bloom,  quartermaster. 

John  V.  Marshall,  captain,  vice  S.  M.  Ely,  resigned;  Thomas 
Welling,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice  I.  Van  Ander,  moved;  Stephen 
Dubois,  ensign. 

Peter  Waltemire,  captain,  vice  S.  Jackson,  resigned;  Ephraim 
Bullock,  lieutenant,  vice  D.  Case,  resigned;  John  Warren,  ensign. 

Welcom  Arnold,  captain,  vice  E.  Case,  resigned;  Zeno  C.  Barnes, 
lieutenant,  vice  Arnold,  promoted;  Robert  Carseadin,  ensign,  vice 
Barnes,  promoted;  Silas  E.  Haight,  lieutenant;  Bartholomew  Grif- 
fin, ensign;  Asiel  Canfield,  ensign,  vice  J.  Smith,  promoted;  John 
Van  Vleet,  ensign,  vice  Crapser,  promoted;  Edmond  Titus, 
lieutenant. 

One  Hundred  and  Eleventh  regiment — (Anthony  De  Lamater, 
lieutenant  colonel): 

George  Burrows,  surgeon's  mate,  vice  G.  W.  Banker,  resigned. 

Evert  Van  Wagenen,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Wildy,  resigned;  Peter 
Ostrum,  ensign,  vice  E.  Van  Wagenen,  promoted. 


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John  J.  Martin,  captain,  vice  J.  Martin,  resigned;  David  Wal- 
dorph,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  W.  Waldorph,  resigned;  Jacob  N.  Bone- 
stale,  ensign,  vice  J.  Hendricks,  resigned;  David  Lent,  ensign,  vice 
J.  Heermance,  moved. 

Nicholas  Alendorph,  captain,  vice  G.  Heermance,  resigned; 
George  Heermance,  lieutenant,  vice  N.  Alendorph,  promoted;  Peter 
S.  Heermance,  ensign,  vice  G.  Heermance,  promoted. 

John  E.  Martin,  captain,  vice  N.  Row,  resigned;  Joseph  B.  Hicks, 
lieutenant,  vice  J.  E.  Martin,  promoted;  Morris  C.  Story,  ensign, 
vice  J.  B.  Hicks,  promoted. 

Z^ebry  Fish,  captain,  vice  J.  Best,  resigned;  John  P.  Cookingham, 
lieutenant,  vice  Z.  Fish,  promoted;  Reuben  Wilber,  ensign,  vice 
J.  P.  Cookingham,  promoted. 

Benjamin  Van  Wagenen,  junior,  captain,  vice  G.  E.  Ring, 
resigned;  William  De  Lamater,  lieutenant,  vice  B.  Van  Wagenen, 
promoted;  Philip  Ring,  ensign,  vice  W.  De  Lamater,  promoted. 

ULSTER    COUNTY. 

Ninety-second  regiment — (Ab'm  G.  (J.)  Hardenbergh,  lieutenant 
colonel): 

Abel  Ostrander,  lieutenant,  vice  S.  Simpkins,  moved;  Henry 
Ostrander,  ensign,  vice  A.  Ostrander,  promoted;  Isaac  Louw, 
ensign,  vice  Danielson,  declined;  Solomon  J.  Hasbrouck,  ensign, 
vice  M.  Deyo,  deceased;  Abraham  Harris,  lieutenant,  vice  A.  H. 
Deyo,  moved;  Peter  L.  Bevier,  ensign,  vice  A.  Harris,  promoted. 

Daniel  S.  Elsworth,  captain,  vice  P.  Ransom,  deceased;  Job  G. 
Elmore,  lieutenant,  vice  S.  Duncumb,  resigned;  John  W.  Deyo, 
ensign,  vice  D.  S.  Elsworth,  promoted. 

Reuben  Lake,  captain,  vice  G.  Ransom,  resigned;  John  Bever, 
lieutenant,  vice  R.  Lake,  promoted;  Peleg  Ransom,  ensign,  vice 
J.  Bever,  promoted. 


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delaware  county. 
Eighty-seventh  regiment — (Selah  Francis,  lieutenant  colonel): 
Henry  Brakeman,  captain,  vice  N.  Olmsted,  moved;  Darius  Olm- 

stead,  lieutenant;  Ebenezer  G.  Fauster,  ensign. 

Storm  A.  L.  Becker,  captain,  vice  H.  Orr,  junior,  moved;  William 

Banner,  lieutenant;  Guernsey  Hecock,  ensign. 

GENESEE    COUNTY. 

Thirty-first  regiment — (John  Atchison,  lieutenant  colonel): 
John   Harmon,   captain,  vice   F.   Rowe,   resigned;  Augustus   B. 
Shaw,  lieutenant;  Lemuel  Castle,  ensign;  Norman  Davidson,  lieu- 
tenant of  light  infantry;  Robert  Fulton,  ensign;  Calvin  Freeman, 
ensign. 

Reuben  Lucas,  captain,  vice  D.  Spencer,  moved;  Lyman  Evens, 
lieutenant,  vice  R.  Lucas,  promoted;  James  Chambers,  ensign,  vice 
L.  Evens,  promoted. 

CAYUGA    COUNTY. 

Seventh  brigade  of  infantry: 

Reuben  S.  Morris,  brigade  major  and  inspector,  vice  C.  Morgan, 
resigned. 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

Forty-fifth  regiment: 

William  Knickerbacker,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  G.  Eddy,  pro- 
moted; Tisdale  Eddy,  first  major,  vice  W.  Knickerbacker,  promoted; 
Bethel  Mather,  second  major,  vice  T.  Eddy,  promoted;  Jacob  P. 
Defriest,  adjutant,  vice  J.  D.  Brown;  Jacob  Kingsly,  surgeon,  vice 
Smith,  moved. 

Richard  Briant,  captain,  vice  B.  Mather,  promoted;  Isaac  Tal- 
mage,  lieutenant,  vice  R.  Briant,  promoted;  John  F.  Groesbeck, 
ensign,  vice  I.  Talmage,  promoted;  Joseph  A.  Ketchum,  ensign, 
vice  J.  Lamport,  moved;  Stephen  L.  Yiele,  lieutenant,  vice  S.  Yates, 
moved;  John  Van  Deusen,  ensign,  vice  S.  L.  Viele,  promoted. 


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Adam  Gum,  captain,  vice  B.  Betts,  moved;  James  Morrison,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  A.  Gum,  promoted;  Adam  Files,  ensign,  vice  J.  Mor- 
rison, promoted. 

One  Hundred  and  Fifty-fifth  regiment  (Thomas  Davis,  lieutenant 
colonel): 

John  Deforest,  junior,  second  major,  vice  G.  D.  Young,  United 
States  Army;  Ira  M.  Wells,  surgeon's  mate,  vice  W.  Henry,  moved. 

Luther  Eddy,  captain,  vice  C.  Swartwout,  junior,  promoted;  James 
Swartwout,  lieutenant,  vice  L.  Eddy,  promoted;  Jarvis  Duzenbury, 
ensign,  vice  J.  Swartwout,  promoted;  Robert  Christie,  ensign  of 
light  infantry,  vice  W.  Bogardus,  moved;  Jacob  P.  Barringer,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Kinney,  moved;  Barnard  Whyland,  ensign,  vice  Lock- 
ard,  moved. 

Eighty-sixth  regiment  (Thomas  Reynolds,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Gideon  Palmer,  first  major,  vice  Randall,  resigned;  Aaron  Worth- 
ington,  second  major;  Job  Matteson,  paymaster,  vice  T.  Phillips, 
resigned. 

Edward  Whitford,  captain,  vice  J.  Crandall,  resigned;  Robert 
Godfrey,  lieutenant;  Jares  Maxson,  ensign;  Jonathan  Berry,  lieuten- 
ant; James  Dennison,  ensign. 

William  Coon,  captain,  vice  T.  S.  Harvy,  resigned;  David  Max- 
son,  third,  lieutenant;  Joshua  Randall,  junior,  ensign. 

Josiah  Stewart,  captain,  vice  J.  Burdick,  resigned;  Elijah  Smith, 
lieutenant;  John  Brimmingslouht,  ensign. 

Joseph  Ammedown,  captain,  vice  R.  Babcock,  moved;  Otis  Gould, 
lieutenant;  George  Horton,  ensign. 

George  Brimmer,  captain  of  light  infantry,  vice  A.  Worthington, 
promoted;  John  Worthington,  lieutenant  of  do;  Abner  Brooks, 
ensign  of  do. 


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washington  county. 

Sixteenth  brigade  of  infantry: 

John  L.  Wendell,  a  major. 

One  Hundred  and  Twenty-first  regiment  (John  Stewart,  lieutenant 
colonel): 

Lemuel  C.  Paine,  surgeon,  vice  J.  P.  Baldwin,  resigned. 

William  Elliot,  captain,  vice  B.  Seely,  resigned;  William  Brayton, 
lieutenant,  vice  R.  Barnum,  resigned;  Bateman  D.  Barnum,  ensign, 
vice  W.  Elliot,  promoted. 

Nicholas  Campbell,  captain,  vice  R.  Cole,  deceased;  John  Paddin, 
lieutenant,  vice  X.  Campbell,  promoted;  James  Pitcher,  ensign,  vice 
J.  Paddin,  promoted;  Royal  Leavens,  lieutenant,  vice  H.  Spencer, 
sheriff  of  Warren  county;  Elisha  Danford,  ensign,  vice  Z.  Smith, 
moved;  Doctor  Ripley,  lieutenant. 

Abraham  Ostrander,  captain,  vice  Clark,  moved;  Amos  Green, 
ensign,  vice  D.  Ripley,  promoted;  Bruster  Colleman,  lieutenant,  vice 
A.  Ostrander,  promoted;  Benjamin  Eastman,  ensign,  vice  P.  Pitts, 
moved. 

WARREN*   AND   WASHINGTON   COUNTIES. 

Twenty-third  regiment: 

William  Cook,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  M.  Goodman,  resigned; 
Enos  Mead,  first  major,  vice  W.  Cook,  promoted;  Samuel  Stack- 
house,  second  major;  Allen  Anderson,  adjutant,  vice  A.  Fox, 
deceased. 

Salmon  Farr,  junior,  captain,  vice  E.  Mead,  promoted;  Harvey 
Powers,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Eaton,  moved;  David  Dewey,  ensign. 

Caleb  Wells,  captain,  vice  B.  Bennet,  resigned;  Wightman  Cole, 
lieutenant;  Jehiel  Lamb,  ensign. 

Warren  county   was  erected   from  Washington  county  March  12,   1813. — State 
;tortan. 


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State  Historian.  1521 

Orson  Mead,  captain,  vice  L.  Newman,  moved;  Charles  Higley, 
lieutenant,  vice  O.  Mead,  promoted;  Hiram  Mead,  ensign. 

Albro  Tripp, captain,  vice  Stackhouse,  promoted;  Nathaniel  Tripp, 
lieutenant,  vice  A.  Tripp,  promoted;  Pelatiah  Richards,  ensign; 
Aaron  Gates,  lieutenant;  Amos  Baker,  junior,  ensign;  Isaiah  Will- 
cocks,  lieutenant. 

DUTCHESS    COUNTY. 

Fourth  regiment  of  cavalry  (Philip  Pitcher,  colonel): 

First  squadron — Abraham  Van  Benthuysen,  first  lieutenant,  vice 
Thompson,  moved;  Nathan  Beckwith,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Van 
Benthuysen,  promoted;  William  Stoutenburgh,  cornet,  vice  Beck- 
with, promoted. 

Tobias  De  Cantillion,  captain,  vice  Hoffman,  resigned;  Samuel 
M.  Thurston,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Cantillion,  promoted;  Henry 
Delavergne,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Thurston,  promoted;  Fountain 
N.  Hughes,  cornet. 

Second  squadron — Archibald  Deforest,  cornet. 

Gilbert  B.  Noxon,  captain,  vice  Wilkerson,  resigned;  Isaac  B. 
Clapp,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Noxon,  promoted;  William  R.  Potter, 
second  lieutenant,  vice  Clapp,  promoted;  William  Vincent,  cornet, 
vice  Potter,  promoted. 

WESTCHESTER   COUNTY. 

Second  regiment  of  horse  artillery  (Wm.  Jones,  of  Queens  county, 
lieutenant  colonel): 

H.  Rundell,  captain;  Seth  Palmer,  first  lieutenant;  Walter  S. 
Lyon,  second  lieutenant;  Samuel  Brown,  cornet. 

MONTGOMERY    COUNTY. 

First  regiment  of  artillery: 

Peter  C.  Fox,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  H.  R.  Teller,  moved;  John 

Veeder,  first  major,  vice  Fox,  promoted;  Frederick  Degraaf,  second 

major,  vice  Veeder,  promoted;  John  Dodge,  surgeon. 
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Robert  Kinne,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice  Crane,  resigned;  Benjamin 
Manne,  second  lieutenant,  vice  P.  Degraaf,  promoted. 

Peter  Degraaf,  captain,  vice  F.  Degraaf,  promoted. 

William  Dunlap,  junior,  captain,  vice  Saxton,  resigned;  James 
Walker,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Dunlap,  promoted;  Jacob  G.  Van 
Antwerp,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Walker,  promoted. 

ONTARIO    COUNTY. 

Thirty-ninth  regiment  of  infantry  (Micah  Brooks,  lieutenant 
colonel) : 

Francis  Smith,  captain,  vice  A.  Parrish,  resigned;  John  Sines, 
lieutenant,  vice  F.  Smith,  promoted;  Jacob  V.  Sanford,  ensign,  vice 
Sines,  promoted;  Ariel  Hendee,  lieutenant,  vice  E.  Hall,  moved; 
Russel  Handy,  ensign. 

SCHOHARIE    COUNTY. 

Eighteenth  regiment  of  infantry  (late  Storm  A.  Becker,  lieutenant 
colonel): 

Timothy  Kilsey,  captain;  Asa  Luce,  lieutenant;  Jesse  Lord, 
ensign. 

GREENE    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Sixteenth  regiment  (Jehiel  Tuttle,  lieutenant 
colonel): 

Wells  Finch,  captain  of  grenadiers,  vice  J.  Strong,  resigned. 

CHENANGO    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirty-third  regiment: 

Burrage  Miles,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  S.  Balcom,  resigned; 
Thornton  Wasson,  first  major,  vice  B.  Miles,  promoted;  Simeon 
Parker,  second  major,  vice  T.  Wasson,  promoted;  Hiland  H.  Parker, 
quartermaster,  vice  Cooper,  resigned. 

William  M.  Thomas,  captain  of  light  infantry,  vice  Parker,  pro- 
moted; Lorin  Sweet,  lieutenant  do,  vice  Thomas,  promoted;  Curtis 


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Stoddard,  ensign  do,  vice  Sweet,  promoted;  William  Clark,  ensign, 
vice  O.  Bush,  promoted;  Daniel  Hyde,  ensign,  vice  J.  Rice,  not 
accepting. 

James  Sellick,  captain,  vice  L.  Bennedick,  resigned;  Whiting 
Edgerton,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Sellick,  promoted;  Larnard  Livermore, 
ensign,  vice  W.  Edgerton,  promoted. 

Benjamin  Bragg,  captain,  vice  J.  Agard,  resigned;  John  Grant, 
lieutenant,  vice  B.  Bragg,  promoted;  Bela  Rogers,  ensign,  vice  J. 
Grant,  promoted. 

David  Pollard,  junior,  captain,  vice  T.Humphrey, junior,  resigned; 
Arad  Stowell,  lieutenant,  vice  D.  Pollard,  junior,  promoted;  Ira 
Church,  ensign,  vice  A.  Stowell,  promoted. 

Julius  Bragg,  captain,  vice  S.  Bradley,  resigned;  Harmond  Ter- 
willeger,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Bragg,  promoted;  Warrum  Gray,  ensign, 
vice  H.  Terwilleger,  promoted. 

One  Hundred  and  Fifth  regiment  (Thompson  Mead,  lieutenant 
colonel): 

Samuel  Guthrie,  surgeon's  mate,  vice  H.  Gun,  moved. 

Joshua  Pratt,  junior,  captain,  vice  A.  Foot,  resigned;  Theophilus 
Robinson,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Pratt,  junior,  promoted;  John  Nash, 
ensign,  vice  T.  Robinson,  promoted;  Washington  Windsor,  ensign 
of  light  infantry,  vice  P.  Harris,  resigned. 

Michael  Lamb,  captain,  vice  S.  Allen,  resigned;  John  Haight, 
lieutenant,  vice  M.  Lamb,  promoted;  William  Tiffany,  ensign,  vice 
J.  Haight,  promoted;  Elnathan  Ellis,  lieutenant;  Chancery  Guthrie, 
ensign. 

Charles  Randall,  captain,  vice  W.  Collins,  moved;  Seth  Garlick, 
lieutenant,  vice  C.  Randall,  promoted;  Joel  Crumb,  ensign,  vice  S. 
Garlick,  promoted. 

Sixty-seventh  regiment  (Dudley  Hewit,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Joseph  Noyes,  adjutant,  vice  John  Noyes,  resigned. 


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Timothy  Baker,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  E.  Benjamin,  junior, 
United  States  Army;  Enos  Thompson,  lieutenant  do,  vice  T.  Baker, 
promoted;  Charles  Winter,  ensign  do,  vice  E.  Thompson,  pro- 
moted. 

John  Riddle,  captain,  vice  P.  Childs,  moved;  John  Hall,  lieuten- 
ant, vice  J.  Biddle,  promoted;  Joseph  Noyes,  ensign,  vice  J.  Hall, 
promoted. 

Henry  Coggshall,  captain,  vice  D.  Tift,  resigned;  George  Bos- 
worth,  lieutenant;  Nicholas  Coggshall,  ensign;  James  Packer,  lieu- 
tenant; Nathan  Foster,  ensign. 

Thirty-second  brigade  of  infantry: 

James  Clapp,  brigade  quartermaster,  vice  Guthrie,  declining. 

Battalion  in  the  thirty-second  brigade  lately  commanded  by  Walter 
Clark: 

Sandford  Lacy,  first  major,  vice  W.  Clark,  resigned;  Nathan 
Taylor,  second  major,  vice  P.  Field,  resigned;  Charles  Midbury, 
quartermaster,  vice  J.  Howard,  resigned. 

Price  French,  captain,  vice  S.  Lacy,  promoted;  Antony  Oleny, 
lieutenant,  vice  P.  French,  promoted;  Joseph  Tubbs,  ensign,  vice 
A.  Oleny,  promoted. 

Joseph  Babcock,  captain,  vice  N.  Taylor,  promoted;  John  Ambler, 
lieutenant,  vice  J.  Babcock,  promoted;  Richard  S.  Goff,  ensign,  vice 
J.  Ambler,  promoted;  Arruny  Welch,  lieutenant,  vice  C.  Midbury, 
promoted;  Augustus  A.  Anderson,  ensign,  vice  A.  Welch,  promoted; 
Wilson  Gaige,  lieutenant,  vice  S.  Loomis,  superseded;  Charles  Car- 
ton, ensign,  vice  W.  Gage,  promoted. 

OTSEGO    COUNTY. 

Eleventh  regiment  of  cavalry: 

Isaac  T.  Angell,  second  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Clark,  deceased;  Ben- 
jamin Rathbun,  cornet,  vice  J.  T.  Angell,  promoted. 


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new  york  county. 
Eighty-second  regiment  of  infantry  (Wm.  W.  Todd,  lieutenant 
colonel) : 

Peter  W.  Benjamin,  ensign,  with  rank  from  January  25,  1813. 

WARREN    COUNTY. 

Sixth  regiment  of  artillery: 

James  J.  Cameron,  first  lieutenant,  James  L.  Thurman,  second 
lieutenant,  vice  Cameron,  promoted. 

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SCHOHARIE    COUNTY. 

Eighteenth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Henry  Hager,  junior,  captain  of  light  infantry,  vice  P.  Bartholo- 
mew, resigned;  Nicholas  Mattice,  lieutenant  of  do,  vice  H.  Hager, 
promoted;  Jonathan  Russell,  ensign  of  do,  vice  N.  Mattice,  pro- 
moted. 

MONTGOMERY    COUNTY. 

Ninth  regiment  of  cavalry  (George  Tiffany,  lieutenant  colonel) : 
Nathaniel  Parker,  second  lieutenant;  Benedict  Arnold,  cornet. 

WARREN   AND    WASHINGTON    COUNTIES. 

Twenty-third  regiment  of  infantry  (Wm.Cook,  lieutenant  colonel): 
Reuben    C.    Gibson,    lieutenant    of    riflemen,    vice    M.    Harris, 

declined;  William  Hay,  junior,  ensign  of  do,  vice  R.  C.  Gibson, 

promoted. 

GREENE    COUNTY. 

Sixth  regiment  (Richard  R.  Van  Denbergh,  lieutenant  colonel) : 
William  Besac,  paymaster,  vice  D.  Kirtland,  resigned. 
Peter  Groom,  captain,  vice  Johnson,  resigned;  John  Spoor,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Groom,  promoted;  William  Van  Housen,  ensign,  vice 
Spoor,  promoted. 

COLUMBIA    COUNTY. 

Fifth  regiment  of  cavalry  (Walter  T.  Livingston,  lieutenant 
colonel) : 


1814. 


1814. 


1526  Annual  Report  of  the 

Ebenezer  J.  Cady,  captain,  vice  Halsey,  resigned;  Daniel  B. 
Stranahan,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Babcock,  United  States  service; 
William  J.  Johnson,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Cady,  promoted;  Aaron 
Beardsley,  cornet. 

SARATOGA    COUNTY. 

Seventh  regiment  of  cavalry  (Edmond  Fitzgerald,  lieutenant 
colonel) : 

First  squadron: 

Parker  Manning,  captain,  vice  Burton,  resigned;  James  Hawkins, 
junior,  first  lieutenant,  vice  P.  Manning,  promoted;  Nathan  Med- 
bury,  junior,  second  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Hawkins,  promoted;  Amos 
Wilson,  cornet;  Henry  Abeel,  cornet,  vice  S.  Swetland,  declining; 
Jeremiah  Rundel,  first  lieutenant,  vice  H.  Reynolds,  declined; 
Lodowickus  Veelie,  second  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Rundle,  promoted; 
Isaac  Newton,  cornet,  vice  L.  Velie,  promoted;  Machiavel  Andrews, 
cornet  and  adjutant  in  the  Seventh  regiment,  vice  Carpenter, 
deceased. 

WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

Second  squadron,  Seventh  regiment  of  cavalry: 

John  N.  Basset,  captain,  vice  N.  Rogers,  resigned;  Joseph  Safrbrd, 
first  lieutenant,  vice  J.  N.  Basset,  promoted;  Henry  Basset,  second 
lieutenant;  Seth  Sprague,  cornet. 

Ralph  Clark,  captain,  vice  S.  T.  Shepherd,  resigned;  Archa 
Patrick,  first  lieutenant,  vice  R.  Clark,  promoted;  Simeon  Tayler, 
second  lieutenant,  vice  A.  Patrick,  promoted;  Nathan  Lane,  cornet. 

Amos  Palmer,  junior,  captain,  vice  C.  Northrup,  resigned;  Justus 
Kellogg,  first  lieutenant,  vice  A.  Palmer,  promoted;  Moses  Cook, 
second  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Kellogg,  promoted;  James  Martin,  cornet, 
vice  M.  Cook,  promoted;  Henry  D.  Beman,  second  lieutenant,  vice 
C.  Warford,  resigned. 


State  Historian.  1527 

clinton  county. 
Third  squadron: 

Matthew  M.  Standish,  cornet,  vice  A.  Campbell,  moved;  Chandler 

Graves,  second  lieutenant,  vice  R.  R.  Rude,  moved;  Hubbel  N. 

Ransom,  cornet,  vice  C.  Graves,  promoted. 

MONTGOMERY    COUNTY. 

The  Commander-in-chief  having  set  off  a  battalion  from  the 
Twenty-sixth  regiment  of  infantry,  consisting  of -all  that  part  of  the 
said  regiment  east  of  Schoharie  creek  to  be  commanded  by  Major 
Samuel  Jackson;  thereupon  Resolved,  that  the  following  officers 
be  and  they  are  hereby  appointed,  viz. : 

Twenty-sixth  regiment  (Sylvanus  Wilcox,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Isaiah  Depuy,  first  major,  vice  Jackson,  assigned  to  a  battalion; 
Edward  Cary,  second  major,  vice  Depuy,  promoted. 

Samuel  R.  Baker,  captain,  vice  E.  Cary,  promoted;  Alexander 
McAuly,  lieutenant,  vice  S.  R.  Baker,  promoted;  Abraham  Mudge, 
ensign. 

Thomas  Cain,  captain,  vice  Hilts,  resigned;  Hosea  Palmer,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Cain,  promoted;  Seth  Clark,  ensign,  vice  Palmer,  pro- 
moted. 

Benjamin  Baird,  captain,  vice  Lloyd,  resigned;  John  Shibley, 
lieutenant,  vice  Miller,  resigned:  John  Wires,  ensign,  vice  Baird, 
promoted. 

William  Baird,  junior,  captain,  vice  Lamb,  resigned;  Daniel  Bur- 
ton, lieutenant,  vice  Hamilton;  Elijah  Wilcox,  ensign. 

Eighth  regiment  (James  Johnson,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Zalmon  Gilbert,  first  major;  Jeremiah  Drake,  second  major,  vice 
Gilbert,  promoted. 

SCHOHARIE    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirteenth  regiment  (Calvin  Rich,  lieutenant 
colonel) : 


1814. 


Annual  Report  of  the 

rilliam  Tayler,  first  major,  vice  W.  Brown;  George  H.  Mann, 
second  major,  vice  W.  Taylor,  promoted. 

Luther  Robison,  captain,  vice  Crowres,  resigned. 

(John)  George  Kling,  captain,  vice  G.  Slam,  resigned;  John  Beek- 
man,  lieutenant,  vice  L.  Robison,  promoted;  Elias  Malech,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Fox,  deceased;  Joseph  Putman,  lieutenant,  vice  Young, 
resigned;  Frederick  Crumney  (Cromme),  lieutenant,  vice  Kling, 
promoted. 

Ensigns — Isaac  H.  Esmy,  vice  Beekman,  promoted;  Cornelius 
Van  Alstine,  vice  Malech;  Christian  Otman,  vice  Crumney,  pro- 
moted; Michael  Moore,  vice  Putman,  promoted. 

Elisha  Daniels,  captain,  vice  Horning,  moved;  Ezra  Ackley, 
ensign. 

SARATOGA    COUNTY. 

Resolved,  that  the  battalion  of  militia  in  the  county  of  Saratoga 
commanded  by  Major  Levi  Scovil*  be  organized  into  a  regiment  to 
be  called  the  One  Hundred  and  Sixty-sixth  regiment  of  infantry,  and 
that  the  following  officers  be  and  they  are  hereby  appointed,  viz.: 

Levi  Scovil,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant;  John  Lindsey,  first 
major;  David  Walker,  second  major;  Elijah  Buttolph,  adjutant; 
John  S.  St.  John,  surgeon. 

Artemas  Aldrich,  captain;  Elisha  Wilson,  lieutenant;  John  S.  Tin- 
ney,  ensign — of  light  infantry. 

DELAWARE    COUNTY. 

Twenty-fifth  brigade  of  infantry: 

Homer  R.   Phelps,  brigade  major  and  inspector;  Aaron  Clark, 
brigade  quartermaster. 
Third  brigade  of  cavalry: 
Charles  A.  Foote,  brigade  quartermaster. 
*  See  page  1470. 


State  Historian.  1529 

essex  county. 
Fortieth  brigade  of  infantry : 
William  D.  Ross,  quartermaster  of  brigade. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Thirty-first  brigade  of  infantry: 

William  Boyd,  brigade  quartermaster,  vice  S.  P.  Schuyler, 
resigned. 

CAYUGA    COUNTY. 

Battalion  of  infantry  in  the  seventh  brigade,  whereof  Eli  Matson 
is  major  commandant: 

Enoch  Conger,  ensign,  vice  Allen,  moved;  John  McFadden,  lieu- 
tenant; Isaac  Turner,  ensign. 

Elishama  Holcomb,  captain,  vice  Barns,  deceased;  Matthias  Van- 
derheyden,  lieutenant,  vice  Holcomb,  promoted;  Charles  Locke, 
ensign,  vice  Conrod,  absent. 

Adonijah  Church,  captain;  John  Hyde,  lieutenant;  Norman  Shel- 
don, ensign — new  company. 

First  brigade  of  cavalry: 

Vincent  Matthews  (of  Tioga  county),  brigadier  general,  vice  H. 
McNiel  (Henry  McNeil,  of  Oneida  county),  resigned. 

Tenth  regiment  of  cavalry: 

Septimus  Evans  (of  Oneida  county),  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  V. 
Matthews,  promoted. 

ONONDAGA    COUNTY. 

Major  Charles  Moseley's  battalion  of  riflemen: 

Charles  B.  Bristol,  second  major;  Gordon  Needham,  adjutant. 

William  Gardner,  junior,  captain,  vice  L.  Kellogg,  resigned; 
Hezekiah  Ketchum,  lieutenant,  vice  Gardner,  promoted;  Joel  Hunt- 
ington, ensign,  vice  Ketchum,  promoted. 

George  H.  Grosvenor,  captain,  vice  C.  B.  Bristol,  promoted;  John 


1814. 


1814. 


1530  Annual  Report  of  the 

Van  Pelt,  lieutenant,  vice  S.  M.  Smith,  moved;  Hezekiah  Strong,, 
ensign,  vice  Grosvenor,  promoted. 

SARATOGA    COUNTY. 

Forty-first  regiment  of  infantry  (John  Dunning,  lieutenant 
colonel) : 

Earl  Whitford,  captain,  vice  Colwell,  resigned;  John  Davis,  lieu- 
tenant; Edward  W.  Burges,  lieutenant. 

COLUMBIA    COUNTY. 

*Twelfth  brigade  of  infantry: 

David  Nichols,  brigade  quartermaster,  vice  A.  N.  Holly,  pro- 
moted. 

Fifteenth  regiment  (John  Shaver,  lieutenant  colonel) : 

Jacob  H.  Teal,  ensign,  vice  H.  Van  Beuren,  moved. 

Forty-seventh  regiment  (Jacob  Rutsen  Van  Rensselaer,  lieutenant 
colonel) : 

James  Fleming,  quartermaster,  vice  C.  Miller,  resigned. 

ORANGE    COUNTY. 

Tenth  regiment  of  artillery  (Selah  Strong,  lieutenant  colonel) : 
Francis   Armstrong,   first   lieutenant,   vice   R.    Noble,   deceased; 
Edward  L.  Welling,  second  lieutenant. 

OTSEGO    COUNTY. 

Second  regiment  of  infantry : 

Cyrus  Steere,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  F.  Stranahan,  resigned; 
Elihu  Phinney,  first  major,  vice  Steere,  promoted;  Henry  Baker, 
second  major,  vice  Phinney,  promoted. 

Jarvis  Smith,  captain,  vice  Baker,  promoted;  Asa  Pride,  lieuten- 
ant, vice  Smith,  promoted;  Harry  Knowlton,  lieutenant,  vice  Van 
Home,  resigned:  Hezekiah  Smith,  ensign,  vice  Pride,  promoted;. 
Constant  Shearman,  ensign,  vice  Knowlton,  promoted. 


State  Historian.  1531 

saratoga  county. 

Resolved,  that  Thomas  Rogers  of  Moreau  in  the  county  of  Sara- 
toga be  and  he  is  hereby  appointed  a  brigadier  general  in  the  militia 
of  this  State. 

Ninth  brigade  of  infantry : 

John  Dunning,  brigadier  general,  vice  S.  Clark,  promoted. 

Sixty-third  regiment: 

John  M.  Berry,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  T.  Rogers,  promoted; 
Herman  Gansevoort,  first  major,  vice  Berry,  promoted;  Seth  Perry, 
junior,  second  do,  vice  Gansevoort,  promoted. 

William  Harris,  junior,  captain,  vice  H.  Gansevoort,  promoted; 
Thomas  B.  Thompson,  lieutenant,  vice  Harris,  promoted;  Philander 
Doty,  ensign,  vice  Thompson,  promoted;  Anson  Thompson,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  E.  Dunham,  moved;  Thomas  S.  Mott,  ensign,  vice  T. 
Dunham,  United  States  army;  Jason  Adams,  ensign,  vice  Patterson, 
moved. 

Josiah  Perry,  junior,  captain,  vice  S.  Perry,  promoted;  Curtis 
Wheeler,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Perry,  promoted;  Ziba  Arnold,  ensign, 
vice  Wheeler,  promoted;  Philander  Doty,  adjutant,  vice  Terhune, 
promoted;  Pardon  Elms,  ensign,  vice  Doty,  promoted. 

John  McDowel,  captain  of  light  infantry,  vice  D.  Linsey,  resigned; 
Henry  Stafford,  lieutenant  of  do,  vice  McDowel,  promoted;  Paisley 
Lang,  ensign  of  do. 

OTSEGO    COUNTY. 

Seventh  regiment  of  infantry  (James  Stewart,  lieutenant  colonel) : 
Nathaniel  Todd,  second  major;  Amos  Belding,  adjutant: 
Lionel  Sheldon,  captain;  William  Barret,  lieutenant;  Alden  Mar- 
vin, ensign. 

John  Chase,  captain;  Josiah  Hubbard,  lieutenant;  Harvey  W. 
Babcock,  ensign. 


1814. 


1814. 


i532  Annual  Report  of  the 

Peter  Roseboom,  captain;  John  J.  Snyder,  lieutenant;  Truman 
Gilbert,  ensign. 

ONEIDA    COUNTY. 

Eighth  regiment  of  artillery  (Joseph  French,  lieutenant  colonel): 
Nathaniel  Eells,  captain,  vice  T.  Skinner,  resigned;  John  B.  Pease, 
first  lieutenant;  John  Bernard,  second  lieutenant. 

HERKIMER    COUNTY. 

Fortieth  regiment  of  infantry  (Matthew  Myers,  lieutenant  colonel) : 
Warner   Folts,   captain  light   infantry,  vice   M.   Weber,  moved; 

Jacob    Folts,   lieutenant,   vice   W.    Folts,   promoted;   William   W. 

Tygart,  ensign  do,  vice  J.  Folts,  promoted. 

SARATOGA    COUNTY. 

Forty-first  regiment: 

Lawrence  Hooper,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  J.  Dunning,  promoted; 
Coleman  Gates,  first  major,  vice  Flooper,  promoted. 

MONTGOMERY    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Twenty-second  regiment  (Tiffany  Brockway, 
lieutenant  colonel): 

Samuel  Bant,  captain  of  light  infantry,  vice  W.  Newton,  resigned; 
Joseph  Whitney,  lieutenant  of  do,  vice  Bant,  promoted;  John  Warn, 
ensign  of  do,  vice  Whitney,  promoted. 

ONTARIO    COUNTY. 

Seventh  regiment  of  artillery  (Walter  Grieve,  lieutenant  colonel) : 
John  A.  Stevens,  captain,  vice  R.  Hart,  resigned;  Asahel  Morse, 

first  lieutenant,  vice  Stevens,  promoted;  Levi  B.  Woodward,  second 

lieutenant. 

DELAWARE    COUNTY. 

Fifth  regiment  of  artillery  (Wm.  Dickson,  of  Albany  county,  lieu- 
tenant colonel): 


State  Historian.  1533 

1814. 
Joel  Gillet,  captain;  William  Hine,  first  lieutenant;  Hezekiah  How- 
ard, second  lieutenant. 

WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Fifty-fourth  regiment  of  infantry  (Pliny  Adams, 
lieutenant  colonel) : 

Samuel  Everts,  adjutant;  Joshua  Harnden,  quartermaster,  vice 
S.  D.  Kellogg;  John  P.  Adams,  paymaster,  vice  S.  Everts;  Amasa 
Allen,  surgeon;  Ira  Boscom,  surgeon's  mate. 

Silas  Walker,  lieutenant,  vice  Frank,  resigned;  Samuel  Wood- 
ward, ensign;  Mason  Pierce,  lieutenant;  John  Fuller,  ensign;  James 
Covill,  lieutenant;  Calvin  Townson,  ensign;  Samuel  Black,  lieu- 
tenant; Micah  G.  Bigelow,  ensign. 

Stephen  Barber,  captain,  vice  Coggswell,  resigned;  Amos  Mar- 
ville,  lieutenant;  Isaiah  Inman,  junior,  ensign. 

Amos  Otis,  captain,  vice  E.  Backus,  resigned;  Phinehas  Spencer, 
lieutenant;  Beriah  Sprage,  junior,  ensign. 

Isaac  Worden,  captain  of  light  infantry,  vice  Delamatter,  resigned; 
Daniel  Hatch,  lieutenant  do;  Amos  Griffith,  ensign  do. 

Peter  J.  PL  Myers,  captain;  Amos  Wiswell,  lieutenant;  Alexander 
Lyttle,  ensign;  Robert  Sackrider,  lieutenant;  Israel  Town,  ensign — 
of  riflemen. 

Sixth  regiment  of  artillery: 

Jacob  Foster,  captain,  vice  Foster,  dead;  Abraham  Searles,  first 
lieutenant;  Alexander  Wood,  second  lieutenant. 

ST.   LAWRENCE  COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Twenty-third  regiment: 

Richard  Flack,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  T.  B.  Benedict,  resigned; 
Jacob  Arnold,  junior,  first  major,  vice  Flack,  promoted;  Elisha 
Griffin,  second  do;  Charles  D.  Raymond,  adjutant;  Silvius  Hoard, 
quartermaster. 


1534  Annual  Report  of  the 

1814. 

Nathaniel  Holt,  captain,  vice  Griffin,  promoted;  John  Ross,  lieu- 
tenant; Samuel  W.  Phelps,  ensign. 

Horatio  G.  Berthrong,  captain  of  a  new  company;  Benjamin  Pike, 
lieutenant;  Alfred  Davis,  ensign. 

Ebenezer  Round,  captain;  Mansfield  Bristol,  lieutenant;  Silas 
Kellogg,  ensign. 

William  Richardson,  captain:  Christopher  Willson,  lieutenant; 
Alvin  White,  ensign. 

Thomas  D.  Olin,  captain;  Jonathan  Smith,  lieutenant;  Joseph 
Olin,  ensign. 

John  Lytle,  captain;  David  Hannah,  lieutenant;  Samuel  Lytle, 
ensign. 

Joseph  York,  captain;  William  Guest,  lieutenant;  Roswell  Chapin, 
ensign;  Junius  Welton,  lieutenant;  Stephen  Foot,  ensign. 

WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

Fiftieth  regiment  of  infantry  (John  McCleary,  lieutenant  colonel) : 
William  M.  McFarland,  captain;  Philo  Curtis,  lieutenant;  Roger 
Crary,  ensign — riflemen. 

COLUMBIA    COUNTY. 

Resolved,  that  Elisha  Holly  be  no  longer  a  captain  of  light  infan- 
try in  the  Fifteenth  regiment  of  infantry  in  our  said  State  com- 
manded by  Lieutenant  Colonel  John  Shaver,  and  that  a  supersedeas 
issue  accordingly. 

ST.    LAWRENCE    AND    JEFFERSON    COUNTIES. 

Fourth  brigade  of  infantry : 

Thomas  B.  Benedict,  brigadier  general,  vice  Jacob  Brown,  United 
States  army. 

GREENE    COUNTY. 

Fifth  regiment  of  cavalry  (Walter  T.  Livingston,  lieutenant 
colonel) : 


State  Historian.  1535 

Abijah  Stone,  captain;  Bennet  Osborn,  first  lieutenant;  Aaron 
Steel,  second  lieutenant;  John  Beach,  cornet. 

Russel  Hamilton,  captain,  vice  Bently,  absent;  Rufus  Boynton, 
first  lieutenant;  Abel  Blackman,  second  lieutenant;  Underhill  Budd, 
cornet. 

SARATOGA    COUNTY. 

Sixty-third  regiment  (John  M.  Berry,  lieutenant  colonel): 
Samuel  Crippin,  captain,  vice  D.  Tillotson,  resigned;  James  Spratt, 
ensign,  vice  W.  Clark,  deceased. 


1815. 


The  Republicans  controlled  both  branches  of  the  Legislature  of 
1815,  mainly  because  of  the  patriotic  spirit  they  had  displayed  in 
the  conduct  of  the  war.  The  news  arrived  February  12th  that  the 
treaty  of  peace  between  Great  Britain  and  the  United  States  nad 
been  signed  at  Ghent  December  24,  1814. 

The  regular  session  began  January  31,  1815,  and  the  following 
day  the  new  Council  of  Appointment  was  announced:  Jonathan 
Dayton  of  Suffolk,  Lucas  Elmenuorf  of  Ulster,  Ruggles  Hubbard 
of  Rensselaer,  and  Farrand  Stranahan  of  Otsego.  No  time  was 
lost  in  removing  every  Federalist  from  office.  Martin  Van  Buren 
was  appointed  attorney  general  as  soon  as  Abraham  Van  Vechten 
was  removed,  an  appointment  that  produced  considerable  discord 
in  the  Republican  ranks.  The  schism  in  the  Republican  party  was 
not  abridged  by  the  removal  of  DeWitt  Clinton  from  the  office  of 
mayor  of  New  York,  and  the  appointment  of  John  Ferguson,  the 
grand  sachem  of  the  Tammany  Society,  as  his  successor,  the  change 
having  been  inspired  by  personal  jealousy  and  resentment  rather 
than  from  political  motives.  In  July  Mr.  Ferguson  resigned  in 
order  to  accept  the  position  of  surveyor  of  the  port  of  New  York, 
and  he  in  turn  was  succeeded  as  mayor  by  Judge  Jacob  Radcliff, 


1815. 


1536  Annual  Report  of  the 

who,  as  a  Federalist,  was  displaced  by  DeWitt  Clinton  in  1810. 
Jacob  Rutsen  Van  Rensselaer  ceased  to  be  Secretary  of  State  bv 
order  of  the  Council,  who  appointed  General  Peter  B.  Porter  of 
Black  Rock,  one  of  the  heroes  of  the  second  war  with  Great  Britain. 
Charles  Z.  Piatt  was  removed  as  State  Treasurer  and  was  succeeded 
by  Gerrit  L.  Dox  of  Albany. 


Febnfary        -^s  Exce^ency  the  Commander-in-chief  having  reported  to  the 
Council  that  during:  the  recess  he  had  conferred  on  Peter  B.  Porter 


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the  brevet  rank  of  major  general  of  the  militia  of  this  State  in  appro- 
bation of  his  gallantry  and  services  rendered  as  a  brigadier  general 
in  the  battles  of  Chippewa  and  Bridgewater,and  having  also  reported 
the  distinguished  conduct  of  the  said  Peter  B.  Porter  in  the  sev- 
eral rencounters  which  took  place  with  the  enemy  at  Erie,  it  is,  there- 
fore, unanimously 

Resolved,  that  the  said  brevet  be  confirmed  and  that  the  said 
Peter  B.  Porter  be  and  he  is  hereby  appointed  a  major  general  in 
the  militia  of  the  State  of  Xew  York. 

The  Commander-in-chief  reported  that  Jonathan  Williams, 
esquire,  late  colonel  of  the  corps  of  engineers  of  the  United  States, 
having  rendered  distinguished  services  to  the  State  of  Xew  York 
in  planning  and  erecting  the  fortifications  thereof,  and  in  the  several 
defences  of  the  city  of  Xew  York  without  any  remuneration  or 
acknowledgment  therefor,  he  had  in  consideration  of  such  services 
and  of  his  high  estimation  of  the  talents  and  virtues  of  the  said 
Jonathan  Williams,  conferred  upon  him  the  brevet  rank  of  brigadier 
general  in  the  militia  of  the  State,  thereupon, 

Resolved,  unanimously,  that  the  said  brevet  be  confirmed,  and 
that  the  said  Jonathan  Williams  be  and  he  is  hereby  appointed  a 
brigadier  general  in  the  militia  of  the  State  of  Xew  York. 


State  Historian.  1537 

1815. 

Resolved,  that  the  brevet  assignments  by  the  Commander-in-chief 
of  Gulian  C.  Verplanck  as  captain  in  the  militia,  and  of  Hugh  Max- 
well and  Samuel  R.  Betts,  as  majors,  be  confirmed,  and  that  they 
respectively  be  appointed  to  the  said  respective  offices  in  the  militia 
of  this  State  with  rank  respectively  from  the  first  day  of  August  last. 

ESSEX    COUNTY. 

Fortieth  brigade  of  infantry — a  new  company  of  riflemen: 
Joseph  Wyman,  captain;  Leander  J.  Lockwood,  lieutenant;  Paul 
Kendrick,  ensign. 

RICHMOND    COUNTY. 

Thirteenth  regiment  of  artillery,  first  brigade — new  companies: 
Joseph  Seguin,  captain;  Asbury  Crocheron,  first  lieutenant;  John 
Crocheron,  second  lieutenant. 

Reuben  Crocheron,  captain;  Peter  Tyren,  first  lieutenant;  Cor- 
nelius Kruser,  second  lieutenant. 

WESTCHESTER    COUNTY 

First  division  of  infantry:  1815. 

February 

Richard  War  1  (of  Westchester  county),  inspector. 

NEW    YORK    COUNTY. 

Division  of  artillery: 

Jacob  Morton,  major  general,  vice  E.  Stevens,  resigned. 

In  the  militia  of  this  State: 

Gerard  Steddiford,  a  major  general. 

Tenth  brigade  of  infantry : 

Jasper  WTard,  brigadier  general,  vice  G.  Steddiford,  promoted. 

The  Commander-in-chief  having  laid  before  the  Council  an  official 
communication  from  Brigadier  General  Oliver  Collins,  commanding 
at  Sackett's  Harbor,  the  23d  of  October  last,  containing  the  fol- 
lowing report,  viz: 
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'  I  am  extremely  mortified  that  T  am  obliged  to  report  to  your 
Excellency  Captain  Obadiah  Latham  and  Lieutenant  Albion  Smith 
of  the  One  Hundred  and  Thirty-fourth  regiment,  commanded  by 
Lieutenant  Colonel  William  Stone,  in  the  thirteenth  brigade,  as 
having  disgraced  their  commissions  by  deserting  their  companies 
at  this  post.  They  practiced  a  shameful  deception  on  me,  by  feign- 
ing ill-health  and  requesting  a  pass  to  get  by  the  picket  to  enjoy 
the  fresh  air  which  I  granted,  with  an  express  order  to  return  the 
same  day.  Instead  of  obeying  the  order  they  packed  up  and  left 
the  camp  altogether  and  took  with  them  two  soldiers.  I  received 
letters  from  them  dated  at  Watertown,  stating  that  they  there  waited 
my  further  orders  and  making  an  apology  for  their  disobedience, 
upon  which  I  sent  an  officer  to  arrest  them.  On  his  arrival  at 
Watertown  he  enquired  at  the  house  where  they  said  they  were, 
but  found  they  had  not  been  there  at  all;  they  must  consequently 
have  false  dated  their  letters,  anticipating  a  pursuit.  Captain  Latham 
also  wrote  to  his  lieutenant  (Shepard),  to  get  the  company  dis- 
charged— if  he  could  not  do  that,  to  come  off  with  the  men. 

"  They  have  eluded  my  pursuit  and  prevented  a  trial — all  I  can 
do  now  is  to  leave  them  to  the  disposal  of  your  Excellency." 
Whereupon 

ONEIDA    COUNTY. 

Resolved,  that  Obadiah  Latham  be  no  longer  a  captain  in  the 
One  Hundred  and  Thirty-fourth  regiment  of  infantry  of  the  militia 
of  this  State,  and  that  Albion  Smith  be  no  longer  a  lieutenant  in 
said  regiment,  and  that  a  supersedeas  issue  to  them  respectively. 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Fifty-fifth  regiment  of  infantry:  Peleg  R. 
Allen,  surgeon's  mate,  vice  Wells,  who  declines. 


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1815. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Fifth  regiment  of  artillery:  Daniel  Monel,  captain,  with  rank 
from  the  13th  day  of  August  last. 

NEW   YORK    COUNTY. 

Tenth   brigade  of  infantry:    Richard   Hatfield,  brigade  quarter-       ms 

0  April 

6. 

master. 

Seventy-fifth  regiment  of  infantry : 

John  Coffin,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Ward,  promoted;  Elisha 
Brewster,  surgeon,  vice  I.  Onderdonk,  declining;  Harvey  Weed, 
paymaster. 

Captains — Halsted  E.  Haight,  vice  Cropsey,  resigned;  Gilbert 
Burling,  vice  Warren,  United  States  army;  Shivers  Parker,  Francis 
Doremus. 

Lieutenants — Simon  P.  Schermerhorn,  vice  Haight,  promoted; 
John  J.  Boyd,  vice  Burling,  do;  Richard  E.  Mount,  vice  Parker,  do; 
William  Geib,  vice  Russel,  United  States  service;  Joseph  W.  Dur- 
yee,  vice  Frazer,  do;  Harvey  Weed;  Marmaduke  Waud. 

Ensigns — Oliver  York,  junior,  vice  Schermerhorn,  promoted; 
Nicholas  Everett,  vice  Boyd,  do;  Alfred  Weed,  vice  Mount,  do; 
George  D.  Davenport,  vice  Geib,  do ;  William  Goelet  Bucknor,  vice 
Duryee,  do;  Richard  R.  Woodward,  vice  Weed,  do;  James  H. 
Guion,  vice  Waud,  do. 

Eighty-fifth  regiment  of  infantry  (Lieutenant  Colonel  Edward  W. 
Laight): 

James  T.  Jones,  paymaster,  vice  Watson,  permanently  ill;  Samuel 
W.  Moore,  surgeon,  vice  Gamage,  removed;  Daniel  W.  Kissam, 
surgeon's  mate,  vice  Moore,  promoted. 

Captains — John  T.  Jones,  vice  Seaman,  resigned;  Jesse  Birdsall, 
vice  Livingston,  resigned. 


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Lieutenants — Jacob  Ricketts,  junior,  vice  Jones,  promoted;  James 
T.  Jones,  vice  Birdsall,  promoted. 

Ensigns — Charles  Osborn;  Joseph  Wallis;  John  Austin  Stevens; 
Thomas  C.  Mitchell,  vice  Hayward,  resigned;  Cornelius  Low,  vice 
Jones,  for  paymaster. 

Ninety-seventh  regiment  of  infantry  (Lieutenant  Colonel  William 
Paulding,  junior): 

Elisha  Morrill,  first  major,  vice  Crolius,  resigned;  Edward  N. 
Bibby,  surgeon,  vice  Eddy,  resigned;  Samuel  S.  Kuypers,  surgeon's 
mate,  vice  Bibby,  promoted. 

Captains — Stephen  Lockwood,  vice  Luyster,  resigned;  Frederick 
Muzzy,  vice  Ogden,  in  Europe;  John  Van  Brugh  Livingston,  vice 
Reed,  moved. 

Lieutenants — Alexander  Pyke,  vice  McComb,  resigned;  Ogden 
Hoffman,  vice  Lockwood,  promoted;  John  Rodgers  (with  rank 
from  September  I,  1814),  vice  Muzzy,  promoted;  John  Al  Burtus, 
vice  Livingston,  promoted. 

Ensigns — William  L.Morris,  vice  DePeyster, United  States  Army; 
Robert  Yates  Fairlie,  vice  Pyke,  promoted;  John  Bard  Pendleton, 
vice  Hoffman,  promoted;  Richard  R.  Morris,  vice  Rodgers,  pro- 
moted; Frederick  Wm.  Rhinelander,  vice  Al  Burtus,  promoted; 
Peter  T.  Curtenius. 

One  Hundred  and  Sixth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Captains — James  Swan,  vice  Roston,  resigned;  Charles  Keeler. 

Lieutenants — John  L.  Van  Kleeck,  junior,  vice  Swan,  promoted; 
William  W.  Tompkins,  vice  St.  John,  deceased. 

Ensigns — Epenetus  Piatt,  vice  Van  Kleeck,  promoted;  James 
McCall,  vice  Tompkins,  promoted. 

One  Hundred  and  Fifteenth  regiment  of  infantry  (Lieutenant 
Colonel  Beekman  M.  Van  Beuren): 


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1815. 

Aaron  Sergeant,  captain,  vice  Wood,  moved. 

Lieutenants — Carroll  M.  Gahagan,  vice  Brower,  deceased ;  Joseph 
J.  Trappan,  vice  Sergeant,  promoted;  James  E.  Winans,  vice  Van 
Buren,  moved. 

Ensigns — Robert  G.  L.  DePeyster,  vice  Gahagan,  promoted; 
Samuel  Van  Beuren,  vice  Trappan,  do;  Henry  Young,  vice  Winans, 
do;  David  Smith;  Peter  Force. 

Tenth  regiment  of  infantry : 

Gilbert  S.  Mount,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Anderson,  resigned. 

Captains— Samuel  Woodhull,  vice  Cargill,  resigned;  Nathaniel 
Tylee,  vice  Hyslop,  moved;  Cornelius  R.  Dufne. 

Lieutenants — Selah  B.  Strong;  George  Washington  Browne,  vice 
Woodhull,  promoted;  John  Low,  junior,  vice  Tylee,  promoted; 
Lewis  G.  Irving;  Philip  Verplanck  Hoffman,  vice  Dufne,  promoted. 

Ensigns — William  Dunlap,  vice  Strong,  promoted;  John  Rankin, 
vice  Browne,  do;  Charles  Squire,  vice  Low,  do;  William  Russell, 
vice  Irving,  do. 

Light  Infantry — Samuel  K. Staples,  captain;  Amos  P.Ketcham, 
lieutenant;  William  Hagadorn,  ensign. 

Fifty-first  regiment  of  infantry  (Isaac  A.  Van  Hook,  lieutenant 
colonel) : 

Stephen  Price,  first  major,  vice  G.  S.  Mount,  promoted;  Henry 
M.  Groshon,  surgeon's  mate. 

Joshua  Hyatt,  captain,  vice  C.  King,  appointed  aide  to  general; 
James  Horn,  lieutenant,  vice  Hyatt,  promoted ;  John  S.  Durry,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Griffin,  resigned. 

Eighty-second  regiment  of  infantry  (Wm.  W.  Todd,  lieutenant 
colonel) : 

Henry  H.  Schieffelin,  second  major,  vice  E.  L.  Schieffelin, 
resigned. 


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Captains — James  Stryker,  vice  E.  L.  Schieffelin,  promoted;  Ber- 
nard Sprong,  vice  H.  H.  Schieffelin,  promoted;  James  Renwick, 
vice  A.  Stevens,  promoted. 

Lieutenants — Peter  W.  Benjamin,  vice  Stryker,  promoted;  George 
Rogers,  vice  Sprong,  promoted;  George  W.  Hyer,  vice  Renwick, 
do;  George  L.  Brown,  vice  Chrystie,  adjutant;  Herman  B.  Stryker, 
vice  Fleming,  quartermaster. 

Ensigns — LeRoy  McEvers,  vice  R.  I.  Renwick,  paymaster;  John 
R.  Rhinelander,  vice  Prowitt,  deceased;  Smith  Ovitt,  vice  Brown, 
promoted. 

Captains — John  McGregor,  vice  Maxwell,  resigned;  Henry 
Fisher,  vice  Emmet,  resigned;  Alexander  Fleming,  vice  Hammond, 
resigned;  Albert  Chrystie. 

Lieutenants — John  L.  Schieffelin,  vice  McGregor,  promoted; 
Emelius  Tardy,  vice  Fisher,  do;  Michael  C.  Nestell,  vice  Fleming, 
do;  Robert  I.  Renwick,  vice  Bogardus,  superseded. 

One  Hundred  and  Twenty-fifth  regiment  of  infantry  (D.  Dodge, 
lieutenant  colonel): 

Joseph  D.  Fay,  first  major,  vice  E.  W.  King,  declined. 

Captains — Matthias  B.  Edgar,  vice  Alsop,  resigned;  Henry  S. 
Dodge,  vice  Fisher,  resigned. 

Lieutenants — David  Banks,  junior,  vice  Edgar,  promoted;  Ferris 
Pell,  vice  Dodge,  promoted;  Jacob  Rabineau,  vice  Jay,  resigned. 

Ensigns — David  Raymond,  vice  Banks,  promoted ;  Joseph  Knapp, 
vice  Pell,  promoted;  John  Hildreth,  vice  Rabineau,  promoted; 
Gabriel  Winter,  vice  Stewart,  moved. 

One  Hundred  and  Forty-second  regiment  of  infantry  (N.  Sayre, 
lieutenant  colonel): 

Abraham  Stevens,  second  major,  vice  Richards,  resigned. 

Ichabod  Burnet,  captain,  vice  J.  O.  Dey,  moved. 


State  Historian.  1543 

Lieutenants— Charles  Watts;  Henry  Walworth,  vice  Burnet,  pro- 
moted. 

Ensigns — William  Warner,  junior,  vice  Watts,  promoted;  John 
A.  Sidell,  vice  Walworth,  promoted;  George  E.  Smith,  vice  Living- 
ston, resigned;  William  Sidney  Smith,  vice  Barnwell,  unfit  for  duty; 
Samuel  B.  Nicoll,  junior,  vice  Varick,  deceased;  Charles  Mapes,  vice 
Spicer,  declined. 

SUFFOLK    COUNTY. 

Thirty-third  brigade  of  infantry : 

John  Floyd,  brigadier  general,  vice  Rose,  resigned. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirty-seventh  regiment  of  infantry: 

Tredwell  Scudder,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Floyd,  promoted; 
Samuel  Strong,  first  major,  vice  Smith,  moved;  Charles  H.  Havens, 
surgeon,  vice  D.  Kissam,  resigned. 

Henry  S.  Nicoll,  captain,  vice  Strong,  promoted;  Eliphalet  Mou- 
bary,  lieutenant,  vice  H.  S.  Nicoll,  promoted;  Wickham  Concklin, 
ensign,  vice  E.  Moubary,  promoted. 

Isaac  Conklin,  captain,  vice  A.  Conklin,  resigned;  Piatt  Conklin, 
lieutenant,  vice  I.  Conklin,  promoted. 

James  Nostrand,  captain,  vice  E.  Baylies,  resigned;  Richard  Oak- 
ley, lieutenant,  vice  J.  Nostrand,  promoted;  John  Oakley,  junior, 
ensign,  vice  R.  Oakley,  promoted;  Joshua  Robbins,  lieutenant,  vice 
J.  Bergen,  moved;  John  Carll,  ensign,  vice  Robbins,  promoted. 

Eightieth  regiment  of  infantry  (I.  Wickham,  lieutenant  colonel): 

David  Hedges,  adjutant,  vice  J.  Mulford,  resigned;  Micajah  Her- 
rick,  quartermaster,  vice  M.  Dayton,  resigned. 

Lieutenants — Josiah  Mulford,  vice  D.  Hedges,  promoted;  Solon 
Parsons,  vice  S.  Hedges,  declined. 

One  Hundred  and  Seventh  regiment  of  infantry  (J.  Moore,  lieu- 
tenant colonel): 


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1544  Annual  Report  of  the 

Joshua  Fleet,  captain,  vice  T.  Wines,  resigned;  Joseph  Glover, 
junior,  lieutenant,  vice  B.  Wells,  resigned;  Horace  Overton,  ensign, 
vice  J.  Fleet,  promoted;  Noah  Young,  ensign,  vice  Fanning,  moved. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirty-second  regiment  of  infantry  (I.  Satterly, 
lieutenant  colonel): 

George  Brown,  first  major,  vice  T.  Rose,  resigned;  Benjamin  Hal- 
lock,  second  major,  vice  G.  Brown,  promoted;  Timothy  Davis,  quar- 
termaster, vice  S.  Robinson,  moved. 

David  Overton,  captain,  vice  B.  Hallock,  promoted;  James  Nor- 
ton, lieutenant,  vice  D.  Overton,  promoted. 

John  Woodhull,  captain,  vice  D.  Robbins,  resigned;  Daniel  Davis, 
lieutenant,  vice  J.  Woodhull,  promoted;  Merodach  Havens,  ensign, 
vice  D.  Davis,  promoted. 

Hezekiah  Sanford,  captain,  vice  J.  Havens,  moved;  Nathaniel 
Robinson,  lieutenant,  vice  B.  Wines,  resigned;  John  Leek,  ensign, 
vice  H.  Sanford,  promoted;  Sylvester  Foster,  ensign,  vice  N.  Haw- 
kins, resigned. 

Merrit  Learned,  captain,  vice  E.  Tower,  moved;  John  Havens, 
lieutenant,  vice  M.  Learned,  promoted;  Ebenezer  Ackerly,  ensign, 
vice  J.  Havens,  promoted. 

RICHMOND    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Forty-sixth  regiment  of  infantry  (R.  Conner, 
lieutenant  colonel) : 

Stephen  Mersereau,  captain,  vice  Perine,  resigned;  Richard  Mer- 
rill, captain,  vice  Houseman,  resigned. 

Edward  O.  Perine,  lieutenant,  vice  Mesereau,  promoted;  William 
Corsen,  lieutenant,  vice  Merrill,  promoted;  Henry  Miller,  junior, 
ensign,  vice  Haughwout,  declined. 


State  Historian.  1545 

new  york  county. 

Battalion  of  Governor's  Guard : 

Daniel  E.  Dunscomb,  first  major  commandant,  with  rank  from 
May  4th,  1 814;  James  B.  Murray,  second  major,  do  from  December 
23;  Gerardus  A.  Cooper,  surgeon,  do  do  May  4,  do;  John  W.  B. 
Murray,  surgeon's  mate,  do  do  May  4,  do;  Thomas  Y.  How,  chap- 
lain, do  December  23,  do;  John  J.  Mumford,  adjutant  and  first  lieu- 
tenant, May  4,  do;  Charles  McKenna,  captain,  May  4,  do;  James  B. 
Murray,  do,  May  4,  do;  Theodore  F.  Brett,  do,  December  23,  do; 
Daniel  Rogers,  do,  December  23,  do;  William  H.  Priest,  first  lieu- 
tenant, December  23,  do;  Thomas  W.  C.  Moore,  do,  December  23, 
do;  John  Muir,  second  lieutenant,  December  23,  do;  Daniel  W. 
Crocker,  captain  of  horse  artillery,  May  4,  do;  Samuel  Purdy,  first 
lieutenant  do,  May  4,  do. 

In  the  militia  of  this  State: 

John  Fine,  lieutenant,  with  rank  from  October  1,  1814. 

QUEENS    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Seventeenth  regiment  of  infantry  (Lieutenant 
Colonel  Rem  B.  Simonson): 

Jam.s  McQueen,  captain,  vice  John  McQueen,  moved;  Cooper 
Stores,  lieutenant,  vice  Jas.  McQueen,  promoted. 

Dobson  Allen,  captain,  vice  J.  I.  Schenk,  promoted;  John  K.  Hay- 
den,  lieutenant,  vice  D.  Allen,  promoted;  John  K.  Allen,  ensign,  vice 
Hayden,  promoted. 

John  K.  Cashow,  captain,  vice  G.  Tappen,  moved;  Samuel  Cock, 
lieutenant,  vice  D.  Cock,  moved. 

John  Stivers,  captain,  vice  B.  Sweet,  moved;  David  Weeks,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  J.  Stivers,  promoted;  Daniel  Golden,  ensign,  vice  D. 
Weeks,  promoted. 


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1546  Annual  Report  of  the 

westchester  county. 

Twelfth  regiment  of  infantry  (Jonathan Varian, lieutenant  colonel): 

Maurice  S.  Griffin,  captain,  vice  E.  Horton,  declining. 

Lieutenants — Absalom  Bonnett;  Elijah  Huestis,  vice  Wendover, 
declined;  Henry  Kip. 

Cornelius  Berrian,  ensign. 

Thirty-eighth  regiment  of  infantry  (A.  Harris,  lieutenant  colonel) : 

Joseph  M.  Scribner,  surgeon's  mate. 

John  Holmes,  junior,  captain,  vice  I.  Waterbury,  moved;  Ran- 
dell  Palmer,  lieutenant,  vice  S.  Ward,  do;  Samuel  Smith,  junior, 
ensign,  vice  T.  S.  Fancher,  do. 

William  Lyon,  captain,  vice  G.  Sarles,  do;  James  G.  Pine,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  W.  Lyon,  promoted;  Stephen  Holmes,  junior,  ensign, 
vice  A.  Sherwood,  moved;  Jacob  Dickinson,  lieutenant,  vice  S.  New- 
man, deceased;  Amaziah  Mead,  lieutenant,  vice  E.  Smith,  resigned; 
David  Reynolds,  ensign,  vice  A.  Mead,  promoted. 

Ebenezer  Knox,  captain,  vice  J.  Hawley,  resigned;  Richard  H. 
Lockwood,  lieutenant,  vice  E.  Knox,  promoted;  Lewis  June, 
ensign;  Jacob  Hull,  lieutenant,  vice  I.  Pardee,  do;  Josiah  Gilbert, 
second,  ensign,  vice  J.  Brady,  resigned. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirty-ninth  regiment  of  infantry  (N.  Mont- 
ross,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Thomas  A.  Ward,  captain,  vice  W.  Ward,  declined;  Caleb  Smith, 
lieutenant,  vice  T.  A.  Ward,  promoted;  Garrit  Layster,  ensign,  vice 
C.  Smith,  promoted. 

Thirty-third  regiment  of  infantry  (Lieutenant  Colonel  David 
Hobby) : 

Nehemiah  Brown,  junior,  captain;  Lott  Merritt,  lieutenant;  Reu- 
ben Coe,  ensign. 

To  take  rank  from  March  2.  1814: 


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Rivers  Morrell,  second  major,  vice  Foshay,  deceased;  Gilbert 
Forbes,  surgeon,  vice  Fisher,  deceased. 

Elias  Purdy,  captain,  vice  B.  Thomas,  deceased;  Samuel  Nail, 
lieutenant,  vice  E.  Purdy,  promoted. 

Nehemiah  Purdy,  captain,  vice  S.  Nail,  promoted. 

Gilbert  Purdy,  captain,  vice  J.  Gale,  moved;  Merritt  Sands,  lieu- 
tenant; Caleb  Haight,  ensign. 

Jacob  Johnston,  captain,  vice  Banks,  resigned;  James  Guion,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Johnston,  promoted;  Isaac  Tripp,  ensign. 

Hyatt  Lyon,  captain,  vice  Purdy,  resigned;  Joseph  Purdy,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Lyon,  promoted;  John  Miller,  ensign;  Daniel  Dean, 
ensign,  vice  R.  P.  Ross,  moved. 

Light  Infantry — George  Worden,  junior,  captain;  Daniel 
Stogsdell,  lieutenant;  Henry  Davids,  ensign. 

ORANGE    COUNTY. 

Fourteenth  regiment  of  infantry  (Isaac  Belknap,  lieutenant 
colonel) : 

William  Woolsey,  captain,  vice  L.  Smith,  resigned;  Zadock  Lewis, 
ensign,  vice  Hunt,  moved. 

Daniel  Tooker,  captain,  vice  P.  Boyd,  moved;  Cornelius  Rum- 
sey,  lieutenant,  vice  D.  Tooker,  promoted;  Samuel  M.  Logan, 
lieutenant. 

David  Staples,  captain. 

Fifth  regiment  of  infantry  (Benjamin  Woodward,  lieutenant 
colonel): 

James  Faulkner,  first  major,  vice  L.  Christ,  refusing;  John  Dun- 
ning, second  major,  vice  J.  Faulkner,  promoted;  Jacob  Satterly, 
adjutant,  vice  J.  Bingham,  promoted;  David  Strachan,  quarter- 
master,  vice  Miller,  promoted. 


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Captains — Daniel  Reeve,  vice  J.  Dunning-,  do;  James  Bingham, 
vice  J.  M.  Steele,  disabled;  Abraham  Wilkin,  vice  Harlow,  resigned; 
Walter  Moore,  vice  Dunning,  promoted. 

Daniel  Denton,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  M.  Steele,  disabled;  Jason  Cor- 
win,  lieutenant,  vice  Harlow,  resigned. 

William  Jackson  captain,  vice  Blake,  resigned;  William  Otis, 
lieutenant. 

Ensigns — John  White,  junior,  vice  A.  Wilkin,  promoted;  George 
F.  Seybolt,  vice  J.  Satterly,  promoted;  Jonathan  B.  Webb,  vice  J. 
Cox,  promoted. 

Jonathan  Cox,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Kirby,  resigned. 

Charles  Borland,  captain;  John  Yeckley,  lieutenant;  Abraham 
Hunter,  lieutenant;  John  C.  Reeve,  ensign;  Joshua  Conger,  ensign. 

ULSTER    COUNTY. 

Twenty-eighth  regiment  of  infantry: 

John  Jansen,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  J.  Dill,  refusing;  Alexander 
Ross,  first  major,  vice  Jansen,  promoted. 

Jacobus  H.  Van  Keuren,  lieutenant,  vice  A.  Jansen. 

Ninety-second  regiment  of  infantry  (A.  J.  Hardenbergh,  lieuten- 
ant colonel) : 

Jacob  Deyo,  first  major,  vice  J.  Lefeyer,  moved;  Selah  Tuthill, 
second  major,  vice  J.  Deyo,  promoted. 

Captains — Methusalem  Dubois,  junior,  vice  S.  Tuthill,  promoted; 
Simon  M.  Lefever,  vice  Z.  Freer,  resigned;  Henry  M.  Ostrander, 
vice  J.  Russell,  resigned. 

Lieutenants — John  H.  Lefever,  vice  M.  Dubois,  promoted;  Isaac 
Low,  vice  S.  M.  Lefever,  promoted;  Benjamin  Russell,  vice  A. 
Ostrander,  moved. 

Ensigns — Daniel  Sloot,  vice  J.  A.  Lefever,  promoted;  Jonathan 


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Angavin  Latten,  vice  I.  Louw,  promoted;  Ezra  Williamson,  vice 
H.  Ostrander,  promoted;  Abraham  J.  Eltinge,  vice  P.  Bevier, 
refusing. 

COLUMBIA    COUNTY. 

Twelfth  brigade  of  infantry: 

Charles  McKinstry,  brigadier  general,  vice  S.  Ten  Broeck, 
resigned. 

Forty-seventh  regiment  of  infantry  (J.  R.  Van  Rensselaer,  lieu- 
tenant colonel): 

James  Fleming,  adjutant,  vice  J.  Jurdon,  resigned;  William  B. 
Ludlow,  quartermaster,  vice  J.  Fleming,  promoted. 

William  Van  Deusen,  captain,  vice  C.  Everts,  resigned;  Henry  H. 
Blass,  lieutenant,  vice  Van  Deusen,  promoted;  W'illiam  M.  Hallen- 
beeck,  ensign,  vice  H.  H.  Blass,  promoted;  George  Ostrander,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  W.  G.  Philip,  declined;  Wilhelmus  Ostrander,  lieuten- 
ant, vice  P.  Ostrander,  resigned;  Henry  G.  Philip,  ensign,  vice  G. 
Ostrander,  promoted. 

Isaac  Southard,  captain,  vice  S.  Wiltsie,  moved;  Henry  Melius, 
lieutenant,  vice  I.  Southard,  promoted;  Cornelius  Suefelt,  ensign, 
vice  H.  Melius,  do. 

Charles  Darling,  captain,  vice  F.  Folger,  declined;  Thomas  P. 
Newberry,  lieutenant,  vice  O.  A.  Allen,  declined;  Dirck  W.  Ten 
Broeck,  ensign,  vice  H.  Herder,  do. 

Forty-fourth  regiment  of  infantry: 

William  Tanner,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  C.  McKinstry,  promoted. 

William  Jordon,  first  major,  vice  Tanner,  promoted. 

Augustus  Reed,  captain,  vice  I.  Foster,  resigned;  Amos  M. 
Knapp,  lieutenant,  vice  A.  Reed,  promoted;  John  Utter,  ensign, 
vice  W.  Stuart,  moved;  David  P.  White,  ensign,  vice  S.  Wise,  do. 

Luther  Chace,  captain,  vice  J.  Knox,  do;  Peter  Downing,  lieu- 


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tenant,  vice  L.  Chace,  promoted;  Isaac  Downing-,  ensign,  vice  P. 
Downing,  promoted. 

Seventy-third  regiment  of  infantry: 

Asel  King,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  D.  Warner,  resigned;  Andrew 
Kingsley,  first  major,  vice  A.  King,  promoted;  James  Warner,  sec- 
ond major,  vice  Kingsley,  do. 

John  Morris,  captain,  vice  C.  Beale,  moved;  Samuel  Beale,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  J.  Morris,  promoted;  Elijah  Burrows,  ensign,  vice  J. 
Gardner,  resigned. 

Spencer  Carr,  captain,  vice  Zalmon  Skinner,  resigned;  Moses 
Cowles,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice  S.  Carr,  promoted;  Andrew  Stephen- 
son, ensign,  vice  M.  Cowles,  junior,  promoted;  George  Crego,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  C.  Briggs,  moved;  Warren  Brainard,  ensign,  vice  G. 
Crego,  promoted. 

One  Hundred  and  Sixty-fifth  regiment  of  infantry  (A.  X.  Holly, 
lieutenant  colonel): 

Albert  Felts,  captain,  vice  J.  Hysradt,  resigned;  Philip  A.  Coons, 
lieutenant,  vice  X.  Miller,  do;  John  Hoysradt,  ensign,  vice  Felts, 
promoted. 

William  Turner,  lieutenant,  vice  T.  Simonds,  moved;  Christopher 
Corl,  ensign,  vice  W.  Turner,  promoted. 

James  Conklin,  lieutenant,  vice  A.  Bain,  moved;  Hugh  Breessie, 
ensign,  vice  J.  Conklin,  promoted. 

Fifteenth  regiment  of  infantry  (John  Shaver,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Caleb  Washburn,  ensign,  vice  E.  Minor,  promoted;  Benjamin  T. 
Miller,  lieutenant,  vice  Cornelius  Washburn,  moved;  Teunis  Van 
Benschooten,  ensign,  vice  B.  T.  Miller,  promoted. 

John  Allen,  captain,  vice  L.  Haywood,  moved;  Henry  Van 
Hoesen,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Allen,  promoted;  Isaac  Sheldon,  ensign, 
vice  Van  Hoesen,  promoted. 


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1815. 

Fifty-sixth  regiment  of  infantry  (P.  J.  Vosburgh,  lieutenant 
colonel): 

David  Bidwell,  captain,  vice  A.  Witbeck,  resigned;  Lucas  Goes, 
lieutenant,  vice  D.  Bidwell,  promoted;  Isaac  Philips,  ensign,  vice 
T.  Eddy,  resigned. 

Isaac  Van  Dyke,  captain,  vice  J.  Van  Ness,  resigned;  James  A. 
Vanderpoel,  ensign,  vice  J.  Van  Dyke,  promoted. 

Lucas  Van  Alen,  captain,  vice  E.  Lapham,  moved;  James  B.  Van 
Valkenburgh,  captain,  vice  J.  Sutherland,  resigned;  John  M.  Blunt, 
lieutenant,  vice  Van  Valkenburgh,  promoted;  Winthrop  Philips, 
ensign,  vice  J.  M.  Blunt,  promoted. 

Arent  Gardinier,  captain,  vice  W.  Peterson,  resigned;  Luther 
Crocker,  lieutenant,  vice  A.  Gardinier,  promoted;  Morris  Sheldon, 
ensign,  vice  L.  Crocker,  promoted. 

Elbert  Goes,  captain,  vice  M.  Van  Alstyn,  resigned;  George  Chit- 
tenden, lieutenant,  vice  J.  Van  Hagen,  resigned;  Peter  Witbeck, 
ensign;  David  Van  Schaack,  ensign,  vice  C.  Van  Deusen,  declined. 

GREENE    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Tenth  regiment  of  infantry  (J.  T.  Van  Dalfsen, 
lieutenant  colonel): 

Benjamin  Foster,  captain,  vice  Weed,  resigned;  John  W.  Pros- 
ser,  lieutenant,  vice  B.  Foster,  promoted;  Abraham  Haguman, 
ensign,  vice  J.  W.  Prosser,  do. 

Forty-ninth  regiment  of  infantry  (Ezra  Post,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Elijah  Hawley,  first  major,  vice  Chittenden,  resigned;  Wilson 
Phelps,  second  major,  vice  E.  Hawley,  promoted;  William  Chap- 
man, adjutant,  vice  Austin,  resigned;  Jacob  Roggin,  quartermaster, 
vice  Chapman,  promoted;  John  Wileda,  paymaster,  vice  Roggin. 

James  M.  Sanford,  lieutenant,  vice  Stannard,  resigned;  Silas 
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1552  Annual  Report  of  the 

Simeon  Reynolds,  captain,  vice  Hawley,  promoted;  William  Rey- 
nolds, lieutenant,  vice  Nawler.  moved. 

William  Morris,  captain,  vice  Lockwood,  resigned;  Ebenezer 
Carter,  lieutenant,  vice  W.  Morris,  promoted;  Matthew  W.  Salis- 
bury, ensign,  vice  E.  Carter,  promoted;  William  Lewis,  lieutenant, 

vice  R.  N.  ,  moved;  Theodosius  Van  Tassel,  junior,  ensign, 

vice  Wr.  Lewis,  promoted. 

Dennis  Stocking,  captain,  vice  Kirtland,  resigned;  Lyman  Strong, 
lieutenant,  vice  Fields,  do;  Deliverance  Hervey,  ensign,  vice  Stock- 
ing, promoted. 

One  Hundred  and  Twentieth  regiment  of  infantry  (M.  Lawrence, 
lieutenant  colonel): 

Garret  Person,  junior,  second  major,  vice  Klein,  resigned. 

John  A.  Overbagh,  captain,  vice  Overbagh,  resigned;  John  Fiero, 
lieutenant,  vice  J.  A.  Overbagh,  promoted;  James  C.  D.  S.  Voorhis, 
ensign,  vice  J.  Fiero,  promoted. 

Ebenezer  Hall,  captain,  vice  Hamlin,  resigned;  Joel  Curtis,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Grimes,  do;  Isaac  Curtis,  ensign,  vice  Phillips,  do. 

William  Y.  Green,  captain,  vice  White,  dismissed;  Willard  Wells, 
lieutenant,  vice  W.  Y.  Green,  promoted;  William  FI.  Northrop, 
ensign,  vice  W.  Wells,  do. 

John  Van  Vechten,  captain,  vice  G.  Person,  junior,  promoted; 
David  Smith,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Van  Vechten,  do;  James  Bostwick, 
ensign,  vice  Sturges,  moved. 

Abraham  Laman,  captain,  vice  Van  Bergen,  resigned;  Neely 
Lawrence,  lieutenant,  vice  Sax,  resigned;  Tobias  Brett,  ensign,  vice 
Barringer,  do;  William  Tolley,  lieutenant,  vice  Williams,  moved; 
Benjamin  H.  Haviland,  junior,  ensign. 

One  Hundred  and  Sixteenth  regiment  of  infantry  (Jehiel  Tuttle, 
lieutenant  colonel): 


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Isaac  Buel,  second  major,  vice  Fuller,  resigned. 

Henry  R.  Avery,  lieutenant,  vice  Beach,  moved;  Caleb  Carr, 
ensign,  vice  H.  R.  Avery,  promoted. 

Abel  Holcomb,  junior,  captain,  vice  I.  Buel,  promoted:  Wyllis 
Hosford,  lieutenant,  vice  Holcomb,  junior,  promoted;  Harry  Hos- 
ford,  ensign,  vice  W.  Hosford  do. 

Isaac  Van  Valkenburgh,  captain,  vice  Bushnell;  Aaron  Bushnell, 
lieutenant,  vice  Van  Valkenburgh,  promoted;  Daniel  Rowley, 
ensign,  vice  A.  Bushnell,  promoted. 

Joseph  Hamilton,  captain,  vice  Prout,  resigned;  Benjamin  Kins- 
ley, lieutenant,  vice  J.  Hamilton,  promoted;  Samuel  Ives,  junior, 
ensign,  vice  B.  Kinsley,  do. 

SULLIVAN    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Nineteenth  regiment  of  infantry  (Wm.  A.  Cud- 
deback, lieutenant  colonel) : 

Samuel  Clark,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Cuddeback,  resigned;  Sal- 
mon Wheat,  first  major,  vice  S.  Clark,  promoted;  Henry  Newkirk, 
second  major,  vice  S.  Wheat,  do. 

George  Smith,  junior,  captain,  vice  H.  Newkirk,  promoted; 
Joseph  S.  Gillespy,  lieutenant,  vice  G.  Smith,  junior,  do;  Timothy 
Wheat,  ensign,  vice  G.  H.  Horton,  adjutant;  Abraham  Cuddeback, 
lieutenant,  vice  B.  Gumear,  moved;  Abraham  Van  Inwigen,  ensign, 
vice  C.  Van  Inwigen,  junior,  refusing;  William  Stanton,  lieutenant, 
vice  J.  Writer,  moved;  Jacob  Kuykendall,  ensign,  vice  W.  Stanton, 
promoted;  William  Dickerson,  lieutenant,  vice  B.  France,  unfit  for 
duty;  Isaac  Sears,  ensign. 

Battalion  of  infantry  whereof  Josiah  Depuy  is  major  commandant: 

Israel  Dodge,  adjutant. 

Jeremiah  Gale,  captain;  Gideon  Porter,  lieutenant. 
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1554  Annual  Report  of  the 

William  Woodward,  captain;  Robert  Coachran,  junior,  ensign; 
James  Morton,  lieutenant. 

Reuben  Hall,  captain;  Moses  Stoddard,  ensign. 

DUTCHESS    COUNTY. 

Eighty-fourth  regiment  of  infantry  (J.  Tallmadge,  junior,  lieu- 
tenant colonel): 

John  Brush,  first  major,  vice  J.  Bryan,  deceased;  Randall  S. 
Street,  second  major,  vice  G.  Bloom,  resigned;  Henry  A.  Livingston, 
adjutant,  vice  G.  Bloom;  Joseph  H.  Cunningham,  paymaster,  vice 
H.  A.  Livingston;  Jeremiah  M.  Conklin,  quartermaster,  vice  J.  E. 
Pells,  resigned;  John  Cooper,  surgeon,  vice  I(saac)  Ward,  deceased; 
John  Boernes,  surgeon's  mate,  vice  H(unting)  Sherrie,  resigned. 

Harry  Cooke,  captain,  vice  R.  S.  Street,  promoted:  Benjamin 
Forbus,  lieutenant,  vice  H.  Cooke,  promoted;  Jeremiah  Martin, 
ensign,  vice  B.  Forbus,  promoted. 

Caleb  Angevine,  captain,  vice  R.  Valentine,  resigned;  Samuel 
Nelson,  lieutenant,  vice  Angevine,  promoted;  Leonard  Maison, 
ensign,  vice  Hooker,  removed. 

Jacob  Manning,  captain,  vice  Schryner,  resigned;  Philip  D.  Ring, 
lieutenant,  vice  Manning,  promoted;  Abraham  Van  Wagener. 
ensign,  vice  Ring,  do. 

Samuel  Lucking,  junior,  captain,  vice  Bishop,  resigned;  Samuel 
Bragaw,  lieutenant,  vice  Lucking,  promoted;  James  Dodge,  ensign, 
vice  Bragaw,  promoted. 

Peter  J.  Schyrver,  captain, vice  Delamater,  resigned;  Elijah  Baker, 
lieutenant,  vice  Silkrig,  resigned;  Baron  Steuben  Hutchins,  ensign, 
vice  Schryver,  promoted. 

Nicholas  Van  Wagener,  captain,  vice  Lomereux,  resigned;  Ben- 
jamin Lattin,  lieutenant,  vice  Van  Wagener,  promoted;  James  Mott, 
ensign,  vice  Allen,  resigned. 


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1815. 

Fusileers — Nicholas  Powers,  captain,  vice  Wilson,  resigned;  Isaac 
Valentine,  lieutenant,  vice  Cunningham,  paymaster;  Leonard  V. 
Van  Kleek,  ensign,  vice  Powers,  promoted. 

Rangers — Sylvester  Earle,  captain,  vice  Lawson,  resigned;  Adam 
Dates,  lieutenant,  vice  Lucking,  removed;  Robert  Matthews,  ensign, 
vice  Earle,  promoted. 

Twenty-ninth  regiment  of  infantry  (late  Martin  E.  Winchel): 

Anthony  Wheeler,  lieutenant  colonel,  to  take  rank  from  March  2, 
1813,  vice  Winchel,  resigned;  Asa  A.  Thompson,  first  major,  to  take 
rank  as  above;  William  Barker,  junior,  second  major,  do  do;  Henry 
Dakin,  adjutant,  do  do;  William  Balas,  quartermaster,  vice  Herrick, 
resigned;  Joel  Osborn,  chaplain. 

Officers  to  take  rank  from  March  2,  1813: 

Captains — Samuel  S.  Winegar;  William  Pugsly,  junior,  vice 
Boyd,  resigned;  Lewis  Cook,  vice  Barker,  promoted;  Eben  Wheeler, 
vice  A.  Neely;  Allan  Thompson,  vice  Osborn,  resigned. 

Lieutenants — Barnabas  Paine,  junior,  vice  Wheeler,  promoted; 
William  Young,  vice  Winegar,  promoted;  Silas  Harris,  vice  J.  W. 

W. ;  Jacob  Rundle,  vice  Cook,  promoted;  Henry  Parlee,  vice 

Bockee,  deceased;  Isaac  Sacket,vice  Carpenter,  moved;  Isaac  Boyce, 
vice  Cutler,  resigned. 

Ensigns — John  H.  Conklin,  vice  Smith,  removed;  William  More- 
house, vice  Barlow,  United  States  service;  James  Briggs,  vice  Har- 
ris, promoted;  Hezekiah  Simons,  vice  Dakin,  promoted;  Asa  Allen, 
vice  Sacket,  do;  Robert  Mitchell,  vice  Parlee,  do;  Benjamin  Fitch, 
vice  Northrop,  promoted;  William  Sherwood,  vice  Balis,  promoted; 
Edward  S.  Freeman,  of  grenadiers. 

One  Hundred  and  Eleventh  regiment  of  infantry  (Anthony  De 
Lamater,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Garrit  Van  Kewren,  adjutant,  vice  Hoffman,  resigned. 


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1815. 

Fusiliers — Francis  A.  Livingston,  captain;  Peter  A.  Ring,  lieu- 
tenant; James  Van  Kewren,  ensign. 

Thirtieth  brigade  (Brigadier  General  James  Townsend) : 
William  Griffin,  brigade  inspector. 

ROCKLAND    COUNTY. 

Twenty-ninth  brigade  (General  Peter  S.  Van  Orden): 
Eighty-third  regiment  (Benjamin  J.  Gurnee,  lieutenant  colonel): 
John   Snediker,    first    major,   vice    Conklin,   resigned;   Cornelius 
Yeomans,   lieutenant;   Jacob   Archer,   ensign,  vice   Yeomans,  pro- 
moted. 

ULSTER    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirty-first  regiment  of  infantry  (Derick 
Dubois,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Peter  P.  Wynkoop,  first  major;  Jacob  H.  DeWitt,  second  major; 
Nash  Couch,  adjutant;  Evan  J.  Elmendorf,  quartermaster;  Abraham 
B.  Hasbrouck,  paymaster;  Charles  D.  W.  Hasbronck,  surgeon's 
mate. 

Captains — Conrad  Van  Gaasbeck,  John  J.  Dumond,  Peter  Van 
Gaasbeck,  junior,  Noah  Welles,  Zachariah  Backer,  Heman  Landon, 
William  Ousterhout,  junior,  Solomon  C.  Elting. 

Lieutenants — Peter  E.  Ousterhoudt,  John  M.  Elmendorf,  John 
Hosford,  Isaac  McCagg,  Jonas  Volk,  John  D.  North,  John  P.  L. 
Ousterhoudt,  Frederick  S.  M.  Snyder. 

Ensigns — Egbert  Jansen,  Joshua  DeGraff,  Thomas  V.  G.  Van 
Steenbergh,  John  Yolk,  junior,  Newcomb  Knapp,  Sylvanus  H.  Can- 
field,  Egbert  Roosa,  junior,  John  P.  Roosa. 

ORANGE    COUNTY. 

Nineteenth  brigade  (late  Reuben  Hopkins,  brigadier  general): 
Abraham   Vail,    brigadier   general,   vice    R.    Hopkins,   resigned; 


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Robert  H.  Seely,  brigade  quartermaster,  vice  E.  Hopkins, 
deceased. 

One  Hundred  and  Forty-eighth  regiment  (Abraham  Vail,  lieu- 
tenant colonel): 

Uriah  Hulse,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Vail,  promoted;  Jonathan 
Bailey,  junior,  first  major,  vice  Hulse,  promoted;  Freegift  Tuthill, 
second  major,  vice  Bailey,  promoted. 

Jonathan  H.  Jackson,  captain,  vice  Bull,  moved;  George  Jackson, 
lieutenant,  vice  J.  H.  Jackson,  promoted. 

Ensigns — Charles  B.  Durland,  vice  Roe,  deceased;  James  Strong, 
vice  Jackson,  promoted;  Columbia  Bailey,  do  Knapp,  do;  John 
Blisard;  William  Roe,  vice  A.  Jackson,  moved. 

Edward  Ely,  captain,  vice  Tuthill,  promoted;  Amzi  L.  Ball,  lieu- 
tenant; Horace  W.  Elliot,  ensign. 

Thirtieth  regiment  (Jacobus  Bertholf,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Benjamin  Horton,  second  major,  vice  Benedict,  refusing. 

Nehemiah  Finn,  adjutant,  vice  Wisner,  promoted;  Benjamin  S. 
Hoyt,  surgeon,  vice  Houston,  resigned;  Marcus  Ostrander,  sur- 
geon's mate. 

Captains — William  Mapes,  vice  Horton,  promoted;  Thomas 
Armstrong,  vice  Johnson,  resigned. 

Lieutenants — James  Miller,  junior,  vice  Mapes,  promoted;  John 
Sutton,  junior,  vice  Finn,  adjutant. 

Ensigns — Josiah  Howell,  vice  Miller,  promoted;  John  McGee, 
vice  Ackerman,  moved;  John  Houston,  vice  Armstrong,  promoted. 

Ninety-first  regiment  (Michael  Smith,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Barnabas  Manny,  first  major,  vice  Edmeston,  resigned;  Joseph 
McLaughlin,  second  major,  vice  Manny,  promoted. 

Captains — Jonathan  Owin,  vice  McLaughlin,  promoted;  Samuel 


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1558  Annual  Report  of  the 

Webb,  vice  Wilkes,  moved;  James  Summerbell,  vice  Kronkhyte, 
resigned. 

Lieutenants — Cortland  Strong;  Abraham  Secor,  vice  Rumsey, 
resigned;  John  Archer,  vice  Howell,  do;  Isaac  Farote,  vice 
Lamoreaux. 

Ensigns — John  Tuthill,  junior;  James  Wygant,  vice  Secor,  pro- 
moted; John  McGarrah,  vice  Webb,  do;  Samuel  Savage,  vice  Sum- 
merbell, promoted. 

PUTNAM    COUNTY. 

Sixty-first  regiment  (Barnabas  Carver,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Nathaniel  Hyat,  adjutant;  William  H.  Johnson,  paymaster. 

Issacher  Merrick,  captain,  vice  Everett;  Noah  Robinson,  lieuten- 
ant, vice  Merrick,  promoted;  Stephen  Swift,  ensign,  vice  Robin- 
son, do. 

Robert  Post,  captain,  vice  Ferris,  moved;  John  Buckbee,  lieuten- 
ant, vice  Post,  promoted;  Jonas  Tompkins,  ensign,  vice  Buckbee, 
promoted. 

John  Garrison,  lieutenant;  John  Likely,  ensign. 

DUTCHESS    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Forty-ninth  regiment  (Abraham  Van  Wyck, 
lieutenant  colonel) : 

Gilbert  B.  Hutchins,  captain,  vice  Houghland,  resigned;  Joseph 
Wood,  lieutenant,  vice  Van  Voris,  do;  James  Brett,  ensign,  vice 
Ketchum,  promoted;  John  Peter  De  Wint,  ensign;  Solomon  Win- 
ter, ensign. 

PUTNAM  COUNTY. 

Thirty-fifth  regiment  (Hart  Weed,  lieutenant  colonel): 
Peter  Waring,  second  major,  vice  Burr,  resigned. 
Stephen  C.  Barnum,  surgeon,  vice  Reed,  resigned;  Richard  S. 
Bryant,  surgeon's  mate. 


State  Historian.  1559 

Joseph  Harris,  captain,  vice  Waring,  promoted ;  Daniel  W.  Town- 
send,  lieutenant,  vice  Harris,  promoted;  Charles  Minor,  ensign,  vice 
Townsend,  do. 

Epaphras  B.  Baldwin,  captain,  vice  Smith,  resigned;  Levi  Bailey, 
lieutenant,  vice  Baldwin,  promoted;  Samuel  Rider,  ensign,  vice 
Bailey,  do. 

Joseph  C.  Seely,  captain,  vice  Dodge;  Archibald  Campbell,  junior, 
lieutenant,  vice  J.  C.  Seely,  promoted ;  Nathan  Pierce,  ensign,  vice 
Campbell,  promoted. 

DUTCHESS    COUNTY. 

Thirtieth  brigade  of  infantry: 

William  Griffen,  brigade  major  and  inspector. 

ORANGE    COUNTY. 

Second  division  of  infantry: 

John  D.  Lawson,  quartermaster. 

Thirty-fourth  brigade  infantry: 

John  Miller,  brigade  quartermaster,  vice  Lawson,  promoted. 

WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Fifty-sixth  regiment: 

Solomon  Place,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Van  Schaick,  resigned. 

John  Van  Buskirk,  first  major,  vice  Place,  promoted;  Jacob  H. 
Van  Schaick,  second  major,  vice  Van  Buskirk;  Calvin  Everett, 
adjutant,  vice  Shelden,  promoted. 

Luke  Chapin,  captain,  vice  Van  Schaick,  promoted;  Samuel 
Badger,  lieutenant,  vice  Everett,  promoted;  James  Abeel,  ensign, 
vice  Cornell,  resigned;  John  Kelsie,  lieutenant, vice  Dennis, resigned; 
Cornelius  Hunt,  ensign,  vice  Kelsie,  promoted. 

Light  Infantry — John  Lent,  captain,  vice  Witbeck,  resigned; 


1815. 


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1560  Annual  Report  of  the 

George  F.  Header,  lieutenant,  vice  Lent,  promoted;  John  More, 
ensign,  vice  Mosher,  refusing. 

Fiftieth  regiment: 

William  Root,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  McClary,  resigned;  David 
Matthews,  junior,  first  major,  vice  Root,  promoted;  Andrew  Lytle, 
second  major,  vice  Matthews,  promoted;  Henry  Matthews,  adjutant; 
Samuel  Cheves,  paymaster;  Thomas  Steel,  quartermaster. 

Samuel  Livingston,  captain,  vice  Fullerton,  resigned;  George 
Gitty,  lieutenant;  David  Thomas,  ensign. 

James  Hay,  captain,  vice  Perine,  removed;  James  Steward,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Hay,  promoted;  Alexander  Robinson,  ensign,  vice 
Steward,  promoted;  Daniel  Hopkins,  lieutenant;  George  Liddle, 
ensign. 

Light  Infantry — William  McClellen,  captain,  vice  Lytle,  pro- 
moted; William  Townsend,  lieutenant,  vice  McClellen,  promoted; 
Isaac  Getty,  ensign,  vice  Townsend,  promoted;  George  Stewart,, 
ensign,  another  company. 

One  Hundred  and  Fourteenth  regiment: 

Oliver  Shearman,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  H.  Rice,  resigned; 
Clark  Rice,  first  major,  vice  Shearman,  promoted. 

Samuel  Weir,  captain,  vice  Pratt,  deceased ;  Gerrit  Pruyn,  lieuten- 
ant, vice  Weir,  promoted;  Peter  Edie,  ensign,  vice  Vandenberg, 
moved;  John  Garnor,  lieutenant,  vice  Thompson,  declined;  Elisha 
Billings,  ensign,  vice  Garnor,  promoted;  Thomas  K.  McLean,  lieu- 
tenant, with  rank  from  March  2,  1814,  vice  Wier,  declining. 

One  Hundred  and  Eighteenth  regiment: 

Benjamin  H.  Payn,  first  major,  vice  Caswell,  moved. 

Zebulon  Rovel,  surgeon's  mate;  Alexander  McDougall,  adjutant. 


State  Historian.  1561 

Captains — James  Bain,  vice  McEacheren,  resigned;  Ebenezer 
Kemball,  vice  Bell,  do;  Duncan  Taylor,  vice  McCoy,  declined. 

Lieutenants — Hezekiah  Leigh,  vice  Bain,  promoted;  Amasa 
Walker,  vice  Kimball,  promoted. 

Ensigns — James  L.  Durkee,  Philip  McEacheron,  Alexander 
McDougal. 

John  Darby,  captain,  vice  Payn,  promoted;  Isaac  Powell,  lieu- 
tenant; Alexander  Sutherland,  ensign. 

Seventeenth  brigade  (Micajah  Petit,  brigadier  general): 

John  Moss,  brigade  inspector,  vice  Pitcher,  promoted. 

Resolved,  that  Royal  Leavens  be  no  longer  a  lieutenant  in  the 
One  Hundred  and  Twenty-first  regiment  of  infantry  and  that  a 
supersedeas  issue  accordingly. 

WARREN    AND    WASHINGTON    COUNTIES. 

One  Hundred  and  Twenty-first  regiment: 

Nathaniel  Pitcher,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Stewart,  resigned; 
Benjamin  Copeland,  first  major,  vice  Sackrider,  moved;  Alfred 
Pitcher,  second  major,  vice  Copeland,  promoted;  Seth  C.  Goodwin, 
quartermaster,  vice  Hand,  resigned;  Thomas  A.  Sherwood,  pay- 
master, vice  Goodwin,  promoted. 

Henry  Spencer,  second,  captain,  vice  Pitcher,  promoted;  Joel 
Winchip,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice  Leavens,  superseded;  Henry  G. 

Brees,  ensign. 

New  company — Elisha  Danford,  captain;  Benjamin  Ogden,  lieu- 
tenant; Alva  B.  Pitcher,  ensign. 

Elijah  Dunham,  captain,  vice  Odell,  removed;  Amos  Green,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Ripley,  removed;  John  Johnson,  ensign,  vice  Green, 
promoted. 

Periam    Thompson,    captain,    vice    Haskins,    resigned;    David 


1S15. 


1815. 


1562  Annual  Report  of  the 

Holmes,  lieutenant,  vice  Thompson,  promoted;  John  Degolyer,. 
junior,  ensign,  vice  Holmes,  promoted. 

Nahum  Holbrook,  captain,  vice  Pelton,  removed;  Alpheus  Under- 
hill, lieutenant,  vice  Holbrook,  promoted;  Solomon  S.  Cowan, 
ensign,  vice  Underhill,  promoted. 

Light  Infantry — Elijah  Town,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice  Moss, 
promoted;  Edward  Moss,  captain,  vice  J.  Moss,  do;  Felix  Alden, 
ensign,  vice  Priest,  moved  away. 

New  rifle  companies — John  Hillebert,  junior,  captain;  Warren 
Ferris  Hitchcock,  lieutenant;  William  Baker,  ensign. 

James  Burnet,  captain;  James  Cramond,  lieutenant;  Obed  Corn- 
stock,  ensign. 

Infantry — Solomon  Beldin,  captain;  Freeman  Clark,  lieutenant; 
Elnathan  Benjamin,  ensign. 

WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

New  battalion  attached  to  seventeenth  brigade: 

John  Straight,  junior,  first  major  commandant;  William  Covell, 
second  major;  Zachariah  Sill,  adjutant;  Daniel  Mason,  quartermas- 
ter; Jonathan  Wood,  junior,  paymaster;  Amasa  Brown,  chaplain; 
Richard  Sill,  surgeon. 

Nahum  Holbrook,  David  Outman,  James  Covell,  captains. 

Elijah  Straight,  Calvin  Townsend,  Alpheus  Underhill,  lieutenants. 

Obadiah  Slade,  Dier  Parce,  Solomon  Cowan,  ensigns. 

One  Hundred  and  Fifty-fourth  regiment  (Pliny  Adams,  lieutenant 
colonel) : 

Nathaniel  Frank,  first  major,  vice  Carpenter,  deceased;  Duty 
Shumway,  second  major,  vice  Frank,  promoted;  Samuel  Rowley, 
chaplain,  vice  Brown,  transferred  to  a  battalion;  Otis  Spurr,  surgeon, 
vice  Allen,  superseded. 


State  Historian.  1563 

Riflemen — Alexander  Lyttle,  captain,  vice  Myers,  moved  away; 
Robert  Millard,  lieutenant;  Alexander  P.  Fonda,  ensign. 

Samuel  Black,  captain,  vice  Downs,  resigned;  Micah  G.  Bigelow, 
lieutenant,  vice  Black,  promoted;  Charles  H.  Wheeler,  ensign,  vice 
Hitchcock. 

Silas  Walker,  captain;  Samuel  Woodward,  lieutenant,  vice 
Walker,  promoted;  Derick  J.  Wright,  ensign. 

Josiah  Innman,  junior,  captain,  vice  Benton,  resigned;  Isaac  Hurl- 
bert,  lieutenant;  Joseph  Bartholomew,  ensign. 

Phineas  Spencer,  captain,  vice  Otis,  deceased;  Beriah  Sprague, 
lieutenant;  Chester  Dewey,  ensign. 

Elisha  Sill,  captain,  vice  Shumway,  promoted;  Jonathan  Brown, 
junior,  lieutenant,  vice  Sill,  promoted;  Roswell  Abel,  ensign,  vice 
Brown,  promoted. 

Mason  Pierce,  captain,  vice  Sheldon,  resigned;  John  Fuller,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Pierce,  promoted;  Bela  Thompson,  ensign. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  Adams  having  reported  that  captain  Isaac 
Worden  has  not  a  company  of  light  infantry  of  the  number  required 
by  law,  Resolved,  that  the  said  company  be  disbanded,  that  the 
commissions  of  the  officers  be  revoked,  and  that  a  supersedeas  issue 
to  each  of  them  accordingly. 

CLINTON    COUNTY. 

Thirty-sixth  regiment  (Thomas  Miller,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Nathaniel  Cochran,  captain. 

Lieutenants — Elisha  Button,  vice  Cochran,  promoted;  John  Allen, 
vice  Reed,  deceased;  Thomas  Stafford. 

Ensigns — Luther  Everett,  vice  Button,  promoted;  Isaiah  Ferris, 
vice  Allen,  promoted;  Marshall  Newton;  Lucius  Elderkin,  vice 
Stafford. 


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1815. 


1564  Annual  Report  of  the 

Riflemen — Azariah  C.  Flagg,  captain;  James  Trowbridge,  lieu- 
tenant; Ira  A.  Wood,  ensign. 

FRANKLIN    COUNTY. 

Sixty-sixth  regiment: 

Thomas  Smith,  lieutenant  colonel;  Rums  Tilden,  major;  Adin 
Wood,  adjutant;  David  Danforth,  quartermaster;  John  Thompson, 
lieutenant. 

Philip  Bryant,  captain;  Salmon  Smith,  lieutenant;  John  Beeman, 
ensign;  Oliver  Conger,  do;  Richard  Sherman,  do;  John  Varnal, 
paymaster. 

CLINTON    COUNTY. 

Resolved,  that  Roswell  Wait  be  no  longer  second  lieutenant  of  a 
troop  of  cavalry  commanded  by  Captain  (Gilead)  Sperry  (Seventh 
regiment),  and  that  a  supersedeas  issue. 

SARATOGA    COUNTY. 

Twenty-fourth  regiment  (John  Rhoades,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Sampson  Woolsey,  adjutant,  vice  A.  Cook,  promoted;  John  De- 
Golyer,  quartermaster,  vice  P.  Doty,  resigned;  Peter  Sprague,  sur- 
geon's mate,  vice  M.  W.  Child,  moved. 

Captains — Joshua  Finch,  vice  Dunning,  resigned;  Thomas  Perry, 
vice  J-  Perry,  resigned;  John  Brown,  vice  A.  Comstock,  moved; 
John  Herrington,  vice  P.  Edwards,  resigned;  Uriel  Cornell,  vice  W. 
Tripp,  moved;  Henry  Warren,  vice  E.  Stimson,  promoted;  Asa 
Cook  (light  infantry),  vice  E.  Beecher,  resigned.    • 

Lieutenants — Seth  C.  Burch,  vice  J.  Finch,  promoted;  Wiley  Elli- 
thorpe,  vice  T.  Perry,  promoted;  Calvin  Palmer,  vice  J.  Brown,  do; 
Seth  Benson,  vice  J.  Herrington,  promoted;  Matthew  Allen,  vice 
U.  Cornell,  do;  Andrew  Thatcher,  vice  H.  Warren,  do;  Stephen 
Potter,  junior,  vice  S.  Woolsey,  promoted;  John  Simmons  (light 
infantry),  vice  W.  Randall,  deceased. 


State  Historian.  1565 

1815. 
Ensigns — Harmanus  N.  Smith,  vice  S.  C.  Burch,  promoted;  Aza- 
riah  Ellithorpe,  junior,  vice  W.  Ellithorpe,  promoted;  Benedict 
Hamilton,  vice  C.  Palmer,  do;  Job  Cornell,  vice  M.  Allen,  do; 
James  A.  Smith  (light  infantry),  vice  J.  Brewster,  do;  Silas  Wash- 
burn, do  do,  vice  J.  Simmons,  do;  Caleb  G.  Sweet,  vice  J.  DeGolyer, 
do;  Elisha  Potter,  vice  J.  Conklin,  moved;  Elisha  Pettit,  vice  S. 
Benson,  promoted. 

Forty-first  regiment  (L.  Hooper,  lieutenant  colonel): 
Peter  Fort,  second  major,  vice  C.  Gates,  promoted. 
Captains — James  Bevins,  vice  P.  Fort,  do;  Gould  Morehouse,  vice 
T.  Collamer,  resigned. 

Lieutenants — Jotham  Crawford,  vice  J.  Bevins,  promoted;  Samuel 
L.  Chase,  vice  G.  Morehouse,  do;  John  Ward,  junior,  vice  J.  Davis, 
moved. 

Ensigns — Reuben  Saxton,  vice  J.  Crawford,  promoted;  Ziba  Dite- 
man,  vice  S.  L.  Chase,  do;  Thomas  Fellows,  vice  Lawrence,  moved; 
William  Davis,  vice  E.  W.  Burgess,  refusing. 

Sixty-third  regiment  (J.  M.  Berry,  lieutenant  colonel): 
Libbeus  Armstrong,  chaplain. 

One  Hundred  and  Forty-fourth  regiment  (G.  Van  Schoonhoven, 
lieutenant  colonel) : 

John  Stewart,  adjutant,  vice  N.  Bailey,  moved;  William  M.  Mil- 
lard, surgeon's  mate,  vice  W.  McClary,  moved. 

Silas  Cogswell,  captain,  vice  D.  Garnsey,  refusing;  Nicholas  E. 
Visscher,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  B.  Mix,  moved;  Isaac  Van  Hyning,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  S.  Cogswell,  promoted. 

Ensigns — Michael  Hageman,  vice  N.  E.  Visscher,  do;  Robert 
Kennedy,  second,  vice  J.  Van  Hyning,  do;  James  Herrald,  vice  H. 
Clow,  resigned. 


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1566  Annual  Report  of  the 

David    Spencer,    captain,    vice    Mandeville,    resigned;  Gerrit    N 
Groesbeck,  lieutenant;  John  Waldron,  ensign. 

One  Hundred  and  Sixty-sixth  regiment  (L.   Scovill,  lieutenant 
colonel) : 

John  Lindsey,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  L.  Scovill,  resigned. 

David  Walker,  first  major,  vice  J.  Lindsey,  promoted;  Ira  Keath, 
second  major,  vice  D.  Walker,  do. 

Captains — John  W.  Creal,  vice  I.  Heath,  promoted;  Rufus  Wires, 
vice  J.  Scofield,  resigned. 

Lieutenants— Ira  Haskin,vice  J.W.  Creal,  promoted;  Joel  Phelps, 
junior,  vice  R.  Wires,  promoted. 

Ensigns — Thomas  Ide,  junior,  vice  I.  Haskins,  do;  Levi  Scofield, 
vice  J.  Phelps,  junior,  do. 

Fifty-ninth  regiment  (J.  Prior,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Captains — Darius  Wright,  vice  A.  Taylor,  moved;  John  Ambler, 
(of  grenadiers),  vice  A.  Weed,  moved. 

Lieutenants — Myron  Calkins  (of  grenadiers),  vice  J.  Ambler, 
promoted;  Moses  Thomas,  vice  A.  Goodrich,  promoted:  Aaron 
Blake,  vice  D.  Wright,  do. 

Ensigns — James  Wright,  vice  A.  Blake,  do;  Miles  H.  Andrews, 
vice  J.  P.  Couch,  moved. 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

Eighth  brigade  of  infantry: 

John  Sampson,  brigade  quartermaster. 

Eighty-sixth  regiment  of  infantry  (T.  Reynolds,  lieutenant 
colonel): 

Alonzo  G.  Hammond,  quartermaster,  vice  A.  Maxson,  junior, 
resigned. 

Sanford  Hewit,  captain,  vice  W.  C.  Barber,  resigned;  Archibald 
Jones,    lieutenant,    vice    S.    Hewitt,    promoted;    Abraham    Smith, 


State  Historian.  1567 

•ensign,  vice  A.  Jones,  do;  Daniel  Palmer,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Brimer, 
resigned;  George  Armsbury,  ensign,  vice  D.  Palmer,  promoted. 

Asa  Burdick,  junior,  captain,  vice  E.  Coon,  moved;  Rufus  Austin, 
lieutenant,  vice  R.  Davis,  resigned;  Stanton  Wilcox,  ensign;  Winter 
Greene,  ensign. 

First  regiment  (Caleb  Carr,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Orry  Bush,  quartermaster. 

John  Blaney,  captain,  vice  F.  Palmer,  resigned;  Darius  Morris, 
lieutenant;  William  Blaney,  ensign;  Hosea  Bennett,  adjutant,  vice 
Moffatt,  promoted;  William  Jones,  lieutenant,  vice  T.  P.  Adams, 
resigned;  Benoni  Hall,  ensign;  William  Dixon,  ensign,  vice  S. 
Howard,  resigned. 

Light  Infantry — Benjamin  Sweet,  captain,  vice  S.  E.  Gibbs, 
resigned;  Peter  Brown,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice  C.  Porter,  do;  Wil- 
liam P.  Herman,  ensign. 

Robert  Tift,  lieutenant,  vice  W.  Kittle,  resigned;  Daniel  Brainard, 
ensign;  David  Tift,  lieutenant,  vice  M.  Fields,  resigned;  Rund 
Adams,  ensign. 

Cornelius  W.  Schermerhorn,  captain,  vice  N.  Gale,  deceased; 
Henry  G.  Dusenberry,  lieutenant;  Elijah  Wiles,  ensign;  Joseph 
Shelden,  ensign. 

Light  infantry,  new  company — Eber  Moffatt,  captain;  Calvin  P. 
Sackett,  lieutenant;  John  Winslow,  ensign. 

Forty-fifth  regiment  (W.  Knickerbacker,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Abraham  Knickerbacker,  adjutant,  vice  J.  P.  Defrest,  promoted. 

Captains — Stephen  L.  Viele,  vice  J.  Fake,  resigned;  John  Wm. 
Groesbeck,  vice  D.  Bryan,  do;  Jacob  P.  Defrest. 

Lieutenants — Adam  File,  vice  J.  Morrison,  resigned;  Joseph  A. 
Ketchum,  vice  M.  Goff,  do;  John  Van  Deusen,  vice  S.  L.  Viele, 
promoted;  Christopher  J.  Yates,  vice  J.  W.  Groesbeck,  promoted. 


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1568  Annual  Report  of  the 

lS!5. 

Ensigns — John  M.  File,  vice  A.  File,  promoted;  John  Lane,  vice 
J.  A.  Ketchum,  do;  James  Van  Antwerp,  vice  C.  J.  Yates,  promoted; 
Francis  Ingraham,  vice  J.  Van  Dusen,  do. 

Seventy-eighth  regiment  (Joseph  Dorr,  lieutenant  colonel): 

John  H.  Haynes,  first  major,  vice  S.  Wilson,  resigned;  John  Car- 
penter, junior,  second  major,  vice  J.  H.  Haynes,  promoted;  Daniel 
Rogers,  junior,  adjutant,  vice  J.  Carpenter,  junior,  promoted;  Uriah 
Dubois,  paymaster,  vice  J.  Schuyler,  sheriff;  Rodolph  Andrews, 
quartermaster,  vice  A.  Bull,  moved;  Thomas  Perrington,  chaplain, 
vice  J.  Glass,  deceased;  David  Gleason,  surgeon,  vice  R.  Dorr, 
refusing;  Benjamin  Joslin,  junior,  surgeon's  mate,  vice  A.  Hallen- 
beck. 

Captains — Earl  Pearce,  vice  A.  Spicer, resigned;  Reuben  Williams, 
vice  A.  Van  Wart,  resigned;  Daniel  Halstead,  vice  J.  Holmes, 
moved. 

Newton  Ransom,  ensign,  vice  D.  Rogers,  junior,  promoted: 
Clark  McGowan,  lieutenant,  vice  E.  Pearce,  promoted;  George 
Tucker,  ensign,  vice  C.  McGowan,  promoted;  John  H.  Akin,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  E.  Pearce,  do;  Derick  C.  Van  Veghten,  ensign,  vice  S. 
Hunt,  moving;  John  Blass,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  I.  Northrop, 
moved;  Samuel  Comstock,  ensign,  vice  D.  S.  Wing,  moved;  Israel 
T.  Holmes,  lieutenant,  vice  D.  Halsted,  promoted;  Nathaniel  Bos- 
worth,  junior,  ensign,  vice  I.  T.  Holmes,  do. 

Light  Infantry — John  Shepard,  captain,  vice  A.  Keach,  re- 
signed; Thomas  Kemp,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  M.  Ryan,  do;  Reuben 
Clark,  ensign,  vice  Sudam,  refusing. 

Forty-third  regiment  (C.  J.  Schermerhorn,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Abraham  V.  D.  Gregory,  captain,  vice  D.  E.  Gregory,  resigned; 
Joseph  Gregory,  lieutenant,  vice  A.  A".  D.  Gregory,  promoted;  Mar- 
cus Peck,  ensign,  vice  J.  Gregory,  do;  Andrew  Gibson,  lieutenant, 


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1815. 
vice  R.  Bostwick,  moved;  John  G.  Yates,  ensign,  vice  A.  Gibson, 
promoted. 

John  Burton,  captain,  vice  S.  Mayers,  resigned;  Eber  M.  Myers, 
lieutenant,  vice  J.  Burton,  promoted;  Abraham  Dubois,  ensign,  vice 
E.  M.  Myers,  do. 

Henry  Smith,  captain,  vice  M.  Rysdorph,  refusing;  John  T.  Her- 
rington,  lieutenant,  vice  H.  Smith,  promoted;  John  Hext,  ensign, 
vice  Herrington,  promoted. 

One  Hundred  and  Fifty-fifth  regiment  (T.  Davis,  lieutenant 
colonel) : 

Benjamin  Higbie,  a  supernumerary  major. 

Samuel  Mouris,  adjutant,  vice  Schuyler,  United  States  Army; 
John  Proudfit,  quartermaster,  vice  Sampson,  promoted. 

Richard  J.  Deforest,  captain,  vice  J.  Deforest,  promoted;  Abra- 
ham W.  Defreest,  lieutenant,  vice  R.  J.  Deforest,  do;  Peter  Van 
Alstyne,  ensign,  vice  Kinne,  moved;  Thomas  Millie,  ensign,  vice 
Wilburn,  do. 

Light  Infantry — James  A.  Zander,  captain;  William  L.  Marcy, 
lieutenant;  Robert  Christie,  lieutenant;  Dutcher  Slason,  ensign. 

MONTGOMERY    COUNTY. 

Eleventh  brigade  of  infantry — battalion  whereof  Samuel  Jackson 
is  major  commandant: 

Peter  Young,  junior,  second  major,  vice  Jackson,  major  com- 
mandant. 

Reuben  Stewart,  captain,  vice  P.  Young,  promoted;  Reuben 
Howe,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  C.  Servoss,  adjutant;  Samuel  Peck,  ensign, 
vice  R.  Howe,  promoted. 

James  Grinman,  captain,  vice  D.  Servoss,  moved;  Peter  Martin, 
lieutenant,  vice  J.  Grinman,  promoted. 
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Thirty-fourth  regiment: 

Jesse  Visscher,  adjutant;  Sampson  Sammons,  paymaster. 

Abraham  A.  Van  Home,  lieutenant;  Douw  Van  Vechten, 
lieutenant;  Duncan  McNaughtan,  ensign  of  light  infantry,  vice 
Anderson,  moved. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Fifty-second  regiment  (John  Gallup,  lieutenant 
colonel) : 

Captains — Shubel  Owen,  vice  J.  Parash,  junior,  moved;  John 
Armstrong,  vice  J.  Wearly,  moved. 

Lieutenants — Seth  Fancher,  vice  S.  Owen,  promoted;  Clark 
Champlin,  vice  B.  Tripp,  moved;  George  Williamson,  vice  J.  Arm- 
strong, promoted. 

Ensigns — John  F.  Shaver,  vice  Van  Deusen,  declined;  Lewis 
Fancher,  vice  S.  Fancher,  promoted;  John  Esterbrooks,  vice  C. 
Champlin,  do;  Merritt  Starkweather,  vice  G.  Williamson,  promoted. 

SCHENECTADY   COUNTY. 

Fourteenth  brigade  of  infantry- 
Battalion  lately  commanded  by  Major  Silas  Marsh: 
John  McClave,  major  commandant,  vice  S.  Marsh,  resigned;  Ira 
Avery,  adjutant,  vice  Alorey,  resigned. 

Captains — Stephen  Ward,  vice  McClave,  promoted;  Silas  Pettit, 
vice  S.  Foster,  moved;  Joel  Haskins,  vice  J.  Sherburne,  resigned. 

Lieutenants — Benjamin    S.    Knight,    vice    S.  Ward,    promoted; 
George  Passage,  vice  S.  Pettit,  do;  Martin  Wiltse,  vice  Haskins,  do. 
Ensigns — Andrew  Young,  vice  Knight,  do;  Eli  Milk,  vice  Pas- 
sage, do;  David  Cooley,  vice  Wiltse,  do. 

Fifty-seventh  regiment  (John  Veeder,  lieutenant  colonel): 
New   rifle    company— Daniel    L.    Van   Antwerp,    captain;    Litle 
Wiley,  lieutenant;  Isaac  S.  Miller,  ensign. 


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saratoga  county. 

Thirty-second  regiment  (D.  Rogers,  lieutenant  colonel): 

John  Holmes,  first  major,  vice  Z.  Beach,  resigned;  David  Gordon, 
second  major,  vice  J.  Holmes,  promoted. 

Joel  Sherwood,  captain,  vice  D.  Gordon,  do;  Amos  Sherwood, 
lieutenant,  vice  J.  Sherwood,  do;  Walter  K.  Maxwell,  ensign. 

Eliakim  Corey,  captain,  vice  Reuben  Warren,  moved;  William  A. 
Longworthy,  lieutenant,  vice  R.  Westcott,  superseded;  Freeman 
Thomas,  ensign,  vice  Walter  M.  Sturges,  superseded. 

Thomas  Kirby,  captain,  vice  J.  Smith,  resigned;  Robert  Pollock, 
lieutenant,  vice  T.  Kirby,  promoted;  Arthur  Cook,  ensign;  Isaac  H. 
Consellus,  ensign,  vice  T.  Miller,  deceased. 

Light  Infantry — John  Ferguson,  captain,  vice  A.  Riche, 
resigned;  Phillip  Brotherson,  lieutenant,  vice  Ferguson,  promoted; 
John  Watkins,  ensign. 

•  MONTGOMERY    COUNTY. 

Eighth  regiment  of  infantry : 

Zalmon  Gilbert,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Johnson,  resigned;  Jere- 
miah Drake,  first  major,  vice  Z.  Gilbert,  promoted;  Ichabod  Bart- 
lett,  second  major,  vice  Drake,  do;  Elijah  Ayres,  adjutant;  William 
Williams,  chaplain. 

Chester  Brunson,  captain,  vice  Bartlett,  promoted;  Charles  Lam- 
bertson,  lieutenant,  vice  Brunson,  do;  Orrin  Ives,  ensign,  vice  Lam- 
bertson,  do. 

Sylvanus  Ayres,  captain;  John  Farrill,  junior,  lieutenant;  Jona- 
than Rawson,  ensign;  Henry  Brooliman,  lieutenant;  Peter  J.  Keyser, 
ensign;  Levi  Bliss,  ensign. 

Nineteenth  regiment  : 

Frederick  Getman,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Zabriskie,  moved; 
Rudolph  Dygert,  first  major,  vice  Getman,  promoted;  John  J.  Klock, 


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1572  Annual  Report  of  the 

second  major,  vice  Dygert,  do;  William  Snell,  paymaster,  vice 
Anderson,  deceased. 

Jacob  H.  Failing,  captain,  vice  Klock,  promoted;  Leonard  Pauter, 
lieutenant,  vice  Failing,  do;  Christian  GrofI,  junior,  ensign,  vice 
Pauter,  promoted;  Henry  Zielly,  ensign;  Henry  Markell,  lieuten- 
ant, vice  Finch,  resigned;  Daniel  Getman,  ensign,  vice  Rightmyer, 
resigned. 

Twenty-sixth  regiment  (S.  Wilcox,  lieutenant  colonel) : 

Henry  J.  Deivendorf,  adjutant;  Richard  Davis,  junior,  surgeon; 
Daniel  Cuck,  surgeon's  mate. 

Alexander  McAuly,  captain,  vice  Baker,  moved;  Abraham  kludge, 
lieutenant,  vice  McAuly,  promoted;  Henry  Armstrong,  ensign,  vice 
Mudge,  do;  Myndert  Storring,  lieutenant,  vice  Deivendorf,  pro- 
moted; Stephen  Houghtaling,  ensign,  vice  Storring,  do;  Henry  Val- 
entine, ensign,  vice  Dye,  moved. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirty-eighth  regiment  (G.  H.  Nellis,  lieu- 
tenant colonel): 

Rufus  Morris,  captain,  vice  St.  John,  deceased;  Jeremiah  Webb, 
lieutenant,  vice  Morris,  promoted;  Silvanus  St.  John,  ensign,  vice 
Webb,  promoted;  George  J.  Crouse,  ensign  (light  infantry),  vice  P. 
Raught,  moved;  Peter  Dunkill,  lieutenant,  vice  H.  H.  Hess, 
resigned;  Warner  Failing,  ensign,  vice  Dunkill,  promoted. 

ESSEX    COUNTY. 

Ninth  regiment  (M.  Joiner,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Levi  Wilcox,  surgeon;  Lockwood  Lyon,  surgeon's  mate. 

Beers   Tomlinson,   captain;   Thomas    Leland,   junior,   lieutenant; 

Ebenezer  Roberts,  ensign;  Bela  Tyrrell,  ensign. 

Thirty-seventh  regiment  (R.  Xoble,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Luman  Wadhams,  first  major,  vice  Richardson,  resigned;  John 

Caulkin,  second  major,  vice  Wadhams,  promoted. 


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Levi  Brown,  captain;  Noah  Lee,  lieutenant,  vice  Buckle,  moved; 
Lyndes  Willard,  lieutenant,  vice  Willard,  moved. 

Ensigns — Oliver  Holcomb,  vice  Brown,  promoted;  Samuel  Pine; 
Sawyer  Carter,  vice  McRea,  moved. 

Riflemen — Jonathan  Wallace,  junior,  lieutenant;  Jacob  Lobdell, 
ensign. 

Ezra  C.  Gross,  captain,  vice  Caulkin,  promoted. 

Fortieth  brigade — battalion  lately  commanded  by  Major  Reuben 
Sanford : 

Daniel  Blish,  major  commandant,  vice  Sanford,  resigned;  Sil- 
vester Hays,  adjutant,  vice  Bailey,  promoted;  John  Finch,  quarter- 
master, vice  Hind,  moved. 

William  Bailey,  captain,  vice  Blish,  promoted. 

Asa  A.  Andrews,  captain,  vice  Brown,  moved;  Thomas  Dart, 
junior,  lieutenant,  vice  Z.  Hurd,  moved;  Thaddeus  Pangburn, 
ensign,  vice  Andrews,  promoted;  Charles  Malbone,  junior,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Way,  moved;  Apollos  Thayer,  ensign;  vice  Hecock, 
United  States  service. 

ALBANY   AND    RENSSELAER   COUNTIES. 

Second  regiment  of  riflemen  (S.  M.  Lockwood,  lieutenant 
colonel) : 

Alexander  McMillan,  major,  vice  D.  Noon,  United  States  Army; 
Lewis  T.  Tillman,  paymaster,  vice  J.  Case,  promoted;  John  S.  Van 
Rensselaer,  quartermaster,  with  rank  from  July  17,  1813;  John  Case, 
adjutant  and  lieutenant,  vice  Van  Vechten,  moved. 

Captains — Thomas  Waine,  vice  McMillan,  promoted;  Daniel  Olm- 
sted, junior,  vice  G.  McPherson,  resigned;  John  Mann,  vice  D. 
Bogardus,  resigned. 

Lieutenants — Albert  V.  D.  Z.  Slingerlandt,  vice  T.  Waine,  pro- 


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1815. 

moted;  John  J.  Devoe,  vice  J.  Mann,  promoted;  Henry  A.  Williams, 
vice  Sumner,  moved. 

Ensigns — Nathaniel    Judson,    junior,    vice    Olmsted,    promoted; 
Henry  Combs,  vice  Devoe,  promoted. 

WESTCHESTER    COUNTY. 

Twelfth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Riflemen — Matthias  G.  Valentine,  captain:  Seaman  Secord,  lieu- 
tenant: John  Lawrence,  ensign. 

NEW   YORK   COUNTY. 

Cavalry  division: 

James  B.  Murray,  inspector. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Stephen  Van  Rensselaer,  junior,  quartermaster. 

Artillery  division: 

John  Townsend,  inspector. 

NEW    YORK    COUNTY. 

Egbert  Benson,  junior,  quartermaster. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Eighth  division  of  infantry: 

Charles  E.  Dudley,  inspector;  Robert  Tillotson,  quartermaster. 
Third  brigade  of  artillery: 

Archibald  Campbell,  brigade  major  and  inspector. 
Fifth  regiment  of  artillery: 

Abraham  T.  Lansing,  quartermaster  and  second  lieutenant;  Ger- 
rit  Denniston,  paymaster. 

SCHOHARIE    COUNTY. 

Twenty-eighth  brigade  of  infantry: 

William   C.   Bouck,  brigade  quartermaster,   vice   Gebhard.  pro- 
moted. 


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Eighteenth  regiment: 

Bartholomew  Swart,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  S.  A.  Becker,  pro- 
moted; Jacob  Schoolcraft,  first  major,  vice  B.  Swart,  promoted; 
Jacob  Gebhard,  second  major,  vice  J.  Schoolcraft,  promoted;  James 
Van  Geesbaak,  surgeon,  vice  Brigham,  resigned;  Joseph  Meed,  sur- 
geon's mate,  vice  Van  Geesbaak,  promoted. 

William  Mann,  junior,  ensign. 

Henry  Vroman,  captain,  vice  A.  P.  Becker,  sheriff;  Francis 
Dodge,  lieutenant,  vice  H.  Vroman,  promoted;  Joseph  M.  Borst, 
ensign;  Thomas  Bouck,  ensign,  vice  J.  Loucks,  junior,  resigned: 
John  Sidney,  lieutenant,  vice  Rightmyer,  do. 

Samuel  J.  Brown,  captain,  vice  Dewy,  resigned;  John  Hemp 
stead,  lieutenant,  vice  Brown,  promoted;  George  Campbell,  ensign, 
vice  Hempstead,  promoted. 

John  Frymire,  junior,  captain,  vice  Feek,  resigned;  William 
Rockfeller,  lieutenant,  vice  Vrooman,  do;  John  Feek,  ensign,  vice 
Frymire,  do. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirteenth  regiment: 

William  Taylor,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  C.  Rich,  resigned;  Lot 
Crowell,  first  major,  vice  Taylor,  promoted,  and  G.  H.  Mann, 
resigned;  Jeremiah  Brown,  second  major;  David  D.  Lawyer,  quar- 
termaster, vice  J.  Shafer,  resigned. 

Daniel  Borden,  ensign,  vice  C.  Gibson,  moved. 

John  Stall,  captain,  vice  L.  Crowell,  promoted;  David  Brown, 
lieutenant,  vice  J.  Stall,  do;  Peter  Stall,  ensign,  vice  D.  Brown,  do. 

Josiah  Putman,  captain,  vice  H.  Jackson,  moved;  John  L.  Snyder, 
lieutenant,  vice  J.  Putman,  promoted;  Talmage  Leek,  ensign,  vice 
J.  L.  Snyder,  do. 

Peter  G.  Mann,  captain;  John  Warner,  lieutenant,  vice  P.  G. 
Mann,  promoted;  Ebenezer  Daniels,  ensign;  Thomas  Right,  lieu- 


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1576  Annual  Report  of  the 

tenant,  vice  J.  Beekman,  moved;  Jacob  Rosenburgh,  ensign,  vice 
T.  Right,  promoted;  Sufferenus  Brown,  ensign,  vice  Ottman,  moved. 

Philip  Van  Steenbergh,  captain,  vice  J.  Brown,  promoted;  Peter 
Bellinger,  lieutenant,  vice  Van  Steenbergh,  do;  Peter  C.  Ham, 
ensign,  vice  Bellinger,  promoted. 

One  Hundred  and  Fourth  regiment: 

Valentine  Efner,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  D.  Wiltsie,  resigned; 
Russel  Jones,  first  major,  vice  Efner,  promoted;  Peter  Dice,  second 
major,  vice  C.  Hogland,  refusing. 

Abraham  Simonson,  captain,  vice  Jones,  promoted;  Asa  Tyler, 
lieutenant,  vice  Simonson,  promoted. 

Archibald  Croswell,  captain,  vice  Hogland;  Palmer  Bigelow,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Dice,  promoted. 

John  Fink,  captain,  vice  A.  Safrord,  resigned;  Daniel  Hager, 
junior,  lieutenant,  vice  Fink,  promoted. 

John  Beach,  captain,  vice  Howard,  moved;  Thomas  Wilder,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Beach,  promoted;  John  G.  Dayton,  ensign,  vice 
Wilder,  do. 

Dexter  Brown,  captain,  vice  J.  Brown,  moved;  Eli  Bruce,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  S.  Ives,  do;  William  Choat,  ensign,  vice  Tyler,  promoted. 

Nathan  Beals,  junior,  captain,  vice  Burnet,  resigned;  Josephus 
Butts,  lieutenant;  Bella  B.  Brown,  ensign,  vice  Brockway,  moved. 

Isaac  Buckingham,  captain,  vice  Hickok,  resigned;  Stephen  W. 
Betts,  lieutenant,  vice  Buckingham,  promoted;  Benjamin  Hickok, 
ensign,  vice  Betts,  promoted. 

MADISON    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Twenty-ninth  regiment  (E.  Farnham,  lieu- 
tenant colonel): 

Zadock  Sweetland,  quartermaster,  vice  Day,  resigned;  Jonathan 
Smith,  paymaster,  vice  Sweetland,  promoted. 


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Marvil  Underwood,  captain,  vice  J.  Davison,  deceased;  Calvin 
Goodale,  lieutenant,  vice  Underwood,  promoted;  Ebenezer  Coates, 
ensign,  vice  Goodale,  do;  Freeman  Young,  lieutenant,  vice  J. 
Munger,  do;  John  Maynard,  ensign,  vice  Young,  do. 

Luther  Smith,  captain,  vice  O.  Pierson,  moved;  Ebenezer  Whit- 
ney, lieutenant,  vice  Bumpus,  do. 

Oran  Chandler,  captain,  vice  Farnham,  resigned;  Roswell  Beck- 
with,  lieutenant,  vice  Chandler,  promoted;  Samuel  Holmes,  ensign, 
vice  S.  Dodge,  do;  Wheeler  Dryer,  ensign,  vice  Parmele,  promoted; 
Asa  Richardson,  ensign,  vice  Murdock,  resigned. 

One  Hundred  and  Forty-third  regiment  (R.  Leonard,  lieutenant 
colonel) : 

Samuel  Livermore,  adjutant,  vice  O.  Babcock,  resigned;  Paul  B. 
Main,  paymaster,  vice  S.  Livermore,  promoted;  Eli  S.  Bailey,  sur- 
geon's mate,  vice  R.  Hotten,  resigned. 

Henry  Clarke,  captain;  Chester  Scott,  captain,  vice  J.  Taylor, 
resigned;  Samuel  B.Clarke,  lieutenant, vice  Scott,  promoted;  Billings 
Popple,  ensign,  vice  Clarke,  do;  Elisha  Moore,  lieutenant,  vice  Ran- 
dall, moved;  Asa  Dennison,  ensign,  vice  Moore,  promoted;  William 
Dye,  lieutenant,  vice  Babcock,  resigned;  William  Whitford,  ensign, 
vice  Dye,  promoted;  Warren  Smith,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Loomis, 
resigned;  Zenas  Phinney,  ensign,  vice  Eaton,  resigned. 

Battalion  of  riflemen,  thirty-fifth  brigade: 

Bennet  Bicknell,  first  major  commandant;  Eri  Richardson,  second 
major;  Asa  Raymond,  paymaster;  John  G.  Curtis,  quartermaster. 

Darius  Morris,  captain. 

Sixty-fifth  regiment  of  infantry  (E.  Cleveland,  lieutenant  colonel) : 

Zenas  Hatch,  captain,  vice  Preble,  resigned;  Isaiah  P.  Snow,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Sherwood,  resigned;  Samuel  Ward,  ensign. 

New  company  of  riflemen — Peter  S.  Smith,  captain;  Frederick 


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1578  Annual  Report  of  the 

Myers,  first  lieutenant;  John  F.  Hicks,  second  lieutenant;  Nathan 
Mattison,  ensign. 

OTSEGO    COUNTY. 

Seventh  regiment: 

Bela  Kaple,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  J.  Steward,  promoted; 
Nathaniel  Todd,  first  major,  vice  Kaple,  do;  Stephen  Seaward, 
second  major,  vice  Todd,  do;  John  Jackson,  surgeon,  vice  Bigelow, 
moved;  Enos  J.  Spencer,  surgeon's  mate,  vice  Jackson,  promoted. 

Calvin  Day,  captain,  vice  Seaward,  promoted:  Elijah  Spaflord, 
lieutenant,  vice  J.  Seaward,  moved;  Aldin  Markham,  ensign. 

Second  regiment  of  infantry  (C.  Steers,  lieutenant  colonel): 

William  Fairchild,  captain,  vice  J.  Cheney,  resigned;  David  Bab- 
bit, lieutenant;  William  Gardner,  ensign,  vice  H.  G.  Johnston, 
moved. 

Asa  Pride,  captain,  vice  J.  Smith,  resigned;  Hezekiah  Smith,  lieu- 
tenant; Seth  Reed,  ensign. 

Light  Infantry — James  Cooper,  captain;  Ambrose  L.  Jordan, 
lieutenant;  James  Steeve,  ensign. 

Sixtieth  regiment  (J.  Mumford,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Daniel  Griffith,  ensign. 

John  T.  Quackenboss,  captain;  James  Culley,  captain. 

Jacob  McDonald,  Peter  Quackenboss,  lieutenants. 

Jacob  Deitz,  John  Low,  ensigns. 

One  Hundred  and  Fifty-first  regiment  (W.  Stranahan,  lieutenant 
colonel): 

William  Marthew,  quartermaster,  vice  J.  Cuyler,  deceased;  David 
Shaw,  paymaster,  vice  Huntington,  moved;  Nijah  Cone,  surgeon; 
Emanuel  Northrop,  chaplain. 

Thurstin  Brown,  captain  (light  infantry),  vice  Overhaiser,  moved; 
Alpheus  Fairchild,  lieutenant;  Orin  B.  Spencer,  lieutenant;  Gaylard 


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G.  Benjamin,  ensign;  Aaron  N.  Jackson,  ensign;  Daniel  Bird,  lieu- 
tenant (light  infantry). 

Seth  Rawley,  captain;  John  Adams,  lieutenant;  John  Wakelin, 
ensign. 

One  Hundred  and  Twelfth  regiment  (Moses  Rich,  lieutenant 
colonel) : 

Light  Infantry — William  Allen,  junior,  captain,  vice  P.  Maher, 
promoted;  Jonathan  Hall,  lieutenant;  Henry  Smith,  ensign,  vice 
Wooburn,  moved. 

Robert  Davis,  captain,  vice  H.  Hansen,  moved;  Martin  Sullivan, 
lieutenant;  William  J.  Ferris,  ensign. 

Riflemen — Levi  Pitts,  second  lieutenant;  David  Peck,  ensign. 

Fifty-fourth  regiment  (R.  Root,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Matthew  Rogers,  first  major,  vice  M.  Noble,  resigned;  Artemas 
Sheldon,  second  major,  vice  Rogers,  promoted;  William  Hall,  sur- 
geon's mate. 

Peter  Peck,  captain,  vice  Sheldon,  promoted;  Seth  Alvord,  cap- 
tain, vice  J.  Taylor,  resigned. 

Henry  Walbridge,  lieutenant,  vice  Talbot,  do;  Benjamin  Fitch, 
lieutenant;  Timothy  Rockwell,  ensign,  vice  Gardner,  resigned;  Ira 
Day,  ensign,  vice  Alvord,  promoted;  Abel  Pearce,  lieutenant,  vice 
Peck,  promoted ;  Samuel  Pearce,  ensign,  vice  A.  Pearce,  do. 

BROOME    COUNTY. 

Fifty-third  regiment  (A.  Goodrich,  lieutenant  colonel): 

David  Williams,  first  major;  Enos  Slosson,  second  major — with 
rank  from  March  2,  1814. 

Tilson  Wood,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Badger,  resigned;  Harvey 
Wright,  ensign;  Elisha  Higby,  ensign. 

Third  regiment: 


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Dan  Clark,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  W.  W.  Cook,  resigned;  Noah 
Shaw,  first  major,  vice  A.  Cole,  resigned;  Allen  Andrews,  second 
major,  vice  L.  Sawtle,  deceased;  George  Park,  adjutant,  vice  Per- 
sons, promoted;  Benjamin  Morse,  quartermaster,  vice  Johnson, 
resigned. 

Oliver  Stiles,  captain,  vice  Bishop,  resigned;  John  Beach,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Stiles,  promoted;  James  Stoddard,  third,  ensign,  vice 
Beach,  do. 

Orlando  Parsons,  captain,  vice  Freeman,  resigned;  Benjamin  S. 
Parsons,  lieutenant,  vice  O.  Parsons,  promoted;  Allen  Cowdrey, 
ensign,  vice  B.  S.  Parsons,  do. 

Woodruff  Barnes,  captain,  vice  D.  Clark,  do;  Alfred  Bingham, 
lieutenant,  vice  T.  Clark,  resigned;  Nathaniel  Sanford,  ensign,  vice 
D.  Fuller,  do;  Bartholomew  Williams,  ensign,  vice  Blakesley,  pro- 
mote.1 ;  Jarvis  Blakesley,  lieutenant,  vice  Z.  Chaffie,  do. 

Abraham  Lamoreaux,  captain,  vice  Aplington,  resigned;  Eli  Cul- 
ver, captain,  vice  Hartshorne,  do;  Nathaniel  Shepherd,  lieutenant, 
vice  Culver,  promoted;  Joseph  Mattison,  ensign,  vice  Shepherd,  do; 
Jonathan  Thomas,  lieutenant;  Daniel  Leach,  ensign,  vice  O.  Ely, 
promoted. 

Charles  Parsons,  captain,  vice  Shaw,  do;  Benjamin  Alden,  cap- 
tain, vice  Andrews,  do;  Levi  Andrews,  lieutenant,  vice  Alden,  do; 
Benjamin  Nichols,  ensign,  vice  L.  Andrews,  do. 

Riflemen — Samuel  Badger,  captain;  Lemon  Mason,  lieutenant; 
Enoch  Smith,  ensign. 

DELAWARE    COUNTY. 

Sixty-ninth  regiment  (A.  Howell,  lieutenant  colonel): 
Manus  Goodrich,  ensign. 

Samuel  Smith,  captain;  Henry  Bradley,  lieutenant;  Roger  Dewey, 
ensign;  John  McCrea,  ensign. 


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Peter  Huyck,  captain;  John  Teed,  lieutenant;  Gilbert  Dickerson, 
ensign. 

Gabriel  North,  junior,  captain,  vice  Sawyer,  resigned;  Benjamin 
B.  Ells,  lieutenant;  John  M.  Handford,  ensign. 

Eighty-seventh  regiment  (S.  Francis,  lieutenant  colonel) : 

Solomon  M.  Sackrider,  major,  vice  Pierce,  resigned;  Stephen 
Fenn,  chaplain;  William  Brown,  surgeon;  Silas  Keeler,  surgeon's 
mate;  Hazard  Beardsley,  paymaster. 

Joseph  Worden,  captain,  vice  Hanford,  resigned;  Matthew 
McClaughry,  lieutenant,  vice  Worden,  promoted;  Daniel  Hawford, 
ensign. 

Virgil  Bunnell,  captain,  vice  Sackrider,  promoted;  John  Lyon, 
lieutenant,  vice  Bunnell,  do;  Jonathan  Knapp,  ensign. 

Twenty-fifth  brigade: 

Battalion  commanded  by  Major  Asa  Grant: 

Noah  Dimick,  captain,  vice  Steenrod,  moved;  William  Dean,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Dimick,  promoted;  James  Dumond,  ensign,  vice  Dean, 
do;  Peter  Shaver,  lieutenant,  vice  E.  Steenrod,  moved;  John  Jaquish, 
junior,  ensign,  vice  Shaver,  promoted. 

Light  Infantry — William  Dumond,  captain,  vice  Bouton, 
moved;  William  Sluyter,  lieutenant,  vice  Dumond,  promoted; 
George  H.  Sands,  ensign,  vice  Sluyter,  do. 

Battalion  lately  commanded  by  Major  James  Wright: 

Joshua  Gee,  major  commandant,  vice  Wright,  promoted. 

Light  Infantry — Micajah  Horton,  captain;  Merlin  Hunter,  lieu- 
tenant; Zopher  Smith,  ensign. 

Lawrence  Rose,  captain;  John  Graham,  lieutenant;  Abraham 
Jessup,  lieutenant;  Henry  Shaver,  ensign;  Charles  Leonard,  ensign; 
Hezekiah  Elwood,  ensign. 


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ontario  county. 

Fourth  regiment  (M.  Brooks,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Nathan  Bryan,  second  major;  Truman  Kellogg,  adjutant. 

John  Park,  captain,  vice  Bryan,  promoted;  Timothy  Barnard, 
lieutenant,  vice  Park,  promoted;  Samuel  Miller,  ensign,  vice  Bar- 
nard, do;  Elisha  Eggleston,  lieutenant,  vice  Kellogg,  do;  Timothy 
Buel,  junior,  ensign. 

Twenty-second  regiment  (P.  Allen,  lieutenant  colonel): 

James  Richmond,  second  major,  vice  S.  Jones,  resigned. 
•  Lemuel  Metcalfe,  captain,  vice  Clark,  deceased;  Joseph  Clark, 
lieutenant,  vice  Metcalf,  promoted;  Lorenzo  Clark,  ensign,  vice  J. 
Clark,  do;  Edmund  Taylor,  lieutenant,  vice  Bently,  moved;  Enoch 
C.  Colby,  ensign,  vice  Taylor,  promoted. 

Joshua  Phillips,  captain,  vice  Johnson,  moved;  Archibald  Orcutt, 
lieutenant,  vice  Phillips,  promoted;  Benjamin  Boyd,  ensign. 

Henry  Pitts,  captain;  Aaron  Hicks,  lieutenant;  Constant  Cornell, 
ensign ;  David  Doolittle,  lieutenant  of  light  infantry. 

Fifty-second  regiment  (C.  Hopkins,  lieutenant  colonel): 

William  McKinstry,  second  major. 

Samuel  Felt,  captain,  vice  McKinstry,  promoted;  Jacob  B.  Bryan, 
lieutenant,  vice  Felt,  do;  Benjamin  Davis,  ensign. 

Onley  Staples,  captain,  vice  Jackson,  moved;  Levi  Treadwell, 
lieutenant,  vice  Staples,  promoted;  Roswell  Everts,  ensign,  vice 
Treadwell,  do;  Nathan  Kingsley,  ensign,  vice  Newcomb,  refusing. 

Ninety-fourth  regiment  (J.  W.  Lawrence,  lieutenant  colonel): 

James  Kneeland,  adjutant,  vice  S.  Blakeslie,  moved. 

Caleb  J.  Whaley,  captain,  vice  O.  Blakeslie,  do;  George  Gorton, 
lieutenant,  vice  Ackley,  do. 

Cephas  Beach,  junior,  captain,  vice  Skinner,  do;  Edmund  Bridges, 
ensign,  vice  Colton,  do. 


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1815. 

Riflemen — James  Cole,  lieutenant,  vice  Fordham,  do;  Chauncey 
Goodrich,  ensign,  vice  Cole,  promoted. 

Seventh  division  of  infantry: 

Phineas  Stanton,  quartermaster. 

Seventy-first  regiment  of  infantry: 

Theodore  Bannister,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  P.  Swift,  resigned; 
John  Brown,  first  major,  vice  Bannister,  promoted;  Seth  Swann, 
second  major,  vice  Brown,  do;  Caleb  Bannister,  surgeon's  mate. 

John  Shekells,  junior,  captain,  vice  Davis,  moved. 

Lieutenants — Everett  Baggerly,  vice  Shekells,  promoted;  William 
Moore,  vice  Warner,  resigned;  Abraham  Simmons,  vice  Wooden, 
resigned. 

Ensigns — John  Hildreth,  junior,  vice  J.  Hildreth,  moved; 
Ambrose  Salisbury,  vice  Crittenden,  do;  George  Bradford;  Jacob 
M.  Shekell,  vice  Simmons,  promoted. 

One  Hundred  and  Third  regiment  of  infantry  (A.  Smith,  lieu- 
tenant colonel): 

Peter  Coldron,  junior,  adjutant,  vice  T.  Stuart,  moved;  William 
Cornwell,  quartermaster. 

Isaac  Townsend,  lieutenant;  William  Randolph,  lieutenant,  vice 
Finch,  moved;  John  Chase,  ensign,  vice  Townsend,  promoted;  Jona- 
than Lamb,  ensign,  vice  Randolph,  do. 

Thirty-ninth  regiment  (G.  Flowell,  lieutenant  colonel): 
David  White,  second  major;  James  White,  surgeon,  vice  Robin- 
son, resigned;  Jeremiah  Irons,  chaplain. 

Joseph  Luce,  captain,  vice  Culver,  resigned;  Silas  Parsons,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Luce,  promoted. 

John  H.  Crandell,  captain  (light  infantry),  vice  White,  promoted; 
Enos  Palmer,  captain,  vice  Hinckley,  resigned;  Amariah  Rawson, 
lieutenant,  vice  Palmer,  promoted;  James  Hinckley,  ensign,  vice 
Rawson,  do;  Timothy  Rawson,  ensign,  vice  M.  Swift,  promoted; 


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Jacob  White,  lieutenant,  vice  Durfee,  deceased;  Silas  Wilcox,  ensign, 
vice  White,  promoted. 

Forty-second  regiment  (S.  Colt,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Abraham  B.  Hall,  paymaster. 

Robert  Dixon,  captain,  vice  McPherson,  resigned;  Stephen  Chase, 
lieutenant,  vice  Dixon,  promoted;  Richard  Alverson,  ensign,  vice 
Chase,  do. 

Eleventh  regiment  (H.  Sawyer,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Light  Infantry — Henry  Steel,  captain,  vice  R.  Spencer,  pro- 
moted; Aaron  Ackley,  lieutenant,  vice  Steel,  promoted;  Harris  Sey- 
mour, ensign,  vice  Ackley,  do. 

Rifle  battalion  lately  commanded  by  Elihu  Granger: 

Joseph  Hall,  major  commandant,  vice  Granger,  resigned;  Jared 
Willson,  adjutant,  vice  Classon,  moved;  Richard  Taylor,  surgeon, 
vice  White,  do;  Henry  A.  Finney,  surgeon's  mate. 

Peter  Westfall,  captain,  vice  J.  Westfall,  deceased;  Leyman 
Hotchkiss,  first  lieutenant,  vice  H.  Granger,  deceased;  Nicholas 
Spoor,  second  lieutenant,  vice  P.  Westfall,  promoted. 

GENESEE    COUNTY. 

Sixth  brigade  of  infantry: 

Worthy  L.  Churchill,  brigadier  general,  vice  Davis,*  killed  at  Erie. 

Thirty-first  regiment: 

James  Sayre,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Atkinson,  resigned;  John 
Farwell,  second,  first  major,  vice  Huntley,  do;  Aretas  Haskell, 
second  major,  vice  Sayre,  promoted;  James  Scott,  surgeon's  mate. 

Captains — Lyman  Evens,  vice  R.  Lucas,  moved;  Lewis  Swift, 
vice  Haskell,  promoted;  Peleg  Burrows,  vice  Bedel,  moved;  Daniel 
Fulton,  vice  Leonard,  resigned;  Moody  R.  Freeman,  vice  Farwell, 

*  Brigadier  General  Daniel  Davis  was  killed  in  the  sortie  from  Fort  Erie  September 
17,  1814.— State  Historian. 


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promoted;  Lemuel  Castle,  vice  Hammon,  moved;  Stephen  Martin, 
junior. 

Lieutenants — Eastman  Colby,  vice  Davison,  moved;  Robert  Ful- 
ton, vice  D.  Fulton,  promoted;  James  Chambers,  vice  Evens,  do; 
Isaac  Leach,  vice  Freeman,  do;  Calvin  Freeman,  vice  Swift,  do; 
Daniel  Mack,  vice  Shaw,  moved;  David  Glidon,  Stephen  Saunders. 

Ensigns — Chauncey  Gold;  Joseph  Hutcheson,  vice  S.  Clark, 
moved;  Ira  West,  vice  Castle,  promoted;  Harry  Patterson,  vice 
Chambers,  promoted;  John  Arnold,  vice  Colby,  do;  Jonathan  Wad- 
ams,  vice  Fulton,  do;  Samuel  A.  Perry,  vice  Freeman,  do;  Willard 
Leach,  vice  I.  Leach,  do. 

Battalion  in  the  sixth  brigade  of  infantry: 

James  Walworth,  major  commandant,  vice  W.  Rathbun,  moved. 

Micah  Harrington,  captain,  vice  Walworth,  promoted;  Abel  P. 
Shelden,  lieutenant,  vice  Harmars,  moved;  Amos  Wood,  ensign, 
vice  Shelden,  promoted. 

Newberry  Chaffee,  captain,  vice  Davis,  moved;  John  Hood,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Chaffee,  promoted;  Farley  F.  Coon,  ensign,  vice 
Hood,  do. 

Moses  Baron,  captain,  vice  McCarty,  declined;  James  Mabhers, 
lieutenant;  William  Bradner,  ensign. 

Charles  Dunham,  captain,  vice  Hunt,  moved;  Thomas  Fuller, 
lieutenant,  vice  Dunham,  promoted;  Henry  Lovell,  ensign,  vice 
Fuller,  do. 

Ninety-ninth  regiment  (William  Vary,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Daniel   Burbank,   lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Vary,  resigned;   Par- 
menio  Adams,  first  major,  vice  Burbank,  promoted;  Lemuel  Castle, 
second   major,    vice   Adams,    promoted;    Philo   Welton,   adjutant; 
Nathan  Stone,  paymaster. 
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John  Grover,  Samuel  Nichols,  Joseph  Persons — captains. 

Acleal  Sherwood,  Robert  Persons,  Jacob  Jackson — lieutenants. 

William  Richardson,  Silas  Parker,  Simeon  Dunham,  junior — 
ensigns. 

One  Hundred  and  Sixty-fourth  regiment: 

Seymour  Kellogg,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Churchill,  promoted; 
Abraham  Mattison,  first  major,  vice  Kellogg,  do;  Shuball  Dunham, 
second  major,  vice  R.  Hart,  refusing. 

Captains — Stephen  King,  vice  Lewis,  resigned;  Moses  Mclntyre, 
vice  E.  Kellogg,  resigned;  William  Hooker,  vice  Eggelston,  do; 
Newcomb  Godfrey,  vice  R.  Godfrey,  do. 

Lieutenants — Richard  Peck,  vice  King,  promoted;  Lodowick 
Champlain,  vice  Hooker,  promoted;  Amherst  Crane,  vice  Godfrey, 
do;  Jotham  Bisbee,  vice  Peck,  do. 

Ensigns — Ezra  Olds,  vice  Crane,  do;  Asa  Badcock,  vice  Hall,  do; 
Charles  Bisbee,  vice  J.  Bisbee,  do;  James  Nelson,  vice  Peck,  do; 
Asa  Palmer,  vice  Champlain,  do. 

NIAGARA    COUNTY. 

Fifth  brigade  of  infantry : 

William  Warren,  brigadier  general,  vice  Hopkins,  resigned; 
Almon  H.  Millard,  inspector,  vice  Kyes,  moved;  Cyrus  Hopkins, 
quartermaster,  vice  Sharp,  do. 

Thirteenth  regiment: 

William  W.  Chapin,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Chapman,  resigned, 
and  Hill,  moved;  James  Cronk,  first  major,  vice  Hill,  moved; 
Joseph  Wells,  second  major,  vice  Chapin,  promoted;  Oziel  Smith, 
adjutant,  vice  Stanley,  moved;  Benjamin  Bevens,  quartermaster, 
vice  Hopkins,  promoted;  James  Baldwin,  paymaster,  vice  O. 
Smith,  do. 


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1815. 

James  Chapin,  captain,  vice  Hull,  moved;  George  Keith,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Chapin,  promoted;  James  Campbell,  ensign,  vice  Keith, 
do;  Blake  Curtis,  ensign;  Sherlock  Fillmore,  lieutenant;  vice  Shel- 
den,  resigned;  John  Stranahan,  ensign;  William  R.  Allen,  lieuten- 
ant, vice  J.  Wilcox,  deceased;  Joseph  Thomas,  ensign,  vice  Fel- 
ton,  do. 

Aruna  Hibbard,  captain,  vice  Blackiman,  moved;  Philip  Peck- 
ham,  lieutenant,  vice  Hibbard,  promoted;  Jonathan  Thomas,  ensign, 
vice  Peckham,  do. 

Caleb  Rogers,  captain,  vice  Sample,  moved;  Harry  Henshaw, 
lieutenant,  vice  Rogers,  promoted;  William  Frenck,  ensign,  vice 
Hurlbert,  moved. 

Light  Infantry — Samuel  Edsall,  captain,  vice  Wells,  promoted; 
Marmaduke  Wells,  lieutenant,  vice  Edsall,  do. 

CHAUTAUQUA    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Sixty-second  regiment  (J.  McMahon,  lieuten- 
ant colonel): 

James  McMahon,  major;  David  Edson,  quartermaster;  David 
Eaton,  paymaster. 

Captains — Benjamin  Perry,  Elijah  Risley,  William  Bell,  Darius 
Dexter,  William  Martin,  Abraham  Windsor. 

Lieutenants — William  Rice,  Stephen  Prendergast,  Leverett  Bar- 
ker, Nathaniel  Fay,  John  Walker,  Amos  Bird. 

Ensigns — Robert  C.  Dickson,  David  Blie,  Isaac  Baldwin,  William 
McNervey,  Samuel  S.  Smith,  Isaac  Martin. 

NIAGARA    COUNTY. 

Forty-eighth  regiment: 

Ezekiel  Cook,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  W.  Warren,  promoted; 
Ezra  Nott,  first  major,  vice   Cook,  promoted;    Sumner  Warren, 


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second  major,  vice  Nott,  do;  Henry  Godfrey,  adjutant,  vice  S.  War- 
ren, do;  Asa  Warren,  quartermaster,  vice  H.  Godfrey,  promoted; 
Edward  Paine,  paymaster,  vice  S.  Kinney,  moved. 

James  M.  Stevens,  ensign,  vice  A.  Warren,  promoted;  Lathrop 
Frances,  lieutenant,  vice  Austin,  declined;  Jared  Canfield,  ensign, 
vice  Francis,  promoted:  Calvin  Doolittle,  lieutenant,  vice  Olger, 
declined;  Silas  Whiting,  ensign,  vice  Doolittle,  promoted. 

Elihu  Rece,  captain,  vice  Fuller,  declined;  John  Willeas,  lieuten- 
ant, vice  Rece,  promoted;  Elias  Band,  ensign,  vice  Briggs,  moved. 

Abner  Currier,  captain;  Jonathan  Cabby,  lieutenant;  Enos  Chellis, 
junior,  ensign. 

Riflemen — John  McKean,  captain:  John  C.  Pratt,  lieutenant; 
James  S.  Henshaw,  ensign. 

STEUBEN    COUNTY. 

First  brigade  of  infantry: 

James  McBurney,  brigadier  general,  vice  McClure,  sheriff. 

Seventeenth  regiment: 

William  Stephens,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  McBurney,  promoted; 
Thomas  Bennit,  first  major,  vice  Stephens,  promoted;  James  Jones, 
quartermaster;  William  B.  Jones,  paymaster. 

Abel  White,  Nathan  Hallett — captains. 

William  Atherton.  David  Porter,  John  Tousley,.  Daniel  Ather- 
ton — lieutenants. 

Amos  Thatcher,  Lent  Reynolds,  Edward  Rowen,  junior,  Corne- 
lius Van  Scoter — ensigns. 

Eighty-first  regiment  (C.  Bartles,  lieutenant  colonel) : 

Andrew  Kingsbury,  surgeon. 

Light  Infantry — Robert  Logan,  lieutenant;  Ransom  Hurd, 
ensign. 

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Captains — Theodore  Brown,  Christopher  Tomer,  Joseph  Gillet, 
Grattan  H.  Wheeler. 

Lieutenants — David  Judson,  John  Nickerson,  James  Goodrich, 
George  Raymond. 

Ensigns — Aaron  Waldo,  Daniel  Horton,  Samuel  Lampher, 
Joseph  Read. 

Benjamin  Rathbun,  captain;  Cornelius  Rathbun,  lieutenant. 

ALLEGANY    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Twenty-sixth  regiment  (J.  Noble,  lieutenant 
colonel) : 

William  Geiger,  second  major;  John  Ayres,  quartermaster;  John 
Gait,  paymaster;  Samuel  Southworth,  surgeon. 

Captains — Timothy  H.  Porter,  Henry  Utter,  Samuel  Russell, 
Jesse  Bullock. 

Lieutenants — Harry  Davis,  John  Utter,  Russel  H.  Benton, 
Charles  Carpenter,  Benjamin  B.  Earl,  Reuben  Ellis. 

Ensigns — Joseph  Knight,  junior;  Isaac  Sanford,  Eli  Stuart,  Tom 
Lemon,  Elihu  Griffith,  Ebenezer  Hotchkiss. 

SENECA    COUNTY. 

Thirty-eighth  brigade  of  infantry: 

John  Demott,  quartermaster. 

One  Hundred  and  Forty-fifth  regiment: 

Aranthus  Everts,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  McClellan,  not  accept- 
ing; Levi  Trowbridge,  first  major,  vice  Everts,  promoted;  Samuel 
Terry,  second  major;  Alexander  M.  G.  Comstock,  sugeon,  vice  L. 
Halsey,  resigned;  James  Thomas,  surgeon's  mate,  vice  Comstock, 
promoted;  John  Sayler,  adjutant,  vice  N.  Cole,  promoted. 

James  Smith,  captain,  vice  S.  Terry,  do;  Isaiah  Smith,  lieutenant, 
vice  J.  Smith,  do;  John  Smead,  ensign,  vice  I.  Smith,  do. 


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David  F.  Sears,  captain,  vice  Jno.  Smith,  resigned;  John  L.  Still- 
well,  lieutenant,  vice  C.  Smith,  promoted;  Dennis  Letts,  ensign, 
vice  D   F.  Sears,  promoted. 

Levi  Wheeler,  captain,  vice  Terry,  do;  Jonathan  P.  Woodworth, 
ensign;  Daniel  Richie,  lieutenant,  vice  E.  Smith,  deceased. 

Ensigns — John  Dickinson,  vice  D.  Richie,  promoted;  James  A. 
Rover,  Seth  Bayley,  vice  Sayler,  promoted. 

Light  Infantry — Edmond  Hopkins,  captain;  Chester  Coborn, 
lieutenant;  Samuel  Gregory,  ensign. 

Riflemen — Edward  B.  Ely,  captain;  Amos  Clark,  lieutenant; 
John  Wightman,  ensign. 

One  Hundred  and  Twenty-eighth  regiment: 

Zebedee  Stout,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  R.  Covert,  resigned;  Ralph 
Swartwout,  first  major,  vice  Stout,  promoted;  John  Whitney,  second 
major,  vice  Swartwout,  do;  Thomas  Orsborn,  quartermaster,  vice 
Wilson,  resigned;  Charles  Kelley,  paymaster,  vice  Dey,  moved. 

John  Reynolds,  captain,  vice  Whitney,  promoted;  Charles  Dick- 
inson, lieutenant,  vice  Reynolds,  promoted. 

Isaac  Miller,  captain,  vice  Wilkins,  moved. 

Ensigns — Henry  Halsey,  vice  Miller,  promoted;  William  May- 
bee,  vice  Orsborn,  do;  Samuel  Almy,  vice  Kelly,  do. 

Aaron  Miller,  leutenant,  vice  J.  Miller,  promoted. 

Light  Infantry — William  Thompson,  captain;  Peter  Himrod, 
lieutenant;  Josiah  Dunlap,  ensign. 

One  Hundred  and  Second  regiment  (H.  W.  Dobbin,  lieutenant 
colonel): 

Charles  Woodruff,  quartermaster,  vice  S.  Swift,  resigned;  Simon 
Chapman,  paymaster,  vice  Woodruff;  George  Elliot,  surgeon,  vice 
Pilney,  moved;  Roderick  Roice,  surgeon's  mate. 

Joseph  Morris,  lieutenant,  vice  Kishler,  moved;  Stephen  Alman, 


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ensign,  vice  J.  Gamber,  do;  Jacob  Bachman,  lieutenant,  vice  Moses, 
resigned. 

Ensigns — Timothy  Ludlum,  vice  Waldroff,  moved;  Garrit 
Arnold,  vice  Chapman,  promoted;  William  Bull,  vice  Boardman, 
resigned. 

James  H.  Johnson,  lieutenant,  vice  Rosevelt,  deceased;  John  Sel- 
fridge,  junior,  ensign,  vice  Grover,  moved. 

Asa  Bacon,  junior,  captain,  vice  Kendig,  resigned;  Lodowick 
Dobbin,  lieutenant,  vice  Bacon,  promoted;  Seth  Bacon,  ensign,  vice 
Dobbin,  promoted;  Joseph  Wade,  ensign. 

Riflemen — John  Alexander,  captain,  vice  Ireland,  resigned; 
James  Van  Riper,  lieutenant,  vice  Alexander,  promoted;  James 
Rorason,  ensign,  vice  Van  Riper,  do. 

CAYUGA    COUNTY. 

Twenty-first  regiment  (M.  N.  Tillotson,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Seth  Smith,  chaplain,  vice  H.  N.  Woodruff,  moved;  Ebenezer 
Hewitt,  surgeon,  vice  Tallman,  do;  Adonijah  White,  surgeon's  mate. 

Captains — James  P.  Pitch,  vice  Watkins,  moved;  Isaac  Richard- 
son, vice  S.  Allen,  refusing;  John  Leavenworth,  vice  Armstrong, 
resigned. 

Lieutenants — Silas  Slote,  vice  Richardson,  promoted;  John  Gay- 
lord,  junior;  Philo  Sparry,  vice  Pitch,  promoted;  Palmer  Hewitt, 
vice  Leavenworth,  promoted. 

Ensigns — James  Wallace,  vice  D.  Lester,  refusing;  Abraham 
Babcock,  vice  Gaylord,  promoted;  Absalom  Palmer,  vice  Denison, 
promoted;  Joshua  Coonley,  vice  Slote,  do;  Nathaniel  Wilcox,  vice 
P.  Sparry,  do. 

Eighty-eighth  regiment  (H.  Bloom,  lieutenant  colonel): 

John    Smith,    first   major,   vice    L.    Bradley,   refusing;   Thomas 


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Doughety,  second  major,  vice  Smith,  promoted;  Septer  Patrick,, 
surgeon,  vice  Hanshet,  refusing;  Lemuel  Powers,  surgeon's  mate, 
vice  Patrick,  promoted. 

Edward  Walker,  captain,  vice  Doughety,  promoted;  Derick  Dates, 
lieutenant,  vice  Walker,  do;  John  Starr,  ensign,  vice  Dates,  pro- 
moted; Nathan  Hemmingway,  ensign,  vice  Benjamin,  moved. 

John  Guthrie,  captain,  vice  Ailing,  resigned;  David  Morton,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  J.  Guthrie,  promoted;  George  Gould,  ensign,  vice  Mor- 
ton, promoted. 

John  Waldron,  captain,  vice  Snyder,  resigned;  Nathaniel  Luther, 
lieutenant,  vice  Waldron,  promoted;  Alanson  Woodcock,  ensign, 
vice  Luther,  promoted. 

William  Morrison,  captain,  vice  Reynolds,  refusing. 

John  Johnson,  captain,  vice  Credit,  resigned;  John  McDowle, 
lieutenant,  vice  Manning,  resigned;  Andrew  D.  W.  Bruyn,  ensign, 
vice  Cay  wood,  refusing;  William  Woodruff,  ensign,  vice  Morrison, 
promoted. 

Riflemen — William  Pew,  captain,  vice  Butler,  resigned;  Silas 
Cook,  lieutenant,  vice  Pew,  promoted;  Isaac  Smith,  ensign,  vice 
Cook,  promoted. 

One  Hundred  and  Sixty-seventh  rsgiment,  formed  from  the  bat- 
talion, commanded  by  Major  Eli  Matson: 

Eli  Matson,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant:  Solomon  Wood- 
worth,  first  major;  Adonijah  Church,  second  major;  James  Alex- 
ander, paymaster,  vice  Paine,  moved;  Stephen  Burt,  surgeon's  mate; 
Charles  Locke,  adjutant,  vice  A.  Hollister. 

Abner  Hollister,  captain,  vice  Woodworth,  promoted;  Benjamin 
Philips,  lieutenant,  vice  Hollister,  do;  William  Elwell,  ensign,  vice 
Conger,  refusing. 

John  Hyde,  captain,  vice  Church,  promoted;  Norman  Sheldon,. 


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1815. 

lieutenant,  vice  J.  Hyde,  promoted;  Worcester  Henderson,  ensign, 

vice  Sheldon,  do. 

Jared  Darrow,  captain;  David  Gates,  lieutenant;  Charles  Richards, 
ensign. 

Chester  Andrews,  captain;  Obadiah  Adams,  lieutenant;  Robert 
Van  Tassel,  ensign. 

One  Hundred  and  Fifty-eighth  regiment  (J.  Harris,  lieutenant 
colonel) : 

James  Wilson,  first  major,  vice  Olmsted,  resigned;  Moses  Wes- 
ner,  second  major,  vice  J.  Wilson,  promoted;  Joseph  T.  Vetney, 
surgeon,  vice  Bennett,  resigned;  John  Mosher,  surgeon's  mate,  vice 
Whitney,  resigned. 

Daniel  Wesner,  captain,  vice  M.  Wesner,  do;  Thomas  Wesner, 
lieutenant,  vice  D.  Wesner,  do;  Nathaniel  Bray,  ensign,  vice  T. 
Wesner,  do. 

Samuel  Bassett,  ensign. 

One  Hundred  and  Ninth  regiment  (Z.Rhoads,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Henry  Persall,  junior,  quartermaster,  vice  Chamberlin,  resigned. 

Joseph  Lee,  captain,  vice  J.  Bassett,  deceased;  Adonijah  Gleason, 
lieutenant,  vice  Lee,  promoted;  Gideon  Draper,  ensign,  vice  Gleason, 
promoted. 

Shilmore  Shirely,  captain,  vice  Rundell,  moved;  John  Spafford, 
lieutenant,  vice  Shirely,  promoted;  Henry  Johnson,  ensign,  vice 
Spafford,  promoted. 

Henry  I.  Brinckerhoff,  captain,  vice  J.  Snyder,  refusing;  Abraham 
Van  Osdall,  lieutenant,  vice  Brinckerhoff,  promoted;  Samuel  Van- 
derbeck,  ensign,  vice  Van  Osdall,  promoted. 

Elias  Curtis,  lieutenant;  Isaac  Miller,  ensign,  vice  E.  Curtis,  pro- 
moted. 

TIOGA    COUNTY. 

Seventy-ninth  regiment  (I.  Baldwin,  lieutenant  colonel): 
Solomon  L.  Smith,  second  major,  vice  Gragg,  resigned. 


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David  Griswold,  captain,  vice  Smith,  promoted;  John  L.  Smith, 
lieutenant,  vice  Griswold,  promoted;  Phineas  Helms,  ensign,  vice 
Smith,  promoted. 

Samuel  Hillman,  captain,  vice  E.  Griswold,  deceased;  Asahel 
Burnham,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice  Hillman,  promoted;  Elijah  Brewer, 
ensign,  vice  Burnham,  promoted. 

Samuel  Agard,  captain,  vice  Booth,  promoted;  Horace  Agard, 
lieutenant;  Nathan  Suttle,  ensign. 

Riflemen — Samuel  Tuthill,  captain;  Charles  F.  Fry,  lieutenant. 

Ninety-fifth  regiment  (J.  Swartwood,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Benjamin  Jenning,  second  major,  vice  White,  moved. 

Hudson  Jenning,  captain,  vice  B.  Jenning,  promoted;  Zurastus 
Bass,  lieutenant,  vice  H.  Jenning,  do;  Zureah  Clark,  ensign,  vice 
Bass,  do. 

Jesse  D.  White,  captain,  vice  T.  Baker,  moved;  Daniel  Decker, 
lieutenant,  vice  Payne,  refusing;  Johannes  Swartwood,  ensign,  vice 
White,  promoted;  Seneca  Howel,  lieutenant. 

CORTLAND    COUNTY. 

Fifty-eighth  regiment  (M.  Keep,  lieutenant  colonel) : 

William  Lincolin,  second  major,  vice  Chaplin,  resigned. 

Jacob  Cady,  captain,  vice  Z.  Strong,  moved;  Ebenezer  Andrews, 
junior,  lieutenant,  vice  Cady,  promoted;  Joel  Potter,  ensign,  vice 
Andrews,  promoted;  David  Snider,  lieutenant,  vice  Sheldon,  moved. 

Ensigns — Abner  Bruce,  vice  Luce,  promoted;  Charles  Titus,  vice 
Wait,  moved;  Nathan  Stone  (of  grenadiers),  vice  T.  Stone,  moved. 

Thomas  Luce,  captain,  vice  Lincoln,  promoted. 

One  Hundred  and  Twenty-fourth  regiment  (E.  Wheeler,  lieuten- 
ant colonel): 

Light  Infantry — John  L.  Boyd,  captain,  vice  Hedges,  resigned; 


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Bethuel  Hervey,  lieutenant,  vice  Boyd,  promoted;  Ansel  Holmes, 
ensign,  vice  Hervey,  do. 

Joseph  A.  Lovel,  captain,  vice  Daines,  resigned;  Parley  P.  Wood, 
lieutenant,  vice  J.  A.  Lovel,  promoted;  John  Cortney,  ensign,  vice 
Wood,  promoted;  Homer  B.  Grinman,  ensign. 

New  company  of  riflemen — Joseph  Reynolds,  captain;  James 
Chatterton,  lieutenant;  Michael  Warring,  ensign. 

HERKIMER    COUNTY. 

Twenty-first  brigade  of  infantry: 

Henry  S.  Orendorf,  quartermaster,  vice  Helmer,  moved. 

Twenty-seventh  regiment  (C.  P.  Bellinger,  lieutenant  colonel) : 

Abel  Hannahs,  surgeon,  vice  Harwood,  resigned;  Abel  Milling- 
ton,  surgeon's  mate,  vice  Hannahs,  promoted. 

Asahel  Brace,  captain,  vice  Leonard,  moved;  Silas  Hamilton,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Brace,  promoted;  Luke  Keith,  ensign,  vice  Hamilton, 
promoted;  Ephraim  Mills,  ensign,  vice  Beckwith,  refusing. 

Fortieth  regiment  (M.  Myers,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Warren  Day,  surgeon's  mate;  Patrick  Mahon,  quartermaster,  vice 
Budlong,  moved;  William  P.  Tygart,  paymaster. 

Artemas  Ross,  captain,  vice  Kinne,  resigned;  James  Schooley, 
lieutenant,  vice  Ross,  promoted;  Stephen  A.  Matterson,  ensign,  vice 
Schooley,  promoted. 

Stephen  Crosby,  captain,  vice  Norton,  resigned;  Oliver  Bruce, 
lieutenant,  vice  Crosby,  promoted;  John  L.  Andrews,  ensign,  vice 
Bruce,  promoted;  Ira  Kingsbury,  lieutenant,  vice  Smith,  resigned. 

Ninetieth  regiment: 

Jared  Thayer,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  D.  Wright,  resigned;  Asa 
Chatfield,  first  major,  vice  D.  Fenner,  do;  John  Green,  second  major, 
vice  Thayer,  promoted. 

Daniel  Brayton,  captain,  vice  Green,  promoted;  Eli  Priest,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Ward;  John  Buckling,  junior,  ensign,  vice  Eaton,  moved. 


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Joseph  P.  Waggoner,  lieutenant,  vice  Pickert,  moved;  John  Neely, 
ensign,  vice  Waggoner,  promoted. 

Light  Infantry — David  Ford,  captain,  vice  Chesterfield,  pro- 
moted; Rufus  Sharp,  lieutenant,  vice  Ford,  promoted;  Jeremiah 
Smith,  ensign,  vice  S.  Smith,  moved. 

Aaron  Root,  captain,  vice  Potter,  moved;  Isaac  Norton,  junior, 
lieutenant,  vice  Root,  promoted. 

Eber  Stevens,  captain,  vice  J.  Stevens,  moved;  Charles  Willard, 
lieutenant,  vice  E.  Stevens,  promoted;  Erastus  Hamilton,  ensign, 
vice  Willard,  do. 

LEWIS    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  First  regiment: 

Daniel  Cobb,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Carter,  resigned;  Nathan 
Cook,  first  major,  vice  Cobb,  promoted;  Israel  Kellogg,  second 
major,  vice  Cook,  promoted;  John  Clark,  adjutant,  vice  Card, 
moved;  Grove  Elsworth,  quartermaster,  vice  Bliss,  moved. 

Captains — Shadrick  Case,  vice  Kellogg,  promoted ;  William  Root, 
vice  Saunders,  moved. 

Lieutenants — Ariel  Munger,  vice  Clark,  promoted;  William 
Broadway,  vice  Root,  do;  Chester  Buck,  vice  Elsworth,  do. 

Ensigns — Curtis  Barker,  vice  Case,  do;  Caleb  Pomeroy,  vice 
Broadway,  do;  Amos  Bayley,  vice  Buck,  do. 

Seventy-sixth  regiment  (A.  Tucker,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Asa  Harris,  second  major;  Dennis  Tuttle,  adjutant,  vice  Cofern 
(William  Coffin),  resigned;  Egbert  Ten  Eyck,  paymaster,  vice  Clark, 
do;  Calvin  Spaulding,  quartermaster,  vice  W.  Spalding,  resigned. 

Jonathan  E.  Miles,  lieutenant,  vice  Brown,  deceased;  Jonathan 
Baker,  ensign,  vice  Miles,  promoted. 

Rowland  Hall,  captain,  vice  A.  Harris,  do;  Joseph  Sanders,  lieu- 
tenant; Horace  Rudd,  ensign,  vice  Hall,  promoted. 


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1815. 

Peter  Yandes,  captain,  vice  Booth,  moved;  Alpheus  Davis,  lieu- 
tenant; Nial  Braynard,  ensign. 

Joseph  Mayo,  captain,  vice  Gifford,  resigned;  Abraham  Graves, 
lieutenant,  vice  Mayo,  promoted;  Elnathan  Matterson,  ensign,  vice 
Graves,  do. 

Benoni  Edmonds,  captain,  vice  Post,  moved;  William  M.  Win- 
slow,  lieutenant,  vice  Edmonds,  promoted;  Chester  Blodgett,  ensign, 
vice  Winslow,  do. 

Light  Infantry — Esock  Lewis,  captain;  William  Andrews,  lieu- 
tenant; Martin  Ellis,  ensign. 

Samuel  Wiswell,  captain,  vice  J.  Fuller,  resigned;  James  Pearce, 
lieutenant,  vice  Wiswell,  promoted;  David  Smith,  ensign,  vice 
Pearce,  promoted. 

JEFFERSON    COUNTY. 

Fifty-fifth  regiment  (C.  Allen,  lieutenant  colonel) : 

Daniel  Talcott,  second  major,  vice  Sill,  refusing;  Abiah  Jenkins, 
paymaster,  vice  Andrus,  disabled. 

Nathaniel  W.  Hibbard,  captain,  vice  Herrington,  resigned;  Jesse 
Hibbard,  lieutenant,  vice  N.  W.  Hibbard,  promoted. 

Elnathan  Done,  captain,  vice  E.  Allen,  resigned;  George  Lampon, 
lieutenant,  vice  Done,  promoted;  Stanton  Brown,  ensign,  vice 
Lampon,  do. 

Joseph  Beals,  captain,  vice  Ellis,  resigned;  Nathaniel  Goodale, 
lieutenant,  vice  Hungerford,  resigned;  Samuel  Hinman,  ensign,  vice 
Beals,  promoted. 

Bryan  Fox,  captain,  vice  Wright,  resigned;  John  Stewart,  lieuten- 
ant; Samuel  Fox,  ensign,  vice  B.  Fox,  promoted. 

Lyman  Geddings,  captain,  vice  Cornwall,  resigned;  William  Case, 
lieutenant,  vice  Ormsby,  moved;  Joseph  Geddings,  ensign,  vice  L. 
Geddings,  promoted. 


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Benjamin  Barney,  captain,  vice  Talcot,  promoted;  Jesse  S.  Wood- 
ard,  lieutenant,  vice  Hosington,  resigned;  Asa  Wheelock,  ensign, 
vice  Barney,  promoted. 

Riflemen — Joseph  Graves,  captain,  vice  M.  Barney,  resigned; 
Henry  King,  lieutenant;  Zephaniah  Penny,  second  lieutenant;  John 
Stacy,  ensign. 

LEWIS    COUNTY. 

Forty-sixth  regiment  (R.  Coxe,  lieutenant  colonel) : 

Baron  S.  Doty,  quartermaster,  vice  Bush,  moved. 

Light  Infantry — John  Ives,  Junior,  captain,  vice  Hough, 
resigned;  Henry  Graves>  lieutenant,  vice  Churchill,  do;  David 
Pitcher,  ensign,  vice  Ives,  promoted. 

Benjamin  Doud,  junior,  captain,  vice  Shepherd,  resigned;  Elijah 
Salmon,  lieutenant,  vice  Doud,  promoted. 

Ensigns — Heman  Kilham,  vice  Salmon,  promoted;  Abijah  Pot- 
ter, vice  Mills,  refusing;  Chauncey  Barnes,  vice  Wells,  promoted. 

ONONDAGA    COUNTY. 

Rifle  battalion  commanded  by  Major  Charles  B.  Bristol: 

John  Van  Pelt,  adjutant,  vice  Needham;  Samuel  L.  Edwards, 
quartermaster;  Asher  Mills,  paymaster. 

Joel  Huntington,  lieutenant,  vice  Ketcham,  refusing;  Stephen 
Messenger,  junior,  ensign,  vice  Huntington,  promoted;  Josiah 
Brownson,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice  Van  Pelt,  promoted;  John  Grid- 
ley,  ensign. 

Sixteenth  regiment  of  infantry  (J.  Chandler,  lieutenant  colonel): 

James  Adams,  first  major,  with  rank  from  March  2,  1814. 

One  Hundred  and  Forty-seventh  regiment  (T.  M.  Wood,  lieu- 
tenant colonel): 

Jasper  Wood,  first  major,  vice  D.  Lawrence,  declining;  Michael 
Mead,  second  major,  vice  P.  Hining,  resigned;  Davenport  Morey, 
adjutant,  vice  (Nehemiah  H.)  Earl,  aide  to  general. 


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Alvan  Marsh,  captain,  vice  J.  Wood,  promoted;  John  Grinnell, 
lieutenant,  vice  Marsh,  promoted;  Stephen  Hungerford,  ensign,  vice 
Alderman,  moved. 

Walter  Worden,  captain,  vice  Davis,  resigned;  Charles  Palmer, 
lieutenant,  vice  Worden,  promoted;  William  Huntley,  ensign,  vice 
Palmer,  do. 

Francis  Cooper,  captain,  vice  Cobb,  resigned;  James  Olcott,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Cooper,  promoted;  Henry  Kellogg,  ensign,  vice 
Olcott,  do. 

Levi  Ellis,  captain,  vice  Clark,  resigned;  Gilbert  Pinkney,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Ellis,  promoted:  Watterbury  Miller,  ensign,  vice  Pink- 
ney, do;  Davenport  Morey,  lieutenant,  vice  A.  Foot,  moved;  Chris- 
topher Buckley,  ensign,  vice  Morey,  promoted. 

Handly  Lamb,  captain,  vice  Mead,  promoted;  Samuel  Samson, 
lieutenant,  vice  Lamb,  do;  Barney  Hicks,  ensign,  vice  Adams, 
declining. 

Light  Infantry — Amos  P.  Granger,  captain,  vice  Rice,  resigned; 
Charles  Gardner,  lieutenant,  vice  Granger,  do;  Joseph  Smith,  ensign, 
vice  Gardner,  do. 

One  Hundred  and  Fifty-ninth  regiment  (W.  Hecox,  lieutenant 
colonel): 

Captains — Elijah  Bowing,  vice  Wiltsey,  resigned ;  Abijah  Benson, 
vice  N.  Benson,  moved;  Seth  Hall,  vice  J.  Hall,  resigned. 

Lieutenants — Jacob  Van  Houten,  vice  A.  Benson,  promoted; 
James  Hall,  vice  Eels,  deceased,  and  S.  Hall,  promoted;  Isaac 
Skeels,  vice  Bowing,  promoted. 

Ensigns — Elijah  Body,  vice  Eaton,  resigned;  Spencer  Parsons, 
vice  J.  Hall,  promoted. 

Ninety-eighth  regiment : 

Ensign  Hill,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  C.  Clark,  resigned;  Norris 


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Case,  first  major,  vice  E.  Hill,  promoted ;  Asa  Wells,  second  major, 
vice  Case,  do;  Moravia  Marsh,  adjutant,  vice  L.  Marsh,  declined; 
Salmon  G.  Willard,  quartermaster,  vice  Clark,  moved. 

Grenadiers — James  Carr,  captain,  vice  Wells,  promoted;  Isaac 
Jerome,  lieutenant,  vice  Carr,  do;  Seymour  Coe,  ensign. 

Asahel  Smith,  captain,  vice  Webb,  moved;  Samuel  Bailey,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  R.  Bailey,  resigned;  Samuel  Cole,  ensign. 

Abial  Whitman,  captain,  vice  C.  Vinal,  resigned;  Ezekiel  Hoytr 
junior,  lieutenant,  vice  Whitman,  promoted;  Consider  Jacobs> 
ensign. 

Henry  Potter,  captain,  vice  Marsh,  resigned;  Daniel  Candy, 
junior,  lieutenant,  vice  Potter,  promoted;  Joseph  Baker,  ensign. 

Asa  Cook,  captain,  vice  Draper,  resigned;  Benjamin  Coats,  junior, 
lieutenant,  vice  Jackson,  moved;  Robert  Shankland,  ensign. 

Chancy  Mason,  captain,  vice  E.  Wells,  resigned;  Timothy  North- 
rup,  lieutenant,  vice  Carpenter,  resigned;  Lemuel  Cook,  ensign. 

CATTARAUGUS    COUNTY. 

Battalion  in  the  fifth  brigade  composed  of  the  militia  in  Cattarau- 
gus county: 

Joseph  McClure,  major  commandant;  Willys  Thrall,  adjutant; 
Jedediah  Strong,  quartermaster;  Sands  Bouton,  paymaster. 

Abner  Henman,  captain;  Jonathan  Dodge,  lieutenant;  Ebenezer 
Reed,  junior,  ensign. 

Solomon  Curtis,  captain;  Timothy  Butler,  lieutenant;  Moses  War- 
ner, junior,  ensign. 

JEFFERSON    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Eighth  regiment: 

Samuel  Watson,  adjutant;  Henry  Slott,  quartermaster;  Ruel 
Kimball,  paymaster;  Horatio  Orvis,  surgeon;  Ruel  Baker,  surgeon's 
mate. 


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William  Knox,  captain;  Walter  Cole,  lieutenant;  Abner  Smith, 
ensign;  John  C.  Foster,  ensign. 

Eber  Head,  captain;  Peter  Fuller,  lieutenant;  Ansel  Hinclslow, 
ensign;  Rufus  Stebbins,  ensign. 

William  Cole,  captain;  Cyrus  Stow,  lieutenant;  Thomas  Nelson, 
junior,  ensign. 

Palmer  Wescott,  captain;  William  Smith,  lieutenant;  Robert 
Deming,  ensign. 

CAYUGA    COUNTY. 

Resolved,  that  John  Tillotson  be  no  longer  brigadier  general  of 
the  seventh  brigade  of  infantry,  and  that  a  supersedeas  issue 
accordingly. 

Resolved,  that  Martin  Barber  be  no  longer  a  captain  in  the  One 
Hundred  and  Ninth  regiment  of  infantry,  and  that  a  supersedeas 
issue  accordingly. 

JEFFERSON    COUNTY. 

Resolved,  that  Alfred  Freeman  be  no  longer  a  captain  in  the  One 
Hundred  and  Eighth  regiment  of  infantry,  and  that  a  supersedeas 
issue  accordingly. 

OTSEGO    COUNTY. 

Resolved,  that  Aaron  Richards  be  no  longer  paymaster  of  the 
One  Hundred  and  Thirty-fifth  regiment  of  infantry,  and  that  a 
supersedeas  issue  accordingly. 

CAYUGA    COUNTY. 

Seventh  brigade  of  infantry: 

Henry  Bloom,  brigadier  general,  vice  J.  Tillotson,  superseded. 

OTSEGO    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirty-fifth  regiment  of  infantry  (Nathaniel 

Crandall,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Orange  Allen,  paymaster,  vice  A.  Richards,  superseded. 
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new  york  county. 

Third  regiment  of  artillery: 

Cornelius  E.  DePuy,  surgeon's  mate,  vice  Wendell,  transferred. 

Charles  Wardel,  captain,  vice  T.  Shaw,  resigned;  Abraham  H. 
Van  Vleck,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Wardell,  promoted;  Joseph  Del 
Vecchio,  second  lieutenant,  vice  A.  H.  V.  Vleck,  promoted;  Redin 
Wood,  cornet,  vice  DelVecchio,  promoted. 

Thomas  Stevenson,  captain,  vice  T.  A.  Reynolds,  resigned; 
Thomas  Rich,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Stevenson,  promoted. 

Daniel  McFall  Smith,  captain;  Robert  Gallagher,  first  lieutenant. 

Second  regiment  of  artillery: 

Horatio  Gates  Stevens,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Curtenius;  Joseph 
Home,  first  major,  vice  Stevens,  promoted;  John  V.  B.  Varick, 
second  major,  vice  Home,  promoted;  John  M.  S.  McKnight,  sur- 
geon, vice  Neilson,  resigned;  Robert  W.  Wilson,  surgeon's  mate, 
vice  McKnight,  promoted. 

Captains — David  Codwise,  vice  Varick,  promoted ;  Charles  Town. 

First  lieutenants — John  L.  Morton,  vice  D.  Codwise,  promoted; 
John  Ferres,  Jacob  Harris,  William  Bakewell,  Egbert  Benson, 
junior,  Lemuel  L.  Skidmore,  James  L.  Brinkerhofi',  Hugh  O'Hare. 

Second  lieutenants — John  Benson,  Joseph  M.  Clark,  John  A. 
Lent,  Abraham  Tanner,  Abraham  Van  Cleef,  Joseph  Barker,  Joseph 
Shelburgh,  William  Onderdonk,  junior. 

Eleventh  regiment  of  artillery : 

Thomas  R.  Mercein,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Harsin,  resigned; 
George  Hodgson,  first  major,  vice  Mercein,  promoted;  Peter  C. 
Tappan,  surgeon's  mate. 

First  lieutenants — Christopher  Wolf,  Thomas  Hyatt. 

Second  lieutenants— Adrian  H.  Van  Bokkelin,  John  Remmy, 
junior. 


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Battalion  of  artillery  (late  Ninth  regiment)  lately  commanded  by 
Daniel  D.  Smith: 

Richard  Kingsland,  first  major,  vice  D.  D.  Smith,  resigned;  Aaron 
Levy,  second  major,  vice  Kingsland,  promoted;  Guy  Carlton  Bay- 
ley,  surgeon,  vice  Cooper,  resigned ;  Floyd  Smith,  second  lieutenant 
and  paymaster. 

Peter  Van  Winkle,  captain;  John  M.  White,  second  lieutenant; 
John  Hasbrook,  second  lieutenant. 

New  battalion  of  artillery: 

John  W.  Forbes,  first  major  commandant;  Jeremiah  Vanderbilt, 
second  major;  George  Bruce,  first  lieutenant  and  paymaster;  Wil- 
liam H.  Bunn,  first  lieutenant  and  quartermaster;  Thomas  Van 
Beuren,  surgeon. 

Captains — Teunis  B.  Van  Brunt,  John  G.  Betts,  John  L.  Van 
Boskirk,  Nicholas  Crocheron,  Joseph  Simpson,  Nicholas  Van  Brunt. 

First  lieutenants — John  D.  Wolfe,  Ebenezer  Cole,  James  Quick, 
Joseph  George. 

Second  lieutenants — Nicholas  Haight,  Silas  Brown,  Abraham 
Clock,  William  Brown,  James  Montgomery,  Bush  G.  Brown. 

ORANGE    COUNTY. 

Tenth  regiment  of  artillery: 

Robert  C.  Hunter,  surgeon;  William  Rafferty,  chaplain. 
Jason  W.  Rogers,  first  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Davis,  resigned;  Joseph 
H.  Dill,  second  lieutenant. 

ROCKLAND    COUNTY. 

Jabez  Lyon,  second  lieutenant. 

WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

Sixth  regiment  of  artillery: 

Zacheus  Atwood,  captain,  vice  Archibald,  resigned;  Aaron  Cleave- 


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1604  Annual  Report  of  the 

land,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Atwood,  promoted;  James  S.   Stewart, 
second  lieutenant,  vice  Cleaveland,  promoted. 

Moses  Cowan,  captain,  vice  R.  Mooers,  resigned;  John  Barnard, 
first  lieutenant,  vice  Cowan,  promoted;  Isaac  Tice,  second  lieutenant, 
vice  Barnard,  do. 

CLINTON    COUNTY. 

Daniel  B.  Vaughn,  captain,  vice  S.  How,  moved;  James  Lewis, 
junior,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Vaughn,  promoted;  Abel  Chamberlin, 
second  lieutenant. 

SCHOHARIE    COUNTY. 

First  regiment  of  artillery  (P.  C.  Fox,  lieutenant  colonel) : 
Curtis  Thorpe,  captain;  Peter  Burhans.  first  lieutenant;  Jacob  L. 
Lawyer,  second  lieutenant. 

MONTGOMERY    COUNTY. 

Peter  Lampman,  first  lieutenant,  vice  P.  W.  Fox,  resigned;  Adam 
A.  Xellis,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Lampman,  promoted;  Joseph  Ray- 
mond, first  do,  vice  Satterlee,  resigned;  Josiah  Hollister,  second  do, 
vice  Raymond,  promoted;  Henry  B.  Henry,  first  do;  Jesse  Billings, 
third,  second  do. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Fifth  regiment  of  artillery: 

Harman  Jenkins,  captain,  vice  D.  Morrel,  moved;  Alexander 
Cameron,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Jenkins,  promoted;  James  Hilton, 
junior,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Cameron,  do. 

DELAWARE    COUNTY. 

Elihu  Eells,  captain,  vice  Beardsley,  resigned;  James  Briant,  first 
lieutenant,  vice  Eels,  promoted;  Anson  Packard,  second  lieutenant. 

GREENE    COUNTY. 

Jared  Stocking,  major,  vice  Hamilton,  resigned. 

James  Bogardus,  captain,  vice  Stocking,  promoted;  Daniel  Sands, 


State  Historian.  1605 

first  lieutenant,  vice  Bogardus,  promoted;  Oliver  P.  Ashley,  second 
lieutenant,  vice  Sands,  promoted. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Nathan  Gallup,  captain,  vice  J.  Tyler,  resigned;  Amos  Crary,  first 
lieutenant,  vice  Whipple,  resigned;  Edward  P.  Crary,  second  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Gallup,  promoted. 

ONTARIO    COUNTY. 

Seventh  regiment  of  artillery  (W.  Grieve,  lieutenant  colonel): 
Richard  Mountjoy  Bayly,  paymaster,  vice  Powell,  resigned. 

CAYUGA    COUNTY. 

William  R.  Collins,  captain,  vice  Gardner,  moved;  Henry  Ackley, 
first  lieutenant,  vice  Colling,  promoted;  James  Collier,  second  lieu- 
tenant, vice  J.  Ludlow,  resigned. 

James  Sylandt,  first  lieutenant,  vice  (William)  Hooper,  killed; 
Israel  Squires,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Sylandt,  promoted. 

SENECA    COUNTY. 

Ira  Clark,  captain,  vice  Townsend,  resigned;  Solomon  Porter, 
first  lieutenant,  vice  Clark,  promoted;  Josiah  B.  Chapman,  second 
lieutenant,  vice  Porter,  promoted. 

NIAGARA    COUNTY. 

John  J.  Seely,  captain,  vice  Stanard,  moved;  Henry  M.  Camp- 
bell, first  lieutenant,  vice  Seely,  promoted;  Ira  Dickinson,  second 
lieutenant,  vice  Campbell,  do. 

BROOME    COUNTY. 

Twelfth  regiment  of  artillery  (Elijah  H.  Metcalf,  of  Otsego  county, 
lieutenant  colonel): 

Daniel  Brown,  captain,  vice  Avery,  resigned;  Levi  Catlin,  second 
lieutenant;  Heman  Hall,  first  lieutenant;  Timothy  Backus,  second 
lieutenant. 


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1606  Annual  Report  of  the 

James  McName,  captain,  vice  H.  Prentice,  resigned;  George  S. 
Crafts,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Wilkinson,  resigned;  Zeba  Burch, 
second  lieutenant. 

John  Woodbury,  captain,  vice  Smith,  resigned;  Ebenezer  Thayer, 
first  lieutenant,  vice  Woodbury,  promoted;  John  Derthick,  second 
lieutenant,  vice  Thayer,  do;  Henry  T.  Shipman,  second  lieutenant. 

ONEIDA    COUNTY. 

Eighth  regiment  of  artillery: 

Theodore  Sill,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  J.  French,  resigned;  Joseph 
Lincklain,  first  major,  vice  Sill,  promoted;  Michael  M.  Myers,* 
second  major,  vice  E.  Camp,  resigned. 

Thomas  B.  Gillespie,*  captain,  vice  Myers,  promoted;  George 
Petrie,*  first  lieutenant,  vice  Gillespie,  promoted. 

New  company — Luther  Cole,  captain;  Clark  Durkee,  first  lieu- 
tenant; Lemuel  C.  Henderson,  second  lieutenant. 

WESTCHESTER    COUNTY. 

First  brigade  of  horse  artillery : 

Henry  Brevoort,  brigade  quartermaster. 

Second  regiment  of  horse  artillery: 

Isaac  Townsend,  quartermaster. 

Joseph  Sunderland,  captain,  vice  C.  Brown,  resigned;  Ebenezer 
Frost,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Sunderland,  promoted;  Frederick  D. 
Brown,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Frost,  do;  Josiah  S.  Ferris,  cornet, 
vice  Brown,  ^promoted. 

KINGS    COUNTY. 

New  company — John  J.  Ditmas,  captain;  John  Meserole,  junior, 
first  lieutenant;  Michael  Hegeman,  second  lieutenant;  John  W. 
Statesie,  cornet. 

*  Commissions  delivered  to  George  Petrie. 


State  Historian.  1607 

chenango  county. 
New  company  of  horse  artillery: 

Augustus  C.  Welch,  captain;  William  Griffin,  first  lieutenant; 
Henry  De  Forest,  second  lieutenant;  Cyrus  Loomis,  cornet. 

CLINTON    COUNTY. 

Sixth  regiment  of  artillery: 

Daniel  B.  Vaughan,  captain;  James  Lewis,  junior,  first  lieutenant; 
Abel  Chamberlin,  second  lieutenant. 

ESSEX    COUNTY. 

James  P?  terson,  captain;  Isaac  Jones,  first  lieutenant;  William 
Cooley,  second  lieutenant. 
Jared  Pond,  first  lieutenant;  Philip  Warren,  second  lieutenant. 

ONTARIO    COUNTY. 

Twelfth  regiment  of  cavalry  (B.  Pierson  (Benjamin  Pearsons), 
lieutenant  colonel): 

John  Taylor,  first  lieutenant,  vice  March  (Joseph  W.  Marsh), 
resigned;  James  Wilder,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Taylor,  promoted. 

GENESEE    COUNTY. 

Fisher  Metcalf,  cornet,  vice  Wilder,  promoted. 

NIAGARA    COUNTY. 

Abraham  Beach,  first  lieutenant. 

CHAUTAUQUA    COUNTY. 

Thomas  H.  Kellogg,  second  lieutenant. 

Nathan  Ney,  captain,  vice  Stone,  deceased;  Claudius  V.  Bough- 
ton,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Ney,  promoted;  Isaac  Stone,  second  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Boughton,  do;  David  Baker,  cornet,  vice  Stone,  pro- 
moted;   Harry    Prindle,    cornet,    vice    Harrington,    moved;    Peres 


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1815. 


1608  Annual  Report  of  the 

Brown,    first    lieutenant;    Ansell    Abbey,    second    lieutenant,    vice 
Brown,  promoted;  William  Frost,  cornet,  vice  Abbey,  promoted. 
Ephraim  Brown,  surgeon's  mate. 

ONTARIO    AND    SENECA    COUNTIES. 

Tenth  regiment  of  cavalry  (S.  Evans,  lieutenant  colonel): 
Aaron  Remer,  captain,  vice  Barnard,  resigned;  Ezekiel  Roberts, 
first  lieutenant,  vice  L.  Warner,  deceased;  Henry  Kelsey,  second 
lieutenant,  vice  J.   Warner,  resigned;    George  Rask,  cornet,  vice 
Remer,  promoted. 

Asa  Lilley,  captain,  vice  Wilcox,  resigned;  Henry  Jessup,  first 
lieutenant,  vice  Lilley,  promoted;  Asa  R.  Swift,  second  lieutenant, 
vice  Jessup,  do;  James  Huggins,  cornet,  vice  Swift,  do;  Daniel  Stark- 
weather, first  lieutenant;  Henry  Tabor,  second  lieutenant;  David  J. 
Thomas,  cornet. 

MADISON    COUNTY. 

Eighth  regiment  of  cavalry  (W.  Whipple,  lieutenant  colonel): 
William  Brown,  captain,  vice  M.  Brown,  resigned. 

CHENANGO    COUNTY. 

Henry  Morgan,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Beebe.  resigned. 

BROOME    COUNTY. 

Edward  Noyes,  second  lieutenant,  vice  F.  Morgan,  resigned. 

CORTLAND    COUNTY. 

Robert  Williams,  cornet,  vice  W.  B-  own,  promoted;  Silas  Crane, 
first  lieutenant,  vice  T.  Allen,  deceased;  Ephraim  Goodrich,  second 
lieutenant,  vice  Crane,  promoted;  William  Beach,  cornet,  vice  Good- 
rich, promoted. 

John  King,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Davis,  resigned;  Robert  T.  Shaw, 
second  lieutenant,  vice  Demon,  resigned;  Daniel  J.  Shaw,  cornet, 
vice  R.  T.  Shaw,  promoted. 


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1815. 

Nicholas  P.  Randall,  captain,  vice  John  James,  deceased;  Ebenezer 
Willson,  first  lieutenant,  vice  F.  Brown,  resigned;  Luther  Marsh, 
second  lieutenant,  vice  W.  Ward,  do;  Isaac  Keeler,  cornet,  vice 
Tracy,  moved. 

OTSEGO    COUNTY. 

Eleventh  regiment  of  cavalry  (V.  P.  Van  Rensselaer,  lieutenant 
colonel) : 

John  Garrett,  captain;  Eli  Dimock,  first  lieutenant;  Almerin  Bad- 
cock,  second  lieutenant;  Amos  B.  Graves,  cornet. 

SCHOHARIE    COUNTY. 

Second  brigade  of  cavalry: 

George  Tiffany,  brigadier  general,  vice  J.  I.  Van  Rensselaer, 
resigned. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

James  King,  brigade  quartermaster,  vice  (John)  Breese,  appointed 
sheriff  (of  Rensselaer  county). 

Fifth  regiment  of  cavalry  (W.  T.  Livingston  (of  Columbia 
county),  lieutenant  colonel): 

Reuben  Rennie,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Livingston,  resigned; 
Israel  Shears,  first  major,  vice  Brown,  resigned. 

COLUMBIA    COUNTY. 

Henry  Weidman,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Owen,  resigned;  Eli  Gallop, 
second  lieutenant,  vice  Weidman,  promoted;  Ralph  P.  Abbot,  cor- 
net, vice  Ethridge,  moved;  Cornelius  Burhans,  cornet,  vice  Dayton, 
resigned. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Third  regiment  of  cavalry  (R.  Westerlo,  lieutenant  colonel): 
George  Young,  major,  vice  Van  Vorst,  resigned;  Thomas  Bridgen, 
quartermaster. 

John    Thornton,    second    lieutenant,    vice    Frost,    moved;    John 


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1610  Annual  Report  of  the 

Stickles,  cornet,  vice  Gibson,  resigned;  John  Follet,  first  lieutenant; 
William  Dorbur,  second  lieutenant;  Peter  Grant,  cornet;  David 
Stillman,  cornet;  Samuel  Crunston,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Rodgers, 
resigned;  Sylvester  Carpenter,  cornet. 

John  E.  Winne,  captain,  vice  Young,  promoted;  Peter  Bloom- 
ingdall.  first  lieutenant,  vice  Winne,  promoted;  John  I.  Vine,  second 
lieutenant,  vice  Bloomingdall,  promoted;  Solomon  Taylor,  cornet. 

MONTGOMERY    COUNTY. 

Ninth  regiment  of  cavalry: 

John  F.  Visscher,  second  lieutenant,  vice  H.  Visscher,  deceased; 
Herman  W.  Brower,  cornet. 

SCHOHARIE    COUNTY. 

Herman  Becker,  second  lieutenant,  vice  John  A.  Boyd,  moved; 
George  Danforth,  cornet. 

MONTGOMERY    COUNTY. 

Jacob  I.  Eacker,  captain,  vice  A.  Wemple,  deceased;  Joseph  Fail- 
ing, first  lieutenant,  vice  Eacker,  promoted;  Myndert  M.  Wemple, 
second  lieutenant,  vice  Failing,  do;  Augustus  Deifendorf,  cornet. 

John  McConkey,  captain,  vice  G.  Smith,  resigned;  Elisha  Stan- 
ton, first  lieutenant;  Isaiah  Shaw,  second  lieutenant;  Stephen  Wil- 
liams, cornet. 

SCHOHARIE    COUNTY. 

Adam  Shafer,  cornet,  vice  Hilt ..  moved. 

John  Chichester,  captain,  vice  Tyler,  declining;  Elijah  Van  Horn, 
first  lieutenant,  vice  Hager,  declining;  Abner  Bissel,  second  lieu- 
tenant; John  Moak,  cornet. 

Oliver  Bass,  captain,  vice  Frantz,  moved;  Abraham  Wood,  first 
lieutenant;  Lawrence  Frantz,  second  lieutenant;  John  McNeil, 
junior,  cornet. 


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orange  county. 

Second  regiment  of  cavalry: 

David  M.  Westcott,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  G.  D.  Wickham,  pro- 
moted; Moses  Crawford,  first  major,  vice  Westcott,  promoted;  Cor- 
nelius J.  Blauvelt,  second  major,  vice  Crawford,  promoted. 

Abraham  J.  Blauvelt,  captain,  vice  C.  J.  Blauvelt,  do;  Halstead 
Coe,  first  lieutenant,  vice  A.  J.  Blauvelt,  do;  John  Perry,  cornet. 

Adam  Dickerson,  first  lieutenant;  Andrew  Bevier,  second  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Dickerson,  promoted;  Daniel  Tuthill,  cornet,  vice 
Bevier,  promoted. 

Cornelius  Newkirk,  junior,  captain,  vice  Hardenbergh,  resigned; 
Isaiah  Hasbrouck,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Newkirk,  promoted;  Lewis 
B.  Dubois,  second  lieutenant;  Solomon  Sopler,  cornet;  Nathaniel 
Dubois,  cornet. 

James  Cockburn,  first  lieutenant;  John  J.  Meyer,  second  lieuten- 
ant; John  Snyder,  cornet. 

DUTCHESS    COUNTY. 

Fourth  regiment  of  cavalry  (P.  Pitcher,  lieutenant  colonel): 
William  Plummer,  adjutant,  vice  A.  Bockee,  resigned;  John  Did- 
dle, paymaster,  vice  Toffy,  deceased;  Richard  Boerum,  quartermas- 
ter, vice  Diddle,  promoted. 

Stephen  Brinkerhoff,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Boerum,  promoted; 
Cornelius  J.  Haight,  cornet,  vice  Brinkerhoff,  promoted;  Conrad 
Winegar,  second  lieutenant;  Morris  Winans,  cornet;  William  Plum- 
mer, cornet. 

SARATOGA    COUNTY. 

Seventh  regiment  of  cavalry: 

John  Reynolds,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  E.  Fitzgerald,  resigned. 
Richard  Sill,  surgeon,  vice  Steel,  do;  Martin  L.  Bryan,  surgeon's 
mate;  Alanson  Fox,  quartermaster. 


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1612  Annual  Report  of  the 

First  squadron: 

Nicholas  Emigh,  junior,  major,  vice  Reynolds,  promoted. 

Henry  Duel,  captain,  vice  Emigh,  promoted;  James  Meeker,  first 
lieutenant,  vice  Duel,  promoted;  Henry  Abeel,  second  lieutenant, 
vice  Meeker,  do. 

Cornets — Anthony  Hicks,  vice  Abeel,  do;  Ammon  Wilson;  Legon 
Emmerson. 

WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

Second  squadron: 

Peter  Crookshank,  captain,  vice  Simpson,  resigned;  Abraham 
Rowan,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Crookshank,  promoted;  Ebenezer  Eld- 
ridge,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Rowan,  do:  Robert  McClelland,  cor- 
net, vice  Eldridge,  do ;  Nathan  Lane,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Taylor, 
resigned;  Thomas  Coun,  cornet,  vice  Lane,  promoted. 

Joseph  Safford,  captain,  vice  Bassett,  resigned;  Henry  Bassett, 
first  lieutenant,  vice  Safford,  promoted;  Seth  Sprague,  second  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Bassett,  promoted:  John  K.  Crandall,  cornet. 

Third  squadron: 

Elisha  Nichols,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Huntington,  moved; 
Zerubabel  Curtis,  cornet. 

CLINTON    COUNTY. 

William  H.  Price,  captain,  vice  L.  North,  resigned;  Pliny  M. 
Rogers,  first  lieutenant,  vice  S.  Balding  (Samuel  Belden),  resigned; 
Henry  M.  Graves,  second  lieu'  anant,  vice  C.  Graves,  moved;  David 
F.  Baker,  cornet,  vice  Ramson,  moved. 

KINGS    COUNTY. 

Sixty-fourth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Albert  Van  Brunt,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Titus,  resigned;  Francis 
Skillman,  major,  vice  Van  Brunt,  promoted. 
Captains — Robert  Nicholls,  John  T.  Bergen. 


State  Historian.  1613 

1815. 

Lieutenants — Teunis  Johnson,  Cornelius  Vanderveer,  Cornelius 

Vancleaf. 

Ensigns — Cornelius  Bergen,  Charles  Rappelyea   Martin  Schenck. 

QUEENS    COUNTY. 

Ninety-third  regiment  of  infantry: 

Cornelius  Van  Wyck,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Ditmas  (John  A. 
Ditmars),  resigned;  Edward  Leverick,  major,  vice  Van  Wyck,  pro- 
moted; Thomas  Fish,  lieutenant  and  adjutant. 

Captains — Isaac  Snedicker,  vice  Areson,  resigned;  John  Morrell, 
vice  Field,  do. 

Lieutenants — Nicholas  Wyckoff,  Richard  Cornell,  John  Sprong, 
William  Bregaw,  George  W.  Hunt,  Thomas  Moore,  Peter  Luyster. 

Ensigns — George  Duryea,  Samuel  Leverick,  Charles  Rappelyea, 
John  Johnson. 

One  Hundredth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Daniel  Bedell,  lieutenant  colonel;  Samuel  Mott,  major,  vice  Dur- 
yea, resigned. 

David  Mott,  captain,  vice  Vandewater,  moved;  Thomas  Smith, 
lieutenant,  vice  Mott,  promoted;  David  Jennings,  ensign,  vice 
Wright,  absconded. 

Thomas  Jones,  captain,  vice  Carman,  resigned;  John  Vreden- 
burgh,  lieutenant. 

One  Hundred  and  Seventeenth  regiment  of  infantry : 

Samuel  Williams,  lieutenant  colonel;  George  D.  Coles,  lieutenant 
and  adjutant;  Frost  Thorne,  lieutenant  and  paymaster. 

Captains — James  McQueen,  Micajah  Townsend,  Stephen  Thorne, 
John  K.  Hay  den. 

Lieutenants — John  K.  Allen,  James  S.  Burr,  Titus  R.  Boerum, 
Samuel  Cock,  David  Weeks,  Cooper  Stoors,  John  Loyd  Cogswell. 

Andrew  C.  Hegaman,  ensign. 


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1614  Annual  Report  of  the 

st.  lawrence  county. 
One  Hundred  and  Fifty-third  regiment  of  infantry: 
Reuben  Ashman,  captain;  Phineas  Attwater,  lieutenant;  Anthony 
C.  Brown,  ensign. 

NEW    YORK    COUNTY. 

Eighty-fifth  regiment  of  infantry  (E.  W.  Laight,  lieutenant 
colonel): 

John  T.  Lambert,  captain,  vice  Eagle,  resigned;  James  N.  Gifford, 
lieutenant,  vice  Lambert,  promoted. 

ORANGE    COUNTY. 

Thirty-fourth  brigade  of  infantry: 

Gilbert  Ogden  Fowler,  quartermaster,  vice  Lawson,  resigned. 

SULLIVAN    COUNTY. 

Major  Josiah  Depuy's  battalion  of  infantry: 

Israel  Dodge,  adjutant. 

William  Woodward,  captain;  James  Morton,  lieutenant;  Robert 
Cochran,  ensign. 

Major  Samuel  Barnum's  battalion  of  infantry: 

Joseph  Coit,  quartermaster. 

Merrit  Coleman,  lieutenant,  vice  Reed,  moved;  Richard  D.  Childs, 
ensign,  vice  J.  Waring,  moved. 

Daniel  Andrews,  captain,  vice  Sears,  resigned;  Zephaniah  Bowers, 
lieutenant,  vice  Andrews,  p-omoted;  Alexander  Ketchum,  ensign, 
vice  Weatherlero  (John  W  ;atherlow),  moved;  Nathan  Cheesbro, 
lieutenant,  vice  Hurley,  do;  Gershom  Porter,  ensign,  vice  J.  Nichols, 
resigned. 

Seth  Conant,  captain,  vice  Morgan,  resigned;  Choller  Royce, 
ensign,  vice  I.  Royce,  do. 

ULSTER    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirtieth  regiment  (B.  Bevier,  lieutenant 
colonel): 


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1815. 

Eli  De  Witt,  second  major,  vice  Lounsberry,  promoted. 

Charles  Cushney,  captain,  vice  Bogert,  resigned;  Ephraim  E. 
Depuy,  lieutenant,  vice  Cushney,  promoted;  Jacob  Robinson, 
ensign,  vice  Depuy,  promoted;  Henry  T.  Jansen,  lieutenant,  vice 
Dousenbery,  resigned;  Jacobus  A.  Roosa,  ensign,  vice  Jacob  Roosa, 
moved;  John  Scutt,  ensign  of  riflemen,  vice  Nothingham,  moved. 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

Second  rifle,  regiment  (S.  M.  Lockwood,  of  Albany  county,  lieu- 
tenant colonel): 

Stephen  Tripp,  captain,  vice  Carmichael,  resigned;  Daniel  Clapp, 
lieutenant,  vice  Tripp,  promoted;  John  Harris,  ensign,  vice  Clapp, 
promoted. 

SARATOGA    COUNTY. 

Fifty-ninth  regiment  of  infantry  (J.  Prior,  lieutenant  colonel) : 
Samuel  Benton,  lieutenant;  Lewis  M.  Slantliff,  ensign. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Eighty-ninth  regiment  (S.  Visscher,  lieutenant  colonel): 

James  Gilbert,  adjutant,  vice  Allen,  moved;  Jacob  Chatterton, 
surgeon's  mate,  vice  McMillan,  moved. 

Captains — Ira  Jenkins,  vice  C.  Groesbeck,  resigned;  Edward 
Willett,  vice  D.  W.  Groesbeck,  do;  Richard  Waring,  vice  W.  Boyd, 
promoted. 

Lieutenants — Leonard  P.  Crary,  vice  Cassidy;  Benedict  Lewis, 
junior,  vice  Jenkins,  promoted;  Jacob  Lansing,  vice  E.  Willett,  do; 
John  I.  Evertson,  vice  R.  Waring,  do ;  Coenradt  Ten  Eyck,  vice  L. 
Bloodgood,  resigned. 

Ensigns — Edward  Kinnecut,  junior,  vice  Crary,  promoted;  James 
Regua,  vice  Lewis,  promoted;  Harman  V.  Hart,  vice  Gilbert,  do; 
Nicholas  N.  Ouackenbush,  junior,  vice  Lansing,  promoted;  Henry 


1815. 


1616  Annual  Report  of  the 

B.  Davis,  vice  Evertson,  promoted;  James  Black,  vice  Ten  Eyck, 
do;  John  O.  Cole,  vice  Hempstead,  declined;  Rums  Putnam,  vice 
Benton,  do:  Harman  G.  Wynkoop  (light  infantry),  vice  Cutler, 
resigned. 

Twenty-fifth  regiment  (James  Sackett,  lieutenant  colonel) : 

Henry  Stone,  paymaster,  vice  Jenkins,  resigned;  Joseph  A. 
Beecher,  adjutant,  vice  S.  Ford,  resigned;  William  Holdridge,  quar- 
termaster, vice  Beecher,  do;  Thomas  Lloyd,  surgeon's  mate. 

Adam  Spawn,  captain,  vice  D.  Vermelya,  moved;  Alva  Fox,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Spawn,  promoted;  Benjamin  Lord,  ensign,  vice  Fox,  do. 

Elijah  Tupper,  captain,  vice  Sanford.  moved;  Ephraim  B.  Russ, 
lieutenant,  vice  Tupper,  promoted:  Alpheus  Dwight,  ensign,  vice 
Russ,  promoted. 

Peter  Hess,  captain,  vice  Miller,  resigned;  John  Sisson,  lieutenant, 
vice  Butterwich  (Alexander  Buthwick),  resigned;  Salmon  Ford, 
ensign. 

Enoch  Sayre,  captain,  vice  Copeland.  resigned:  Benjamin  E. 
Mackay,  lieutenant,  vice  Saver,  promoted;  Harva  Sillick,  ensign, 
vice  Mackay,  promoted. 

George  Pinney,  captain,  vice  Pratt,  resigned;  Christian  Patrie, 
lieutenant,  vice  E.  Doty,  resigned;  Frederick  Rosekrans,  ensign. 

GENESEE    COUNTY. 

Seventy-seventh  regiment  (J.  Crosby,  lieutenant  colonel) : 
Light     Infantry — Roger    Kelsey,    captain;  William    Wright, 
ensign. 

CHENANGO    COUNTY. 

Thirty-second  brigade  of  infantry : 

Thompson  Mead,  brigadier  general,  vice  O.  German,  first  judge. 

One  Hundred  and  Fifth  regiment  of  infantry : 

John  Randall,  junior,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Mead,  promoted; 


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1815. 

Junia  Curtice,  first  major,  vice  Randall,  promoted;  Bigalow  Watters, 

second  major,  vice  Curtice,  do;  Asa  Norton,  adjutant,  vice  Lynde, 

promoted;  Robert  Bishop,  quartermaster,  vice  Norton,  promoted; 

Noah  Pearson,  paymaster,  vice  Bishop,  promoted. 

John  G.  Howard,  captain,  vice  Rose,  resigned;  Calvin  Coe,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Howard,  promoted;  Aden  Aldrich,  ensign,  vice  Coe, 
promoted. 

Gardner  Waters,  captain,  vice  B.  Waters,  promoted;  Henry 
Waters,  lieutenant,  vice  G.  Waters,  do;  Aaron  Porter,  ensign;  Jason 
Hazard,  ensign,  vice  Coleman,  moved. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirty-third  regiment  of  infantry: 

Thornton  Wasson,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  B.  Miles,  refusing; 
Joseph  Smith,  first  major,  vice  Wasson,  promoted;  Azor  Smith, 
second  major,  vice  Parker,  refusing;  William  Clark,  adjutant,  vice 
J.  Smith,  promoted. 

Captains — Luman  McNeal,  vice  Twichell,  resigned;  Jeduthan 
Gray,  second,  vice  Truman,  do;  Ozeas  Bush,  vice  Palmer,  do;  Ste- 
phen Stillwell,  vice  A.  Smith,  promoted;  Herman  Terwillegar,  vice 
Bragg,  resigned;  Roswell  Drake,  vice  Gregory,  moved;  Gales  Will- 
cox,  vice  Clapp,  promoted;  Whiting  Edgerton,  vice  Sellick, 
deceased. 

Lieutenants — Rufus  Wetherby,  vice  Drake,  promoted;  Abijah 
Labdell,  vice  Willcox,  do ;  Henry  Redfield ;  William  E.  Mandervell, 
vice  Stillwell,  promoted;  Jabez  Roberson,  vice  Gray,  promoted; 
Warren  Gray,  vice  Terwillegar,  promoted;  Henry  Johnson,  vice  O. 
Bush,  promoted;  Larnard  Livermore,  vice  W.  Edgerton,  do. 

Ensigns — Jacob  Cook,  Francis  Church,  Jeremiah  Tremain,  Wil- 
liam Sill,  Ancel  Evans,  Samuel  Trask,  Ira  Burlingame,  Elisha 
Phelps  vice  Livermore,  promoted. 

Light  Infantry — Lorin  Sweet,  captain,  vice  Thornton,  resigned; 
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1618  Annual  Report  of  the 

Curtice  Stoddard,  lieutenant,  vice  Sweet,  promoted;  Jabez  Manwer- 
ing,  ensign,  vice  Stoddard,  do. 

Light  Infantry — Zalmon  Smith,  captain,  vice  Burgot, 
resigned;  Samuel  Gregory,  lieutenant;  Squire  Hamilton,  ensign, 
vice  Z.  Smith,  promoted. 

Nicholas  Coggshall,  lieutenant;  Lodowick  Weaver,  junior, 
ensign;  Isaac  Stephens,  ensign,  vice  J.  Noyce,  promoted. 

Riflemen — Samuel  Lyon,  lieutenant,  vice  Dezang  (Philip  M.  De- 
zeng),  postmaster;  Lewis  Weeks,  ensign,  vice  Lyon,  promoted. 

Infantry  battalion  lately  commanded  by  Major  S.  Lacy: 

Anthony  Roberts,  first  major  commandant,  vice  Lacy,  resigned. 

Othniel  Arnold,  captain,  vice  Blakeslee,  resigned;  Tisdall  Weth- 
erell,  lieutenant,  vice  Arnold,  promoted;  Joel  Bancroft,  ensign,  vice 
Wetherell,  do. 

Captains — Benjamin  Gile,  vice  Roberts,  do;  Anthony  Olney, 
vice  French,  moved. 

Lieutenants — Joseph  Tubbs,  vice  Olney,  promoted;  Nehemiah 
Leach,  vice  Gile,  do;  Charles  Carter,  vice  Gage,  do. 

Ensigns — David  Hubby,  vice  Tubbs,  do;  Joseph  Olney,  vice  Car- 
ter, do;  Abner  Burlingame,  vice  Leach,  do. 

Major  Jonathan  Chandler's  battalion  of  infantry: 

David  Stoddard,  captain,  vice  Fish,  resigned;  William  Cress, 
junior,  lieutenant,  vice  Stoddard,  promoted;  Charles  Jones,  ensign, 
vice  Cress,  promoted. 

Asa  Beach,  captain,  vice  Stirling,  resigned;  Jonathan  Chandler, 
junior,  lieutenant,  vice  Beach,  promoted;  Amos  Hall,  ensign,  vice 
Chandler,  promoted. 

ONEIDA    COUNTY. 

Sixth  regiment  of  cavalry  (J.  Lynch,  lieutenant  colonel): 
Reuben  Bacon,  captain,  vice  Chamberlin,  resigned;  Smith  Par- 


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mele,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Bacon,  promoted;  Elijah  Phillo,  second 
lieutenant,  vice  Parmele,  do;  Pardon  Keyes,  cornet. 

Ai  Spencer,  captain,  vice  Wright,  resigned;  Paul  Taft,  first  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Spencer,  promoted;  Thomas  Blair,  second  lieutenant, 
vice  Taft,  do;  Simon  Matteson,  cornet,  vice  Blair,  do. 

Eliakim  Barney,  captain,  vice  Hale,  resigned;  William  Hart,  first 
lieutenant,  vice  Barney,  promoted;  Lodowick  Salisbury,  second  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Hart,  do;  Ephraim  Joy,  cornet,  vice  Salisbury,  promoted. 

HERKIMER    COUNTY. 

Sixth  regiment  cavalry: 

Rufus  Crane,  major  of  the  third  squadron,  vice  (John)  Flusky, 
deceased;  Warren  Day,  surgeon's  mate. 

John  Mix,  captain,  vice  Crane,  promoted;  Christopher  H.  Bene- 
dict, first  lieutenant,  vice  Mix,  promoted;  Jesse  Campbell,  second 
lieutenant,  vice  Benedict,  promoted;  Charles  Fox,  cornet,  vice 
Campbell,  promoted;  Ansel  Keith,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Ballou, 
moved;  George  Paddock,  cornet. 

CHENANGO    COUNTY. 

Sixth  division  of  infantry: 

James  Clapp,  quartermaster. 

Thirty-second  brigade  of  infantry : 

Tille  Lynde,  quartermaster,  vice  Clapp,  promoted. 

GREENE    COUNTY. 

In  the  militia  of  this  state :  Moses  I.  Cantine,  a  lieutenant  colonel. 
Thirty-seventh    brigade    of    infantry:     Mark    Spencer,    brigade 
inspector,  vice  Cantine,  promoted. 

DUTCHESS    COUNTY. 

Fourth  regiment  of  artillery: 

Samuel  Slee,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  (Nathan)  Myers,  resigned; 
Fyler  Dibblee,  first  major,  vice  Slee,  promoted. 


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1620  Annual  Report  of  the 

madison  county. 

Battalion  of  horse  artillery  in  Madison  county: 

Levi  Love,  first  major,  vice  (William)  Jennings,  resigned;  Argalus 
Cady,  second  major,  vice  Love,  promoted;  Warren  Colton,  pay- 
master. 

Joseph  Bruce,  captain,  vice  Cady,  do:  David  Beecher,  first  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Bruce,  do;  Smith  Herrick,  second  lieutenant,  vice 
Beecher,  promoted;  Solomon  Brown,  cornet,  vice  Allen,  deceased. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Twenty-fifth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Elisha  Driggs,  captain,  vice  Mackey,  resigned;  William  Holmes, 
lieutenant:  Phineas  Holmes,  ensign:  Bethuel  Reeves,  lieutenant; 
Jeremiah  Barkman,  ensign. 

SCHOHARIE    COUNTY. 

Eighteenth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Eber  Netheway,  lieutenant,  vice  Throop,  resigned ;  Philo  Wooster, 
ensign. 

MONTGOMERY    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Twenty-second  regiment  of  infantry: 
Luther  Stiles,  captain;  John  McAllister,  lieutenant;  John  Frymire, 
ensign. 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

Sixth  regiment  of  artillery: 

Jonathan  Read,  captain:  David  Young,  first  lieutenant;  Seely 
Smith,  second  lieutenant. 

GENESEE    COUNTY. 

Major  Ebenezer  Wilson's  battalion  of  infantry: 

Shubael  Goodspeed,  captain;  William  Webster,  lieutenant;  Wil- 
liam Broughton,  lieutenant;  Lyman  Parker,  ensign;  William  Fuller, 
ensign. 


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washington  and  warren  counties- 
Twenty-third  regiment  of  infantry: 

Aaron  Gates,  captain,  vice  Wheeler,  moved;  Amos  Baker,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Gates,  promoted;  Elisha  Combs,  ensign,  vice  Baker,  do. 
Wightman  Cole,  captain,  vice  Wells,  moved. 

WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

Asa  Pratt,  lieutenant,  vice  Patchin,  moved;  Simeon  Phillips, 
ensign,  vice  Bailey,  promoted;  Jehiel  Lamb,  lieutenant,  vice  Wight- 
man,  promoted;  John  H.  Smith,  ensign,  vice  Lamb,  promoted. 

Elijah  Bailey,  captain,  vice  Balcom,  resigned. 

Plin  Pierce,  captain,  vice  Tuttle,  deceased;  John  Eastee,  lieuten- 
ant; Jacob  Winter,  ensign. 

SCHENECTADY    COUNTY. 

Company  of  horse  artillery  in  Schenectady : 

Elisha  Taylor,  captain,  vice  J.  B.  Yates,  moved;  Phineas  Prouty, 
first  lieutenant,  vice  Taylor,  promoted;  George  McQueen,  second 
lieutenant,  vice  Prouty,  do;  Philip  R.  Toll,  cornet,  vice  McQueen, 
promoted. 

SENECA    COUNTY. 

Tenth  regiment  of  cavalry: 

New  troop — Daniel  Rhodes,  captain;  William  Hooper,  first  lieu- 
tenant; William  B.  Hall,  second  lieutenant;  John  Daley,  cornet. 

SARATOGA    COUNTY. 

Resolved,  that  Reuben  Westcott  be  no  longer  a  lieutenant  in  the 
Thirty-second  regiment  of  infantry,  and  that  Walter  M.  Sturges  be 
no  longer  ensign  in  said  regiment,  and  that  a  supersedeas  issue 
accordingly. 

STATE  MILITIA. 

Whereas  complaints  have  been  exhibited  to  the  Council  against 
Captain  Garret  P.  Van  Wie,  Lieutenant  Abraham  Rosekrans  and 


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1815. 


1 622  Annual  Report  of  the 

Lieutenant  Garret  Hogan,  officers  of  the  militia  of  the  state  of  New 
York,  representing  that  the  said  captain  and  lieutenants  were 
detached  and  entered  the  service  of  :he  United  States  in  the  month 
of  September  last  past  and  continued  in  service  during  the  period 
of  service  of  the  battalion  and  regiment  of  militia  to  which  they 
were  attached.  That  the  said  officers  selected  and  cleared  from 
other  duty  three  soldiers  of  the  line  of  their  respective  corps  as  ser- 
vants of  said  officers,  to  wit:  Wendell  W.  Hellebrandt  as  servant  of 
Lieutenant  Rosekrans,  Tohn  Fronk  as  servant  of  Lieutenant  Ffoean 
and  Silvanus  B.  Dey  as  servant  of  Captain  Van  Wie,  and  that  the 
several  officers  before  mentioned,  with  a  view  to  defraud  the  United 
States  and  in  violation  of  their  duty  as  officers,  did  improperly  and 
dishonorably  hire  and  tutor  certain  boys  or  other  persons  not 
belonging  to  the  line  or  corps  or  any  other  corps  then  in  service  to 
appear  on  the  inspection  of  the  said  corps  and  declare  themselves 
respectively  servants  of  the  officers  aforesaid,  which  boys  or  other 
persons  did  appear  at  inspection  and  acknowledge  themselves  ser- 
vants of  the  aforesaid  officers  and  the  said  officers  received  from  the 
United  States,  and  applied  to  their  own  use,  pay,  rations  and  cloth- 
ing for  said  boys  as  servants  actually  employed  and  paid  by  them, 
when  in  fact  the  production  of  the  said  boys  or  persons  for  inspec- 
tion as  aforesaid  was  an  imposition  and  fraud  upon  the  United 
States  by  the  officers  before  named,  because  the  said  officers  did 
not  hire  and  employ  or  pay  the  said  boys  as  servants,  except  about 
two  dollars  each  for  their  trouble  in  appearing  at  inspection  and 
answering  falsely  the  questions  put  to  them  by  the  inspecting  officer, 
and  that  the  said  officers  in  their  accounts  for  said  pretended  ser- 
vants' wages  did  respectively  certify  on  honor  that  the  said  boys  or 
persons  so  inspected  as  servants  as  aforesaid  were  actually  employed 
and  kept  by  the  said  officers  as  servants,  and  that  thev  had  not 


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1815. 

employed  any  soldiers  of  the  line  as  servants  for  the  said  time,  and 
that  their  accounts  for  the  pay  and  subsistence  of  said  boys  or  per- 
sons as  servants  were  accurate  and  just,  when  at  the  same  time  the 
said  officers  well  knew  their  said  certificates  on  honor  to  be  false, 
fraudulent  and  an  imposition  upon  the  United  States;  therefore 

Resolved,  that  the  Commander-in-chief  be  requested  to  cause  a 
board  of  inquiry  of  militia  officers  to  be  instituted  to  examine  into 
and  ascertain  the  facts  in  relation  to  the  said  complaints  and  to 
report  them  to  the  Commander-in-chief  to  be  laid  before  the  Council 
of  Appointment  at  their  next  session. 

SCHOHARIE    COUNTY. 

Resolved,  that  Storm  A.  Becker  be  no  longer  brigadier  general 
of  the  (twenty-eighth)  brigade  of  infantry,  and  that  a  supersedeas 
issue  accordingly. 

STATE. 

Resolved,  that  John  McLean,  of  New  York  county,  be  and  he  is 
hereby  appointed  quartermaster  general  of  the  militia  of  this  state 
(vice  Peter  B.  Porter,  of  Niagara  county,  promoted),  with  the  rank 
of  brigadier  general. 

Anthony  Lamb,  of  Albany  county,  appointed  commissary  general       wis. 
of  ordnance  and  military  stores  to  reside  at  Albany. 

Resolved,  that  William  Gilliland,  of  Clinton  county,  be  no 
longer  assistant  commissary  of  military  stores  for  the  eastern  dis- 
trict, and  that  a  supersedeas  issue  accordingly. 

Resolved,  that  David  B.  McNeil,  of  Essex  county,  be  and  he 
hereby  is  appointed  commissary  of  the  eastern  district. 

Resolved,  that  Jacob  Dox,  of  Ontario  county,  be  and  he  hereby 
is  appointed  an  assistant  commissary  of  military  stores  for  the 
western  district. 


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June 

81. 


1624  Annual  Report  of  the 

new  york  county. 

First  brigade  of  artillery  (P.  Curtenius,  brigadier  general): 

Brigade  staff: 

Abraham  Brinkerhoof,  junior,  brigade  major  and  inspector,  to 
take  rank  from  April  6,  181 5:  Peter  H.  Schenck.  brigade  quarter- 
master, to  take  rank  as  above. 

Second  regiment  of  artillery: 

William  C.  Rhinelander,  quartermaster  and  second  lieutenant, 
vice  Benson,  resigned. 

Third  regiment: 

Edmund  P.  Gallagher,  first  lieutenant,  to  rank  from  April  6,  181 5. 

Eleventh  regiment: 

Andrew  Bremnor,  first  major,  vice  Hodgson,  resigned;  Aaron 
Forman,  second  major,  vice  Bremnor. 

Captains — Garret  Forbes,  vice  Bradhurst,  resigned;  James  Bene- 
dict, vice  Forman,  promoted;  Joseph  Houston,  vice  Andarine, 
resigned;  Jonas  Humbert,  junior,  vice  Bremner,  promoted;  Chris- 
topher Wolfe,  vice  Rockwell,  resigned;  Thomas  Hyatt,  vice  Black, 
do;  William  Kumble. 

First  lieutenants — Joseph  Coles,  vice  Benedict,  promoted;  John 
Remmy,  vice  Humbert,  do;  Adrian  H.  Van  Bokkelin,  vice 
Wolfe,  do. 

Second  lieutenants,  to  fill  vacancies— William  B.  Cozzens,  Wil- 
liam Peck,  Josiah  Mann,  Lemuel  Pittman. 

Battalion — late  J.  W.  Forbes,  commandant: 

Jeremiah  Vanderbilt,  first  major,  vice  Forbes,  resigned. 

Abraham  Clock,  captain;  Bush  G.  Brown,  first  lieutenant. 

Late  Ninth  regiment,  now  a  battalion  (R.  Kingsland,  major  com- 
mandant) : 

First  lieutenants — Philip  S.  Hone,  vice  Smith,  promoted;  William 


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Gerard,  vice  Van  Winkle,  promoted;  Floyd  Smith,  vice  Buyeau, 
resigned;  John  M.  White,  vice  Cooper,  promoted. 

Marcus  Wilbur,  second  lieutenant,  vice  White,  do. 

Third  brigade  of  infantry  (J.  Mapes,  brigadier  general) : 

Brigade  staff: 

Benjamin  U.  Coles,  brigade  quartermaster,  vice  Graham,  resigned. 

Tenth  regiment: 

Captains — Israel  Russel,  vice  Cotheal,  promoted,  to  rank  from 
April  6,  1815;  Elijah  Whipple,  vice  Tucker,  resigned. 

Lieutenants — William  C.  Holley,  vice  Russel,  promoted;  Joseph 
Coddington,  vice  Whipple,  do;  William  Robert  Smith,  vice  Duf- 
fie,  do. 

Ensigns — William  Hagedorn,  vice  Holley,  do;  Caleb  S.  Wood- 
hull,  vice  Coddington,  do;  William  Bostwick,  vice  Smith,  do;  James 

5.  Smith,  vice  Irving,  do. 
Fifty-first  regiment: 

Henry  Cotheal,  second  major,  vice  Hitchcock,  promoted. 

Captains — William  McLaughlin,  vice  Garrison,  resigned;  John 
M.  Ryer,  vice  Teller,  do;  John  M.  Ross,  vice  Hyatt,  do. 

Lieutenants — Thomas  Longworth,  vice  McLaughlin,  promoted; 
Caleb  S.  Brown,  vice  Ryer,  do;  William  Wheaton,  vice  Ross,  do; 
John  Folman,  vice  Home,  resigned. 
^      Ensigns — Jarvis  P.  Dixon,  vice  Longworth,  to  rank  from  April 

6,  181 5;  Tobias  H.   Gates,  vice  Brower,  do;  Elijah  Purdy,  vice 
Wheaton,  promoted;  Philip  D.  Olmstead,  vice  Folman,  do. 

Eighty-second  regiment: 

William  Thorn,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Todd,  resigned. 

Ensigns — Edward  Barnewall,  vice  Onitt,  declined;  Daniel  Smith, 
vice  Shieffelin,  promoted;  Robert  Buchan,  vice  Tardy,  promoted; 
Joseph  Fisher,  vice  Renwick,  do;  Thomas  P.  Ball,  vice  Nestill,  do. 


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1626  Annual  Report  of  the 

One  Hundred  and  Twenty-fifth  regiment: 

Captains — Nathaniel  F.  Jennings,  vice  Garriss,  resigned;  Henry 
Macomb,  vice  Woodruff,  do;  Henry  A.  Heiser,  vice  McCoun,  do; 
John  B.  Spicer,  vice  Knapp,  do. 

Lieutenants — Henry  Phelps,  vice  Jennings,  promoted;  Walter 
Robinson,  vice  Macomb,  do:  Henry  Cheavens,  vice  Heiser,  do; 
Henry  McVickar,  vice  Spicer,  do. 

Ensigns — Joseph  Buckley,  junior,  vice  Phelps,  do;  Lewis  St. 
John,  vice  Robinson,  do;  Seth  W.  Warren,  vice  Cheavens,  do. 

One  Hundred  and  Forty-second  regiment: 

Edward  Hitchcock,  first  major,  vice  Thorn,  promoted;  John  J. 
Sickles,  adjutant,  vice  Lennington;  Charles  Watts,  paymaster. 

Captains — Theodore  V.  W.  Varick,  vice  Sage,  resigned;  Samuel 
S.  Dunscomb,  vice  Turk,  do;  Henry  W.  Nicoll,  vice  Peck,  do. 

Lieutenants — Peter  W.  Gale,  vice  Varick,  resigned;  William  A. 
Prince,  vice  Dunscomb,  do;  Richard  Freeke,  vice  Nicoll,  do. 

Ensigns — William  A.  S.  North,  vice  Gale,  resigned;  Charles 
White,  junior,  vice  Prince,  do. 

SCHENECTADY    COUNTY. 

First  regiment  of  artillery: 

Company  of  horse  artillery  commanded  by  E.  Taylor: 

George  McQueen,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Prouty,  moved;  Philip  R. 

Toll,  second  lieutenant,  vice  McQueen,  promoted;  Joseph  Consalus, 

junior,  cornet,  vice  Toll,  do. 

SUFFOLK    COUNTY. 

Eightieth  regiment  of  infantry,  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel 
I.  Wickham: 

Abel  Huntington,  surgeon's  mate. 

David  Hedges,  captain,  vice  Vanscoy,  resigned;  Samuel  Miller, 
ensign;  Jeremiah  W.  Gardiner,  ensign. 


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Thirteenth  regiment  of  artillery: 

Jonathan  Smith,  captain;  Gilbert  Piatt,  junior,  first  lieutenant. 

WESTCHESTER    COUNTY. 

Thirty-third  regiment  of  infantry: 

William  Hammond,  major. 

Light  Infantry — Daniel  Ackerman,  captain,  vice  Hammond, 
promoted;  Abraham  Hammond,  lieutenant,  vice  Ackerman,  do; 
Abraham  Onderdonk,  ensign,  vice  Hammond,  do. 

DUTCHESS    COUNTY. 

Twenty-ninth  regiment  of  infantry  (A.  Wheeler,  lieutenant  colonel): 
Israel  Harris,  first  major;  Elijah  Clark,  second  major;  Hersey 
Dakin,  adjutant. 

Captains — Silas  Harris,  Isaac  Boyce. 

Lieutenants — James  Briggs,  Benjamin  Fitch. 

Ensigns — Peter  B.  Knickerbacker,  John  Wilder,  John  H.  Conklin. 

SCHOHARIE   COUNTY. 

Twenty-eighth  brigade  of  infantry: 

Bartholomew  Swart,  brigadier  general,  vice  Storm  A.  Becker, 
superseded. 

Eighteenth  regiment  of  infantry : 

Jacob  Schoolcraft,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Swart,  promoted;  Jacob 
Gebhard,  first  major,  vice  Schoolcraft,  promoted;  John  Dominick, 
junior,  second  major,  vice  Gebhard,  do;  William  Mann,  junior, 
adjutant. 

Jonas  Krum,  captain,  vice  Halliday,  resigned;  William  Windon, 
lieutenant,  vice  Bigelow,  moved;  Hiram  Mase,  ensign,  vice  Vaugh, 
cashiered;  Robert  A.  Lamont,  ensign,  vice  Boldman,  moved. 

ULSTER    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirty-first  regiment  of  infantry  (D.  Dubois, 
lieutenant  colonel): 


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1628  Annual  Report  of  the 

Jacob  H.  DeWitt.  first  major:  Conrad  Van  Gaasbeek,  second 
major;  John  Gosman,  chaplain. 

Captains — Peter  E.  Ousterhoudt,  Peter  Schoonmaker,  junior, 
Egbert  Roosa,  junior,  William  Cusie. 

Lieutenants — Henry  Sharp,  Myndert  Post,  Tjerck  Hendricks, 
William  Ryseley. 

Ensigns — Cornelius  W.  Schoonmaker,  Henry  Wyncoop,  junior, 
Willie  H.  Diederick. 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Fifty-fifth  regiment  of  infantry : 
Henry  Mallory,  ensign  of  a  light  infantry  company. 

MONTGOMERY    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirty-eighth  regiment  of  infantry  (G.  H. 
Xellis,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Cornelius  Van  Alstine,  captain,  vice  Quackenbush,  resigned: 
Abraham  N.  Van  Alstine,  lieutenant,  vice  Van  Alstine,  promoted; 
Hunter  D.  Quackenbush,  ensign,  vice  Bundy,  moved. 

CATTARAUGUS    COUNTY. 
1 

Battalion  of  infantry  commanded  by  Joseph  McClure: 
Josiah  Robinson,  captain,  to  take  rank  from  April  6,  181 5. 

ONEIDA    COUNTY. 

First  brigade,  Sixth  regiment  of  cavalry: 
David  M.  Hale,  surgeon's  mate. 

OTSEGO    COUNTY. 

Second  regiment,  second  brigade  of  infantry: 
Samuel  Mallery,  captain,  vice  Parker,  resigned. 
Lieutenants — Isaac  Burch,  vice  Mallery,  promoted;  Jesse  Stetson, 
vice  Ehvood,  moved;  William  Gardner,  vice  Babbit,  do. 


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Ensigns — Willard  S.  Brown  well,  vice  Burch,  promoted;  Peter  P. 
Elwood,  vice  Stetson,  do;  David  Fairchild,  vice  Gardner,  do. 

Light  Infantry — Ambrose  L.  Jordan,  captain,  vice  Cooper, 
declining;  James  Steere,  lieutenant,  vice  Jordan,  promoted;  Henry 
L.  Webb,  ensign,  vice  Steere,  do. 

SCHOHARIE    COUNTY. 

Ninth  regiment,  second  brigade  of  cavalry: 

Samuel  Sexton,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Tiffany,  promoted;  Peter 
Shafer,  junior,  major,  vice  Sexton,  do;  Nicholas  N.  Van  Alstine, 
adjutant,  vice  Starin,  appointed  aide-de-camp;  David  Shafer,  quar- 
termaster vice  (Thomas)  Machin  (junior),  United  States  service. 

Philip  Sternberg,  captain,  vice  Shafer,  promoted;  Henry  Brown, 
first  lieutenant,  vice  Sternberg,  do;  Adam  Shafer,  second  lieutenant, 
vice  Brown,  do;  William  W.  Zimmer,  cornet,  vice  Shaffer,  do. 

ORANGE    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Forty-eighth  regiment  of  infantry: 
Amzi  L.  Ball,  captain,  vice  Ely,  declining;  Horace  W.  Elliott, 
lieutenant,  vice  Ball,  promoted;  Thomas  C.  Waters,  ensign. 

OTSEGO    COUNTY. 

Eleventh  regiment  of  cavalry: 

Sewel  Spalding,  first  lieutenant. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirty-fifth  regiment: 

Robert  Hughs,  lieutenant;  Alfred  Porter,  ensign. 

Caleb  Brown,  captain,  vice  Day  removed;  Harry  Chamberlin, 
lieutenant,  vice  Brown,  promoted;  Salmon  Farrar,  ensign;  Cyrus 
Brown,  lieutenant;  Abel  Merchant,  ensign. 

ONEIDA    COUNTY. 

Thirteenth  brigade  commanded  by  Brigadier  General  (Oliver) 
Collins: 


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1630  Annual  Report  of  the 

William  Williams,  brigade  quartermaster,  vice  Mappy  (John 
Mappa),  resigned;  Fortune  C.  White,  brigade  inspector,  vice 
(Abram)  Camp,  resigned. 

One  Hundred  and  Fifty-seventh  regiment  of  infantry  (Caleb 
Clark,  lieutenant  colonel): 

John  Wescott,  first  major,  vice  Dill,  removed;  Benjamin  Rudd, 
second  major,  vice  Wescott,  promoted;  John  P.  Hartwell,  adjutant, 
vice  Bushnel,  do;  Robert  G.  Clark,  quartermaster,  vice  E.  Butts, 
resigned. 

Joshua  Bushnell,  captain,  vice  E.  Fillmore,  deceased;  Amasa 
Hinckley,  do,  vice  Benjamin  Rudd,  promoted;  George  Hawkins, 
lieutenant,  vice  J.  A.  Clark,  resigned;  Nehemiah  Muskett,  ensign, 
vice  G.  Hawkins,  promoted. 

Ezekiel  Clark,  captain,  vice  E.  Fuller,  resigned;  Simeon  Fuller, 
lieutenant,  vice  E.  Clark,  promoted;  Bryan  Hawley,  ensign,  vice 
S.  Fuller,  do. 

Stephen  Chase,  captain,  vice  E.  Grannis,  removed;  Ellery  R. 
Chase,  lieutenant,  vice  S.  Chase,  promoted;  James  Knox,  ensign, 
vice  E.  R.  Chase,  do. 

Jonathan  Tibbetts,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  P.  Hartwell,  promoted; 
James  Snyder,  ensign,  vice  J.  Tibbetts,  do. 

Gates  Peck,  captain,  vice  Ichabod  Cole,  resigned;  Numan  Leon- 
ard, lieutenant,  vice  G.  Peck,  promoted;  Asa  J.  Smith,  ensign,  vice 
N.  Leonard,  do;  David  Hill,  ensign,  vice  William  Ross,  cashiered. 

William  Talcott,  lieutenant,  vice  W.  C.  White,  removed;  Reuben 
Martin,  ensign,  vice  W.  Talcott,  promoted. 

Daniel  B.  Cagwine,  captain,  vice  S.  Langdon,  removed;  Amos 
Bosworth,  lieutenant,  vice  Benjamin  B.  Hall,  removed;  Milton  Bird, 
ensign,  vice  Amos  Bosworth,  promoted. 

Cyrus  Briggs,   captain,  vice  Hazel   Lathrop,   deserted;  Stillman 


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Clark,  lieutenant,  vice  C.  Briggs,  promoted;  David  Briggs,  ensign, 
vice  S.  Clark,  do. 

Samuel  Beardsley,  captain;  Archibald  T.  Frinck,  first  lieutenant; 
Jay  Hatherway,  second  lieutenant. 

One  Hundred  and  Fortieth  regiment  of  infantry: 

John  Williams,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  S.  Smith,  resigned;  Gar- 
diner Avery,  first  major,  vice  J.  Williams,  promoted;  Samuel  Jones, 
junior,  second  major,  vice  G.  Avery,  do;  Moses  D.  Campbell,  sur- 
geon's mate,  vice  S.  Bartholomew,  deceased. 

Samuel  Judson,  captain,  vice  S.  Jones,  promoted;  Benjamin 
Rhodes,  lieutenant,  vice  S.  Judson,  do;  Isaac  Hall,  ensign,  vice  B. 
Rhodes,  do. 

Amos  Roberts,  captain,  vice  R.  Morgan,  resigned;  John  Rose, 
lieutenant,  vice  A.  Roberts,  promoted;  Martin  Babcock,  ensign; 
Daniel  Ringe,  ensign. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirty-fourth  regiment  of  infantry: 

John  G.  Wever,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  W.  Stone,  resigned. 

Amos  Seward,  first  major,  vice  E.  Dickinson,  resigned;  Benjamin 
Ballou,  junior,  second  major,  vice  W.  Gere,  do;  Augustus  Hickcox, 
adjutant,  vice  Lewis  Sherril,  promoted;  William  K.  Fuller,  quarter- 
master, vice  Nicholas  Smith,  promoted. 

Lewis  Sherril,  captain,  vice  A.  Wilcox,  resigned ;  Henry  Whitney, 
do,  vice  G.  Caswell,  removed;  Pumeroy  Jones,  lieutenant,  vice 
A.  Smith,  resigned;  Hezekiah  Gorton,  ensign,  vice  H.  Whitney, 
promoted. 

Joseph  Barker,  captain,  vice  J.  G.  Wever,  promoted;  Amasa  Rowe, 
lieutenant,  vice  J.  Barker,  do;  Jonathan  Pratt,  ensign,  vice  A. 
Rowe,  do. 

Arnold  Mason,  captain,  vice  A.  Seward,  do;  Horace  Hamlin,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  J.  Niel,  resigned;  Franklin  Wadsworth,  ensign. 


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1632  Annual  Report  of  the 

John  E. Hinman,  captain,  vice  Benjamin  Ballou,  junior,  promoted; 
Thomas  E.  Clark,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  E.  Hinman,  promoted;  Daniel 
Stafford,  ensign,  vice  T.  E.  Clark,  do. 

Abel  Mosier,  lieutenant,  vice  E.  Stanley,  resigned;  Richard  San- 
ger, junior,  ensign,  vice  A.  Mosier,  promoted. 

Joel  Griffin,  captain,  vice  T.  L.  Bacon,  resigned;  Cyrus  Chatfield,. 
lieutenant,  vice  J.  Griffin,  promoted;  Nathan  Parker,  ensign,  vice 
C.  Chatfield,  do. 

Samuel  Shephard,  captain,  vice  Obadiah  Latham,  removed;  Adol- 
phus  Chapin,  lieutenant,  vice  S.  Shepherd,  promoted;  Jabez  Sizer, 
ensign,  vice  A.  Chapin,  do. 

Amasa  Thomas,  lieutenant,  vice  D.Kent,  resigned;  Jacob  Thomas, 
ensign,  vice  A.  Thomas,  promoted. 

Horace  Adams,  lieutenant,  vice  Mitchell,  deceased;  Horace  Wal- 
ter, ensign,  vice  H.  Adams,  promoted. 

Nicholas  Smith,  captain;  Nicholas  N.  Wever,  lieutenant;  William 
H.  Tisdale,  ensign. 

Seventy-second  regiment  of  infantry: 

Benjamin  Brayton,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  B.  Hicks,  resigned. 
Jarus  Dodd,  first  major,  vice  B.  Brayton,  promoted;  Ebenezer 
Wheeler,  second  major,  vice  J.  Dodd,  promoted;  Isaac  Currey,  adju- 
tant, vice  L.  Stoors,  resigned. 

George  Manchester,  captain,  vice  E.  Wheeler,  promoted;  William 
Duston,  lieutenant,  vice  R.  Sheldon,  removed;  Daniel  Benedict, 
ensign. 

Joseph  Hamlin,  lieutenant,  vice  Frederick  Kellogg,  cashiered; 
Richard  Johnson,  ensign,  vice  J.  Hamlin,  promoted;  Robert  Potter, 
lieutenant,  vice  Ball,  deceased;  Daniel  Smith,  ensign,  vice  Bacon, 
removed;  Caleb  Stevens,  lieutenant;  Walter  Warker,  ensign. 

Samuel    Fanning,    captain,    vice    E.    Birdsee,    resigned;    James 


State  Historian.  1633 

Birdell,  lieutenant,  vice  S.  Fanning-,  promoted;  Orrange  Morgan, 
ensign;  Lorin  Bailey,  ensign,  vice  Isaac  Curray,  promoted. 

Theodore  Burchard,  captain;  Sylvester  Burchard,  lieutenant; 
David  Ames,  ensign. 

Sixty-eighth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Billeons  Pond,  quartermaster,  vice  Ephraim  Smith,  removed; 
Joshua  Ransom,  surgeon's  mate. 

Lemuel  Spining,  captain,  vice  N.  Waugh,  removed;  Liman 
Mathews,  lieutenant,  vice  L.  Spining,  promoted;  Laban  Allen, 
ensign,  vice  L.  Mathews,  do. 

Ansel  Lovejoy,  captain,  vice  G.  G.  Cumstock,  deceased;  Ademus 
Comstock,  lieutenant,  vice  A.  Lovejoy,  promoted;  Jesse  Himiston, 
ensign,  vice  A.  Comstock,  promoted. 

Andrew  Palmer,  captain,  vice  N.  W.  Elton,  deceased;  Reuben 
Bourne,  lieutenant,  vice  A.  Palmer,  promoted;  Calvin  Johnson, 
ensign,  vice  R.  Bourne,  do;  Jehiel  Higgins,  lieutenant,  vice  John 
Smith,  promoted. 

Ensigns — Nehemiah  Abbot, vice  J. Higgins, promoted;  Sihs  Cook, 
vice  E.  Strong,  removed;  Asa  Barns,  vice  Freeman  Waugh,  do. 

Jonathan  Wearring,  captain;  Peter  Abbott,  junior,  lieutenant; 
Benjamin  Hide,  junior,  ensign. 

Twentieth  regiment  of  infantry : 

David  Curtis,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  S.  Gridley,  resigned; 
Eliphalet  Hotchkiss,  first  major,  vice  D.  Curtis,  promoted;  Isaac 
Saxton,  second  major,  vice  E.  Hotchkiss,  do;  Joel  Brigham,  pay- 
master, vice  J.  Hopkins,  promoted. 

George  Pierce,  captain,  vice  I.  Saxton,  promoted;  Val  Pierce,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  G.  Pierce,  do;  Enoch  Tiff,  ensign,  vice  Val  Pierce,  do. 
Barnabas    Cook,    captain,    vice    R.    Root,    resigned;   Alexander 
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io34  Annual  Report  of  the 

Holmes,  lieutenant,  vice  N.  Rose,  removed;  Amasa  Frost,  ensign, 
vice  B.  Cook,  promoted. 

Timothy  Hopkins,  captain,  vice  R.  Elenwood,  resigned;  John 
Gratton,  lieutenant,  vice  L.  Skinner,  do;  Zenas  McEwen,  ensign, 
vice  L.  Gridley,  promoted. 

Levi  Skinner,  captain,  vice  J.  Hills,  resigned;  Leander  Gridley, 
lieutenant,  vice  O.  Hart,  promoted;  Euratus  P.  Hastings,  ensign, 
vice  W.  Marvin,  removed. 

Orris  Hart,  captain,  vice  O.  Gridley,  resigned;  Isaac  Allen,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  J.  Brigham,  promoted;  Russel  Mun,  ensign,  vice  I. 
Allen,  do. 

Lester  Barker,  captain,  vice  J.  Benedict,  resigned ;  Orrange  Foote, 
first  lieutenant,  vice  L.  Baker,  promoted;  Abraham  L.  Wood,  second 
lieutenant,  vice  O.  Foote,  do;  Edmond  Olmsted,  ensign,  vice  L. 
Gridley,  promoted. 

One  Hundred  and  Sixty-eighth  regiment,  formed  from  Major 
Parkhurst's  battalion: 

Jonathan  Parkhurst,  lieutenant  colonel;  Robert  Gillespie,  first 
major;  Hiel  Stone,  second  major;  Jonathan  King,  adjutant;  Shubael 
Alfred,  quartermaster. 

Justus  St.  John,  captain,  vice  J.  Meacham,  deceased;  Levi 
Meacham,  lieutenant,  vice  W.  Murray,  resigned;  Daniel  Sykes, 
ensign;  Lewis  Northrop,  lieutenant,  vice  Jones,  removed;  Elijah 
Eggleston,  ensign,  vice  N.  Beal,  removed. 

Joseph  Easton,  captain,  vice  N.  Whitney,  removed;  Elijah 
Goodell,  lieutenant,  vice  Easton,  promoted;  Joel  Wright,  ensign, 
vice  Goodell,  do. 

Paul  Allen,  captain,  vice  Davis,  resigned;  Dan  Murdock,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Allen,  promoted;  John  Ames,  ensign,  vice  Murdock,  do. 

Elias  Brewster,  captain;  John  Hills,  lieutenant;  Nathan  Norton, 
ensign. 


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Smith  Dunlap,  captain;  Samuel  Dunlap,  ensign. 

Palmer  Huet,  captain,  vice  Wyman,  deceased;  Almond  Lindsley, 
lieutenant,  vice  Marvin,  do;  Andrew  Place,  ensign. 

Nicholas  Girley,  captain;  John  S.  Davis,  first  lieutenant;  William 
Vorce,  second  lieutenant. 

MADISON    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Forty-third  regiment  of  infantry: 

Noyes  Palmer,  first  major,  vice  J.  Staunton,  removed;  Arum 
Fuller,  second  major,  vice  Palmer,  promoted;  Henry  Clarke, 
chaplain. 

Captains — Stephen  R.  Hall,  junior,  Elijah  B.  Miller. 

Lieutenants — Sanders  Crandall,  William  Southworth,  junior, 
Price  B.  Mclntyre. 

Ensigns — Joshua  Maxon,  junior,  Seth  Duncan. 

NEW   YORK   COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Twenty-fifth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Hamilton  M.  Piatt,  ensign,  vice  McVickar,  promoted. 

First  regiment  of  horse  artillery  commanded  by  Lieutenant 
Colonel  (James)  Warner: 

Zephaniah  Baily,  adjutant. 

Henry  Arcularius,  captain,  to  take  rank  from  May  3,  1814. 

Simon  Cornell,  captain,  vice  Van  Sicklen,  resigned;  James  Cop- 
sey,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Martense,  do;  John  Sneediker,  second  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Cornell,  promoted;  John  Van  Siclen,  cornet,  vice 
Copsey,  promoted. 

KINGS    COUNTY. 

David  Honsen,  cornet,  vice  Bennet,  promoted. 

ROCKLAND    COUNTY. 

Eighty-third  regiment  of  infantry: 

Resolved,  that  John  Snediker  be  no  longer  first  major  of  the 


1815. 


1815. 


1636  Annual  Report  of  the 

Eighty-third   regiment   of   infantry,   and   that   a   supersedeas   issue 
accordingly. 

William  Gurnee,  first  major,  vice  Conklin,  resigned;  John  Sne- 
diker,  second  major,  vice  Gurnee,  promoted — both  to  take  rank 
from  April  6,  181 5. 

DUTCHESS    COUNTY. 

Twentieth  brigade  of  infantry  commanded  by  Brigadier  General 
(Martin)  Hermance: 

Rifle  company — Isaac  U.  Wheeler,  captain;  James  Harris,  first 
lieutenant;  Morgan  Carpenter,  second  lieutenant. 

SUFFOLK    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Seventh  regiment  of  infantry: 

Benjamin  Case,  first  major,  vice  Skillman,  resigned;  John  Terry, 
second  major,  vice  Case,  promoted;  Chandler  Palmer,  adjutant,  vice 
Overton,  moved;  Hutchinson  Case,  quartermaster,  vice  Palmer, 
promoted. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirty-seventh  regiment  of  infantry: 

Samuel  Scidmore,  second  major;  Nathaniel  Chichester,  adjutant, 
vice  N.  Smith,  resigned;  Eleazer  Mills,  quartermaster,  vice  Chi- 
chester, promoted. 

Jeremiah  H.  Kelsey,  captain,  vice  Scidmore,  promoted;  Jonathan 
Gildersleeve,  lieutenant,  vice  Kelsey,  do. 

Samuel  P.  Smith,  captain,  vice  Vail,  resigned;  William  Mills, 
lieutenant;  Samuel  Bush,  junior,  ensign,  vice  Smith,  promoted; 
Eleazer  Mills,  lieutenant. 

William  Rushmore,  captain,  vice  Muncey,  resigned;  Zebulon 
Ketchum,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice  Ketchum,  resigned;  Jesse 
Ketchum,  ensign,  vice  Rushmore,  promoted. 

Alexander  Smith,  captain,  vice  Carll,  resigned;  Jesse  Jarvis,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  A.  Smith,  promoted. 


State  Historian.  1637 

new  york  county. 

Third  brigade  of  infantry: 

Charles  Graham,  brigade  inspector  and  major,  vice  Irving, 
promoted. 

Tenth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Ebenezer  Irving,  lieutenant  colonel;  James  Strong,  first  major, 
vice  Irving,  promoted;  Robert  M.  Russel,  second  major,  vice  Strong, 
promoted. 

Captains — George  W.  Browne,  vice  Russel,  promoted;  Selah  B. 
Strong. 

Lieutenants — Thomas  H.  Mills,  vice  Allen,  promoted;  Benjamin 
Atterbury,  vice  Browne,  do. 

William  Gracie,  ensign  in  the  brigade. 

Eighty-second  regiment: 

Joseph  D.  Fay,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  William  Thorn;  Henry  H. 
Schieffelin,  first  major,  vice  Gardner,  resigned;  George  Wilson, 
second  major,  vice  Schieffelin,  promoted. 

Fifty-first  regiment  of  infantry: 

Daniel  E.  Tylee,  second  major,  vice  Price,  declining. 

David  Morris,  captain,  vice  Tylee,  promoted;  Gideon  P.  Hewitt, 
lieutenant,  vice  Morris,  promoted;  Egbert  T.  Smith,  ensign,  vice 
Hewitt,  promoted. 

One  Hundred  and  Twenty-fifth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Charles  Graham,  first  major,  vice  Fay,  promoted;  Abraham 
Stevens,  first  major,  vice  Graham,  acting  as  inspector;  William  S. 
Hick,  second  major,  vice  Graham,  promoted. 

One  Hundred  and  Forty-second  regiment  of  infantry: 

Edward  H.  Nicoll,  second  major,  vice  Stevens,  promoted. 

ONEIDA    COUNTY. 

Seventy-second  regiment  of  infantry: 
Abner  Chase,  ensign. 


1815. 


1815. 


1638  Annual  Report  of  the 

essex  county. 
Battalion  commanded  by  Major  Daniel  Blish: 
Timothy  T.  Foot,  ensign. 

MADISON    COUNTY. 

Battalion  of  riflemen  attached  to  the  Thirty-fifth  brigade  of  infan- 
try commanded  by  Brigadier  General  Jabez  N.  M.  Hurd: 

Aaron  Mason,  captain,  vice  Bicknell,  promoted:  Barnabas  Snow, 
first  lieutenant,  vice  Camp,  resigned;  Francis  Brown,  second  lieu- 
tenant; Lewis  Bailey,  ensign,  vice  Hatch,  resigned. 

Lemuel  Covell,  captain;  Isaac  Fletcher,  lieutenant;  Benjamin 
Turner,  junior,  ensign. 

ONEIDA    COUNTY. 

Twentieth  regiment  of  infantry  (Lieutenant  Colonel  D.  Curtis): 
Light  Infantry — Reuben  King,  captain;  Nathan  Davis,  junior, 
lieutenant;  John  G.  Sherwood,  ensign. 

Orris  Hart,  captain,  vice  Gridley,  resigned;  Daniel  Judson,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Hart,  promoted;  Eurotas  P.  Hastings,  ensign,  vice  Jud- 
son, promoted. 

KINGS  AND  WESTCHESTER  COUNTIES. 

Thirteenth  regiment  of  artillery  and  One  Hundred  and  Thirty- 
ninth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Resolved,  that  Martin  Boerum  be  no  longer  lieutenant  colonel  of 
the  Thirteenth  regiment  of  artillery;  and  that  John  Owens  be  no 
longer  adjutant  of  the  One  Hundred  and  Thirty-ninth  regiment  of 
infantry;  and  that  a  supersedeas  issue  to  them  respectively. 

WESTCHESTER    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirty-ninth  regiment  of  infantry: 
Thaddeus  Crane,  adjutant,  vice  Owens,  superseded. 
Squire  Mead,  ensign. 


State  Historian.  1639 

dutchess  county. 

Fourth  regiment  of  artillery: 

Philip  N.  Bonisteel,  captain;  Lemuel  Wheeler,  first  lieutenant; 
Peter  Rifenburgh,  junior,  second  lieutenant. 

Eighth  regiment  of  cavalry : 

Jedediah  Fay,  captain;  Jonathan  Piatt,  junior,  first  lieutenant; 
Stephen  B.  Leonard,  second  lieutenant;  William  Crane,  cornet. 

GREENE    COUNTY. 

Fifth  regiment  of  artillery,  commanded  by  Lieutenant  Colonel 
William  Dickson: 

New  company — Philetus  Reynolds,  captain;  Willis  Finch,  first 
lieutenant;  Ambrose  C.  Blakesley,  second  lieutenant. 

Forty-ninth  regiment  of  infantry  (E.  Post,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Edward  Hinman,  second  major,  vice  Hawley,  removed. 

Seth  Newall,  captain,  vice  Hinman,  promoted;  Frederick  Plank, 
lieutenant,  vice  Newall,  promoted;  Hervey  Chittenden,  ensign,  vice 
Plank,  do. 

CHENANGO    COUNTY. 

Thirty-second  brigade,  commanded  by  Brigadier  General  T. 
Mead : 

Battalion  commanded  by  Major  A.  Roberts: 

Augustus  C.  Welch,  second  major;  Arnold  Downing,  adjutant; 
Augustus  A.  Anderson,  paymaster. 

Gamaliel  Scribner,  ensign. 

One  Hundred  and  Fifth  regiment  of  infantry  (commanded  by 
Lieutenant  Colonel  John  Randall,  junior): 

John  Haight,  captain,  vice  Lamb,  resigned;  William  Tiffany, 
lieutenant,  vice  Haight,  promoted;  Orrin  How,  ensign,  vice  Tiffany, 
promoted. 

Wightman  Barber,  captain,  vice  Kelsey,  removed;  Thomas  Mur- 
phy, lieutenant;  Joseph  Billings,  ensign. 


1815. 


1815. 


1640  Annual  Report  of  the 

queens  county. 

Second  regiment  of  horse  artillery  (William  Jones,  lieutenant 
colonel): 

Bernard  Bloom,  second  major. 

Cornelius  Eldert,  captain;  James  Schoonmaker,  first  lieutenant; 
Frost  Wright,  second  lieutenant;  Moses  Beedle,  cornet. 

Willet  Mott,  captain;  John  Clowes,  first  lieutenant;  John  Curtis, 
second  lieutenant;  John  Burnet,  cornet. 

SUFFOLK    COUNTY. 

Simon  W.  Cooper,  captain;  Daniel  Abbot,  first  lieutenant;  John  D. 
Brush,  second  lieutenant;  Israel  Rogers,  cornet. 

Morris  Jayne,  captain;  Jesse  W.  Floyd,  first  lieutenant:  Samuel 
Carman,  second  lieutenant;  Samuel  Hopkins,  cornet. 

ONTARIO    COUNTY. 

Seventh  division  of  infantry: 

Resolved,  that  Amos  Hall  be  no  longer  major  general  of 
the  Seventh  division  of  infantry,  and  that  a  supersedeas  issue 
accordingly. 

William  Wadsworth,  major  general,  vice  Hall,  removed. 

Thirty-ninth  brigade  of  infantry: 

Peter  Allen,  brigadier  general,  vice  Wadsworth,  promoted. 

COLUMBIA    COUNTY. 

Third  division  of  infantry: 

Forty-fourth  regiment : 

John  Tibbits,  first  major,  vice  William  Jaran  (Jordan),  appointed 
through  mistake;  William  Jordan,  junior,  second  major,  vice  Tib- 
bits,  promoted. 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

Sixth  regiment  of  artillery: 

Samuel  T.  Vary,  captain,  vice  Andrews,  resigned;  Stephen  Max- 


State  Historian.  1641 

son,  junior,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Vary,  promoted ;  John  Bovie,  junior, 
second  lieutenant,  vice  Maxson,  promoted. 

WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Fourteenth  regiment  of  infantry: 
Clark  Rice,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Sherman,  resigned;  Reuben 
Stone,  first  major,  vice  Rice,  promoted. 
Seventeenth  brigade  of  infantry : 
Nathaniel  Pitcher,  brigadier  general,  vice  Pettit,  resigned. 

NEW    YORK   COUNTY. 

Resolved,  that  a  new  commission  of  brigadier  general  in  the 
militia  of  this  State  issue  to  Peter  Curtenius  of  the  city  of  New  York 
with  rank  from  the  first  day  of  May,  181 3,  when  he  became  entitled 
tc  promotion  to  that  rank  by  virtue  of  the  removal  of  Jacob  Dela- 
montangnie,  the  only  lieutenant  colonel  in  the  city  of  New  York- 
superior  in  rank  to  the  said  Peter  Curtenius. 

KINGS    COUNTY. 

Twenty-second  brigade  of  infantry- 
Joseph  Dean,  brigade  major  and  inspector. 

Sixty-fourth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Rutgert  Stillwell,  captain,  vice  Dennyse,  resigned;  Jacobus  Lake, 
lieutenant,  vice  Stillwell,  promoted:  Richard  Stillwell,  ensign,  vice 
Ryder,  deceased. 

George  Vannuyse,  captain,  vice  Lefferts,  resigned;  Evert  Suydam, 
lieutenant,  vice  Vannuyse,  promoted. 

John  J.  Lott,  captain,  vice  Ditmas,  resigned;  John  Lott,  lieuten- 
ant, vice  J.  J.  Lott,  promoted;  Garret  Kowenhoven,  ensign,  vice  J. 
Lott,  promoted. 

Cornelius  Vanderveer,  captain,  vice  Lott,  resigned;  Jacob  Schoo- 
maker,  lieutenant,  vice  Rapelyea,  resigned;  John  C.  Lott,  ensign. 


1815. 


1815. 


1642  Annual  Report  of  the 

Daniel  Lott,  captain,  vice  Stillwell. 

Charles  J.  Doughty,  captain,  vice  Dean,  transferred  to  the  brigade 
staff. 

Twenty-second  brigade : 

Adrian  Van  Brunt,  brigade  quartermaster,  vice  Meigan,  resigned. 

QUEENS    COUNTY. 

Ninety-third  regiment  of  infantry: 

Van  Wyck  Weekes,  first  major. 

Captains — Aury  Remsen,  junior,  Samuel  B.  Barnum,  George  W. 
Hunt.  Thomas  F.  Fish. 

Captains — John  J.  Lott,  Thomas  Moore,  with  rank  from  the  sixth 
day  of  April,  1815. 

Lieutenants — Charles  Hendrickson,  Samuel  Leverick,  John 
Johnson. 

Ensigns — John  Ffigbie,  William  Paynter,  James  Ditmas,  Cornell 
Mitchell.  Daniel  Monell. 

Edward  Leverick.  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Van  Wyck,  declining. 

One  Hundred  and  Seventeenth  regiment  of  infantry — Micajah 
Townsend  lieutenant  colonel: 

Stephen  Thorne,  first  major. 

Captains — Titus  R.  Boerum,  David  Weeks,  James  Losee,  John  L. 
Cogswell. 

Lieutenants — Andrew  C.  Hageman,  Thorne  Coles. 

Ensigns — Micah  Weeks,  James  W.  Smith,  Townsend  Parish, 
Martin  Rapelyea,  George  Monfort, 

One  Hundredth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Lieutenants — Foster  Burtis,  James  Walters,  Stephen  Wood, 
Daniel  Rayner. 

John  Carpenter,  ensign. 


State  Historian.  1643 

new  york  county. 

Tenth  brigade  of  infantry: 

Augustus  Fleming,  brigade  major  and  inspector,  vice  Pearce. 
resigned. 

Seventy-fifth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Charles  Christian,  lieutenant  colonel;  George  Englehart,  second 
major;  Nehemiah  Brush,  junior,  surgeon,  vice  Brewster,  resigned; 
Rodney  Wilbur,  quartermaster,  vice  Loyd,  resigned. 

Captains — Thomas  Cooper,  vice  Burtis,  resigned;  Moses  Cun- 
ningham, vice  Englehart,  promoted. 

Lieutenants — Oliver  York,  vice  Cooper,  promoted;  Nicholas 
Everitt,  vice  Cunningham,  promoted. 

Ensigns — Eber  Wheaton,  vice  York,  promoted;  Benjamin  A. 
Waldron,  vice  Guion;  Albert  Bogert,  vice  Everitt;  Rodney  Wilbur 
(vacancy). 

Eighty-fifth  regiment  of  infantry: 

John  Stevens,  first  major,  vice  Christian,  promoted;  Augustus 
Fleming,  second  major,  vice  Swanton. 

Captains — Henry  J.  Wilkes,  vice  Fleming,  promoted;  John  J. 
Lambert,  vice  Sampson,  resigned;  Anthony  D.  Schuyler,  vice  Eagle, 
resigned. 

Lieutenants — James  N.  Gifford,  vice  Schuyler,  promoted;  Henry 
E.  Ingraham,  vice  Lambert,  do;  Charles  Osborn,  vice  Wilkes,  do. 

Ensigns — William  S.  Popham,  vice  Gifford,  do;  Herman  Le  Roy, 
junior,  vice  Ingraham,  do. 

Ninety-seventh  regiment  of  infantry: 

John  McClure,  first  major,  vice  Morrell;  Thomas  Chatterton, 
second  major,  vice  Neal. 

Benjamin  T.  Underhill,  captain,  vice  Riker,  resigned. 
Lieutenants — Richard  R.  Morris,  vice  Underhill,  promoted;  John 


1815. 


1815. 


1644  Annual  Report  of  the 

B.  Pendleton,  vice  Albertus,  resigned ;  William  L.  Morris,  vice  Hoff- 
man, United  States  Xavy. 

Ensigns — William  Goelet  Bucknor,  vice  R.  R.  Morris,  promoted; 
John  J.  Bailey,  vice  Pendleton,  promoted;  Isaac  Clason,  vice  W.  L. 
Morris,  promoted;  Samuel  Townsend;  James  Van  Tassel. 

One  Hundred  and  Sixth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Ichabod  Prall.  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Delamontangnie :  Smith 
Purdy,  first  major,  vice  Prall,  promoted:  Caleb  T.  Ward,  second 
major,  vice  Bogert. 

David  Smith,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Smith,  resigned. 

One  Hundred  and  Fifteenth  regiment  of  infantry: 

William  Jones,  first  major,  vice  Coffin,  promoted;  Richard  Hat- 
field, second  major,  vice  Jones,  do;  Jacob  Dyckman,  surgeon's  mate, 
vice  Brush. 

John  Sniffen.  ensign. 

Tenth  brigade  of  infantry: 

John  Coffin,  lieutenant  colonel,  with  rank  from  April  6,  181 5, 
inclusive. 

First  majors — Elisha  Morrill  (with  like  rank),  Robert  Swanton, 
Cornelius  Bogert,  Joseph  Xeal. 

Second  majors — Samuel  Carter,  Alexander  MacGowan,  Sidney 
W.  Andrews,  Abraham  Seixas,  Robert  Dingee.  Robert  J.  Watts. 

OXEIDA    COUNTY. 

Eighth  regiment  of  artillery: 

John  B.  Pease,  captain,  vice  Eells,  resigned;  John  Bernard,  first 
lieutenant;  Robert  White,  second  lieutenant. 

MONTGOMERY    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirty-eighth  regiment  of  infantry  (com- 
manded by  George  H.  Nellis,  lieutenant  colonel): 


State  Historian.  1645 

James  Delong,  second  major,  with  rank  from  the  second  day  of 
March,  1814,  inclusive. 

STATE. 

Resolved,  that  Richard  Piatt  be  and  he  hereby  is  appointed  assist- 
ant commissary  of  ordnance  and  military  stores  for  the  southern 
district  and  William  Carpender  is  appointed  assistant  commissary  of 
ordnance  and  military  stores  for  the  western  district  of  this  State. 


1816. 


For  the  first  time  in  the  history  of  the  State  the  election  returns 
in  April,  181 5,  indicated  an  evenly  divided  assembly  politically. 
There  were  no  returns  from  the  counties  of  Kings  and  St.  Lawrence. 
The  organization  of  the  House  was  not  perfected  until  January  31, 
1816,  as  the  entire  Federalist  delegation  purposely  remained  away 
from  the  Capitol  because  of  the  absence  of  several  of  their  colleagues 
from  the  city.  Daniel  Cruger  of  Steuben  county  defeated  Jacob 
Rutsen  Van  Rensselaer  of  Columbia,  Federalist,  for  Speaker  by 
one  vote. 

On  February  4th  the  Council  of  Appointment  was  named :  Darius 
Crosby  of  Westchester,  William  Ross  of  Orange,  Perley  Keyes  of 
Jefferson,  and  Archibald  S.  Clark  of  Niagara. 

On  February  20th  the  Republicans  in  caucus  renominated  Gov- 
ernor Tompkins  and  Lieutenant-Governor  Tayler.  The  Federalists 
nominated  Rufus  King  of  Albany  for  Governor  and  George  Tib- 
bits  of  Troy  for  Lieutenant-Governor.  The  triumph  of  the  Repub- 
licans was  complete.  Governor  Tompkins'  majority,  with  one 
exception,  was  the  largest  a  candidate  ever  received.  The  Republic- 
ans carried  all  the  great  Senate  districts  except  the  eastern  and 
elected  two-thirds  of  the  members  of  assembly.  July  8th  the  Coun- 
cil removed  John  Van  Ness,  recorder  of  Albany,  and  appointed 
Philip  S.  Parker,  a  nephew  of  Judge  Ambrose  Spencer. 


1646  Annual  Report  of  the 

1816. 

The  Legislature  met  November  5,  1816,  for  the  purpose  of  select- 
ing presidential  electors.  David  Woods  of  Washington,  the  can- 
didate of  the  Republican  party  for  speaker,  received  84  votes  against 
33  votes  for  James  Emott,  the  Federal  candidate.  Electors  favor- 
able to  the  election  of  James  Monroe  of  Virginia  for  President  and 
Daniel  D.  Tompkins  of  New  York  for  Vice-President  were  chosen. 
On  November  12th  the  Legislature  adjourned  to  meet  in  Albany 
January  14.  1817. 

STATE. 


February        Resolved,  that  Richard  Piatt  be  no  longer  assistant  commissary 

24. 

for  the  southern  district,  and  that  a  supersedeas  issue  accordingly. 

Edward  McLaughlin,  of  New  York  county,  is  appointed  assistant 
commissary  for  the  southern  district. 

Richard  Goodell,  of  Jefferson,  county,  is  appointed  one  of  the 
assistant  commissaries  for  the  western  district  in  the  place  of  William 
Carpender,  deceased. 

GENESEE    COUNTY. 

1816  Seventh  division  of  infantry: 

March  J 

1-  ... 

Parmenio  Adams,  division  inspector. 

CLINTON    COUNTY. 

Third  division  of  infantry: 

Aids  de  camp  to  the  major  general — Reuben  H.  Walworth,  Ben- 
jamin H.  Mooers. 

John  Warford,  division  quartermaster. 

MONTGOMERY    COUNTY. 

Levi  S.  Burr,  division  inspector  of  the  fifth  division  of  infantry. 

RENSSELAER  COUNTY. 

March  The  proceedings  of  a  court  of  enquiry  into  the  conduct  of  Lieu- 

"  18. 

tenant  Colonel  Thomas  Davis  of  the  One  Hundred  and  Fifty-fifth 


State  Historian.  1647 

1816. 

regiment  of  infantry  having  been  laid  before  the  Council,  with  an 
application  for  the  removal  of  the  said  lieutenant  colonel  from  office. 
Resolved,  that  the  Secretary  of  State  cause  written  notice  of  the  said 
application  to  be  given  to  the  said  Lieutenant  Colonel  Davis  and 
that  the  Council  will  hear  the  said  lieutenant  colonel  in  exculpation 
of  himself  from  the  charges  exhibited  against  him  on  the  twenty- 
fifth  of  March  instant  at  12  o'clock  a.  m.  at  the  council  room  in  the 
capitol  of  the  city  of  Albany. 

NEW  YORK  COUNTY. 

Tenth  regiment  of  infantry:  March 

22. 

Henry  W.  Webb,  surgeon's  mate. 

Captains — Richard  Jarvis  (with  rank  from  June  21,  181 5),  vice 
Russell,  promoted;  John  Low,  junior,  vice  Whipple,  resigned;  John 
Rankin,  vice  Jarvis,  promoted;  William  Dunlap,  vice  Low,  pro-  f 
moted. 

Ensigns — Hugh  Aikman,  vice  Rankin,  promoted;  John  W. 
Hunter. 

Fifty-first  regiment  of  infantry: 

Henry  Cotheal,  first  major,  vice  Price,  declining;  William  S.  Hick, 
first  major,  vice  Cotheal,  resigned;  Solomon  Seixas,  second  major 
(with  rank  from  June  21,  181 5),  vice  Cotheal,  promoted. 

John  G.  Morgan,  captain,  vice  Seixas,  promoted;  James  Ainslie, 
lieutenant,  vice  Morgan,  do. 

Ensigns — Daniel  W.  Smith,  vice.  Ainslie,  promoted;  James  A. 
Debaum,  vice  Smith,  resigned;  Thatcher  Treat  Payne. 

Jacob  Baker,  captain,  vice  Stryker,  promoted;  James  Brooks, 
ensign. 

Eighty-second  regiment  of  infantry: 

Garrit  H.  Stryker,  second  major,  vice  Wilson,  resigned;  Stephen 
Lush,  junior,  paymaster;  John  S.  Conger,  surgeon. 


1816. 


1648  Annual  Report  of  the 

Captains — Peter  W.  Benjamin,  vice  Stryker,  resigned;  George  P. 
Rogers,  vice  Renwick,  United  States  Engineers;  George  W.  Hyer, 
vice  Chrystie,  absent;  George  L.  Brown. 

Lieutenants — Edward  Barnewall,  vice  Benjamin,  promoted; 
Daniel  Smith,  vice  Rogers,  do;  Joseph  Fisher,  vice  Hyer,  do;  Le 
Roy  McEvers,  vice  Brown,  do. 

Ensigns — Stephen  Lush,  junior,  vice  Barnewall,  do;  Daniel  S. 
Griswold,  vice  Smith,  do;  Samuel  D.  Craig,  vice  Fisher,  do;  Elias 
Valentine,  vice  McEvers,  do;  John  Leveridge;  Elijah  T.  Pinkney. 

One  Hundred  and  Twenty-fifth  regiment  of  infantry: 

William  Patterson,  second  major,  vice  Hick,  promoted. 

Captains — David  C.  Hick,  vice  Patterson,  promoted;  Jacob  Bur- 
dett,  vice  Hick,  do;  Henry  T.  Wheeler,  vice  Heiser,  resigned. 

Lieutenants — Daniel  Townsend,  vice  Burdett,  promoted;  Gabriel 
Winter,  vice  Wheeler,  promoted. 

Ensigns — Sturges  Sprague,  vice  Townsend,  promoted ;  Robert  D. 
Weeks,    vice    Raymond,    moved;    Thomas    Williams,    vice    Piatt, 

resigned;    Henry  Smith,  vice  Warren,  declined;    Harden- 

brook,  vice  Winter,  promoted. 

One  Hundred  and  Forty-second  regiment  of  infantry: 

Waldron  B.  Post,  captain,  vice  Nicholl,  promoted  last  year. 

Lieutenants— George  E.  Smith,  vice  Post,  promoted;  John  A. 
Sidell,  vice  Watt,  paymaster;  William  Warner,  junior,  vacant. 

Ensigns — Stephen  P.  Lemoine,  vice  Smith,  promoted;  James 
D'Wolfe,  junior,  vice  Sidell,  promoted;  Charles  Anthon,  vice  War- 
ner, promoted. 

Battalion  of  Governor's  Guard  (D.  E.  Dunscomb,  major) : 

Joseph  Sexton,  junior,  second  lieutenant. 

John  J.  Ditmas,  captain;  John  Meserole,  first  lieutenant;  Michael 
Hegeman,  second  lieutenant;  John  W.  Statser,  cornet — with  rank 
from  April  6,  181 5;  John  Jewett,  second  lieutenant. 


State  Historian.  1649 

Eleventh  regiment  of  artillery: 

Peter  C.  Tappen,  surgeon,  vice  Barrow,  resigned;  Josiah  Mann, 
quartermaster,  vice  Van  Bokkelin,  adjutant. 

William  Peck,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Houston,  promoted;  Jacob 
Hunter,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Cozens,  resigned;  Abraham  N.  Bre- 
voort,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Peck,  promoted;  Lemuel  Pitman, 
first  lieutenant,  vice  Hyatt,  promoted;  Paris  Mason,  first  lieutenant, 
vice  Goodrich,  do;  Andrew  T.  Goodrich,  first  lieutenant  (with  rank 
from  April  6,  181 5),  vice  Kumble. 

Ninth  regiment  of  artillery  (late  a  battalion) : 

Richards  Kingsland,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  D.  Smith,  resigned: 
Aaron  Levy,  first  major,  vice  Kingsland,  promoted;  Jacob  Anthony, 
second  major,  vice  Levy,  promoted. 

Abraham  Smith,  captain,  vice  Anthony,  promoted;  Martin  Luff, 
first  lieutenant,  vice  B.  S.  Many,  resigned. 

Second  lieutenants — George  Riblett,  vice  Luff,  promoted;  Luther 
Morehouse,  vice  Gautier,  resigned;  Mark  Dissosway,  vice  Hone, 
promoted. 

Third  regiment  of  artillery: 

Captains — William  E.  Mathews,  vice  Phelps,  resigned;  Charles 
Rapelye,  vice  Ronalds. 

First  lieutenants — Charles  Baldwin;  Abel  Smith,  vice  Matthews, 
promoted;  Samuel  Coddington,  vice  Thompson,  promoted. 

Second  regiment  of  artillery: 

Asher  Corlies,  second  lieutenant. 

Seventy-fifth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Philip  G.  Van  Wyck,  second  major,  vice  Englehart,  resigned; 
Oliver  York,  junior,  adjutant,  vice  Boyd. 

Captains — James    Skaats,    vice    Dingee,    promoted;    Simon    P. 

Schermerhorn,  vice  Englehart,  do. 

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1816. 


1650  Annual  Report  of  the 

Lieutenants — Alfred  Weed,  vice  Skaats,  do;  George  D.  Daven- 
port, vice  Schermerhorn,  promoted. 

Ensigns — Richard  Kain,  vice  Weed,  do;  John  Collard,  vice  Dav- 
enport, do;  Thomas  Constantine,  vacancy;  Henry  F.  Kiersted,  do; 
James  Leary,  do. 

Eighty-fifth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Captains — William  Moores,  vice  Seixas,  promoted;  William  P. 
Turnbull,  vice  Bruce,  removed ;  Robert  C.  Livingston,  vice  Kearney, 
do;  Thomas  L.  Chester,  vice  Birdsall,  removed;  Jacob  Ricketts, 
junior,  vice  Lambert,  resigned. 

Lieutenants — Joseph  Wallis,  vice  Moores,  promoted;  John  Austin 
Stevens,  vice  Turnbull,  do;  Thomas  C.  Mitchell,  vice  Livingston, 
do;  Cornelius  Low,  vice  Chester,  do;  William  S.  Popham,  vice 
Ricketts,  do. 

Ensigns — Richard  Duryee,  vice  Wallis,  do;  Isaac  C.  Jones,  vice 
Stevens,  do;  William  Kemble,  vice  Low,  do;  James  Thomson,  junior, 
vice  Mitchell,  do;  Edwin  Caldwell,  vice  Popham;  Curtis  Clark, 
vacant;  William  S.  Hyer,  do. 

Ninety-seventh  regiment  of  infantry: 

Leffert  Lefferts,  junior,  adjutant,  vice  Hagerman,  promoted; 
Frederick  Wm.  Rhinelander,  paymaster,  vice  Van  Wyck,  do. 

Captains — Isaac  A.  Johnson,  vice  McClure,  do;  Esbon  Slosson, 
vice  Anderson,  do;  Leffert  Lefferts,  junior,  vice  Chatterton,  do; 
Alexander  Pyke. 

Lieutenants — Frederick  Wm.  Rhinelander,  vice  Johnson,  do; 
Peter  T.  Curtenius,  vice  Slosson,  do;  Robert  Yates  Fairlie,  vice 
Pyke,  do;  James  Van  Tassel,  vice  Lefferts,  do;  John  J.  Bailey,  vice 
Rhinelander. 

Ensigns — James  Richard  Dodge,  vice  Curtenius,  do;  Valentine  N. 
Livingston,  vice  Fairlie,  do;  James  Foster,  junior. 


State  Historian.  1651 

One  Hundred  and  Sixth  regiment  of  infantry : 
Daniel  Smith,  second  major,  vice  Ward,  promoted. 
Captains — Eleazer    Phillips,    vice    Carter,    promoted;    William 
Honay,  vice  Purdy,  do;   George  Lockwood,  vice  McGowan,  do; 
Peter    Pinckney,    vice    Ward,    do;    William    W.    Tompkins,    vice 
Jacques,  moved;  David  Smith,  vice  Drake,  resigned. 

Lieutenants — John  Van  Orden,  junior,  vice  Phillips,  promoted; 
William  Day,  vice  Honay,  do;  John  Voorhis,  vice  Lockwood,  do; 
Epenetus  Piatt,  vice  Pinkney,  do;  James  McCall,  vice  Tompkins, 
do;  John  S.  Tompkins,  vice  Smith,  do. 

Ensigns — George  W.  Dunscomb,  vice  Van  Orden,  do;  Jacob  W. 
Clock,  vice  Day,  do;  Sylvester  Fowler,  vice  Voorhis,  do;  Joseph  R. 
Lynch,  vice  Piatt,  do;  Jacob  A.  Robertson,  vice  McCall,  do;  Wil- 
liam S.  Bunce,  vice  Tompkins,  do;  Robert  Hyslop,  vacancy;  Cor- 
nelius Oakley,  do. 

One  Hundred  and  Fifteenth  regiment  of  infantry : 
Captains — Murray    Hoffman,   vice   N.    Smith,   resigned;  Martin 
Englehart,  vice  Sparks,  do. 

Lieutenants— Charles  Oakley,  vice  Hoffman,  promoted;  Jonn  E. 
Bedell,  vice  Englehart,  do;  Isaac  B.  Strong,  vice  Cozzens,  moved; 
Isaac  S.  Jacques,  vice  Wynans,  do;  Samuel  Van  Beuren,  vacant. 

Ensigns — Peter  Tilton,  vice  Oakley,  promoted;  William  Mart- 
ling,  vice  Bedell,  do. 

Tenth  brigade  of  infantry: 

Samuel  Carter,  first  major,  with  rank  from  June  21,  181 5;  Henry 
B.  Hagerman,  second  major;  John  B.  Stevenson,  quartermaster, 
vice  Hatfield. 

DELAWARE    COUNTY. 

Twenty-fifth  brigade  of  infantry: 

Benjamin  North,  junior,  quartermaster,  vice  A.  Clarke,  moved. 


1816. 


1816. 


1652  Annual  Report  of  the 

Sixty-ninth  regiment  of  infantry : 

Shubael  Johnson,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  A.  Howell,  resigned; 
William  Dewey,  first  major,  vice  Johnson,  promoted;  Jacob  Howell, 
second  major,  vice  Dewey,  promoted;  Jonathan  Beers,  paymaster. 

William  Beach,  captain,  vice  Howell,  promoted;  Manus  Good- 
rich, lieutenant,  vice  Beach,  do;  Silas  Wheet,  ensign,  vice  Goodrich, 
do. 

Sylvester  Goodrich,  captain;  Joseph  Northrop,  junior,  lieutenant. 

Riflemen — Samuel  Butler,  captain;  Nathaniel  Webb,  lieutenant; 
Benjamin  Hathaway,  ensign. 

Eighty-seventh  regiment  of  infantry  (S.  Francis,  lieutenant 
colonel) : 

Joseph  Copley,  lieutenant;  John  Mcllwaine,  ensign. 

Light  Infantry — John  Banner,  captain,  vice  Swan,,  resigned: 
Caleb  Crandall,  lieutenant;  Andrew  G.  Tenyck,  ensign. 

Darius  Olmstead,  lieutenant;  William  Merrill,  ensign. 

Wilhelmus  Banner,  captain,  vice  Becker,  moved;  Peter  Brewer, 
lieutenant;  Justice  Sillaman,  ensign. 

John  Lyon,  captain,  vice  Bunnel,  moved;  Jonathan  Knapp,  lieu- 
tenant; Daniel  Bush,  ensign. 

Matthew  McClaughry,  captain,  vice  Worden,  resigned;  Daniel 
Handford,  lieutenant;  Hugh  Leal,  ensign. 

Seventieth  regiment  of  infantry  (J.  A.  Hubbell,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Solomon  Vermylia,  captain,  vice  Foster,  resigrfed;  John  Ver- 
mylia,  lieutenant;  Thomas  Berry,  ensign;  Edward  W.  Burhans, 
lieutenant;  Jesse  Benjamin,  ensign. 

Major  Joshua  Gee's  battalion  of  infantry: 

Abraham  Jessup,  captain;  Henry  Shaver,  lieutenant;  Nicholas 
Gee,  ensign. 

Light  Infantry — Zopher  Smith,  lieutenant;  Solomon  Jones, 
ensign. 


State  Historian.  1653 

Major  Asa  Grant's  battalion  of  infantry: 

Asahel  Bassett,  captain,  vice  Chapman,  resigned;  Stephen  Hull, 
lieutenant,  vice  Bassett,  promoted;  William  Pherdon,  ensign,  vice 
Hull,  do. 

Himan  Landon,  captain,  vice  Smith,  moved;  Eli  Mead,  lieutenant, 
vice  Every,  promoted;  Hyman  R.  Schoonmaker,  ensign. 

Riflemen — George  H.  Sands,  captain;  Alexander  A.  Grant,  lieu- 
tenant; John  Dixon,  junior,  ensign. 

Fifth  regiment  of  artillery : 

New  company — John  Chapman,  captain;  William  Sanders,  first 
lieutenant;  Joel  Carr,  second  lieutenant. 

ULSTER   COUNTY. 

Ninety-second  regiment  of  infantry: 

Thaddeus  Fancher,  lieutenant,  vice  W.  Lake,  resigned;  Ezekiel 
Sparks,  ensign. 

Benjamin  Russell,  captain,  vice  H.  Ostrander,  declined;  George 
Baxter,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Williamson,  do;  Daniel  Garrison,  ensign. 

Abraham  Harris,  captain,  vice  M.  Lefever,  resigned;  Abraham  J. 
Elting,  lieutenant;  Abraham  P.  Hasbrouck,  ensign. 

William  W.  Deyo,  captain,  vice  A.  Dubois,  resigned;  Daniel  Le- 
fever, junior,  lieutenant,  vice  Hasbrouck,  resigned;  Lewis  J.  Has- 
brouck, junior,  ensign. 

John  N.  Lefever,  captain,  vice  Dubois,  resigned;  Philip  Dubois, 
lieutenant;  Peleg  Stevens,  ensign;  Isaac  Low,  lieutenant. 

ORANGE    COUNTY. 

Fourteenth  regiment  of  infantry  (I.  Belknap,  lieutenant  colonel): 

James  Belknap,  adjutant,  vice  Reeve,  resigned. 

Daniel  C.  Belknap,  lieutenant;  James  Denniston,  ensign,  vice 
Matthewson,  resigned;  William  Wear,  junior,  ensign,  vice  D.  C. 
Belknap,  promoted. 


1816. 


1816. 


1654  Annual  Report  of  the 

Cornelius  V.  W.  Duzenbury,  captain,  vice  N.  H.  Sears,  resigned; 
David  Humphrey,  lieutenant,  vice  S.  Logan,  moved;  John  Atwood, 
ensign,  vice  Andrews,  moved. 

David  W.  Bate,  captain,  vice  S.  Belknap,  resigned;  George  Gor- 
don, lieutenant,  vice  Skinner,  promoted;  James  Crawford,  ensign, 
vice  D.  S.  Griswold;  Gardner  Thompson,  ensign,  vice  J.  Belknap, 
promoted. 

ULSTER   COUNTY. 

George  Birdsall,  captain,  vice  D.  Lester,  resigned;  Daniel  Wy- 
gant,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Wygant,  do;  Aaron  G.  Page,  ensign,  vice 
Birdsall,  promoted. 

Zadock  Lewis,  captain,  vice  Staples,  resigned;  Daniel  Wadkins, 
lieutenant,  vice  Hunt,  moved;  Obadiah  Brown,  ensign,  vice  Lewis, 
promoted. 

ORANGE    COUNTY. 

Fifth  regiment  of  infantry  (B.  Woodward,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Moses  Freligh,  chaplain. 

Joseph  Decker,  lieutenant,  vice  Bookstaver,  removed. 

Ensigns — Alsop  Vail,  junior;  William  Phillips,  vice  J.  C.  Reeve, 
resigned;  Jacob  Penoyer;  Samuel  Bookstaver;  Israel  Bowen; 
Samuel  Cox,  (of  light  infantry). 

Jonah  B.  Webb,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Cox,  deceased;  Eleazer  Welch, 
ensign,  vice  Webb,  promoted. 

ULSTER   COUNTY. 

Twenty-eighth  regiment  of  infantry  (J.  Jansen,  lieutenant  colonel) : 

Thomas  N.  Jansen,  second  major,  vice  J.  Dill,  resigned. 

James  Slott,  lieutenant,  vice  R.  D.  Hunter,  promoted. 

Robert  Goodgion,  captain,  vice  Gasharie,  resigned;  Lewis  Gasha- 
rie,  lieutenant,  vice  D.  Schoonmaker,  moved;  Cornelius  Bruyn, 
ensign,  vice  Goodgion,  promoted. 


State  Historian.  1655 

1816. 

Abraham    Jansen,    captain,    vice    T.    Jansen,    promoted;  Jansen 

Bruyn,  ensign,  vice  J.  H.  Van  Keuren,  do. 

ORANGE    COUNTY. 

Robert  D.  Hunter,  adjutant. 

Cornelius  D.  Wood,  captain,  vice  A.  Ross,  promoted;  David 
Garnsey,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Hunt,  resigned;  John  Irwin,  ensign,  vice 
C.  D.  Wood,  promoted. 

Moses  Jordan,  captain,  vice  R.  Crawford,  declined;  George  Pitts, 
lieutenant,  vice  M.  Jordan,  promoted;  Daniel  Barkley,  ensign,  vice 
G.  Pitts,  promoted. 

Alexander  Thompson,  captain,  vice  W.  Johnston,  moved; 
Thomas  Bull,  lieutenant,  vice  R.  Graham,  resigned;  Charles  John- 
ston, ensign,  vice  A.  Thompson,  promoted. 

Jacob  Dickerson,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Woodruff,  resigned;  Charles 
Kidd,  ensign,  vice  J.  Dickerson,  promoted;  Archibald  Hunter, 
ensign,  vice  S.  Gillespy,  resigned. 

SARATOGA    COUNTY. 

Thirty-second    regiment    of    infantry    (D.     Rogers,    lieutenant 

colonel) : 

David  Gordon,  first  major,  vice  J.  Holmes,  moved;  William  H. 
Bridges,  second  major,  vice  D.  Gordon,  promoted;  Nathaniel  J. 
Seely,  adjutant,  vice  W.  H.  Bridges,  do. 

Captains — Seth  Kirby,  junior  (light  infantry),  vice  J.  Smith, 
resigned;  Nicholas  D.  Conde,  vice  M.  Barlow,  resigned;  Robert  W. 
Oliphant,  vice  J.  Curtis,  do;  Freeman  Thomas,  vice  E.  Corey, 
refusing. 

Lieutenants — Samuel  B.  Odell,  (light  infantry),  vice  S.  Kirby, 
promoted;  John  Calleghan,  vice  N.  D.  Conde,  promoted;  Lewis 
Miller,  vice  R.  W.  Oliphant,  do;  Oren  Sage;  Thomas  Low. 


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1656  Annual  Report  of  the 

Ensigns — Matthias    L.    Angle,    (light    infantry);    Aaron  Root; 
Thomas    Holt;    Abraham    Middlebrook;    Abraham    R.   Vosburgh; 
Luke  Dows. 

Forty-first  regiment  of  infantry : 

Colman  Gates,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  L.  Hooper,  moved;  Peter 
Fort,  first  major,  vice  C.  Gates,  promoted;  John  Wilcox,  second 
major;  John  Dunning,  junior,  quartermaster,  vice  W.  Fellows, 
resigned;  Dirck  L.  Lansing,  chaplain. 

Captains — David  R.  Lawrence,  vice  W.  Strang,  resigned; 
Richard  Denton,  vice  P.  Parks,  do. 

Lieutenants — Gideon  C.  Moore,  vice  Lawrence,  promoted;  James 
Dunn,  vice  J.  Valentine,  do. 

Ensigns — Nathaniel  Arnold;  Zebulun  Rogers,  vice  R.  Denton, 
promoted. 

Jeremiah  Husted,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Betts,  deceased;  Dennis 
Wright,  ensign,  vice  B.  Evens,  moved. 

Fifty-ninth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Samuel  Baily,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  J.  Prior,  resigned;  William 
G.  Boss,  first  major,  vice  Baily,  promoted;  Lewis  Scott,  second 
major,  vice  Hewitt,  resigned;  Darius  Johnson,  surgeon,  vice  D.  Bur- 
ney,  resigned;  A.  Barney  Webber,  surgeon's  mate,  vice  Johnson, 
promoted;  Increase  W.  Child,  paymaster,  vice  J.  Swan,  resigned. 

Samuel  Benton,  captain,  vice  Boss,  promoted;  Aaron  Van 
Ostrand,  lieutenant,  vice  Benton,  promoted;  Benjamin  Palmer, 
ensign. 

Captains — Moses  Thomas,  vice  G.  H.  Benham,  resigned;  William 
W.  Deake,  vice  Morehouse;  Potter  Johnson  (light  infantry),  vice 
A.  Hale,  junior. 

Lieutenants — Brenzon  B.  Wiggins  (light  infantry),  vice  Johnson, 
promoted;  Miles  H.  Andruss,  vice  M.  Thomas,  promoted;  Oliver 


State  Historian.  1657 

Luther,  vice  Deake,  promoted;  Nathan  Daniels,  vice  B.  Hendricks, 
moved. 

Ensigns — Richard  Hewitt  (light  infantry),  vice  Wiggins,  pro- 
moted; Moses  Haynes,  vice  Andruss,  promoted;  Shearman  Judd, 
vice  A.  Fancher,  moved;  Walter  Drake,  vice  N.  Daniels,  promoted. 

Sixty-third  regiment  of  infantry  (J.  M.  Berry,  lieutenant  colonel) : 

Thomas  S.  Mott,  quartermaster,  vice  J.  Billings,  resigned;  Daniel 
Hicks,  paymaster,  vice  Z.  Barns,  resigned. 

Captains — Curtis  Wheeler,  vice  J.  Perry,  junior,  resigned ;  Thomas 
B.  Thompson,  vice  W.  Harris,  do;  James  Sproat. 

Lieutenants — Ziba  Arnold,  Pardon  Elms. 

Ensigns — Charles  Emerson,  Daniel  Craig,  Percival  Dimmick, 
Samuel  Dix. 

Riflemen — John  McDowell,  captain;  James  R.  Milligan,  lieuten- 
ant; Joseph  DeWolf,  ensign. 

One  Hundred  and  Sixty-sixth  regiment  (J.  Lindsey,  lieutenant 
colonel) : 

Joel  W.  Clark,  chaplain;  Lyman  Pitcher,  adjutant. 

Captains — Thomas  Morgan  (light  infantry);  Ira  Haskins. 

Lieutenants — Thomas  Milligan  (light  infantry);  Thomas  Ide. 

Ensigns — Isaac  Call  (light  infantry);  Peter  Mallery,  junior;  Moses 
Randall. 

Simon  Newton,  captain;  Moses  Randall,  lieutenant;  Adin  Stone, 
ensign. 

One  Hundred  and  Forty-fourth  regiment  (G.  Van  Schoonhoven, 
lieutenant  colonel): 

Henry  V.  S.  Vandenbergh,  quartermaster,  vice  Huntington, 
resigned;  William  J.  Lansing,  paymaster,  vice  McDonald,  moved; 
William  Shaw,  surgeon's  mate,  vice  Millard,  do. 

Captains — Silas  Swetland,  vice  J.  Irish,  removed;  Isaac  Van 
Hyning,  vice  Cogswell,  refusing. 


1816. 


1816. 


1658  Annual  Report  of  the 

Lieutenants — Luther  Brown,  vice  W.  Gates,  moved;  Michael 
Weldon,  vice  Swetland,  promoted;  Robert  Kennedy,  second,  vice 
J.  Van  Hyning,  promoted;  George  Edson  (light  infantry),  vice  J. 
Stuart,  adjutant. 

Ensigns — Benjamin  Badgley,  vice  L.  Brown,  promoted;  Nathan 
Swetland,  vice  M.  Weldon,  promoted;  John  J.  Randall,  vice  Ken- 
nedy, promoted;  James  Ostrander,  vice  J.  Waldron,  refusing;  Garret 
G.  Van  Vranken,  vice  M.  Hagerman,  refusing;  James  Demarevst 
(light  infantry),  vice  G.  Edson,  promoted. 

Gerrit  N.  Groesbeck,  captain,  vice  D.  Spencer,  resigned;  Benjamin 
Shaw,  lieutenant,  vice  Groesbeck,  promoted. 

Fifty-ninth  regiment : 

Nicholas  Carpenter,  captain,  vice  L.  Scott,  promoted;  Jeremiah 
Eddy,  lieutenant,  vice  Carpenter,  promoted;  Nathaniel  Lovell, 
ensign. 

Forty-first  regiment: 

William  Cooper,  captain,  vice  Wilcox,  promoted;  Isaac  Myers, 
lieutenant,  vice  Cooper,  do. 

John  Valentine,  captain,  vice  Bivins,  moved;  Reuben  Saxton,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Valentine,  promoted;  John  Eddy,  ensign. 

Twenty-fourth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Jonathan  Delano,  junior,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  J.  Rhodes, 
resigned;  Samuel  Hawley,  first  major,  vice  Delano,  promoted;  John 
Dearick,  second  major,  vice  P.  Warren;  Thaddeus  Jewett,  adjutant; 
Calvin  Palmer,  quartermaster;  Seth  C.  Burch,  paymaster. 

Captains — Joseph  Brewster,  junior  (light  infantry),  vice  Hawley, 
promoted;  John  DeGolier,  vice  N.  Sweet;  Stephen  Potter,  vice 
Dearick;  Amasa  Sumner,  second;  Uriel  Cornell,  vice  Tripp. 

Lieutenants — Thomas  B.  Benedict  (light  infantry),  vice  Brewster, 
promoted;    Caleb   G.   Sweet,  vice  Hewitt,  moved;    Elisha  Potter; 


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Joseph  Thatcher;  James  L.  DeLong;  Matthew  Allen,  vice  U.  Cor- 
nell, promoted. 

Ensigns — Amnon  Blair  (light  infantry);  Samuel  Stillwell;  Uriah 
Cornell;  David  Ensign;  Philip  Fraker,  junior;  Job  Cornell. 

WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

Sixth  regiment  of  artillery: 

New  company — Frederick  Baker,  captain;  Caleb  Brayton,  second, 
first  lieutenant;  Isaac  Downs,  second  lieutenant. 

MONTGOMERY    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Twenty-second  regiment  of  infantry: 

Nicholas  Vedder,  quartermaster,  vice  V.  Vedder,  moved;  Godfrey 
J.  Shew,  paymaster,  vice  J.  Downs,  resigned. 

John  Gifford,  lieutenant,  vice  D.  Wilkins,  promoted;  Elisha  Foot, 
ensign,  vice  J.  Gifford,  promoted. 

John  Wilson,  captain,  vice  O.  Snow,  moved;  Luther  Wheeler, 
lieutenant,  vice  J.  Wilson,  promoted;  Erastus  Thorp,  ensign,  vice 
T.  Hill,  moved. 

George  Thompson,  captain,  vice  J.  Walker,  moved;  Enoch  Corn- 
well,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Thompson,  promoted;  Graudus  Van 
Vranken,  ensign,  vice  D.  P.  Demorest,  resigned. 

Elias  Newman,  lieutenant,  vice  T.  Pinkerton,  removed;  Sebastian 
Wager,  ensign,  vice  E.  Newman,  promoted. 

Thomas  Hill,  lieutenant,  vice  F.  Vandebogert,  moved;  John 
McKinzey,  ensign,  vice  T.  Hill,  promoted;  William  Fonda,  ensign, 
vice  E.  Spink,  moved. 

Samuel  Brown,  captain,  vice  B.  Gifford,  resigned;  Henry  Van 
Ness,  second,  lieutenant,  vice  G.  Shew,  resigned;  Luman  Beecher, 
ensign,  vice  S.  Bass,  moved. 

Daniel  Wilkins,  captain,  vice  Drake,  moved. 


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Thirty-fourth  regiment  of  infantry : 

Henry  Fonda,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Abraham  J.  Vosburgh; 
Douvv  Hanson,  first  major;  Archibald  Mclntyre,  second  major; 
Oren  Johnson,  surgeon's  mate,  vice  T.  C.  Keater,  moved. 

John  H.  Lansing,  captain,  vice  D.  Hansen,  promoted;  Wynant 
Van  Hoosen,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  H.  Lansing,  promoted. 

Light  Infantry — John  McArthur,  captain,  vice  A.  Mclntyre, 
promoted;  Duncan  McNaughton,  lieutenant,  vice  McArthur,  do; 
Daniel  McMartin,  ensign,  vice  McNaughton,  promoted. 

Ensigns — Sylvanus  Hildreth;  Abner  A.  Johnson  (light  infantry), 
vice  Shepard,  resigned:  Nathan  Burr,  vice  Ward,  deceased;  Dennis 
Searls,  vice  D.  Van  Vechten,  promoted. 

Douw  Van  Vechten,  captain,  vice  Smith,  resigned;  George  H. 
Dockstader,  lieutenant;  Simon  Van  Dusen,  ensign;  Charles  Stewart, 
lieutenant,  vice  C.  Coon,  moved;  Jonathan  Hoyt,  junior,  ensign,  vice 
Van  Hoosen,  promoted. 

ESSEX    COUNTY. 

Ninth  regiment  of  infantry: 

New  rifle  company — Peter  Wright,  captain ;  David  Humphreville, 
lieutenant;  Berny  Magown,  ensign. 

ONTARIO    COUNTY. 

Seventh  regiment  of  artillery: 

New  company — David  McNeil,  captain;  Dwight  Partridge,  first 
lieutenant;  Hervey  A.  Phinney,  second  lieutenant. 

MONTGOMERY    COUNTY. 

Eighth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Silvanus  Ayres,  captain,  with  rank  from  February  29,  1812. 

ULSTER    COUNTY. 

Twenty-third  brigade  of  infantry: 

Benjamin  Bevier,  brigadier  general,  vice  F.  Westbrook,  resigned. 


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rockland  county. 
Tenth  regiment  of  artillery: 

Garret  Hannion,  captain,  vice  Tallman,  resigned;  Jabez  Lyons, 
first  lieutenant,  vice  Hannion,  promoted. 

MADISON    COUNTY. 

Twelfth  regiment  of  artillery  (Lieutenant  Colonel  Elijah  H. 
Metcalf): 

New  company — Samuel  Sizer,  junior,  captain;  William  Johnson, 
first  lieutenant;  Jonathan  D.  Ledyard,  second  lieutenant. 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

First  regiment  of  infantry  (C.  Carr,  lieutenant  colonel) : 
Captains — Nathan  Howard,  vice  A.  Bull,  junior,  resigned;  Isaac 
Dunham,  junior,  vice  P.  Miller,  moved. 

Lieutenants — Joseph  Sheldon,  Elijah  Wiles,  William  P.Harmance. 
Ensigns — James  Snyder,  Daniel  H.  Pike,  Nathan  Austin. 
Daniel  Peck,  lieutenant. 

ORANGE    COUNTY. 

Thirtieth  regiment  of  infantry: 

A  new  rifle  company — Nathaniel  Jones,  captain;  Peter  Schuyler 
Post,  lieutenant;  Thomas  Welling,  ensign. 

BROOME    COUNTY. 

Fifty-third  regiment  of  infantry  (A.  Goodrich,  lieutenant  colonel) : 

Anson  Camp,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Goodrich,  promoted;  Ros- 
well  Camp,  first  major. 

Captains — Joseph  Berry,  vice  J.  McQuigg,  resigned;  Isaac  Hitch- 
cock, vice  D.  Williams,  discharged;  William  S.  Smith,  vice  N. 
Lyman,  deceased;  Levi  Green,  vice  R.  Camp,  promoted. 

Lieutenants — David  Nealey,  vice  J.   Badger,  moved;  Benjamin 


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Watters;  Oliver  Williams,  vice  R.  Williams,  discharged;  Elijah 
Decker,  vice  L.  Green,  promoted;  Ezra  Canfield. 

Riflemen — William  Steward,  captain,  vice  E.  Talcott,  resigned; 
Ira  Ransom,  lieutenant;  Samuel  Crocker,  ensign. 

Ensigns — Norman  Goodrich,  vice  T.  Wood,  resigned;  Joseph  L. 
Waldo,  vice  J.  Murry,  resigned;  Abraham  Blackman;  Lewis  Sey- 
mour; Ebenezer  Briggs. 

Third  regiment  of  infantry  (D.  Clark,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Allen  Andrews,  first  major;  Oliver  Ely,  second  major;  Luman 
Richards,  adjutant,  vice  G.  Park,  promoted;  Ebby  Hyde,  paymaster. 

Captains — Jonathan  Thomas,  vice  O.  Ely,  promoted;  Squire 
Sampson,  vice  Applington.  resigned;  George  Park,  vice  N.  Shaw, 
resigned. 

Lieutenants — Sewell  Stoddard,  vice  N.  Shepherd;  William 
McClure,  vice  S.  Sampson,  promoted;  Nathaniel  Sanford,  vice  T. 
Clark,  resigned;  Ralph  E.  Bevier,  vice  W.  McClure,  promoted;  Bar- 
tholomew Williams,  vice  C.  Blakesley,  resigned;  Daniel  Leach. 

Ensigns — William  Tarbell,  Peter  Burghardt,  Jacob  Edick,  junior, 
Asa  Taft,  Elisha  H.  Rose,  Isaac  Doolittle. 

Ansel  Goodrich,  brigadier  general  of  forty-first  brigade  of  infantry, 
vice  Huntington,  appointed  sheriff. 

Twelfth  regiment  of  artillery: 

Mason  Wattles,  junior,  first  lieutenant;  Otis  S.  Hollenbeck,  sec- 
ond lieutenant. 

ONONDAGA    COUNTY. 

Resolved,  that  Jacob  Johnson  be  no  longer  lieutenant  colonel  of 
the  Sixty-second  regiment  of  infantry,  and  that  a  supersedeas  issue 
accordingly. 

Azel  St.  John,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  J.  Johnson,  superseded; 
David  Williams,  first  major,  vice  G.  Pettit,  resigned  in  1814;  Jesse 


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Swan,  second  major,  vice  N.  Howell,  postmaster;  William  Trow- 
bridge, quartermaster,  vice  G.  Van  Hoosen,  junior,  promoted;  Wil- 
liam Powell,  paymaster,  vice  C.  Wheaton,  moved;  Ashbel  Searles, 
surgeon's  mate,  vice  L.  French,  postmaster;  William  J.  Wilcox, 
chaplain,  vice  Wheeler,  moved. 

Captains — Silas  Penoyer,  vice  A.  St.  John,  promoted;  Simon  Rob- 
bins,  vice  B.  Chase,  moved;  Cyrus  Clapp,  vice  W.  Virgil,  resigned; 
Garrit  Van  Hoosen,  junior,  vice  D.  Williams,  promoted;  Lemuel 
Thayer,  vice  O.  Baker,  resigned;  Stephen  Pomeroy,  vice  Jesse  Swan, 
promoted. 

Lieutenants — Phineas  Hutchins;  John  More,  vice  S.  Penoyer, 
promoted;  Ephraim  Bennet,  vice  S.  Robbins,  promoted;  John  P. 
Wallis,  vice  C.  Clapp,  promoted;  Cephas  Parsons,  vice  L.  Thayer, 
promoted;  Timothy  Pomeroy,  vice  S.  Pomeroy,  promoted. 

Ensigns — Lauren  Hotchkiss,  vice  J.  Tinkham,  deceased;  Asa 
Belknap,  vice  J.  More,  promoted;  Chester  Cadwell,  vice  E.  Mark- 
ham,  moved;  Samuel  S.  Stockham,  vice  J.  P.  Wallis,  promoted; 
John  Potter,  vice  J.  Wickham,  moved;  Joseph  Baker,  vice  T.  Pome- 
roy, promoted. 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

Sixth  regiment  of  artillery: 

Benjamin  Read,  junior,  second  lieutenant. 

Second  regiment  of  riflemen: 

Henry  Stockwell,  captain,  vice  Dole,  moved;  Cortland  Schuyler, 
lieutenant,  vice  Tanner,  moved;  Ira  Bragg,  ensign,  vice  Keeling, 
declining. 

One  Hundred  and  Fifty-fifth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Light  Infantry — William  L.  Marcy,  captain,  vice  Zander, 
resigned;  Henry  Mallory,  lieutenant,  vice  Marcy,  promoted;  Derick 
Barnard,  ensign,  vice  Mallory,  do. 


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montgomery  county. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirty-eighth  regiment  of  infantry  (G.  H.  Nel- 
lis,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Samuel  Cooper,  captain,  vice  J.  I.  Young,  resigned;  Nicholas 
Shaver,  lieutenant,  vice  Cooper,  promoted. 

Ensigns — William  C.  Norton;  John  G.  Snider,  vice  J.  H.  Fox, 
resigned;  Michael  W.  Ehle,  vice  D.  Diefendorf,  resigned;  George  G. 
Dunkel,  vice  W.  Failing,  do. 

ONONDAGA    COUNTY. 

Sixteenth  regiment  of  infantry: 

John  H.  Gilles,  lieutenant,  vice  A.  Rice,  resigned;  Asa  Dudlev.. 
ensign,  vice  Rice,  promoted. 

CORTLAND    COUNTY. 

Eighth  regiment  of  artillery: 

John  J.  Clark,  captain,  vice  Bosvvorth,  moved;  Abraham  Aker, 
first  lieutenant;  Isaac  W.  Baker,  second  lieutenant. 

GENESEE    COUNTY. 

Ninety-ninth  regiment  of  infantry: 

George  Loomis,  captain,  vice  J.  Jones,  resigned. 

MADISON    COUNTY. 

Battalion  of  riflemen,  Madison  county,  whereof  Bennet  Bicknel  is 
major  commandant: 

John  Heffren,  surgeon. 

Barnabas  Snow,  captain;  Francis  Brown,  first  lieutenant;  Levi 
Mills,  second  lieutenant;  Seth  Lamb,  ensign. 

ULSTER    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirtieth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Stephen  De  Witt,  captain,  vice  E.  De  Witt,  promoted;  Edward 


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Fairchild,  lieutenant,  vice  S.   De  Witt,  promoted;    Walter  Craft, 
ensign,  vice  E.  Fairchild,  promoted. 

John  Chambers,  captain,  vice  A.  H.  Brodhead,  resigned;  Aurt 
Brodhead,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Chambers,  promoted;  Isaac  Lyons, 
ensign,  vice  A.  Brodhead,  promoted. 

SUFFOLK    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirty-second  regiment  of  infantry: 
Joel  L.  Griffen,  surgeon's  mate,  vice  Miller,  promoted. 

WESTCHESTER    COUNTY. 

Thirty-third  regiment  of  infantry: 

Elijah  M.  Davis,  quartermaster,  vice  Kniffin,  moved. 

GREENE    COUNTY. 

Fifth  regiment  of  cavalry: 

Abner  Flower,  captain,  vice  Johnson,  resigned;  Abraham  Richt- 
myer,  first  lieutenant,  vice  E.  Daily,  resigned;  Alfred  Hand,  second 
lieutenant,  vice  Richtmyer,  promoted;  Sylvester  Humphrey,  cornet. 

Sixth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Resolved,  that  Richard  R.  Vandenbergh  be  no  longer  lieutenant 
colonel  of  the  Sixth  regiment  of  infantry,  and  that  a  supersedeas 
issue  accordingly. 

Casper  Collier,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Vandenbergh,  superseded; 
Martin  G.  Van  Bergen,  first  major,  vice  Collier,  promoted;  Asa 
Palmer,  second  major,  vice  Van  Bergen,  promoted. 

Peter  R.  Van  Den  Bergh,  captain,  vice  Nobles,  deceased;  Henry 
N.  Vandenbergh,  lieutenant,  vice  Vandenbergh,  promoted;  Benja- 
min Van  Orden,  ensign,  vice  Vandenbergh,  promoted. 

Andrew  Hawley,  captain,  vice  Cobb,  resigned ;  Jason  Mapes,  lieu- 
tenant; John  C.  Dawson,  ensign. 
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1666  Annual  Report  of  the 

Andrew  A.  Vanderzee,  captain,  vice  Hooghtaling,  resigned;  Tunis 
B.  Van  Slyck,  lieutenant;  Anthony  C.  Hooghtaling,  ensign. 

Xathaniel  N.  Fancher,  captain,  vice  Stevens,  resigned;  Ezra 
Baker,  lieutenant,  vice  Pitts,  resigned;  Walter  Secor,  ensign,  vice 
Fancher,  promoted. 

John  Rosa,  captain,  vice  Palmer,  promoted;  John  Jenkins,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Rosa,  promoted;  William  Bliss,  ensign,  vice  Jenkins, 
promoted. 

Forty-ninth  regiment  of  infantry  (E.  Post,  lieutenant  colonel) : 

Edward  W.  Hinman,  first  major,  vice  Phelps,  moved;  Piatt 
Adams,  second  major,  vice  Hinman.  promoted:  John  Wildee, 
quartermaster. 

Light  Infantry — James  M.  Sanford,  captain,  vice  Adams,  pro- 
moted; Silas  Pierce,  lieutenant,  vice  Sanford,  promoted;  Daniel  D. 
Howe,  ensign,  vice  Pierce,  do. 

Frederick  Plank,  captain,  vice  Newell,  deceased;  Harvey  Chit- 
tendon,  lieutenant,  vice  Plank,  promoted;  Stephen  Scoville,  ensign, 
vice  Chittendon,  promoted. 

William  Lewis,  captain,  vice  Stone,  resigned;  Theodorus  Van 
Tassel,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice  Lewis,  promoted;  William  T.  Howell, 
ensign,  vice  Van  Tassel,  promoted. 

John  Lester,  lieutenant,  vice  Norton,  moved;  James  R.  Stanton, 
ensign,  vice  Lester,  promoted. 

Solomon  Fiero,  captain,  vice  Phelps,  moved;  David  Richmond, 
lieutenant,  vice  Fiero,  promoted;  William  McKinch,  ensign,  vice 
Richmond,  promoted. 

Cyrenus  Lenning,  captain,  vice  Burhans,  resigned;  Abraham 
Linsley,  lieutenant,  vice  Lenning,  promoted;  Peter  J.  Moriquot, 
ensign,  vice  Linsley,  promoted;  Asa  Thompson,  ensign. 

One  Flundred  and  Twentieth  regiment  (M.  Lawrence,  lieutenant 
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John  Van  Yalkenburgh,  adjutant,  vice  M.  Spencer,  promoted: 
Jacob  Van  Voorhis,  paymaster,  vice  Olcott,  moved. 

Light  Infantry — David  G.  Abeel,  captain,  vice  Merrifield. 
resigned;  Anthony  Abeel,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice  D.  Abeel,  pro- 
moted; Luke  Kiersted,  ensign,  vice  Van  Valkenburgh,  do. 

Joel  Curtis,  captain,  vice  Hall,  deceased;  Isaac  Curtis,  lieutenant, 
vice  J.  Curtis,  promoted;  Lewis  Phileo,  ensign,  vice  I.  Curtis,  pro- 
moted; Benjamin  Storey,  junior,  ensign. 

ONTARIO    COUNTY. 

Fifty-second  regiment  of  infantry  (C.  Hopkins,  lieutenant 
colonel): 

Solon  Pierce,  lieutenant,  vice  C.  P.  Moore,  deceased;  John  Fuller, 
ensign,  vice  J.  H.  Burdick,  resigned. 

Thomas  Newman,  captain,  vice  J.  Bancroft,  resigned;  Jacob  Hib- 
bard,  lieutenant. 

Fourth  regiment  of  infantry  (M.  Brooks,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Russel  Handy,  captain,  vice  O.  Thompson,  resigned;  Reynold 
Peck,  lieutenant;  Stephen  Hulbert,  ensign,  vice  R.  Handy,  pro- 
moted. 

Benjamin  K.  Peck,  captain,  vice  Parker,  resigned;  John  Decker, 
lieutenant,  vice  B.  K.  Peck,  promoted;  Samuel  Stevens,  ensign. 

Timothy  Barnard,  captain,  vice  J.  Park,  resigned;  Ezra  Sheldon, 
lieutenant,  vice  T.  Bernard,  promoted;  Joseph  Cogsdel,  ensign. 

John  Lusk,  captain,  vice  J.  Morehouse,  moved;  Peter  Perry,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  J.  Lusk,  promoted;  James  Williams,  ensign,  vice  P. 
Perry,  promoted. 

John  Sines,  captain,  vice  F.  Smith,  resigned;  Marvin  Smith,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  J.  Sines,  promoted;  Jacob  Smith,  ensign:  Jonathan 
Smith,  ensign. 

Ninety-fourth  regiment  of  infantry  (J.  W.  Lawrence,  lieutenant 
colonel) : 


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1668  Annual  Report  of  the 

George  Smith,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  J.  W.  Lawrence,  resigned; 
George  A.  Wheeler,  first  major,  vice  G.  Smith,  promoted;  Ezekiel 
Wadsworth,  second  major,  vice  Wheeler,  promoted. 

Captains — Daniel  Kelly,  vice  L.  Dun,  resigned;  Thomas  Hanna, 
vice  Blakslee,  moved. 

Lieutenants — Nathaniel  Dan.  Zebina  C.  Hovey. 

Jehiel  Munger,  ensign. 

Twenty-second  regiment  of  infantry: 

John  F.  Reed,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  P.  Allen,  promoted; 
Nathaniel  Fisher,  first  major,  vice  Reed,  promoted:  Ephraim  Jones, 
adjutant,  vice  Richmond,  promoted. 

George  Fox,  captain;  David  M.  C.  Roberts,  lieutenant;  Charles 
Fowler,  ensign. 

Edmund  Taylor,  captain,  vice  P.  Short,  moved;  Enoch  E.  Colby, 
lieutenant;  John  Wheeler,  ensign. 

James  Gooding,  captain,  vice  N.  Fisher,  promoted;  John  W.  Low, 
lieutenant;  William  Low,  ensign. 

Thomas  Covil,  captain,  vice  S.  Stratton,  resigned;  Ezra  Par- 
meley,  lieutenant,  vice  E.  Davis,  do;  Thomas  Williams,  ensign; 
Benjamin  Boyd,  lieutenant,  vice  A.  Orcott,  resigned;  Philip  Briggs, 
ensign. 

Thirty-ninth  brigade  of  infantry: 

John  Van  Fossen,  brigade  inspector,  vice  M.  Marvin,  resigned. 

MADISON    COUNTY. 

Sixty-fifth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Moses  Maynard,  second  major,  vice  E.  Clough,  resigned;  Henry 
Coolidge,  adjutant,  vice  Maynard,  promoted;  Erastus  Daniels,  quar- 
termaster, vice  S.  Snow,  moved. 

Alpheus  Darling,  captain,  vice  W.  T.  Curtiss,  resigned;  Harry 
Coolidge,  lieutenant,  vice  A.  Darling,  promoted;  Daniel  B.  Parsons, 
ensign,  vice  H.  Coolidge,  promoted. 


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Thomas  Nash,  captain,  vice  Z.  Nash,  resigned;  Isaac  Pool,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  E.  Blanding,  resigned;  Isaac  Skinner,  ensign,  vice  O. 
Ackley,  resigned;  Curtis  Hopping,  lieutenant,  vice  C.  Gray, 
resigned;  John  Hartshorn,  ensign,  vice  C.  Hopping,  promoted. 

Robert  Powell,  captain,  vice  R.  Tyler,  resigned;  David  D.  Smith, 
lieutenant,  vice  R.  Powell,  promoted;  Henry  C.  Goodrich,  ensign, 
vice  H.  Bonney,  resigned. 

Gaius  Stebbins,  captain,  vice  J.  Clark,  resigned;  Ephraim  Gray, 
lieutenant,  vice  G.  Stebbins,  promoted;  John  Woods,  lieutenant, 
vice  Clarke,  moved;  William  B.  Tompkins,  ensign,  vice  Collister, 
deceased. 

Seventy-fourth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Stephen  Lee,  first  major,  vice  A.  Andrews,  resigned;  Ebenezer  S. 
Cadwell,  second  major,  vice  S.  Lee,  promoted;  James  Beebe,  pay- 
master, vice  A.  Van  Alstyne,  moved. 

Captains — Daniel  Moyer,  vice  T.  Clark,  resigned;  Stephen  Chap- 
man, vice  S.  Beecher,  resigned;  Rozel  Randall,  vice  M.  Lamb, 
resigned;  Frederick  M.  Adams,  vice  E.  Cadwell,  promoted;  Leveret 
H.  Barnes. 

Lieutenants — Barent  Schuyler,  vice  D.  Moyer,  promoted;  Nich- 
olas N.  Bort,  vice  L.  Bull,  resigned;  Samuel  Goodwin,  vice  R.  Ran- 
dall, promoted;  Benjamin  Rugg,  vice  J.  Maynard,  moved;  Cornelius 
H.  Waldrum. 

Ensigns — Hugh  Briggs;  John  J.  Fink,  vice  J.  Brown,  moved; 
Lewis  J.  Danby,  vice  S.  Chapman,  promoted;  Henry  Whitman,  vice 
C.  Cranson,  moved;  Zebina  Tryon,  vice  L.  H.  Barnes,  promoted. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirty-ninth  regiment  of  infantry: 

John  Brown,  chaplain,  vice  J.  Leonard,  moved. 

Wheeler  Dryer,  captain,  vice  S.  Coburn,  resigned;  Timothy  Grid- 
ley,  lieutenant,  vice  C.  Parmele,  junior,  resigned;  Richard  Culver, 
ensign,  vice  Wheeler  Dryer,  promoted. 


1816. 


1816. 


1670  Annual  Report  of  the 

Alexander  McEhvain,  captain,  vice  E.  Hurd,  resigned;  James 
McElwain,  lieutenant,  vice  A.  McEhvain,  promoted;  Samuel  Hub- 
bard, ensign,  vice  J.  McEhvain,  promoted. 

Dyer  Sexton,  captain,  vice  X.  Havens,  resigned;  George  K. 
Cooley,  lieutenant,  vice  D.  Sexton,  promoted:  Elmer  D.  Jencks, 
ensign,  vice  T.  Ryder,  resigned. 

Edward  H.  Gaylord,  captain,  vice  A.  Loveland,  resigned;  Smith 
Elliott,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Ayers,  moved;  Henry  Crandall,  junior, 
ensign,  vice  W.  Bentley,  resigned. 

One  Hundred  and  Forty-third  regiment  of  infantry: 

Xoyes  Palmer,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  R.  Leonard,  resigned; 
Phineas  Babcock,  first  major,  vice  N.  Palmer,  promoted;  Ethan 
Clark,  second,  adjutant;  Joshua  Maxson,  junior,  quartermaster,  vice 
Clark,  promoted. 

Light  Infantry — William  Whitford,  captain,  vice  P.  Babcock, 
promoted:  Joseph  C.  Button,  lieutenant,  vice  Dye,  resigned;  James 
Cheeseborough,  junior,  ensign,  vice  W.  Whitford,  promoted. 

Joseph  Clark,  captain,  vice  J.  Spencer,  resigned;  Augustus 
Saunders,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Clarke,  promoted;  Elisha  Randall, 
ensign. 

Samuel  B.  Clarke,  captain;  Jeremiah  Maxson,  lieutenant;  Amos 
Scott,  third,  ensign. 

Price  B.  Mclntyre,  captain,  vice  J.  Rogers,  resigned;  Xathan 
Burch,  lieutenant,  vice  Mclntyre,  promoted;  Clarke  White,  ensign; 
Asa  Lamb,  junior,  lieutenant;  Warren  Palmer,  ensign. 

Asa  Lamb,  junior,  captain,  vice  Hall,  moved;  Warren  Palmer, 
lieutenant,  vice  Lamb,  promoted;  Amos  Lamb,  ensign. 

SCHENECTADY    COUNTY. 

Fifty-seventh  regiment  of  infantry: 

Zegar  Van  Santvoort,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  J.  Yeeder,  resigned; 


State  Historian.  1671 

Samuel  Steers,  first  major;  John  Brown,  second  major;  Henry  V. 
Fonda,  quartermaster;  Peter  Sanders,  adjutant. 

Captains — Peter  J.  Clute  (light  infantry),  William  J.  Teller  (light 
infantry),  Daniel  S.  Degraaf,  James  Baseley,  Solomon  Kelley,  Wil- 
liam McClymon. 

Lieutenants — Richard  Bond,  John  Shelly,  Samuel  Millard,  Henry 
Beekman,  Nicholas  A.  Veeder,  Jabez  Ward;  Peter  Banker  (of  light 
infantry),  Thomas  Hamlin,  junior  (of  light  infantry). 

Ensigns — Robert  Moyston,  Laurence  Merselis,  Abraham  Veeder, 
John  D.  Toll,  Sebastian  Pearse,  Earl  Carl,  Calvin  Cheeseman,  junior, 
Abraham  Stailey,  Albert  A.  Vedder  (of  light  infantry). 

NEW  YORK  COUNTY. 

First  brigade  of  artillery: 

Peter  Curtenius,  brigadier  general,  with  rank  from  May  1,  1813. 

WESTCHESTER    COUNTY. 

Thirty-eighth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Benjamin  Reynolds,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  A.  Harris,  resigned; 
Solomon  Mead,  first  major;  Squire  Wood,  second  major. 

Amaziah  Mead,  captain;  David  Reynolds,  lieutenant;  William 
Purdy,  ensign. 

Jacob  Dickenson,  captain;  Caleb  Haight,  lieutenant;  John  Miller, 
ensign;  Stephen  Holmes,  lieutenant,  vice  Pine,  moved;  Stephen 
Sarles,  ensign;  Awry  Harris,  ensign,  vice  S.  Smith,  moved. 

Reuben  Fancher,  captain;  Jared  Bouton,  lieutenant;  Isaac  Hays, 
ensign. 

Jacob  Hull,  captain;  Josiah  Gilbert,  second,  lieutenant;,  Martin 
Rockwell,  ensign. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Fourteenth  brigade  of  infantry: 

Resolved,  that  William  Mackey  be  no  longer  brigadier  general 


1816. 


1816. 


1672  Annual  Report  of  the 

of  the  fourteenth  brigade  of  infantry,  and  that  a  supersedeas  issue 

accordingly. 

John  Gallup,  brigadier  general,  vice  Mackey,  superseded. 
Third  regiment  of  cavalry  (R.  Westerlo,  lieutenant  colonel): 
Cornelius   Burhans,   junior,   captain,   vice   E.   Griggs,   resigned; 

Gilead  Lamb,  first  lieutenant;  Samuel  H.  Dayton,  second  lieutenant; 

Henry  C.  Burhans,  cornet. 

GREENE    COUNTY. 

Sixth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Amaziah  Foster,  captain  of  light  infantry. 

SARATOGA    COUNTY. 

First  regiment  of  artillery: 

Jessup  Raymond,  captain,  vice  (David)  Waterman,  resigned; 
Jonah  Hollister,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Raymond,  promoted;  Stephen 
Chapman,  second  lieutenant. 

SCHOHARIE    COUNTY. 

New  company — Jacob  H.  Hager,  captain;  Asa  Tyler,  first  lieu- 
tenant; William  Buckingham,  second  lieutenant. 

ONONDAGA    COUNTY. 

Twelfth  regiment  of  artillery : 

Elias  Gumaer, junior,  captain;  Ebenezer  Campbell,  first  lieutenant; 
Thomas  Rose,  second  lieutenant. 

DELAWARE    COUNTY. 

Sixty-ninth  regiment  of  infantry  (Abraham  Howell,  lieutenant 
colonel) : 

New  company — Manus  Goodrich,  junior,  captain;  Beriah  P. 
Holdridge,  lieutenant;  Horace  Phelps,  ensign. 


State  Historian.  1673 

chenango  county. 
One  Hundred  and  Thirty-third  regiment  of  infantry: 
Hiram    Johnson,    lieutenant;    William    C.    Mandaville,    ensign; 
Simon  Trask,  ensign— with  rank  from  April  6,  181 5. 

WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

Sixth  regiment  of  artillery : 

Benjamin  Day,  captain,  vice  C.  Rood,  resigned;  Joseph  Wickes, 
first  lieutenant,  vice  Day,  promoted;  Harry  Forbes,  second 
lieutenant. 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

Stephen  Maxon,  junior,  captain,  vice  Vary,  resigned;  John  Bo- 
vie,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Maxon,  promoted;  Silas  W.  Wait,  second 
lieutenant,  vice  Bovie,  do. 

ESSEX    COUNTY. 

Ninth  regiment  of  infantry: 

John  Harris,  captain;  Miner  Benjamin,  lieutenant. 

Thomas  Leland,  junior,  captain;  Rily  Turrel,  lieutenant. 

WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

Battalion  of  infantry  commanded  by  Major  John  Straight,  junior: 
Joel  Carrington,  quartermaster;  John  Hodge,  paymaster;  Daniel 
Harvey,  surgeon. 

WARREN   AND    WASHINGTON    COUNTIES. 

One  Hundred  and  Twenty-first  regiment  of  infantry: 
Benjamin  Copeland,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Pitcher,  promoted; 
Alfred  Pitcher,  first  major,  vice  Copeland,  promoted;  Abraham 
Ostrander,  second  major,  vice  A.  Pitcher,  promoted;  John  Degolier, 
adjutant,  vice  Hitchcock,  resigned;  Henry  G.  Breece,  quartermaster, 
vice  J.  Hand,  resigned;  Park  Freeman,  surgeon's  mate,  vice  Bar- 
num,  resigned;  Ebenezer  Herrington,  chaplain,  vice  Swain,  moved. 


1816. 


1816. 


1674  Annual  Report  of  the 

Brewster  Coleman,  captain,  vice  Ostrander,  promoted;  Benjamin 
Eastman,  lieutenant,  vice  Coleman,  promoted;  John  Root,  ensign; 
David  Haskins,  ensign,  vice  De  Golier,  promoted;  Doctor  Ripley, 
lieutenant;  William  H.  Tierce,  ensign. 

John  Padden,  captain,  vice  Campbell,  moved;  John  Bond,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Padden  promoted;  Benjamin  Ferris,  ensign,  vice 
Pitcher,  resigned. 

Twenty-third  regiment  of  infantry: 

Enos  Mead,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  William  Cook,  resigned; 
Hiram  Mead,  paymaster,  vice  A.  Crocker,  moved. 

Ensigns — Obadiah  Mead,  vice  H.  Mead,  promoted;  Norman  Fox, 
vice  D.  Dewey,  resigned. 

Riflemen — William  Hay,  junior,  captain,  vice  Rogers,  moved; 
Origen  Goodman,  lieutenant;  John  B.  Prosser,  ensign. 

SCHOHARIE    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  thirteenth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Lott  Crowel,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  William  Taylor,  resigned; 
Elisha  Daniels,  first  major;  Luther  Robinson,  second  major;  Timo- 
thy Cook,  paymaster,  vice  O.  Hill,  resigned. 

Frederick  Grommie,  captain;  Sefrenus  Brown,  lieutenant;  Daniel 
Halms,  ensign. 

John  L.  Snyder,  captain,  vice  J.  Putnam,  resigned;  Talmage  Leek, 
lieutenant;  John  G.  Young,  ensign. 

Elias  Malich,  captain;  Cornelius  N.  Van  Alstine,  lieutenant;  John 
Scott,  ensign. 

Thomas  Wright,  captain;  Jacob  Rosenbergh,  lieutenant;  John 
Mereness,  junior,  ensign. 

Philip  Mayer,  captain;  Reuben  Carter,  lieutenant;  James  Cook, 
ensign;  Henry  France,  junior,  ensign. 

One  Hundred  and  Fourth  regiment  of  infantry: 


State  Historian.  1675 

Palmer  Bigelow,  captain;  George  H.  Dies,  lieutenant;  Harry 
Andrews,  ensign;  Billa  B.  Brown,  lieutenant;  Harry  Brown,  ensign; 
Joseph  Burnet,  ensign;  Stephen  Badgsley,  ensign. 

John  G.  Dayton,  captain;  Benjamin  Brace,  lieutenant;  Cornelius 
Baley,  ensign;  Aaron  C.  Lane,  lieutenant;  Bildad  Hodge,  ensign. 

Eighteenth  regiment  of  infantry: 

William  Baker,  junior,  captain;  Isaac  Barber,  lieutenant;  John 
Settle,  ensign. 

Ezer  Netheway,  captain,  vice  P.  Mann,  resigned. 

Light  Infantry — Philo  Wooster,  lieutenant;  Frederick  Vogel, 
ensign. 

New  rifle  company — Henry  Hamilton,  captain;  David  F.  Sacia, 
lieutenant;  Philip  Bergh,  junior,  ensign. 

HERKIMER    COUNTY. 

Twenty-seventh  regiment  of  infantry  (C.  P.  Bellinger,  lieutenant 
colonel): 

Peter  B.  Casler,  adjutant,  vice  D.  C.  Fox,  resigned;  Peter  H.  Bel- 
linger, quartermaster,  vice  E.  Gates,  resigned. 

Light  Infantry — James  Fox,  lieutenant,  vice  C.  Randall, 
resigned;  John  Wall,  ensign,  vice  J.  Fox,  promoted. 

Light  Infantry,  new  company — Squire  Holmes,  captain;  Henry 
Jones,  lieutenant;  John  Cummings,  ensign. 

Henry  Staring,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice  P.  B.  Casler,  promoted; 
John  Shoemaker,  junior,  ensign,  vice  H.  Staring,  junior,  do. 

Samuel  Bloomfield,  captain,  vice  H.  S.  Ovendorf,  do;  Joseph 
Rooker,  lieutenant,  vice  S.  Bloomfield,  do;  Eli  Leonard,  ensign,  vice 
J.  Hooker,  promoted. 

Ziber  Corbet,  captain,  vice  Z.  Townsend,  resigned;  Horace 
Holmes,  lieutenant,  vice  Z.  Corbett,  promoted;  Henry  Rising, 
ensign,  vice  E.  Judd,  resigned. 


1816. 


1816. 


1676  Annual  Report  of  the 

James  L.  Campbell,  captain,  vice  S.  Morgan,  resigned;  James 
Furman,  lieutenant,  vice  T.  B.  Gillespie,  promoted;  Isaac  Wood- 
worth,  ensign,  vice  J.  L.  Campbell,  promoted. 

John  Barker,  captain,  vice  J.  Marshal,  resigned;  George  Kenrick, 
lieutenant,  vice  J.  Barker,  promoted;  Elery  Shaw,  ensign,  vice  G. 
Kenrick,  promoted. 

Ninetieth  regiment  of  infantry  (J.  Thayer,  lieutenant  colonel) : 

Frederick  Mason,  quartermaster,  vice  J.  Alexander,  resigned. 

Henry  Bennett,  ensign  of  riflemen,  vice  H.  Wilcocks,  do;  John 
M.  Andrews,  ensign  light  infantry. 

Rufus  Sharp,  captain,  vice  D.  Ford,  invalid;  Jeremiah  Smith,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  R.  Sharp,  promoted;  George  Jeffers,  ensign,  vice  J. 
Smith,  promoted. 

Jason  Beebe,  lieutenant,  vice  A.  Carpenter,  resigned;  Levi  Graves, 
ensign,  vice  J.  Beebe,  promoted. 

Charles  Willard,  captain,  vice  E.  Stevens,  resigned;  Erastus  Ham- 
lin, lieutenant,  vice  C.  Willard,  promoted;  Frederick  W.  Kelsey, 
ensign,  vice  E.  Hamlin,  promoted. 

Francis  B.  Bucklin,  captain,  vice  P.  Klock,  resigned;  David  Petrie, 
lieutenant,  vice  F.  B.  Bucklin,  promoted;  John  Dygert,  ensign,  vice 
T.  Baker,  promoted. 

John  Neely,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  P.  Waggoner,  moved;  Richard  M. 
Petrie,  ensign,  vice  J.  Neely,  promoted. 

Fortieth  regiment  of  infantry  (M.  Myers,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Frederick  Bellinger,  second  major,  vice  A.  Smith,  resigned. 

Light  Infantry — Jesse  Brayton,  captain;  Levi  Bowen,  lieuten- 
ant; John  F.  Allen,  ensign. 

Charles  Christian,  captain,  vice  Root,  resigned;  Benjamin  WTood, 
lieutenant,  vice  Christian,  promoted;  Harvey  Sprague,  ensign,  vice 
Wood,  promoted. 


State  Historian.  1677 

1 

Major  Heckcox,  captain;  Josiah  Harrison,  lieutenant;  Nathan  C. 
Coe,  ensign. 

Frederick  P.  Bellinger,  captain,  vice  F.  Bellinger,  promoted; 
Frederick  Harter,  lieutenant,  vice  L.  Harter,  resigned;  Henry  J.  H. 
Myers,  ensign. 

Light  Infantry — Horace  Morse,  captain,  vice  H.  Helmer, 
resigned;  Ichabod  Brown,  lieutenant,  vice  Morse,  promoted;  Eleazer 
M.  Townsend,  ensign. 

NIAGARA    COUNTY. 

Thirteenth  regiment  of  infantry: 

James  Cronk,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  W.  W.  Chapin,  resigned; 
Joseph  Wells,  first  major,  vice  J.  Cronk,  promoted;  Calvin  Fillmore, 
second  major,  vice  J.  Wells,  promoted. 

James  Baldwin,  captain,  vice  A.  P.  Harris,  moved;  Sherlock  Fill- 
more, captain,  vice  C.  Fillmore,  promoted;  John  Strannahan,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  S.  Fillmore,  promoted. 

DUTCHESS    COUNTY. 

Twentieth  brigade  of  infantry: 

Hilen  Rudd,  brigade  major  and  inspector,  vice  J.  Brush,  trans- 
ferred; Fountain  N.  Hughes,  brigade  quartermaster,  vice  P.  B. 
Morgan,  do. 

Eighty-fourth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Resolved,  that  James  Verbalin  be  no  longer  an  ensign  in  the 
Eighty-fourth  regiment,  and  that  a  supersedeas  issue  accordingly. 

Philip  K.  Velie,  ensign,  vice  Verbalin,  superseded. 

One  Hundred  and  Eleventh  regiment  of  infantry: 

Griffin  Storry,  lieutenant,  vice  Hicks,  resigned;  James  Germon, 
ensign,  vice  Storry,  promoted. 

Charles  Northrup,  lieutenant,  vice  Cookingham,  moved;  John  L. 
Knickerbacker,  ensign,  vice  Northrup,  promoted. 


1816. 


1816. 


1678  Annual  Report  of  the 

Philip  G.  Ring,  lieutenant,  vice  Delameter,  do:  Jacob  Beam, 
ensign,  vice  Ring,  promoted. 

George  Heermance,  captain,  vice  Alendorf,  resigned;  Nicholas 
Moore,  lieutenant,  vice  Heermance,  promoted;  James  Kerley, 
ensign,  vice  Moore,  promoted. 

Evert  X.  Van  Wagner,  captain,  vice  Shook,  resigned:  Henry 
Ostrom,  lieutenant,  vice  Van  Wagner,  promoted;  Henry  Cookin- 
ham,  ensign,  vice  Ostrom,  promoted. 

William  Delemater,  captain  (light  infantry),  vice  Miller,  moved; 
Stephen  McArty,  lieutenant,  vice  Smith,  resigned;  Jacob  Bart, 
ensign,  vice  McArty.  promoted:  Jacob  X.  Bonisteel,  lieutenant,  vice 
D.  Waldorf;  Jacob  I.  Barringer,  ensign. 

Twenty-ninth  regiment  of  infantry: 

William  Morehouse,  paymaster,  vice  Conklin,  resigned;  Eliphalet 
Clarke,  quartermaster,  vice  Balis,  transferred:  Thomas  Hammond, 
surgeon's  mate,  vice  Barton,  resigned. 

Isaac  Sacket,  captain,  vice  Thompson,  resigned;  Asa  Allen,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Sacket,  promoted:  Samuel  Hunting,  ensign,  vice 
Allen,  do. 

Jacob  Rundell,  captain,  vice  Cook,  resigned;  William  Balis,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Rundell,  promoted:  Charles  Reed,  lieutenant,  vice 
Young,  resigned;  Oliver  E.  Chamberlain,  ensign,  vice  Morehouse, 
promoted. 

Light  Infantry — Xathaniel  S.  Hollister,  captain;  Edward  L. 
Freeman,  lieutenant:  Josiah  Stebbins,  ensign. 

One  Hundred  and  Forty-first  regiment  of  infantry: 

William  Smith,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Sutherland,  moved:  Jacob 
T.  Griffin,  first  major,  vice  Smith,  promoted;  Levi  Van  Yleit,  second 
major,  vice  Griffin,  promoted;  William  Sharpstern,  adjutant:  John 
Purdy,  paymaster;  Ahab  Jinks,  chaplain. 


State  Historian.  1679 

Captains — Joseph  Smith,  vice  Tripp,  resigned;  John  Webb,  vice 
Badgley,  moved;  Thomas  Welling,  junior,  vice  Morehouse,  moved; 
Ephraim  Bullock,  vice  Wattiman,  do;  John  Van  Vleit,  vice  Traver, 
resigned;  Silas  E.  Haight,  vice  Dutcher,  moved;  Larry  Wilcox, 
vice  Titus,  moved. 

Lieutenants — Asahel  Canfield,  John  Warren,  Benjamin  Adzit, 
Alric  Berry,  Elijah  Haight,  Henry  Peters. 

Ensigns — George  Badgley,  junior,  Solomon  Van  Wagoner, 
Daniel  Haight,  George  H.  Peters,  John  Owens,  Reuben  Vincent. 

MONTGOMERY    COUNTY. 

Nineteenth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Resolved,  that  Frederick  Getman  be  no  longer  lieutenant  colonel 
commandant  of  the  Nineteenth  regiment  of  infantry;  that  John  I. 
Klock  be  no  longer  second  major  of  said  regiment;  that  John  I. 
Wack  be  no  longer  chaplain  of  said  regiment,  and  that  Matthew 
McCabe  be  no  longer  lieutenant  of  a  company  in  said  regiment,  and 
that  a  supersedeas  issue  to  them  respectively. 

John  J.  Cook,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Getman,  superseded;  Henry 
Yanny,  first  major,  vice  Dygert,  resigned;  John  F.  Schermerhorn, 
chaplain,  vice  Week,  superseded. 

Nicholas  Gray,  captain,  vice  Cook,  promoted;  Henry  H.  Cook, 
lieutenant,  vice  Cook,  moved;  Nicholas  Waggoner,  ensign,  vice 
Gray,  promoted. 

Andrew  Estes,  captain,  vice  Young,  transferred ;  Hamilton  McCol- 
lister,  lieutenant,  vice  Estes,  promoted. 

Henry  Merkle,  captain,  vice  Elwood,  resigned;  George  G.  Loucks, 
lieutenant,  vice  Merkel,  promoted;  Peter  P.  Waggoner,  quarter- 
master, vice  Loux,  resigned;  Henry  Zielly,  lieutenant,  vice  McCabe, 
superseded;  John  C.  Lipe,  lieutenant. 


1816. 


1816. 


1680  Annual  Report  of  the 

Eighth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Jeremiah  Drake,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Gilbert,  moved;  Ichabod 
Bartlett,  first  major,  vice  Drake,  promoted;  Stephen  Todd,  second 
major,  vice  Bartlett,  promoted. 

Ira  Hide,  captain,  vice  Cheedle,  resigned;  Willard  Curtis,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Moffat,  moved;  x\ndrew  Hillenboldt,  ensign,  vice  Hide, 
promoted. 

Abner  Wight,  captain,  vice  Wilber,  resigned;  John  C.  Closs,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Wight,  promoted;  Henry  J.  Ostrom,  ensign,  vice  Closs, 
promoted;  Henry  Biddleman,  lieutenant. 

Light  Infantry — Abraham  Marsh,  captain,  vice  Todd,  pro- 
moted; William  Wight,  lieutenant,  vice  Marsh,  promoted;  Thad- 
deus  Munson,  ensign,  vice  Wight,  promoted. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirty-eighth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Sylvanus  Nye,  captain,  vice  Williams,  resigned;  Aaron  Van  Ant- 
werp, lieutenant,  vice  Nye,  promoted;  William  Waggener,  ensign, 
vice  Van  Antwerp,  promoted. 

Light  Infantry — Moses  Wheeler,  captain,  vice  Delong,  pro- 
moted; George  J.  Crouse,  lieutenant,  vice  Wheeler,  promoted; 
Henry  Gross,  ensign,  vice  Crouse,  promoted;  Nathan  Soal,  ensign, 
vice  Kronkhite,  resigned. 

Thirty-fourth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Owen  Johnson,  surgeon's  mate. 

Light  Infantry — Caleb  Johnson,  captain,  vice  Mills,  resigned; 
Jennison  Giles,  lieutenant,  vice  Johnson,  promoted;  William  Shaw, 
ensign. 

Charles  Stewart,  lieutenant;  Peter  Carmichael,  ensign. 

ULSTER    COUNTY. 

Second  regiment  of  cavalry: 

New  troop — John  C.  Brodhead,  captain;  James  Waring,  first  lieu- 


State  Historian.  1681 

tenant;  Joseph  Eltinge,  second  lieutenant;  Jacob  C.   Heermance, 
cornet. 

ROCKLAND    COUNTY. 

John  Perry,  first  lieutenant;  Benjamin  E.  Jones,  second  lieuten- 
ant; Richard  B.  Blauvelt,  cornet;  Oliver  Calkins,  cornet;  Jacob  E. 
Bogardus,  cornet. 

SCHOHARIE    COUNTY. 

Ninth  regiment  of  cavalry: 

Cornelius  H.  Van  Dyke,  surgeon,  vice  Lathrop,  moved;  Joshua 
Converse,  surgeon's  mate,  vice  Van  Dyke,  promoted. 

Second  squadron: 

Elijah  Van  Horn,  captain,  vice  J.  Chichester,  refusing;  Abner 
Bissell,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Van  Horn,  promoted;  Abijah  Barnes, 
second  lieutenant,  vice  Bissell,  do;  Thomas  Hunter,  cornet. 

Ebenezer  Penfield,  captain,  vice  Mitchell,  resigned;  Martin  Leet, 
first  lieutenant;  James  Brett,  second  lieutenant;  Samuel  Stevens, 
junior,  cornet. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Third  regiment  of  cavalry: 

First  squadron: 

Amasa  Kenyon,  captain,  vice  Lottridge,  resigned;  Abraham  Ford, 
first  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Milliman,  resigned;  William  Briggs,  second 
lieutenant;  Benjamin  Randall,  cornet. 

ONEIDA    COUNTY. 

Eighth  regiment  of  artillery: 

Joseph  Grant,  captain;  Warham  Whitney,  first  lieutenant;  William 
Peckham,  second  lieutenant. 

DELAWARE    COUNTY. 

Eighth  division  of  infantry: 

Erastus  Root,  major  general,  vice  Todd,  deceased. 
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1682  Annual  Report  of  the 

kings  county. 

Thirteenth  regiment  of  artillery: 

Aime  J.  Barbarin,  lieutenant  colonel;  Stephen  Lyon,  first  major; 
Lodiwick  Post,  second  major. 

Ezekiel  Jones,  captain,  vice  Post,  promoted;  James  Wiley,  first 
lieutenant. 

Second  lieutenants — Moses  H.  Belknap,  Eliphalet  Willis,  Peter 
Stockholm. 

SCHOHARIE    COUNTY. 

Eighteenth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Isaac  Barber,  captain,  vice  W.  Becker,  junior,  resigned;  John 
Settle,  lieutenant;  James  Harden,  ensign. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirteenth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Thomas  Betson,  captain;  Ebenezer  Daniels,  lieutenant;  Martin 
Zea,  ensign. 

CAYUGA    COUNTY. 

Eighth  regiment  of  cavalry: 

Bradley  Tuttle,  captain,  vice  Simson,  resigned;  Henry  Porter,  first 
lieutenant. 

QUEENS    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Seventeenth  regiment  of  infantry: 
David  W.  Jones,  captain,  vice  J.  L.  Cogswell,  moved. 

ONEIDA    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Fifty-seventh  regiment  of  infantry: 
Riflemen — Archibald  F.  Frink,  captain ;  Jay  Hathaway,  lieutenant, 
vice  Frink,  promoted;  Asa  T.  Smith,  ensign. 

MADISON    COUNTY. 

Eighth  regiment  of  cavalry: 

Eli  F.  Hill,  captain,  vice  J.  Sims,  resigned;  Viber  Crocker,  first 
lieutenant,  vice  Hill,  promoted;  Uriah  Aldrich,  second  lieutenant, 
vice  Crocker,  promoted;  James  Berthrong,  cornet. 


State  Historian.  1683 

albany  county. 

New  company  of  horse  artillery: 

Stephen  Van  Rensselaer,  junior,  captain;  Daniel  P.  Clark,  first 
lieutenant;  Cornelius  Schuyler,  second  lieutenant;  John  S.  Walsh, 
cornet. 

ULSTER   COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirty-first  regiment  of  infantry: 

John  D.  North,  captain;  Abraham  D.  Ledew,  lieutenant;  Peter  P. 

Crispel,  ensign. 

John  Valk,  captain;  Almon  Canfield,  lieutenant;  Peter  J.  Snyder, 

ensign. 

WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

Sixth  regiment  of  artillery: 

Zaccheus  Atwood,  captain,  vice  Archibald;  Aaron  Cleveland,  first 
lieutenant,  vice  Atwood,  promoted;  James  S.  Stewart,  second  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Cleveland,  promoted. 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

Forty-fifth  regiment  of  infantry 

John  D.  Brown,  a  supernumerary  major. 

CATTARAUGUS    COUNTY. 

Battalion  of  infantry  in  Cattaraugus  county,  whereof  Joseph 
McClure  is  major  commandant: 

Israel  Curtis,  second  major;  John  Crugar,  adjutant;  Ernestus 
Norton,  paymaster;  Lauren  Norton,  quartermaster. 

Silas  Knight,  captain;  Jonathan  Dodge,  lieutenant;  Benjamin  J. 
Seely,  ensign. 

Henry  Conrad,  captain;  Solomon  Rawson,  lieutenant;  Pell  Teed, 
ensign. 

ALLEGANY    COUNTY. 

First  brigade  of  cavalry: 

Josiah  Robinson,  brigade  quartermaster. 


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1684  Annual  Report  of  the 

dutchess  county. 

Fourth  regiment  of  artillery: 

Fyler  Dibblee,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Slee,  resigned. 

Garret  P.  Lansing,  captain,  vice  Flagler,  moved;  James  Monnell, 
first  lieutenant;  Abraham  Van  Vealen,  second  lieutenant. 

Philip  P.  Schuyler,  captain;  Peter  Stoutenburgh,  junior,  first  lieu- 
tenant; John  J.  Phillips,  second  lieutenant. 

WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Fifty-sixth  regiment  of  infantry: 
New  rifle  company — Benjamin  Brownell,  junior,  captain;  Benja- 
min Skinner,  lieutenant;  Henry  Shearman,  junior,  ensign. 
Sixth  regiment  of  artillery: 
A  company  at  Whitehall  reorganized: 
Jacob  Foster,  captain. 

CHAUTAUQUA    COUNTY. 

The  Commander-in-chief  having  set  off  a  new  regiment  from  the 
One  Hundred  and  Sixty-second  regiment  in  the  county  of  Chau- 
tauqua to  be  called  the  One  Hundred  and  Sixty-ninth  regiment  of 
infantry,  and  having  also  formed  the  militia  of  said  county  into  a 
brigade  to  be  called  the  forty-third  brigade  of  infantry — therefore, 
Resolved,  that  the  following  officers  be  and  they  are  hereby 
appointed,  viz: 

Forty-third  brigade  of  infantry  (new): 

John  McMahon,  brigadier  general;  David  Eaton,  brigade 
inspector;  Abraham  Windsor,  brigade  quartermaster. 

One  Hundred  and  Sixty-second  regiment  of  infantry: 

William  Prindergast,  lieutenant  colonel;  James  McMahon,  first 
major;  Moses  Adams,  second  major;  John  Dexter,  adjutant;  David 
Eason,  paymaster;  Zephaniah  Phelps,  quartermaster;  William 
Prindergast,  junior,  surgeon;  Asa  Turner,  chaplain. 


State  Historian.  1685 

Captains — Lemes  Bird,  Israel  Carpenter,  Charles  Bemus,  Stephen 
Prindergast,  William  Rice. 

Lieutenants — Phineas  Palmeter,  Theron  Plumb,  Daniel  B.  Car- 
penter, Reuben  Ellis,  Harry  Peirsons. 

Ensigns — Stephen  Wilcox,  junior,  Joseph  S.  Pember,  Samuel 
Minigar,  David  Hatch,  Joseph  Leucks,  Oliver  Stetson. 

One  Hundred  and  Sixty-ninth  regiment  of  infantry  (new) — Jona- 
than L.  Bartoo,  lieutenant  colonel: 

Martin  B.  Tubbs,  first  major;  Benjamin  Perry,  second  major; 
Leveret  Barker,  adjutant;  Joel  Lee,  paymaster;  Jacob  Houghton, 
quartermaster;  Squire  White,  surgeon;  Elder  Handy,  chaplain. 

Captains — Ezra  White,  Charles  Burrett,  Isaac  Baldwin,  Guy  Web- 
ster, Samuel  J.  Smith. 

Lieutenants — Joel  Burnett,  Thomas  G.  Abell,  Denis  Barns,  James 
Knap,  Nathaniel  Barney. 

Ensigns — John  S.  Boyer,  Willis  Willaughby,  Samuel  Dixon, 
Uriah  Nash,  Norman  Spink. 

MONTGOMERY    COUNTY. 

Fourth  division  of  infantry: 

Archibald  Mclntyre,  division  inspector. 

STEUBEN    COUNTY. 

First  brigade  of  infantry- 
Samuel  S.  Haight,  brigadier  general,  vice  McBurney,  refused. 
Eighty-first  regiment  of  infantry: 

Timothy  Hurd,  first  major,  vice  Kress,  resigned;  William  Kernon, 
second  major;  Simeon  Hurd,  adjutant. 

Elisha  Culver,  lieutenant,  vice  Hurd,  promoted;  Bradley  Thomp- 
son, ensign,  vice  Culver,  promoted;  James  Compton,  ensign;  Jabez 
Hopkins,  lieutenant;  Alexander  Potter,  ensign,  vice  Hopkins, 
promoted. 


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1 686  Annual  Report  of  the 

Seventeenth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Samuel  Cady,  second  major;  Joshua  Stephens,  paymaster. 

Reuben  Stiles,  captain,  vice  Cady,  promoted;  Lent  Reynolds,  lieu- 
tenant; Alexander  Simson,  ensign. 

Jacob  Clendenning,  captain;  Tom  Lemon,  lieutenant;  James  Car- 
rell,  ensign. 

Isaiah  I.  Jones,  captain;  Stephen  Towsley,  lieutenant;  John 
Qierry,  ensign. 

William  Atherton,  captain;  Amasa  Thatcher,  lieutenant;  Thomas 
D.  Headley,  ensign. 

Light  Infantry — Selah  Barnard,  captain;  George  Reynole,  lieu- 
tenant; Benjamin  Jones,  ensign. 

David  C.  Porter,  captain;  Henry  Cruger,  ensign. 

Ninety-sixth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Daniel  Cruger,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Haight,  promoted;  Jona- 
than Barney,  first  major,  vice  Cruger,  promoted;  David  Whitaker, 
second  major;  William  Baker,  paymaster;  Edward  Howel,  quarter- 
master. 

Benjamin  Roberts,  captain,  vice  Whitaker,  promoted;  William  J. 
Neally,  lieutenant;  Jonathan  Knap,  ensign.      # 

John  E.  Mulhollan,  captain,  vice  Lindley,  resigned;  Silas  Cook, 
lieutenant;  William  S.  Mulhollan,  ensign;  John  McBurney,  ensign. 

William  Read,  junior,  captain,  vice  J.  Read,  resigned;  Ezra  Bab- 
cock,  lieutenant;  John  Cook,  ensign. 

Riflemen — Rodolphus  How,  captain;  Peter  Haight,  lieutenant; 
James  White,  ensign. 

ALLEGANY    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Twenty-sixth  regiment  of  infantry: 
John  Ayers,  adjutant;  John  Gait,  quartermaster;  James  Welson, 
paymaster. 


State  Historian.  1687 

1816. 

Dan  Beach,  captain;  Ransom  Lovelace,  lieutenant;  Lorcey  Buck-  ■ 
ley,  ensign. 

Eli  Steward,  captain;  Seth  Whitmore,  lieutenant;  Luther  Couch, 
ensign. 

James  Orcutt,  captain;  George  P.  Ketchum,  lieutenant;  William 
L.  Geary,  ensign. 

Benjamin  B.  Earll,  captain;  John  Griffith,  lieutenant;  Robert 
Boggs,  ensign. 

Reuben  Ellis,  captain;  Ebenezer  Hotchkiss,  lieutenant;  Strong 
Warner,  ensign;  Josiah  Utter,  lieutenant;  John  C.  Nobles,  ensign. 

STEUBEN    COUNTY. 

New  battalion  to  be  composed  of  parts  of  the  Ninety-sixth  and 
Seventeenth  regiments  of  infantry: 

Simeon  Bacon,  major  commandant. 

Jehiel  Gates,  junior,  captain;  Charles  Oliver,  lieutenant;  Sylvester 
Holliday,  ensign;  Samuel  H.  Allen,  ensign. 

Ninety-sixth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Riflemen — Jesse  Talbot,  captain;  Joshua  Van  Keuren,  lieutenant; 
John  Baker,  ensign. 

PORTER'S    VOLUNTEERS. 

Resolved,  that  the  following  officers  of  Porter's  Volunteers  be 
and  they  are  hereby  appointed  and  brevetteci  in  the  militia  of  this 
State  to  the  offices  set  opposite  their  respective  names,  viz: 

In  the  infantry: 

Brigadier  generals — Philetus  Swift,  Hugh  W.  Dobbin,  George 
Fleming,  Caleb  Hopkins. 

Lieutenant  colonels — Abraham  Matteson,  Sherman  Lee,  Samuel 
Lawrence,  Jacob  Dox. 

Majors — Micajah  Harding,  Robert  Fleming,  Nathaniel  F.  Knapp, 


1816. 


1688  Annual  Report  of  the 

Phipps  W.  Hewitt,  William  Hull,  Joel  B.  Clark,  Moody  R.  Free- 
man, Jedediah  Hunt. 

Captains — Lodowick  Dobbin,  Archer  Green,  Cyrenus  C.  Black- 
mer,  Charles  C.  Tupper,  Benjamin  F.  Norris,  Joseph  Hathaway, 
William  McLean,  Richardson  Havens,  Asa  Castle,  Canvass  White. 

Lieutenants — Julius  A.  Bingham,  John  Jones,  Rufus  Hathaway, 
Solomon  Tice,  Isaac  Wickwire. 

In  the  cavalry: 

Claudius  N.  Boughton,  major. 

Captains — Abel  Parkhurst,  William  Pratt. 

Chauncey  Dean,  first  lieutenant;  James  Gellis,  second  lieutenant. 

ORANGE    COUNTY. 

Tenth  regiment  of  artillery: 

Purdy  Fowler,  captain,  vice  Butterworth,  resigned;  John  Carman, 
first  lieutenant,  vice  Fowler,  promoted;  Mowbray  Smith,  second 
lieutenant,  vice  Carman,  rec'd. 

SUFFOLK    COUNT V. 

One  Hundred  and  Seventh  regiment  of  infantry: 

Jonathan  D.  Conklin,  paymaster,  vice  T.  P.  Conklin,  promoted. 

Thomas  P.  Conklin,  captain,  vice  J.  Terry,  promoted;  John  T. 
Luce,  lieutenant,  vice  Conklin,  promoted;  Daniel  Williamson, 
ensign. 

Noah  Youngs,  lieutenant,  vice  U.  H.  Moore,  resigned;  Isaac 
Sweezy,  ensign,  vice  N.  Youngs,  promoted. 

James  R.  Horton,  lieutenant,  vice  W.  Horton,  resigned;  Joshua 
Hallock,  ensign,  vice  J.  R.  Horton,  promoted. 

Joshua  P.  Youngs,  captain,  vice  J.  N.  Youngs,  deceased;  Orson 
Merrills,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  P.  Youngs,  promoted;  William  Albert- 
son,  junior,  ensign,  vice  O.  Merrills,  promoted. 


State  Historian.  1689 

Leverett  Reeve,  captain,  vice  R.  Tuthill,  resigned;  Jonathan  F. 
Latham,  lieutenant,  vice  L.  Reeve,  promoted;  Jasper  Y.  Tuthill, 
ensign,  vice  J.  F.  Latham,  promoted. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirty-seventh  regiment  of  infantry: 

Eliphalet  Smith,  ensign,  vice  W.  Conklin,  declined;  Samuel  Ire- 
land, lieutenant,  vice  J.  Ketchum,  do;  Daniel  Sammis,  ensign,  vice 
Z.  Ketchum,  do;  Timothy  Carll,  lieutenant,  vice  R.  Oakley,  moved. 

Ensigns — Isaac  Bayles,  vice  J.  Oakley,  declined;  John  C.  Kelsie, 
vice  J.  Jarvis,  promoted;  Ebenezer  Smith,  vice  J.  Gildersleeve,  pro- 
moted; Abraham  Brush,  vice  J.  Carll,  declined. 

Light  Infantry — Richard  Wheeler,  captain ;  Silas  C.  Terry,  lieu- 
tenant; Jonas  M.  Smith,  ensign. 

Eightieth  regiment  of  infantry  (I.  Wickham,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Jeremiah  Miller,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Wickham,  resigned; 
Samuel  Hunting,  first  major,  vice  Foster,  resigned;  David  Haines, 
second  major,  vice  Miller,  promoted;  Abel  Huntington,  surgeon, 
vice  Rose,  resigned;  Samuel  Miller,  adjutant. 

Captains — Levy  Howell,  Anthony  Ludlum,  Joseph  Goodale,  John 
Hildreth. 

Lieutenants — John  Cook,  Sullivan  Cook,  Nathaniel  Fanning. 

Ensigns — Joseph  Penny,  junior,  Alfred  Cook,  Isaac  B.  Miller. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirty-second  regiment  of  infantry  (I.  Satterly, 
lieutenant  colonel) : 

Nathaniel  Miller,  surgeon,  vice  B.  F.  Thompson,  resigned;  Joel  L. 
Griffing,  surgeon's  mate,  vice  N.  Miller,  promoted. 

Jonathan  N.  Robinson,  captain;  Jairus  Wines,  lieutenant;  Free- 
man Lane,  junior,  ensign. 

John  Leek,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice  B.  Wines,  resigned;  Joshua 
Downs,  ensign,  vice  J.  Leek,  promoted. 

George  Hawkins,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  N.  Gould,  resigned;  Wick- 


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1690  Annual  Report  of  the 

ham  Ruland,  ensign,  vice  G.  Hawkins,  promoted;  Thomas  Smith, 
ensign,  vice  J.  Norton,  promoted. 

PUTNAM    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Forty-ninth  regiment  of  infantry  (A.  Van 
Wyck,  lieutenant  colonel): 

Abraham  R.  Adriance,  first  major,  vice  W.  R.  Van  Voorhis, 
resigned;  John  Blachley,  second  major,  vice  A.  R.  Adriance,  pro- 
moted; Joseph  Height,  quartermaster,  vice  D.  O.  Teller,  resigned. 

Captains — Abraham  C.  Dubois,  vice  S.  L.  Van  Voorhis,  resigned; 
Peter  C.  Dubois,  vice  O.  Thorne,  resigned;  Theodorus  Annin,  vice 
G.  Street,  resigned;  Christopher  Hughson;  Francis  Hasbrook,  vice 
John  Blachley,  promoted. 

Lieutenants — Abraham  Van  Scouter,  vice  P.  C.  Dubois,  pro- 
moted; Elias  Van  Voorhis,  vice  T.  Annin,  promoted;  George 
Everitt,  vice  C.  Hughson,  do;  Christian  Van  Voorhis,  vice  A.  C. 
Dubois,  promoted;  John  Secord,  vice  B.  Brown,  resigned. 

Ensigns — Alfred  Peck;  James  B.  Montross;  Peter  Cromwell; 
Richard  A.  Rapalje,  vice  E.  Van  Voorhis,  promoted;  Filander  Sew- 
ard, vice  H.  A.  Montford,  resigned;  William  Cooper,  vice  J.  Height, 
promoted;  Ananias  Wiltsie. 

Abraham  Rapalje,  captain,  vice  H.  Haight,  resigned;  Oliver 
Ladue,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice  A.  Rapalje,  promoted;  Andrew  D. 
Brumfield,  ensign. 

Sixty-first  regiment  of  infantry: 

Edward  Buckbee,  lieutenant  colonel;  David  Knapp,  first  major; 
John  Hyatt,  junior,  second  major. 

William  Wright,  lieutenant;  Ira  Crane,  ensign. 

Thirty-fifth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Anson  Crane,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  H.  Weed,  resigned;  Seely 
Gage,  first  major,  vice  Crane,  promoted. 


State  Historian.  1691 

Piatt  N.  Brush,  captain;  Alfred  Crosby,  lieutenant;  Isaac  Hop- 
kins, ensign;  Reuben  D.  Barnum,  lieutenant;  Eber  Crosby,  ensign. 

Benjamin  Pugsley,  captain;  Garnsey  Beach,  lieutenant;  Josiah 
Starr,  ensign. 

Archibald  Campbell,  junior,  captain;  Nathan  Pearce,  lieutenant; 
Abraham  Allen,  ensign. 

Daniel  W.  Townsend,  captain;  George  Gregory,  lieutenant;  Silas 
Whitney,  junior,  ensign. 

KINGS    COUNTY. 

Sixty-fourth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Adrian  Van  Brunt,  captain,  vice  Bergen,  moved;  Cornelius  Ber- 
gen, lieutenant,  vice  Van  Brunt,  promoted;  John  Jerrollaman, 
ensign,  vice  C.  Bergen,  do;  Riley  Clark,  ensign,  vice  Skillman, 
moved;  Adrian  Lott,  ensign,  vice  Suydam,  promoted;  William  Mer- 
cein,  lieutenant,  vice  Doughty,  promoted;  Garrit  Baxter,  ensign, 
vice  Lott,  promoted. 

James  Schoonmaker,  captain,  vice  Vanderveer,  moved;  Jacob 
Rappelyea,  lieutenant,  vice  Schoonmaker,  promoted. 

ULSTER    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirty-first  regiment: 
■  Peter  Crispell,  junior,  surgeon's  mate. 

Captains — Lewis  Hale,  Henry  Hammond. 

Lieutenants — Abraham  Kip,  James  Grier,  Jonathan  Sluyter. 

Ensigns — Egbert  Dederick,  Henry  Elsworth,  Jonathan  D. 
Ostrander,  William  G.  Elting,  Samuel  Krum,  William  W.  Schep- 
moes,  Jonah  Snyder. 

SULLIVAN    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Nineteenth  regiment: 

Eli  Roberts,  captain,  vice  T.  King,  resigned;  Robert  McKune, 
lieutenant,  vice  E.  Roberts,  promoted;  Nathaniel  Beyea,  ensign, 
vice  McKune,  promoted. 


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1816. 


1692  Annual  Report  of  the 

Major  Jonathan  Dexter's  battalion  of  infantry: 
Riflemen — Joseph   Mitchell,   captain;   David  Young,   lieutenant; 
William  A.  Conklin,  ensign. 

Captains — David  A.  Miller,  Alexander  Carmichael. 
Lieutenants — John  Mitchell,  Sears  Gardner. 
Ensigns — Aaron  Dentor,  William  Wells. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Fifty-second  regiment: 

Jesse  Wood,  second  major,  vice  S.  Willis,  resigned;  William 
Brown,  chaplain;  Moses  Brownell,  surgeon,  vice  E.  Cheney, 
resigned;  Daniel  Gallup,  adjutant,  vice  D.  Butterfield,  moved;  Ira 
Abbott,  quartermaster,  vice  Gallup,  promoted;  Henry  Stone,  pay- 
master, vice  Abbott. 

Captains — George  Gallup,  vice  J.  Wood,  promoted;  Peleg  Chese- 
bro,  vice  J.  Lent,  resigned. 

Lieutenants — John  F.  Shafer,  vice  G.  Gallup,  promoted;  John 
Walford,  vice  P.  Chesebro;  John  Easterbrooks,  vice  C.  Champlin, 
moved. 

Ensigns — Samuel  Young,  vice  Shafer,  promoted;  Jacob  H.  Sad- 
dlemire,  vice  P.  Duel,  moved;  Chester  Willis,  vice  E.  Gallup,  moved; 
Samuel  Young,  vice  J.  Easterbrooks,  promoted. 

Light  Infantry — Henry  Lewis,  captain,  vice  P.  Gallup,  moved; 
John  Wheeler,  lieutenant,  vice  H.  Lewis,  promoted;  Elijah  Chese- 
bro, ensign,  vice  Wheeler,  promoted. 

Twenty-fifth  regiment: 

Alpheus  Dwight,  paymaster,  vice  Stone,  moved. 

Alexander  McKay,  junior,  ensign,  vice  Selick,  declined. 

Ephraim  B.  Russ,  captain,  vice  Tupper,  moved;  Charles  L.  Mul- 
ford,  lieutenant;  Harris  Crocker,  ensign;  Salmon  Ford,  lieutenant, 


State  Historian.  1693 

vice   Sisson,   moved;   Ossee   Hall,   ensign;   George   Benn,   junior, 
ensign,  vice  J.  Barkman,  resigned. 

WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Fifty-sixth  regiment: 

Thomas  Rogers,  captain,  vice  Merchant,  resigned;  Jeremiah  F. 
Cross,  lieutenant,  vice  Rogers,  promoted;  Samuel  Rogers,  ensign, 
vice  Cross,  promoted. 

Jediah  Hartshorn,  captain,  vice  Wells,  moved;  Lemuel  Simmons, 
captain,  vice  Davenport,  resigned;  Edward  Cole,  lieutenant,  vice  R. 
Coons,  moved;  William  Hay,  ensign,  vice  C.  Babcock,  deceased. 

John  H.  Griffin,  captain,  vice  Crandall,  moved;  Simon  Sprague, 
lieutenant,  vice  Griffin,  promoted;  Ira  Gifford,  lieutenant,  vice  Sim- 
mons, promoted;  Archibald  Smith,  ensign,  vice  Crandall,  promoted. 

Loamey  W.  Johnson,  captain,  vice  J.  Brownel,  resigned;  Israel 
Whipple,  lieutenant,  vice  Johnson,  promoted;  White  Sidehill,  ensign, 
vice  Whipple,  promoted;  David  Veley,  ensign,  vice  Gifford,  pro- 
moted. 

One  Hundred  and  Eighteenth  regiment: 

Thomas  N.  Clark,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Green,  moved;  John 
Lyster,  first  major,  vice  Pain,  resigned;  James  Bain,  second  major; 
James  Willett,  adjutant;  Alexander  McDougal,  quartermaster; 
Joseph  S.  Leigh,  paymaster;  Zebulon  Rude,  surgeon. 

James  Allen,  captain,  vice  J.  Lyster,  promoted;  John  Robinson, 
lieutenant;  Alexander  Fullerton,  ensign. 

William  Van  Nortwick,  captain,  vice  A.  Coulter,  resigned;  Isaac 
Powel,  captain,  vice  J.  Duby,  moved;  Alexander  Sutherland,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Powel,  promoted;  John  Galusha,  ensign,  vice  Suther- 
land, promoted;  Joseph  Leigh,  lieutenant;  James  McDugal,  ensign, 
vice  Leigh,  promoted. 


1816. 


1816. 


1694  Annual  Report  of  the 

Daniel  McNeil,  captain,  vice  Bain,  do;  Philip  McEacheron,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  McNeil,  promoted;  Philip  Bain,  ensign,  vice  McEach- 
eron, promoted. 

Light  Infantry — John  Durgy,  captain;  James  R.  Nelson,  lieu- 
tenant; James  S.  Telfair,  ensign. 

Fiftieth  regiment: 

Amos  Scott,  second  major,  vice  A.  Lytle,  resigned;  Ephraim  W. 
Clapp,  quartermaster. 

Daniel  Hopkins,  captain,  vice  Scott,  promoted;  George  Lytle, 
lieutenant,  vice  Hopkins,  promoted;  Samuel  Foster,  ensign,  vice  G. 
Lytle,  promoted. 

George  Gitty,  captain,  vice  Livingston,  resigned;  David  Thomas, 
lieutenant,  vice  Gitty,  promoted;  John  Wilson,  ensign,  vice  D. 
Thomas,  promoted. 

Jonathan  Hubbard,  captain,  vice  Church,  resigned;  David  Gray, 
lieutenant,  vice  J.  Hubbard,  promoted;  Winthrop  Whedon,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Kenney,  moved;  William  Church,  ensign,  vice  Gray, 
promoted;  Ezra  Tyrill,  ensign,  vice  Whedon,  promoted. 

One  Hundred  and  Fourteenth  regiment  of  infantry : 

Hervy  Rice,  adjutant,  vice  Wendell,  promoted;  Edmund  Wells, 
third,  ensign,  vice  Rice,  promoted. 

James  Coulter,  quartermaster,  vice  Wyman,  resigned;  James  P. 
Robertson,  paymaster,  vice  Leay,  do;  Benjamin  Trumbull,  surgeon, 
vice  Dean,  do;  James  Mallery,  surgeon's  mate,  vice  Post,  do. 

John  Garner,  captain,  vice  Hoit,  moved;  Elisha  Billings,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Garner,  promoted;  Andrew  Simpson,  ensign,  vice  Bill- 
ings, promoted. 

Gerrit  Pruyn,  captain,  vice  Pratt,  deceased;  Peter  Edie,  lieuten- 
ant, vice  Pruyn,  promoted;  Derick  Van  Vechten,  ensign,  vice  Edie, 
promoted. 


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Joseph  Archer,  captain,  vice  Small,  resigned;  Joseph  Kelso,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Coulter,  superseded;  George  Gilmore,  ensign,  vice 
Green,  refusing;  James  Hoy,  junior,  ensign,  vice  McLean,  promoted. 

Sixteenth  brigade  of  infantry: 

Henry  Matthews,  brigade  quartermaster,  vice  Sill,  moved. 

ESSEX    COUNTY. 

Fortieth  brigade  of  infantry : 

Ransom  Noble,  brigadier  general,  vice  D.  Wright,  resigned. 

Ninth  regiment  of  infantry : 

Augustus  Ceveland,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  (Martin)  Joiner, 
resigned;  Jonathan  (Jeduthan)  Case,  first  major;  Beers  Tomlinson, 
second  major;  William  C.  Rogers,  adjutant;  Moses  Barnett,  pay- 
master; E.  Chamberlain,  chaplain. 

Paul  Kendrick,  captain,  vice  Wyman,  moved;  Horace  Hall,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Lockwood,  moved;  Caleb  C.  Gaffil,  ensign. 

Thomas  Scott,  captain;  Ebenezer  Hopkins,  junior,  lieutenant; 
John  Sisson,  junior,  ensign. 

John  Harris,  captain;  Minor  Benjamin,  lieutenant. 

Thirty-seventh  regiment  of  infantry: 

Luman  Wadhams,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  R.  Noble,  promoted; 
John  Calkin,  first  major,  vice  Wadhams,  promoted;  Charles  B.  Prin- 
dle,  paymaster,  vice  Steele,  resigned;  Norman  Nicholson,  quarter- 
master, vice  Ross,  promoted. 

Elijah  Storrs,  captain,  vice  S.  Felt,  moved;  Jesse  Braman,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Russell,  moved;  Samuel  Whallon,  lieutenant;  Thomas 
Adams,  ensign,  vice  McCrea,  moved;  Asahel  Root,  lieutenant,  vice 
Ferris,  moved;  Chauncey  Alford,  ensign. 

Riflemen — Jacob  Lobdell,  lieutenant,  vice  Hascall,  moved; 
Nathan  Stafford,  ensign. 


1816. 


1816. 


1696  Annual  Report  of  the 

Isaac  Bristol,  junior,  captain,  vice  Brown,  resigned;  Thomas  Carr, 
lieutenant,  vice  Bristol,  promoted;  John  Nicholson,  ensign. 

Lyndes  Willard,  captain,  vice  Whitney,  resigned;  Samuel  Pine, 
lieutenant,  vice  Willard,  promoted;  Alonzo  Wright,  ensign;  Elijah 
Newell,  ensign. 

FRANKLIN    COUNTY. 

Sixty-sixth  regiment: 

Thomas  Wright,  second  major;  James  Campbell,  adjutant,  vice 
Wood,  refusing;  Xoah  Smith,  quartermaster. 

David  Danforth,  captain,  vice  WTright,  promoted;  Benjamin  San- 
born, captain,  vice  Eldridge,  resigned;  Samuel  Sanborn,  junior,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Campbell,  promoted;  Richard  Herriman,  ensign: 
William  W.  Herrick,  ensign. 

Christopher  Austin,  captain,  vice  Perry,  resigned;  Sylvester  Lang- 
don,  lieutenant;  Samuel  Esterbrooks,  ensign:  Reves  Peck,  ensign, 
vice  N.  Smith,  promoted:  Augustus  Douglass,  ensign. 

Tohn  A.  Buckland.  captain,  vice  Fuller,  resigned;  Isaac  Bigek 
captain,  vice  Wilson,  do;  Samuel  Willson.  ensign. 

Charles  Stickney,  captain:  Thomas  Spencer,  junior,  lieutenant; 
Ira  Potter,  ensign. 

ONEIDA    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirty-fourth  regiment: 

Benjamin  Ballou,  junior,  first  major,  vice  Seward:  Fortune  C. 
White,  second  major,  vice  Ballou,  promoted. 

Amasa  Thomas,  captain,  vice  Baldwin,  resigned;  Jacob  Post,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Thomas,  promoted;  William  R.  Miller,  ensign,  vice  J. 
Post,  promoted. 

Horace  Adams,  captain,  vice  Hale,  resigned:  Horace  Walter, 
lieutenant,  vice  Adams,  promoted;  Nathan  Adams,  ensign,  vice  H. 
Walter,  promoted;  Richard  Sanger,  lieutenant. 

One  Hundred  and  Fifty-seventh  regiment: 

James   Knox,  lieutenant,  vice   Chase,  resigned;  William   Town- 


State  Historian.  1697 

send,  ensign,  vice  Knox,  promoted;  Milton  Bird,  lieutenant,  vice 
Bosworth,  moved;  John  Bailey,  ensign,  vice  Bird,  promoted. 

One  Hundred  and  Fortieth  regiment: 

Daniel  Ringe,  junior,  quartermaster,  vice  Judson,  moved;  Ben- 
jamin Rhodes,  paymaster;  Medina  Preston,  surgeon's  mate,  vice 
Campbell,  deceased. 

Absalom  L.  Grove,  captain,  vice  Catlin,  resigned;  Levi  Love, 
lieutenant,  vice  Grove,  promoted;  Phineas  Hallock,  ensign,  vice 
Love,  promoted. 

Abner  Livermore,  captain,  vice  Larned  and  Phillips,  moved: 
Amos  Norton,  lieutenant,  vice  Philips,  moved;  Samuel  Jewett, 
ensign,  vice  Livermore,  promoted. 

Bridge  Wakefield,  captain,  vice  Winchel,  moved;  William  Osborn, 
lieutenant,  vice  Wakefield,  promoted;  Henry  Hearsey,  ensign,  vice 
Osborn,  promoted. 

Thirteenth  brigade  of  infantry: 

William  Williams,  brigade  inspector,  vice  F.  C.  White,  promoted. 

Sixty-eighth  regiment : 

Amos  Kent,  first  major,  vice  I.  Stoddard;  John  Smith,  second 
major,  vice  Kent,  promoted;  Samuel  W.  Johnson,  adjutant,  vice 
E.  Smith,  junior,  moved;  Daniel  Fellows,  quartermaster,  vice  John- 
son, promoted;  Samuel  T.  Wood,  paymaster. 

Captains — Lyman  Matthews,  vice  Tuttle,  resigned;  Jehiel  Hig- 
gins,  vice  J.  Smith,  promoted. 

Lieutenants — Nehemiah  Abbott,  vice  Higgins,  promoted:  Samuel 
Morse;  Joseph  Kelsey;  Rosseter  Preston,  vice  Matthews,  promoted. 

Ensigns — Olney  Hines,  vice  Johnson,  refusing;  John  Dean,  vice 
Abbott,  promoted. 

ONTARIO    COUNTY. 

Seventy-first  regiment  of  infantry: 

Elias  Hull,  first  major,  vice  Brown,  declining;  Elias  Cost,  second 
major,  vice  Swan,  do. 
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1816. 


1816. 


1698  Annual  Report  of  the 

James  Beard,  captain,  vice  Perine,  moved;  Ebenezer  M.  Pease, 
lieutenant,  vice  Beard,  promoted;  William  C.  Perine,  ensign,  vice 
Pease,  promoted. 

William  Moore,  captain,  vice  Swan,  promoted;  Ambrose  Salis- 
bury, lieutenant,  vice  Moore,  promoted;  Elisha  Peck,  ensign,  vice 
Salisbury,  promoted. 

Abraham  Simmon,  captain,  vice  Cost,  promoted. 

Forty-second  regiment : 

Stephen  Chace,  captain,  vice  Dixon,  moved;  Jinks  Phillips,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Chace,  promoted;  Aaron  Runyan,  ensign,  vice  Alver- 
son,  moved. 

Joseph  Brundage,  captain,  vice  Whitmore,  moved;  William 
Gates,  lieutenant,  vice  Colwell,  resigned;  Dusting  Reid,  ensign,  vice 
Hart,  declining;  John  Armstrong,  ensign. 

Light  Infantry — Richard  Hogarth,  lieutenant,  vice  Dox, 
moved;  Anthony  Hamiup,  ensign,  vice  Hogarth,  promoted. 

One  Hundred  and  Third  regiment: 

William  Huston,  paymaster,  vice  Hall,  moved;  Amos  Chace, 
chaplain. 

Dennis  W.  Stewart,  captain,  vice  Sutherland,  resigned;  William 
Hedges,  lieutenant,  vice  Stewart,  promoted;  Jacob  Rorebach, 
ensign  vice  Hedges,  promoted;  John  Rowatt,  lieutenant,  vice  Stew- 
art, moved;  John  Lawrence,  ensign,  vice  Brown,  deceased;  Harvey 
French,  ensign,  vice  Hord,  promoted. 

Jonathan  Lamb,  lieutenant,  vice  Randolph,  moved;  James  Robin- 
son, ensign,  vice  Lamb,  promoted. 

Thirty-ninth  regiment: 

David  White,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Howell,  moved;  Thomas 
Rogers,  second,  first  major,  vice  Durfee,  resigned;  James  S.  Stod- 
dard, second  major,  vice  White,  promoted;  Silas  Wilcox,  quarter- 
master; William  Peckham,  surgeon's  mate,  vice  Scovil,  promoted. 


State  Historian.  1699 

Stephen  Spear,  captain,  vice  Harvey,  resigned;  William  Reid, 
lieutenant,  vice  Spear,  promoted. 

Captains — Solomon  Tice,  vice  Rogers,  promoted;  Isaac  Durfee, 
vice  Stoddard,  do;  Truman  Phelps,  vice  A.  Durfee,  moved; 
Emmons  Fuller  (light  infantry),  vice  Crandal,  refusing. 

Lieutenants — William  Wilcox,  vice  White,  resigned;  Seymour 
Scovill,  vice  J.  Durfee,  promoted;  Joshua  S.  Terry  (light  infantry); 
Reuben  Adams,  vice  Philips,  promoted. 

Ensigns — Nathaniel  H.  Beckwith,  Robert  R.  Blackman,  Urial 
Brown,  Seth  Eddy,  Alpheus  Harwood,  Russel  M.  Rush. 

Eleventh  regiment  of  infantry: 

Joel  B.  Clark,  second  major. 

Jesse  Ackley,  captain,  vice  Clark,  promoted;  Oliver  Rose,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Ackley,  promoted;  Elisha  Hickox,  ensign,  vice  O.  Rose, 
promoted. 

Waterman  Smith,  captain,  vice  J.  Brown,  moved;  Theodore  Hay- 
ward,  lieutenant,  vice  Smith,  promoted;  William  Smith,  ensign,  vice 
Hayward,  promoted. 

Joshua  Case,  captain,  vice  Gillett,  moved;  Myram  Warner,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Olcott,  moved;  Sterling  Parkhurst,  ensign,  vice  Case, 
promoted;  Nathan  Price,  ensign. 

William  D.  Murray,  lieutenant,  vice  Babcock,  resigned;  Ephraim 
Wadkins,  ensign,  vice  Murray,  promoted. 

Major  William  Rogers'  battalion  of  infantry: 

John  Holcomb,  second  major;  Samuel  Throop,  quartermaster, 
vice  Hart,  resigned;  Gardiner  Calhoon,  paymaster,  vice  Throop. 

Dann  R.  Hovey,  captain,  vice  Holcomb,  promoted;  Thomas 
Wheeler,  lieutenant,  vice  Hovey,  promoted;  Thomas  Johnson, 
ensign,  vice  Wheeler,  promoted. 

Major  Joseph  Hall's  battalion  of  riflemen: 

Salmer  Stanley,  second  major;  Harvey  A.  Finney,  surgeon's  mate. 


1816. 


1816. 


1700  Annual  Report  of  the 

Noble  Granger,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Burnet,  moved;  Jesse  Beard, 
second  lieutenant,  vice  N.  Granger,  promoted. 

A  new  company — Oliver  Granger,  captain;  Daniel  Failing,  first 
lieutenant;  Isaac  Soverhill,  second  lieutenant. 

CAYUGA    COUNTY. 

Twenty-first  regiment  of  infantry: 

John  O.  Harry  (O'Harra),  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Tillotson, 
resigned;  Ebenezer  Guthrie,  first  major;  Daniel  Thorp,  second 
major. 

Captains — Hugh  Hartsough;  Sisson  Taylor;  John  Hickok,  (of 
light  infantry). 

Lieutenants — Charles  Treat;  John  Spalding;  James  Wallis. 

Ensigns — Elijah  Congdon;  David  Ingersoll. 

Riflemen — Anthony  Squires,  captain;  Daniel  Sherman,  lieuten- 
ant; Burnet  Cook,  ensign. 

Nathaniel  Coe,  captain;  Phinehas  Hurd,  lieutenant. 

Eighty-eighth  regiment : 

John  Smith,  lieutenant  colonel. 

Thomas  Dougherty,  first  major;  Peleg  Ellis,  second  major; 
James  Collier,  adjutant. 

Captains — Spencer  Stout;  Josiah  Newell,  John  Starr;  Joshua 
Philips. 

Lieutenants — James  McElhany;  William  Woodruff;  James 
Bowlsley. 

Ensigns — Abraham  Carmer;  Vessel  S.  Middagh;  Henry  Tears; 
Robert  McCord;  Silas  R.  Wager;  Ira  Tillotson;  Jesse  McKinney. 

Riflemen — John  Case,  captain;  James  McCochran,  lieutenant; 
Harlow  Phelps,  ensign. 

John  Britton,  captain;  Thomas  Hans,  lieutenant. 

One  Hundred  and  Ninth  regiment: 


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David  Sage,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Rhoads,  resigned. 

Phips  W.  Hewitt,  first  major,  vice  Barber,  deceased;  Joseph  Lee, 
second  major;  Henry  Kennedy,  adjutant. 

Captains — Liberty  Brown;  Elias  Curtis;  Agreen  Ingraham. 

Lieutenants — Ezra  Hough ;  Salmon  Sharp ;  John  Briggs ;  Gideon 
Draper. 

Ensigns — Davis  Shaw;  Samuel  Odell;  Henry  Kennedy;  John 
Jayne;  Walter  Branch. 

One  Hundred  and  Sixty-seventh  regiment: 

Lieutenants — Theophilus  Emmerson;  Joseph  Wade. 

Edward  Savery,  captain. 

Ensigns — Jesse  Wilcox;  Matthew  Harsha;  Luther  Barnes. 

One  Hundred  and  fifty-eighth  regiment: 

James  Wilson,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Harris,  moved. 

Moses  Wisner,  first  major;  Chancy  Parker,  second  major;  Ste- 
phen Van  Auden,  adjutant;  Ira  H.  Smith,  surgeon;  Henry  Follott, 
surgeon's  mate. 

Lewis  Reed,  captain. 

Lieutenants — Anthony  Van  Etten;  John  Morley,  junior;  Peter 
Douglass;  Edward  Horton;  Daniel  Topping. 

Ensigns — Cornelius  Caykindall;  James  Crane;  Samuel  Lee; 
Elliott  Tyler;  Orange  Rood;  Ebenezer  Farrand. 

Joseph  Grover,  second  lieutenant  of  riflemen,  vice  Burges. 

Eleazer  Stockwell,  captain;  Ebenezer  Ward,  lieutenant;  Isaac  L. 
Smith,  ensign. 

OTSEGO    COUNTY. 

Second  regiment  of  infantry: 

Harry  Knowlton,  captain,  vice  Waterman,  moved;  Constant 
Sherman,  lieutenant,  vice  Knowlton,  promoted;  George  C.  Lathrop, 
ensign,  vice  Sherman,  promoted. 


1816. 


1816. 


1702  Annual  Report  of  the 

Augustus  Rogers,  captain,  vice  E.  Sill,  resigned;  Jonathan  T. 
Fuller,  lieutenant,  vice  Benjamin,  moved;  James  Shoals,  ensign, 
vice  Rogers,  promoted. 

Hezekiah  Smith,  captain,  vice  Pride,  resigned;  Seth  Reed,  lieu- 
tenant vice  Smith,  promoted;  Otis  Lewis,  ensign,  vice  Reed,  pro- 
moted; Thomas  Pierce,  ensign,  vice  Shift,  moved. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirty-fifth  regiment: 

Billings  Brown,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Crandall,  resigned. 

William  W.  Walker,  first  major,  vice  Brown,  promoted;  Aaron 
Dow,  second  major,  vice  Walker,  promoted;  Joab  Willys,  adjutant, 
vice  Gardner,  moved;  Orange  Allen,  quartermaster,  vice  Willys, 
promoted. 

Thompson  Holdridge,  captain,  vice  Xewel,  resigned;  John 
Ensign,  lieutenant,  vice  Holdridge,  promoted;  Alfred  Moors, 
ensign. 

Wanton  Hopkins,  captain,  vice  Dow.  promoted;  Benjamin  Hop- 
kins, lieutenant,  vice  W.  Hopkins,  promoted;  Chauncey  Hannahs, 
ensign,  vice  B.  Hopkins,  promoted. 

Seventh  regiment  of  infantry: 

Daniel  Waterman,  ensign,  vice  Copley,  moved. 

Sixtieth  regiment: 

John  Low,  lieutenant;  Holden  E.  Sweet,  ensign. 

Fifty-fourth  regiment : 

Matthew  Rogers,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  R.  Root,  deceased; 
Artemas  Sheldon,  first  major,  vice  Rogers,  promoted;  Aiden  Dem- 
ing,  second  major,  vice  Sheldon,  promoted;  Tidman  H.  Gorton, 
adjutant,  vice  Hopkins,  resigned;  David  Blois,  quartermaster,  vice 
Hyde,  do. 

Captains- — Abel  Calkins,  vice  Daniels,  do;  Abel  Aylesworth;  Abel 
Pierce,  vice  Peek,  moved;  Benjamin  Fitch,  vice  Pattingal,  resigned; 


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Henry  Walbridge,  vice  Alvord,  moved;  Elihu  Rockwell,  vice  Bush- 
nell,  do. 

Lieutenants — Martin  Lee,  vice  Aylesworth,  promoted;  John  Bell, 
vice  Calkins,  promoted;  Samuel  Pierce,  vice  A.  Pierce,  promoted; 
Ira  Day,  vice  Walbridge,  promoted;  Ebenezer  Gregory;  John  T. 
Fitch,  vice  B.  Fitch,  promoted;  Nicholas  Parker,  vice  Davis,  moved. 

Ensigns — Warren  Parsons,  vice  Bell,  promoted;  Jonathan  Hunt, 
vice  Parker,  promoted;  Rufus  Herrington,  junior,  vice  J.  T.  Fitch, 
promoted;  James  Curren;  Russel  B.  Carpenter,  vice  Olney,  resigned; 
Elisha  Pratt,  vice  Pierce,  promoted;  Jonathan  Babcock,  junior,  vice 
Day,  promoted. 

A  new  rifle  company — Israel  Nichols,  captain;  Isaac  H.  Stearns, 
lieutenant;  Samuel  Harris,  ensign. 

One  Hundred  and  Fifty-first  regiment: 

Riflemen — Daniel  C.  Hays,  captain;  Roswell  Wright,  lieutenant; 
Henry  A.  Beach,  ensign. 

CORTLAND    COUNTY. 

Fifty-eighth  regiment: 

Martin  Phelps,  second  major,  vice  Lincoln,  resigned. 

Moses  H.  Green,  captain,  vice  Phelps,  promoted;  John  S.  Adams, 
lieuter^nt,  vice  Green,  do;  William  H.  Warner,  ensign,  vice 
Adams,  do. 

Noah  N.  Smith,  captain,  vice  Williams,  resigned;  Lyman  Holt, 
lieutenant,  vice  Smith,  promoted;  Jacob  Hoor,  ensign,  vice  Holt, 
promoted. 

Selah  Burlingham,  captain,  vice  Allen,  resigned;  Charles  Titus, 
lieutenant,  vice  Burlingham,  promoted;  Charles  Smith,  ensign,  vice 
Titus,  promoted. 

Daniel  Crondoll,  captain,  vice  Hix,  resigned;  John  Goff,  lieuten- 


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1704  Annual  Report  of  the 

ant,  vice  Crondoll,  promoted;  Rhilander  Goodrich,  ensign,  vice  Goff, 
promoted. 

Judah  Cowles,  captain,  vice  Badgley,  resigned;  Joshua  N.  Rogers, 
lieutenant,  vice  McGraw,  resigned;  Harry  Wilcox,  ensign,  vice 
Cowles,  promoted. 

Eleazer  May,  captain  light  infantry,  vice  Robert,  resigned;  Nathan 
Stone,  lieutenant,  vice  May,  promoted;  Elisha  Webb,  ensign,  vice 
Stone,  promoted;  Henry  Terpeling,  ensign  of  riflemen. 

One  Hundred  and  Twenty-fourth  regiment: 

Girding  Woodruff,  second  major;  Ira  A.  Weeks,  paymaster. 

William  Greenman,  captain;  Homer  B.  Greenman,  lieutenant; 
Johnson  Bingham,  junior,  ensign. 

Henry  Dwight,  captain;  Silas  Root,  lieutenant;  Alonson  Brown, 
ensign. 

Benjamin  T.  Green,  captain;  William  Thorp,  lieutenant. 

Ensigns — Joseph  Green;  Rufus  Dunham,  Elihu  E.  Benjamin. 

William  Blanchard,  captain;  Jesse  Kinne,  lieutenant;  Joseph  Her- 
rington,  ensign  of  light  infantry. 

Thirty-sixth  brigade  of  infantry: 

Samael  L.  Sheldon,  brigade  quartermaster. 

SENECA    COUNTY. 

Thirty-eighth  brigade  of  infantry: 

Hugh  W.  Dobbin,  brigadier  general,  vice  Graham,  resigned; 
Nathan  Cole,  second,  brigade  major  and  inspector,  vice  Thompson, 
promoted. 

One  Hundred  and  Second  regiment: 

Lambert  Van  Alstyne,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Dobbin,  promoted. 

David  Southwick,  first  major,  vice  Van  Alstyne,  promoted; 
Samuel  Blain,  second  major,  vice  Southwick,  do;  Shipley  Wells, 
chaplain. 


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George  Reading,  captain,  vice  (Robert)  McClung,  resigned;  John 
Kishler,  lieutenant;  Alexander  McConnel,  ensign. 

Jacob  Doremus,  captain,  vice  Blain,  promoted;  James  Fleming, 
lieutenant,  vice  Doremus,  promoted;  William  D.  Easton,  ensign, 
vice  Fleming,  promoted. 

Samuel  Boardman,  captain,  vice  Phelps,  moved;  William  Bull, 
lieutenant,  vice  Boardman,  promoted;  Archibald  Parker,  ensign, 
vice  Bull,  promoted;  Avery  Marsh,  lieutenant;  James  McGee, 
ensign;  James  Hallett,  lieutenant;  Ransom  Ward,  ensign. 

Asahel  Gillett,  junior,  captain,  vice  Melvin,  moved;  Joseph  Wade, 
lieutenant,  vice  Gillett,  promoted;  Peter  Aldrich,  ensign. 

New  company — Ananias  Wells,  captain;  Beriah  Wright,  lieuten- 
ant; Valentine  Crager,  ensign. 

New  company — Giles  Fitch,  captain;  Asahel  Foster,  lieutenant; 
John  Melvin,  ensign. 

John  Selfridge,  junior,  captain;  Sanford  Sisson,  lieutenant;  Moses 
Clark,  ensign. 

Riflemen — James  Rorison,  lieutenant;  Abraham  Clossen,  ensign. 

New  battalion  of  infantry  to  be  composed  of  Captains  Fuller, 
Fitch,  Gillett  and  Selfridge's  companies: 

John  Furlong,  major  commandant;  Charles  Richards,  adjutant; 
James  Dickson,  surgeon. 

One  Hundred  and  Twenty-eighth  regiment: 

Charles  Thompson,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Stout,  resigned;  John 
Fleming,  first  major,  vice  Swarthout,  resigned;  James  Brooks, 
second  major,  vice  Whitney,  declined. 

John  Bainbridge,  captain,  vice  Fleming,  promoted;  Joseph  Sut- 
ton, lieutenant,  vice  Bainbridge;  Ebenezer  Conklin,  ensign,  vice 
Sutton,  promoted. 

William  D.  Rogers,  captain,  vice  Brooks,  promoted;  Peter  Flim- 


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1816. 


1706  Annual  Report  of  the 

rod,  lieutenant,  vice  Demott.  moved;  Elijah  Adams,  ensign,  vice 
W.  D.  Rogers,  promoted. 

William  Maybee,  lieutenant,  vice  Barnum,  resigned;  James 
Brown,  ensign,  vice  Maybee,  promoted. 

Peter  Wicoff,  lieutenant,  vice  Smith,  resigned;  Jacob  Wicoff,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  P.  Wicoff,  promoted;  Enoch  Torhune,  ensign,  vice  J. 
Wicoff,  promoted:  John  H.  Townsend,  ensign. 

Of  light  infantry — John  D.  Coe,  captain;  Andrew  Fading,  lieu- 
tenant; John  Maynard,  ensign. 

Riflemen — Tunis  Covert,  captain,  vice  Smith,  deceased;  Joseph 
Covert,  lieutenant,  vice  T.  Covert,  promoted;  John  Montgomery, 
ensign,  vice  J.  Covert,  promoted. 

One  Hundred  and  forty-fifth  regiment: 

Richard  Ely,  junior,  second  major,  vice  Terry,  refusing. 

Augustus  Ely,  captain,  vice  R.  Ely,  promoted;  Chauncey  W. 
Smith,  lieutenant,  vice  A.  Ely,  promoted;  Archibald  Farr,  ensign, 
vice  Smith,  promoted. 

Luther  Doolittle,  captain,  vice  Humphrey,  resigned;  Elihu  Bar- 
ker, lieutenant,  vice  Doolittle,  promoted;  Squire  J.  Xobles.  ensign, 
vice  E.  Barker,  promoted. 

William  Bailey,  captain,  vice  Colegrove,  moved;  Ira  Reynolds, 
lieutenant,  vice  Bailey,  promoted;  Hans  Potts,  ensign. 

Hezekiah  Russell,  captain,  vice  Wheeler,  declined;  Jonathan  P. 
Woodworth,  lieutenant,  vice  Russell,  promoted:  James  Terry, 
ensign,  vice  Woodworth,  promoted. 

Amos  Caykindall,  captain,  vice  Martin,  moved;  Gilbert  G.  Ogden, 
lieutenant,  vice  Caykindall,  promoted;  Ebenezer  Terry,  junior, 
ensign,  vice  Ogden,  promoted. 

CHENANGO    COUNTY. 

Major  Anthony  Robert's  battalion  of  infantry: 
Augustus  Welch,  first  major  commandant,  vice  Roberts,  resigned; 
Jacob  T.  Brewer,  second  major,  vice  A.  Welch,  promoted. 


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Light  Infantry— Tisdale  Wetherell,  captain;  Joel  Baneraft,  lieu- 
tenant; Jesse  Vermilyer,  ensign. 

Clark  Carter,  captain;  Joseph  Olney,  lieutenant;  Charles  Olney, 
ensign;  David  Hubby,  lieutenant;  Enos  Collins,  ensign. 

Aruna  Welch,  captain;  Gambak  Scribner,  lieutenant;  Thomas 
Sarles,  junior,  ensign. 

One  Hundred  and  Fifth  regiment: 

Elisha  Nobles,  captain;  David  Dimmick,  lieutenant;  Jonathan  U. 
Cox,  ensign;  Aaron  Porter,  lieutenant;  Preserved  Paddleford, 
ensign. 

Joel  Crumb,  lieutenant,  vice  S.  Garlick,  resigned;  Nathan  Cham- 
berlin,  ensign,  vice  J.  Crumb,  promoted. 

Light  Infantry — Abijah  Warren,  captain,  vice  Richmond, 
resigned;  Joseph  Slater,  lieutenant,  vice  WTarren,  promoted;  Micah 
Covell,  ensign,  vice  Slater,  promoted. 

One  Hundred  and  thirty-third  regiment : 

John  Latham,  paymaster,  vice  Price,  moved;  Perez  Parker,  sur- 
geon, vice  Thomas,  deceased;  Edward  Cornell,  surgeon's  mate,  vice 
Farr,  resigned;  William  B.  Lacy,  chaplain. 

Lodowick  Weaver,  adjutant;  Alfred  Brown,  quartermaster. 

Ithurial  Rogers,  ensign  of  light  infantry,  vice  Manwarrin,  refused. 

New  light  infantry  company — Samuel  A.  Smith,  captain;  Sherman 
Rice,  lieutenant;  Robert  Wasson,  ensign. 

William  C.  Manderville,  captain,  vice  MeNeal,  moved;  Francis 
Church,  lieutenant,  vice  Manderville,  promoted;  Clark  Smith, 
ensign,  vice  Church,  promoted;  Richard  W.  Juliand,  ensign,  vice 
Tremain,  promoted. 

Abijah  Lobdell,  junior,  captain,  vice  Wilcox,  resigned;  John 
Hyde,  lieutenant,  vice  Lobdell,  promoted;  William  Holmes,  ensign, 
vice  Burlingham,  refused. 


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1816. 


1708  Annual  Report  of  the 

John  Willcox,  captain;  Alexander  Daniels,  lieutenant;  James 
Bisbee,  ensign. 

Light  Infantry — Ethan  Reynolds,  captain,  vice  Sexton,  re- 
signed: Washington  Winsor,  lieutenant,  vice  E.  Reynolds,  pro- 
moted; Zadock  Adams,  ensign,  vice  Winsor,  promoted. 

Theophilus  Robinson,  captain,  vice  Pratt,  junior,  resigned;  John 
Nash,  lieutenant,  vice  Robinson,  promoted;  Thomas  Merrill,  junior, 
ensign. 

New  rifle  company — Rodolphus  Simonds,  captain;  Sylvester 
Booth,  lieutenant;  Lothrop  Marsh,  ensign. 

NIAGARA    COUNTY. 

Forty-eighth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Ezra  Nott,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  E.  Cook,  resigned;  Charles 
Johnson,  first  major,  vice  Nott,  promoted;  Frederick  Richmond, 
second  major,  vice  S.  Warren,  promoted;  Giles  Briggs,  paymaster. 

Truman  White,  captain,  vice  Richmond,  promoted;  Harry  Sears, 
lieutenant,  vice  Riley,  moved;  Ara  Wells,  ensign,  vice  Wheelock, 
moved. 

New  company — Benjamin  Fay,  captain;  Alexander  Clemon,  lieu- 
tenant; Isaac  Lush,  ensign. 

New  company — Jared  Canfield,  captain;  Darius  Crandal,  lieuten- 
ant; Jehiel  Albee,  ensign. 

John  Wilcox,  lieutenant. 

Calvin  Doolittle,  captain,  vice  Johnson,  promoted;  Silas  WTiitting. 
lieutenant,  vice  Doolittle,  do;  Truman  Cary,  ensign,  vice  Whitting, 
promoted. 

Aaron  Salisbury,  captain,  vice  Clough,  promoted;  George  Ham- 
ilton, lieutenant,  vice  Salisbury,  promoted;  Obed  Warren,  lieutenant, 
vice  Barker,  moved;  Shuman  Dayton,  ensign,  vice  Warren,  pro- 
moted. 


State  Historian.  1709 

In  a  new  regiment  set  off  from  the  Forty-eighth  regiment  and  to 
be  denominated 

The  One  Hundred  and  Seventieth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Sumner  Warren,  lieutenant  colonel;  Luther  Colvin,  first  major; 
Benjamin  J.  Clough,  second  major;  Micha  B.  Crook,  adjutant; 
Edward  Paine,  quartermaster;  Lawrence  J.  Woodruff,  paymaster. 

William  H.  Holmes,  captain,  vice  Colvin,  promoted;  Alice  Sum- 
ner, lieutenant,  vice  Frances,  declined;  John  Warson,  ensign. 

John  Laton,  captain,  vice  Lewis;  Rea  S.  Littlefield,  lieutenant, 
vice  Baker,  moved;  William  Northroup,  ensign. 

Simeon  V.Jackson,  captain,  vice  Clough,  promoted;  John  English, 
lieutenant:  John  Colby,  second,  ensign,  vice  E.  Chilly,  junior, 
declined. 

New  light  infantry  company — James  Husted, captain;  John  White, 
lieutenant;  William  Bliss,  ensign. 

James  Prentice,  captain,  vice  Stevens,  promoted;  Josiah  iimary, 
lieutenant,  vice  Crook,  do;  Oliver  Pattingill,  ensign. 

Fifth  brigade  of  infantry: 

James  M.  Stevens,  brigade  inspector,  vice  Millard,  resigned. 

GENESEE    COUNTY. 

Sixth  brigade  of  infantry : 

Oliver  Wilcox,  brigade  quartermaster. 

Thirty-first  regiment : 

New  company — Calvin  Freeman,  captain;  Rodney  Castle,  lieuten- 
ant; Henry  Bates,  ensign. 

Jehiel  Barnard,  lieutenant;  Isaac  Wellington,  lieutenant;  Joseph 
Seaven,  ensign;  Shubel  Lewis,  ensign. 

Major  James  Walworth's  battalion: 

Otis  Turner,  adjutant;  James  Brown,  quartermaster;  James 
Mather,  paymaster;  William  White,  surgeon. 


1816. 


1816. 


1710  Annual  Report  of  the 

Captains — Reuben  Rowley,  Moses  Bacon. 

Lieutenants — Thomas  M.  Carpenter,  Farley  F.  Coon,  William 
Bradner. 

Battalion  lately  commanded  by  Ebenezer  Wilson,  junior,  and  now 
organized  into  a  regiment  by  the  name  of  the  One  Hundred  and 
Seventy-first  regiment  of  infantry: 

Ebenezer  Wilson,  junior,  lieutenant  colonel;  Russell  Noble,  first 
major,  vice  Wilson,  promoted. 

Captains — Phinehas  Stanton,  William  Broughton. 

Lieutenants — Daniel  Bradley,  Martin  Choat,  William  Fuller, 
Charles  Bristol. 

Ensigns — Elijah  Hall,  Ira  Huntly.  James  Lowings,  Benjamin 
George. 

One  Hundred  and  Sixty-fourth  regiment: 

Shubell  Dunham,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Kellogg,  resigned;  Lor- 
ton  Holden,  first  major,  vice  Matteson,  refusing;  Orris  Boughton, 
second  major,  vice  Dunham,  promoted;  Thomas  H.  Clark,  adjutant, 
vice  Cary,  resigned;  Benjamin  Allen,  quartermaster,  vice  Leonard, 
deceased. 

Captains — Xahum  Thompson;  Samuel  Hall,  vice  Mclntyre,  re- 
signed; W'illiam  Thayer;  James  Nelson;  Josiah  Newton,  vice 
Mitchell,  resigned;  Elliot  Harroun,  vice  Broughton,  promoted; 
Jotham  Bisbee,  vice  Lathrop,  resigned;  Mark  Turner,  vice  White, 
deceased;  Henman  Holden,  vice  L.  Holden,  promoted. 

Rifle  company — Austin  Badger,  captain;  Cyrus  Hatch,  lieutenant; 
Isaac  Robinson,  ensign. 

Lieutenants — Samuel  King,  vice  Thompson,  promoted;  Asa 
Babcock;  Daniel  Bailey,  vice  Thayer,  promoted;  Charles  Raymond, 
vice  Nelson,  promoted;  Russell  Loomis,  vice  Thompson,  resigned; 
Ansel  Hastings,  vice  Harroun,  promoted;  Joseph  Towner,  vice  Bis- 


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bee,  promoted;  Abel  White,  vice  Turner,  promoted;  John  Randlett, 
vice  Holden,  promoted. 

Ensigns — Owen  Curtis;  Amos  Knapp,  vice  Babcock,  promoted; 
William  Fisher;  Jarus  Jackeway;  Heman  Brown;  Hugh  Long;  Abel 
P.  Wightman;  Theophilus  Crocker;  Jeremiah  Wilford;  Norman 
Shepherd. 

William  McCarty,  lieutenant. 

One  Hundred  and  Sixty-first  regiment: 

William  A.  Mills,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Lunman  (Matthias 
Lemen),  resigned;  Joseph  White,  first  major,  vice  Mills,  promoted; 
Jellis  Clute,  second  major;  Joseph  Burt,  adjutant;  Thomas  Lunman 
(Lemen),  quartermaster;  William  Wilson,  paymaster. 

Captains — Leonard  Stimson,  vice  White,  promoted;  Ebenezer 
Dunon  (Denning),  vice  Murch,  moved;  Newcomb  Mead. 

Asahel  Stone,  lieutenant;  Henry  Cooley,  ensign. 

Lieutenants — Nathaniel  Howard,  Arnold  Sikes,  Frederick  L. 
Mills,  Gilbert  Christie,  Jeremiah  J.  R.  Smith. 

Ensigns — Henry  Townsend,  Lemuel  Eldridge,  Phineas  Lake, 
Peter  Redford. 

Ninety-ninth  regiment : 

Lemuel  Castle,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Vary,  resigned;  Cheney 
Munger,  first  major;  Asa  Johnson,  junior,  second  major;  Horace  S. 
Turner,  quartermaster. 

Captains — John  Hassett,  George  Loomis. 

Lieutenants — Daniel  Kemp,  Charles  Chafey. 

Ensigns — William  Burlinghame,  Jaruel  B.  Barber,  Arwin  Web- 
ster, Ezra  Ludden. 

Riflemen— Sylvester  Wood,  captain;  Ebenezer  Jackson,  lieuten- 
ant; Samuel  Spafford,  ensign. 

Light  Infantry — Elias  Piersons,  captain;  John  Wilder,  lieuten- 
ant; Hardin  Williams,  ensign. 


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1816. 


\y\2  Annual  Report  of  the 

James  Case,  captain,  vice  Hurlburt,  resigned;  Chauncey  Sadd, 
lieutenant,  vice  Case,  promoted. 

Seventy-seventh  regiment: 

Benjamin  Ganson,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Crosby,  resigned; 
Rufus  M.  Cady,  first  major;  Daniel  Kelsey,  second  major;  Chauncey 
Smith,  surgeon. 

Captains — Lewis  Dickerson,  Joel  Wright,  John  Russ,  Levi  Lacy, 
James  Beeman,  Norton  S.  Davis. 

Lieutenants — Aaron  Arnold,  Titus  Wilcox,  Daniel  S.  Moseley, 
William  Garbut,  Jonathan  Adams,  Chester  Nazamore,  Lemuel  Paul, 
Amos  Spring,  Philip  Badgero. 

Ensigns — Isaac  T.  Gifrord,  Nathaniel  Randal,  junior,  Joseph 
Emerson,  Ephraim  Blackamore,  John  R.  Knapp,  Duncan  Anderson, 
Daniel  Jameson,  Ebenezer  Lawrence,  Daniel  Franklin,  Ezra  San- 
ford;  Thomas  Tuft,  ensign  and  paymaster;  Joseph  Latham,  ensign 
and  quartermaster. 

Erastus  Northrup.  captain,  vice  Streeter,  superseded;  Oliver  New- 
comb,  lieutenant. 

New  company — Jonathan  Adams,  captain;  Richard  Stiles,  lieuten- 
ant; Mosely  Stoddard,  ensign. 

Resolved,  that  Elias  Streeter  and  Ephraim  Judd  be  no  longer 
captains  in  the  Seventy-seventh  regiment  of  infantry,  and  that  a 
supersedeas  issue  to  them  respectively. 

TIOGA    COUNTY. 

Seventy -ninth  regiment: 

Henry  Wells,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Baldwin,  deceased. 
Ninety-fifth  regiment: 

Seneca  Howland,  lieutenant,  with  rank  from  April  6,  1815;  Caleb 
Nelson,  ensign;  Uri  Clark,  lieutenant;  Moses  Bondfield,  ensign. 


State  Historian.  i7x3 

1816. 


James   Todd,   captain;    Plumly    Gillett,   lieutenant;   John    Ford, 


ensign. 


New  rifle  company — Benjamin  Stoor,  captain;  Abel  Groaves,  lieu- 
tenant; Southward  Show,  ensign. 

ORANGE    COUNTY. 

Ninety-first  regiment: 

Frederick    Brewster,   quartermaster,   vice   S.    Marvin,   resigned; 
Nathan  W.  Helme,  paymaster,  vice  Strong,  resigned. 

Isaac     Faurot,    captain,    vice    Kronkhite,    resigned;    Benjamin 
Havens,  lieutenant;  Henry  C.  Vought,  ensign. 
Thirtieth  regiment: 

Captains — Daniel  Nanny,  vice  Smith,  moved;  Eleazer  McCam- 
bley,  vice  Ellis,  declining. 

Lieutenants — George  H.  Jackson,  vice  Nanny,  promoted;  Thomas 
McCain,  vice  McCambley,  promoted. 

Ensigns — Francis  Ellis,  vice  McLain,  promoted;  Isaac  Barney, 
vice  McGee,  deceased;  Joseph  Nanny,  vice  Jackson,  promoted. 
One  Hundred  and  Forty-eighth  regiment: 

Jonathan  Bailey,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  U.  Hulse,  resigned;  Free- 
gift  Tuthill,  first  major,  vice  Bailey,  promoted;  Benjamin  Dunning, 
second  major,  vice  Tuthill,  do;  Thomas  G.  Evans,  surgeon,  vice 
Erwin,  resigned;  John  T.  Jansen,  junior,  surgeon's  mate,  vice  Evans, 
promoted. 

Light  Infantry — Jesse  Edsell,  captain,  vice  B.  Dunning,  pro- 
moted; Horace  Elmer,  lieutenant,  vice  Edsell,  do;  James  Dolson, 
junior,  ensign,  vice  Elmer,  do. 

Jasper  Terry,  captain,  vice  D.  Christie,  resigned;  Joseph  Stewart, 
junior,  lieutenant,  vice  Rosecrants,  resigned;  David  Lain,  ensign, 
vice  J.  Terry,  promoted;  Daniel  H.  Denton,  ensign,  vice  Strong,  aid. 

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1 714  Annual  Report  of  the 

New  company — Theophilus  H.  Pierson,  capU  1;  Aaron  Whitak, 
lieutenant;  Daniel  Brown,  ensign. 

William  Roe,  captain,  vice  Carpenter,  resigned;  Charles  B.  Durl 
lieutenant;  Stephen  Cooper,  ensign. 

JEFFERSON    COUNTY. 

Seventy-sixth  regiment: 

Asa  Harris,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Tucker,  resigned;  John  A 
McXitle,  first  major,  vice  White,  resigned;  Anson  Hungerford,  se 
ond  major;  Crafts  P.  Kimball,  surgeon;  Henry  H.  Sherwood,  su 
geon's  mate. 

Joel  P.   Rice,   captain,  vice  McNitle,  promoted;   David  Younj 
lieutenant;  Joseph  Brooks,  ensign. 

Joseph  Sheldon,  captain,  vice  Hungerford,  promoted;  Josiah  Rich- 
ardson, lieutenant;  Elias  Sawyer,  ensign;  Deodatus  Rabbitt,  ensign. 

Nial  Braynard,  captain,  vice  Yendes,  moved;  Alvah  Barber,  lieu- 
tenant; Thomas  Mullen,  ensign. 

Joseph    Sanders,    captain;    Horace    Rudd,    lieutenant;    Richard 
Caughlan,  ensign. 

Light  Infantry — John  Adams,  captain;  Samuel  Dyer,  lieuten- 
ant; Sheldon  Hopkins,  ensign. 

Riflemen — Jonathan   E.   Miles,   captain,  vice   Lamson,  resigned; 
John  Gotham,  lieutenant;  Henry  Delano,  ensign. 

Eber  Inglesby,  lieutenant,  vice  R.  Jerome,  resigned;  Abel  Doo- 
little,  ensign. 

ROCKLAND    COUNTY. 

Eighty-third  regiment: 
Abraham  Hoghancamp,  adjutant. 

COLUMBIA    COUNTY. 

Fifteenth  regiment: 

Ira  Gale,  first  major:  Jacob  Cooper,  second  major;  Harman  Liv- 
ingston, quartermaster. 


State  Historian.  1715 

Henry  Elswor  1,  captain;  John  Kline,  captain;  Philip  W.  Rocke- 
feller, lieutenant    Adam  P.  Gum,  ensign;  Zachariah  Moore,  ensign. 

Forty-fourth  regiment : 

Barnet  Wager,  paymaster. 

Light  Infantry — Daniel  Morehouse,  captain;  Daniel  Conner, 
lieutenant;  Peter  Moore,  ensign. 

Captains — Jakak  Lawrence,  Christopher  Miller. 

Lieutenants— Levi  Dibble,  Milton  Niles,  Benson  Hunt. 

Ensigns — David  R.  Pratt,  John  A.  Showerman,  Darius  Cole. 

Forty-seventh  regiment : 

Barnabas  Waterman,  first  major;  Abraham  L.  Fonda,  second 
major. 

Light  Infantry — Ichabod  Rogers,  captain;  Reuben  R.  Pen- 
noyer,  lieutenant;  Henry  Relay,  ensign. 

Captains — Thomas  Mesick,  Henry  G.  Philip. 

Lieutenants — James  Leggit,  William  L.  Stone,  David  T.  Walte- 
mire. 

Ensigns — Frederick  Mesick,  Daniel  Jones. 

Fifty-sixth  regiment: 

Captains — Luther  Croker,  Henry  Weidenvax,  James  A.  Vander- 
poel,  Andrew  Kittle. 

Lieutenants — Philip  Lowers,  Lawrence  H.  Van  Alen,  Peter  A. 
Witbeck,  John  T.  Son,  Tunis  G.  Snider. 

Ensigns — John  DeLamater,  Christopher  Heermance,  Abraham  J. 
Van  Buren,  William  K.  Potter,  John  I.  Kittle,  Lambert  Vosburgh. 

One  Hundred  and  Sixty-fifth  regiment: 

Increase  Magee  Caldwell,  surgeon's  mate. 

ST.   LAWRENCE  COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Twenty-third  regiment: 

Jacob   Arnold,   junior,    lieutenant   colonel;    Elisha   Griffith,   first 


1816. 


1816. 


iyi6  Annual  Report  of  the 

major;  William  Richardson,  second  major;  Ira  Smith,  adjutant; 
Levi  Gilbert,  quartermaster. 

Captains — Christopher  Wilson,  David  Hannah,  Junius  Welton, 
William  Guest,  junior,  James  Knox,  James  Burnham. 

Lieutenants — Samuel  Fish,  John  Hannah,  Gershom  Pope,  Alfred 
Davis,  George  Ranney,  Joseph  Hutchinson,  junior,  Guy  Lewis. 

Ensigns — Anson  Richardson,  Benjamin  Willes,  Solomon  Judson. 
John  Berthrong,  Roswell  Chapin,  Calvin  Phelps,  William  Swane. 

MONTGOMERY    COUNTY. 

Twenty-sixth  regiment : 

John  Landerson,  junior,  first  major,  vice  J.  Depuy,  resigned; 
John  S.  Clute,  second  major,  vice  Cary,  insane;  Adam  Eacker, 
junior,  paymaster,  vice  Mabee,  moved;  Jacob  R.  Hasbrouck,  chap- 
lain, vice  Van  Buren,  moved. 

Peter  Alabee,  captain,  vice  Enders,  resigned;  William  Putman. 
lieutenant,  vice  Valentine,  promoted;  Abraham  S.  Putman,  ensign, 
vice  W.  Putman,  promoted. 

Myndert  Starin,  captain,  vice  Landerson,  promoted;  Stephen 
Houghtaling,  lieutenant,  vice  Starin,  promoted;  John  S.  Vrooman, 
ensign,  vice  Houghtaling,  promoted. 

Jacob  N.  Gardinier,  captain,  vice  Clute,  promoted;  Lewis  Finch, 
lieutenant,  vice  Gardinier,  promoted;  James  South,  ensign;  Robert 
Wells,  ensign,  vice  Wilcocks,  moved. 

Light  Infantry — Henry  Valentine,  captain ;  Philip  Young,  lieu- 
tenant; Cornelius  H.  Putman,  ensign. 

NEW  YORK  COUNTY. 

Tenth  brigade  of  infantry: 

Jasper  Ward,  brigadier  general. 

One  Hundred  and  Sixth  regiment: 

John  Voorhis,  quartermaster,  vice  Young,  resigned. 

David  Dunham,  captain. 


State  Historian.  1717 

sullivan  county. 
One  Hundred  and  Nineteenth  regiment: 
Eleazer  Harding-,  lieutenant;  George  F.  Reeves,  ensign. 
George  Stewart,  chaplain;  Benjamin  B.  Dorrance,  surgeon's  mate. 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

Forty-third  regiment: 

Light  infantry  with  rank  from  April  6,  181 5 — Abraham  V.  D.  P. 
Gregory  captain;  Joseph  Gregory,  lieutenant;  Marcus  Peck,  ensign. 

Second  regiment  of  riflemen: 

Henry  Stockwell,  captain;  Cortlandt  Schuyler,  lieutenant;  Ira 
Bragg,  ensign. 

WESTCHESTER    COUNTY. 

Second  regiment  of  horse  artillery: 

Joseph  Hunt,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Oakley,  resigned;  Peter 
Underhill,  major. 

Gilbert  Underhill,  captain;  Daniel  Odell,  first  lieutenant;  Jona- 
than Purdy,  second  lieutenant;  Abraham  Barian,  cornet. 

Eldert  Troop,  captain;  Moses  Bedel,  first  lieutenant;  Charles 
Johnson,  second  lieutenant;  Wm.  McDonough,  cornet. 

Walter  Lyon,  captain,  vice  Rundel,  resigned;  Seth  Palmer,  first 
lieutenant;  John  Webbers,  cornet. 

NEW  YORK  COUNTY. 

John  Perin,  captain,  vice  Storms,  promoted;  William  Kline,  first 
lieutenant;  Robert  Tice,  second  lieutenant. 

Henry  White,  surgeon;  D.  R.  Dunham,  adjutant. 

ONEIDA    COUNTY. 

Eighth  regiment  of  artillery: 

Almon  Ormsbey,  first  lieutenant;  Luther  Jenkins,  second  lieu- 
tenant. 


1816. 


1816. 


1718  Annual  Report  of  the 

dutchess  county. 

Fourth  regiment  of  cavalry : 

Robert  G.  Livingston,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  (Philip)  Pitcher, 
resigned;  Benjamin  Sill,  major  second  squadron;  Peter  J.  Luvster, 
major  first  squadron. 

Captains — Archibald  Deforest,  vice  Sill,  promoted;  Cornelius  P. 
Luvster,  vice  Luyster,  promoted:  Abraham  L.  Van  Benthuysen, 
vice  Pitcher,  resigned;  Elijah  Castle,  vice  Dibble,  resigned. 

First  lieutenants — Lewis  Stebbins,  junior.  Andrew  Stockholm, 
Nathan  Beckwith,  Gustavus  A.  Dibblee. 

Second  lieutenants — Larry  Lawrence,  Benjamin  A.  Sleight,  Wil- 
liam P.  Stoutenbergh,  William  Stevenson. 

Cornets — Ferris  Cary,  Benjamin  Roe,  junior,  Benjamin  A.  Vre- 
denbergh,  Henry  Sherwood. 

ONEIDA    COUNTY. 

Sixth  regiment  of  cavalry: 

William  Pixley,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Trowbridge,  deceased;  John 
Knox,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Hart,  moved;  Elijah  F.  Tracy,  cornet, 
vice  Ames,  resigned. 

Henry  Lynch,  captain,  vice  Spencer,  do;  Simon  Mattisoii,  second 
lieutenant,  vice  Blair,  moved;  Thomas  Hawley,  cornet,  vice  Matti- 
son,  promoted. 

JEFFERSON    COUNTY. 

Second  squadron: 

Edmund  Littlefield,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Salisbury,  resigned; 
George  Dorsteder,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Hart,  resigned;  Edmund 
Mantle,  cornet. 

OTSEGO    COUNTY. 

Eleventh  regiment  of  cavalry: 

Russell  Williams,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  (Yolckert  Peter)  Van 
Rensselaer,  resigned. 


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1816. 

NEW  YORK  COUNTY. 

First  brigade  of  horse  artillery: 

Jacob  Dyckman,  brigade  inspector,  vice  (Fanning  C.)  Tucker, 
resigned. 

GENESEE    COUNTY. 

Twelfth  regiment  of  cavalry: 

Lyman  King,  cornet. 

Gideon  T.  Jenkins,  captain,  vice  Wilson,  resigned;  Silas  C.  Fergo, 
first  lieutenant;  Simeon  R.  Glasin,  second  lieutenant;  Alexander 
Jackels,  junior,  cornet. 

ONTARIO    COUNTY. 

John  Hatch,  cornet;  Tabor  Ward,  quartermaster. 

Eighth  regiment  of  cavalry : 

Nathan  Cash,  captain,  vice  Ogden,  resigned;  Samuel  Haskins, 
first  lieutenant,  vice  Culver,  refused;  William  Wilbur,  second  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Cash,  promoted;  Benjamin  Chittenden,  cornet,  vice 
Scoby. 

ROCKLAND    COUNTY. 

Eighty-third  regiment  of  infantry:  1516 

July 

Peter  Blauvelt,  major.  s- 

Abraham  Storms,  captain;  James  Swartwout,  lieutenant;  Garret  G. 
Snediker,  ensign. 

Abraham  Hogencamp,  captain;  Isaac  B.  Van  Houten,  lieutenant; 
Archibald  Cassidy,  lieutenant;  Mathew  Garnee,  ensign. 

Dowah  A.  Blauvelt,  captain;  Dowah  Blauvelt,  lieutenant;  Garret 
Garrison,  ensign. 

Joseph  De  La  Montangee,  captain;  Thomas  Dykins,  lieutenant; 
John  De  Grote,  ensign. 

Henry  Christie,  captain;  Holstead  S.  Gurnee,  lieutenant;  Benja- 
min Firman,  ensign. 

Samuel  De  Ronda,  captain;  Henry  Tinkey,  lieutenant;  John  Jar- 
sey,  ensign. 


1816. 


1720  Annual  Report  of  the 

One  Hundred  and  Sixtieth  regiment: 

Nicholas  Gesner,  colonel,*  vice  Blauvelt,  resigned;  Michael  Sal- 
yer,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Gesner,  promoted;  Frederick  Barbaro, 
major,  vice  Salyer,  promoted. 

Captains — John  T.  Young,  Matthias  A.  Conklin. 

Lieutenants — Stephen  Hernion,  John  A.  Harring,  David  D. 
Brower. 

Ensigns — Abraham  Myers,  Anthony  May,  Nicholas  Gesner, 
junior,  Peter  Smith,  Teunis  C.  Blauvelt. 

JEFFERSON    COUNTY. 

The  Commander-in-chief  having  organized  a  battalion  in  the 
county  of  Jefferson,  the  following  appointments  are  made  therein: 

John  Howe,  major  commandant;  Sylvius  Hoard,  adjutant;  Joseph 
Smith,  quartermaster;  Zebulon  H.  Cooper,  paymaster;  Samuel  Ran- 
dale,  surgeon;  John  Spencer,  surgeon's  mate. 

Captains — Horatio  G.  Bethrong,  William  Claghorn,  John  C.  Fos- 
ter, Enoch  Griffen. 

Lieutenants — Alfred  Davis,  Rockwell  Barns,  Roswell  Wilder, 
Thomas  Brayton,  junior. 

Ensigns — John  Bethrong,  John  Parker,  John  Gill,  Stephen  Lewis. 

ONEIDA    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Fifty-seventh  regiment  (of  which  Caleb  Clark 
is  lieutenant  colonel  commandant): 

Rifle  company — Archibald  T.  Frink,  captain;  Jay  Hatheway,  lieu- 
tenant: Asa  T.  Smith,  ensign. 

NEW   YORK   COUNTY. 

Eleventh  regiment  of  artillery: 

Aaron    Forman,    lieutenant    colonel,    vice    Bremner,    resigned; 

*  This  is  the  first  appointment  of  a  colonel  under  the  resolution  of  the  council  of  this 
date.     See  page  63. — State  Historian. 


State  Historian.  1721 

George  W.  Brown,  major,  vice  Forman,  promoted — with  rank  from 
March  22,  1816. 

Third  regiment  of  artillery : 

Stephen  A.  Rich,  major,  vice  T.  L.  Rich,  resigned — with  rank 
from  March  22,  181 6. 

ONEIDA    COUNTY. 

New  company  of  artillery,  Eighth  regiment: 
Joseph  Grant,  captain;  Warham  Whitney,  first  lieutenant;  William 
Peckham,  second  lieutenant. 

NEW   YORK    COUNTY. 

Eighty-second  regiment: 

Lieutenant  Gulian  Le  Roy  McEvers,  paymaster,  vice  Lush, 
declined. 

Ensigns — Thomas  W.  Henry,  vice  Lush,  declined  to  accept;  John 
S.  Smith,  vice  Craig,  do;  George  Reynolds,  vice  Griswold,  do; 
William  Bogert,  vice  Leveridge,  do. 

One  Hundred  and  Twenty-fifth  regiment: 

David  Banks,  junior,  captain,  vice  Edgar,  resigned;  John  Hildrith, 
lieutenant,  vice  Banks,  promoted — with  rank  from  March  22,  1816; 
Joseph  Knapp,  lieutenant,  vice  Pell,  appointed  adjutant;  Samuel  B. 
Myrick,  ensign,  vice  Hildreth,  promoted;  Francis  R.  Fellow,  do, 
vice  Knapp,  promoted. 

One  Hundred  and  Forty-second  regiment: 

Captains — Samuel  W.  Jones,  vice  Delancey,  moved;  Charles 
Watts,  vice  Burret,  moved. 

Lieutenants — William  S.  Smith,  vice  Jones,  promoted;  Charles 
Mapes,  vice  Watts,  promoted;  Samuel  B.  Nicoll,  junior,  vice  Wal- 
worth, moved. 

Ensigns — John  L.  Graham,  vice  Smith,  promoted;  Robert  M. 
Blackwell,  vice  Mapes,  promoted;  Josiah  H.  Coggeshall,  vice  Nicoll, 
promoted;  Thomas  D.  Miller. 


1816. 


1816. 


1722  Annual  Report  of  the 

albany  county. 

Eighty-ninth  regiment: 

John  Lush,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Beekman,  resigned;  Gerrit 
La  Grange,  major,  vice  Lush,  promoted. 

Hallenbake  Stafford,  captain,  vice  Willett,  declined;  Henry  B. 
Davis,  lieutenant,  vice  Dennison,  promoted;  James  Black,  lieutenant, 
vice  Stafford,  promoted;  Daniel  Skinner,  ensign,  vice  Black,  pro- 
moted; Hezekiah  Ketchum,  ensign. 

Captains — Jacob  Lansing,  vice  Carpenter,  resigned ;  Coenradt  Ten 
Eyck,  vice  Dennison,  do. 

Lieutenants — Calvin  Boynton,  vice  Jenkins,  moved;  Harman  V. 
Hart,  vice  Crary,  moved;  Rufus  Putnam,  vice  Lansing,  promoted; 
John  O.  Cole,  vice  Ten  Eyck,  do;  Nicholas  N.  Quackenbush,  junior, 
vice  Kinnicut,  moved;  Henry  Loucks,  vice  Lewis,  resigned. 

Ensigns— William  H.  Wright,  vice  Hart,  promoted;  Jacob 
Lansing,  vice  Putnam,  promoted;  Selah  R.  Hobby,  vice  Cole,  pro- 
moted; John  P.  Jones,  vice  Requa,  moved;  Hallock  Thorne,  vice 
Quackenbush,  promoted;  Hugh  P.  Welch,  vice  Loucks,  promoted. 

DUTCHESS    COUNTY. 

James  Tallmadge,  junior,  to  be  brigadier  general  of  the  twentieth 
brigade  of  infantry,  vice  Heermance. 

Twenty-ninth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Benjamin  Fitch,  captain,  vice  Boyce,  resigned;  Seneca  Haight, 
lieutenant,  vice  Fitch,  promoted;  Avery  L.  Herrick,  ensign,  vice 
Rider,  resigned. 

Eighty-fourth  regiment: 

John  Brush,  colonel,  vice  Tallmadge,  promoted;  Randall  S.  Street, 
lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Brush,  promoted;  Henry  A.  Livingston, 
major,  vice  Street,  promoted;  Joseph  H.  Cunningham,  adjutant, 
vice  Livingston,  promoted. 


State  Historian.  1723 

new  york  county. 
Fifty-first  regiment: 

Thatcher  T.  Payne,  ensign,  with  rank  from  March  22,  1816. 

SCHENECTADY    COUNTY. 

First  regiment  of  artillery: 

Jacob  Van  Antwirp,  captain,  vice  W.  Dunlap,  resigned;  Evert 
Frears,  first  lieutenant;  John  Clarke,  second  lieutenant. 

COLUMBIA    COUNTY. 

Forty-seventh  regiment  of  infantry: 

Complaints  having  been  presented  to  the  Council  of  Appointment 
of  the  violation  of  the  rank  and  rights  of  Captains  Abraham  L. 
Fonda  and  George  Anderson  of  the  Forty-seventh  regiment  of  infan- 
try by  the  appointment  of  Barnabas  Waterman  to  be  first  major  of 
said  regiment,  and  the  said  appointment  having  been  made  upon 
the  return  of  Jacob  R.  Van  Rensselaer,  esquire,  lieutenant  colonel 
commandant  of  said  regiment: 

Resolved,  that  the  said  lieutenant  colonel  commandant  be 
requested  to  communicate  to  this  Council  by  Monday  the  fifteenth 
instant  at  eleven  o'clock  in  the  forenoon  at  the  Council  room  in  the 
City  Hall  of  the  city  of  New  York  the  reasons  and  causes  of  his  hav- 
ing returned  at  the  last  session  of  the  Council  the  said  Barnabas 
Waterman  as  entitled  to  promotion  to  the  first  majority  when  there 
were  other  and  senior  officers  of  said  regiment  entitled  thereto. 

WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

Fiftieth  regiment: 

Thaddeus  Stevens,  captain,  vice  Harkness,  resigned. 

NEW    YORK    COUNTY. 

Second  regiment  of  artillery : 

John  Bloodgood,  major,  vice  Varick,  resigned. 


1816. 


1816. 


1724  Annual  Report  of  the 

Timothy  Mills,  captain  (to  rank  from  March  22,  1816),  vice  Blood- 
good,  promoted;  William  Onderdonk  and  Abraham  Tanner,  first 
lieutenants. 

Captains — John  L.  Morton,  Daniel  Remsen,  John  Ferris,  Jacob 
Harris,  William  Bakewell. 

First  lieutenants — John  Binson,  John  A.  Lent,  Abraham  Van 
Cleef,  Joseph  M.  Clarke. 

Second  lieutenants — Robert  Phillips,  Charles  McLean. 

Major  Dunscomb's  battalion  of  Governors  Guard: 

John  J.  Mumford,  captain,  vice  Rogers,  resigned;  John  Muir,  first 
lieutenant;  Joseph  P.  Smith,  second  lieutenant. 

Noah  W.  Marsh,  cornet  in  Captain  (Daniel  W.)  Crocker's  com- 
pany of  horse  artillery;  Archibald  Rogers,  second  lieutenant  and 
adjutant;  Samuel  S.  Howland,  second  lieutenant  and  quartermaster; 
John  H.  Hill,  paymaster. 

ALBANY  AND    RENSSELAER    COUNTIES. 

Second  regiment  of  riflemen: 

Captains — Henry  Stockwell,  vice  Dole,  moved;  Cornelius  Koon, 
vice  Deforest,  resigned;  John  Harris,  vice  Tripp,  do;  John  Winters, 
vice  Birdsall,  promoted. 

Lieutenants — Oran  D.  Barrows,  vice  Winters,  do;  Abraham 
Conklin,  vice  Harris,  do;  George  Noyes,  vice  Koon,  do;  Cortlandt 
Schuyler,  vice  Tanner,  resigned. 

Ensigns — Daniel  Townsend;  Ira  Bragg;  Rynier  Van  Alstyne,  vice 
Koon,  promoted;  Hugh  Erwin,  vice  Slingerland,  promoted. 

APPOINTMENT   OF   COLONELS.* 

The  Council  directed  the  following  resolutions  to  be  entered: 
Resolved,  that  the  several  persons  now  holding  the  commissions 

*  No  colonels  had  been  appointed  in  the  state  militia  since  1782.  See  page  63. — 
State  Historian. 


State  Historian.  1725 

of  lieutenant  colonel  in  the  several  regiments  of  infantry,  artillery, 
cavalry,  horse  artillery  and  riflemen  of  this  State  be  deemed  and 
respected  as  colonels  from  and  after  the  first  day  of  May  last  and 
that  their  relative  rank  as  colonels  shall  be  the  same  as  their  present 
relative  rank;  that  all  first  majors  be  deemed  and  respected  as  lieu- 
tenant colonels  and  shall  have  the  same  relative  rank  as  lieutenant 
colonels  which  they  now  have  as  first  majors;  and  the  said  lieutenant 
colonels  and  first  majors  are  hereby  respectively  appointed  to  said 
offices  with  such  relative  rank  accordingly. 

Resolved,  that  the  adjutant  general  forthwith  cause  a  list  or 
roster  of  the  lieutenant  colonels  and  first  majors  embraced  in  the 
preceding  resolution  with  the  dates  of  their  respective  commissions 
to  be  made  out,  certified  and  filed  in  the  office  of  the  secretary  of 
this  State  and  that  the  secretary  issue  new  commissions  to  them  as 
colonels  and  lieutenant  colonels  respectively  with  rank  from  the 
dates  of  their  present  commissions  according  to  the  act  of  Congress 
passed  twentieth  of  April,  1816. 

NEW   YORK   COUNTY. 

Tenth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Lewis  G.  Irving,  captain;  Philip  V.  Hoffman,  do,  vice  Woodhall, 
resigned;  William  Russel,  ensign,  vice  Hoffman,  promoted;  Gilbert 
T.  Snowden,  ensign,  vice  Russel,  promoted. 

Fifty-first  regiment: 

Henry  W.  Warner,  lieutenant. 

ESSEX    COUNTY. 

A  battalion  having  been  organized  in  the  fortieth  brigade,  the 
following  appointments  were  made,  viz: 

Jeduthan  Case,  major  commandant;  Silas  H.  Genison,  adjutant; 
Joseph  Weed,  paymaster;  Stephen  Morse,  quartermaster;  Levi 
Willcox,  surgeon. 


1816. 


1816. 


1726  Annual  Report  of  the 

John  Allen,  captain;  Ebenezer  Robarts,  lieutenant;  Nathaniel  Mil- 
ler, junior,  ensign. 

Thirty-seventh  regiment: 

Abraham  Akin,  junior,  second  major. 

A  new  company  of  light  infantry  having  been  formed  in  the  for- 
tieth brigade,  the  following  appointments  were  made: 

Martin  James  Aikin,  captain;  Allanson  Higby,  lieutenant;  Joseph 
Hoffnagle,  ensign. 

ONONDAGA    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Forty-seventh  regiment: 

Michael  Mead,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Wood,  moved;  Salmon 
Thayer,  major,  vice  Mead,  promoted. 

Lieutenants — Christopher  Bulkley,  vice  Morey,  promoted;  John 
Griffen,  junior,  vice  Waller,  moved;  Orin  Hall. 

Ensigns — John  Finley,  vice  Bulkley,  promoted;  Truman  Doud, 
vice  Griffen,  promoted. 

One  Hundred  and  Fifty-ninth  regiment: 

Elijah  Bowen,  captain;  Lewis  Smith,  lieutenant,  vice  Chapman, 
moved;  Charles  Smith,  ensign,  vice  Smith,  promoted;  John  Gardner, 
ensign,  vice  Van  Houten,  promoted. 

Ninety-eighth  regiment : 

Norris  Case,  colonel,  vice  Hill,  resigned;  Asa  Wells,  lieutenant 
colonel,  vice  Case,  promoted;  Jabez  Castle,  major,  vice  Wells,  pro- 
moted; Seymour  Coe,  quartermaster. 

Thomas  Newill,  captain,  vice  Castle,  promoted;  Zora  E.  Hayden, 
lieutenant,  vice  Newill,  promoted;  Lewis  Lankton,  ensign,  vice  Hay- 
den, promoted;  Joshua  Coleman,  ensign,  vice  Weston,  resigned; 
Samuel  Cole,  lieutenant,  vice  Bailey,  moved;  Johnson  Hall,  ensign, 
vice  Cole,  promoted. 

Daniel  Candy,  junior,  captain,  vice  Potter,  moved;  Simon  Suther- 


State  Historian.  1727 

land,  lieutenant,  vice  Candy,  promoted;  Samuel  Hart,  ensign;  Wil- 
liam Phelps,  lieutenant,  vice  Shankland,  resigned;  Eber  Benton, 
ensign. 

Gilbert  Jackson,  captain,  vice  Mason,  resigned;  William  Ducat, 
ensign,  vice  Cook,  declined;  James  Medlir,  ensign  light  infantry,  vice 
Coe,  promoted. 

Sixteenth  regiment: 

Gabriel  Tappen,  colonel,  vice  Chandler,  resigned;  Michael  Red- 
man, lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Tappen,  promoted;  Truman  Adams, 
major,  vice  Hopping,  resigned;  Jonathan  Dickinson,  adjutant,  vice 
Adams,  promoted;  Charles  H.  Toll,  quartermaster,  vice  Dickinson, 
promoted. 

Seth  Warner,  captain,  vice  Tappen,  promoted;  Ira  Barnes,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Warner,  promoted;  Henry  Warner,  ensign,  vice  Barnes, 
promoted. 

Captains — John  Bailey,  vice  Redman,  promoted;  John  Stephens, 
vice  Bracker,  resigned;  Harold  White,  vice  Parish,  resigned. 

Lieutenants — Tunis  Kester,  vice  North,  moved;  John  Ward,  vice 
Stevens,  promoted;  John  L.  Cooper,  vice  Josiah  Parish,  declined. 

Ensigns — Isaac  Scutt,  vice  Bailey,  promoted;  Loyd  Williams,  vice 
Ward,  promoted;  James  Wells,  vice  Veeder,  resigned. 

A  new  regiment  having  been  organized  from  the  Sixteenth  regi- 
ment of  infantry  by  the  name  of  the  One  Hundred  and  Seventy- 
second  regiment,  the  following  appointments  are  made,  viz: 

One  Hundred  and  Seventy-second  regiment: 

James  Adams,  colonel;  Stephen  Tappen,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice 
Adams,  promoted;  Stephen  Brace,  major;  Edward  Bronson,  adju- 
tant; Daniel  Hawks,  junior,  quartermaster;  Walter  Colton,  surgeon; 
Charlora  Adams,  surgeon's  mate. 

Captains — Daniel  Ayer,  vice  Tappen,  promoted;  Daniel  Hugunin, 
junior,  vice  Brace,  promoted. 


1816. 


1816. 


1728  Annual  Report  of  the 

Lieutenants — Peter  Emerick,  vice  Ayer,  promoted;  Samuel  L. 
Voorhees;  John  H.  Gillis,  vice  Rice,  resigned. 

Ensigns — George  Emerick,  vice  Emerick,  promoted;  Erastus 
Todd;  Daniel  Carroll,  vice  Voorhees,  promoted;  Asa  Dudley,  vice 
Gillis,  promoted;  John  Schenck,  vice  Moore,  declined. 

Battalion  organized  from  the  One  Hundred  and  Forty-seventh 
regiment: 

John  G.  Forbes,  major  commandant;  Joseph  Smith,  adjutant; 
Heman  Ward,  quartermaster;  Hezekiah  L.  Granger,  surgeon,  vice 
Jackson,  resigned. 

Captains — Amos  P.  Granger;  Ralph  R.  Phelps;  Walter  Wardon; 
Alvan  Marsh;  James  Olcutt,  vice  Cobb,  resigned;  Charles  Gardner, 
vice  Granger,  promoted. 

Lieutenants — Stephen  Hungerford;  Joseph  Smith,  vice  Gardiner, 
promoted;  Oliver  Teal;  Henry  Kellogg,  vice  Olcutt,  promoted; 
Charles  Palmer. 

Ensigns — John  B.  Johnson,  vice  Smith,  promoted;  James  Sasson, 
vice  Hungerford,  promoted;  Seth  B.  Kellogg,  vice  Foster,  resigned; 
William  Huntly. 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Fifty-fifth  regiment: 

Martin  Van  Alstyne,  major,  vice  Higbee,  promoted. 

Captains — Robert  Christie  (light  infantry),  vice  Lyon,  moved; 
Artemus  Osgood,  vice  Adriance,  resigned;  Jacob  P.  Barringer,  vice 
Barringer,  resigned;  Samuel  B.  Hedges,  vice  Ballard,  resigned. 

Lieutenants — Dutcher  Slawson  (light  infantry),  vice  King, 
resigned;  Philip  S.  Redfield,  with  rank  from  March  22,  1816,  vice 
Osgood;  John  P.  Barringer,  vice  Barringer,  promoted;  Barnard 
Whyland,  vice  Coons,  moved;  Leonard  Morrison,  vice  Swartwout, 
moved;  Nathaniel  Morey,  vice  Hedges,  promoted. 


State  Historian.  1729 

Ensigns — Nathaniel  Smyth  (light  infantry),  vice  Slawson,  pro- 
moted; James  Ladieu,  vice  Miller,  declined;  Henry  S.  Kinney;  Reu- 
ben Searles,  vice  Whyland,  promoted;  Philip  Dater;  Rums  Barton, 
vice  Morey,  promoted. 

Seventy-eighth  regiment : 

Benjamin  Walworth,  surgeon's  mate,  vice  Joslin,  moved. 

Captains — Noah  Baker,  vice  Wright,  resigned;  Derick  C.  Van 
Vechten,  vice  Williams,  resigned;  Thomas  Kemp  (light  infantry).,, 
vice  Shepherd,  moved;  George  Tucker,  vice  Pearce,  moved. 

Lieutenants — Cyrus  Graves,  vice  Baker,  promoted;  Elijah  Bennet, 
vice  Van  Vechten,  promoted;  Nathaniel  Bosworth,  junior,  vice 
Holmes,  moved;  Reuben  Clarke  (light  infantry),  vice  Kemp,  moved; 
Wait  Broughton,  vice  Tucker,  promoted. 

Ensigns — Josiah  A.  Ingham;  Wheeler  Bennet;  Samuel  S.  Hyde, 
vice  Bosworth,  promoted;  Jacob  Martin,  junior  (light  infantry),  vice 
Clarke,  promoted;  Isaac  Bovie. 

Forty-fifth  regiment: 

Rodolphus  J.  F.  Rouse,  surgeon's  mate. 

Captains — Christopher  J.  Yates,  vice  Groesbeck,  resigned;  John 
Van  Dusen,  vice  (Stephen  L.)  Viele,  moved. 

Lieutenants — James  Van  Antwerp,  vice  Yates,  promoted;  Francis 
Ingraham,  vice  Van  Dusen,  promoted. 

Ensigns — Jacob  W.  Groesbeck,  vice  Van  Antwerp,  promoted; 
John  Tyler,  vice  Ingraham,  promoted. 

Eighty-sixth  regiment: 

Aaron  Worthington,  colonel,  vice  Reynolds,  resigned;  Benjamin 
Babcock,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Palmer,  resigned;  Hezekiah  Hull, 
major. 

Captains — Daniel    Palmer,    vice    Babcock,   promoted;   Jonathan 
109 


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1816. 


1730  Annual  Report  of  the 

Berry,  vice  Hull,  promoted;  Otis  Gould,  vice  Ammidon,  resigned; 
Joshua  Randall,  vice  Coon,  resigned. 

Lieutenants — George  Armsbury,  vice  Palmer,  promoted;  James 
Dennison,  vice  Berry,  promoted;  George  Horton,  vice  Gould,  pro- 
moted; Squire  Allen,  vice  Maxan  (David  Maxson,  third),  resigned. 

Ensigns — Benjamin  B.  Randall,  vice  Armsbury,  promoted; 
Joseph  R.  Greenfield,  vice  Dennison,  promoted;  Jesse  E.  Roberts, 
vice  Horton,  promoted ;  Jeremiah  Allen,  vice  Brimmingothout  (John 
Brimningslouht),  promoted;  George  Hakes,  vice  Randall,  promoted. 

Light  Infantry — Virnam  Jones,  lieutenant,  vice  Worthington, 
resigned;  Alpheus  Dumbleton,  ensign,  vice  Abner  Brooks,  do. 

Forty-third  regiment: 

Captains — Anthony  Ten  Eyck,  vice  Huyck,  resigned;  John  Gar- 
rison, vice  Conklin,  deceased;  John  T.  Herrington,  vice  Smith, 
moved. 

Lieutenants — John  N.  Kittle;  William  Bedel,  vice  Filkins,  moved; 
John  Haiks,  junior. 

Ensigns — Zina  Bosworth;  Daniel  B.  Wilcox,  vice  Yates,  moved; 
Andrew  Boughton. 

NEW   YORK   COUNTY. 

Seventy-fifth  regiment: 

Captains — Harvey  Weed,  vice  McClure,  resigned;  Richard  E. 
Mount,  vice  Cooper,  resigned;  William  Geib,  vice  Schermerhorn, 
resigned;  Joseph  W.  Duryee. 

Lieutenants — Benjamin  A.  Waldron,  vice  Weed,  promoted;  Rod- 
ney Wilbur,  vice  Mount,  promoted;  Eber  Wheaton,  vice  Geib,  pro- 
moted; Richard  R.  Woodward,  vice  Duryee,  promoted;  John  Col- 
lard,  vice  Everitt,  resigned;  Richard  Kain. 

Ensigns — Lewis  Pearsall,  vice  Waldron,  promoted;  Henry  Shel- 
ters, vice  Wilbur,  promoted;  Charles  David  Maltbie,  vice  Wheaton, 


State  Historian.  1731 

promoted;  William  B.  Stanford,  vice  Woodward,  do;  Benjamin  H. 
Jones,  vice  Collard,  do;  John  Wood,  junior,  vice  Kain,  do. 

Eighty-fifth  regiment: 

Robert  C.  Livingston,  quartermaster,  vice  Watts,  promoted. 

Captains — James  N.  Gifford,  vice  Strachan,  resigned;  Henry  E. 
Ingraham,  vice  Turnbull,  do;  Charles  Osborne,  vice  Livingston, 
transferred  to  staff;  James  J.  Jones. 

Lieutenants — Isaac  C.  Jones,  vice  Gifford,  promoted;  Edwin  Cald- 
well, vice  Ingraham,  promoted;  Curtis  C.  Clarke,  vice  Osborn, 
promoted. 

Ensigns — Charles  A.  Vanden  Heuvel  (with  rank  from  May  25, 
1816);  John  A.  Taylor,  vice  Jones,  promoted;  George  W.  Bruen, 
vice  Caldwell,  promoted;  Nicholas  Low,  junior,  vice  Clarke,  pro- 
moted; Thomas  B.  Stokes,  vice  Duryee,  declining. 

Ninety-seventh  regiment : 

Captains — John  Rogers,  vice  Lockwood,  resigned;  William  L. 
Morris,  vice  Underhill,  moved;  John  Bard  Pendleton,  vice  Slossen, 
resigned;  Frederick  William  Rhinelander. 

Lieutenants — Samuel  Townsend,  vice  Rodgers,  promoted;  Isaac 
Clason,  vice  W.  L.  Morris,  promoted;  William  G.  Bucknor,  vice 
Pendleton,  promoted;  James  R.  Dodge,  vice  Van  Tassel,  resigned; 
Valentine  N.  Livingston,  vice  Morris,  moved. 

Ensigns — John  Reade  Stuyvesant,  vice  Townsend,  promoted; 
Bernard  Rhinelander,  vice  Clason,  promoted;  Benjamin  Hilton, 
junior,  vice  Bucknor,  promoted;  James  J.  Roosevelt,  vice  Dodge, 
promoted;  John  L.  Graham,  vice  Livingston,  do;  Piatt  H.  Crosby. 

One  Hundred  and  Sixth  regiment: 

Lieutenants — George  W.  Dunscomb,  vice  Van  Kleeck,  resigned; 
Jacob  A.  Robertson,  vice  Thorborn,  do ;  Jacob  W.  Clock. 

Ensigns — John  Clendining,  junior,  vice  Dunscomb,  promoted; 


1816. 


1816. 


1732  Annual  Report  of  the 

Simon  W.  Tompkins,  vice  Robertson,  promoted;  Garret  Anderson, 
vice  Clock,  promoted. 

One  Hundred  and  Fifteenth  regiment: 

Captains — George  S.  Doughty,  vice  Smith,  promoted;  Egbert 
Van  Buren,  vice  Stevenson,  transferred:  Charles  Oakley,  vice  Sol- 
omon, resigned. 

Lieutenants — Henry  Young,  vice  Doughty,  promoted;  Robert 
G.  L.  DePeyster,  vice  Van  Buren,  promoted;  Peter  Force,  vice  Oak- 
ley, promoted;  John  Snifren,  vice  Passman,  resigned;  William  Mart- 
ling,  vice  McGahaghan,  moved. 

Ensigns — Joseph  Demaray,  junior,  vice  Young,  promoted;  Peter 
W.  Spicer,  vice  DePeyster,  promoted;  William  Timpson,  vice  Force, 
promoted;  Samuel  Holmes,  vice  Snifren,  promoted;  David  Harrison,, 
vice  Martling,  promoted;  Frederick  De  Peyster,  junior,  vice  Bissel, 
resigned;  Abraham  Phillips;  Timothy  J.  Bloomfield. 

Xinth  regiment  of  artillery: 

Martin  W.  Brett,  second  lieutenant  and  adjutant,  vice  Smith, 
resigned;  Nicholas  B.  Van  Brunt,  second  lieutenant  and  paymaster. 

GREENE    COUNTY. 

Fifth  regiment  of  artillery  (new  company) : 

David  Scott,  captain;  Frederick  Fitch,  first  lieutenant;  Anthony 
Cooley,  second  lieutenant. 

SCHOHARIE    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Fourth  regiment  of  infantry:    . 

Lewis  J.  Patchin,  adjutant,  vice  Atwood,  removed. 

Captains — Benjamin  Hickock,  Aaron  Lane,  Benjamin  Bruce. 

Lieutenants — Jonathan  Knapp,  Cornelius  Bailey. 

Ensigns — James  Morris,  Elisha  Graves,  John  Cornwell. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirteenth  regiment: 

Edward  McDaniel,  ensign,  vice  Ackerly,  resigned. 


State  Historian.  1733 

1816. 

NIAGARA    COUNTY. 

Thirteenth  regiment: 

Nathaniel  S.  White,  adjutant,  vice  Smith,  promoted. 

Captains — Almon  Ford,  John  Stranahan,  Orange  Mansfield, 
Horatio  G.  Kelsey. 

Lieutenants — Lyman  Parsons,  Robert  Simpson,  John  Boyers, 
Francis  Lincoln. 

Ensigns — Ephraim  S.  Kelsey,  Jesse  S.  Greenman,  David  Miner, 
Milo  Harris. 

Twelfth  regiment  of  cavalry  (new  troop): 

Osiol  Smith,  captain;  David  S.  Conkey,  first  lieutenant;  Reuben 
Thayer,  second  lieutenant;  Samuel  Cotton,  cornet. 

CATTARAUGUS    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Seventy-third  regiment  (a  new  regiment  in  the 
fifth  brigade  of  infantry): 

Joseph  McClure,  colonel;  Josiah  Robinson,  lieutenant  colonel; 
Solomon  Curtis,  major;  Royal  Tifft,  adjutant;  Orlando  C.  Fuller, 
quartermaster;  Richard  Green,  paymaster;  Jonathan  Griffen,  sur- 
geon. 

Captains — Ebenezer  Reid,  junior,  Earl  Sawyer,  Ira  Waterman, 
Timothy  Butler,  Lewis  Wooster. 

Lieutenants — Ezra  Thornton,  James  Reynolds,  John  King,  Moses 
Warner,  junior,  Benjamin  Chamberlain. 

Ensigns — Barzilla  Wells,  Simon  Walkinds,  Thomas  Farnsworth, 
Julius  C.  Underwood,  Jared  Benedict. 

OTSEGO    COUNTY. 

Sixtieth  regiment: 

Erastus  Crafts,  colonel,  vice  Mumford,  resigned;  Joseph  Gardner, 
lieutenant  colonel;  Asa  Eddy,  major. 

Nathan  Eldred,  captain;  Samuel  Bixby,  do;  Aaron  Lane,  lieu- 
tenant; William  Wellman,  ensign. 


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1734  Annual  Report  of  the 

ontario  county. 
Seventh  regiment  of  artillery: 

Asahel  Morse,  captain,  vice  Stevens,  resigned;  Levi  B.  Wood- 
ward, first  lieutenant,  vice  Morse,  promoted. 

JEFFERSON    COUNTY. 

Seventy-sixth  regiment : 

Ensigns — Deodatus  Babbit;  Henry  Delano  (in  rifle  company); 
Thomas  McMullin;  Miner  Manvill. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Second  squadron,  Fifth  regiment  of  cavalry: 

John  N.  Houck,  captain;  Eliphalet  Ackerman,  first  lieutenant; 
John  C.  Whitbeck,  second  lieutenant;  Frederick  Powell,  cornet. 

Eighth  division  of  infantry: 

Aaron  Clarke,  Gabriel  North,  junior,  aids  de  camp  to  Major  Gen- 
eral Root  of  the  eighth  division. 

SCHOHARIE    COUNTY. 

Resolved  that  Asa  Atwood  be  no  longer  adjutant  of  the  One  Hun- 
dred and  Fourth  regiment  of  infantry  and  that  a  supersedeas  issue 
accordingly. 

DELAWARE    COUNTY. 

Seventieth  regiment: 

David  Mitchell,  captain,  vice  Porter,  resigned;  Eleazer  Wright, 
junior,  lieutenant;  Timothy  Beebe,  ensign. 

DUTCHESS    COUNTY. 

Fourth  regiment  of  artillery: 

Jonathan  Reynolds,  lieutenant  colonel;  Philip  N.  Bonesteel, 
major. 

Captains — Leonard  Thomson;  Lemuel  Wheeler;  Cornelius  J. 
Swartwout. 


State  Historian.  1735 

First  lieutenants — Peter  Ryfenbergh;  Ezra  L.  Barret;  James  A. 
Stoutenbergh. 

Second  lieutenants — John  B.  Latham,  William  Van  Alstyne. 

SCHOHARIE    COUNTY. 

Eighteenth  regiment  of  infantry : 

Philip  Dreesbach,  captain,  vice  Snyder,  resigned;  Pardon  Wilber, 
lieutenant,  vice  Dreesbach,  promoted;  George  Lawrence,  ensign, 
vice  Wilber,  promoted. 

SARATOGA    COUNTY. 

First  regiment  of  artillery : 

Joshua  Palmerston,  second  lieutenant,  in  Captain  Drake's 
company. 

MONTGOMERY    COUNTY. 

Benjamin  Manny,  captain,  vice  P.  DeGraff,  resigned;  Levi  Pawl- 
ing, first  lieutenant;  Basteyan  Martin,  second  lieutenant;  Jacob 
Graof,  second  lieutenant. 

Jacob  Coopman,  captain,  vice  Timerman,  resigned;  Nathaniel 
Stuart,  do,  vice  Foot,  resigned;  Walter  Farmin,  first  lieutenant; 
John  Jenkins,  second  lieutenant;  Hezekiah  R.  Hoyt,  first  lieutenant. 

Daniel  C.  Fox,  adjutant  First  regiment  of  artillery. 

HERKIMER   COUNTY. 

Fortieth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Abel  Fowler,  captain. 

Lieutenants — Daniel  Conant,  junior;  Oliver  Breed. 

Ensigns — Samuel  Thomas;  Alvin  Norton. 

MADISON    COUNTY. 

Battalion  of  horse  artillery: 

Joseph  Bruce,  second  major,  vice  Cady,  resigned;  William 
Bridge,  quartermaster. 


1816. 


1816. 


1736  Annual  Report  of  the 

Captains — Isaac  Lewis;  David  Beecher. 
First  lieutenants — Rutherford  Barker;  Solomon  Brown. 
Second  lieutenants — Orrin  McClure;  Thomas  Cary. 
Cornets — Uri  Leland;  Barnardt  Nellis. 

ULSTER    COUNTY. 

Ninety-second  regiment  of  infantry: 

Jacob  Deyo,  colonel,  vice  Hardenbergh,  moved;  Joseph  Deyo, 
lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Deyo,  promoted;  Josiah  Dubois,  major,  vice 
Tuthill,  moved;  Job  G.  Elmore,  adjutant,  vice  Dubois,  promoted. 

John  W.  Deyo,  lieutenant;  Ezekiel  Sparks,  do,  vice  Fancher, 
promoted. 

Thaddeus  Fancher,  captain,  vice  Deyo,  promoted;  Thomas  B. 
Smith,  ensign;  John  J.  Tenvilliger,  ensign,  vice  Sparks,  promoted. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Ffty-second  regiment: 

Asa  Abbott,  colonel,  vice  Gallup,  promoted;  Jesse  Wood,  lieuten- 
ant colonel,  vice  Abbott,  promoted;  Cornelius  Sear  (Secor),  major, 
vice  Wood,  promoted. 

WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  fifty-fourth  regiment: 

Nathaniel  Frank,  colonel,  vice  Adams,  declined;  Duty  Shumway, 
lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Frank,  promoted. 

Martin  Lee,  major,  vice  Shumway,  promoted;  Benjamin  Leavens, 
quartermaster,  vice  Harnden,  moved. 

Captains — Samuel  Woodard,  vice  Walker,  moved;  Jonathan 
Brown,  junior,  vice  Sill,  resigned. 

Lieutenants — Derick  J.  Wright,  vice  Woodard,  promoted;  Ches- 
ter Dewey,  vice  Sprague,  not  accepted;  Byron  Baker,  vice  Brown, 
promoted. 


State  Historian.  1737 

Ensigns — Hiram  Lawrence,  vice  Dewey,  promoted;  Elihu  Orvis, 
vice  Wright,  promoted;  Lewis  Hurlburt,  vice  Wheeler,  moved; 
Elisha  Richards;  Rufus  McDonald,  vice  Roswel,  moved. 

ONTARIO    COUNTY. 

Seventy-first  regiment: 

Harwood  Baninster,  lieutenant,  vice  Simmons,  promoted;  Elisha 
Peck,  lieutenant,  vice  Salsbury,  moved;  Benjamin  F.  Sheldon, 
ensign;  Darius  Peck,  ensign,  vice  E.  Peck,  promoted. 

Battalion  of  riflemen  commanded  by  J.  Hall,  major  commandant: 

Frederick  Vander  Mark,  captain,  vice  Stanly,  promoted;  William 
Gray,  lieutenant,  vice  Vander  Mark,  promoted;  Ammy  (Ami)  Whit- 
ney, ensign,  vice  Gray,  promoted. 

NEW   YORK    COUNTY. 

Second  regiment  of  horse  artillery: 

David  R.  Dunham,  adjutant  and  first  lieutenant,  with  rank  from 
the  first  day*  of  June,  1814. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Third  regiment  of  cavalry: 

Adam  V.  S.  Thorne,  major,  vice  Young,  resigned. 

First  squadron,  Captain  Vought's  company: 

John  Thornton,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Burdick,  resigned;  John 
Stickles,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Thornton,  promoted;  Abraham 
Vought,  cornet. 

Captain  Winne's  troop — Evert  M.  Barclay,  cornet. 

Second  squadron,  Captain  Rodgers'  troop — Simon  Cranston, 
second  lieutenant. 

LEWIS    COUNTY. 

Forty-sixth  regiment: 

John  Barnes,  colonel,  vice  R.  Coxe,  moved;  Adam  Conkey,  lieu- 
tenant colonel,  vice  Bush,  resigned;  Aaron  Talmadge,  major,  vice 


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1816. 


173%  Annual  Report  of  the 

G.  Shepherd,  resigned;  Baron  S.  Doty,  adjutant,  vice  Barnes,  pro- 
moted: Walter  Martin,  junior,  quartermaster,  vice  Doty,  promoted; 
Royal  D.  Dewey,  surgeon,  vice  W.  Dewey,  resigned. 

Captains— Roswel  Minor,  vice  Conkey,  promoted;  Ashbel  Ste- 
phens; Amos  Miller. 

Lieutenants — Abijah  Potter,  vice  Minor,  promoted;  John  Hough, 
vice  Stephens,  promoted;  Xathan  Burr,  vice  Miller,  promoted;  Ash- 
bel Fox,  junior,  vice  Felshaw,  promoted. 

Ensigns— James  Doty,  vice  Potter,  promoted;  Samuel  Dunton, 
vice  Hough,  promoted;  Ela  Mercian,  vice  Burr,  promoted. 

One  Hundred  and  First  regiment: 

Xathan  Cook,  colonel,  vice  Cobb,  resigned;  Jared  Knapp,  lieu- 
tenant colonel,  vice  Cook,  promoted;  Cyrus  Trowbridge,  major; 
Chester  Buck,  adjutant,*  vice  (William)  Card,  moved. 

Captains — George  Jackson;  Jonathan  Austin;  William  Hillman, 
vice  Trowbridge,  promoted;  Isaiah  Bailey,  vice  Waters,  resigned; 
Green  Wait,  vice  Xewton,  promoted. 

Lieutenants — Phedrus  Carter,  vice  Jackson,  promoted;  Samuel 
Hovey,  vice  Austin,  promoted;  Lemuel  Wood,  vice  Hillman,  pro- 
moted; Charles  Sexton,  vice  Bailey,  promoted;  Reuben  Wait,  vice 
W'ait,  promoted. 

Ensigns — Asahel  Humphrey,  vice  Harvey,  promoted;  Charles 
Dayan,  vice  Wood,  promoted;  William  Shull,  vice  Sexton,  pro- 
moted; Barney  Spalding,  vice  Wait,  promoted. 

JEFFERSON    COUNTY. 

Fifty-fifth  regiment: 

Captains — Amos  Bosworth,  vice  McXitt,  moved;  Benjamin  Bar- 
ney (light  infantry);  Joseph  Graves  (riflemen). 

*  John  Clark  was  appointed  adjutant  April  6,  1815,  vice  Card,  moved.     See  page 
1596  —State  Historian. 


State  Historian.  1739 

Lieutenants — Henry  Knapp,  vice  Bosworth,  promoted;  Jesse  S. 
Woodard  (light  infantry);  Henry  King  (riflemen). 

Ensigns — Daniel  Hardy,  vice  Knapp,  promoted;  Hezekiah  Tif- 
fany, junior,  vice  Fox,  not  accepted;  Azariah  Done  (Doane),  vice 
Hubbard,  promoted;  Asa  Wheelock  (light  infantry). 

NEW   YORK   COUNTY. 

First  regiment  of  horse  artillery: 

Andrew  Hutton,  cornet  and  adjutant. 

Jacob  C.  Cox,  captain;  John  Dick,  first  lieutenant;  Henry  Storms, 
second  lieutenant;  Charles  Wallen,  first  lieutenant;  John  McComb, 
second  lieutenant;  Stephen  Hustis,  first  lieutenant;  William  F.  Mil- 
ler, cornet;  William  Brown,  cornet;  Abraham  A.  Blauvelt,  second 
lieutenant. 

WESTCHESTER    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirty-ninth  regiment: 

Aaron  Brown,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Sherwood,  resigned. 

Lewis  Brown,  major,  vice  A.  Brown,  promoted;  Henry  White, 
surgeon,  vice  E.  White,  junior,  resigned;  Stephen  Brown,  junior, 
quartermaster,  vice  Crane,  promoted. 

Captains — John  Mead,  vice  Brown,  promoted;  David  Wright,  vice 
Reynolds,  resigned;  Daniel  Lent,  vice  Tayler,  deceased. 

Lieutenants — Squire  Mead,  vice  Wright,  promoted;  James  H. 
Hawes,  vice  Lent,  promoted;  Newton  Merritt,  vice  Fowler;  Munson 
Perry. 

Ensigns — Henry  Horton;  James  Beadle,  vice  Hawes,  promoted; 
Peter  Goetschins,  junior,  vice  Hains,  moved;  Silas  Reynolds; 
George  Crosby. 

WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

Fiftieth  regiment: 

Thaddeus  Stephens,  adjutant  and  lieutenant;  Samuel  Warford, 
paymaster. 


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1740  Annual  Report  of  the 

Sixth  regiment  of  artillery: 

Ambrose  Kirkland,  first  lieutenant;  Samuel  King,  second  lieu- 
tenant. 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Fifty-fifth  regiment: 

Renier  Van  Alstyne,  paymaster,  vice  Van  Alstyne,  resigned; 
Nathaniel  Adams,  colonel,  vice  Davis,  superseded;  Benjamin  Hig- 
bee,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Salsbury,  resigned. 

Resolved,  that  Thomas  Davis  be  no  longer  lieutenant  colonel 
and  commandant  of  the  One  Hundred  and  Fifty-fifth  regiment  of 
infantry,  and  that  a  supersedeas  issue  accordingly. 

COLUMBIA    COUNTY. 

Seventy-third  regiment : 

Rosel  B.  Frisbe,  adjutant;  Ebenezer  Southerland,  quartermaster; 
George  Cornwell,  paymaster;  Isaac  Everest,  surgeon;  Robert  G. 
Frarey,  surgeon's  mate. 

Captains — Warren  Brainard,  Henry  Newman,  David  Wilcox 
(light  infantry). 

Lieutenants — Elias  Hand,  Jirah  Dean,  Almarin  Fuller,  James 
Syms. 

Ensigns — Belia  Johnson,  Palmer  Dove,  Frederic  Kingsly,  Abel 
F.  Andrews,  Harry  Bachus  (light  infantry);  Isaac  L.  Warner. 

Lieutenants  of  light  infantry — Jonah  D.  Fuller,  Horace  Stow. 

Forty-fourth  regiment: 

Ouincy  Johnson,  ensign. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Third  regiment  of  cavalry: 

Charles  D.  Townsend,  surgeon,  vice  Beck,  resigned. 

Harman  H.  Ten  Eyck,  captain,  vice  Thorne,  resigned. 


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chenango  county. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirty-third  regiment  (with  rank  from  April 
6,  1815): 

William  C.  Manderville,  lieutenant;  Hiram  Johnson,  do;  Simon 
Trask,  ensign. 

SENECA    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Twenty-eighth  regiment: 
Jacob  Huff,  lieutenant. 

GENESEE  AND   ONTARIO   COUNTIES. 

Twelfth  regiment  of  cavalry: 

Gideon  T.  Jenkins,  captain,  vice  Wilson,  resigned;  Silas  C.  Fergo, 
first  lieutenant;  Simeon  R.  Glasier,  second  lieutenant;  Alexander 
Jackels,  junior,  cornet. 

GENESEE    COUNTY. 

Lyman  King  and  John  Hatch,  cornets;  Tabor  Ward,  quarter- 
master. 

HERKIMER    COUNTY. 

Fortieth  regiment: 

Patrick  Mahon,  ensign  and  adjutant;  Andrew  Joslin,  quartermas- 
ter, vice  Mahon,  promoted. 

Resolved,  that  Archibald  Blair  be  no  longer  adjutant  of  the 
Fortieth  regiment,  and  that  a  supersedeas  issue  accordingly. 

MONTGOMERY    COUNTY. 

Ninth  regiment  of  cavalry : 

Nicholas  Yort,  captain,  vice  Cashney,  resigned;  John  F.  Visscher, 
first  lieutenant;  Herman  W.  Brower,  second  lieutenant;  Charles 
Easton,  cornet. 

ST.   LAWRENCE  COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Twenty-third  regiment: 

Sylvester  Gilbert,  adjutant,  vice  Raymond,  resigned. 

Captains — George  Ranney,  vice  Guest,  resigned;  Bansfield  Bris- 


1816. 


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1742  Annual  Report  of  the 

tol;  Pliiio  Hurlburt;  John  Armstrong;  Jonathan  Smith,  vice  Oliver, 
resigned;  Samuel  W.  Phelps,  vice  Holt,  resigned;  William  Cleghorn, 
vice  Babcock,  not  accepting. 

Lieutenants — Rosel  Chapin;  Silas  Kellogg,  vice  Bristol,  pro- 
moted; Robert  Hannah;  Joseph  Olin,  vice  Smith,  promoted; 
Nathaniel  O.  Barker,  vice  Phelps,  promoted;  Rockwell  Barnes,  vice 
Cleghorn,  promoted. 

Ensigns — John  L.  Barhydte,  Philo  Hurlburt,  Benjamin  Wells,  Ira 
Santford,  Isaac  Burnham,  junior,  John  Parker. 

Eighth  regiment  of  artillery : 

New  artillery  company: 

Elijah  Baker,  captain;  Chauncey  Baker,  first  lieutenant;  Nathan 
Walker,  second  lieutenant. 

SCHENECTADY    COUNTY. 

Fifty-seventh  regiment : 

Isaac  Ledyard,  major,  with  rank  from  March  22,  1816,  inclusive. 

ORANGE    COUNTY. 

Tenth  regiment  artillery: 

Harmanus  Tallman,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Kerr,  resigned;  Wil- 
liam Mulliner,  major,  vice  Tallman,  promoted. 

Francis  Armstrong,  captain,  vice  Austin,  resigned;  Edward  L. 
Welling,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Armstrong,  promoted;  Joseph  Roe, 
second  lieutenant,  vice  Welling,  promoted. 

Fifth  regiment  of  infantry: 

James  Faulkner,  colonel,  vice  Woodward,  resigned. 

PUTNAM  COUNTY. 

Fourth  regiment  of  artillery: 

A  new  company  of  light  artillery  being  organized  in  the  town  of 
Carmel: 


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Eleazer  Fuller,  captain;  Benjamin  Ballard,  first  lieutenant;  Daniel 
Wilson,  second  lieutenant. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Third  brigade  of  artillery: 

James  King,  brigade  major  and  inspector,  vice  A.  Campbell, 
promoted. 

Second  brigade  of  cavalry: 

Chauncey  Humphrey,  brigade  quartermaster,  vice  King,  pro- 
moted. 

WESTCHESTER    COUNTY. 

Thirty-third  regiment: 

William  Hammond,  major,  with  rank  from  the  date  of  his  brevet 
commission  as  major,  vice  Morrel,  resigned;  Jonathan  D.  Odell, 
adjutant,  vice  Hobby,  resigned. 

Captains — Willett  Moreman,  vice  Guion,  moved;  Abraham  Cor- 
nell, vice  Akerly  (Jesse  Ackley),  resigned;  Joseph  Purdy,  vice  Lyon, 
resigned. 

Lieutenants — Joshua  Horton,  Henry  Sarles,  Caleb  Gidney. 

Ensigns — Jesse  Kipp,  William  D.  Odell,  John  Coe,  James 
Worden. 

Rifle  battalion,  fifteenth  brigade: 

Ebenezer  Baldwin,  major. 

Abraham  Leonard,  captain;  James  S.  Rockwell,  lieutenant;  Wil- 
liam Kniffen,  ensign. 

Second  regiment  horse  artillery: 

Joseph  Sunderland,  captain;  Isaac  Denike,  junior,  cornet. 

Twelfth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Lawrence  Davenport,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Merrit,  resigned; 
William  Odell,  major,  vice  Davenport,  promoted. 


1816. 


1816. 


1744  Annual  Report  of  the 

Captains — Peter  Valentine,  vice  Buller,  moved;  Abraham  Aiken, 
vice  Odell,  promoted. 

Lieutenants — Jonathan  Odell,  vice  Aiken,  promoted;  Josiah 
Briggs,  vice  Valentine,  promoted. 

Ensigns — John  Aiken,  vice  Odell,  promoted;  James  Devoe,  vice 
Oakly,  deceased:  Peter  Vermylie,  vice  Lynch,  resigned. 

GREENE    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Twentieth  regiment  of  infantry: 

William  W.  Van  Loon,  quartermaster,  vice  Spencer,  promoted. 

FRANKLIN    COUNTY. 

Seventh  regiment  of  cavalry: 

Zerubabel  Carter,  captain;  Abel  Wilson,  first  lieutenant. 

CHAUTAUQUA    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Sixty-ninth  regiment:    . 

James  Mullet,  lieutenant;  John  P.  M.  Whaley,  ensign. 

KINGS    COUNTY. 

Sixty-fourth  regiment: 

John  Lote,  lieutenant;  William  R.  Dean,  ensign. 

NEW  YORK  COUNTY. 

Seventy-fifth  regiment : 

Peter  Lent  Mabie,  ensign. 

Eleventh  regiment  of  artillery: 

Jonas  Humbert,  junior,  captain,  with  rank  from  March  14,  181 5. 

WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

Sixteenth  brigade  of  militia: 

William  McFarland,  brigade  inspector,  vice  Sheldon,  moved  away. 


State  Historian.  1745 

new  york  county. 
Third  regiment  of  artillery: 

William  T.  Hunter,  colonel,  vice  Bogert,  resigned. 
Samuel  Thompson,  captain,  vice  Rich,  promoted. 

SARATOGA    COUNTY. 

First  regiment  of  artillery: 

Resolved,  that  Jessup  Raymond  be  no  longer  a  captain  in  the 
First  regiment  of  artillery,  and  that  a  supersedeas  issue  accordingly. 

Josiah  Hollister,  captain,  vice  Raymond,  superseded;  Stephen 
Chapman,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Hollister,  promoted;  John  Wood, 
second  lieutenant,  vice  Chapman,  promoted. 

ULSTER    COUNTY. 

Twenty-third  brigade: 

Abraham  Cantine,  brigade  major  and  inspector,  vice  Lounsbury. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirtieth  regiment: 

John  Lounsberry,  colonel,  vice  Bevier,  promoted;  Benjamin  B. 
Krom,  major,  vice  Depuy,  resigned. 

Captains — Peter  Le  Roy,  vice  Krom,  promoted;  James  Morton; 
Comfort  Moore;  John  S.  Pomeroy. 

Lieutenants — William  Cochren,  junior,  John  Hall,  junior,  Joseph 
Carlisle. 

Ensigns— Jehiel  Steward,  Bradley  Hall. 

SULLIVAN    COUNTY. 

Battalion  whereof  Samuel  Barnum  is  major  commandant: 
Richard  D.  Childs,  captain,  vice  Runde,  moved;  Sturges  Andries, 

lieutenant,  vice  Coleman,  moved;  Eli  Perry,  ensign. 

Cholber  Royce,  captain,  vice  Conant,  moved;  Andrew  Comstock, 

lieutenant;  Amasa  Crane,  ensign. 

no 


1816. 


1816. 


1746  Annual  Report  of  the 

Gershom  Porter,  captain,  vice  Schoomaker,  resigned;  John  P. 
Jackson,  lieutenant;  Andrew  Reynolds,  ensign. 

Elijah  C.  Horton,  captain,  vice  Person,  moved;  Nathan  Burn- 
ham,  lieutenant. 

MADISON    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Twenty-ninth  regiment: 

Elisha  Farnham,  colonel;  Arnold  Ballow,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice 
Farnham,  promoted. 

Festus  Parsons,  lieutenant,  vice  Rice,  resigned;  Czar  Dikeman, 
ensign,  vice  Parsons,  promoted. 

Sixty-fifth  regiment: 

Thomas  Whiting,  junior,  captain,  vice  Gilbert,  resigned;  Barnabas 
Bonney,  lieutenant;  Richard  Ward,  ensign,  vice  Whiting,  promoted. 

Seventy-fourth  regiment: 

Joseph  M.  Lee,  adjutant,  vice  Spencer,  resigned;  Bartholomew 
Forbes,  ensign,  vice  Danby,  moved;  Barnet  Van  Vechten,  ensign, 
vice  Cathcart,  resigned;  Harvey  G.  Morse,  lieutenant,  vice  Lee, 
resigned. 

CHENANGO    COUNTY. 

New  company  of  horse  artillery  being  organized,  the  following 
officers  are  appointed: 

Harry  Deforest,  captain;  Stephen  Greenleaf,  first  lieutenant; 
Rajah  G.  Welch,  second  lieutenant;  Ezekiel  Beckwith,  cornet. 

ORANGE    COUNTY. 

Fourteenth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Aaron  G.  Page,  ensign,  vice  Birdsal,  promoted;  Benjamin  F. 
Lewis,  ensign,  vice  Crawford,  not  accepting;  Nathaniel  Tooker,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Rumsey,  do;  David  Fowler,  ensign,  vice  Tooker,  pro- 
moted. 


State  Historian.  1747 

madison  county. 
New  commissions  to  issue  to  Captain  (Samuel)  Sizer  (junior's) 
company  for  the  Twelfth  regiment  instead  of  the  Eighth  regiment 
of  artillery  with  rank  from  the  date  of  their  present  commissions. 

QUEENS    COUNTY. 

Twenty-second  brigade  of  infantry: 

Daniel  Bedell,  brigadier  general. 

Samuel  Mott,  colonel  of  the  One  Hundredth  regiment,  vice  Bedell, 
promoted;  Nathaniel  Seaman,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Mott,  pro- 
moted. 

KINGS,  RICHMOND   AND   NEW  YORK  COUNTIES. 

Forty-fourth  brigade,  composed  of  Kings  and  Richmond  and  one 
regiment  in  New  York: 

Beekman  M.  Van  Buren,  brigadier  general;  Joseph  Dean, 
inspector  and  major  of  brigade,  with  rank  from  June  21,  1815. 

NEW  YORK  COUNTY. 

First  division,  consisting  of  the  twenty-second,  thirty-third  and 
forty-fourth  brigades: 
Jonas  Mapes,  major  general. 

KINGS    COUNTY. 

Jeremiah  Johnson,  major  general  in  the  militia  of  the  State. 

NEW  YORK  COUNTY. 

Third  brigade: 

Daniel  Dodge,  supernumerary  brigadier  general. 

Joseph  Blackwell,  brigadier  general  and  commander  of  the  third 
brigade. 

Edward  W.  Laight,  brigadier  general  of  the  tenth  brigade. 

William  Paulding,  junior,  brigadier  general  of  the  forty-fifth 
brigade. 


1816„ 


1816. 


1748  Annual  Report  of  the 

Jasper  Ward,  major  general  of  the  ninth  division,  consisting-  of 
the  regiments  in  New  York  exclusive  of  that  attached  to  the  forty- 
fourth  brigade. 

Peter  Curtenius,  major  general  by  brevet. 

Brigadier  generals  by  brevet  in  the  militia  of  this  State — Robert 
Bogardus,  John  Swartwout,  Cadwallader  D.  Colden. 

ROCKLAND    COUNTY. 

Peter  S.  Van  Orden,  major  general  of  the  tenth  division,  consist- 
ing of  the  fifteenth,  twenty-ninth  and  thirtieth  brigades. 

GREENE    COUNTY. 

Samuel  Haight,  major  general  by  brevet. 

DUTCHESS    COUNTY. 

Resolved,  that  Edmund  Perlee  be  no  longer  major  general  of  the 
second  division,  and  that  a  supersedeas  issue  accordingly. 

ORANGE    COUNTY. 

Leonard  Smith,  major  general  of  the  second  division,  vice  Perlee, 
superseded. 

Isaac  Belknap,  brigadier  general  of  the  thirty-fourth  brigade,  vice 
Smith,  promoted. 

James  W.  Wilkin,  major  general  in  the  militia. 

Selah  Strong,  brigadier  general  second  brigade  of  artillery,  vice 
Wilkin,  promoted. 

Chancey  Belknap,  colonel,  Fourteenth  regiment,  vice  I.  Belknap, 
promoted;  Edmund  Griswold,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Belknap,  pro- 
moted; Ezra  Keeler,  major,  vice  Griswold,  promoted. 

SARATOGA    COUNTY. 

Resolved,  that  Samuel  Clarke  be  no  longer  major  general  of 
the  fourth  division  of  infantry,  and  that  a  supersedeas  issue 
accordingly. 


State  Historian.  i?49 

1816. 

John  Dunning,  major  general  of  the  fourth  division,  vice  Clark, 
removed. 

John  Prior,  brigadier  general  of  the  ninth  brigade,  vice  Dunning, 
promoted. 

JEFFERSON    COUNTY. 

Fourth  brigade: 

Calvin  Brittan,  brigadier  general,  vice  Jacob  Brown,  appointed  in 
United  States  Army. 

GENESEE    COUNTY. 

Seventh  regiment  of  artillery  (new  company  being  organized):       No^8e£ber 

6. 

David  Scott,  captain;  Frederick  Fitch,  first  lieutenant;  Anthony 
Cooley,  second  lieutenant. 

ORANGE    COUNTY. 

Second  division  of  infantry: 

Gilbert  Ogden  Fowler,  aide-de-camp  to  the  major  general. 

SCHOHARIE  AND   GREENE  COUNTIES. 

New  company  of  riflemen  being  organized  in  the  Forty-ninth 
regiment,  the  following  officers  are  appointed: 

Giles  Hubbard,  captain;  Daniel  Griffen,  lieutenant;  Daniel 
McGarry,  ensign. 

GREENE    COUNTY. 

Sixth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Light  Infantry — Ambrose  Kirtland,  lieutenant;  Samuel  King, 
ensign. 

DELAWARE    COUNTY. 

New  regiment  organized  from  Major  Asa  Grant's  battalion  and 
to  be  distinguished  as  the  One  Hundred  and  Seventy-fourth  regi- 
ment of  infantry: 

Asa  Grant,  colonel;  Otis  Preston,  lieutenant  colonel;  Avery 
Grant,  major;  John  Stuart,  adjutant;  Edward  Moore,  quartermaster; 
Cornelius  Basset,  paymaster;  William  Warren,  chaplain;  Richard 
M.  Goodrich,  surgeon;  Oliver  Underwood,  surgeon's  mate.' 


1816. 


1750  Annual  Report  of  the 

Sixty-ninth  regiment : 

New  rifle  company — Thomas  Marvin,  captain;  Mead  Eells,  lieu- 
tenant; James  Smith,  ensign. 

SARATOGA   COUNTY. 

First  regiment  of  artillery: 

Charles  Lane,  captain;  Lewis  Smith,  first  lieutenant;  Jesse  Ray- 
mond, second  lieutenant. 

Forty-first  regiment  of  infantry: 

New  rifle  company — James  McBride,  captain;  Elias  Billings, 
lieutenant;  William  B.  Caldwell,  ensign. 

Fourth  division  of  infantry: 

Eseck  Cowan  and  Alpheus  Goodrich,  aides  to  the  major  general 
of  the  fourth  division  of  infantry. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Eighth  division  of  infantry: 

Harmanus  Bleecker,  division  quartermaster  of  the  eighth  division, 
with  the  rank  of  major,  vice  Robert  Tillotson,  resigned. 

GREENE    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Twentieth  regiment: 

Light  Infantry — William  Tolley,  captain,  vice  Pierson,  re- 
signed; Benjamin  H.  Haviland,  lieutenant,  vice  Williams,  resigned; 
Isaac  Slover,  ensign,  vice  Haviland,  promoted. 

NEW   YORK    COUNTY. 

Major.  Dunscomb's  battalion  of  artillery: 

William  F.  Codwise,  second  lieutenant,  third  company. 

Tenth  brigade,  Seventy-fifth,  Eighty-fifth  and  One  Hundred  and 
Sixth  regiments: 

William  Jones,  colonel,  vice  Laight,  promoted;  Thomas  Chatter- 
ton,  lieutenant  colonel;  Nathaniel  Weed  and  William  Swan,  majors. 


State  Historian.  1751 

Caleb  T.  Ward,  quartermaster  cf  ninth  division;  Augustus  Flem- 
ing, inspector  of  ninth  division. 

Lieutenant  colonels  in  the  tenth  brigade — Daniel  Smith,  Caleb 
T.  Ward,  Augustus  Fleming. 

Infantry — One  Hundred  and  Fifteenth  regiment: 

Israel  Purdy,  colonel,  vice  Van  Buren,  promoted;  Richard  Hat- 
field, lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Purdy,  promoted;  James  Oakley, 
major,  vice  Hatfield,  promoted. 

Ninety-seventh  regiment: 

John  Stevens,  colonel  in  the  infantry,  vice  (William)  Paulding 
(junior),  promoted;  Robert  Hunter,  major  in  the  Ninety-seventh 
regiment  infantry,  vice  Stevens,  promoted;  William  N.  Dyckman, 
major,  do,  vice  Hunter,  promoted. 

MONTGOMERY    COUNTY. 

Nineteenth  regiment  of  infantry: 

George  G.  Eaker,  major. 

Henry  Zielley,  captain,  vice  Eaker,  promoted;  Peter  Ehle,  junior, 
lieutenant,  vice  Zielley,  promoted;  Daniel  A.  Lipe,  ensign;  Petrus 
Klock,' lieutenant,  vice  Panter,  resigned;  John  C.  Lipe,  adjutant. 

JEFFERSON    COUNTY. 

Twenty-sixth  brigade  of  infantry: 

Dennis  Turtle,  brigade  major  and  inspector. 

OTSEGO    COUNTY. 

Twelfth  regiment  of  state  artillery: 

Joseph  S.  Fenton,  adjutant;  Anson  Sandfort,  quartermaster. 

Jairus  Lathrop,  captain,  vice  German,  resigned;  Martin  Sacket, 
first  lieutenant,  vice  Brown,  resigned;  James  S.  Sherbern,  second 
lieutenant;  Mason  Wattles,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Hull,  resigned; 
Otis  S.  Hallenback,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Bacchin,  resigned. 


1816. 


1816. 


1752  Annual  Report  of  the 

Benjamin  H.  Wilbur,  captain;  John  Chapman,  first  lieutenant; 
Osom  Blodget,  second  lieutenant;  Samuel  Coman,  first  lieutenant; 
Samuel  W.  Osgood,  second  lieutenant. 

George  S.  Crafts,  captain;  Ziba  Burch,  first  lieutenant;  Thomas 
Taylor,  second  lieutenant. 

Calvin  Putnam,  captain;  Joel  Dodge,  first  lieutenant;  Charles 
McKnight,  second  lieutenant  Loriegn  Blodget,  first  lieutenant; 
Stephen  Story,  second  lieutenant. 

Lorenzo  Bates,  captain;  Orrin  Adams,  first  lieutenant;  Ethan 
Stephens,  second  lieutenant. 

COLUMBIA    COUNTY. 

Forty-seventh  regiment  of  infantry: 

Rifle  company — Harmon  Bay,  captain;  Leonard  Ireland,  lieuten- 
ant; John  Poucher,  ensign. 

ONEIDA    COUNTY. 

Sixth  regiment  of  cavalry: 

Amos  Camp,  captain,  vice  Wetmore,  resigned;  Salmon  Laird, 
first  lieutenant,  vice  Camp,  promoted;  Samuel  Camp,  second  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Laird,  promoted;  Eli  Butler,  cornet,  vice  Camp,  pro- 
moted. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Fifth  regiment,  third  brigade  of  artillery: 

Isaac  Lucas,  colonel,  vice  Dickson,  resigned;  Jared  Stocking, 
lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Lucas,  promoted;  John  Stilwell,  major. 

DUTCHESS    COUNTY. 

Eighty-fourth  regiment  of  infantry: 
Walter  Cunningham,  paymaster. 

Captains — Philip  D.  Ring,  vice  Piatt,  promoted;  George  T.  Brink- 
erhoff,  vice  Manning,  resigned;  Elijah   Baker,  vice   Schuyler,  re- 


State  Historian.  1753 

1816. 

signed;  Samuel  Bragaw,  vice  Linkey,  resigned;  Benjamin  Forbes; 
James  Mott,  vice  Van  Wagener,  resigned. 

Lieutenants — James  Dodge,  vice  Bragaw,  promoted;  Hilen  Rudd; 
Jeremiah  M.  Conklin;  Thomas  Brounjohn;  John  Baker;  Daniel  Uhl; 
Philip  K.  Vichie;  Jacob  Allen. 

Ensigns — Walter  Cunningham,  Isaac  Ackerman,  Nathaniel  Fer- 
ris, Richard  D.  C.  Stoutenburgh,  Stewart  Bosworth,  William 
Brownell,  William  H.  Nicoll,  Philip  Nagle,  William  B.  Mott,  Jacob 
Haight. 

ST.   LAWRENCE  COUNTY. 

Eighth  regiment  of  artillery: 

Elijah  Baker,  captain;  Chauncey  Baker,  junior,  first  lieutenant; 
Nathan  Walker,  second  lieutenant. 

ONEIDA    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirty-fourth  regiment  of  infantry  (with  rank 
from  June  21,  181 5): 

William  Eells,  captain,  vice  White,  promoted;  Freedom  Tib- 
betts,  lieutenant,  vice  Eells,  promoted;  Reuben  Willcox,  junior, 
ensign. 

One  Hundred  and  Sixty-eighth  regiment  of  infantry : 

Robert  Gillespie,  colonel,  vice  Parkhurst,  resigned;  Palmer 
Hewitt,  lieutenant  colonel;  Smith  Dunlap,  major;  John  S.  Davis, 
adjutant. 

Edmond  Sweet,  captain;  Walter  Reid,  lieutenant;  Silas  Bacon, 
ensign. 

John  Waterhouse,  lieutenant;  John  N.  Harvey,  ensign. 

Dan  Mordock,  captain;  Sanford  Douglas,  lieutenant;  Ephraim 
Gates,  ensign. 

Daniel  Lykes,  captain;  Samuel  Vorce,  lieutenant;  Anson  Mabby, 
ensign. 


1817. 


i/54  Annual  Report  of  the 

Lewis  Northrop,  captain;  Silas  Bellows,  lieutenant;  Sylvanus 
Allen,  ensign;  Jonathan  Hills,  lieutenant;  Timothy  Norton,  ensign. 

Elijah  Goodell,  captain;  Joel  Wright,  lieutenant;  Myron  Blake, 
ensign. 

Rifle  company — William  Vorse,  lieutenant;  Reuben  Snyder, 
ensign. 

DUTCHESS    COUNTY. 

Fourth  regiment  of  artillery: 

Derick  B.  Stockholm,  first  lieutenant,  with  rank  from  April  21, 
1814. 


The  regular  winter  session  of  the  legislature  began  January  14, 
1817.  On  January  28th  Governor  Tompkins  sent  to  the  legis- 
lature his  memorable  message  recommending  the  abolition  of 
slavery  in  this  state  on  July  4,  1827,  a  suggestion  that  was  sub- 
sequently carried  into  effect.  The  new  Council  of  Appointment 
was  chosen  February  13th:  Walter  Bowne  of  New  York,  John 
Noyes  of  Chenango,  John  I.  Prendergast  of  Herkimer,  and  Henry 
Bloom  of  Cayuga.  The  entire  session  was  devoted  to  state  politics, 
the  election  of  Governor  Tompkins  to  the  vice-presidency  having 
opened  up  a  contest  in  the  Republican  party  that  extended  from 
one  end  of  the  state  to  the  other.  Governor  Tompkins  had  opposed 
the  plans  for  internal  improvements  that  had  been  so  heartily  and 
enthusiastically  advocated  by  DeWitt  Clinton  and  his  friends,  and 
at  the  present  time  the  entire  western  part  of  the  state,  irrespective 
of  political  affiliation,  was  clamoring  in  no  uncertain  manner 
for  direct  water  communication  with  the  Hudson  river.  There 
is  no  question  but  at  this  particular  time  the  most  popular  man  in 
the  state  was  DeWitt  Clinton,  for  he  represented  what  was  generally 
regarded  to  be  a  policy  that  meant  greater  expansion,  greater  influ- 


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1817. 

ence  and  greater  wealth  for  the  state.  To  check  his  headway,  a  sug- 
gestion was  made  that  Governor  Tompkins  should  hold  both  offices 
of  governor  and  vice-president,  but  Governor  Tompkins  was  too 
politic  to  take  such  an  unpopular  course.  Consequently  on  February 
24th  Governor  Tompkins  resigned  and  John  Tayler  became  act- 
ing governor.  The  legislature  promptly  passed  an  act  to  provide 
for  the  election  of  a  governor.  The  friends  of  Mr.  Clinton  were 
unwilling  to  hazard  his  chances  to  a  legislative  caucus,  and  accord- 
ingly suggested  a  state  convention,  which  should  consist  of  the 
Republican  members  of  the  legislature,  with  delegates  to  be  chosen 
from  those  counties  that  were  represented  in  the  legislature  by 
Federal  members.  The  state  convention  was  held  at  Albany  March 
25th;  Mr.  Clinton  received  85  votes  against  41  for  General  Peter  B. 
Porter. 

At  this  session  of  the  legislature  was  passed  the  bill  to  provide 
for  the  construction  of  the  Erie  and  the  Champlain  canals. 

The  Federalists  made  no  nomination  against  Mr.  Clinton,  whose 
election,  to  all  intents  and  purposes,  was  unanimous.  On  the  27th 
of  August,  the  Council  of  Appointment  held  a  meeting  and  made 
a  few  changes,  solely  for  political  reasons.  As  originally  composed, 
all  the  members  of  the  Council  were  friends  of  Mr.  Clinton,  except 
Mr.  Bowne,  the  New  York  member.  The  suggestion  was  made 
at  this  meeting  that  the  time  was  ripe  for  the  governor  to  punish 
those  office  holders  who  had  been  inimical  to  his  interests,  but  to 
these  importunings  the  governor  turned  a  deaf  ear. 

Governor  Clinton,  by  proclamation,  designated  November  13, 
1817,  as  Thanksgiving  day. 

ULSTER    AND    ORANGE    COUNTIES. 

David   Crawford,   quartermaster  of  the   thirty-fourth  brigade  of 

.     ,       .  FeLruary 

infantry.  13. 


1817. 


1756  Annual  Report  of  the 

orange  county. 

Fourteenth  regiment  of  infantry. 

William  H.  Falls,  major;  Robert  Lawson,  quartermaster;  David 
Fowler,  paymaster;  Aldert  R.  Terwilliger,  adjutant  and  ensign. 

George  Gordon,  captain;  Jeffrey  Reeve,  lieutenant;  George 
Zabriskie,  ensign. 

Daniel  C.  Belknap,  captain;  William  Wier,  lieutenant;  John  Clem- 
mons,  ensign;  Eleazer  Gidney,  lieutenant;  William  Whitehead, 
junior,  ensign. 

Gardner  Thompson,  captain;  Daniel  Farrington,  lieutenant; 
Arthur  Smith,  ensign. 

Of  light  infantry — James  Belknap,  captain;  William  Smith,  lieu- 
tenant; John  W.  Brown,  ensign. 

ULSTER   COUNTY. 

John  Cropsey,  lieutenant;  Lonson  Smith,  ensign;  Abraham  D. 
Soper,  ensign. 

Ninety-second  regiment  of  infantry: 

Philip  Hasbrouck,  major. 

Jonathan  W.  Dubois,  lieutenant;  Andres  P.  Lefever,  ensign. 

Daniel  Lefever,  junior,  captain;  John  H.  Dubois,  lieutenant;  Solo- 
mon E.  Elting,  ensign. 

John  Beaver,  captain;  Peleg  Ranson,  lieutenant;  Stephen  W.  Gid- 
ney, ensign. 

Daniel  Garrison,  captain;  Denton  Garrison,  lieutenant;  David  H. 
Hartshorn,  ensign. 

ORANGE    COUNTY. 

Fifth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Richard  Penney,  lieutenant  colonel;  Samuel  Webb,  major;  Eleazer 
Welch,  adjutant;  Benjamin  B.  Newkerk,  surgeon;  Joshua  Horn- 
beck,  surgeon's  mate. 


State  Historian.  1757 

Captains — William  Phillips,  Jonathan  B.  Webb,  John  Barker,  Wil- 
liam Mullock,  junior,  Jacob  Crist. 

Lieutenants — Josiah  Howell,  Charles  McQuoid,  James  D.  Wilkin, 
Alsop  Vail,  junior,  Daniel  Ambler,  Jacob  Penoyer. 

Ensigns — Benjamin  McCutchen,  Oliver  Clark,  Charles  Coleman, 
John  Millspaugh,  Joshua  Penney,  Peter  Bodine. 

ULSTER    COUNTY. 

Twenty-eighth  regiment  of  infantry : 

John  Jansen,  colonel,  with  rank  from  May  1,  1816. 

ORANGE    COUNTY. 

Alexander  Ross,  lieutenant  colonel,  with  rank  from  May  1,  181 6; 
Andrew  Kidd,  major. 

Jacob  Dickerson,  captain;  Charles  Kidd,  lieutenant;  James  J. 
Huntor,  ensign;  John  Irwin,  lieutenant;  James  Bushfield,  ensign. 

ULSTER   COUNTY. 

George  Graham,  surgeon's  mate;  Abraham  D.  Wilson,  chaplain. 

Jacobus  H.  Vankeuren,  captain;  Jansen  Bruyn,  lieutenant. 

Ensigns — Cornelius  P.  Brink,  John  Whitten,  Daniel  Taylor, 
Bernard  S.  Bate. 

John  Sudani,  aide-de-camp  to  Major  General  Aquila  Giles  of  the 
cavalry. 

WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Fourteenth  regiment  of  infantry: 
Harmanus  C.  Wendell,  captain,  with  rank  from  March  1,  1814. 
New  companies: 

Job  Duff,  lieutenant;  John  M.  Cowan,  ensign. 
Clark  Rice,  captain;  John  McKie,  lieutenant;  John  Fisher,  ensign. 
One  Hundred  and  Fifty-sixth  regiment: 

Joseph  Durfee,  captain,  vice  J.  Cornel,  resigned;  Christopher  Gil- 
ford, lieutenant;  Gibson  Hunt,  ensign. 


1817. 


1817. 


1758  Annual  Report  of  the 

One  Hundred  and  Eighteenth  regiment: 

Ebenezer  Kemble,  major,  vice  James  Bain,  declining;  Jesse  S. 
Leigh,  paymaster;  Simeon  Z.  Henry,  surgeon's  mate. 

Amasa  Walker,  captain,  vice  Kemble,  promoted;  James  L.  Dur- 
gee,  lieutenant,  vice  Walker,  promoted;  Benjamin  Durgee,  ensign, 
vice  J.  L.  Durgee,  promoted;  Alexander  Fullerton,  lieutenant,  vice 
J.  Robison,  declining;  Archibald  Gilchrist,  ensign,  vice  Fullerton, 
promoted. 

Light  Infantry — James  Tilford,  captain,  vice  J.  Durgee,  moved; 
James  Crosur,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  R.  Xelson,  resigned;  John  McDon- 
ald, ensign. 

RICHMOND    COUNTY. 

First  regiment  of  horse  artillery: 

Simon  S.  Perine,  captain,  vice  Cary,  resigned;  George  Barns,  first 
lieutenant,  vice  Perine,  promoted;  Abraham  Crocheron,  second  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Barns,  promoted;  Cornelius  Britain,  cornet,  vice  Croch- 
eron, promoted. 

WESTCHESTER    COUNTY. 

The  Commander-in-chief  having  organized  the  light  infantry  com- 
panies of  the  fifteenth  brigade  into  an  independent  battalion,  the 
following  officers  are  appointed  in  the  same,  to  wit: 

William  Hammond,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant;  Jacob  G. 
Dyckman,  major. 

Thirty-third  regiment  of  infantry: 

Talman  Orser,  lieutenant  colonel;  Nehemiah  Baker,  major. 

DUTCHESS    COUNTY. 

Thirtieth  brigade  of  infantry: 

George  W.  Vanderbergh,  brigadier  general,  vice  Townsend, 
resigned. 


State  Historian.  1759 

herkimer  county. 
Twenty-first  brigade  of  infantry: 

Mason  Barker,  brigade  major  and  inspector,  vice  (Robert)  Shoe- 
maker, appointed  sheriff. 

ROCKLAND    COUNTY. 

Second  regiment  of  cavalry: 

John  Perry,  captain;  Richard  R.  Blauvelt,  first  lieutenant;  Abra- 
ham A.  Haring,  first  lieutenant;  John  B.  Haring,  second  lieutenant; 
Jacob  Sloat,  second  lieutenant;  Remsen  Yerbryck,  cornet;  Stephen 
Sloat,  cornet. 

GREENE   COUNTY. 

Sixth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Daniel  B.  Wilcox,  captain  of  light  infantry,  vice  Foster,  resigned. 

ALBANY,  SCHENECTADY,  SCHOHARIE  AND  OTSEGO  COUNTIES. 

The  Commander-in-chief  having  organized  a  battalion  of  horse 
artillery  consisting  of  the  troops  of  horse  artillery  in  the  counties 
of  Albany,  Schenectady,  Schoharie  and  Otsego,  the  following 
appointments  are  made  therein,  viz: 

SCHENECTADY    COUNTY. 

Elisha  Taylor,  major  commandant. 

George  McQueen,  captain,  vice  Taylor,  promoted;  Philip  R.  Toll, 
first  lieutenant,  vice  McQueen,  promoted;  Joseph  Consalus,  second 
lieutenant,  vice  Toll,  promoted;  John  G.  Veeder,  cornet,  vice  Con- 
salus, promoted. 

ORANGE    COUNTY. 

Fourteenth  regiment  of  infantry: 
Isaac  N.  Seymour,  ensign. 

GREENE    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Twentieth  regiment  of  infantry: 
Cornelius  Dubois,  major,  vice  Pierson,  declined. 


1817. 


1760  Annual  Report  of  the 

1817. 

Charles  Baker,  captain,  vice  Dubois,  promoted;  Benjamin  Maltby, 
lieutenant,  vice  Baker,  promoted;  Abraham  Van  Vechten.  ensign, 
vice  Maltby,  promoted. 

A  new  rifle  company — Ira  T.  Day,  captain;  William  Hamilton, 
lieutenant;  Jesse  Allen,  ensign. 

DUTCHESS    COUNTY. 

Twentieth  brigade: 
Twenty-ninth  regiment  of  infantry : 

James  Harris,  captain  of  riflemen,  vice  Carpenter,  resigned. 
Abraham  Parsons,  first  lieutenant  of  riflemen;  William  S.  Down- 
ing, second  lieutenant  of  riflemen. 

SENECA    COUNTY. 

Seventh  regiment  of  artillery : 

William  R.  Collins,  captain,  with  rank  from  April  6,  181 5; 
Arthur  S.  Johnson,  second  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Collier,  resigned. 

MADISON    COUNTY. 

Twelfth  regiment  of  artillery: 

A  new  company — James  B.  Eldridge,  captain;  John  Babcock,  first 
lieutenant;  John  Oothoudt,  second  lieutenant. 

SULLIVAN    COUNTY. 

Battalion  of  infantry  in  Sullivan  county  commanded  by  Major 

Jonathan  Dexter: 

William  Gillespie,  captain;  John  Varis,  lieutenant;  Lee  Mitchel, 

ensign. 

JOHN  TAYLER,  ACTING  GOVERNOR. 

i8nv  His  excellency  Daniel  D.  Tompkins  having  resigned  the  office 

of  governor  on  the  24th  of  February. 

STEUBEN    COUNTY. 

Eighty-first  regiment  of  infantry: 
Elisha  Chapman,  ensign. 


March 
4. 


State  Historian.  1761 

1817. 

ALLEGANY    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Twenty-sixth  regiment: 

Isaac  Rawson,  colonel;  William  Geiger,  lieutenant  colonel;  Clark 
Crandall,  major. 

Alexander  Head,  captain;  Henry  McHenry,  junior,  lieutenant; 
Ami  Whitney,  ensign. 

Josiah  Utter,  captain;  Obadiah  Rouss,  lieutenant;  Luther  Axteell, 
ensign. 

Harry  Davis,  captain;  Andrew  Hawley,  lieutenant;  William  Van 
Campen,  ensign;  Daniel  Hooker,  lieutenant;  Nicholas  Van  Wickle, 

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ensign. 

STEUBEN    COUNTY. 

William  L.  Garey,  lieutenant;  Daniel  Woods,  ensign. 

George  P.  Ketchum,  captain;  Zebediah  Nobles,  lieutenant;  Alan- 
son  Burr,  ensign. 

Battalion  of  infantry  in  the  first  brigade  commanded  by  Major 
Simeon  Bacon:     William  Goff,  captain  of  light  infantry. 

First  brigade  of  infantry : 

John  Kennedy,  brigade  major  and  inspector,  vice  J.  Wilson, 
deceased. 

Seventh  regiment  of  artillery : 

Philo  Hurd,  captain;  Stacy  Lamphier,  first  lieutenant;  John 
Welch,  second  lieutenant. 

BROOME    COUNTY. 

Third  regiment  of  infantry: 

Captains — Benjamin  B.  Nichols,  Ralph  E.  Bevier,  Bartholomew 
Williams,  Isaac  Turner. 

Lieutenants — Luther  Brown,  Elisha  H.  Ross,  Isaac  Doolittle, 
Moses  Dyra. 

Ensigns — Isaac   Johnson,   Jonathan    Ogden,    Daniel    Blatchley, 

Amos  Averet. 

in 


1817. 


1762  Annual  Report  of  the 

Battalion  set  off  from  the  Third  regiment  of  infantry  in  the  county 
of  Broome: 

Enoch  Smith,  adjutant;  Robert  Harper,  junior,  quartermaster; 
Samuel  Stow,  junior,  ensign. 

Fifty-third  regiment  of  infantry: 

John  Laning,  colonel;  Elijah  Shoemaker,  lieutenant  colonel; 
Joseph  T.  Waldo,  major;  Joseph  Borry,  adjutant:  Jonathan  Piatt, 
junior;  quartermaster;  Gamaliel  H.  Barstow,  surgeon. 

Captains — Latham  A.  Burrows,  David  Nealy,  Ezra  Canfield, 
Daniel  McD.  Shoemaker,  Elijah  Decker,  Philip  Bigler,  Moses 
Delano. 

Lieutenants — Norman  Goodrich,  Ebenezer  Briggs,  John  R.  Tow- 
ser,  Jacob  Harris,  Lewis  Seymour,  James  Pomeroy,  Abraham 
Blackman. 

Ensigns — David  Turner,  David  Monroe,  Wright  Dunham,  Lyman 
Akins,  William  Smith,  Joseph  Chambers,  Daniel  Howard. 

Of  light  infantry — Richard  Howard,  captain:  Matthew  Bevier, 
lieutenant;  George  Bradley,  ensign. 

William  Anderson,  captain;  John  B.  Royce,  lieutenant;  William  B. 
Bement,  ensign. 

Twelfth  regiment  of  artillery: 

Levi  Catlin,  first  lieutenant;  Henry  Woodard,  second  lieutenant. 

QUEENS    COUNTY. 

One  Hundredth  regiment  of  infantry:  . 

Jacob  Smith,  major,  vice  S.  Mott,  promoted;  George  Howell,  pay- 
master; William  D.  Creed,  surgeon,  vice  J.  Davidson,  resigned; 
James  L.  Goggeswell,  surgeon's  mate. 

Captains — Thomas  Carman,  vice  J.  Smith,  promoted;  Gilbert 
Dorlon,  vice  R.  Carman,  resigned;    George  Allen,  vice  E.  Mott, 


State  Historian.  1763 

resigned;  Thomas  Tredwell  (of  light  infantry),  vice  E.  Mott,  pro- 
moted. 

Lieutenants — David  Jenning,  vice  T.  Smith,  moved;  Lewis  Pettet, 
vice  G.  Dorlon,  promoted;  David  Smith,  vice  T.  Carman,  promoted; 
Oliver  Dorlon,  vice  B.  Birdsall,  resigned. 

Ensigns — Michael  Combs,  vice  A.  Seaman,  moved;  Benjamin 
Smith  (of  light  infantry),  vice  S.  Wood,  promoted;  Thomas  Cooper, 
vice  G.  Dorlon,  promoted;  Samuel  Smith,  vice  Jennings,  promoted. 

One  Hundred  and  Seventeenth  regiment: 

Micajah  Townsend,  colonel;  Stephen  Thorn,  lieutenant  colonel; 
John  K.  Hayden,  major;  Morris  M.  Rogers,  surgeon;  Ebenezer 
Sealey,  surgeon's  mate;  William  W.  Townsend,  quartermaster;  But- 
ler Coles,  paymaster. 

Captains — Jeffery  Losee,  Townsend  Parish,  John  K.  Allen,  Martin 
Rapelyea,  George  D.  Coles. 

Lieutenants — William  Duryea,  Charles  Weeks,  James  Vernon, 
Daniel  McCoon,  John  B.  Allen,  James  W.  Smith. 

Ensigns — Israel  C.  Whitney,  Silas  Downing,  Charles  Pine,  James 
Weeks,  Adrian  Onderdonk,  Isaac  Bogert. 

Ninety-third  regiment: 

Edward  Leverich,  colonel ;  Van  Wyck  Wickes,  lieutenant  colonel ; 
Thomas  Moore,  major;  Ezekiel  Ostrander,  surgeon;  Jacob  P.  Lev- 
erich, paymaster;  William  Boardman,  chaplain. 

Captains — Peter  Luyster,  John  Johnson,  William  Bragaw,  John 
Rhoads. 

Lieutenants — Charles  Rapelye,  James  Denton,  William  Paynton, 
Amos  Denton. 

Ensigns — Samuel  Palmer,  Isaac  A.  Bragaw,  Daniel  Smith,  Henry 
Rhoads. 


1817. 


1817. 


1764  Annual  Report  of  the 

new  york  county. 

Forty-fourth  brigade  of  infantry: 

Henry  B.  Hagerman,  brigade  major  and  inspector;  Robert  Hun- 
ter, brigade  quartermaster. 

Henry  B.  Hagerman,  major  of  a  regiment  in  the  forty-fourth  bri- 
gade, with  rank  from  March  22,  1816. 

Eighty-second  regiment  (J.  D.  Fay,  colonel) : 

Henry  Fisher,  adjutant,  vice  A.  Christie,  transferred. 

John  L.  Schiefrelin,  captain,  vice  A.  Fleming. 

Lieutenants — Elijah  T.  Pinckney,  vice  Schieffelin,  promoted; 
Eliar  Valentine,  vice  Renwick,  Thomas  W.  Henry,  vice  McEvers. 

Ensigns — Meigs  D.  Benjamin,  vice  Pinckney,  promoted;  John  R. 
Hedley,  vice  Valentine,  promoted;  Micajah  Reynolds,  vice  Henry, 
do;  Joseph  Blunt. 

Ninety-seventh  regiment: 

Ebenezer  Irving,  colonel,  with  rank  from  May  1,  1816. 

Captains — John  I.  Bailey,  vice  W.  N.  Dyckman,  promoted;  Sam- 
uel Townsend,  vice  Muzzy,  absent;  Isaac  Clason,  vice  Livingston, 
do;  William  Golet  Bucknor;  James  Richard  Dodge,  vice  Hunter, 
promoted. 

Lieutenants — James  Foster,  junior,  vice  J.  I.  Bailey,  promoted; 
Piatt  H.  Crosby,  vice  S.  Townsend,  do;  John  Reade  Stuyvesant, 
vice  I.  Clason,  do;  Bernard  Rhinelander,  vice  Bucknor,  do;  James  I. 
Roosevelt,  junior,  vice  J.  R.  Dodge,  do;  Thomas  Addis  Emmet, 
junior,  vice  Van  Tassel,  resigned;  David  Clarkson,  vice  Cur- 
tenius,  do. 

Ensigns — William  Cooper,  vice  J.  Foster,  junior,  promoted;  Wil- 
liam Douglass,  vice  P.  H.  Crosby,  do;  John  Lefferts  Mason,  vice 
Stuyvesant,  do;  John  Q.  Jones,  vice  Rhinelander,  do;  William 
Sanders  Irving,  vice  J.  I.  Roosevelt,  junior,  promoted;  Elias  Des- 
brosses  Hunter,  vice  B.  Hilton,  declined. 


State  Historian.  1765 

One  Hundred  and  Twenty-fifth  regiment: 

Charles  Graham,  colonel,  with  rank  from  July  8,  1816. 

Captains — Ferris  Pell,  vice  H.  H.  Macomb,  resigned;  Jacob 
Robineau,  vice  H.  T.  Wheeler,  resigned;  Henry  Phelps,  vice  F. 
Pell. 

Lieutenants — Joseph  Bulkley,  junior,  vice  Pell,  promoted;  Lewis 
St.  John,  vice  Robineau,  promoted;  Sturges  Sprague,  vice  H. 
Phelps,  do. 

Ensigns — Abel  T.  Anderson,  vice  J.  Bulkley,  junior,  promoted; 
Samuel  G.  Raymond,  vice  L.  St.  John,  promoted;  Isaac  S.  Hone, 
vice  S.  Sprague,  promoted. 

KINGS    COUNTY. 

Sixty- fourth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Joseph  Dean,  colonel,  vice  A.  Van  Brunt,  resigned;  Robert 
Nichols,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Skillman,  resigned;  Daniel  Lott, 
major. 

Captains — Cornelius  Van  Cleef,  vice  R.  Nichols,  promoted;  Tunis 
Johnson,  vice  Lott,  promoted. 

Lieutenants — Charles  Rapelyea,  vice  Johnson,  promoted;  Martin 
Schenck,  vice  Van  Cleef,  do;  William  R.  Dean. 

Ensigns — John  Skillman,  vice  Rapelyea,  promoted;  John  G. 
Hicks,  vice  Schenck,  promoted. 

One  Hundred  and  Fifteenth  regiment: 

Captains — Isaac  B.  Strong,  vice  J.  Oakley,  promoted;  Isaac  S. 
Jaques,  vice  I.  D.  Bow,  resigned;  Samuel  Van  Beuren,  vice  C. 
Oakley. 

Lieutenants — Peter  Tilton,  vice  Strong,  promoted;  William 
Timpson,  vice  Jaques,  do;  Abraham  Philips,  vice  Van  Beuren,  do. 

Ensigns — Thomas  Lord,  vice  J.  E.  Bedell,  resigned;  Charles  Hep- 
burn, vice  Tilton,  promoted;    William    King,  vice  Timpson,  do; 


1817. 


1817. 


1766  Annual  Report  of  the 

Robert  Strong,  vice  Philips,  do;  Frederick  Pentz,  junior,  vice  Spicer, 
promoted. 

Charles  Oakley,  major  and  inspector  of  the  forty-third  brigade. 

RICHMOND    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Forty-sixth  regiment: 

Richard  Conner,  colonel;  Nicholas  Burgher,  lieutenant  colonel; 
Alexander  W.  Hale,  adjutant,  vice  (William)  Micheau,  deceased; 
Etsil  Wood,  quartermaster,  vice  Mushereau  (Daniel  Mersereau), 
resigned ;  Jeffery  Wood,  paymaster,  vice  Jacobson,  do ;  John  T.  Har- 
rison, surgeon,  vice  Henderson,  do. 

Daniel  Butler,  lieutenant,  vice  Totten,  resigned. 

Ensigns — Apkah  Barrington  Ward,  vice  Butler,  deceased;  John 
Bedell;  Jeremiah  Simonson,  vice  Perine,  promoted;  John  Van  Pelt, 
vice  Corsin,  promoted. 

NEW   YORK    COUNTY. 

Tenth  brigade  of  infantry: 

John  T.  Jones,  brigade  major  and  inspector,  vice  Fleming,  and 
also  a  major  in  the  tenth  brigade  of  infantry. 

Seventy-fifth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Captains — Marmaduke  Waud,  vice  Swan,  promoted;  Oliver  York, 
junior,  vice  Skaats,  resigned;  Alfred  Weed,  vice  Schermerhorn,  do. 

Lieutenants — Henry  Kiersted,  vice  Ward,  promoted;  Benjamin 
H.  Jones,  vice  York,  promoted;  John  Wood,  junior. 

Ensigns — Zebulon  W.  Conklin,  Richard  Oakley. 

Eighty-fifth  regiment: 

Joseph  Wallis,  captain,  vice  Ricketts;  James  Thomson,  junior, 
lieutenant,  vice  Wallis,  promoted;  William  S.  Heyer,  lieutenant, 
vice  Caldwell,  moved;  James  Timpson,  ensign;  Zophar  P.  Ogden, 
ensign. 

One  Hundred  and  Sixth  regiment: 

Halsted  E.  Haight,  major,  vice  Jones,  brigade  inspector. 


State  Historian.  1767 

Captains — John  Van  Orden,  vice  Weed,  promoted ;  William  Day, 
vice  Swan,  resigned;  John  Voorhis,  vice  Philips,  promoted;  Epene- 
tus  Piatt,  vice  Voorhis,  in  staff. 

Lieutenants — William  S.  Bunce,  vice  Van  Orden,  promoted; 
Joseph  R.  Lynch,  vice  Day,  promoted;  Cornelius  Oakley,  vice 
Piatt,  do. 

Ensigns — Martin  Ditmis,  James  I.  Bowden. 

Third  brigade  of  infantry: 

Albert  Chrystie,  brigade  major  and  inspector,  vice  C.  Graham, 
promoted. 

Tenth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Daniel  E.  Tylee,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  J.  Strong,  promoted; 
Caleb  S.  Woodhull,  adjutant;  William  Hagadorn,  quartermaster, 
vice  S.  B.  Strong,  resigned. 

William  Russell,  lieutenant,  with  rank  from  July  8,  1816;  William 
Hagadorn,  lieutenant. 

Fifty-first  regiment: 

James  Strong,  colonel,  vice  I.  A.  Van  Hook,  resigned;  Charles 
King,  major,  vice  D.  E.  Tylee,  promoted;  John  I.  Sickles,  major, 
vice  C.  King,  in  Europe. 

James  P.  Dixon,  lieutenant,  vice  H.  W.  Warner,  declining. 

One  Hundred  and  Forty-second  regiment: 

Edward  H.  Nicoll,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Hitchcock,  resigned; 
William  E.  Dunscomb,  major,  vice  Nicoll,  promoted. 

Peter  W.  Gale,  captain,  vice  Dunscomb,  promoted;  William  A.  S. 
North,  lieutenant,  vice  Gale,  promoted;  Stephen  P.  Lemoine,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Warner,  resigned. 

Ensigns — Samuel  Whiting,  vice  North,  promoted;  John  L.  Ire- 
land, vice  Lemoine,  promoted;  Frederick  A.  Tallmadge,  vice  Cogge- 
shall,  declining. 


1817. 


1817. 


1768  Annual  Report  of  the 

Second  regiment  of  artillery: 

Daniel  Baehr,  major,  vice  J.  Bloodgood,  declined. 

John  A.  Lent,  captain,  vice  Baehr,  promoted. 

Second  lieutenants — Jacob  B.  Smith,  Richard  Brown,  Samuel 
Croes,  Henry  Raymond. 

Third  regiment  of  artillery: 

Stephen  A.  Rich,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  W.  S.  Hunter,  promoted; 
Cornelius  E.  DePuy,  surgeon,  vice  Eddy,  resigned. 

Abel  Smith,  captain,  vice  Matthews,  resigned;  John  C.  Gillin, 
first  lieutenant,  vice  Smith,  promoted. 

Second  lieutenants — Charles  N.  Baldwin;  Samuel  N.  Sharp,  vice 
Baldwin,  promoted;  William  Fairbanks,  vice  Thompson,  do. 

Ninth  regiment  of  artillery: 

Captains — Philip  S.  Hone,  vice  A.  Smith,  resigned:  Martin  Luff; 
Luther  Morehouse,  vice  Lametti,  resigned. 

First  lieutenants — Mark  Dissosway,  vice  Hone,  promoted;  George 
Riblet,  vice  Luff,  promoted. 

Second  lieutenants — Matthew  Daniel,  junior,  vice  Morehouse, 
promoted;  John  E.  Haight,  vice  Dissosway,  promoted;  Samuel  I. 
Hunt;  Abner  Wyman,  vice  Riblet,  promoted;  Stephen  Peck,  vice 
B.  G.  Brown,  resigned. 

Eleventh  regiment  of  artillery: 

William  G.  Ogilbie,  surgeon's  mate,  vice  Tappan,  promoted. 

James  R.  Stuart,  captain;  Andrew  T.  Goodrich,  captain,  vice 
Houston,  transferred;  Peter  Bolles,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Goodrich, 
promoted. 

Second  lieutenants — Matthias  O.  Connor,  vice  Bolles,  promoted; 
Gilbert  Hopkins ;  Peter  W.  Spicer. 

First  lieutenants — Jacob  Hunter,  vice  Timpson,  resigned;  John 
Hillyer,  vice  Stuart,  promoted. 


State  Historian.  1769 

Thirteenth  regiment  of  artillery : 

Asbury  Crocheron,  captain,  vice  Seguin;  John  Crocheron,  first 
lieutenant,  vice  A.  Crocheron,  promoted;  Jesse  Bedell,  second  lieu- 
tenant, vice  J.  Crocheron,  do;  Peter  Stockholm,  first  lieutenant,  vice 
G.  Little;  Joseph  Marsh,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Stockholm,  pro- 
moted. 

The  Commander-in-chief  having  organized  the  battalion  of  Gov- 
ernor's Guards  into  a  regiment, 

Resolved,  that  the  same  be  denominated  the  Fourteenth  regi- 
ment of  artillery  and  that  the  following  officers  be  and  they  are 
hereby  appointed,  viz: 

Fourteenth  regiment  of  artillery : 

James  B.  Murray,  colonel;  Charles  McKenna,  lieutenant  colonel; 
Samuel  S.  Howland,  adjutant;  Isaac  Jones,  junior,  paymaster; 
Joseph  G.  Peters,  quartermaster;  Augustus  R.  Griffin,  surgeon's 
mate. 

Captains — John  Muir;  William  F.  Codwise. 

First  lieutenants — William  H.  Priest  (with  rank  from  December 
13,  1814);  Joseph  Sexton,  junior;  Isaac  P.  Smith. 

Second  lieutenants — Henry  I.  Cammann,  Thomas  C.  Murray, 
Alexander  Bremner,  William  H.  Wetmore. 

MADISON    COUNTY. 

Sixty-fifth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Isaac  Skinner,  adjutant,  vice  Coolidge;  Willard  Nash,  ensign,  vice 
Skinner,  promoted. 

Samuel  W.  Gold,  surgeon. 

Henry  Coolidge,  captain,  vice  Darling;  Daniel  B.  Parsons,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Coolidge,  promoted;  Nathan  Taylor,  ensign,  vice  Par- 
sons, promoted;  Ezra  Chapin,  lieutenant,  vice  Barber;  Perley  Ayers, 


1817. 


1817. 


1770  Annual  Report  of  the 

ensign,  vice  Mixer;  Henry  C.  Goodrich,  lieutenant;  Isaac  Haight, 
ensign;  Isaac  Dunham,  ensign. 

Seventy-fourth  regiment: 

Thomas  W.  Phelps,  colonel,  with  rank  from  May  1,  1816;  Stephen 
Lee,  lieutenant  colonel,  with  rank  from  May  1,  1816;  Augustus  H. 
Owen,  quartermaster,  vice  Smith. 

Reuben  Munson,  captain,  vice  Beebe;  Chester  Warren,  lieutenant, 
vice  Munson,  promoted;  William  H.  Beecher,  ensign,  vice  War- 
ren, do. 

Bartholomew  Forbes,  lieutenant,  vice  Bort;  Nicholas  Kilts,  ensign, 
vice  Forbes. 

New  company — Elisha  Cranson,  captain;  Asa  Taylor,  lieutenant; 
Joshua  Sherwin,  junior,  ensign. 

One  Hundred  and  Forty-third  regiment  of  infantry : 

Noyes  Palmer,  colonel,  with  rank  from  May  1,  181 6;  Phineas 
Babcock,  lieutenant  colonel,  with  rank  from  May  1,  181 6;  Roswell 
Chapin,  major,  vice  Babcock,  promoted;  Augustus  Sanders,  adju- 
tant, vice  Clark,  resigned;  Henry  Chaplin,  paymaster,  vice  Main, 
do;  Welcome  A.  Clark,  surgeon,  vice  Henry,  moved;  Darius  Chapin, 
surgeon's  mate,  vice  Bailey,  resigned. 

Warren  Smith,  captain,  vice  Chapin,  promoted;  Zenas  Phinney, 
lieutenant,  vice  Smith,  promoted. 

Benjamin  Burdick,  captain,  vice  Milton,  resigned;  John  Maxson, 
lieutenant,  vice  S.  Crandall,  resigned. 

Ensigns — Nathan  Williams,  Zadock  Reynolds,  John  Babcock, 
junior,  Jeremiah  Lewis. 

Lieutenants — Elisha  Randall,  vice  A.  Sanders;  Clark  White,  vice 
N.  Burch,  moved. 

One  Hundred  and  Twenty-ninth  regiment  of  infantry : 

Samuel  Thomas,  colonel;  John  Needham,  lieutenant  colonel; 
Oran  Chandler,  major. 


State  Historian.  1771 

Asa  Eggleston,  lieutenant,  vice  Whitney,  resigned. 

Festus  Parsons,  captain,  vice  Needham,  promoted;  Czar  Dike- 
man,  lieutenant,  vice  Parsons,  promoted;  Loring  Hutchinson, 
ensign,  vice  Dikeman,  promoted. 

Timothy  Gridley,  captain,  vice  Dryer,  resigned;  Richard  Culver, 
lieutenant,  vice  Gridley,  promoted;  Halsey  Rice,  ensign,  vice  Culver, 
promoted;  Zadock  Sweetland,  lieutenant. 

John  Cleaveland,  captain,  vice  Gaylord,  superseded;  Phinehas 
Briggs,  lieutenant;  John  Lathrop,  ensign. 

Roswell  Beckwith,  junior,  captain,  vice  Chandler,  promoted; 
Anson  Dean,  lieutenant,  vice  Beckwith;  John  Hearsy,  ensign,  vice 
Holmes,  resigned. 

Calvin  Goodale,  captain,  vice  Underwood,  resigned;  Ebenezer 
Coates,  lieutenant,  vice  Goodale,  promoted;  Roswell  Savage, 
ensign,  vice  Coates,  promoted. 

ONTARIO    COUNTY. 

Seventy-first  regiment  of  infantry: 

Asahel  Bannister,  adjutant,  vice  H.  Bannister,  resigned;  Caleb 
Bannister,  surgeon,  vice  N.  Willson,  resigned;  Ezra  Jewel,  quarter- 
master, vice  A.  Bannister;  Deane  Swift,  paymaster,  vice  J.  Mason, 
moved. 

Stephen  Dunwell,  junior,  captain,  vice  M.  Musselman,  resigned; 
Samuel  Howe,  lieutenant,  vice  Dunwell,  promoted ;  Archibald  Gould, 
ensign,  vice  Howe,  do. 

John  Gilbert,  captain,  vice  Hull,  promoted ;  Henry  Seymour,  lieu- 
tenant; Upton  Dorsey,  ensign;  Isaac  Andrews,  lieutenant,  vice  Tay- 
lor, moved ;  David  Hanchett,  ensign,  vice  Hawley,  resigned. 

John  Albaugh,  captain,  vice  Van  Auken,  resigned;  Andrew  Dor- 
sey, lieutenant,  vice  Albaugh,  promoted;  Jonathan  S.  Butler,  ensign, 
vice  G.  Bradford,  moved. 


1817. 


1817. 


1772  Annual  Report  of  the 

Thirty-ninth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Seymour  Scovill,  adjutant,  vice  C.  Perrin,  moved;  Lyman  Bates, 
lieutenant,  vice  Seymour. 

Ensigns — Alpheus  Harvvood,  Oliver  Durfee,  Elisha  W.  Cobb. 

Eleventh  regiment  of  infantry : 

William  Barlow,  chaplain. 

Aaron  Ackley,  captain,  vice  H.  Steel,  resigned;  Harris  Seymour, 
lieutenant,  vice  Ackley,  promoted;  Jesse  Miller,  junior,  ensign,  vice 
Seymour,  do;  Milton  Gillett,  ensign,  vice  J.  Beebe,  resigned. 

Samuel  Reed,  captain,  vice  T.  Mower,  resigned;  Sterling  Park- 
hurst,  captain;  Luther  Porter,  lieutenant,  vice  S.  Parkhurst,  pro- 
moted; Amos  Jones,  ensign,  vice  Porter,  promoted;  Wilmarth 
Smith,  ensign. 

One  Hundred  and  Third  regiment  of  infantry: 

Robert  Buckley,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Lee;  Justus  P.  Spencer, 
major,  vice  Buckley,  promoted;  Ariel  N.  Brown,  paymaster,  vice  W. 
Hurten,  moved. 

John  Rowalt,  captain,  vice  J.  P.  Spencer,  promoted;  John  Law- 
rence, junior,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Rowalt,  do;  Frederick  Pierce, ensign, 
vice  Lawrence,  do. 

James  Robinson,  lieutenant,  vice  Lamb,  refusing;  Nathaniel 
Finch,  ensign,  vice  Robinson,  promoted. 

Samuel  Henderson,  captain,  vice  T.  Jones,  resigned;  Jesse  Davis, 
lieutenant,  vice  P.  Suppla,  do. 

Dennis  Stuart,  captain,  vice  Sutherland,  do;  Baxter  Hobart,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  D.  Bates,  moved;  Samuel  Wyman,  ensign,  vice  B. 
Hobart,  promoted. 

Seventh  regiment  of  artillery: 

New  company — William  Prentice,  captain;  Samuel  Boots,  first 
lieutenant;  John  Defforist,  second  lieutenant. 


State  Historian.  1773 

1817. 

Major  Joseph  Hall's  rifle  battalion: 

Lieutenants — Levi  Ostrander,  Nicholas  Spoor,  Jesse  Beard. 

Ensigns — Benjamin  Westfall,  John  M.  Granger. 

SENECA    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Second  regiment  of  infantry: 

Benjamin  Nelson,  captain,  vice  Redfield,  moved;  Silas  Mills,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Nelson,  promoted;  Eleazer  P.  Mather,  ensign,  vice  Mills, 
promoted. 

Aura  Marsh,  captain,  vice  Parker,  resigned;  James  Magee,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Marsh,  promoted;  Ansel  Sherman,  ensign,  vice  Magee, 
promoted. 

William  Bull,  captain,  vice  Boardman,  declining;  Archibald  Par- 
ker, lieutenant,  vice  Bull,  promoted;  William  Stoffelet,  ensign,  vice 
Parker,  promoted. 

Alexander  McConnell,  captain,  vice  Reding  and  Kishler;  James 
Hicks,  lieutenant;  Lewis  Chamberlain,  ensign,  vice  McConnell, 
promoted. 

Garret  Arnold,  lieutenant,  vice  W.  Bruce;  Samuel  Dey,  ensign, 
vice  Arnold,  promoted. 

One  Hundred  and  Twenty-eighth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Charles  Starret,  major,  vice  Fleming,  declining;  Moses  Young, 
chaplain. 

Selah  Squires,  captain,  vice  Starret,  promoted;  Samuel  Almy, 
lieutenant,  vice  Squires,  do;  John  Kelly,  junior,  ensign,  vice 
Almy,  do. 

Peter  Himrod,  captain,  vice  Rogers,  moved;  Elijah  Adams,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Himrod,  promoted;  Cornelius  Post,  ensign,  vice  Adams, 
promoted;  Joseph  Bailey,  ensign. 

Riflemen — John  Montgomery,  captain;  Ucal  Howell,  lieutenant; 
Joseph  C.  Kelly,  ensign. 


1817. 


1774  Annual  Report  of  the 

One  Hundred  and  Forty-fifth  regiment  of  infantry : 

Captains — Samuel  Seton,  Squire  J.  Nobles. 

Lieutenants — Moses  Lovel,  vice  Seton,  promoted;  James  A. 
Royce,  vice  Nobles,  do. 

Ensigns — Edward  Howell,  vice  Lovel,  do;  John  Kenan,  vice 
Royce,  do. 

Riflemen — Joshua  Coleman,  lieutenant,  vice  Clark,  moved;  John 
U.  Frost,  ensign,  vice  Whitman,  declined. 

Major  John  Furlong's  battalion  of  infantry: 

Ransom  Ward,  paymaster;  Uriah  Wade,  quartermaster. 

Joseph  Wade,  captain,  vice  A.  Gillet,  resigned;  Peter  Aldrich, 
lieutenant,  vice  Wade,  promoted;  Chauncy  Bishop,  ensign,  vice 
Aldrich,  do;  David  Gates,  ensign,  vice  Melvin,  refusing. 

TIOGA   COUNTY. 

Ninety-fifth  regiment  of  infantry : 

George  Fisher,  second  major,  vice  B.  Jennings,  resigned;  Caleb 
H.  Sackett,  adjutant,  vice  Purdy;  Alexander  Graham,  paymaster, 
vice  Sackett. 

Abraham  Gary,  captain,  vice  G.  Fisher,  promoted;  Alfred  Scho- 
field,  lieutenant,  vice  A.  Gary,  do;  Isaac  Hugg,  junior,  ensign,  vice 
Schofield,  do. 

John  Mulks,  captain,  vice  Slater,  resigned;  Abraham  Chambers, 
lieutenant,  vice  Mulks,  promoted:  Titus  R.  Read,  ensign,  vice  A. 
Chambers,  do. 

Seneca  Howland,  captain,  vice  J.  Smith,  resigned;  Edward  A. 
Judd,  lieutenant,  vice  S.  Howland,  do;  William  Manroe,  ensign, 
vice  E.  A.  Judd,  promoted. 

Thomas  Baird,  captain,  vice  L.  Jinks,  resigned;  Josiah  Perry, 
lieutenant,  vice  T.  Baird,  promoted;  WTalter  Herrick,  ensign,  vice 
J.  Perry,  promoted. 


State  Historian.  1775 

Seventy-ninth  regiment : 

Isaac  Baldwin,  adjutant;  Charles  Frederick  Fry,  quartermaster; 
William  Benson,  surgeon;  Simeon  R.  Jones,  chaplain. 

Charles  Orwin,  captain,  vice  S.  Handy,  resigned;  Samuel  Bur- 

[ingham,  HeUtenant,  vice  Orwin.  promoted. 

John  Little  Smith,  captain. vice  Greswokl.  moved;  John  11.  Knapp, 
lieutenant,  vice  Smith,  promoted;  Seneca  Baker,  ensign-;  Andrew 
Bnlklev,  lieutenant;  David  Gray,  ensign. 

CORTLAXO    COUNTY. 

Thirty-sixth  brigade  of  infantry: 

Martin  Keep.,  brigadier  general,  vice  Miller,  resigned;  Matthias 
Cook,  brigade  quartermaster,  vice  Sheldon,  resigned. 

Fifty-eighth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Obadiah  Boies,  colonel,  vice  Keep,  promoted;  Martin  Phelps. 
lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Boies,  promoted;  Andrew  Dickson,  major, 
vice  M.  Phelps,  promoted;  Edward  C.  Reed,  adjutant,  vice  Dickson, 
<.\y->;  Caleb  lkillard.  paymaster,  vice  Benedict,  moved. 

Light  Infantry — Elisha  Webb,  lieutenant,  vice  N.  Stone, 
resigned;  Andrew  Bnrr,  ensign,  vice  E.  Webb,  promoted. 

Ebenezer  Andrews,  junior,  captain,  vice  Cody,  resigned;  Joel  Pot- 
ter, lieutenant,  vice  Andrews,  promoted;  Roswell  Randall,  ensign, 
vice  Potter,  promoted. 

Ansel  Wilcox,  captain,  vice  P.  Babcock,  resigned;  Gershom  Rich- 
ardson, lieutenant,  vice  A.  Wilcox,  promoted;  Thomas  Randall, 
ensign,  vice  Richardson,  promoted. 

New  company — Jacob  Hemingway,  captain;  Jery  A.  Clapp, 
ensign. 

Philander  Goodrich,  lieutenant,  vice  Goff,  resigned;  Daniel  Gris- 
wold,  ensign,  vice  Goodrich,  promoted;  Jedediah  Barber,  ensign, 
vice  L.  Holt,  do. 


1817. 


1817. 


1776  Annual  Report  of  the 

John  J.  Adams,  captain,  vice  M.  H.  Grun.  resigned;  William  H. 
Warner,  lieutenant,  vice  Adams,  promoted;  Joseph  Crofoot,  ensign, 
vice  Warner,  promoted;  Charles  Smith,  lieutenant;  Isaac  Smith, 
ensign. 

One  Hundred  and  Twenty-fourth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Robert  Watson,  major,  vice  Woodruff,  declining;  Levi  Hay-ward, 
surgeon's  mate,  vice  McWhorter,  resigned;  Ira  A.  Wicks,  paymaster. 

John  Boutwell,  captain,  vice  R.  Watson,  promoted;  William  Pirce, 
lieutenant,  vice  Boutwell,  do;  Samuel  Freeman,  ensign,  vice 
Pirce,  do. 

Jesse  Kinney,  captain,  vice  Blanchard,  resigned;  Elijah  E.  Ben- 
jamin, lieutenant,  vice  Kinney,  promoted;  Henry  Patrick,  ensign, 
vice  Benjamin,  promoted. 

Rufus  Dunham,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Call,  resigned;  Timothy  Hul- 
bert,  ensign,  vice  Dunham,  promoted. 

Nicholas  Aker,  captain,  vice  Richardson,  resigned;  Solomon 
Baker,  lieutenant,  vice  Acker,  promoted;  Heman  Hull,  ensign,  vice 
S.  Baker,  promoted:  William  Troop,  lieutenant,  with  rank  from 
March  22,  181 6. 

Horace  Dwight,  captain,  with  rank  from  March  22,  1816. 

DUTCHESS    COUNTY. 

Sixty-first  regiment  of  infantry: 

Silas  Austin,  major;  Benjamin  Ballard,  adjutant. 

Justus  Nelson,  captain:  Ebenezer  Lobdell,  lieutenant;  John 
Crosher,  ensign. 

John  I.  Conklin,  captain;  Benjamin  Horton,  lieutenant. 

Ensigns — Allen  Secor,  Jonah  Smith,  Jeremiah  Wilson,  Lewis 
Luddington. 

One  Hundred  and  Twenty-seventh  regiment  of  infantry : 

John  Cooper,  first  major,  vice  Dusenburry,  moved;  Henry  Uhle, 


State  Historian.  1777 

second  major,  vice  Ross,  resigned;  James  Peters,  adjutant;  James 
Germond,  quartermaster;  William  A.  Wiltsie,  paymaster;  Wheeler 
Gilbert,  surgeon;  Asahel  Hall,  surgeon's  mate. 

Joseph  Fowler,  captain,  vice  Israel  Fowler,  resigned;  Jarvis  W. 
Hoxie,  lieutenant;  Chauncy  Fowler,  ensign. 

Stephen  Van  Voorhees,  captain;    Theodorus  Brown,  lieutenant; 
Peter  Dean,  ensign. 

Bartholomew  Green,  captain;  Sturges  Cary,  lieutenant;  Thomas 
McClas,  ensign. 

Adam  Crowse,  junior,  captain;  William  Van  Vleck.  lieutenant; 
Joshua  Brownell,  ensign. 

Belden  Dutcher,  captain ;  John  C.  Emigh,  lieutenant ;  Silas  Sweet, 
ensign. 

David  Johnson,  captain;  John  Bolt,  lieutenant;  Sebastian  Wheeler, 
ensign. 

Samuel  Stephens,  captain;  William  Hooker,  lieutenant;  James 
Ross,  ensign. 

Cornelius  H.  Cornwell,  captain,  vice  Miller,  resigned;  Thomas  E. 
Doughty,  lieutenant,  vice  Brill,  do;  William  Miller,  ensign. 

One  Hundred  and  Forty-ninth  regiment: 

Richard  C.  Van  Wyck,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Adriance,  refusing; 
Isaac  R.  Adriance,  major,  vice  Blatchley;  William  Cooper,  paymas- 
ter, vice  Van  Wyck,  promoted;  Peter  Adriance,  quartermaster,  vice 
Haight,  refusing. 

Miel  Peck,  captain,  vice  Adriance,  resigned;  Sutton  Simmons, 
lieutenant,  vice  Peck,  promoted;  Charles  Ogden,  ensign,  vice  A. 
Peck,  refusing. 

William  Wilde,  captain,  vice  I.  R.  Adriance,  promoted;  Teunis 
Brinckerhoff,  lieutenant,  vice  Wilde,  promoted;    John  I.  Rapalje, 
ensign,  vice  P.  Adriance,  promoted. 
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1817. 


1817. 


1778  Annual  Report  of  the 

Philander  Seward,  captain,  vice  Hughson,  and  Evert,  moved; 
Stephen  H.  Smith,  lieutenant,  vice  Evert,  deceased;  Matthew  V.  B. 
Ackerman,  ensign,  vice  Seward,  promoted. 

Christian  Van  Voorhis,  captain,  vice  Dubois,  refusing;  Samuel 
Thurston,  lieutenant,  vice  Van  Voorhis,  promoted;  John  C.  Van 
Wyck,  ensign,  vice  Cooper,  promoted. 

Joseph  Wood,  captain,  vice  Hutchins,  moved;  James  B.  Montross, 
lieutenant,  vice  Wood,  promoted;  Benjamin  B.  Hutchins,  ensign, 
vice  Montross,  promoted. 

ORANGE    COUNTY. 

Nineteenth  brigade  of  infantry : 

Hezekiah  Moffatt,  brigade  inspector,  vice  Strong,  moved. 

Thirtieth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Gabriel  Wisner,  major,  vice  Horton,  resigned;  John  Sly,  captain, 
vice  Wisner,  promoted;  Alexander  Roy,  lieutenant,  vice  Knap, 
resigned;  Rufus  Reed,  ensign. 

Josiah  Howell,  captain,  vice  Mapes,  resigned;  Cad  Howell,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Miller,  moved;  Jonas  Seely,  ensign,  vice  J.  Howell, 
promoted. 

Ninety-first  regiment : 

James  Duryea,  major,  vice  McLaughlin,  refusing. 

Light  Infantry — Henry  F.  Smith,  captain,  vice  Vanduzer, 
resigned;  Joseph  Barton,  lieutenant,  vice  Barton,  resigned;  John 
Smith,  ensign. 

Of  a  new  company — Daniel  Peck,  captain;  Vincent  Weygant, 
lieutenant;  Henry  Odle,  ensign. 

Abraham  Secor,  captain,  vice  Lamoreaux,  resigned;  Mills  Davis, 
lieutenant,  vice  Secor,  promoted;  David  Ford,  ensign. 

One  Hundred  and  Forty-eighth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Jonathan  Carpenter,  major,  vice  F.  Tuthill,  refusing. 


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William  Graham,  captain,  vice  Carpenter,  promoted;  Jesse  Smith, 
lieutenant,  vice  Gardner,  do;  John  Lain,  ensign. 

Joseph  Steward,  captain;  David  Lain,  lieutenant;  Henry  Boise, 
ensign. 

Philip  Swartwout,  captain,  vice  Vanattin,  moved;  Solomon  Van- 
fleet,  junior,  lieutenant;  Levi  Vanatten,  junior,  ensign. 

James  Wood,  captain,  vice  J.  Wood,  resigned;  David  Conkling, 
lieutenant,  vice  Jas.  Wood  promoted;  Benjamin  Vandosen,  ensign; 
Ebenezer  Foster,  lieutenant;  Daniel  H.  Denton,  lieutenant,  vice 
Geo.  Jackson,  resigned ;  Jonathan  Vail,  ensign. 

SUFFOLK    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirty-seventh  regiment  of  infantry: 

Eliphalet  Mobaray,  captain,  vice  H.  S.  Nicoll,  resigned;  Eliphalet 
Smith,  lieutenant ,  vice  Mobaray,  promoted;  Frederick  Wheeler, 
ensign,  vice  Smith,  promoted;  John  Whitney,  ensign,  vice  C.  Gould, 
moved. 

Joshua  Robbins,  captain,  vice  Woodhull,  moved;  Smith  Wood- 
hull,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  Robbins,  promoted;  Philetus  Vail,  ensign, 
vice  Carll,  refusing. 

Charles  A.  Floyd,  captain,  vice  R.  Nicoll;  Jcsiah  Bowers,  sur- 
geon's mate,  vice  Chs.  Havens,  promoted. 

Eightieth  regiment: 

Maltby  G.  Rose,  paymaster. 

Captains — Jeremiah  W.  Gardiner;  Theophilus  T.  Pierson. 

Lieutenants — William  D.  Parsons;  Joseph  Penny;  Alfred  Pierson. 

Ensigns — Elisha  Topping;  Manasseh  Fanning;  Hervey  Hedges. 

Edward  White,  captain,  vice  Post,  resigned;  Rufus  Sayre,  junior, 
lieutenant,  vice  Foster,  resigned;  Nathan  White,  ensign. 

One  Hundred  and  Seventh  regiment: 

Benjamin  Case,  colonel,  vice  J.   Moore,  resigned;  John  Terry, 


1817. 


1817. 


1780  Annual  Report  of  the 

lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Case,  promoted;  Noah  Terry,  major,  vice  J. 
Terry,  promoted;  Hutchinson  H.  Case,  adjutant,  vice  Palmer, 
resigned;  Samuel  S.  Vail,  quartermaster,  vice  Case. 

James  R.  Horton,  captain,  vice  N.  Terry,  promoted;  Joshua  Hal- 
liock,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  R.  Horton,  promoted. 

Benjamin  Glover,  captain,  vice  H.  Conklin,  resigned;  Joseph  C. 
Havens,  lieutenant,  vice  B.  Glover,  promoted. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirty-second  regiment: 

William  Howell,  colonel,  vice  I.  Slattery,  resigned;  William  Phil- 
lips, lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Geo.  Brown,  superseded;  John  R.  Sat- 
terly,  major,  vice  B.  Hallock,  resigned;  John  Havens,  adjutant,  vice 
Dickerson,  resigned;  Jesse  S.  Woodhull,  paymaster,  vice  Smith,  do; 
Ezra  King,  chaplain,  vice  Z.  Green,  do. 

Merritt  Learned,  captain,  vice  W.  Howell,  promoted;  Isaac  Over- 
ton, lieutenant,  vice  W.  x\rthur,  resigned;  Barnabas  Rider,  ensign, 
vice  S.  Foster,  moved. 

Robert  Hawkins,  captain,  vice  Phillips,  promoted;  Lewis  Rich, 
lieutenant,  vice  Hawkins,  do;  John  Hutchinson,  ensign,  vice 
Rich,  do. 

CHAUTAUQUA    COUNTY. 

Forty-third  brigade  of  infantry : 

Daniel  G.  Garnsey,  brigade  inspector. 

One  Hundred  and  Sixty-second  regiment: 

Nathaniel  Fay,  captain;  Samuel  Minigar,  lieutenant;  David  Bly, 
lieutenant. 

Ensigns — Lorel  Nichols;  William  Sprague;  Almon  Ives. 

One  Hundred  and  Sixty-ninth  regiment: 

Benjamin  Perry,  lieutenant  colonel;  Elijah  Risley,  major; 
Thomas  Warren,  quartermaster;  Limon  Avrill,  paymaster. 

Captains — John  Curtis;  Eliphalet  Dewey. 


State  Historian.  1781 

Lieutenants — Jonathan  S.  Patterson ;  Ethan  Cooley. 

Ensigns — Elijah  Nelson;  Samuel  Johnson;  Sampson  Trask; 
William  Griswold. 

Captains — James  Mullett;  James  Knapp. 

Lieutenants — John  P.  M.  Whaley;  Uriah  Nash. 

Ensigns — Ammi  Williams ;  Thomas  Merritt. 

John  Walker,  captain. 

Seventh  regiment  of  artillery: 

Asahel  Lyon,  captain;  Benjamin  Evens,  first  lieutenant;  Elisha 
W.  Young,  second  lieutenant. 

ESSEX    COUNTY. 

Ninth  regiment  of  infantry : 

Jeduthan  Case,  colonel,  vice  A.  Cleaveland,  resigned;  Beers  Tom- 
linson,  lieutenant  colonel;  John  Bigelow,  major; 

Silas  H.  Genison,  adjutant;  George  Wiley,  paymaster;  Stephen 
Morse,  quartermaster;  Levi  Wilcox,  surgeon. 

Elisha  Stanton,  captain;  Gardner  T.  Barker,  lieutenant;  Jedediah 
Edgerton,  junior,  ensign. 

James  H.  Barnett,  captain;  James  Swinton,  lieutenant;  Dyer 
Willcox,  ensign. 

Jasper  Shear,  captain;  John  Backus,  lieutenant  Daniel  Witlsey, 
ensign. 

Simeon  Phillips,  lieutenant;  Joshua  Bailey,  ensign;  William 
Gencher,  ensign. 

Thirty-seventh  regiment  of  infantry: 

Luman  Wadhams,  colonel;  John  Calkins,  lieutenant  colonel; 
Abraham  Akin,  junior,  major. 

Alexander  Trimble,  ensign;  Valentine  Kellogg,  ensign. 

Andrew  Morehouse,  captain;  Norman  Moore,  lieutenant;  John 
B.  Cuyler,  ensign. 


1817. 


1817. 


1782  Annual  Report  of  the 

Battalion  of  infantry  set  off  from  the  Ninth  regiment: 

Thomas  Leeland.  junior,  lieutenant  colonel  commandant;  Clark 
Rawson,  adjutant:  Wolcott  Turrell.  quartermaster:  James  Hale, 
surgeon. 

Riley  Turrel,  captain. 

Harlow  Baker,  captain:  William  C.  West,  lieutenant:  Alfred 
White,  ensign:  Obadiah  Tenks.  lieutenant:  Ezra  E.  West,  lieuten- 
ant: Martin  Mason,  ensign. 

Riflemen — Horace  Hail,  captain:  Caleb  C.  Gaffield,  lieutenant: 
Ezra  B.  Smith  (ensign). 

Major  Daniel  Blish's  battalion  of  infantry: 

Daniel  Blish.  lieutenant  colonel:  John  Finch,  adjutant:  Nathaniel 
S.  Stoors,  quartermaster. 

Captains — Joseph  Slater.  Thomas  Dart,  junior. 

Lieutenants — Eleazer  Darrow,  John  Washburn. 

Ensigns — Joseph  Hull,  George  Whitman,  Ephraim  Boynton, 
junior. 

GREENE    COUNT Y. 

One  Hundred  and  Sixteenth  regimen:  of  infantry: 
Enoch  Blakeslee,  major,  vice  Robertson,  promoted;  Abel  Bab- 
cock,  adjutant,  vice  Blakeslee.  do:  Russel  Gladden,  quartermaster, 
vice  Babcock;  Henry  Gosley,  paymaster,  vice  Gladden. 

Captains — Jacob  Hitchcock,  vice  Stone,  moved;  Sumner  Par- 
menter,  vice  Perkins,  resigned;  Abel  Holcomb,  vice  Buel,  resigned. 

Lieutenants — Arad  Lewis,  ".ice  Hitchcock,  promoted;  Leman 
Prichard.  vice  Parmenter,  do;  Jeremiah  Miller,  vice  Loomis, 
deceased. 

Ensigns — William  Stimson,  vice  Lewis,  promoted;  Martin  Hanor, 
vice  Soles,  do;  Joel  Peck,  vice  Avery,  do;  Edward  Boardman,  vice 
Miller,  do;  Jeremiah  Hummel,  vice  Prichard,  promoted;  John  L. 
Decker,  vice  Kinsley,  do. 


State  Historian.  1783 

One  Hundred  and  Twentieth  regiment: 

Cornelius  Dubois,  major,  vice  Person,  resigned. 

Charles  Baker,  captain,  vice  Dubois,  promoted;  Benjamin  Maltby, 
lieutenant,  vice  Baker,  do;  Abraham  Van  Vechten,  ensign,  vice 
Maltby,  do. 

David  Smith,  captain,  vice  Van  Vechten,  resigned;  John  Rouse, 
junior,  lieutenant,  vice  Smith,  promoted;  James  Stoutenburgh, 
junior,  ensign,  vice  Bostwick,  moved;  Abraham  Overbagh,  lieuten- 
ant, vice  Fiero,  resigned;  Christian  Obrian,  ensign,  vice  Voris, 
moved. 

Forty-ninth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Judson  Cheritree,  major,  vice  Adams,  promoted. 

James  R.  Stanton,  captain,  vice  Cheritree,  promoted;  William 
Norton,  lieutenant,  vice  Lester,  moved;  Harvey  George,  ensign, 
vice  Stanton,  promoted. 

Peter  I.  Merriquot,  lieutenant,  vice  Linsley,  resigned;  William 
Derby,  ensign,  vice  Merriquot,  promoted. 

James  Tyler,  captain,  vice  Lewis,  resigned;  Rowland  Root,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Van  Tassel,  resigned;  Truman  H.  Bagley,  ensign,  vice 
Howell,  moved. 

Perkins  King,  captain,  vice  Morris,  resigned;  John  Andrews,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Carter,  do;  Stephen  Renney,  ensign,  vice  Salisbury, 
moved. 

Light  Infantry — William  Post,  lieutenant,  vice  Howe,  moved; 
Silas  Stannard,  ensign,  vice  Pierce,  do. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Tenth  regiment  (John  T.  Van  Dalfsen,  lieuten- 
ant colonel) : 

Cornelius  Van  Antwerp,  junior,  captain,  vice  Ten  Eyck,  resigned; 
Barent  Mull,  lieutenant,  vice  Van  Antwerp,  promoted. 


1817. 


1817. 


1784  Annual  Report  of  the 

Captains — John  W.  Prosser,  vice  Weed,  resigned;  John  P.  Sheers, 
vice  Clark,  moved;  Gilbert  Tompkins,  vice  Abby,  resigned. 

Abraham  Hagerman,  lieutenant,  vice  Foster,  resigned;  James 
Wooster,  ensign,  vice  Hagerman,  promoted;  Storm  Rose,  lieuten- 
ant, vice  Ams,  resigned;  Benjamin  Bennett,  lieutenant,  vice  Tomp- 
kins, promoted;  John  Keefer,  ensign,  vice  Bennett,  promoted. 

Light  Infantry — Andrew  Witbeck,  captain;  Abraham  Ver 
Plank,  lieutenant;  Samuel  Niles,  ensign. 

GREENE    COUNTY. 

Sixth  regiment  of  infantry : 

Richard  McCarty,  colonel,  vice  Collier,  resigned;  Peter  Groom, 
major,  vice  Van  Bergen,  promoted;  Thomas  W.  Gay,  lieutenant  and 
adjutant,  vice  Miller,  moved;  Erastus  Hamilton,  surgeon,  vice 
Adams,  moved. 

HERKIMER    COUNTY. 

Twenty-seventh  regiment  of  infantry: 

New  company — Joab  Willis,  captain;  John  Insign,  lieutenant; 
Nathaniel  Crandall,  junior,  ensign. 

ROCKLAND    COUNTY. 

Twenty-ninth  brigade  of  infantry : 

John  J.  Suffern,  brigade  major  and  inspector,  with  rank  from 
March  2,  181 4. 

One  Hundred  and  Sixtieth  regiment  of  infantrv: 
John  Wellman,  ensign. 

NEW   YORK    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Sixth  regiment  of  infantry: 
Smith  Purdy,  colonel,  vice  I.  Prall,  resigned. 
James    McCall,    captain,    vice    Van    Orden,    deceased;  Robert 
Hyslop,  lieutenant,  vice  McCall,  promoted. 


State  Historian.  1785 

orange  county. 

Thirtieth  regiment  of  infantry: 

John  Sutton,  junior,  captain,  vice  Armstrong,  resigned;  John 
Houston,  lieutenant,  vice  Sutton,  promoted;  Nathan  Firman,  junior, 
ensign,  vice  Houston,  promoted. 

DUTCHESS    COUNTY. 

Twenty-ninth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Hugh  W.  Henry,  surgeon's  mate. 

Captains — Jeremiah  Paine,  Henry  PerLee,  Edward  L.  Freeman, 
Samuel  Hunting. 

Lieutenants — Josiah  Stebbins,  Robert  Mitchell,  Merrick  Parrish, 
Elisha  Welling. 

Ensigns — David  Shelden,  Jeduthan  Roe,  Daniel  A.  Mallett,  Joel 
Denton,  junior. 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

Second  regiment  of  riflemen: 

Albert  V.  D.  Z.  Slingerland,  captain,  vice  T.  Wane,  moved;  Abra- 
ham Conklin,  captain,  vice  J.  Harris,  exempt. 

Lewis  T.  Tillman,  adjutant,  vice  John  Case,  resigned;  William  H. 
Bostwick,  paymaster,  vice  L.  T.  Tillman. 

Lieutenants — John  Amidon,  vice  Willington,  moved;  Hugh 
Erwin,  vice  Slingerland,  promoted. 

Ensigns — Jesse  H.  Mead,  vice  I.  Bragg,  moved;  Herman  H.  Sni- 
der, vice  Van  Alstyne,  promoted;  Nathaniel  Babcock,  vice  Amidon, 
do;  John  Verplank;  John  Callanan,  vice  Erwin,  promoted. 

WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Fifty-fourth  regiment  of  infantry: 
Riflemen — Robert  Sackrider,  captain,  with  rank  from  July  8, 

1816;  Edward  Bulkley,  lieutenant,  vice  Town,  moved;  Davis  Ame- 

don,  ensign. 


1817. 


1817. 


1786  Annual  Report  of  the 

Riflemen— Robert  Millard,  captain,  vice  Little,  moved;  Alex- 
ander P.  Fonda,  lieutenant,  vice  Millard,  promoted;  George  Doug- 
harty,  ensign. 

Chester  Dewey,  captain,  vice  Spencer,  resigned ;  Ebenezer  Farns- 
worth,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice  Lawrence,  refusing;  George  Northum, 
ensign. 

John  Fuller,  captain,  vice  Pierce,  resigned;  Elisha  Richards,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Fuller  promoted ;  George  Wells,  ensign,  vice  Richards, 
promoted. 

Joseph  Bartholomew,  lieutenant;  Seth  Peck,  ensign,  vice  Bar- 
tholomew, promoted ;  Elihu  Arvis,  ensign. 

Resolved  that  the  battalion  of  infantry  in  the  county  of  Washing- 
ton commanded  by  Major  John  Straight,  junior,  be  organized  into 
a  regiment  to  be  distinguished  as  the  One  Hundred  and  Seventy-fifth 
regiment  of  infantry  and  that  the  following  officers  be  appointed, 
viz: 

John  Straight,  junior,  colonel;  William  Covell,  lieutenant  colonel; 
Hosea  Day,  major;  Solomon  S.  Cowin,  adjutant,  vice  Sill,  resigned. 

Calvin  Townson,  captain,  vice  J.  Covell,  resigned;  Barton  Warren, 
lieutenant;  Thomas  Wilbur,  ensign. 

Asa  Thompson,  captain;  Thomas  D.  Hatch,  lieutenant;  Noah 
Day,  junior,  ensign. 

Elijah  Straight,  captain,  vice  Oatman,  resigned;  Obadiah  Slade, 
lieutenant,  vice  Straight,  promoted;  James  Ingsabee,  ensign,  vice 
Slade,  promoted. 

Thomas  Eldridge,  lieutenant;  Jonathan  Wood,  junior,  ensign. 

Light  Infantry— Pearly  Whitney,  captain;  Benjamin  Hyde, 
lieutenant;  Thomas  Kinsman,  ensign. 

One  Hundred  and  Twenty-first  regiment  of  infantry: 

Benjamin  Copeland,  colonel,  with  rank  from  May  I,  1816;  Alfred 
Pitcher,  lieutenant  colonel,  with  rank  from  May  I,  1816. 


State  Historian.  1787 

William  Degolver,  ensign,  vice  Haskins,  refusing. 

William  Brayton,  captain,  vice  Elliot,  resigned;  Bateman  Bar- 
num,  lieutenant,  vice  Brayton,  promoted;  Thomas  Vaughn,  junior, 
ensign,  vice  Barnum,  promoted. 

WARREN    AND    WASHINGTON    COUNTIES. 

Twenty-third  regiment  of  infantry: 

Orson  Mead,  colonel,  vice  E.  Mead,  moved;  William  Hay,  junior, 
lieutenant  colonel;  Harvey  Powers,  major,  vice  Stackhouse, 
resigned;  Norman  Fox,  adjutant,  vice  Anderson,  promoted;  Fra- 
zier  Harvey,  quartermaster,  vice  S.  Ellis,  resigned;  Origen  Good- 
man, paymaster,  vice  H.  Mead,  promoted. 

Richardson  Cameron,  captain,  vice  J.  McDonald,  resigned; 
Ebenezer  Wicks,  lieutenant,  vice  Cameron,  promoted;  John  W. 
Kinyon,  ensign,  vice  Hicks,  promoted. 

Riflemen — Benjamin  Hammond,  junior,  captain,  vice  Hay,  pro- 
moted; Henry  Thurston,  lieutenant,  vice  Goodman;  Pardon  Tan- 
ner, ensign,  vice  Prosser,  refusing. 

Jehiel  Lamb,  captain,  vice  Wightman  Cole,  moved;  Peleg  Baker, 
lieutenant,  vice  Lamb,  promoted;  Fry  Duel,  ensign,  vice  Smith, 
moved;  Levi  Mead,  junior,  ensign,  vice  Fox,  promoted. 

New  company — Pelatiah  Richards,  captain;  Thomas  Burnham, 
lieutenant;  Forbus  Norman,  ensign. 

ONONDAGA    COUNTY. 

Ninety-eighth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Henry  Tiffany,  adjutant,  vice  M.  Marsh,  resigned;  Samuel  Baker, 
paymaster,  vice  C.  Baldwin,  promoted. 

Ezekiel  Hoyt,  captain,  vice  Whitman,  resigned;  Joseph  P.  Bends, 
lieutenant,  vice  E.  Hoyt,  promoted;  Gideon  Olin,  ensign,  vice  Bends, 
promoted. 


1817. 


1817. 


1788  Annual  Report  of  the 

William  Phelps,  captain,  vice  A.  Cook,  moved;  Daniel  Allen, 
junior,  lieutenant,  vice  Phelps,  promoted;  Daniel  J.  Caswell,  ensign, 
vice  D.  Allen,  junior,  promoted. 

Simeon  Sutherland,  captain,  vice  D.  Candy,  moved;  Andrew 
Parker,  lieutenant,  vice  Sutherland,  promoted;  Peleg  Potter,  ensign, 
vice  A.  Parker,  promoted. 

Charles  Baldwin,  captain,  vice  Newell,  resigned;  Zora  E.  Hayden, 
lieutenant,  vice  C.  Baldwin;  Joel  King,  ensign,  vice  L.  Lanton, 
moved. 

William  Duquet  (Ducat),  lieutenant,  vice  T.  Northrup,  resigned; 
Justus  M.  Matthews,  ensign,  vice  W.  Duquet,  promoted. 

Joshua  Coleman,  lieutenant,  vice  H.  Tiffany,  do;  Anson  Sprague, 
ensign,  vice  J.  Coleman. 

Sixty-second  regiment  of  infantry: 

William  Powell,  adjutant,  vice  N.  Goodrich,  promoted;  Adin 
Howe,  paymaster,  vice  W.  Powell;  Ashbel  Tearll,  surgeon,  vice 
Pettit,  moved;  Henry  Ingersoll,  surgeon's  mate,  vice  Tearll, 
promoted. 

Timothy  Pomeroy,  captain,  vice  S.  Pomeroy,  resigned;  Richard 
Pomeroy,  lieutenant,  vice  T.  Pomeroy,  promoted;  Chester  Clark, 
ensign,  vice  J.  Baker,  declining;  James  Redway,  lieutenant,  vice  C. 
Parsons,  do;  Parker  Kenyon,  ensign,  vice  J.  Potter,  moved. 

Noah  Goodrich,  captain,  vice  S.  Penoyer,  resigned;  Phineas  Hut- 
chinson, captain,  vice  A.  Ronday,  do;  Lauren  Hotchkiss,  lieutenant, 
vice  Hutchinson,  promoted;  Peter  Knapp,  junior,  ensign,  vice  L. 
Hotchkiss,  promoted. 

One  Hundred  and  Seventy-second  regiment: 

Job  Green,  major,  vice  S.  Brace,  declining;  Stephen  W.  Baldwin, 
captain  quartermaster,  vice  D.  Hawks,  junior;  John  Grant,  junior, 
paymaster:  Charlora  Adams,  surgeon,  vice  Colton,  declining. 


State  Historian.  1789 

James  L.  Voorhees,  captain,  vice  Green,  promoted;  David  Carrol, 
lieutenant,  vice  Voorhees,  do;  David  Willson,  ensign,  vice  Carroll, 
do. 

Peter  Emerick,  captain,  vice  Ayres,  moved;  George  Emerick, 
lieutenant,  vice  P.  Emerick,  promoted;  Manassah  Calkins,  ensign, 
VKe  G.  Emerick,  do;  Tobias  Miller,  ensign,  vice  J.  Schenck, 
declined. 

Light  Infantry — Asa  Baker,  captain;  Ebenezer  Wallace,  lieu- 
tenant; John  Proudfit,  ensign. 

Resolved  that  the  battalion  commanded  by  Major  John  G. 
Forbes  be  organized  into  a  regiment  to  be  distinguished  as  the  One 
Hundred  and  Seventy-sixth  regiment  of  infantry  and  that  the  follow- 
ing officers  be  and  they  are  hereby  appointed,  viz: 

John  G.  Forbes,  colonel;  Ralph  R.  Phelps,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice 
Forbes,  promoted;  Walter  Worden,  major,  vice  Phelps;  Elijah 
Phillips,  adjutant,  vice  Smith,  declining;  Heman  Ward,  quarter- 
master; Lot  Alderman,  junior,  paymaster;  Hezekiah  L.  Granger, 
surgeon;  William  Taylor,  surgeon's  mate. 

Oliver  Teal,  captain,  vice  Phelps,  promoted;  Reuben  H.  Bangs, 
lieutenant,  vice  Teal,  promoted;  Daniel  Favor,  ensign,  vice  Bangs, 
promoted. 

William  Huntley,  captain,  vice  Worden,  do;  Adam  S.  Huntley, 
lieutenant,  vice  Palmer,  promoted;  Conrad  Harter,  ensign,  vice 
Huntley,  promoted. 

Light  Infantry — Amos  P.  Granger,  captain;  Joseph  Smith, 
lieutenant;  John  B.  Johnson,  ensign. 

Alvan  Marsh,  captain;  Elijah  Phillips,  lieutenant,  vice  Hunger- 
ford,  promoted;  Erastus  Ward,  ensign,  vice  Sisson,  promoted. 

James  Olcott,  captain;  John  Martin,  lieutenant;  Joseph  Wilson, 
ensign. 


1817. 


1817. 


179°  Annual  Report  of  the 

Stephen  Hungerford,  captain;  James  Sisson,  lieutenant;  John 
Beebe,  ensign. 

Charles  Palmer,  captain;  Henry  Kellogg,  lieutenant;  Jesse  Wor- 
den,  ensign. 

Judson  Gage,  captain;  David  Shepard,  lieutenant;  Ebenezer  Den- 
nis, ensign. 

Twenty-seventh  brigade  of  infantry : 

Nehemiah  H.  Earll,  brigade  major  and  inspector,  vice  Sanford, 
moved. 

ONTARIO    COUNTY. 

Fifty-second  regiment  of  infantry: 

Nathaniel  Case,  colonel;  Samuel  Felt,  lieutenant  colonel;  Seth 
Roberts,  major;  David  Bush,  paymaster,  vice  King,  resigned. 

Francis  Charter,  captain,  vice  Stornburner,  resigned;  William 
Billinghurst,  lieutenant,  vice  Charter,  promoted;  Nathan  Hoyt, 
ensign,  vice  Billinghurst,  promoted. 

Solon  Pierce,  junior,  captain,  vice  Nettleton,  resigned;  Benedict 
King,  ensign,  vice  S.  Fuller. 

James  Shoecraft,  captain,  vice  Harrington;  Ebenezer  F.  Cook, 
lieutenant,  vice  Shoecraft;  John  Shoecraft,  ensign,  vice  Cook;  Jacob 
A.  Fargo,  ensign. 

Elisha  Case,  captain,  vice  N.  Case,  promoted;  James  Shoe,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  E.  Case;  John  H.  Shew,  ensign. 

Levi  Treadwell,  captain,  vice  Staples,  resigned;  Roswell  Everett, 
lieutenant,  vice  L.  Tredwell,  promoted;  Noah  Ramsdell,  ensign; 
George  Sperry,  ensign. 

Light  Infantry — Jacob  B.  Bryan,  captain,  vice  Felt,  promoted; 
Benjamin  Davis,  lieutenant,  vice  Bryan,  do;  Lemuel  Wight,  ensign, 
vice  Davis. 

Light  Infantry — Isaac  F.  Nichols,  captain ;  George  Sperry,  lieu- 
tenant; James  McNall,  ensign. 


State  Historian.  1791 

Fourth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Asa  Johnson,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  N.  Bryan. 

Elisha  Eggleston,  captain,  vice  Johnson,  promoted;  Timothy 
Buel,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice  Eggleston,  promoted;  Harry  Hobert, 
ensign,  vice  Buel;  Enoch  A.  Hall,  adjutant,  vice  Kellogg,  moved. 

Elijah  Bostwick,  captain,  vice  Hamlin,  resigned;  William  Postie, 
lieutenant,  vice  Bostwick,  promoted;  Gustavus  A.  Hamlin,  ensign, 
vice  Green,  resigned. 

Ninety-fourth  regiment : 

James  McNair,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Smith,  promoted;  Leman 
Gibbs,  major;  Augustus  A.  Bennett,  quartermaster;  Lester  Kings- 
bury, paymaster;  Elkanah  French,  surgeon's  mate. 

Captains — Robert  Adams,  vice  Fowler,  resigned;  William  Parks, 
vice  Gibbs,  promoted;  Peter  Price,  vice  Jeffords,  resigned;  Richard 
B.  Gollaspie,  vice  McNair,  promoted;  Zebina  C.  Hovey;  Vine 
Markham. 

Lieutenants — William  Adams,  vice  R.  Adams,  promoted;  Eli 
Stedman,  vice  Parks,  promoted;  Peter  Dreisbach;  Jehiel  Munger, 
vice  Hovey,  promoted:  Roswell  Goff,  vice  Price,  do;  Lewis  W. 
Beecher,  Edmund  Bridges,  Samuel  Magee. 

Ensigns — Jeremiah  Ruland,  John  Jackson,  vice  Adams,  pro- 
moted; Harry  Hyde,  vice  Stedman,  do;  Robert  McCartney,  Charles 
Rosebrugh,  Gurdon  Nowlen,  Moses  Eggleston,  Benjamin  Palmer, 
George  W.  Warner,  vice  Munger,  promoted. 

Riflemen — James  Cowles,  lieutenant;  Robert  Marshal,  ensign. 

Twenty-second  regiment  of  infantry: 

Nathaniel  Fisher,  junior,  colonel,  vice  Reed,  resigned;  James 
Richmond,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Fisher,  promoted;  William  T. 
Codding,  major,  vice  Richmond,  promoted. 

Light  Infantry — David  Doolittle,  captain,  vice  Codding,  pro- 


1817. 


1817. 


1792  Annual  Report  of  the 

motecl;  Constant  Shaw,  lieutenant,  vice  Doolittle,  do;  Nathan 
Briggs,  ensign. 

Aaron  Hicks,  captain,  vice  H.  Pitts,  moved;  Constant  Cornell, 
lieutenant,  vice  Hicks,  promoted;  Christopher  Gooding,  ensign; 
Zebulon  Philip,  ensign. 

George  Bowen,  captain,  vice  Crandall,  moved;  Sylvanus  Jones, 
junior,  lieutenant;  John  M.  Bissel,  ensign. 

Joseph  Clark,  captain,  vice  Metcalf,  resigned;  Lorenzo  Clark, 
lieutenant,  vice  J.  Clark,  promoted;  Zacheus  Barber,  ensign. 

David  McRoberts,  captain,  vice  Fox,  resigned;  Charles  Fowler, 
lieutenant,  vice  McRoberts,  promoted;  James  Leslie,  junior,  ensign. 

John  W.  Low,  captain,  vice  Gooding,  resigned;  William  Low, 
lieutenant,  vice  J.  W.  Low,  promoted;  Timothy  Mitchel,  ensign. 

New  company — Timothy  Barnes,  captain;  Charles  Graves,  lieu- 
tenant; Henry  Hoff,  ensign. 

MONTGOMERY    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirty-eighth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Ensigns — Jacob  I.  Willson,  vice  N.  Soule,  declined;  James  Reed, 
vice  Waggoner,  moved;  Gerrit  W.  Walradt,  vice  Parkill,  moved; 
Cornelius  R.  Van  Evera,  vice  Quackenbush,  resigned. 

Jeremiah  Webb,  captain,  vice  Morris,  resigned;  Sylvanus  St.  John, 
lieutenant,  vice  Webb,  promoted;  Ebenezer  Tillotson,  ensign. 

Peter  Dunkle,  junior,  captain,  vice  Diefendorf,  resigned;  George 
G.  Dunkle,  lieutenant,  vice  P.  Dunkle,  promoted;  Adam  Bush, 
ensign. 

Eighth  regiment  of  infantry: 

William  Lamberson,  quartermaster,  vice  Wood. 

Jonathan  Remsen,  junior,  ensign  with  rank  from  March  22,  1816; 
Peter  J.  Keyser,  lieutenant,  vice  Bidleman,  moved;  Baltus  Strough, 
ensign;  John  P.  Claus,  lieutenant,  with  rank  from  March  22,  1816. 


State  Historian.  1793 

Thomas  Bleckman,  captain,  vice  Phillips,  resigned;  Levi  Bliss, 
junior,  lieutenant,  vice  Bleckman,  promoted;  Seth  B  Sherwood, 
ensign;  Amos  Griswold,  lieutenant,  vice  Hulett,  moved;  William 
Burrel,  ensign. 

One  Hundred  and  Twenty-second  regiment  of  infantry: 

Paris  G.  Clark,  paymaster,  vice  G.  J.  Shew,  moved. 

Elias  Newman,  captain,  vice  C.  Allen,  resigned;  Thomas  W. 
Johnson,  lieutenant,  vice  E.  Newman,  promoted;  Jacob  Banta, 
ensign,  vice  S.  Wager,  moved. 

Enoch  Cornwell,  captain,  vice  G.  Thompson,  deceased;  Gradus 
Van  Vranken,  lieutenant,  vice  Cornwell,  promoted;  Richard  Van 
Vranken,  ensign,  vice  G.  Van  Vranken,  promoted;  Elisha  Foot, 
junior,  lieutenant,  vice  Gilbert,  resigned;  Ezra  S.  Curtis,  ensign,  vice 
Foot,  promoted;  Isaac  Thompson,  ensign,  vice  J.  Warn,  promoted. 

John  French,  captain,  vice  D.  Howell,  resigned;  Joshua  French, 
lieutenant,  vice  John  French,  promoted;  Samuel  O.  Riggs,  ensign, 
vice  French,  promoted. 

John  McKinley,  captain,  vice  N.  Fisk,  moved;  George  R.  Barse, 
lieutenant,  vice  Vanderbogert,  moved;  Gilbert  Gaylord,  ensign,  vice 
Welch,  moved. 

William  Fonda,  lieutenant,  vice  J.  A.  Fonday,  resigned;  Daniel 
Durfee,  ensign,  vice  W.  Fonda,  promoted. 

Nathan  B.  Lobdell,  captain,  vice  Brown,  moved;  Simon  Scott, 
lieutenant,  vice  Van  Ness,  resigned;  William  Gibbs,  ensign,  vice  L. 
Becker,  moved. 

Twenty-sixth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Daniel  Cuck,  surgeon,  vice  R.  Davis,  moved;  Abraham  G.  Van 
Est,  surgeon's  mate,  vice  Cuck,  promoted. 

Robert  Wells,  captain,  vice  Beard,  moved;  Philip  Fornecrook, 
lieutenant,  vice  R.  Wells,  promoted;  John  S.  Vrooman,  lieutenant. 

113 


1817. 


1817. 


ij94  Annual  Report  of  the 

Ensigns — Robert  S.  Lanardson,  Thomas  Brand,  Robert  Baird. 

Battalion  of  infantry  commanded  by  Major  Samuel  Jackson: 

Lewis  Carlile,  surgeon's  mate. 

Peter  Martin,  captain,  vice  Grinman,  resigned;  John  Grinman, 
lieutenant,  vice  P.  Martin,  promoted;  Samuel  New'kirk,  ensign,  vice 
J.  Grinman,  do. 

ALBANY    AND    NEW    YORK    COUNTIES. 

Whereas  Anthony  Lamb  and  Robert  Macomb  served  as  lieutenant 
colonels  in  the  militia  of  this  state  and  as  aids  to  the  late  commander 
in  chief  nine  years  without  promotion,  therefore 

Resolved  that  the  said  Anthony  Lamb  and  Robert  Macomb  be 
and  they  are  hereby  respectively  appointed  brigadier  generals  in  the 
militia  of  this  state. 

ESSEX    COUNTY. 

Sixth  regiment  of  artillery: 

Nathan  Esterbrook,  captain;  William  Finch,  first  lieutenant; 
Alexander  Morse,  second  lieutenant. 

ULSTER    COUNTY. 

Twenty-third  brigade  of  infantry: 

Peter  Miller,  brigade  quartermaster. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirty-first  regiment  of  infantry: 

Joseph  W.  Lane,  captain;  Zachariah  Longyear,  lieutenant;  Wil- 
liam Pine,  lieutenant;  Andrew  Swartwout,  ensign;  Tobias  Vanbeu- 
ren,  junior,  ensign. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirtieth  regiment: 

Cornelius  J.  Hornbeck,  quartermaster;  Matthew  De  Witt,  sur- 
geon' r  mate;  John  H.  Carl,  chaplain. 

Captains— Lewis  J.  Hasbrouck  (of  riflemen);  Wessel  B.  West- 
brook,  Joakim  I.  Schoonmaker. 


State  Historian.  1795 

Lieutenants — Jacob  E.  Hoornbeek,  John  Schutt  (of  riflemen), 
Isaac  Lyons,  Benjamin  Schoonmaker. 

Ensigns — Henry  C.  Hoornbeek,  Josiah  Hasbrouck,  junior  (of 
riflemen),  David  A.  Hasbrouck,  Martin  M.  Schoonmaker. 

SULLIVAN    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Nineteenth  regiment : 

William  Shaw,  junior,  adjutant;  Nathaniel  Purdy,  quartermaster. 

Abraham  Cuddeback,  captain;  William  Geegee,  lieutenant;  Abra- 
ham Gillespie,  do;  Jasper  Writer,  junior,  ensign;  John  Bowens, 
ensign. 

Battalion  commanded  by  Major  Samuel  Barnum: 

Alexander  Ketchum,  adjutant. 

Captains — Sturges  Andrus,  Zephaniah  Bowers,  junior. 

Lieutenants — Eli  Perry,  Charles  D.  Barnum. 

Ensigns — George  J.  Wakeman,  Jonathan  Ketchum. 

Battalion  of  infantry  commanded  by  Major  Benjamin  B.  Krum: 

Joseph  Carlisle,  captain. 

Lieutenants — Moses  Stoddard,  Bradley  Hall,  Leonard  Porter, 
Justin  Brooks. 

Ensigns — Asa  Carrier,  Thomas  Curry,  Samuel  Groo,  junior; 
Henry  L.  Schoonmaker. 

SARATOGA    COUNTY. 

Twenty-fourth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Captains — Peter  Wright,  vice  Warner,  resigned;  Silas  Washburn, 
vice  Beacher,  do;  Hermonus  V.  Smith,  vice  Trip,  moved. 

Lieutenants — Jacob  Lewis,  vice  Thatcher,  do;  Isaac  I.  Brewster, 
vice  Simmons,  moved;  Ammon  Blair,  vice  Smith,  moved;  Benedict 
Hamilton,  vice  Palmer,  promoted;  Abraham  Sleazer,  vice  Burch, 
moved. 

Ensigns — John  Lewis,  vice  Jacob  Lewis,  promoted;  Justice  H. 


1817. 


1817. 


1796  Annual  Report  of  the 

Palmer,  vice  Blair,  do;  Michael  Baker,  vice  Hamilton,  promoted; 
James  Bell,  vice  Smith,  promoted. 

Forty-first  regiment  of  infantry : 

Roswell  Day,  surgeon's  mate,  vice  Patrick,  deceased. 

Abraham  Q.  Wright,  lieutenant,  vice  Scidmore,  moved;  James 
Mosher,  ensign,  vice  Ward,  resigned;  Asa  Weston,  ensign,  vice 
Myers,  promoted. 

Fifty-ninth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Solomon  Calkins,  quartermaster,  vice  Weed,  deceased. 

Captains — Ira  Olmsbee,  vice  Medbury,  resigned;  Nathaniel 
Lovell,  vice  Carpenter,  resigned;  Shearman  Judd,  vice  Deake, 
moved;  Richard  Hewitt,  (light  infantry),  vice  Johnson,  declining. 

Lieutenants — Amasa  Martin,  vice  Olmsbee,  promoted;  Henry 
Lincoln,  vice  Eddy,  declining;  John  Page,  vice  Luther,  moved; 
Elias  W.  Sax,  (light  infantry),  vice  Wiggins,  resigned;  Nathan 
Daniels,  vice  Hendrick,  moved;  Aaron  Rose,  vice  Scofield,  moved. 

Ensigns — James  Mosher,  vice  Lovell,  promoted;  David  Ingham, 
vice  Rose,  promoted;  Stafford  Lappham,  vice  Mitchell,  moved; 
Simeon  Gray  (light  infantry),  vice  Hewit,  promoted;  John  Deake, 
vice  Judd,  promoted;  Lewis  Putnam,  vice  Wright,  moved;  Lewis 
Westcott,  vice  Drake,  declining. 

Sixty-third  regiment  of  infantry: 

Anson  Thompson,  captain,  vice  Bishop,  resigned;  Samuel  Dix? 
lieutenant,  vice  Thompson,  promoted;  Benjamin  Osborn,  lieuten- 
ant; Stephen  Crandall,  ensign;  Henry  D.  Chapman,  lieutenant,  vice 
Bennet,  resigned;  William  Cramer,  ensign,  vice  Chapman,  pro- 
moted; Daney  Churchel,  ensign,  vice  Dix,  promoted. 

One  Hundred  and  Forty-fourth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Samuel  Demarest,  major,  vice  Comstock,  moved;  William  Shaw, 
surgeon;  John  P.  Higgins,  surgeon's  mate,  vice  Shaw,  promoted. 


State  Historian.  1797 

Captains — Nicholas  E.  Vischer,  vice  Knowlton,  resigned;  Michael 
Welden,  vice  Sweetland,  declining. 

Lieutenants — William  Shephard,  vice  Vischer,  promoted;  Barnet 
Palmerton,  vice  Welden,  promoted;  Solomon  Higgins,  vice  Ash, 
resigned;  James  Ostrander,  vice  Shaw,  declining;  John  I.  Randall, 
vice  Kenseed  (Robert  Kennedy,  second),  do. 

Ensigns — Nicholas  E.  Van  Vranken,  Solomon  Peck,  vice  Sweet- 
land;  William  Herald,  junior;  Edwin  Gue,  vice  Ostrander,  pro- 
moted; Morris  Shelden,  vice  Randall,  do;  William  Close,  vice  Moe 
resigned. 

COLUMBIA    COUNTY. 

Fifteenth  regiment  of  infantry : 

John  Clark,  captain,  vice  Allen,  moved. 

Lieutenants — Jacob  Park,  vice  Gale,  moved;  Asahel  Blackman, 
vice  Van  Hoesen,  moved;  Jeremiah  Best,  vice  F.  F.  Steckle,  do. 

Ensigns — James  Allen,  vice  I.  Sheldon;  Philip  Deniger,  vice  Best, 
promoted. 

Teunis  Van  Benscoten,  lieutenant,  vice  Miller,  moved;  Charles 
Couch,  ensign,  vice  Van  Benscoten,  promoted;  Jacob  P.  Rocke- 
feller, lieutenant,  vice  McKinstry,  resigned;  Henry  J.  Best,  ensign, 
vice  Rockefeller,  promoted. 

One  Hundred  and  Sixty-fifth  regiment  of  infantry : 

Teunis  Race,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Robinson,  resigned;  Gideon 
Wolcott,  major,  vice  Race,  promoted;  Denton  Keeler,  quartermas- 
ter, vice  Kingman,  resigned;  David  Langdon,  adjutant,  vice  Van 
Deusen,  do. 

Captains — John  A.  Decker,  vice  Silvernail,  promoted;  Conradt  J. 
Willsey,  vice  Kingman,  do. 

Seventy-third  regiment  of  infantry: 

Andrew   Kingsley,   colonel,   vice   Asahel  King,   resigned;  James 


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1798  Annual  Report  of  the 

• 

Warner,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  A.  Kingsley,  promoted;  Augnstus 
F.  Hayden,  major,  vice  Warner,  promoted. 

Light  Infantry— James  Hamilton,  captain,  vice  Hayden,  pro- 
moted; Henry  Backus,  lieutenant,  vice  Hamilton,  do;  Samuel  E. 
Hudson,  ensign,  vice  Stow,  resigned. 

Jehial  P.  Parsons,  captain,  vice  Wilcox,  moved;  David  Watson, 
lieutenant;  Amasa  Fuller,  ensign;  Justice  Niles,  ensign. 

Gad  Hitchcock,  captain,  vice  Bently,  resigned;  Allen  Spencer, 
lieutenant,  vice  Hitchcock,  promoted;  George  Landon,  ensign,  vice 
Spencer,  promoted. 

Elias  Hand,  captain,  vice  Brainard,  moved;  Isaac  Shumway,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Hand  promoted;  Samuel  Webster,  ensign,  vice  Bela 
Johnson,  moved. 

John  F.  Hulbert,  captain,  vice  Lovejoy,  resigned;  Roswell  B. 
Frisbee,  lieutenant,  vice  Hulbert,  promoted;  Russell  Cady,  ensign, 
vice  Frisbee,  promoted. 

Forty-fourth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Amos  Knapp,  captain,  vice  A.  Reed,  resigned;  Quinzy  Johnson, 
lieutenant,  vice  Knapp,  promoted;  Nicholas  A.  Sharts,  ensign,  vice 
Ouinzy  Johnson,  promoted. 

John  A.  Showerman,  lieutenant,  vice  Hunt,  moved;  Pelatiah 
Hunt,  ensign,  vice  Showerman,  promoted. 

Fifty-sixth  regiment  of  infantry: 

John  I.  Shaver,  ensign,  vice  Heermance,  moved;  Chilow  Howard, 
ensign,  vice  Kittle,  resigned. 

Twelfth  brigade  of  infantry : 

Abraham  P.  Holdridge,  brigade  quartermaster,  vice  Nichols, 
resigned. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Fifty-second  regiment  of  infantry: 

Jesse   Wood,   colonel,   vice   Abbott,   resigned;  Cornelius    Secor, 


State  Historian.  1799 

lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Wood,  promoted;  Jacob  I.  Weidman,  major, 
vice  Secor,  promoted;  Richard  Filkin,  paymaster,  vice  H.  Stone,  do. 

William  A.  Dietz,  captain,  vice  Weidman,  do;  William  H.  Ball, 
lieutenant,  vice  Deitz,  do;  Mephibosheth  Nelson,  ensign,  vice  Ball, 
do;  Samuel  Youngs,  lieutenant,  vice  Easterbrooks,  resigned;  Ben- 
jamin Secor,  lieutenant,  vice  G.  Secor,  promoted;  Jacob  Corle, 
ensign,  vice  Youngs,  promoted. 

Gabriel  Secor,  captain,  vice  C.  Secor,  promoted;  John  B.  Winne, 
ensign;  Frederick  Bassler,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice  Shoemaker, 
moved;  Peter  J.  Dietz,  junior,  ensign,  vice  Bassler,  promoted; 
Gideon  Dennison,  ensign,  vice  Starkweather,  moved;  Jacob  Ff. 
Seidlemire,  lieutenant,  vice  Woolford,  moved;  William  Olup,  ensign, 
vice  Seidlemire,  promoted. 

SCHENECTADY    COUNTY. 

Battalion  of  infantry  commanded  by  Major  John  McClave  in 
Duanesburgh : 

Joseph  Braman,  surgeon,  vice  Wood,  resigned;  Job  Briggs, 
quartermaster. 

Lemuel  Ladd,  lieutenant;  Beri  Strong,  ensign. 

Benjamin  S.  Knight,  captain;  Andrew  Young,  lieutenant;  James 
Filkin,  ensign;  Weden  Tripp,  lieutenant;  Ichabod  White,  ensign. 

George  Passage,  captain,  vice  Pettit,  resigned;  Eli  Milk,  lieuten- 
ant, vice  Passage,  promoted;  Sylvanus  Town,  ensign. 

David  Cooley,  captain;  John  Baxter,  lieutenant;  James  I.  Her- 
rick,  ensign. 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Fifty-fifth  regiment  of  infantry: 
William  L.  Marcy,  major,  vice  Van  Alstyne,  declining;  Dutcher 
Slawson,   quartermaster,   vice   Proudfit,   moved;  Benjamin  Joslin, 
surgeon,  vice  Brunt,  resigned;  Randell  S.  Rice,  surgeon's  mate,  vice 
Allen,  moved. 


1817. 


T8oo  Annual  Report  of  the 

1817. 

Light  Infantry— Henry  Mallory,  captain,  vice  Marcy,  pro- 
moted; Thomas  Turner,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice  Mallory,  promoted. 

Light  Infantry— Nathaniel  Smith,  lieutenant,  vice  Slawson, 
quartermaster;  Lester  Bardsley,  ensign,  vice  Smith,  promoted. 

Captains — Abraham  W.  Defriest,  vice  Deforest,  moved;  Barnard 
Whyland,  vice  Reynolds,  moved;  Leonard  Morrison,  vice  Eddy, 
resigned. 

Lieutenants — Peter  Van  Alstine,  vice  Defriest,  promoted ;  Reuben 
Searles,  vice  Whyland,  promoted;  James  Ladieu,  vice  Redfield, 
declining-;  Philip  P.  Dater,  vice  Morrison,  promoted. 

Everet  Wendell,  vice  Van  Alstyne,  promoted;  Archless  Polock, 
vice  Searles,  do;  David  Butler,  junior,  vice  Ladieu,  do;  Philip  W. 
Conradt,  vice  Dater,  do. 

Of  a  new  company — Archibald  Bull,  captain;  James  R.  Town- 
send,  lieutenant;  Dudley  Selden,  ensign. 
Eighty-sixth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Light  Infantry — Varnum  Jones,  captain,  vice  Primmer, 
resigned;  Alpheus  Dumbalton,  lieutenant,  vice  Jones,  promoted; 
Simeon  B.  Lewis,  ensign,  vice  Dumbalton,  do. 

Captains — Elijah  Smith,  vice  Stewart,  promoted;  Rufus  Austin, 
vice  Parmer,  do;  George  Armesbury. 

Lieutenants — Jeremiah  Allen,  vice  Smith,  promoted;  Abraham 
Smith,  vice  Austin,  do;  Winter  Greene,  vice  Amesbury,  do;  Benja- 
min B.  Randall,  vice  Jones,  resigned. 

Ensigns — Thomas    Scriven   2d,   vice   Allen,   promoted;  Zalmon 
Jones,  vice  Smith,  promoted;  John  Rodes,  vice  Greene,  do;  Amasa 
Lamphire,  vice  Randall,  do. 
Forty-fifth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Tisdale  Eddy,  colonel,  vice  Knickerbacker,  resigned;  Bethel  Mar- 
ther  (Mather),  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Eddy,  promoted;  John  D. 
Brown,  major,  vice  Marther,  promoted. 


State  Historian.  1801 

Captains — Adam  Files,  vice  Gum,  promoted;  Andrew  Ryon. 

Lieutenants — John  M.  Files,  vice  A.  Files,  promoted;  Abraham 
Knickerbacker. 

Ensigns — John  G.  Snider,  vice  J.  M.  Files,  promoted;  Joseph 
Brown,  vice  Files,  promoted;  Jacob  M.  Stover,  vice  Tyler,  declining. 

Seventy-eighth  regiment  of  infantry: 

John  Carpenter,  junior,  colonel,  vice  Dorr,  resigned;  George  R. 
Davis,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Haynes,  resigned;  Daniel  Halsted, 
major,  vice  Carpenter,  promoted;  Isaac  Webb,  chaplain. 

John  Blass,  junior,  captain,  vice  Davis,  do;  Samuel  Comstock, 
lieutenant,  vice  Blass,  do;  Thomas  B.  Nichols,  ensign,  vice  Com- 
stock, do. 

Gerrit  Flolenbeck,  captain,  vice  Sherwood,  resigned;  Darid  Percy, 
lieutenant,  vice  Holenbeck,  promoted;  Henry  J.  Bries,  ensign,  vice 
Rawson,  moved. 

Nathaniel  Bosworth,  junior,  captain,  vice  Halsted,  promoted; 
Samuel  S.  Hyde,  lieutenant,  vice  Bosworth,  promoted;  Erastus 
Geers,  ensign,  vice  Hyde,  promoted;  Edmond  Haynes,  junior, 
ensign,  vice  Ingham,  moved. 

Light  Infantry — Jacob  Martin,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice  Clark, 
moved;  Ezekiel  Kronkhite,  ensign,  vice  Martin,  promoted. 

Eighth  brigade  of  infantry: 

Jacob  P.  Defriest,  a  supernumerary  major. 

DELAWARE    COUNTY. 

Sixty-ninth  regiment  of  infantry: 

William  Dewey,  colonel;  Jacob  Howell,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice 
Dewey,  promoted;  Amasa  Parker,  major,  vice  Howell,  promoted; 
Gilbert  Dickerson,  quartermaster. 

Captains — Darius  Smith,  junior,  vice  Goodman,  resigned;  John 
Teed,  vice  Huyck,  resigned. 


1817. 


1817. 


1802  Annual  Report  of  the 

Lieutenants — John  McCray,  John  Carpenter,  Silas  Wheat. 
Eliphalet  Chamberlain,  ensign. 
Eighty-seventh  regiment  of  infantry: 
Silas  Booth,  paymaster. 

John  Mcllwain,  captain,  vice  Pinfield,  resigned;  Ard  H.  Stevens, 
lieutenant;  Daniel  N.  Gaylord,  ensign;  Abner  Mack,  ensign  of  light 
infantry. 

Darius  Olmstead,  captain,  vice  Brakeman,  moved ;  William  Mer- 
rill, lieutenant;  Joseph  Matteer,  ensign;  Daniel  Bush,  lieutenant; 
Abel  Squires,  ensign. 

Ransom  Packard,  captain,  vice  Swan,  resigned;  Daniel  Harper, 
lieutenant;  Michael  Deighton,  ensign;  Edward  Moredock,  lieuten- 
ant; Joseph  B.  Hunt,  ensign. 

Riflemen — Caleb  Crandall,  captain,  vice  Bonner;  Andrew  G.  Ten 
Eyck,  lieutenant;  Charles  Spoor,  ensign. 
Seventieth  regiment  of  infantry : 

Frederick  P.  Foot,  lieutenant  colonel,  with  rank  from  May  I, 
1816;  Homer  R.  Phelps,  major;  John  E.  Denio,  quartermaster; 
Ornen  Crane,  paymaster;  Cornelius  R.  Fitch,  surgeon. 

Levi  Mabee,  captain,  vice  Holister,  moved;  William  Stewart,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Maybee,  promoted;^  Thomas  L.  Landon,  ensign,  vice 
Stewart,  do. 

Joseph  Xewberry,  captain,  vice  Reynolds,  resigned;  Christopher 
Warmsly,  junior,  lieutenant,  vice  Newberry,  promoted;  Eli  Bagley, 
ensign,  vice  Warmsly,  promoted. 

Riflemen— James  G.  Redfield,  captain;  Versal  Farrington,  lieu- 
tenant; Zalmon  L.  Goodsill,  ensign. 

Light  Infantry — Elisha  Bishop,  captain;  Jared  Webster,  lieu- 
tenant; Novatus  Bliss,  ensign. 

One  Hundred  and  Seventy-fourth  regiment  of  infantry: 


State  Historian.  1803 

•  .  *      1817. 

Peter  Shaver,  captain,  vice  Grant,  promoted;  John  Jaquish,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Shaver,  promoted;  Adam  Shaver,  ensign,  vice  Jaquish, 
promoted. 

Major  Joshua  Gee's  battalion  of  infantry: 

John  H.  Gregory,  major  commandant,  vice  Gee,  resigned;  Charles 
Leonard,  adjutant,  vice  May,  resigned. 

Light  Infantry — Zophar  Smith,  captain,  vice  Horton,  resigned; 
Nathan  W.  Williams,  lieutenant;  Daniel  Hunter,  junior,  ensign. 

Noah  Fuller,  captain,  vice  Gregory,  promoted;  Hezekiah  Elwood, 
lieutenant;  Joseph  Sewell,  ensign.    . 

Henry  Shaver,  captain;  Nicholas  Gee,  lieutenant;  Charles  Leonard, 
lieutenant;  James  Mill,  ensign. 

KINGS    COUNTY. 

Sixty-fourth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Joseph  Dean,  colonel;  Robert  Nichols,  lieutenant  colonel;  Daniel 
Lott,  major. 

Captains — Cornelius  Van  Cleef,  Tunis  Johnson. 

Lieutenants — Charles  Rapelyea,  Martin  Schenck,  William  R. 
Dean. 

Ensigns— John  Skillman,  John  G.  Hicks. 

SCHOHARIE    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirteenth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Elisha  Daniels,  colonel,  vice  Crowell,  moved;  Luther  Robertson, 
lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Daniels,  promoted;  Peter  G.  Mann,  major, 
vice  Robertson,  promoted;  Daniel  Borden,  adjutant;  Casson  Gib- 
son, paymaster. 

Adam  Crowner,  ensign,  vice  Mereness,  moved. 

John  Warner,  captain,  vice  P.  G.  Mann,  promoted;  Adam  H. 
Shaffer,  lieutenant,  vice  Warner,  do;  John  Crane,  ensign,  vice 
Shaffer,  promoted. 


1804  Annual  Report  of  the 

1817.  « 

NEW    YORK    COUNTY. 

Ninth  regiment  of  artillery : 

Alexander  M.  Muir,  major,  vice  Anthony,  resigned. 

Floyd  Smith,  captain,  vice  Muir,  promoted;  James  Cockeroft, 
surgeon,  vice  Bailey,  resigned. 

Eleventh  regiment  of  artillery: 

Abraham  N.  Brevort,  first  lieutenant,  vice  W.  Peck,  moved; 
Henry  Marsh,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Brevort,  promoted. 

GREENE    COUNTY. 

Thirty-seventh  brigade  of  infantry: 

Robert  Dorlon,  brigade  quartermaster,  vice  McCarty,  promoted. 

CHENANGO    COUNTY. 

Company  of  horse  artillery  in  the  county  of  Chenango  commanded 
by  Captain  H.  Deforest: 

Rajah  C.  Welch,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Greenleaf,  moved;  Rouse 
Clark,,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Welch,  promoted;  Asahel  Hatch, 
cornet,  vice  Beckwith,  moved. 

OTSEGO    COUNTY. 

Second  regiment  of  infantrv: 

Joseph  S.  Lyman,  paymaster,  vice  R.  Campbell,  resigned. 

GENESEE    COUNTY. 

New  regiment  to  be  organized  from  the  Seventy-seventh  regiment 
in  the  county  of  Genesee  and  to  be  distinguished  as  the  One  Hun- 
dred and  Seventy-seventh  regiment  of  infantry: 

Daniel  Kelsey,  colonel;  Chauncey  Bills,  lieutenant  colonel;  Bena- 
jer  Holbrook,  major;  Judson  Phelps,  adjutant;  Roderick  R.  Stewart, 
quartermaster;  Titus  Wilcox,  paymaster;  Orin  Lee,  surgeon;  Alvin 
Dibble,  surgeon's  mate. 


State  Historian.  1805 

1817. 

Clark  Hall,  captain;  William  Wright,  lieutenant;  Isaac  Barrass, 
ensign. 

Seventy-seventh  regiment  of  infantry: 

Robert  McKay,  major;  Jeremiah  Hascall,  junior,  quartermaster; 
James  Lakey,  surgeon's  mate. 

Light  Infantry — Martin  O.  Coe,  captain,  vice  Sheldon,  re- 
signed; Daniel  Austin,  lieutenant;  Thomas  Warner,  ensign. 

Philip  Badgero,  captain;  Daniel  Franklin,  lieutenant;  Freeman 
Pennock,  ensign. 

John  Russ,  captain;  Daniel  Morley,  lieutenant;  Henry  Hyde, 
ensign. 

Riflemen — Moseley  Stoddard,  captain;  Charles  Smead,  lieutenant; 
Uriah  Slayton,  ensign. 

One  Hundred  and  Sixty-fourth  regiment  of  infantry : 

William  Hooker,  major;  John  Z.  Ross,  surgeon. 

Captains — David  C.  Miller;  Joseph  Towner,  vice  Bisbee,  resigned; 
Abel  White,  vice  Turner,  moved. 

Lieutenants — Jeremiah  Wilford,  William  McCarty,  Theophilus 
Turner,  Abel  P.  Wightman. 

Ensigns — Lysander  Brown,  Henry  Rumsey,  Jessamine  Drake, 
David  Derby. 

Riflemen — Luther  Orcott,  lieutenant,  vice  Robinson,  moved; 
Charles  Gould,  ensign,  vice  Grannis,  do. 

Light  Infantry — John  DeWolf,  captain;  Ira  Gilbert,  lieutenant; 
Reuben  Bishop,  ensign. 

Light  Infantry — Elias  Pierson,  captain;  John  H.  Freeman, 
lieutenant;  Nehemiah  Tracy,  ensign. 

One  Hundred  and  Sixty-first  regiment  of  infantry: 

William  Jones,  quartermaster;  Ezra  Child,  surgeon's  mate. 


1817. 


1806  Annual  Report  of  the 

Jeremiah  I.  R.  Smith,  captain;  Peter  Roberts,  lieutenant;  Nehe- 
miah  Westbrook,  ensign;  John  Redford,  lieutenant;  Almon  Risdon, 
ensign. 

Reuben  Ferris,  captain ;  Lemuel  Eldridge,  captain ;  Dijah  Walker, 
lieutenant;  David  Steel,  ensign. 

Thomas  Lemen,  captain;  Salmon  Preston,  lieutenant;  Ebenezer 
Seymour,  ensign. 

Walter  M.  Davis,  captain;  Obadiah  Beardsley,  lieutenant;  Calvin 
Davis,  ensign. 

Samuel  Melcher,  captain;  Joseph  Jenks,  lieutenant;  Calvin  Lewis, 
ensign. 

Seventh  regiment  of  artillery : 

New  company— Chauncey  L.  Sheldon,  captain;  Samuel  McWhor- 
ter,  first  lieutenant;  Chauncey  Sheldon,  second  lieutenant. 

New  regiment  to  be  organized  from  part  of  the  Thirty-first  regi- 
ment in  the  county  of  Genesee  and  to  be  distinguished  as  the  One 
Hundred  and  Seventy-eighth  regiment  of  infantry: 

William  B.  Brown,  colonel;  Amza  Dutten,  lieutenant  colonel; 
Lyman  Evans,  major;  Henry  Patteson,  adjutant;  Jonathan  Wad- 
hams,  junior,  quartermaster;  John  Arnold,  paymaster;  James  Scott, 
surgeon. 

Captains — James  Chambers,  Israel  Stevens,  Warham  Warner, 
Robert  Fulton. 

Light  Infantry — Eastman  Colby,  captain ;  Austin  Spencer,  lieu- 
tenant; Luman  B.  Phelps,  ensign. 

Lieutenants — Arnold  Markham,  Jehiel  Castle,  Thomas  Wood, 
John  Brigham. 

Ensigns — Salmon  Grover,  David  Close,  Van  Rensselaer  Hicks, 
Charles  Freeman. 

Seventh  regiment  of  artillery: 


State  Historian.  1807 

Orrin  Hale,  captain;  Thomas  Wood,  first  lieutenant;  Isaac 
Strowell,  second  lieutenant. 

Thirty-first  regiment  of  infantry: 

Peleg  Burrows,  major;  David  Williams,  adjutant;  Clement  Earl, 
quartermaster;  Samuel  A.  Perry,  paymaster;  Abel  Baldwin,  surgeon; 
Ezekiel  Harman,  surgeon's  mate. 

Captains — Isaac  Leach,  Joseph  Hutcheson,  Stephen  Saunders, 
Thomas  Chriswell. 

Lieutenants — Walter  Phelps,  Robert  Staples,  William  Cooper, 
Willard  Leach,  Abner  Brown,  Joshua  Fields. 

Ensigns — William  King,  Irad  Crippin,  Truman  Cook,  Solomon  C 
Wright,  Nathaniel  Brown. 

One  Hundred  and  Seventy-first  regiment  of  infantry : 

Russel  Noble,  colonel;  Ira  Wilson,  lieutenant  colonel;  Shubael 
Good  Speed,  major;  Luther  Smith,  adjutant. 

Light  Infantry — Chester  Warriner,  captain;  William  S.  Stone, 
lieutenant;  Nathan  Snow,  ensign. 

Captains — Charles  Bristol,  Martin  Choat. 

Lieutenants — Elijah  Hall,  Job  Green. 

Ensigns — Zephan  Flower,  Amos  Wilson. 

New  regiment  to  be  organized  in  the  county  of  Genesee  consisting 
of  the  battalion  of  infantry  in  said  county  commanded  by  Major 
James  Walworth  and  to  be  distinguished  as  the  One  Hundred  and 
Seventy-ninth  regiment  of  infantry: 

James  Walworth,  colonel;  Charles  Dunham,  lieutenant  colonel; 
Micah  Harrington,  major. 

Jesse  Beach,  surgeon. 

Captains — James  Whitney,  Oliver  R.  Bennet,  William  Bradner, 
Thomas  Fuller,  Farley  F.  Coon,  William  White  (of  riflemen). 

Lieutenants — Charles  Bliss,  William  C.  Tanner,  Abraham  Mat- 
teson,  Robert  Anderson,  Henry  Lovewell,  Israel  Murdock. 


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i8o8  Annual  Report  of  the 

1817. 

Riflemen — Nathan  Whitney,  lieutenant;  Charles  Lee,  ensign. 

Ensigns — Joseph  Rickry,  Samuel  Wyman,  Lansing  Bailey,  Levi 
Hale,  Anthony  Miles,  Seymour  B.  Murdoch. 

Ninety-ninth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Xathan  Stone,  paymaster;  Benjamin  Potter,  surgeon;  Salmon 
King,  surgeon's  mate. 

Captains — James  Case,  Erastus  Welles. 

Lieutenants — Jared  B.  Barber,  Freeman  Fisher. 

Ensigns — Jarvis  Barber,  John  Westcott. 

Charles  Chafey,  captain;  William  Burlingham,  lieutenant;  Daniel 
Andrus,  ensign;  Silas  McKay,  ensign;  Hanford  Conger,  lieutenant. 

Resolved  that  a  new  brigade  be  organized  from  the  sixth  brigade 
(in  the  county  of  Genesee)  and  to  be  distinguished  as  the  forty-sixth 
brigade  of  infantry  and  to  consist  of  the  Thirty-first,  One  Hundred 
and  Seventy-seventh,  One  Hundred  and  Seventy-eighth  and  One 
Hundred  and  Seventy-ninth  regiments. 

James  Sayres,  brigadier  general;  Joshua  Fields,  brigade  major 
and  inspector. 

Sixth  brigade:    Phinehas  Stanton,  brigade  quartermaster. 

SARATOGA    COUNTY. 

Sixty-third  regiment  of  infantry: 

Herman  Gansevoort,  colonel,  with  rank  from  May  i,  1816,  vice 
J.  M.  Berry,  resigned;  Seth  Perry,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Ganse- 
voort, promoted;  Daniel  Finch,  major,  vice  Perry,  promoted. 

MADISON    COUNTY. 

Battalion  of  riflemen  in  the  county  of  Madison  commanded  by 
Major  Bennet  Bicknell: 

Benjamin  Turner,  captain,  vice  Covell,  moved;  Elijah  Jackson, 
first  lieutenant,  vice  Fletcher,  resigned;  David  Stone,  second  lieu- 
tenant; Abner  Hefifren,  ensign. 


State  Historian.  1809 

Seth  Lamb,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Brown,  moved;  David  Bennett, 
second  lieutenant;  Arunah  Gilmore,  ensign. 

John  Hartshorn,  captain;  Jonathan  O.  Pierce,  first  lieutenant; 
Thomas  H.  Greenly,  second  lieutenant;  Harvy  Niles,  ensign. 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Fifty-fifth  regiment  of  infantry: 

New  light  infantry  company — John  Wood,  junior,  captain;  John 

W.  Neal,  lieutenant;  Benjamin  Danforth,  ensign. 

Nathan  Morey,  captain,  vice  Hedges,  resigned;  Rufus  Barton, 

lieutenant,  vice  Morey,  promoted;  Rimer  Van  Everin,  ensign,  vice 

Kinney,  moved. 

NEW   YORK   COUNTY. 

First  brigade  of  artillery : 

Horatio  Gates  Stevens,  brigadier  general,  vice  (Peter)  Curtenius, 
deceased;  Charles  Town,  brigade  major  and  inspector,  vice  Brincker- 
hoff,  resigned. 

ONTARIO    COUNTY. 

Forty-second  regiment  of  infantry: 

James  Bogert,  major,  vice  Dox,  resigned. 

Jarvis  L.  Smith,  captain,  vice  Bogert,  promoted;  Nathaniel  Noble, 
lieutenant,  vice  Williams,  moved. 

Seventh  regiment  of  artillery: 

Thomas  Mumford,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Adams,  resigned;  John 
Pearce,  major,  vice  Mumford,  promoted. 

James  Sylandt,  captain,  vice  Harris,  moved;  Israel  Squires,  first 
lieutenant,  vice  Sylandt,  promoted;  Charles  Dey,  second  lieutenant, 
vice  Squires,  promoted. 

Daniel  Churchill,  captain,  vice  Kennedy,  resigned;  Joseph  Ben- 
nett, first  lieutenant,  vice  Churchill,  promoted. 
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1817. 


1810  Annual  Report  of  the 

John  B.  Larawa,  captain,  vice  Ingersol,  moved;  Zachariah  T.  Sny- 
der, first  lieutenant,  vice  Larawa,  promoted. 

Second  lieutenants— Jeremiah  Slaght,  vice  Ingersol,  moved; 
Henry  Middagh,  vice  Allen,  resigned;  James  McKain,  junior,  vice 
Fleming,  moved;  Arthur  S.  Johnson,  vice  Collier,  resigned;  Samuel 
Miller,  junior,  vice  Phinney,  moved. 

ESSEX    COUNTY. 

Seventh  regiment  of  cavalry — First  squadron: 

Sampson  Smith,  captain,  vice  Lobdell,  resigned;  Selah  Wescott, 
first  lieutenant,  vice  Lee,  resigned;  Oliver  Abel,  second  lieutenant; 
Benjamin  Baxter,  cornet. 

Nathan  Delano,  first  lieutenant:  Joshua  Holcomb,  second  lieuten- 
ant; William  McKenzie,  cornet. 

CLINTON    COUNTY. 

Matthew  M.  Standish,  second  lieutenant ;  Harmon  Graves,  cornet. 

WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

Seventh  regiment  of  cavalry — Second  squadron: 

Jonathan  Dower,  junior,  captain,  vice  Smith,  resigned;  Eleazer 

Crocker,  first  lieutenant;  George  McKee,  second  lieutenant;  Robert 

Simpson,  cornet. 

Benjamin  Wing,  junior,  captain,  vice  D.  W.  Wing,  resigned; 

William  Ferris,  first  lieutenant;    James  White,  second  lieutenant; 

James  Elliott,  cornet. 

SARATOGA    COUNTY. 

Seventh  regiment  of  cavalry — Third  squadron: 

James  Hawkins,  junior,  captain,  vice  Manning,  resigned;  Nathan 
Medbury,  first  lieutenant;  Ammon  Wilson,  second  lieutenant;  Adoni- 
jah  Skinner,  junior,  cornet. 

George  Reynolds,  junior,  captain,  vice  Berry,  resigned;  Lynes 


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Emerson,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Pope,  resigned;  Samuel  Winchester, 
second  lieutenant;  Reed  Lewis,  cornet. 

SCHOHARIE    COUNTY. 

Ninth  regiment  of  cavalry: 

Henry  M.  Brown,  captain,  vice  Sternberg^,  resigned;  William  W. 
Zimmer,  first  lieutenant,  vice  Brown,  promoted;  Henry  Posson, 
second  lieutenant,  vice  Zimmer,  promoted;  Walter  Briggs,  junior, 
cornet. 

James  Job,  second  lieutenant;  John  Hoagland,  junior,  cornet. 

DELAWARE    COUNTY. 

Charles  A.  Foot,  captain,  vice  Ogden,  resigned;  Shadrach  Hay- 
ward,  first  lieutenant;  Martin  Ray,  second  lieutenant. 

ONTARIO    COUNTY. 

Twelfth  regiment  of  cavalry: 

GENESEE    COUNTY. 

Nathan  Marvin,  colonel,  vice  Pearson,  resigned. 

ONTARIO    COUNTY. 

Edward  Waterous,  lieutenant  colonel. 

GENESEE    COUNTY. 

Ephraim  Towner,  major. 

ONTARIO    COUNTY. 

Ansel  Abbey,  captain;  William  Frost,  first  lieutenant;  Hiram 
Terry,  second  lieutenant;  Solomon  Frost,  cornet. 

GENESEE    COUNTY. 

Simeon  Cummings,  captain;  William  H.  Bush,  first  lieutenant; 
Lyman  King,  second  lieutenant;  Simeon  Kellogg,  cornet. 

Joseph  Wilder,  captain;  Erastus  Crosby,  first  lieutenant;  Norman 
Brainard,  second  lieutenant;  Silvey  Kidder,  cornet. 


1817, 


1817. 


1812  Annual  Report  of  the 

Admey  Penfield,  captain;  Reuben  Stickney,  junior,  first  lieuten~ 
ant;  John  Wansey,  second  lieutenant;  William  James,  cornet. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Third  regiment  of  cavalry — Firsc  squadron: 

Cornelius  Miller,  first  lieutenant;  John  G.  Van  Voast,  second  lieu- 
tenant; Teunis  Timeson,  cornet. 

Second  squadron: 

John  Coons,  first  lieutenant;  Barent  J.  Schermerhorn,  second  lieu- 
tenant; Solomon  Taylor,  cornet;  John  Myers,  cornet. 

SARATOGA    COUNTY. 

Forty- first  regiment  of  infantry: 

Jeremiah  Husted,  captain,  vice  Weeks,  resigned;  Dennis  Wright, 
junior,  lieutenant,  vice  Husted,  promoted;  William  Culver,  ensign, 
vice  Wright,  promoted. 

NIAGARA    COUNTY. 

Twelfth  regiment  of  cavalry: 

New  troop — Stephen  K.  Grosvenor,  captain;  Lucius  Storrs,  first 
lieurenant;  Jacob  A.  Barker,  second  lieutenant;  Blake  Curtis,  cornet. 

RENSSELAER    COUNTY. 

Forty-fifth  regiment  of  infantry  (with  rank  from  March  22,  1816): 
Isaac  Tallmadge,  captain,  vice  Briant,  resigned;  John  F.  Groes- 

beck,  lieutenant,  vice    Tallmadge,    promoted;    Lewis  B.  Slocum, 

ensign,  vice  Groesbeck,  promoted. 

SARATOGA    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Sixty-sixth  regiment  of  infantry: 
Edward  Scovil,  lieutenant,  vice  Shearer,  resigned;  Ira  Russell, 
ensign,  vice  Scovil,  promoted. 


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jefferson  county. 

Seventy-sixth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Calvin  Spalding,  adjutant,  vice  Tuttle,  promoted;  Wilkes  Penick, 
quartermaster,  vice  Spalding. 

James  Pearce,  captain,  vice  Wiswall,  moved;  David  Smith,  lieu- 
tenant; Timothy  Tomblin,  ensign. 

Abram  Graves,  captain,  vice  Mayo,  resigned;  Elnathan  Matter- 
son,  lieutenant;  Joel  Goodale,  ensign. 

WASHINGTON    COUNTY. 

Fiftieth  regiment  of  infantry: 

David  Thomas,  captain,  vice  Gitty,  resigned;  John  W.  Wilson, 
lieutenant,  vice  Thomas,  promoted;  John  Cary,  junior,  ensign. 

Adam  Long,  captain,  vice  D.  Hopkins,  resigned;  Andrew  Randel, 
lieutenant;  Hugh  Flack,  ensign. 

Charles  W.  Colister,  captain;  Alfred  Freeman,  lieutenant,  vice 
Colister,  promoted;  Henry  Tomb,  ensign,  vice  Freeman,  promoted; 
Alexander  Robinson,  lieutenant;  Robert  Blake,  ensign;  George  W. 
Worther,  lieutenant,  vice  Basset,  resigned;  Adams  Little,  ensign. 

Light  Infantry — George  Stewart,  captain;  William  F.  Gray, 
lieucenant;  Adam  Safford,  ensign. 

Riflemen — Charles  Grant,  captain;  Jonathan  Mory,  lieutenant; 
Alexander  W.  Whorter  (McWhorter),  ensign. 

One  Hundred  and  Fourteenth  regiment  of  infantry: 

William  N.  S.  Prine,  chaplain. 

Elisha  Billings,  captain,  vice  Garnor,  moved;  Anderson  Simpson, 
lieutenant,  vice  Billings,  promoted;  John  Fisher,  ensign,  vice  Simp- 
son, promoted. 

Joseph  Kilso,  captain,  vice  Archer,  declining;  George  Gilmore, 
lieutenant,  vice  Kilso,  promoted;  Russel  Norton,  ensign,  vice  Gil- 
more,  promoted. 


1817. 


1817. 


1814  Annual  Report  of  the 

Warren  Norton,  captain,  vice  Smith,  resigned;  Dyer  Pierce,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  W.  Norton,  promoted;  Mason  Briggs,  ensign,  vice 
Pierce,  promoted. 

WESTCHESTER    COUNTY. 

Thirty-eighth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Solomon  Mead,  colonel,  vice  Reynolds,  refusing;  Squire  Wood, 
lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Mead,  promoted;  Ebenezer  Knox,  major, 
vice  Wood,  promoted;  Thomas  Mead,  adjutant,  vice  Norton, 
resigned;  Alfred  Mead,  quartermaster. 

Joseph  Miller,  captain,  vice  Raymond,  resigned;  Solomon  Lyon, 
lieutenant,  vice  Miller,  promoted;  Seth  Lyon,  ensign. 

Richard  H.  Lockwood,  captain,  vice  Knox,  promoted;  William  M. 
Phillips,  lieutenant,  vice  Knox,  promoted;  Frederick  Knox,  ensign; 
William  Purdy,  lieutenant;  Samuel  Pedrich,  ensign;  Martin  Rock- 
well, lieutenant;  Joseph  Wilson,  ensign;  John  Miller,  lieutenant; 
Hezekiah  Miller,  junior,  ensign. 

Isaac  Hays,  captain,  vice  Fansher,  resigned;  Michael  Lockwood, 
junior,  lieutenant. 

Twelfth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Albert  Smith,  surgeon's  mate. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirty-ninth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Henry  Drake,  surgeon's  mate. 

Battalion  of  riflemen  commanded  by  Major  Ebenezer  Baldwin: 

Stephen  Weeks,  captain;  Samuel  Frost,  lieutenant;  Webb  Genens, 
ensign;  William  Kniflin,  lieutenant;  John  Williams,  ensign;  Peter 
Ferris,  captain. 

Thirty-third  regiment  of  infantry: 

David  Palmer,  surgeon. 

Lieutenant  Colonel  William  Hammond's  battalion  of  light 
infantry : 

Robert  P.  Ross,  adjutant;  Gilbert  Forbes,  surgeon. 


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saratoga  county. 
John  Prior,  a  major  general  of  the  militia  of  this  state. 
David  Rogers,  brigadier  general  of  the  ninth  brigade  of  infantry, 
vice  Prior,  promoted. 

OTSEGO    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirty-fifth  regiment  of  infantry: 
Alfred  Porter,  quartermaster;    Levi  Tinney,  paymaster;    Henry 
Clark,  surgeon's  mate. 

Captains — William  Utter,  Alvin  Brooks. 

Lieutenants — Lodowick  Brown,  Samuel  Payne. 

Ensigns — Benjamin  Cowel,  Phipps  W.  Lake,  Noah  Freeman. 

CAYUGA    COUNTY. 

Eighty-eighth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Nathaniel  Hemingway,  lieutenant,  vice  Middaugh,  refusing; 
Edmond  Duel,  ensign,  vice  Hemingway,  promoted. 

Riflemen — Harlow  Phelps,  lieutenant;  Loren  L.  Fuller,  ensign. 

Twenty-first  regiment  of  infantry: 

Ebenezer  Guthrie,  colonel;  Daniel  Thorp,  lieutenant  colonel; 
Joshua  Haskins,  major. 

Captains — Charles  Treat,  junior,  James  Wallace. 

Lieutenants — Zimri  Allen,  David  Patchin,  Joshua  M.  Conley,  Eli- 
jah Congdon. 

Ensigns — Ezekiel  Parker,  Simeon  Culver,  Sylvester  Culver, 
Enoch  Wilbour,  Benjamin  Hayward. 

John  Robbins,  second  lieutenant  of  riflemen. 

One  Hundred  and  Fifty-eighth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Grenadiers — Lyman  Loomis,  lieutenant;  Willard  J.  Chapin, 
ensign. 

Isaac  L.  Smith,  captain;  Eleazer  Collins,  lieutenant;  Stephen 
Wheaton,  ensign;  Nathaniel  Bray,  lieutenant;  Isaac  Shank,  ensign. 


1817. 


1817. 


1816  Annual  Report  of  the 

John  Morley,  junior,  captain,  vice  Atwell,  resigned;  Samuel  Lee, 
lieutenant,  vice  Morley,  promoted;  Aaron  Hicks,  ensign,  vice  Lee, 
promoted. 

Daniel  Tappin,  captain,  vice  Reed,  deceased;  Martin  Tichner,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Bedwell,  moved. 

Samuel  Hunter,  captain,  vice  Higby,  resigned;  Israel  Leonard, 
lieutenant,  vice  Hunter,  promoted;  William  C.  Tibbets,  ensign. 

Samuel  Ellis,  lieutenant,  vice  Tayler,  declined;  Whetin  Sanders, 
ensign,  vice  Ellis,  promoted;  Abraham  Gridley,  ensign,  vice  Van 
Ander,  do. 

Edward  Horton,  captain,  vice  Dixon,  resigned;  Orange  Roods, 
lieutenant,  vice  Horton,  promoted;  Moses  Robison,  ensign. 

Ira  Dunning,  captain,  vice  Eldridge,  resigned;  Hugh  Montgom- 
ery, lieutenant  ;,Elias  Miller,  ensign. 

One  Hundred  and  Ninth  regiment  of  infantry: 

John  Histed,  major;  William  Pierce,  paymaster,  vice  L.  Pierce, 
resigned;  George  Monaghan,  quartermaster. 

Captains — William  Draper,  vice  Watson,  resigned;  Asa  Little, 
vice  Cole,  resigned;  Henry  Parsal,  junior,  vice  Sherley,  resigned; 
Abraham  Van  Arsdall,  vice  Brinkerhoof,  moved;  John  Briggs,  vice 
Lee,  resigned;  Benjamin  Jayne,  vice  Histed,  promoted. 

Lieutenants — Samuel  Odell,  vice  Draper,  do;  John  Mathers,  vice 
Hewitt,  do;  Samuel  Vanderbeck,  vice  Van  Arsdall,  promoted;  Wal- 
ter Branch,  vice  Draper,  refusing;  John  Y.  Jaynes,  vice  Briggs,  pro- 
moted; Jacob  B.  Couch,  vice  Greenfield,  promoted. 

Ensigns — Abel  Heald,  vice  Odell,  promoted;  Isaac  W.  Skinner, 
vice  Atwater,  resigned;  John  Bodine,  vice  Vanderbeck,  promoted; 
Howard  Harris,  vice  Kennedy,  do;  William  Cherry,  vice  Branch,  do; 
Enoch  Smith,  vice  Jayne,  do. 

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Abner  Hollister,  lieutenant  colonel;  John  MeFadden,  major; 
Stephen  Bent,  surgeon;  John  Jackway,  surgeon's  mate;  Benjamin 
Phelps,  paymaster. 

William  Elwill,  captain,  vice  Hollister,  promoted;  Connelly 
McNiel,  ensign,  vice  Elwill,  do;  Barber  Allen,  lieutenant. 

Matthias  Vanderheyden,  captain,  vice  Halcomb,  resigned ;  Luther 
Barns,  lieutenant,  vice  Vanderheyden,  promoted;  Asa  Culver,  ensign, 
vice  Barns,  promoted;  Jonas  Titus,  lieutenant,  vice  Matson,  moved; 
Aaron  Bayless,  ensign,  vice  Squires,  resigned. 

Theophilus  Emerson,  captain,  vice  Gilbert,  moved;  Robert  Van 
Tassel,  captain,  vice  Emerson,  do;  Francis  K.  Petty,  ensign. 

Abraham  Cooper,  second,  captain;  James  Mooers,  lieutenant; 
Sherman  Shepard,  ensign. 

George  Cooper,  captain;  James  McFarlin,  lieutenant;  Andrew 
Rassmussen,  ensign. 

Eli  Goodrich,  captain;  David  Hamilton,  lieutenant;  Harry  Ferris, 
ensign. 

New  battalion  of  riflemen  in  the  county  of  Cayuga: 

John  Richardson,  major  commandant;  Augustus  Miller,  surgeon; 
Phineas  Hurd,  adjutant;  Timothy  Olcott,  quartermaster;  Silas  Cook, 
paymaster. 

Silas  Chatfield,  captain;  Joseph  Grover,  lieutenant;  Israel  W. 
Munn,  ensign. 

Seventh  brigade  of  infantry: 

Resolved,  that  Reuben  S.  Morris  be  no  longer  major  and 
inspector  of  the  seventh  brigade  of  infantry  and  that  a  supersedeas 
issue  accordingly. 

Charles  Bingham,  brigade  major  and  inspector,  vice  Morris,  super- 
seded. 


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1818  Annual  Report  of  the 

schenectady  county. 

Fifty-seventh  regiment  of  infantry: 

Captains — Abraham  Dorn,  vice  Starks;  Aaron  Carrell,  vice  Bas- 
ley,  resigned;  Jabez  Ward,  vice  Ledyard,  promoted;  James  Duane, 
vice  McClyman,  unfit. 

Lieutenants — Isaac  Miller,  vice  Beekman,  unfit;  Aaron  Minders, 
vice  Ward,  promoted;  Sidney  B.  Potter,  vice  Shelly,  resigned:  Wil- 
liam Grag,  vice  Dorn,  promoted. 

Ensigns — William  Walton,  vice  Staley,  moved ;  Cornelius  DeWitt, 
vice  Carroll,  promoted;  Jacob  D.  Babcock,  vice  Moyston,  moved; 
Cook  Hamlin  (of  light  infantry),  vice  T.  Hamlin,  promoted;  Oliver 
Staly,  vice  Grag,  promoted. 

SCHOHARIE    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirteenth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Thomas  Lawyer,  colonel. 

Eighteenth  regiment  of  infantry: 

William  C.  Bouck,  major,  vice  Dominick,  resigned. 

Twenty-eighth  brigade  of  infantry : 

William  Mann,  major  and  inspector,  vice  Lawyer,  promoted. 

ORANGE   COUNTY. 

Thirtieth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Henry  Pelton,  ensign,  vice  Welling,  resigned. 

DUTCHESS    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Forty-first  regiment  of  infantry: 

Levi  Van  Vleet,  colonel;  Welcome  Arnold,  lieutenant  colonel; 

Cornelius  M.  Haight,  quartermaster;  John  Hilmon,  surgeon's  mate. 
Zeno  C.  Barnes,  captain;  Robert  Cairskadin,  lieutenant;  William 

Cairskadin,  ensign. 


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Elijah  Haight,  captain;  Daniel  C.  Haight,  lieutenant;  George 
Hammond,  ensign;  Moses  Butts,  lieutenant. 

Ensigns — Matthias  B.  Miller,  Stephen  Gazley,  George  H.  Peters, 
Wheeler  C.  Holmes. 

George  Cropser,  lieutenant;  Smith  Rowland,  ensign. 

Asahel  Canfield,  captain;  Solomon  Van  Wagoner,  lieutenant; 
Samuel  Bates,  ensign. 

Daniel  B.  WTinton,  captain;  Gilbert  Vincent,  lieutenant;  Frederick 
Ham,  ensign. 

One  Hundred  and  Eleventh  regiment  of  infantry: 

Henry  W.  Stewart,  colonel,  vice  Delamater,  resigned;  Abraham 
Vanderhoff,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Bently,  resigned;  George  Lam- 
bert, junior,  major,  vice  Vanderhoff,  promoted;  John  P.  Cox,  pay- 
master; John  Dubois,  quartermaster;  George  Burroughs,  surgeon. 

John  Miller,  captain,  vice  Vanderhoff,  promoted;  James  Ryder, 
lieutenant,  vice  Miller,  do;  William  Cowles,  ensign,  vice  Vale, 
moved. 

Nicholas  More,  captain,  vice  Heermance,  resigned;  James  Carley, 
lieutenant,  vice  More,  promoted;  Anthony  Lewis,  junior,  vice 
Carley,  promoted. 

John  G.  Van  Wagoner,  captain,  vice  Lambert,  promoted;  John 
Uhl,  lieutenant,  vice  Lent,  resigned;  Sebastion  Brown,  ensign. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Twenty-fifth  regiment  of  infantry: 

William  Campbell,  major,  vice  Conner,  resigned. 

Captains — Benjamin  E.  McKay,  vice  Sayre,  resigned;  Andrew 
Snyder,  vice  Birchard,  do;  Justus  Allen,  vice  Wheeler,  do;  William 
Holmes,  vice  Driggs,  moved;  Bethuel  Reeves. 

Lieutenants — Alexander  McKay,  vice  (B.)  E.  McKay,  promoted; 
Henry  Mott,  vice  Snyder,  promoted;  Osee  Hall,  vice  Ford,  resigned; 


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1820  Annual  Report  of  the 

Daniel  G.  Maybee,  vice  Lamb,  resigned;  George  Besin,  junior,  vice 
Reeves,  promoted;  Phineas  Holmes,  vice  W.  Holmes,  do. 

Ensigns — Job  Tanner,  vice  A.  McKay,  promoted ;  Rowland  Mott, 
vice  H.  Mott,  do;  Joseph  Sisson,  vice  Hall,  do;  Seth  Cross,  vice 
Teets,  resigned;  Oliver  Bryan,  vice  Besin,  promoted. 

ONTARIO    COUNTY. 

Thirty-ninth  brigade  of  infantry: 

Micah  Brooks,  brigadier  general,  vice  Allen,  resigned. 

COLUMBIA    COUNTY. 

Forty-seventh  regiment  of  infantry: 

Resolved,  that  Barnabas  Waterman  be  no  longer  first  major  of 
the  Forty-seventh  regiment  of  infantry,  and  that  a  supersedeas  issue 
accordingly. 

Jacob  Rutsen  Van  Rensselaer,  colonel,  with  rank  from  May  i, 
1816;  Abraham  L.  Fonda,  lieutenant  colonel,  with  rank  from  May  1, 
1816,  vice  Waterman,  superseded. 

JEFFERSON    COUNTY. 

Twenty-sixth  brigade  of  infantry: 

Clark  Allen,  brigadier  general,  vice  Martin,  resigned. 

ULSTER    COUNTY. 

Twenty-third  brigade  of  infantry: 

Derick  Dubois,  brigadier  general,  vice  Bevier,  resigned. 

ONEIDA    COUNTY. 

Thirteenth  brigade  of  infantry : 

David  Curtis,  brigadier  general,  vice  Collins,  resigned;  John  E. 
Hinman,  quartermaster,  vice  Williams. 

JEFFERSON    COUNTY. 

Fourth  brigade  of  infantry: 

William  S.  Ely,  brigade  quartermaster.  >. 


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One  Hundred  and  Eighth  regiment  of  infantry: 

John  B.  Esselstyn,  colonel;  Azariah  Thomas,  lieutenant  colonel; 
Thomas  Goodrich,  major;  Henry  Slott,  adjutant;  Warren  Skinner, 
quartermaster;  William  Baker,  surgeon's  mate;  John  N.  Gunn, 
paymaster. 

Captains — Isaac  Hubbard,  Amos  Judd,  Porter  Fuller,  Richardson 
Avery,  Henry  Gotham,  Walter  Cole,  Samuel  Miller. 

Lieutenants — John  Richards,  Stephen  Hubbard,  Ansel  Winslow, 
Libeus  Hastings,  Edward  Winslow,  Abner  Smith,  Phineas  Powers, 
Zenas  Carey. 

Ensigns — Joseph  Rider,  William  Hallenbeck,  Abner  Brooks,  Wil- 
lard  Grimes,  Robert  Gotham,  Walter  Webb,  Oliver  Grow,  Amos 
More,  Jacob  Jenkins. 

Light  Infantry — WTilliam  King,  captain;  Elisha  Burchard,  lieu- 
tenant; Samuel  Dennison,  ensign. 

Battalion  of  infantry  commanded  by  Major  John  Howe: 

Theodosius  O.  Fowler,  captain;  Ira  Kingsley,  lieutenant;  Orra 
Shed,  ensign;  Norman  Barnes,  ensign. 

ORANGE    COUNTY. 

Tenth  regiment  of  artillery: 

John  Carman,  captain,  vice  Fowler,  resigned;  James  Kelso,  first 
lieutenant;  Robert  S.  Lockwood,  second  lieutenant. 

DUTCHESS    COUNTY. 

Fourth  regiment  of  artillery : 

Jonathan  Reynolds,  colonel,  vice  Dibblee,  resigned;  Philip  N. 
Bonesteel,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Reynolds,  promoted;  Derick  B. 
Stockholm,  major,  vice  Bonesteel,  promoted. 

Eighty-fourth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Thomas  L.  Davis,  paymaster. 

Samuel  Nelson,  captain. 


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Lieutenants — Walter  Cunningham,  James  Rogers,  Baron  S. 
Hutchins. 

Ensigns — John  S.  Perlee,  Nathaniel  P.  Tallmadge. 

Light  Infantry — Robert  Matthews,  lieutenant;  Ephraim  Smith, 
ensign. 

ST.   LAWRENCE  COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Twenty-third  regiment  of  infantry: 

George  N.  Seymour,  adjutant,  vice  Gilbert,  declining;  David  R. 
Stachan,  paymaster,  vice  King,  deceased. 

Roswell  Chapin,  lieutenant;  Francis  H.  Judson,  ensign,  vice  S. 
Judson,  deceased. 

Mansfield  Bristol,  captain;  John  Armstrong,  junior,  captain;  Ben- 
jamin Wells,  ensign. 

Joseph  Olin,  captain,  vice  Smith,  declined;  Ira  Sanford,  lieuten- 
ant, vice  Olin,  promoted;  David  Olin,  ensign,  vice  Sanford,  do. 

Samuel  Fish,  captain,  vice  Wilscn,  moved;  Benjamin  Squires,  lieu- 
tenant; Jonathan  Hale,  ensign;  Xehemiah  O.  Barker,  lieutenant; 
Isaac  Burnham,  ensign;  William  Swain,  lieutenant,  vice  Servis, 
declined;  Salmon  Simons,  ensign. 

New  company — Consider  Hale,  captain;  Alanson  Woodruff,  lieu- 
tenant; Hoyt  Ferry,  ensign. 

ONEIDA    COUNTY. 

Twentieth  regiment  of  infantry: 

John  C.  Bartlett,  major,  vice  Saxton,  moved. 

Captains — Abel  Drewry,  vice  Trask,  resigned;  Leander  Gridley, 
vice  Skinner,  resigned;  Alexander  Holmes,  vice  Cook,  do;  Isaac 
Allen,  vice  Bartlett,  promoted. 

Russell  Munn,  lieutenant,  vice  Allen,  do;  Chauncey  Miller,  ensign, 
vice  Munn,  do;  Asahel  W.  Gridley,  lieutenant,  vice  Drewry,  do; 
Joseph  Page,  ensign,  vice  Gridley,  do;  Zenos  McEwen,  lieutenant, 


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vice  L.  Gridley,  do;  Amasa  Frost,  lieutenant,  vice  Holms,  do;  John 
Knox,  ensign,  vice  Frost,  do. 

Daniel  Judson,  captain,  vice  Hart,  moved;  Julius  Pond,  lieutenant, 
vice  Judson,  promoted. 

Ensigns — Eli  Ellinwood,  Obadiah  Luce,  Daniel  Handy,  vice 
Groves,  moved. 

Riflemen — Abraham  L.  Wood,  lieutenant,  vice  Foot,  superseded; 
Chester  Parmalee,  ensign,  vice  Wood,  promoted. 

Sixty-eighth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Benjamin  Hyde,  junior,  adjutant,  vice  Johnson;  Samuel  W.  John- 
son, quartermaster,  vice  Fellows,  moved. 

William  Penfield,  ensign,  vice  Hines,  moved. 

One  Hundred  and  Fifty-seventh  regiment  of  infantry: 

John  Westcoat,  colonel,  vice  Clark,  moved;  Benjamin  Rudd,  lieu- 
tenant colonel,  vice  Westcoat,  promoted;  Joshua  G.  Green,  major, 
vice  Rudd,  promoted;  Robert  G.  Clark,  adjutant,  vice  Hartwell,  sick; 
Barent  B.  Lansing,  quartermaster,  vice  Clark;  Bela  B.  Hyde,  pay- 
master; George  Brown,  surgeon,  vice  Hutchinson,  resigned. 

Amasa  Flint,  ensign  of  riflemen,  vice  Smith,  moved. 

Jonathan  Tibbetts,  captain;  James  Snyder,  lieutenant;  Peter  Hart- 
well,  ensign. 

William  Talcott,  captain;  Reuben  Martin,  lieutenant,  vice  Talcott, 
promoted;  Belden  Russeque,  ensign,  vice  Martin,  do. 

Joseph  Halleck,  captain,  vice  Church,  resigned;  David  Hill,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Halleck,  promoted;  Benjamin  Wiggins,  ensign,  vice 
Hill,  do;  James  Powell,  ensign. 

John  Bagley,  lieutenant,  vice  Bird,  moved;  Solon  Cooper,  ensign, 
vice  Bagley,  promoted;  Chester  Hayden,  ensign. 

Seventy-second  regiment  of  infantry : 

William  Hubbard,  colonel;  Jacob  Hovey,  lieutenant  colonel;  Icha- 


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1824  Annual  Report  of  the 

bod  Davis,  major;  Jere  Carrier,  surgeon,  vice  Bill,  resigned;  John  M. 
Watson,  surgeon's  mate,  vice  Carrier,  promoted;  Loren  Bailey,  adju- 
tant, vice  Curry,  do. 

Lewis  Reed,  captain,  vice  W.  Reed,  moved;  Daniel  Schermerhorn, 
lieutenant,  vice  L.  Reed,  promoted;  Earl  S.  King,  ensign. 

Joseph  Hamlin,  captain,  vice  Hubbard,  promoted;  Richard  John- 
son, lieutenant,  vice  Hamlin,  do;  Aaron  White,  ensign,  vice  Johnson, 
promoted;  Simeon  Wright,  lieutenant,  vice  Hovey,  resigned. 

Isaac  Curry,  captain,  vice  J.  Hovey,  promoted;  Isaac  J.  Wiser, 
ensign,  vice  Bailey,  promoted. 

Robert  Potter,  captain,  vice  Davis,  do;  Daniel  Smith,  lieutenant, 
vice  Potter,  do;  Eusebius  Ball,  ensign,  vice  D.  Smith,  do;  John 
McDonald,  junior,  lieutenant;  Solomon  Prentis,  ensign. 

William  Dusten,  captain;  Daniel  Benedict,  lieutenant,  vice  Dusten, 
promoted;  Timothy  Jackson,  ensign,  vice  Benedict,  do. 

Light  Infantry — Abraham  Brooks,  captain,  vice  Douglass, 
resigned;  Amasa  Treat,  lieutenant,  vice  Brooks,  promoted;  Andrew 
Billings,  ensign,  vice  Treat,  do. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirty-fourth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Daniel  Stafford,  quartermaster;  William  B.  Wells,  paymaster. 

Amasa  Rowe,  captain,  vice  Barker,  resigned;  Jonathan  Pratt, 
junior,  lieutenant,  vice  Rowe,  promoted;  Peter  Wevar,  junior, 
ensign,  vice  Pratt,  do. 

Horace  Hamblin,  captain,  vice  Mason,  resigned;  Franklin  Wads- 
worth,  lieutenant,  vice  Hamblin,  promoted;  Isaac  Stratton,  ensign. 

William  R.  Miller,  captain,  vice  Thomas,  moved;  Isaac  Brownson, 
lieutenant,  vice  Post,  do;  David  Babcock,  junior,  ensign. 

Adolphus  Chapin,  captain,  vice  Shepard,  moved;  Jabez  Sizer, 
lieutenant,  vice  Chapin,  promoted;  Warren  Hutchinson,  ensign, 
vice  Sizer,  do;  Comfort  Butler,  lieutenant;  Peleg  Havens,  junior, 
ensign;  Jeremiah  Hull,  ensign. 


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1817. 

Nathan  H.  Adams,  captain;  John  S.  Page,  lieutenant,  vice  Adams, 

promoted. 

Ensigns — Virgil  Wilcox;  Stephen  P.  Norton,  vice  Stafford,  pro- 
moted; Augustus  Hurlbert. 

With  rank  from  June  21,  181 5 — William  Eells,  captain;  Freedom 
Tibbets,  lieutenant;  Reuben  Wilcox,  junior,  ensign. 

Andrew  Merrell,  ensign,  vice  Tisdale,  declining. 

Thomas  E.  Clark,  captain,  vice  Hinman,  promoted;  Benjamin 
Hinman,  junior,  ensign. 

One  Hundred  and  Fortieth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Amos  Roberts,  major,  vice  Jones,  resigned;  Henry  Hearsey, 
adjutant,  vice  Bacon,  resigned. 

Asahel  Dexter,  captain,  vice  Blount,  resigned;  John  Fosket,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Dexter,  promoted;  Stephen  Salsbury,  ensign,  vice  Fos- 
ket, do. 

William  Osborn,  captain,  vice  Wakefield,  resigned;  Russell  Tower, 
lieutenant,  vice  Osborn,  promoted;  James  Fosket,  ensign,  vice 
Tower,  promoted. 

Amasa  Norton,  captain,  vice  Livermore,  moved;  Samuel  Jewett, 
lieutenant,  vice  Norton,  promoted;  Lyman  Day,  ensign,  vice  Jewett, 
promoted. 

SCHOHARIE    COUNTY. 

Twenty-eighth  brigade  of  infantry: 

Jacob  Schoolcraft,  brigadier  general,  vice  Swart,  resigned. 

Eighteenth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Jacob  Gebhard,  colonel,  vice  Schoolcraft,  promoted;  William  C. 
Bouck,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Gebhard,  promoted. 

One  Hundred  and  Fourth  regiment  of  infantry ; 

,  colonel,  vice  Efnor,  resigned; ,  lieutenant  colonel; 

Levi  Gallup,  junior,  quartermaster;    Nathan  S.  Knapp,  surgeon; 
Frederick  Hager,  paymaster. 
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1817. 

Billa  B.  Brown,  captain,  vice  Beals,  moved;  Joseph  Burnett,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Brown,  promoted;  Daniel  Conklin,  ensign,  vice  Burnett, 
do;  James  Morris,  lieutenant,  vice  Betts,  moved;  Nathan  Gallup, 
ensign,  vice  Morris,  promoted;  Spooner  Ruggles,  lieutenant,  vice 
Andrews,  moved;  Miles  Tyley,  ensign. 

Cornelius  Bailey,  captain,  vice  Dayton,  moved;  John  Cornwell, 
lieutenant,  vice  Bailey,  promoted;  Phineas  Stratton,  ensign,  vice 
Cornwall,  do. 

STEUBEN    COUNTY. 

Ninety-sixth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Archa  Campbell,  major;  Samuel  Neally,  quartermaster. 

George  Sharp,  captain;  Samuel  Cobb,  lieutenant. 

William  J.  Neally,  captain;  Hiero  Kennedy,  lieutenant;  John 
Loop,  ensign;  Otto  F.  Marshall,  ensign. 

James  Goodrich,  captain;  Robert  Jennings,  lieutenant;  Laurin 
Mallory,  ensign. 

Light  Infantry — Augustus  Tyler,  captain;  Daniel  Sheldon,  lieu- 
tenant; Seth  Weed,  ensign. 

Jonathan  Knap,  lieutenant;  William  Bull,  ensign. 

Battalion  of  infantry  commanded  by  Major  Simeon  Bacon: 

Simeon  Bacon,  lieutenant  colonel;  Benjamin  Rathbun,  major; 
Thomas  Baker,  surgeon. 

Cornelius  Rathbun,  captain;  Caleb  W.  Gray,  lieutenant;  William 
Osgood,  ensign. 

Abel  Bullard,  captain:  Reuben  Hammon,  lieutenant;  William  F. 
Card,  ensign. 

Daniel  X.  Bennett,  captain;  Benjamin  D.  Dolebee,  lieutenant; 
Isaac  B.  Bennett,  ensign. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

1817>  Fifth  regiment  of  artillery: 

April  , 

16-  Alexander  Cameron,  captain;  Abraham  Ten  Eyck  Lansing,  first 

lieutenant;  Lewis  Campbell,  second  lieutenant. 


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delaware  county. 
William  Sanders,  captain;  Joel  Carr,  first  lieutenant;  Asahel  Goff, 
second  lieutenant;  James  McCauly,  first  lieutenant;  Talcott  Starr, 
second  lieutenant. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

Caleb  C.  Moody,  adjutant. 

Thomas  Atwood  Bridgen,  quartermaster. 

ONONDAGA    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Fifty-ninth  regiment: 

Edward  G.  Ludlow,  paymaster,  vice  Leonard,  resigned. 

ONEIDA    COUNTY. 

Sixth  regiment  of  cavalry : 

Ezekiel  Johnson,  second  lieutenant,  vice  Phillo,  resigned ;  Lemuel 
Hill,  cornet,  vice  Keyes,  absent. 

Ansel  Keith,  captain,  vice  Wightman,  moved;  George  Paddock, 
first  lieutenant;  David  Emery,  second  lieutenant;  Walter  Kibby, 

cornet. 

One  Hundred  and  Seventy-second  regiment: 

John  H.  Gilles,  captain,  vice  Bacon,  resigned;  Asa  Dudley,  lieu- 
tenant; Trumbal  Kent,  ensign. 

ESSEX    COUNTY. 

Fortieth  brigade  of  infantry: 

Henry  H.  Ross,  brigade  major  and  inspector,  vice  (David  B.) 
McNeil,  resigned. 

RENSSELAER   COUNTY. 

Forty-third  regiment  of  infantry: 

John  I.  Kittle,  colonel,  vice  Schermerhorn,  resigned;  Bradam 
Yale,  lieutenant  colonel;  Cornelius  Beeckman,  major;  Samuel  Hitch- 
cock, junior,  adjutant,  vice  Beeckman,  promoted;  Cornelius  Willsey, 


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1828  Annual  Report  of  the 

quartermaster;  John  C.  Schermerhorn,  paymaster;  John  I.  Miller, 
surgeon;  Tunis  Cooper,  surgeon's  mate. 

Abraham  Hoag,  captain;  George  Percival,  lieutenant;  Oliver  F. 
Spencer,  ensign. 

John  Hixt,  junior,  captain;  John  G.  Yates,  lieutenant. 

MONTGOMERY    COUNTY. 

Thirty-fourth  regiment: 

Philip  Argasinger,  lieutenant,  vice  McAuly,  moved;  Duncan 
Clark,  ensign;  Harmanus  DeGraaf,  ensign,  vice  Van  Vechten,  pro- 
moted; Simon  Van  Deusen,  lieutenant,  vice  Dockstader,  resigned; 
Stephen  A.  Cromwell,  ensign,  vice  Van  Deusen,  promoted;  James 
Cline,  ensign,  vice  Hoyt,  moved. 

LEWIS    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  First  regiment : 

Lemuel  Wood,  quartermaster. 

Captains — Samuel  Hovey,  Curtis  Barker,  Caleb  Pomeroy. 

Lieutenants — Charles  Dayan,  Asahel  Humphrey,  William  Keen, 
Freedom  Wright,  junior. 

Ensigns — Marian  Finch,  Bester  B.  Safford,  Erastus  Wright,  War- 
ren Graves. 

SCHOHARIE    COUNTY. 

Eighteenth  regiment  of  infantry: 

John  Settle,  captain;  James  Harden,  junior,  lieutenant;  Johan 
Peter  Becker,  ensign. 

MADISON    COUNTY. 

Eighth  regiment  of  cavalry: 

Elisha  Litchfield,  lieutenant  colonel;  Nicholas  P.  Randall,  major; 
Henry  B.  Lester,  quartermaster;  Thomas  J.  Shanklin,  paymaster. 

Viber  Crocker,  captain,  vice  Hill,  resigned;  Uriah  Aldridge,  first 
lieutenant,  vice  Crocker,  promoted;  James  Berthrong,  second  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Aldridge,  promoted;  Asa  Covill,  cornet. 


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Henry  Morgan,  first  lieutenant;  Robert  Williams,  second  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Morgan,  promoted;  Jesse  Palmeter,  third,  cornet,  vice 
Williams,  promoted. 

Samuel  L.  Sheldon,  captain;  Elisha  Marriam,  first  lieutenant; 
Dennison  Fox,  second  lieutenant;  Timothy  Hall,  cornet. 

Ebenezer  Wilson,  captain,  vice  Randall,  promoted. 

First  brigade  of  cavalry : 

Jacob  Ten  Eyck,  brigade  major  and  inspector,  vice  Sanger, 
resigned. 

BROOME,  CHENANGO,  CAYUGA,  TOMPKINS*  AND  CORTLAND  COUNTIES. 

New  regiment  of  cavalry  to  be  organized  from  part  of  the  Eighth 
regiment  and  consisting  of  the  troops  in  the  counties  of  Broome, 
Chenango,  Cayuga  and  Cortland  and  to  be  denominated  the  Thir- 
teenth regiment  of  cavalry: 

BROOME    COUNTY. 

Joshua  Whitney,  colonel. 

TOMPKINS    COUNTY. 

Simeon  Strong,  lieutenant  colonel. 

BROOME    COUNTY. 

John  H.  Avery,  major. 

CAYUGA    COUNTY. 

Cornelius  Cuyler,  adjutant. 

BROOME    COUNTY. 

Christopher  Eldridge,  paymaster;  John  Johnson,  junior,  quarter- 
master. 

Robert  T.  Shaw,  captain,  vice  Strong,  promoted;  Daniel  J.  Shaw, 

first  lieutenant,  vice  Shaw,  promoted;  Ebenezer  Brown,  second  lieu- 

*  Tompkins  county  was  erected  from  Cayuga  and  Seneca  counties  April  17,  181 7. — 
State  Historian. 

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tenant,  vice  King,  resigned;  Nicholas  Townley,  cornet,  vice  D.  J. 
Shaw,  promoted. 

Samuel  Haskins,  captain,  vice  D.  Ogden,  resigned;  William  Wil- 
bor,  first  lieutenant,  vice  E.  Spalding,  moved;  Benjamin  Chittenden, 
second  lieutenant,  vice  Brownel,  resigned;  John  Culver,  cornet. 

Chauncey  Keep,  first  lieutenant,  vice  King,  moved;  Henry  Van- 
derburgh, second  lieutenant,  vice  Coy.  resigned;  Horace  Ballard, 
cornet,  vice  Gillett,  resigned. 

Aurora  Burrell,  captain;  Ezra  F.  Peabody,  first  lieutenant:  Buel 
Scoville,  second  lieutenant;  Virgil  Whitney,  cornet. 

NEW   YORK   COUNTY. 

Second  regiment  of  artillery: 

Joseph  Horn,  colonel,  vice  Stevens,  promoted;  Daniel  Baehr,  lieu- 
tenant colonel,  vice  Horn;  David  Codwise,  major;  James  Sykes,  sur- 
geon's mate. 

Captains — Lemuel  L.  Skidmore,  vice  Codwise;  James  L.  Brincker- 
hoff ,  vice  A.  Brinckerhoff. 

First  lieutenants — Joseph  Shellburgh,  William  C.  Rhinelander. 

Second  lieutenants — Andrew  Oliver,  Jeremiah  Cooper. 

Eleventh  regiment  of  artillery: 

George  W.  Brown,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Forman;  George  H. 
Stanton,  major,  vice  Brown,  promoted;  Jacob  Hunter,  first 
lieutenant. 

WESTCHESTER    COUNTY. 

Thirty-eighth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Solomon  Mead,  colonel,  vice  Reynolds,  refusing;  Squire  Wood, 
lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Mead,  promoted;  Ebenezer  Knox,  major, 
vice  Wood,  promoted;  Thomas  Mead,  adjutant,  vice  Norton, 
resigned;  Alfred  Mead,  quartermaster. 

Joseph  Miller,  captain,  vice  Raymond,  resigned;  Solomon  Lyon, 


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lieutenant,  vice  Miller,  promoted;  Seth  Lyon,  ensign,  vice  Lyon, 
promoted. 

Richard  H.  Lockwood,  captain,  vice  Knox,  promoted;  William  M. 
Philips,  lieutenant;  Frederick  Knox,  ensign;  William  Purdy,  lieu- 
tenant; Samuel  Pedrick,  ensign;  Martin  Rockwell,  lieutenant; 
Joseph  Wilson,  ensign;  John  Miller,  lieutenant;  Hezekiah  Miller, 
junior,  ensign. 

Isaac  Hayes,  captain,  vice  Fancher,  resigned;  Michael  Lock- 
wood,  junior,  lieutenant. 

DUTCHESS   COUNTY — HYDE  PARK. 

Fourth  regiment  of  cavalry  (Robert  G.  Livingston,  colonel) : 

Tobias  S.  De  Cantillon,  major;  George  A.  Shufeldt,  quartermaster; 
Peter  P.  Monfort,  paymaster;  Andrew  N.  Kettle,  chaplain. 

Thomas  Lusk,  captain;  John  L.  Gibbs,  first  lieutenant;  Jacob 
Wickes,  second  lieutenant;  Isaac  I.  Baldwin,  cornet. 

William  Stephenson,  captain;  Henry  Shearwood,  first  lieutenant; 
Harmon  Cook,  second  lieutenant;  Jacob  Stickle,  cornet. 

Nathan  Beckwith,  captain;  William  P.  Stoutenburgh,  first  lieu- 
tenant; Benjamin  A.  Van ,  Vradenburgh,  second  lieutenant;  Henry 
Benner,  junior,  cornet. 

Benjamin  A.  Sleight,  captain;  Benjamin  Roe,  first  lieutenant; 
John  C.  Stockholm,  second  lieutenant;  John  P.  Lyster,  cornet. 

Eighty-fourth  regiment  of  infantry : 

Samuel  Nelson,  captain. 

Lieutenants — James  Rogers,  Walter  Cunningham,  Baron  S. 
Hutchins. 

Ensigns — John  S.  Perlee,  Ephraim  Smith  (of  light  infantry). 

SCHENECTADY    COUNTY. 

Major  Elisha  Taylor's  battalion  of  horse  artillery: 
Peter   McDougall,    adjutant;    Matthew   T.  E.  Veeder,    quarter- 
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GREENE    COUNTY. 


June  Forty-ninth  regiment  of  infantry : 

25. 

Piatt  Adams,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Post,  promoted. 

Riflemen — Reuben  Adams,  lieutenant,  vice  D.  Griffin;  Peter 
Bonker,  ensign,  vice  D.  McGarry. 

Second  rifle  regiment: 

Captains — Daniel  Townsend,  vice  A.  Conklin,  moved;  Henry  A. 
Williams,  vice  D.  Olmsted,  junior,  moved. 

Lieutenants — Ananias  Boyse,  vice  D.  Townsend,  promoted;  John 
Taylor,  junior,  vice  H.  Williams,  promoted;  Jacob  Frat,  vice  Bur- 
rows, moved. 

Ensigns — Zachariah  Miller;  Peter  C.  Gansevoort,  vice  N.  Judson, 
junior,  resigned. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirty-sixth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Dow  A.  Fonda,  colonel,  vice  Lansing,  resigned;  Robert  Dunbar, 
junior,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  Fonda,  promoted. 

Captains — John  G.  Ruby,  vice  Montgomery,  resigned;  John  G. 
Clute,  vice  Conant,  moved;  John  J.  Roff,  vice  Snyder,  moved;  Fran- 
cis Lansing,  junior,  vice  Oothoudt,  resigned. 

Casparus  F.  Pruyn,  lieutenant,  vice  Shaw,  promoted;  John  I. 
Shaw,  adjutant,  vice  Dunbar,  promoted. 

Lieutenants — Abraham  V.  P.  Lansing,  vice  Clute,  promoted; 
Ethal  Enos,  vice  Ruby,  promoted;  Isaac  Vollaner,  vice  Lansing  and 
Clute,  promoted. 

Ensigns — Gerrit  L.  Winne;  John  Oarlop;  Henry  Dyer;  Jacob  T. 
Lansing,  vice  Lansing,  promoted. 

CAYUGA    COUNTY. 

Seventh  regiment  of  artillery: 

Jared  Darrow,  captain;  Simeon  Van  Auken,  first  lieutenant;  Ira 
Smith,  second  lieutenant. 


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ontario  county. 
John  G.  Bond,  captain;  George  G.  Sill,  first  lieutenant;  William 
Cobb,  second  lieutenant. 

ONEIDA    COUNTY. 

Eighth  regiment  of  artillery: 

John  Bernard,  captain,  vice  Pease;  John  Bradish,  first  lieutenant; 
Herbert  B.  Mann,  second  lieutenant. 

RENSSELAER   COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Fifty-fifth  regiment  of  infantry: 
Light  Infantry — James  Wallace,  lieutenant,  vice  T.  Turner, 
declining;  Noah  B.  Buel,  ensign. 

ONEIDA    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Fortieth  regiment: 

Amos  Norton,  captain,  with  rank  from  March  4,  1817. 

SCHOHARIE   COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirteenth  regiment: 

Riflemen — John  W.  Hyde,  captain;  Henry  Hawley,  lieutenant; 
Joseph  B.  Morford,  ensign. 

SCHENECTADY    COUNTY. 

Fifty-seventh  regiment : 

Zeger  Van  Santvoord,  colonel;  Samuel  Steers,  lieutenant  colonel. 
Lawrence  Schoolcraft,  lieutenant,  vice  Mynderse,  declining. 
Ensigns — John  S.  Bonny,  vice  Babcock,  declining;  Isaac  I.  Clute, 
vice  Walton,  do;  Samuel  S.  Cook,  vice  Marselus,  moved. 

ONEIDA    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirty-fourth  regiment: 

John  G.  Weaver,  colonel,  with  rank  from  May  16,  181 6;  Benjamin 
Ballou,  junior,  lieutenant  colonel,  with  rank  from  May  16,  1816. 

Captains — Augustus  Hickcox,  with  rank  from  March  4,  1817; 
Freedom  Tibbits,  vice  W.  Eells,  resigned. 


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Reuben  Wilcox,  lieutenant,  vice  Tibbits,  promoted;  Horace  Wil- 
cox, ensign,  vice  R.  Wilcox,  do;  Adam  Bowman,  ensign,  vice  Hin- 
man,  do. 

CHAUTAUQUA    COUNTY. 

Seventh  regiment  of  artillery: 

Joseph  Plumb,  captain:  Robert  Kenyon,  first  lieutenant;  Ralph 
Plumb,  second  lieutenant. 

ULSTER    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirty-first  regiment: 

Jacob  H.  DeWitt,  colonel;  Conrad  Van  Gaasbeck,  lieutenant 
colonel:  John  I.  Dumond,  major:  William  Pine,  adjutant;  Charles 
H.  Ruggles,  quartermaster. 

Captains — Mynard  Post.  John  M.  Elmendorf,  Jonah  Snyder. 

Lieutenants — Henry  Wynkoop,  junior:  William  W.  Schepmoes: 
Joel  Snyder;  Jonathan  D.  Ostrander;  Tobias  Van  Beuren,  junior. 

Ensigns — Abraham  D.  Sahler,  Jacob  H.  Roosa,  John  Ouindan, 
Peter  Langendick,  junior. 

CHENANGO    COUNTY. 

Major  Augustus  C.  "Welch's  battalion  of  infantry: 

Charles  Medberry,  adjutant,  vice  Downing,  deceased;  Augustus 
A.  Anderson,  quartermaster,  vice  Medberry;  John  Hyde,  paymaster. 

Light  Infantry — Henry  Howard,  captain,  vice  Wetherill,  re- 
signed; Elisha  Butts,  lieutenant,  vice  Bancraft,  resigned;  Edward  C. 
Williams,  ensign,  vice  Yermilya,  do. 

Captains — Isaac  Medberry,  vice  Welch,  moved;  John  Ambler, 

junior,  vice  Babcock,  resigned;  Abner  Burlingame,  vice  Leach  and 
Guile. 

Lieutenants — William  C.  White:  Richard  S.  Goff,  vice  Ambler, 
promoted;  John  Dilley. 

Ensigns — Russell  Chenee;  Henry  Foote,  vice  Goff,  promoted; 
William  Mahew. 


State  Historian.  1835 

new  york  county. 
First  brigade  of  artillery — new  battalion : 
Joseph  Houston,  junior,  major. 

Abraham  A.  Brevort,  captain ;  Henry  Marsh,  first  lieutenant. 
Abraham  Dally,  junior,  captain;  Anthony  W.  Jones,  junior,  first 
lieutenant. 

Alfred  Weed,  captain;  Matthew  C.  St.  John,  first  lieutenant. 

HERKIMER    COUNTY. 

Twenty-seventh  regiment  of  infantry: 

Abner  N.  Clark,  surgeon's  mate. 

Jonathan  Edgecomb,  ensign,  vice  Keith,  moved. 

Ellery  Shaw,  captain,  vice  Barker,  resigned;  Isaac  W.  Shaw,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Kenrick,  resigned;  Almond  Mason,  ensign,  vice  Shaw, 
promoted. 

David  H.  Fitch,  captain,  vice  Gardner,  resigned;  Henry  Nobles, 
lieutenant,  vice  Fitch,  moved;  Jacob  Fosburgh,  ensign,  vice  Ward, 
moved. 

Fortieth  regiment  of  infantry: 

John  Peter  Spinner,  chaplain ;  Caleb  Budlong,  surgeon's  mate. 

Ira  Kingsbury,  captain,  vice  M.  Baker,  promoted;  Charles  Boss, 
lieutenant,  vice  Kingsbury,  do;  Milton  Hough,  ensign,  vice  Myers, 
resigned. 

James  Schooley,  captain,  vice  Ross,  moved ;  Stephen  A.  Mattison, 
lieutenant,  vice  Schooley,  promoted;  Amasa  B.  Miller,  ensign,  vice 
Mattison,  promoted. 

Josiah  Harrison,  captain,  vice  Hickcox,  moved;  Nathan  C.  Coe, 
lieutenant,  vice  Harrison,  promoted;  Tilly  Littlejohn,  ensign,  vice 
Coe,  promoted. 

Simon  Bowen,  captain,  vice  Fowler,  moved;  Matthew  Smith,  lieu- 
tenant,-vice  Hester,  moved;  Edward  S.  Townsend,  ensign,  vice 
Smith,  resigned. 


1817. 


1817. 


1836  Annual  Report  of  the 

Light  Infantry — Eleazer  M.  Townsend,  captain,  vice  Morse, 
resigned;  Thomas  G.  Barnum,  lieutenant,  vice  Brown,  do;  Henry 
Bellinger,  ensign. 

Ninetieth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Asa  Chatfield,  colonel,  vice  Thayer,  resigned;  John  Green,  lieu- 
tenant colonel,  vice  Chatfield,  promoted;  Jost  Petrie,  major,  vice 
Green,  promoted;  John  Dygert,  adjutant,  vice  Henderson,  resigned. 

Jeremiah  Smith,  captain,  vice  Sharp,  moved;  George  Jefterts, 
junior,  lieutenant,  vice  Smith,  promoted;  Jasper  Hallet,  ensign,  vice 
Jefferts,  promoted;  John  M.  Andrews,  ensign,  of  light  infantry. 

Jason  Beebe,  captain,  vice  Carpenter;  Levi  Graves,  lieutenant, 
vice  Beebe,  promoted;  Nicholas  Vincent,  junior,  ensign,  vice  Graves, 
promoted;  Lyman  Merriman,  ensign,  vice  Kelsey,  moved. 

John  Neely,  captain,  vice  Petrie,  promoted;  Richard  Petrie,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Neely,  do;  Richard  Hoover,  ensign,  vice  Petrie,  do; 
Peter  Staring,  ensign,  vice  Dygert,  do. 

George  H.  Feeter,  captain. 

NEW   YORK   COUNTY. 

Tenth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Ensigns — Cornelius  W.  Oakley,  Abraham  Tucker. 

Flank  company— John  W.  Hunter,  captain,  vice  Staples,  resigned; 
George  R.  Pinkham,  lieutenant,  vice  Ketcham,  do. 

Fifty-first  regiment  of  infantry: 

Jacob  DeLaMotta,  surgeon;  Thomas  Longworth,  quartermaster. 

Tobias  H.  Gates,  lieutenant,  vice  Longworth. 

One  Hundred  and  Forty-second  regiment  of  infantry: 

Captains— William  A.  Prince,  vice  Varick,  moved;  George  E. 
Smith,  vice  Post,  resigned. 

Lieutenants— James  DeWolf,  vice  Prince,  promoted;  Charles 
Anthon,  vice  Smith,  resigned;  Thomas  D.  Miller,  vice  W.  S.  Smith, 
moved ;  Robert  M.  Blackwell. 


State  Historian.  1837 

Ensigns — Rene  A.  Derussy,  vice  DeWolf,  promoted;  Phillip  P. 
Livingston,  vice  Anthon,  promoted;  Anthony  M.  Costar,  vice  Miller, 
promoted;  John  McLacklan,  vice  Blackwell,  do;  Augustus  Floyd. 

ALBANY   COUNTY. 

Eighty-ninth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Lieutenants — Daniel  Skinner,  Hezekiah  Scoville,  Joseph  Ludlow. 

Ensigns — Walter  D.  Herrick,  Welcome  Esleeck,  John  M.  Wil- 
lard,  Richard  Knowlson,  Chauncey  Whitney,  George  Weed,  Jesse 
C.  Young. 

CHENANGO    COUNTY. 

Resolved,  that  Bigelow  Waters  be  no  longer  second  major  of  the 
One  Hundred  and  Fifth  regiment  of  infantry,  and  that  a  supersedeas 
issue  accordingly. 

Thirty-second  brigade  of  infantry : 

Ransom  Rathbun,  brigadier  general,  vice  T.  Mead,  resigned; 
Robert  Monell,  brigade  major  and  inspector,  vice  Rathbun,  pro- 
moted; James  Birdsall,  brigade  quartermaster,  vice  T.  Lynde,  pro- 
moted. 

Major  Jonathan  Chandler's  battalion  of  infantry: 

Daniel  Root,  first  major,  vice  J.  Chandler,  resigned;  Eli  D.  Cat- 
lin,  second  major,  vice  Brown,  do;  John  Benton,  surgeon's  mate; 
Ephraim  Miner,  adjutant. 

Alexander  Daniels,  captain,  vice  Wilcox,  resigned;  James  Bisbee, 
lieutenant;  Alpheus  Raymond,  ensign. 

Light  Infantry — William  Smith,  captain,  vice  Stoddard,  de- 
clining; David  Smith,  lieutenant;  Lucius  Carter,  ensign. 

Riflemen — Asa  Kenyon,  captain;  William  Lamphire,  lieutenant; 
Joseph  Lord,  junior,  ensign. 

Isaiah  Lord,  captain,  vice  Root,  promoted;  Benjamin  Hazen, 
lieutenant,  vice  Lord,  promoted. 

Samuel  Pulford,  captain;  Elish^  Pulford,  lieutenant;  Elisha  Cat- 


1817. 


1817. 


1838  Annual  Report  of  the 

lin,  ensign;  Lodowick  Weaver,  junior,  lieutenant;  David  Fargo, 
ensigTL 

Jonathan  Chandler,  junior,  captain;  Amos  Hall,  lieutenant;  Elijah 
Fenton,  junior,  ensign. 

One  Hundred  and  Fifth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Jarvis  K.  Pike,  colonel,  vice  Randall,  resigned;  Tilly  Lynde,  lieu- 
tenant colonel;  Reuben  Gray,  major;  Lewis  Lathrop,  paymaster; 
Charles  Yorke,  quartermaster,  vice  Bishop,  moved;  Lot  Clark, 
adjutant;  Jonathan  Ferris,  chaplain,  vice  Ransom,  resigned. 

Xathan  Chamberlin,  captain,  vice  Randall,  do;  Ira  Xobles,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Crumb,  moved;  Lot  Clark,  ensign;  Elial  Williams, 
ensign. 

David  Dimick,  captain,  vice  Xobles,  moved;  John  W.  Cox,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Dimick,  promoted:  Eli  Buell,  ensign,  vice  Cox,  pro- 
moted. 

Riflemen — Washington  Windsor,  captain,  vice  Reynolds,  re- 
signed: Zadock  Adams,  lieutenant,  vice  Windsor,  promoted;  Elijah 
Kinney,  ensign,  vice  Adams,  do. 

William  Newton,  captain,  vice  Williams,  moved;  Phineas  Graves, 
lieutenant,  vice  Palmer,  do. 

Jazon  Hazard,  captain,  vice  Arnold,  resigned;  Henry  Chapin,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Mann,  moved;  Tracy  Ensworth,  ensign,  vice  Hazard, 
promoted. 

One  Hundred  and  Thirty-third  regiment  of  infantry: 

Joseph  Smith,  colonel,  vice  Wasson,  resigned;  James  Clapp,  lieu- 
tenant colonel;  Jeduthan  Gray,  second,  major,  vice  Smith,  moved. 

Jabez  Roberson,  captain,  vice  Gray,  promoted;  Robert  Monell, 
lieutenant,  vice  Roberson,  promoted;  Joseph  Juliand,  ensign,  vice 
R.  Juliand,  moved. 

Captains — Rufus  Wetherbie,  vice  Drake,  resigned;  Otis  J.  Tracy, 
vice  Lobdell,  moved;  John  Grant,  vice  Briggs,  moved. 


State  Historian.  1839 

Lieutenants — William  Sill,  vice  Wetherbie,  promoted;  Bela 
Rogers,  vice  Grant,  promoted;  John  Rathbun. 

Ensigns — William  B.  Bostwick,  David  Grant,  David  Copeland, 
Erastus  Smith. 

New  battalion  of  infantry  set  off  from  the  One  Hundred  and 
Thirty-third  regiment  of  infantry  in  the  county  of  Chenango: 

David  Pollard,  junior,  first  major  commandant;  Stephen  Stilwell, 
second  major;  William  Knapp,  surgeon;  Martin  Miner,  ensign  and 
adjutant;  Lewis  Scovell,  quartermaster. 

Light  Infantry — Arad  Stowell,  captain;  Sylvester  Smith,  lieu- 
tenant; Joel  Hinkley,  ensign. 

Darius  Smith,  captain,  vice  Goodman,  resigned;  John  McCrey, 
lieutenant,  vice  Smith,  promoted. 

Alpha  Wright,  lieutenant,  vice  Church,  promoted;  Josiah  N. 
Wright,  ensign  and  paymaster;  Samuel  Stowell,  ensign. 

Asel  Evans,  captain,  vice  Stilwell,  promoted;  Reuben  Kirby, 
junior,  lieutenant,  vice  Evans;  Matreen  Balleu,  ensign. 

Ira  Church,  captain,  vice  Pollard,  promoted. 

Sixth  division  of  infantry: 

Perez  Randall,  division  quartermaster,  vice  Clapp,  promoted. 

SARATOGA    COUNTY. 

Thirty-second  regiment  of  infantry: 

David  Gordon,  colonel;  Samuel  Richards,  lieutenant  colonel; 
Thomas  Kirby,  major. 

Abraham  R.  Vosburgh,  captain,  vice  Richards,  promoted;  Isaac 
H.  Consalus,  lieutenant;  Charles  Prentice,  ensign. 

Amos  Sherwood,  captain,  vice  J.  Sherwood,  resigned;  Walter  K. 
Maxwell,  lieutenant;  Benjamin  Lord,  ensign. 

Light  Infantry — Philip  Brotherson,  captain,  vice  Ferguson, 
resigned;  John  Watkins,  lieutenant;  William  Clark,  ensign. 


1817. 


1817. 


1840  Annual  Report  of  the  State  Historian. 

Light  Infantry — Samuel  B.  Odle,  captain,  vice  Kirby,  resigned; 
Benham  Smith,  lieutenant;  Abraham  Jennings,  ensign. 

Lewis"  Miller,  captain,  vice  Oliphant,  absent;  Thomas  Holt,  lieu- 
tenant; Lewzearn  (Luzon)  Curtis,  ensign. 

ALBANY    COUNTY. 

One  Hundred  and  Fiftieth  regiment  of  infantry: 

Garret  P.  Van  Wie,  colonel,  vice  J.  H.  Burhans,  resigned;  Staats 
Sager,  lieutenant  colonel,  vice  W.  Sager,  resigned;  Joseph  Moak, 
major,  vice  Mynderson,  resigned;  Adam  Sager,  paymaster,  vice  Van 
Wie,  moved. 

Abraham  Rosekrans,  captain,  vice  G.  P.  Van  Wie,  promoted; 
Garrit  T.  Vandenbergh,  lieutenant,  vice  Rosekrans,  do;  John  Kel- 
derhouse,  ensign,  vice  Vandenbergh,  do. 

Abraham  N.  Sixby,  captain,  vice  Sager,  promoted;  Garrit  W. 
Sager,  lieutenant,  vice  Sager,  promoted. 

William  Moak,  captain,  vice  J.  Moak,  promoted;  James  Warren, 
lieutenant,  vice  W.  Moak,  do. 

Abraham  Vanderpool,  captain,  vice  Waggoner,  resigned;  John  H. 
Shaver,  lieutenant,  vice  Vanderpool,  promoted;  William  Waldron, 
ensign,  vice  Ward,  moved. 

Garrit  Hogan,  captain,  vice  Janes,  resigned;  James  Callanan,  lieu- 
tenant, vice  Hogan,  promoted;  Henry  Winne,  ensign,  vice  Cal- 
lanan, do. 

Volkert  Jacobson,  captain,  vice  Wood,  resigned;  Henry  Jacob- 
son,  lieutenant,  vice  V.  Jacobson,  promoted:  John  Van  Wagner, 
ensign,  vice  H.  Jacobson,  do;  Christian  Ableman,  lieutenant,  vice 
Street,  moved;  Garshum  Hungerford,  ensign,  vice  Ableman,  pro- 
moted; Francis  Rusoe,  lieutenant,  vice  Oliver,  moved. 

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