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PENNSYLVANIA 



IN THE 



WAR OF THE REVOLUTION, 

Associated Battalions a^d Militia. 



1775-1783. 



VOLUME I 



EDITED BY 

WILLIAM II. EGLE, M. D. 



MATniUSJUJRG: 

K. K. MKYKHS, STATK PRINTER. 

1887. 



CONTENTS. 



I'AGK. 

Alphabetical List of Soldiers of the Revolution, l-L'ijO 

Documents relating to the Associators and Militia in Gen- 
eral, 251-2G8 

Muster Rolls and Papers relating to the Associators and 
Militia of the County of Lancaster, 269-480 

Muster Rolls and Papers relating to the Associators and 
Militia of the City and County of Philadelphia, .... 481-794 




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ALPHAUETICAL LIST 



OF 



REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 



1TT5-1T83. 



[The following alphabetical List of Soldiers of the War for Indepen- 
dence has been compiled chiefly from the Depreciation Account books 
in the office of the Auditor General of Pennsylvania. It is difficult to 
distinguish between those of the Line, the Association, Rangers, or Mil- 
itia and many of them, no doubt, appear in the rolls already published ; 
yet it has been deemed proper to print this list as it is. It contains 
nearly ten thousand names, and, as will be seen hereafter, but a small 
proportion of those heroes who gave us the heritage of liberty and free 
government we enjoy.] 



SOLDIERS OF THE REVOLUTION. 



Aaron, Cliristopher. 

Abagast, Lodowick. 

Abb, George. 

AjDb, Henry. 

Abl)e, Andrew. 

Abbott, Tbomas; enlisted July 18, 177G, residing in Adams county 

in 1828 ; Captain Nicliola. ; 

Acear, Francis. 
Ackerman, Francis, 
Ackerley, John. 
Ackles, Artliur. 
Ackley, David. 
Acton, Thomas. 
Acuff, Jacob. 
Adair, William. 
Adams, Deliverance. 
Adams, James. 
Adams, Jedediah. 
Adams, Pitt Collin. 

Adaips, Robert ; died in Allegheny county in 1828. 
Adams, George. 
Adams, William. 

Adams, John, residing, in 1821, in Northumberland county. 
Adams, Samuel. 
Adams, Asher. 
Adams, Peter. 
Adams, Christopher. 
Adams, Francis. 
Adams, Stophel. 
Adams, Matthias, 
Adams, Christian. 
Adams, Matthew. 

Adams, Solomon, residing in Bedford county in 1820. 
Adams, Thomas. 
Adams, John Q. 
Adams, Jonathan. 
Addair, James. 



4 ALPHABETICAL LIST OP 

Adleuian, George. 

Aerigh, Cliristiiin. 

Afterman, Matthias. 

Aliiley, John. 

Aikens, Robert. 

Aikles, Arthur. 

Aile, Christian. 

Aill, Christian. 

Aimos, Robert. 

Airs, Lsaac. 

Airs, Samuel. 

Akerman, Jacob. 

Akings, Robert. 

Alberger, Philip. 

Albert, Jacob, residing in Maryland in 1826. 

Albert, William. 

Albieth, Amos. 

Albright, Philip, 

Albright, Joseph. 

Albright, John, 

Albright, Captain. 

Albright, Philip, Captain. 

Albright, Michael. 

Alcorn, James. 

Alcorn, William. 

Alilin, John. 

Aldridge, Joseph. 

Aldridge, Robert, 

Aldridge, Thomas. 

Alexander, John. 

Alexander, William. 

Alexander, Cieorge. 

Alexander, Captain. 

Alexander, Thomas. 

Alexander, Charles. 

Alexander, Joseph. 

Alexander, James. 

Alford, George. 

Alford, John. 

Alice, Henry. 

Aliman, Andrew. 

Allbright, John. 

AUcorn, William. 

Alleman. John. 

Alleman, Frederick. 

Allen, Samuel. 



REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 6 

Allen, Joseph. 

Allen, Epliraim. 

Allen, Richard. 

Allen, David. 

Allen, John ; died in Bucks county in IROfi. 

Allen, William. 

Allen, Thomas. 

Allen, Peter. 

Allen, Stephen, residing in Butler county in 1825. 

Allen, Barnabas. 

Allen, Jacob. 

Allen, Andrew. 

Allen, Lemuel. 

Allen, Enoch. 

Allen, Robert. 

Allison, William. 

Allison, James, Adjutant. 

Allison, Thomas. 

Allison, John. 

Allison, Alexander. 

Allison, Robert. 

Allison, Ricliard. 

Allison, James. 

Alleman, Lawrence. 

Allor, Adrean. 

Allstadt, John. 

Almond, Anthony. 

Alshouse, David. 

Alspough, John. 

Alspough, David. 

Alsreden, Colonel. 

Alstot, Jolin. 

Allen, Barney. 

Altere, Henry. 

Alter, Joseph, residinj^ in Northumberland county, 1827. 

Althouse, John Matthias, residing in Somerset county in 1822. 

Altliouse, Henry. 

Altick, Michael, from Franklin comity; residing in Maryland, 

1825. 
Altimose, .Jolin. 
Alverns, John. 
Alvert, John. 
Am her son, William. 
Amberson, Lieutenant. 

Amberson, Johnston, residing in Fayette county in islO. 
Ambler, Joseph. 



6 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Ambler, Edward. 

Ambrister, Matthew. 

Ambrose, Patrick. 

Amen, George. 

Amer, Abram. 

Amer, Martin. 

Ames, Elislia. 

Ames, Ephraim. 

Amimore, Godlich. 

Anion, Jolni. 

Amos, Matthias. 

Amphries, John. 

Ample, John. 

An. Collins, Joseph, 

An. Conner, John. 

An. Croner, John. 

Anderson, Adam, private, residing in Westmoreland county, 1818. 

Anderson, Eobert, private; served until the end of the war; re- 
siding in Franklin county, 1812. 

Anderson, John ; served through the war ; resided in Bucks 
county, 1824. 

Anderson William. 

Anderson, Captain, 

Anderson, Marion. 

Anderson, Spencer. 

Anderson, James. 

Anderson, Lieutenant Thomas (first) ; residing in Bucks county, 
1818. 

Anderson, Patrick. 

Anderson, Martin. 

Anderson, Cornelius. 

Anderson, Alexander. 

Anderson, George. 

Anderson, Jacob. 

Anderson, Arthur. 

Anderson, Patrick, Captain. 

Anderson, Samuel. 

Anderson, Thomas, Second Lieutenant ; residing in Westmore- 
land county in 1818. 

Andrews, John. 

Andrews, James. 

Andrews, Colonel. 

Andrews, Isaac. 

Andrews, Robert. 

Andrews, Daniel. 

Anel, John. 



REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 

Aiigelback, Matthias. 

Aiioliii, .lolui. 

Angst, Nicholas. 

All mo re, Godfrey. 

Aniier, Robert. 

Annourer, James, Lieutenant. 

Anspack, Nicholas. 

Anstruthes, Captain. 

Anthony, ,Iohn. 

Anthony, Michael. 

Anthony, Captain. 

Anthony, Daniel. 

Anthony, George. 

iVntes, Frederick, Colonel. 

Antrim, Samuel. 

Antrein, John. 

Anthony, Paul. 

Antibus, George. 

Anquitten, John. 

Apler, Iluffner. 

Aplider, Jacob. 

Apliter, Jacob. 

App, Michael. 

Appleby, Samuel. 

Ai)pley, Jolm. 

Archer, William. 

Archer, Zach. 

Archer, Lieutenant, 

Arcy, George. 

Armerick, Henry. 

Armitage, Caleb. 

Arniit;ige, Enoch. 

Armitage, George. 

Armitage, Benjamin, 

Armitage, Joseph. 

Armstrong, Joim. 

Armstrong, Josepii. 

Armstrong, .James. 

Armstrong, Henry. 

Armsii-ong, Robert, residing in Columbia county in 1827. 

Armstrong, Captain. 

Armstrong, (Jeorge. 

Armstrong, William. 

Armstrong, Edward. 

Armor, Lieutenant. 

Armor, Robert. 



8 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Armor, James; died in Lancaster county in 1828. 

Arnat, Jolm. 

Arnat, Henry. 

Arnel, Ulley. 

Arney, John. 

Arnold, John. 

Arnold, Elijah. 

Arnold, Jonathan. 

Arnold, Michael. 

Arnold, Philip. 

Arnnld, John. 

Artes, Peter. 

Arter, Jolm. 

Arthur, Jolm. 

Artillia, Francis. 

Arundel, Jolm. 

Ash, Jolm. 

Ashby, Captain. 

Ashbourne, Martin. 

Ashley, Michael. 

Ashmead, John, Captain. 

Aslmiead, Jacob, Captain. 

Ashmead, Captain. 

Ashmead, Jacob. 

Ashton, Joseph. 

Ashton, John, Lieutenant. 

Ashton, Benjamin. 

Asliton, John. 

Ashton, Captain. 

Ashton, James. 

Ashton, Joseph, Lieutenant. 

Ashton, Joseph, Adjutant. 

Ashton, Joseph. 

Ass, David. 

Asten, William. 

Atcheson, James. 

Atcheson, Alexander. 

Atert, Philip. 

Atileliile, William. 

Atkinson. Joseph. 

Atand, Elijah. 

Atler, Henry. 

Aubee, Conrad, residing in Union county in 1825. 

August, Nicholas. 

August, Archibald. 

August Jolm. 



REVOLUTIONARY SOLDiERb. 9 

Aiikard, Thomas. 

Aumiller, John. 

Ausht, Nicliolas. 

Austin, Robert. 

Auspaugh, Nicholas. 

Austin, William. 

Autes, Frederick. 

Avery, Christopher. 

Awl, John. 

Ayres, Charles. 

Bachman, Peter, 

Bacon, John. 

Bacon, William. 

Bacon, E()hraim. 

Bacus, Benjauiin, 

Bader, Henry. , 

Badtield, James. 

Badlock, ]3enjamio. 

BafTord, James. 

Bagaboe, Hans. 

Baggs, Robert, 

Baggs, Thomas. 

Baggs, James. 

Baggs, John. 

Baggs, William, teamster; residing in Washington county in 

1828. 
Baguel, William. 
Baile, Henry. 
Bailer, Jacob. 
Bailer, George. 
Bailey, John. 
Bailey, Robert. 
Bailey, William. 
Bailey, George. 
Baily, Thomas. 
Bainbridge, John. 
Bair, John. 
Baiteh, George. 
Baith, .Stei)hen. 
Baker, William. 
Baker, James. 
Baker, John. 
Baker, Curtis. 
Baker, Captain. 
Baker, Henry, 
Baker, Martin. 



10 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Baker, Hugh 

Baker, Bartholomew. 

Baker, Godfrey. 

Baker, Christian. 

Baker, Jacob. 

Baker, Tliomas. 

Baker, George. 

Baker, Valentine. 

Bakly, Paul. 

Baldwin, Moses, residing in Crawford county in 1820. 

Balitz, George. 

Ball, Joseph. 

Ball, Captain. 

Ball, William, Captain. 

Ballard, William. 

Ballard, Stephen. 

Balliett, Joseph. 

Ball man, Dewalt. 

Ballmor, Jacob. 

Ballmos, Jacob. 

Ballot, Stephen. 

Balm an, John. 

Balsback, Andrew. 

Balston, Andrew. 

Baltzel, Charles. 

Bamer, William, 

Bamfort, Anthony. 

Bami)er, Abraham. 

Bamhilt, llobert. 

Banaman, William. ' 

Banas, Christian. 

Baner, Andrew. 

Baner, Dietrick. 

Banen, John. 

Bangell, John. 

Banhoon, Captain. 

Banick, Detrick. 

Banig, Detrick. 

Banks. Joseph. 

Banks, William. 

Bankson, Captain. 

Bankson, ,Tohn. 

Bannen, William. 

Bannet, Brosswell. 

Bannon, Jeremiah, residing in Beaver county in 1821 

Bansticker, Andrew. 



REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. II 

Buiitzy, Dilinur. 

Barber, John. 

Barber, -James. 

Barclay, Ilu^h. 

Barclay, John, Captain. 

Baiclay, Jolin. 

Bard, Captain. 

Bard, Jolui. 

Barestucker, Andrew. 

Barge, Andrew. 

Bargen, John. 

]Jarker, Joseph. 

Barker, Samuel. 

Barker, William. 

Barkley, Robert, residing in Cumberland county in iSiiO. 

Barkley, Hugh. 

Barkmere, Daniel. 

Barkmire, Daniel. 

Barlet, John. 

Barlow, John. 

Barnes, David. 

Barnes, Daniel. 

Barnes, Joseph. 

Barnes, Thomas. 

Barnes, Jeremiah, Sergeant. 

Barnes, William. 

Barnes, James. 

Barnes, John. 

Barnald, Jolm, died in Philadelphia in 1826. 

Barnett, Joseph. 

Barnett, James. 

Barnet, Hugh. 

Barney, Tliomas. 

Barnet, James. 

Barnet, Robert. 

Barn ham, .John. 

Barnliard, Petei-. 

Barnhart, Peter. 

Barn heart, Jolm. 

Barnhesli, Jolm. 

Barnhisall, John. 

Barnhonse, Edward. 

Barn it, Richard. 

Barnkley, Jolm. 

Barns, David. 

Barns, John. 



12 ALPHABETICAL LIST OJ^' 

Barn toil, Richard. 

Banuim, Stephen, Sergeant. 

Barnytliizet, Henry. 

Barom, Baitle. 

Baron, John. 

Baronheart, Peter. 

Barr, Robert, residing in Daupliin county in 1824. 

Barr, William. 

Barr, Thomas. 

Barr, John, residing in Centre county in 1828. 

Barr, Jolni, enlisted in 1777; wounded at Germantown ; residing 

in Washington county in 1813. 
Barrace, Christopher. 
Barras, Christian. 

Barret, James, residing in Columbia county in 1821. 
Barrey, John. 
Barion Robert. 
Barry, Thomas. 
Barry, John. 
Barry, Bartholomew. 
Barth, Stephen. 
Barth, Henry. 

Bartholomew, Lieutenant Colonel. 
Bartholomew, Benjamin. 
Bartholomew, Captain. 
Bartle, Rudolph. 
Bartle, Matthias. 
Bartle, George. 
Bartleson, Henry. 
Bartlesoii, Ezra. 
Bartlet, Ebenezer. 
Bartley, Lieutenant. 
Bartley, Alexander. 
Bartling, Christian. 
Barton, Isaac. 
Barynetts, William. 
Bason, Charles. 
Bateman, Levi. 
Bates, Joseph. 
Bates, Benoni. 
Bathorii, Hugh. 
Batterson, Joseph. 
Baughan, Peter. 
Baumau, John. 
Baxter, Edmund. 
Baxter, Thomas. 



REV(3LUTI0NAIIY SOLDIERS. 13 

Baxter. Jaiuos. 

Bayard, Captain. 

Bayard, Stephen. 

Bayan, Cliarles. 

Bayler, Creoige, died in ISL'4, in Lancaster connt y. 

Bayley, Henry. 

Bea, John. 

Beacli, RosewelL 

Beacon, Jolin. 

Beagle, Christian. 

Beaker, John. 

Beakley, DanieL 

Beakly, DanieL 

Bealey, Tliomas. 

Beall, Henry. 

Bealy, Tliomas. 

Beam, Frederick. 

Beam, Joseph. 

Beam, Tobias. 

Bearner, Andrew. 

Bean, Thomas. 

Bean, Henry. 

Bean, James. « 

Bean, John. 

Bean, Enoch. 

Beard, Robert. 

Beard, James. 

Beard, Thomas. 

Beardsworth, John. 

Beaver, (ieorge. 

Bearford, Thomas. 

Bearly, Stephen. 

Beass, Nicholas. 

Beatain, .Jacob. 

Beatie, James. 

Beaton, Philip. 

Beaton, DanieL 

Beats, George. 

Beaty, Benjamin. 

Beatty, .John, (first). 

lieatty, John, (second). 

Beatty, Tliomas, Sergeant. 

Beatty, Richard or Archibald. 

Beatty, JJngh, residing in Union county in 1.S25. 

Beatty or Beaty, Thomas. 

Beaumont, Doctor. 



14 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Beavard, John. 

Beaver, Benjamin, residing in Adams county in 1829. 

Beaver, Christopher. 

Beaver, Barney. 

Beaver, Christy. 

Beaver, John. 

Beaver, Cliristian. 

Beanor, Cliristopher Peter, residing in Luzerne county, 1816. 

Bebeckhouse, John. 

Becl<, Andrew. 

Beck, Jacob. 

Beck, Jolni. 

Becker, Henry. 

Becker, Walter. 

Becker, Jolm, died March 2, 1819. 

Beckert, James. 

Beclitol, George. 

Beckman, John. 

Beebee, Aljraliam. 

Beebont, Jolui. 

Beecher, Pliilip. 

Beeman, Ebenezer. 

Beegle, Simon. » 

Beeker, Henry. 

Beever, Christopher. 

Beevey, Edward. 

Bedel], David. 

Bed worth, William. 

Bedsworeth, William 

Been, John. 

Beggs, James. 

Beisel, John, died in Dauphin county in 1818. 

Beister, Jacob. 

Beker, Henry. 

Bell, Jolm, discliarged July 16, 1781 ; residing in Cun]l)erhind 

county, 1821. 
Bell, Patterson. 
Bell, Samuel. 
Bell, Andrew. 
Bell, Captain. 
Bell, John P. 
Bellafeth, Peter. 
Belle, James. 
Beller, John. 
Bellow, Luke. 
Belshouver, Ludwig. 



REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 

Beltshoiis, Liulwjf?. 

Bfiider, Cliristoplier. 

Benedict, George. 

Benedick, George. 

Beiiezet, Samuel. 

Benezett, Samuel, Captain. 

Benezet, Daniel. 

Beng, Christian. 

Bender, Lewis. 

Bengell, John. 

Bennett, Abraham, Sergeant. 

Rennet, Torence. 

liennet, Benjamin. 

Bennet, Isaac. 

liennet, Stephen. 

Bennet, John. 

Bennet, Rufus. 

Bennett, Zebedy. 

Bennett, Elias, fifer. 

Bennington, Job. 

]3enozet, Samuel. 

Bensadler, (ieorge. 

Bensington, John. 

Benson, Reuben. 

Benson, Thomas, died in York county in 1808. 

Benstead, Alexander. 

Benster, Matthias. 

Bently, James. 

Benuriks, Richard. 

Beom, Joseph. 

Berge, Christian. 

Bergman, .John. 

Bergmeyer, Daniel. 

Berkinboyl, Anthony. 

Berlien, Abraham. 

Berlin, Isaac. 

Bernard, Andrew. 

Bernard. John. 

Bendiard, Peter. 

Bernhard, Daniel. 

Bernt, Henry. 

Berry, Michael. 

Berry, Rorth 

Berry, George. 

Berry, James. 

Berry, Samuel. 



36 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Berry, Edmond. 

Berry, John. 

Berry, William. 

Berry, Thomas. 

Berryman, Robert. 

Berz, Nicholas. 

Bess, Edward. 

Best, A brail am. 

Besterfield, Andrew, died in Huntingdon county in LSll. 

Bethel, John. 

Betnine, Bonsey. 

Bettenger, Christian. 

Bettrie, Adam. 

Betz, Jacob. 

Betz, Abraham. 

Betz, Peter, residing in Dauphin county, 1823 

Betz, Casper. 

Betz, Charles, died January 15, 1819. 

Bevehouse, John. 

Bevins, Wilder. 

Bevins, Matthew. 

Beze, Nicholas. 

Bezo, Nicholas. 

Bibbin, William. 

Bicker, Henry. 

Bicker, Walter. 

Bicker, Captain. 

Bickham, Ensign, 

Bickhara, James. 

Bickle, Jacob. 

Biddle, John. 

Biddle, liobert. 

Biddle, Hezekiah. 

Biddle, Simon. 

Biddle, Francis. 

Biddle, Gerard. 

Biddleson, George. 

Bidds, John. 

Bidlack, Benjamin. 

Bidleman, Jacob. 

Bidlow, Benjamin. 

Bidy, John. 

Bierly, Jacob. 

Bigger, Joseph. 

Biggies, John Adam 

Bigham, John. 



REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 17 

Bigelow, James. 
Rifjgs, Richard. 

Bigony, Josei)h, residing in Philadelphia county, 1825. 
Bignell, Tliouias. 

Bikle, Jacob, residing in Union county in 1828. 
Bilderback, Charles. 
Bildhouse, John. 
Biles, Thomas. 
Biles, Thomas Langhorn. 
Biles, Casi)er. 
iiiley. Dennis. 
Billew, Jose))!). 
Billow, Daniel. 

Bills, William, Sergeant, died in Philadelphia county, 1822. 
Bilman, Devvalt. 
Binks, Edward. 

Bingham, Tiiomas, residing in Mercer county, 1810. 
Birch, Samuel. 
Birch, John. 
Bird, Lieutenant. 
Bird, Andrew. 
Bird, Tiiomas. 
Bird, William. 
Bird, Benjamin. 
Bisbing, Bernard. 

Bishop, Paul, residing in Philadelphia county, 1826. 
Bishop, John. 
Bishop, Joseph. 
Bishop, Anthony. 

Bisson, Charles, taken at Fort Washington ; residing in Montgom- 
ery county in 1813. 
Bitten, Adam. 
Bitterly, William. 
Bittenower, Cliristian. 
Bittez, Adam. 
Bitting, Henry. 
Bittinger, Cluistian. 
Bivey, Edward. 
Bivlet, John. 
Bitz, Micliael. 
Blachford, John. 
Black, William. 
Black, Malcolm. 
Black, Tiiomas. 
Black, Daniel. 

Black, Hugh, residing in Adams county in 1820. 
2 Vol. XIII. 



18 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Black-, James. 

Black, Kicliard. 

Black, Michael. 

Blackburn, Samuel. 

Blackhiddle, George. 

Blackston , Lieutenant. 

Blackstoiie, Ebenezer. 

Blackwood, John. 

Blackwood, Samuel. 

Blackwood, George. 

Blackwood, Samuel. 

Blain, Alain. 

Blaine, James. 

Blaine, Ephraim. 

Blainheart, John. 

Blainey, John. 

Blair, Thomas. 

Blair, William 

Blair, James. 

Blair, Samuel, residing in Northumberland county, 1821. 

Blake, John, residing in Philadelphia county, 1826. 

Blake, Charles. 

Blake, William, Sergeant. 

Blakener, John. 

Blakeny, John. 

Blakeny, James, died in 1818. 

Blancher, Joseph. 

Blaney, Robert. 

Blan chard, Andrew. 

Blankenberg, Frederick. 

Blatenberger, Frederick. 

Bleakley, John. 

Blewer, George. 

Blockley, John. 

Bloom, Stephen, Captain. 

Bloom, Thomas. 

Bloom, David. 

Bloom held, DanieL 

Bloyd, David. 

Blumershine, Martin. 

Blundin, .lohn. 

Blurer, George. 

Blyley, John. 

Blythe, Benjamin. 

Blythe, Jacob. 

Boal, Henry. 



KEVOLUIIONAIIY SOJ.DIEIIS. 19 

Bonll, Henry. 

Buase, Jdliii. 

Boatciistoiie, Pliilip. 

Buckiinus, Fnuicis 

Boddy, Patrick. 

Bodley, Tlioiims. residing in Cliester county, 1S27, 

Boddy, Samuel. 

Bodmaii, Henry. 

Boeuiper, Abraham. 

Boewer, Jacob. 

Boge, J)aniel. 

Boggs, DaA'id. 

Boggs, Joliii. 

Boggs, Janies. 

Bognar, Tobias. 

Bogner, Tobias. 

Bogs, .James. 

Bolian, Dennis. 

Bob an n on, Peter. 

Boilen, .lames. 

Boland, Thomas. 

Bolchbock, Andrew. 

Bellebacker, Henry. 

Bollenbiicher, Henryc 

Bollibacher, Henry. 

Boon, Jolm. 

Boman, John. 

Bombach, John Henry. 

Bomia, .lohii. 

Bonce, John. 

Bond, Tliomas. 

Bond, Tliomas, Doctor. 

Hond, Abraham. 

J'oiier, Sanuiel. 

i-Joner, Andrew. 

Boner, Jacob. 

Boney, .James. 

Bonita, Henry. 

Bonker, John. 

Bonner, Joseph. 

Banner, Rudoli)h. 

Bonner, Barnabas. 

Bonnewith, George. 

Bonnowitz. George. 

Bonthisel, ('hristopher. 

Bontzy, Thomas. 



20 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Bonwick, James. 

Boogli, Lieutenant. 

Book, Jacob. 

Books, Tliomas. 

Boom, Bartholomew. 

Boom, Philip. 

Boon, Moses. 

Boon, Ralph. 

Boone, Moses. 

Boor, Matliias. 

Booz, Jacob, residing in Montgomery county in 1828. 

Booth, Jolm, served four years; residing in Lancaster county in 

1813. 
Bordignan, Francis. 
Borickstaller, James. 
Borickstaller, Joseph. 

Borral, Jacob, residing in Berks county in 1824. 
Bornell, Jonathan. 
Bornike, William. 
Borricks, William. 
Borry, Jolin. 
Bosewell, Gustavus. 
Boskitt, John. 
Borger, Yost. 
Boss, Jacob. 
Bossington, Matthew. 
Bossington, Nathaniel. 
Bostick, John. 
Bostol, Philip. 
Boswall, Jonathan. 
Boswell, Jonathan. 
Boswell, Gerrais. 
Bos worth, Benjamin. 
Botting, Henry. 
Bottner, Elias. 
Bottomy, Jacob. 
Bond, Samuel. 
Boude, Captain. 
Boude, Thomas. 
Bouge, John. 
Bourke, George. 
Bouman, Elijah. 
Bourk, Jolm. 
Bourk, William. 
Boutcher, Joseph. 
Bowen, Daniel. 



REYOLUTIONAKY SOLDIERS. 21 

Bo wen, Christian. 

Bowen, Noali. 

Bowen, Labitt. 

Bower, Jacob. 

Bower, John. 

Bovver, Captain. 

Bowers, Michael. 

Bowers, John. 

Bowers, Jonathan. 

Bowers, George, (second). 

Bowland, Tiiomas. 

Bowman, Elijah. 

Bowman, John. 

Bowman, Captain. 

Bowser, William. 

Bowys, Captain. 

Bowman, Peter. 

Bowlspough, Andrey. 

Bowers, William. 

Boyce, James. 

Boyce, Anthen. 

Boyd, Robert. 

Boyd, Abraham. 

Boyd, Andrew. 

Boyd, Matthew. 

Boyd, John. 

Boyd, Thomas. 

Boyd, William, I'esiding in Chester county in ISls. 

Boyd, William, residing in Washington county in 1829. 

Boyd, Francis. 

Boyd, Lieutenant. 

Boyde, Samuel. 

Boyde, Thomas. ^ 

Boyde, Lieutenant. 

Boyer, Michael. 

Boyer, Peter. 

Boyer, Jacob. 

Boyer, Philip. 

Boyer, Frederick. 

Boyer, Nathan. 

Boyle, Peter. 

Boyle, Daniel. 

Boyle, John, Sergeant, died 18:20, in Huntingdon county. 

B<iyle, Thomas. 

Boyle, Jonathan. 

Bovle, James. 



22 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Boyler, Jolm. 

Boj'les, Charles. 

Boys, Nathan. 

Boys, Samuel. 

Boys, Joseph. 

Boys, Matthew. 

iBozec, Alexander. 

Bozelittle, John. 

Bruden, William. 

Biadley, Anthony. 

Bradford, James. 

Bradey, John. 

Bradey, Edward. 

Brady, Samuel, residing in Indiana county in 1806. 

Bradford, James. 

Bradley, William. 

Bradley, Tliomas. 

Bradshaw, George. 

Brady, Michael. 

Brady, Edward. 

Brady, Peter. 

Brady, Richard. 

Brady, Robert, residing in Somerset county, 1813. 

Brady, Luke. 

Bradley, Ilugli. 

Bradley, James. 

Brachal, Martin. 

Brand, James. 

Brand, Christian. 

Brand, George. 

Brand, Daniel. 

Brandhfer, Adam. 

Branahefer, Adam. 

Brandhefer, Adam. 

Brannon, James. 

Branon, John. 

Brannon, William. 

Brannon, Alexander. 

Branigan, George. 

Bran nan, William. 

Brannan, Richard. 

Bramhall, Jos'. 

Bramhall, James. 

Brayman, John. 

Brawley, Joiiii. 

Bratton, William. 



REVOLUTIONAllY SOLDIERS. 23 

Braxhall, Mtirtin. 

Biattiui, William. 

Brant, Daniel. 

Brailey, Samuel. 

Bratton, James. 

Bratton, Bartholomew. 

Braver, Jacob. 

Brawley, George. 

Brener, Jacob. 

Brenner, John. 

Brenner, Jacob. 

Brecliall, Martin. 

Brechter, Matthias. 

Brenar, Jonathan. 

Bready, Jolm. 

Breakley, Daviil. 

Bi-echall, JMartin. 

Brenan, Alexander. 

Brenon, Timothy. 

Breniiaii, J(jhn. 

Brennan, Timotliy. 

Bready, Thomas. 

Brennsin^er, George. 

Breese, John. 

Brent, Zechariah. 

Brewer, Jonathan. 

Brewer, Daniel. 

Brineigh, Colonel. 

Brindle, Jacob. 

Brinigh, George. Colonel. 

Briddle, Stephen. 

Brion, George. 

Briggs, Sanniel. 

Bright, Gideon. 

Briggs, Joseph. 

Bright, Jolm. 

Brisben, Captain. 

Brisban, Jolm. 

Briton, William. 

Brice, Jolm. 

Bri('l<er, Peter, residing in Franklin county, 1813. 

Brinkley, John. 

Brickhall, Martin. 

Brindley, George. 

Briger, Jolm. 

Brinson, Stout. 



24 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Biickly, David. 
Brininger, Frederick. 
Brinlc, Beiijaniiii. 
Bridecone, Ilieroiiimus. 
Brownlee, Jolui. 
Brown, Peter. 
Brow, Richard. 
Broudhead, Daniel. 
Brown, Joseph. 
Broad head, Luke. 
Brooks, Tliomas. 

Brooks, George, residing in Lancaster county in 1822. 
Brown, William. 
Brooks, Jolni. 
Broom, Leonard. 
Brown, Cornelius. 
Browne, Peter, Captain. 
Broadiiead, Colonel. 
Brought, Fernando. 
Brown, George. 
Brown, Henry. 
Brown, James, (second). 

Brown, Joim, residing in Armstrong county in 1819. 
Brown, .Tonatlian. 
Brooks, William. 
Brooks, Cornelius. 

Brown, Jacob, residing in Northumberland county in 1825; age 
seventy-six, and blind ; served at Brandywine and Germantown.^ 
Brock, John. 
Brow, Elijali. 
Broderick, Daniel. 
Brooks, Benjamin. 
Brown, Thomas. 

Brown, Patrick, residing in Allegheny county in 1812. 
Brown, Major. 
Brown, David. 
Brownlee, Joseph. 
Brown, Samuel. 
Brown, Cliristopher. 
Brownie, Jolm. 
Brownfield, Daniel. 
Brown, Andrew. 
Brotherson, John. 
Brownlee, Captain. 
Brown, Second Lieutenant. 
Brown, William. 



REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 2& 

Brown, Richard. 

Rroiidliead, Lambert. 

Browulee, Lieutenant. 

Brown, Benjamin. 

Broji'an, Micliael. 

Broadliead, Tliomas. 

Brown, Solomon. 

Brooktield, Return. 

Brooker, John. 

Brooks, Paul. 

Broadas, Arthur. 

Brown, Lsachar. 

Brown, Solomon, (second.) 

Brookfield, Turney. 

I^rown, .James. 

Brown, Henry. 

Broad wick, David. 

Brooks, Charles. 

Broomly, John. 

Broker, John. 

Ikooker, Robert. 

Brooks, Lam. 

Brown, John, residing in Mercer county, 1819. 

Brown, Abraham. 

Brookhouse, Rudolph. 

Broadback, Michael. 

Brownsberry, Lewis. 

r)rown, Archibald. 

Brown, Frederick. 

Broffy, John. 

Brown, Thomas, Sen. 

Brown, Thomas, second. 

Brogden, Thomas. 

Broom, Samuel. 

Brooker, John. 

Broxen, Benjamin. 

Bruce, (leorge, residing ni Beaver county in 1811. 

Bruce, John. 

Bruce, James. 

Brumgood, Peter 

Brunner, John. 

Brunner, Jacob. 

Brunner, Michael, living in Lancaster county in 1S12. 

Brunan, Richard. 

Brumley, Samuel. 

Brunson, Abraham. 



26 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Brutton, James. 

Bruttoii, John, wounded at Fort Washington; died in Bucks 

county, 1S2L 
Brysou, Andrew. 
Bryan, Larah. 
Bryson, Samuel. 
Bryant, Bartram. 
Bryant, James. 
Bryant, Samuel. 
Bryan, Charles. 
Bryan, Edward. 
Bryan, Georsje. 
Bryan, Daniel. 
Bryan, Joseph. 
Bryon, Samuel, 
Brybes, John. 
Bryan, Jeremiah. 
Bryan, William. 
Bryan, Abraham. 
Bryans, John. 
Bryam, William. 
Bryde, Thomas. 
Buam, Bardie. 
Buck, Henry. 
Buck, James. 
Buckley, Philip. 
Bucher, Joini. 
Buckley, William. 
Buck, Josepli. 
Buchanan, James, discharged in 1781; resided in Butler county, 

1819. 
Buchanan, Arthur. 
Buchanan, Robert. 
Buchanan, John. 
Buchanan, Alexander. 
Bncke, Bastian. 
Bucklizer, Philip. 
Buckheart, Philip. 
Bucke, John. 
Budley, John. 
Budden, James. 
Budd, David. 
Budem, James. 
Buehleg, Pliilip. 
Buffi ngton, Natluiniel. 
Eugiier, Thomas. 



KEVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 27 

Bugiier, Tobias 

Bu.u'less, Caleb. 

Bu<;er, Adam. 

Bulieii, Jolm. 

Bukl'oid, Samuel. 

Bukford, Samuel. 

Buliugtou, Robert. 

Bulliiio'tou, Henry. 

Buley, John. 

Bull. Ileiu-y. 

Biiuu, William, residing in Huntingdon county in 1825. 

Bumberger, (jeorge. 

Bumell, John. 

Banner, Jacob, Captain. 

Bunner, Captain. 

Banner, Jacob. 

Bnol, .lose pi 1. 

Barns, Luke. 

Barns, Pearce. 

Barlingtoii, Henry. 

Barns, Pierce. 

Barcliart, Daniel. 

Barney, Nicholas. 

Burns, Alexander. 

Burns, Thomas. 

Burns, William. 

Burns, Saninel, Sergeant, discharged 1781; died October 21, 181S, 

in Montgomery county. 
Barns, Andrew. 
Burgli, Conrad. 
Barke. .John. 
Bia-ns, John, (Major.) 
Barns, Levy. 
Barns, Jjavvrence. 
Barke, Michael. 
Barns, David. 
Barns, Archil)ald. 
Bnrkt, Peter. 
Burcham, Richard. 
Burr, James. 
Barns, James. 
Barkholder, Peter. 
Barns, Rol)ert. 
Biirchild, John. 
Burd, Captain. 
Burns, Joseph. 



28 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Burgan, John. 

Burnell, Jonatlian. 

Burke, Patrick, residing iu Washington county in 1822, 

Burke, Edward. 

Burnet, John. 

Burns, .Julius. 

Burnet, Benjamin. 

Burk, William. 

Burroughs, Eden. 

Burt, Jonathan. 

Burton, Ensign. 

Burns, -Tames, Jr. 

Burk, Michael. 

Burk, James, died 1827, in Northumberland county. 

Burke, Philip. 

Burke, Henry. 

Burger, John. 

Burk, James. 

Burd, Frederick. 

Burke, Alexander. 

Burger, Jones. 

Burke, John. 

Burkett, John. 

Burke, Thomas. 

Burke, George. 

Burr, Nicholas. 

Burge, Samuel. 

Burce, James. 

Burns, Lewis, 

Burnet, George. 

Burnham, John. 

Burns, Michael. 

Burnside, James, fifer, residing iu Butler county in 1828, 

Burchell, Martin. 

Burstel, Frederick. 

Burker, Frances. 

Burcli or Bush, John. 

Burk, Riciiard, (third.) 

Bush, Captain. 

Bush, George. 

Busse, Christian. 

B usher. Captain. 

Bush, Lewis. 

Busser, Christopher. 

Buskirk, John. 

Buskirk, Andrew. 



REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 29 

Buskirk, Josepli. 

Bush, -lolm. 

Bush, Jonas. 

Bushy, Benjamin. 

Bussel, Michael. 

Bus-!, Jacob. 

Busli, George. 

Busli, Cieorge, Captain. 

liusli, Jolui, Lieutenant. 

Bush, .Jacob. 

Bush, -Jolni. 

Bustle, Cliarles. 

Butler, Thomas. 

Butler, Patrick. 

Butler, William. 

Butt, Henry G. 

Buttemore, Jacob, died in 1820. 

Butterwork, Isaac. 

Butts, Thomas. 

Butcher, .John. 

Butler, Joseph. 

Butts, N^icholas. 

Butler. .Jolin. 

Butler, Eno. 

Buttonstone, Philip. 

Butz, John. 

Butler, Richard, Colonel. 

Butler, Thomas. 

Butler, Lieutenant ColoneL 

Butler, William, private. 

Butler, Richard. 

Butler, Edward. 

Butler, John. 

Butler, Edward. 

Butterfield, Christ. 

Buyer, George, sergeant; February 1, 1777, wounded at Princeton 

in the shoulder; residing in Armstrong county in 1813. 
Buzo, Nicholas. 
Buzorguille, .John 
Byars, Andiew. 
Byard, Jjientenant Colonel. 
Byard, Stephen. 
Byers, .James. 
Byers, Peter. 
Byers, David. 
Byles, Captain. 



30 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Byons, Barnard. 

Byrer, INicholas, 

Bywalt, Henry. 

Cable, James. 

Cadwalatler, Benjamin. 

Cadwalader, .Tolin J. 

Cadwell, James. 

Cadwalader, Isaac. 

Cadwalader, Thomas, Jr. 

Cadden, Gasbem. 

Caffer, .Jobn. 

Cagner, Frederick J. 

Cabill, Jobn. 

Caliill, Timotby. 

Caick, Frederick. 

Cain, liobert. 

Cain, Patrick. * 

Cain, Hugli. 

Cain, Michael, died in Philadelphia connty in 1823. 

Cain, Charles. 

Caicli, Frederick. 

Caidiff, Miles. 

Caldwell, liobert. 

Caldwell, Hugh. 

Caldwell, Samuel, (Hugh.) 

Caldwell, John. 

Caldwell, Michael. 

Calvert, Joseph. 

Caldwell, Andrew. 

Calender, John. 

Calender, Samuel. 

Calvin, Bartholomew. 

Calhoun, George, 

Calhoob, George. 

Callaghan, Edward. 

Calboon, William. 

Calawan, John, died in Bucks county in 1812. 

Cale, William. 

Calwell, James. 

Callagan, Patrick. 

Callen, Edward. 

Callamon, John. 

Caldwell, James. 

Caleban, Daniel. 

Cnlkins, Davies. 

Callaman, Joseph. 



REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 31 

Callehan, Daniel, died in 182G, in Lycoming county. 

Callagan, John. 

Callioon, Captain. 

Callem, Edward. 

Canii)l)ell, William. 

Campbell, Tiiomas. 

Campbell, James, residing in Butler county in 1820. 

Campbell, Colin. 

Campble, Tliomas. 

Cambe'l, Henry. 

Campbell, Jeremiah. 

Campbell, Robert. 

Camel, Arthur. 

Campbell, Charles. 

Cammeroii, Christian. 

Cameron, John, wounded at Monmouth; residing in Montgomery 

county in 1813. 
Campbell, John. 

Campbell, Robert, second, resided in Lycoming county, 18:20. 
Cambell, John. 
Campble, Jolin. 
Campble, Williar 
Camp, John. 
Camp, Jacob. 
Campbell, John, Captain. 
Cample, William. 
Carable, William. 
Campbell, Adam. 
Camp, Casper. 
Campble, Alexander. 
Campbell, Daniel. 
Campbell, Matthew. 
Campbell, ,Tosei)h. 
Cami)bell, Lawrence. 
Campbell, Daniel. 
Campbell, Samuel. 
Campbell, McDonald, flfer. 
Caner, George. 
Candy, John. 
Candy, Jacob. 
Camion, Sterling. 
Canon, John. 
Cannon, John. 
Cantwell, Richard. 
Capple, Nicholas. 



S2 ALPHABETICAL LLST OF 

Cappel, Charles, enlisted as drummer in 1776; died 1818, in Bucks 

county. 
Carberry, Francis. 
Cartwri^lit, Abraham. 
Carhanan. James. 
Carnahan, Joseph. 
Carmichael, Daniel. 
Carleton, Edward, 
earner, Anthony. 
Carnagan, James. 
Carney, Patrick. 
Carney, Timothy. 
Carbury, Henry. 

Carmon, Andrew, residing in Lancaster county in 1813. 
Carney, Thomas. 
Carr, John. 
Carrol, James. 
Carling, John. 
Carpenter, Adam. 
Carpenter, Benjamin. 
Carrold, James. 
Carter, Asher. 
Caruthers, Robert. 
Carothers, John, served three years; residing in Butler county in. 

1811. 
Carothers, John, second, residing in Columbia county in 1820. 
Carpenter, Thomas. 
Carson, Joseph. 

Carson, John, died in Green county in 1819. 
Carson, Ebenezer. 
Caraty, Lazarus. 
Carr, William. 
Carmalt, William. 
Carey, John. 

Carpenter, Samuel, ensign. 
Carnahan, John. 
Carpenter, Greenwood 
Cartrite, Daniel. 
Carberry, Henry. 
Carson, Moses. 
Carson, Richard. 
Carpenter, John. 
Carnahan, James. 
Carnahan, Joseph. 
Carpenter, Adam. 
Carver, George. 



RE VOLUTION AUY SOLDIERS. 38 

Cartwright, Charles. 
Carlton, Ed ward . 
Carson, William, Jun. 
Carser, Andrew. 
Carson, Samuel. 
Cartee, Charles. 
Carmichael, Thomas. 
Carr, Robert. 
Carling, George. 
Carney, Dennice. 
Cart Wright, Thomas. 
Carrel. Isaac. 
Carrier, James. 
Carr, William. 
Jarvin, Stephen. 
Carney, John. 
Carey. Roger. 
Carson, Benjamin. 
Carmaliaii. William 
Carrol, James. 
Carroll, James. 
C/arter, Andrew. 
Carman, ^Villiam. 
Carter, John. 
Carroll, Henry. 
Carman, Richard. 
Carman, George. 
Carston, Samuel. 
(Jaruthers, J;im<-s. 

Cartwright, William, killed at Wyoming. 
Carniclian, James. 
Carberry, Henry. 
Carberry, Captain. 
Carneghan, James. 
Carmichael, Peter. 
Carson, William. 
Carter, Andrew. 
Carten, Charles. 
Carpenter, Lieutenant. 
Carnagan. Lieutenant. 
Carty, Joim. 
Carmickle, Peter. 
Carrigan, William. 
Carlick, George. 
Cardier, Henry. 

Carroll. Dennis, residing in Crawford county in 1S2L 
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34 ALPHABETICAL LLST OF 

Carson, J;;ines. 

Carson, Benjamin. 

Carrigan, John. 

Carmodey, Michael. 

Carver, Jolui. 

Carlton, Edward. 

Carswell, James. 

Caryel, Thomas 

Carback, Peter. 

Carned, James. 

Carteret, Daniel. " 

Carnel, Samnel. 

Carrigan, Martin. 

Carrigan, Peter. 

Carmack, James. 

Cargener, John. 

Carnion, Joseph, died in Fayette county in 1827. 

Carmichael, Jolni. 

Carmichael, Thomas. 

Carpenter, Samuel. 

Carpenter, Mile.^s, drum major, killed at St. Clair's defeat. 

Case, Henry. 

Casaty, Lazarus. 

Casey, Movins. 

Cassiday, Nicholas. 

Castner, Samuel. 

Caslit, James. 

Casey, Morris. 

Casey, John. 

Case, John. 

Castile, SamueL 

Castner, Andrew. 

Casson, Abraham. 

Cashaday, William. 

Cassedy, William, residing in Beaver county in 1828. 

Cassel, Andrew. 

Castle, Andrew. 

Castleton, John. 

Casey, Roger. 

Cassy, Roger. 

Casey. Rodgue. 

Caster, Philip. 

Casler, Isaac. 

Castor, Philip. 

Casidy, Patrick. 

Cashenberry, Joseph. 



IIEVOLUTIONARY ,SOLl)lEllS. 35 

Cater, Andrew. 

Catchciirt, William. 

Cavaii, William. 

C-aveiiau<rli, .loliii, C'ori)oral. 

Cavin, William. 

Caviii, Robert, teamster, residinj? in Lancaster, LS^'J. 

Caveniiy, Patrick. 

Celley, Matthew. 

Cepler, Matthias. 

Centre, Jonathan. 

Ceaton, William. 

Ceely, George. 

Chambers, John. ■ 

Chapman, George. 

Cliambers, ]^)l)ert, woiuided in service ; residing in J.ancastci 

county in isos. 
Chambers, Benjanjin. 
Chambers, "William, Colonel. 
Chambers, John, enlisted ITTti; wounded at Gerniantown ; died in 

1818, in Lancaster county. 
Chambers, Thomas. 
( 'hapman, James. 

Chapman, George, residing in Lycoming county in ISi'o. 
Chapman, Isaac. 
Cliambers, James. 
Cliambers, James P. 
Chamberlain, Clayton. 
Cliatwin, William. 
Chace, George. 
Chattam, William. 
Chanipneys, James. 
Champness, James. 

Charleten, James. , 

Chambers, William. 
t Miambers, David. 

Chadwick, William, died in Philadelphia county in InJ-I. 
diaries, Josei)li. 
Chai-ltoii, .lames. 
Cheney, Richard. 
Chester, Jacob. 
Chestnut, Robert. 
Cheny, Thomas. 
Chester, John. 
Cheshrie, Benjamin. 
Cheevers, William. 



36 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Cheshire, Benjamin. 

Chester, William. 

Chevney, Thomas. 

Chesney, James, residing in Luzerne county, 1825. 

Childs, Nathaniel. 

Childers, Willinm. 

Chisnell, Jtunes. 

Chillcott, Thomas. 

Chilcut, Thomas. 

Chillton, Thomas. 

Chickley, SamueL ' 

Chisnal, James. 

Chisselden, Edward, residing In Washington county in 1828. 

Childs, FraiH i . 

Chigney, John. 

Christ, Henry. 

Christy, James, Captain. 

Cliristie, John. 

Christie, James. 

Chryssolius, Adolph. 

Christ, Captain. 

Christye, Captain. 

Christin, Christian. 

Christie, Captain. 

Christian, Daniel. 

Christ, Baltzer. 

Christ, Cornelius. 

Christman, Charles. 

Christman, Pliilip. 

Christie, James, Cai)tain. 

Christian, Jacob. 

Christ, Henry, Captain. 

Christie, Joiin, Captain. 

Christ, Henry. 

Christie, William. 

Christie, Alexander. 

Christy, John. 

Cin'ist, Adam. 

Christopher, Thomas. 

Christy, Alexander. 

Christian, Daniel. 

Chuck, Charles. 

Churcli, Samuel. 

Church, John. 

Churd, (ieorge. 

Church, Tiiomas. 



REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 37 

Uliurchfleld, Jolin. 

Cieby, George. 

Cisna, Stephen. 

Clayton. .John. 

Clay, George. 

Clark, Andrew, 

Clark, Rt)bert. 

Clai'k, James. 

Clay, Joseph. 

Clark, Naylor. 

Clark, John, Sergeant. 

Clayton, James. 

Clarke, William, residing in Columbia county, ]s2o; served in the 

line and then in the seven months' men, 177s, 1779, 17su. 
Clarke, Samuel. 
Clark, George. 
Clarke, Robert. 
Clarke, Benjamin. 

Clark, William, died in Adams county in is^ii. 
Clark, Joseph. 
Clarke, Tiiomas. 
Clackner, Christian. 
(Jlagg, John. 
Clark, Daniel. 
Clark, Peter. 
Clarke, John. 
Clark, Thomas. 
Clark, David. 
Clark, Thomas, teamster, vvoiuided at Germantovvn ; icsiding in 

Butler county in lsi!». 
Clark, John. 
Clarke, George. 
Cl;iy[)oole, Abraham G. 
Chirkson, Matthias. 
Claiidennin, Adam. 

Clendennin, James, residing in Lancaster county, ls.",(). 
Clendennin, John, residing in Lancaster comity, ISiio. 
Claypoole, Abraham. 
Clarke, Andrew. 
Clarey, Michael. 
Clay pole, Samuel. 
Clark, .Folin, Esq. 
Clapher, Peter. 
Clark, Captain. 
Claypoole, Abram, 
Claypoole, Captain. 



38 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Clay pole, A. G. 

Clayton, Henry. 

Claypole, John. 

Clarke, James. 

Claubaugii, Martin, died in LS23, in Huntingdon county. 

Clauson, William. 

Clayton, Jonathan. 

Cleaver, Peter. 

Cleaver, Isaac. 

Cleaver, Jesse. 

Cleaver, Natlian. 

Cleaver, Joseph. 

Cleveland, Amaziah. 

Clendence, Joini. 

Clelands, Al)raliam. 

Clendennin, Adam. 

Clemens, Abraham. 

Clerk, William. 

Clemond, Patrick. 

Clendening, Adam. 

Cleft, Captain. 

Clemens, Henry. 

Clemence, Samuel. 

Clf^mence, Peter. 

demons, Alexander. 

Cleveland, Lieutenant. 

Cleaver, Ezekiel, Jr. 

Clemence, Garret. 

Clemmons, Patrick, residing in Ciiester county in 1S18. 

Cleaver, Ezekiel, Sen. 

Cleaver, Ellis. 

Clements, George. 

Clendinnig, James. 

Cleary, Michael. 

Cline, Philip. 

(^linger, Michael. 

Clinton, Matthew. 

Clingle, John. 

Clingett, Jonathan. 

Cline, George. 

Climer, Jacob. 

Clingle, Jonatliaii. 

Clinger, Philip. 

Clifton, Captain. 

Clinindin, James. 

Clowzier, Matliias. 



REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 39 

CIoss, Melcliior. 

Closseii, Zaclieriah, residing in Montfjoujcry county in is:i(j. 

Cloud, Joseph. 

Clotts, Colonel. 

Clou, William. 

Cloyd, James. 

Close, Micliael. 

Cloif, John. 

Close, Melchoir. 

Cloud, Joseph. 

Clow, Robert. 

Close, John. 

Clueiy, Michael. 

Chine, Conrad. 

Cluniberg, John. 

Clumberg, Lientenaut. 

Clumberg, Pliili[). 

Clum, Andone. 

Clutter, Henry. 

Cluck, John. 

Clymer, Henry. 

Coats, Joseph. 

Coaler, Henry. 

Coater, David. 

Coaster, Tol)ias. 

Coats, Thomas. 

Coats, Captain. 

Coates, Lieutenant. 

Coats, John. 

Coal, George. 

Coats, William. 

Coats, Stephen. 

Coakly, Robert. 

Cobea, John. 

Cobia, Jolm. 

Cobea, Lieutenant. 

Cobham, Robert. 

Cobeas, John, Cai)tain. 

Coburn, Nathaniel. 

Cochran, Joseph. 

Cocker, Valentine. 

Cockburn, William. 

Cochran, Blaney, residing in Northumlu'iland coniity, ISIB. 

Cochran, Edwaiil. 

Cochran, David. 

Cochlin, John. 



40 ALPHABETICAL L18T OF 

Coe, Philip. 

Coe, Ichabod. 

Coffee, James. 

Coffin, Elijah. 

Coggans, Jonathan. 

Coggens, James. 

Cogler, Ailam. 

Cogllin, John. 

Cogan, Richard. 

Cohen, Nicholas. 

Colioo, John. 

Coil, Ludwig. 

Coke, John. 

Collen, John. 

Collier, Joseph. 

Calhone, William. 

Collier, Josepli, (second.) 

Cole, Barnabas. 

Cole, .lohn. 

Cole, Jacob. 

Cole, Jeremiah. 

Cole, Tobias. 

Coleman, Robert. 

Collier, Richard. 

Ct)ltmaii, Robert. 

Colter, William. 

Collins, David. 

Colliers, Thomas. 

Colhoon, James. 

Collins, John. 

Coldwatei-, Philip, residing; in Philadelphia county, 1825. 

Collins, Patrick. 

Coleman, Thomas. 

Coleman, Nicholas. 

Colter, George. 

Coleman, Cliristian. 

Collar, Willi un. 

(Jollins, Edward. 

Coleman, Townsend. 

Collins, Samuel, 

Coleman, Joseph. 

Collin, John. 

Coleman, Phineas. 

Collum, James M. 

CoUam, James. 

Coleman, Nicholas 



KEVOJ.UTIONAIIY SOLDIERS. 41 

Coleman, Custer. 

Colcoffei-, Peter. 

Colter, .lames. 

Colhoon, John. 

Colp, Samuel. 

Collins, John. 

Collier, William. 

Collins, Joseph. 

Collins, Peter. 

Collins, Benjamin. 

Collins, William, residing in Lebanon comity in 1S3(). 

Colbert, William. 

Cohvell, David. 

Collins, Patrick. 

Collins, Timothy, Sergeant. 

Colk, Richard. 

Collins, Tiiomas. 

Coltman, Robert. 

Collens, James. 

Coleman, William. 

Coleman, John. 

Coleman, James. 

Cole, Benjamin. 

Collum, James Ab. 

Colligan, Neal. 

(Joleman, Clnistopher. 

Collins, Robert. 

Colton, William. 

Comely, John. 

Combes, William. 

Comly, Jacob. 

Comly, John. 

Comly, Benjamin. 

Comil, Cornelius. 

Comer, Philip. 

Conrod, Charles. 

Connell, Jeremie. 

Conly, Nicholas. 

Connelly, Simon. 

Connelly, John. 

('onnor, Cornelius. 

Conrad, (Jharles. * 

Connor, Lieutenant Colonel. 

Connor, Matthew. 

Connor, John. 

Conoi'y, John. 



42 ALPHABETICAL LLST OF 

Connell, Jerry. 
Connely, Simon. 
Conroy, John. 
Coiielly, Captain. 
Connelly, William. 
CiMinelly, Thomas. 
Conway, George. 
Conrad, George. 
Conrad, Saninel. 
Conrad, Dennis. 
Conner, John, 
Conner, George, Sen. 
Conrey, John. 
Connelly, Captain. 
Conrad, Nicholas. 
Connolly, Robert. 
Connolly, John. 
Connor, James. 
Connell, James. 
Conghrew, Jolm. 
Conn, John. 
Conrad, Micliael. 
»Conrod, (matross.) 
Conekle, (gunner.) 
Conn, Isaac, Captain. 
Connard, John. 
Conkey, John. 
Connolly, Jolm. 
Conway, John. 
Conninghani, Barnabas. 
Connelly, Simon. 
Connoy, Timothy. 
Conningham, Barny. 
Connor, Dennis. 
Condiness, John. 
Conniers, Robert. 
Connor, Cornelius. 
Coningham, Barn. 
Coningham, John. 
Connel, Jeffrey. 
Conningham, John. 
Conghraw, John. 
Cook, John. 
Coone, Matthias. 
Cooper, Roger. 
Cooley, Owen. 



REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 43 



Cook, Stephen. 

Cook, Williaiu. 

Cook, George. 

Coon, Joce. 

Cooley, Owen. 

Coomers, William. 

Cooter, Valentine. 

Cook, Matthias. 

Cook, Ludwif^-. 

Cooper, Joseph. 

Cooper, Ilance. 

Coombs, William. 

Coombs, Samuel. 

Cooper, Abram. 

Cooper, Richard. 

Cooper, Derick. 

Cooney, David. 

Cooney, John. 

Cook, Philip. 

Coon, John. 

Coon, Christiai 

Cook, Stephen. 

Coon, Christo|>hfc.. 

Cooke, John. 

Coonly, John. 
Cooly, James. 
Cook, Captain. 
Cooper, Jacob. 
Cook, Henry. 
Cook, William. 
Cooke, Tliomas. 
Cook, Jacob. 
Cook, Thomas. 
Cooper, Roger. 
Cooper. William. 
Coonibes, .John. 
Cooper, Isaac. 
Cooper, Roger. 
Cooley, Isaac. 
Cooley, Robert. 
Cooper, (ieorge. 
('oombes, Dennis. 
Coo])er, Charles. 
Cooper, John. 
Cooper, Joseph. 
Cook, Evan. 



44 ALPHABETICAL LI8T OF 

Coole, Casper. 

Cooney, George. 

Cooney, James. 

Co|)perth\vait, Joseph. 

Copp, John. 

Cope, John. 

Cope, Daniel. 

Coppiis, Peter. 

CopjJe, Daniel. 

Corey, Ebenezer. 

Corry, Roger. 

Correy, Robert, Captain. 

Corback, Peter. 

Coren, Jeremiali. 

Corkifor, Zebulon. 

Cornwall. David. 

Corlier, John. 

Corl, Leonard. 

Corun., Isaac. 

Coran, Isaac. 

Corner, Henry. 

Cornelius, Henry. 

Corbet, Jolm. 

Corbet, Margery. 

Corveii, John, residing In Washington county in 1828. 

Coren, Captain. 

Coslet, James. 

Cosin, .John N. 

Cosper, John. 

Cottrell, John. 

Cotton, Henry. 

Cotter, George. 

Cottliam, George. 

Cotter, James. 

Cotterell, Jolm. 

Cottingham, Henry. 

Cottinun, George. 

Coulter, David. 

Counse, Felix. 

Coulter, James. 

Coulter, Nathaniel, residing in Union county, 1821. 

Courteuay, Hercules. 

Coultmau, Robert. 

Courslin, James. 

Covnee, Eelix. 

t)overs, Isaac. 



REVOJ.UTIONARY SOLDIERS. 4o 

Cowens, James E. 

Cowans, James E. 

Cowiii, Michael. 

Cowper, ('liristiaii. 

Cowan, William. 

Cowman, Andrew. 

Cowen, Cliarles. 

Cowan, James. 

Cowan, Cliarles. 

Cowper, Cliristian. 

Cowen, James. 

Cowen, William. 

Cowley, John. 

Cowman, William. 

Cow, Paul. 

Cowiek, Daniel. 

Coyle, Mark, residing^ in Franklin county, 1S13. 

Coxe, Barney. 

Cox, Charles. 

Cox, John. 

Cox, Thomas, eidisted 1777 ; wounded at Germautown ; discharged 

in 1781 ; residing in Bucks county in ISUS. 
Cox, Samuel. 
Cox, Martin. 
Coxe, Charles. 
Coxswain, Henry. 
Cox, Captain. 
Coxe, William. 
Coxe, Captain. 
Cox, .Tohn. 
Coyle, Mark. 
Coyle, Patrick. 
Coyler, Alexander. 
Crawford, Edward. 
Craig, Samuel. 
Craig, Jerard. 
Crawford, .Tohn. 
Creigg, Isaac. 

Craig, John, residing in N'ortharapton county, 1812. 
Craigg, Thomas. 
Craigg, Samuel. 
Craigg, .fames. 
Craigg, William. 
Crawford, Adjutant. 
Crawford, Andrew. 
Craige, Samuel. 



46 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Crawford, William. 

Craig, Thomas. 

Crawford. 

Craig, .Samuel, Captain. 

Craft, Jacob. 

Craig, Captain. 

Crager, Thomas. 

Crawford, Captain. 

Crawford, James. 

Cramer, Jacob. 

Crane, Ambiose. 

Crawford, Edward, liientenant. 

Crawford, Patrick. 

Craig, Tliomas, Colonel. 

Cray, William. 

Craig, Jolni. 

Craig, William. 

Craig, Lsaac. 

Crawford, Robert. 

Crawford, Benjamin. 

Crain, Eleazer. 

Craige, David. 

Cramer, Christian. 

Craft, (matross.) 

Craig, James. 

Craig, Colonel. 

Craig, Major Isaac. 

Crazen, Robert. 

Craig, Gerard. 

Crane, Jolni. 

Crawfern, Alexander. 

Craltoii, William. 

Cramer, Jacob, residing in York county, 1829. 

Cramptan, W)lliam. 

Craig, Alexander. 

Crangle, James. 

Craft, Josepli. 

Craig, Frederick. 

Crawford, Samuel. 

Crawford, Peter, residing in Berks county, 1821. 

Craige, Isaac. 

Craig, David. 

Cravan, ,lohn, residing in Westmoreland conn f^y, 1825. 

Cravan, Thomas, residing in Indiana coufity, bSiiy. 

Crawford, Patrick 

Crawford, Andrew. 



REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 47 

Creiiton, Jolm. 

Creator, Henry. 

Creely, John. 

Creiswell, Jolin. 

Creas, Ambrose. 

('reeners, BastiaUo 

Creiley, Daniel. 

Creei), Abialiam. 

Creaf, John. 

Ci'eganan, Dennis. 

Creagon, Dennis. 

Crider, David. 

Crimes, Peirson. 

Crerner, Fiederielv, residing in Adams connty, 1823. 

Crips, Henry. 

Crister, Simon. 

Crist, Athim. 

Criswell, Andrew. 

Cristy, Alexander. 

Criss, Matthias. 

Cristman, Godfrey. 

Cribbs, Joini. 

Crian, David. 

Cronsdill, Jolm., 

Cronp, Peter. 

Crosby, Elijah. 

Crow, James. 

Cromwell, Hugh. 

Cross, David. 

Crosley, John. 

Crow, George. 

Crow, Christian. 

Cross, Cajitain. 

Cross, Daniel, residing in Philadelpliia county iu 1824. 

Ci'ookhnni, .John. 

Croull, .lolni. 

Crosan, Samuel. 

Crossan, John. 

Crooksiianks, William. 

Crosley, Jesse. 

Crowley, David. 

Cross, .Toliii. 

Cromell, Ilngli. 

Croselius, Adolph. 

Crossle, Jesse. 

Cross, Peter. 



48 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Crotliers, Robert. 

(Jiookliam, James. 

Crostley, .Jesse. 

Cross, William. 

Cron, Christian. 

Cross, Daniel. 

('ross, Patrick. 

Crookham, Joliiu 

Croan, Henry. 

Crops, Benjamen, 

Croats, Casper. 

Crowley, Micliael. 

CroLly, Tliomas. 

Croner, Henry 

Cronei , John. 

Crowley, David. 

Crotsby, Matthias. 

Crone, Thomas. 

Crosley, Thomas. 

Cross, Peter. 

Croat, Matthias. 

Crosier, Matthew, taken at Fort Washiuprton ; residing in Fayette 

county in 1812. 
Cron, George. 
Croat, Mattiiias. 
Crow, Jacob. 
Crast, Balsor. 
Crnmn, Peter. 
Crutelier, Felix. 
Crutchlon, James. 
Crurapair, Peter. 
Cruse, Jolm. 
Crumlouff, Christian. 
Cruthers, Robert. 
Crutchers, James. 
Crum, William. 
Cryslier, Simon. 
Cryder, David. 
Cuffe, Jolui. 
Culkilt, John. 
Cull, Hugh. 
Culbertson, Samuel. 
Cull, Peter. 
Cnlp, Samuel. 
Culket, John. 
Culver, Timotiiy, Sergeant 



IIEVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 49 

Ciiminiiijfs, Andrew. 

Cumiuings, Lieutenant. 

Cummings, Robert. 

Cununins, William. 

Cuiinnins, Benjamin. 

CuDimings, James. 

Cummings, Stephen. 

Cummings, William. • 

Cummings, John, died in 1826. 

Cunningham, Peter. 

Cunningham, James. 

Cunningham, Robert. 

Cunningliam, Barney. 

Cunningiuim, George. 

Cunningham, Joseph. 

Cunetz, Sebastian. 

Cunningham, Luke. 

Cunningliam, John. 

Cuiry, Joseph. 

Curtian, John. 

Curry, Robert. 

Curtis, William. 

Curdoe. Antiiony. 

Curlis, Francis. 

Curry, Rendal. 

Currie, Ross. 

Curtz, Henry. 

Curtis, Tlichard. 

Curtis, Nehemiah, Sergeant 

(,'nrtiu, .b^liii. 

Curel, James. 

Currie, Laughlen, died in Philadelphia in 18U(). 

(Jurry, Ross. 

Curry, David. 

Curtz, John. 

Curtain, Peter. 

Curry, Alexander. 

Curtain, James. 

Curry, James. 

Curtis, Thomas. 

Cushin, Thomas. 

Cutter, Rerenge. 

Cutter, Ebenezer, 

Cutner, Henry. 

Cutler, Peter. 

Cypher, Peter. 

4 Vol. XIII. 



50 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Cybert, Henrj'. 

Cypril, Frederick. 

Daeker, Benjamin. 

Dagen, James. 

Dagney, Patrick. 

Daily, James. 

Daily, John, residing in Mercer county, 1818. 

Daily, Josej)!]. * 

Daily, Dennis, discharged ITs] ; residing in Washington county, 

1819. 
Dair, Philip. 
Dalian, Richard. 
Dalzell, George. 
Dalton, John. 
Daley, William. 
Dalton, William. 
Dalzell, George. 

Dalton, Thomas. ' 

Daly, James. 
Dami)sy, Patrick. 
Dames, (Japtain. 
Daniel, Peter. 
Danchovier, Abram. 
Daniel, Jacob. 
Danner, James. 
Daniel, Cornelian. 
Danberry, William. 
Dand, Isaac. 
Darley, Captain. 
Darragh, John. 
Darlums, James. 
Darland, Jacob. 

Darland, . 

Darling, Laurence. 
Darling, Samuel. 
Darlington, Robert. 
Daters, Michael. 
Daukin, James. 
Daugts, Conrod. 
Dauzy, John. 
Daut'orth, Joshua. 
Dauforth, John. 
Dance, Joseph. 
Dausler, Christian. 
Dauberman, Ilpiiiy. 
Daubinger, William. 



REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 51 

Davis, Levvellyn. 

Davis, Pliiiieas. 

Davis, John, residing in Allegheny cdunty, 1S2L 

Davis, Levi. 

Davis, Joseph. 

Davis, Metliuselali, residing in Chester county, 18L'3. 

Davis, Abraham. 

Davis, James. • 

Davidson, Alexander. 

Davidson, Thomas. 

Davis, Benjamin. 

Davis, Samuel. 

Davis, Caleb. 

Davis, Alexander. 

Davis, Tiioraas, residing in Beaver county, 1813. 

Davidson, James. 

Davis, Henry. 

Davis, Peter. 

Davidson. Captain. 

Davis, Asa. 

Davis, William, (first.) 

Davis, William, (second.) 

Davis, Rutus. 

Davidson, Adam. 

Davis, Septimus. 

Davis, David. 

Davis, Lleyerillian. 

Davis, Captain. 

Davis, Daniel. 

Davis, Lewis. 

Davidson, William. 

Davis, Mordecae. 

Davidson, John. 

Davenport, Joseph. 

Davidson, Samuel. 

Davidson, David, enlisted October. ITTO; disciiarged August It;, 

17sm wounded at Green Spring, N. Y.\ residing at Miffliutown 

in 1808. 
Davis, xVbednego. 
Davis, Abner. 
Davis, Albert. 
Davis, Berry. 
Davis, Elisha. 
Davis, Maurice. 
Davis, Daniel, (second.) 
Davis, Morris. 



52 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Davis, Isaac. 

Davidson. Al)rahanQ. 

Davise, Davis. 

Davids, Walter. 

Davids, Charles M., 

Davis, Pliilip. 

Davis, Ezckiel. 

Davidlieiser, Henry. 

Davons, Leonard. 

Dawson, William. 

Dawson, Jeremiali. 

Dawson, Matthew. 

Dawson, Anthony, died in Philadelphia county in 1825. 

Dawson, Henry. 

Dawswig, Jeremiah. 

Daxton, John. 

Day, Major. 

Day, Sebastian, (neyro.) 

Day, William. 

Day, Jol)n E. 

Deal, Andrew. 

Deam, William. 

Dean, Captain. 

Dean, Rea. 

Dean, William. 

Dean, Samuel. 

Deasj' , Tiiomas. 

Deal, John. 

Deasy, Godfrey. 

Deal, George. 

Dean, Rex. 

Deal, Peter. 

Deal, Andrew, (second.) 

Deal, Samuel. 

Deal, Adam. 

Dean, Thomas. 

Dearmand, Michael, residing in Columbia county, 1818. 

Dearnian, Joseph, residnig in Philadelpliia county, 1823. 

Debnh, Jacob. 

Decker, Benjamin. 

Decker, Peter. 

Decker, Adam. 

Dechamp, Frederick. 

Decker, Christ. 

Deen, Rexes. 

Deering, Andrew 



EE VOLUTION A RY SOLDIERS. 53 

Deeks, Geor.i^e. 

Deetz, Frederick. 

Defiance, James, residing in Crawford county, 1820. 

Degar, Peter. 

Degar, .Jacob. 

Deliuff, Abraham. 

Deliart, Jacob. 

Deliart, Samuel. 

Deliaven, Abraliam. 

Deliaven, Samuel. 

Deliuff, Captain. 

De Ilass, General. 

De Ilass, Lieutenant. 

Deliuff, Abrani, Captain. 

Deliass, Colonel. 

Delieart, Samuel. 

Deliart, Isaac. 

Deliu, George. 

De Heart, Samuel, 

Deliaven, Peter. 

Dehuff, John. 

Dehomet, Valentine. 

Deinghfelt, Conrad. 

Delp, Jacob. 

Delaney, Colonel. 

Delain, Sharp. 

Delaney, Edward. 

Delcart, Jacob. 

Delzel, William. 

Delany, John. 

Delaney, John. 

Dely, .John. 

Deliiiger, Frederick. 

Delaney, Willi;im. 

Delong, Jo'liii, residing in Northumberland county, 1821. 

Demerit, Jessie. 

Dement, William. 

Dempsey, Barney. 

Dempsy, Barney. 

Dempsy, John. 

Demjisey, Patrick. 

Dempsey, Peter. 

Demiisy, Peter. 

Dempsey, Snnipson. 

Dempsey, Dennis. 

Demuiid, Peter. 



54 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Denning, William. 

Denny, Ebenezer. 

Denny, Patrick. 

Denny, David. 

Denius. Jacob. 

Denick, Arch. 

Dennis, Jacob. 

Denormandie, Andrew. 

Dennison, John. 

Dennison, Joseph. 

Dennison, Hugh, residing in Bedford county, 1821. 

Dengass, Peter. 

Denning, William. 

Dennil, James. 

Denton, William. 

Dentzel, Christian. 

De Purcell, Henry. 

Depperning, Henry. 

Dermillen, John. 

Derr, John. 

Derry, Michael. 

Deret, Nicholas. 

Dering, Godfrey. 

Derling, William. 

Derring, Godfrey. 

Derrick, John. 

Derrick, Christian. 

Dericks, James, Ger. 

Dermott, James. 

Deshler, Colonel. 

Despert, Henry. 

Despot, John. 

Desperate, Henry. 

Desmond, -John. 

Desturnal, John. 

Determaiirer, Jolin. 

Detrick, John. 

Detrick, George, died at Lebanon, 1825. 

Detzell, George. 

Detweiler, John. 

Dettart, Samuel. 

Deters, Michael. 

Dether, Jacob, residing in Lehigh county, 1826. 

Deuin, Michael. 

Deuderson, William. 

Devenport, Captain. 



KEVOLUTIONAEY SOLDIERS. 55 

Develin, Peter. 

Devyer, James. 

Devers, William. 

Deveiiey, John. 

Deveiiey, Cornelius. 

Devvalt, Micliael, residinj^ in Frani-clin county, 1820. 

Dewit, Jacob, residint;- in Pike county, 1S18. 

Dewit, J . 

Dewillier, Robert. 

Dewees, John. 

Dewees, Henry. 

Dewees, Jacob. 

Dewees, James. 

Dewmsie, John. 

Dewees, Samuel, residing in Adams county, 1.S27. 

Dewees, William. 

Deyer, John. 

Dibbins, Henry. 

Dibbens, Henry. 

Dick, Archibald. 

Dickson, James. 

Dickey, John. 

Dickenson, John. 

Dicker, Thomas. 

Dickinson, David. 

Dickson, Jacob. 

Dick, Jacob. 

Dickson, Samuel. 

Dickenson, Jesse. 

Dickersoii, Joseph, killed at Saratos'a, October 7, 1777. 

Dick, Tiiomas. 

Dickson, William. 

Dickenson, David. 

Dickey, Alexander. 

Dicky, Alexander. 

Dickson, John. 

Dickson, Patrick. 

Diddijf, John. 

Diddy, Jerry. 

Diegel, Jacob. 

Dietiius, Adams. 

Dies, Ludwig 

Dieter, Jacob, died in Lehigh county, 1K28. 

Diffenderfer, David. 

Digmand, Nicholas. 

Diggen, Edward. 



56 ALPHABETICAL LLST OF 

Dignian, Nicholas. 

Digman, William. 

Diggiii, Edward. 

Dikes, Peter. 

Dilcart, John. 

Dilman, Geoi-ge. 

Dilcart, Christian. 

Dilman, Andrew. 

Dilman, Peter. 

Diley, Thomas. 

Dilman, John. 

Dill, Matthew, died on Jersey prison shii-. 

Dillman, John. 

Dill, Thomas. 

Dill, George, residing in Northampton county, 1818. 

Dimer, Casper. 

Dimison, Jolm. 

Dimmock, Zadaoc. 

Dimmoek, David. 

Diner, Jacob. 

Dinnis, Piiilip. 

Dinghfelt, Conrod. 

Dinges, Lambert. 

Dirney, Captain. 

Dirling, William. 

Dircks, Jacob, Ger'*. 

Dirks, George. 

Direth, James, 

Dirit, James. 

Disoy, Simon. 

Dixgough, William. 

Dixon, Patrick. 

Dixen, Samuel. 

Dixon, Samuel. 

Dixon, Saidvcy. 

Dixon, William. 

Dixen, Patrick. 

Dixon, James. 

Dixen, William. 

Dixon, Riciiard. 

Doan, Thomas. 

Dobson, Thomas, residing in Northumberland county, ISL'3. 

Dobbens, Alexander. 

Dockerty, Archibald. 

Dock ins, John. i 

Dodson, Michael. 



REVOLUTIONxYRY SOLDIEIiS. 57 

Dodridge, Jacob. 

Dodge, Nathaniel. 

Dodoridgh, Jacob. 

Dolierty, Aiitlioiiy. 

Dolierty, James. 

Dolierty, Barnabas. 

Dolan, Cliarles. 

Dolen, Michael, residing in Washington county, lsi3. 

Doll, Henry. 

Doll, Martin, residing in York. IHilO. 

Doll, John, residing in Jjehigh county, isiiis. 

DoUan, George. 

Doline, Richard. 

Dolton, William. 

Domiller, Michael. 

Doniinick, Henry. 

Donan, William, residing in Lancaster county, ISL'5. 

Donor, Detrick. 

Donaker, Patrick. 

Donelly, William. 

Donoran, John. 

Donnally, Henry. 

Donaldson, Arthur. 

Donbrusack, Philip. 

Donalson, Thomas. 

Doinial, William, residing in Westmoreland comity, 18125. 

Donnelson, Robert. 

Donald, James, died in W^estmoreland county, isiio. 

Donely, Hugh. 

Donalson, William. 

Donnelly, Peter. 

Donnelly, James. 

Donelly, Henry. 

Donaldson, Thomas. 

Donnett, Christian. 

Donnelly, John. 

Donaldson, John, Sergeant. 

Donaldson, Henry. 

Doner, Philii). 

Donnaly, James. 

Donegar, Jacob. 

Donnelly. Henry. 

Donnelly, Barney. • 

Donnety, Hugh. 

Donley, Stephen. 

Donley, .lames. 



58 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Doniiely, John. 

Donorau, John. 

Donahoo, James, Sergeant. 

Donaghoo, Robert. 

Donoron, Timothy. 

Donnelin, William. 

Donohover, Timothy. 

Donnally, John. 

Donelly, John. 

Dorn, William. 

Dorland, Jacob. 

Dorsey, Darius. 

Dorsey, Thomas. 

Doreson, Jeremiah. 

Dorington , Joseph . 

Dorsey, Matthew. 

Dorhm, Lud\vi<j. 

Dorman, William. 

Dorman, Lndwig. 

Dorling, Samuel. 

Dorling, Lambert. 

Doran, Edward. 

Doremant, Joseph. 

Dotterer, Michael. 

Doty, Samuel. 

Doty, Ezra. 

Dother, John. 

Doty, Samuel, Lieutenant. 

Doud, Michael. 

Doudermau, Jacob, died in Pliiladelphia county, 1824. 

Dougherty, James. 

Douglass, John, residing in Lancaster county, 1828. 

Donglass, Ilalbert. 

Dougherty, James. 

Dougherty, John, residing in Somerset county, 1818 

Donney, Edward. 

Dougherty, Edward. 

Douglierty, Daniel, wounded in the thigh near Chews House, in 

Germantown ; residing in Butler county, 1810. 
Donglass, Thomas. 
Douthenon, Jacob. 
Dougherty, George. 
Douglass, Thomas, Captain. 
Dougharty, Cliarles. 
Dougharty, Peter. 
Doughlass, Ephraim. 



REVOLUTIONAllY SOLDIERS. 59 

Doughlass, Andrew, Sergeant, died November 16, I sis. 

DoiigHH, James. 

Doular, George. 

Dougherty, Henry. 

Dougherty, Barnabas. 

Dougherty, l^arnett. 

Douglass, Timothy. 

Dougherty, Anthony. 

Douglass, Barnet. 

Dougherty, Archibald. 

Dougherty, Barnabas, (second.) 

Dougherty, James, died in Washington county, 1S2l'. 

Dougherty, George. 

Doun, Alexander. 

Dougherty, William, residing in Mercer county, isii^. 

Douldeman, Jacob. 

Douglass, William. 

Dougherty, Barn. 

Douglass, George. 

Dougherty, Barnal. 

Douse, John. 

Dougherty, Matthias. 

Douthers. John. 

Dough ter man, John. 

Doughterman, Henry. 

Dover, Lieutenant. 

Dover, John. 

Dover, Andrew^. 

Downey, Ezekiel. 

Dowling, Lawrence. 

Dow, Alexander. 

Dowdill, James. 

Downiug, Daniel. 

Dowds, James. 

Downs, John, wounded in the h^g at Princeton; residing in llimi- 

ingdon county, 1813. 
Downing, Timothy. 
Dovvd, James. 
Do well, James. 
Dovvlar, George. 
Downs, William. 
Dowhower. Jacob. 
Dowd, Michael. 
Dowling, Michael. 
Dowling, James. 
Doyle, Thomas. 



60 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Doyle, Jolm. 

Doyle, Henry. 

Doyle, Captain. 

Doyle, Silvester. 

Doyle, James. 

Doyle, Samuel. 

Doj'le, Morris. 

Doyle, Maurice. 

Doyle, Patterson. 

Drake, Jacob. 

Drake, William. 

Drake, Michael. 

Draught, Richard, drummer. 

Drew, Thomas. 

Dreger, Peter. 

Drew, Michael. 

Drease, John. 

Drenning, William, residing in Allegheny county, 18li4. 

Dreimond, (Jharley. 

Dresiler, David. ^ 

Driesback, John. 

Driskell, Francis. 

DriskilU Timothy. 

Drill, William. 

Drinkle, John. 

Driery, Michael. 

Driimse, Alexander C. 

Druken, Audrey. 

Drummond, Charley. 

Druckenbred, Andrew. 

Drunnan, Arthur. 

Drumhiller, Jacob. 

Drury, Michael. 

Druery, Michael. 

Drummon, Charles. 

Drue, Doars. 

Drybourg, James. 

Duck, Philip, Sergeant. 

Dudgeon, Tliomas. 

Dudley, Timothy. 

Dudgin, Thomas. 

Duey, Emanuel, residing in Dauphin county, 1821 

Duff, Daniel. 

Duff, Thomas, residing in York, 1S21. 

Duffy, .Tames. 

Duff, Ilichard. 



REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 61 

Duffee, Jarjes. 
Duffield, James. 
Daffey, Andrew. 
Duffy, William. 
Duffey, Patrick. 
DnHield, Raetfud. 
Duffey, Captain. 
Duffy, Michael. 
Duffey, William. 

Dnllield, Tiiomas, residing in Philadelphia county, 18125. 
Duffield, Falix. 
Dugaii, James. 
Duguid, John. 
Duglass, Thomas. 
Dugan, Panl. 
Dugan, John. 
Duke, Alexander. 
Duke, James. 
Duke, John. 
Dukes. Patrick. 

Dukin, Charles, twice wounded in the service. 
Dull, Casper. 
Dull, Henry. 
Dull, Martin. 
Dull, Christian. 
Dull. Abram. 
Dull, William. 
Dunipere, William. 
Dumm, Peter. 
Dungan, Thomas. 
Dunlap, John. 
Dunlap, James. 
Dunn, John. 
Duncan, James. 

Dunn, Richard, residing in Crawford county, ISIO. 
Dunn, John, taken at Bonumtown, and died on prison ship Jersey- 
Duncan, Robert. 
Dundas, John. 
Dunning, John. 
Dunning, Dennis, drummer. 
Dunahoo, Patrick. 
Dunkleberger. John. 
Dunfey, Michael. 
Dunn. Peter. 
Dun!i, Isaac. 
Dunn, Abraham. 



62 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Dun, A. M. 

LuDCiui, Matthew. 

Duuliii), .losepli, died in Montgomery county, 1816. 

Dunn, Azaiiali. 

Dunnesan, Roger. 

Dunham, Asher. 

Duncan, llobert. 

Duncalbagger, John. 

Dunlap, Mdses. 

Dunhvp, Abraham. 

Dungan, John. 

Duncan, John. 

Dunlap, llobert. 

Dunell, Joseph. 

Duncan, William. 

Dunlap, Andrew. 

Dunns, J. B., Captain. 

Dunn, John. 

Dunn, Andrew. 

Dunlap, (Samuel. 

Dunlap, Tliomas. 

Dunlai), James, residing in Westmoreland county, 1826. 

Dunkleberger, John. 

Duper, Leonard. 

Durn, William. 

Durny, Henry. 

Durit, Jolm. 

Durell, .Stephen. 

Durell, David. 

Durbin, Jacob. 

Dusal, William. 

Dyler, Peter. 

Dyler, James. 

Dytch, Peter. 

Dyce, Andrew. 

Eadintan, John. 

Eagan, Robert. 

Eager, Peter. 

Eagleson, James. 

Eago, James. 

Eagar, John. 

Eagin, John. 

Eaibougli, John. 

Eakin, Robert. 

Eakerts. Peter. 

Ealy, Michael. 



REVOLUTION All V 80LDlEii8. 63 

Early, Patrick. 

Earls, William. 

Early, John. 

Earns, Christian. 

Easop, Samuel. 

Eastman, Nicholas. 

Eastwood, Charles, (second.) 

Eaii^er, Daniel. 

Eastwood, Charles. 

Eavin, Samuel. 

Eavins, James. 

Earneart, John. 

Eakiiii^er, Daniel. 

Ebb, Emanuel. 

Eclielberger, Peter. 

Echoltz, George. 

Eckart, Mathias. 

Eckert, John, residing in Northampton county, 1819. 

Ecketue, David. 

Edby, Philip. 

Eddy, John. 

Eddy, William, residing in Chester county, lS:i5. 

Eddie, John. 

Eddinger, Jacob. 

Eddenburne, Jacob. 

Eddy, Philip. 

Eden burn, Philip. 

Edgerton, Edward. 

Edgar, James. 

Edgar, Samuel. 

Edgar, David, residing in Bucks county, 1«12. 

Ediner, Jacob. 

Ediiiger, Jacob. 

Edwards, Marshall. 

Edwards, Evan. 

Edwards, John. 

Edwards, Captain. 

lOd wards, Andrew. 

Edwards, David. 

Edwards, Charles. 

Eetan, James. 

Etlinger, James. 

Egan, Edward. 

Egan, Thomas. 

Egbert, Lawrence. 

Egbert, John. • 



64 ALPHABETICAL LI«T OF 

Egly, Joseph. 

Egiiei-, Pt^ter. 

Egolt', Henry, I'esiding in Perry county, IStiH. 

Ehley, Joseph. 

Eichorn, Philip. 

Eichelberger, Bernard. 

Eiclielberger, John. 

Eichelberger, Jacob. 

Eickhotz, John, residing in Lancaster county, 181U. 

Eichelberger, Peter. 

Eigliorn, Philip. 

Eigholty, George. 

Ekroth, Henry. 

Eirich, Audrey. 

Eisenluun, Frederick. 

Elder, William. 

Elderry, Lieutenant. 

Elder, Robert. 

Elder, Robert, Colonel. 

Eldrege, Thomas. 

Elder, James. 

Eldred, John. 

Elenon, J. 

Eley, Michael. 

Eler, Adam. 

Elker, Daniel. 

Elliot, Nicholas. 

Ellis, William. 

Elliot, William. 

Elliot, John. 

Elliot, Robert, eidisted in 1776 ; died in service in South Carolina. 

Ellis, Richard. 

EUenswood, William. 

Elleston, John. 

Elliott, William, residing in Butler county, 1827, 

Elliott, John. . 

Ellis, John, Lieutenant. 

Elliot, John, Jr. 

Elliot, John, Sen. 

Ellyes, Richard. 

Ellis, John. 

Ellenger, Stephen. 

Ellington, John. 

Elmore, Frederick, died in Philadelphia, 1822. 

Elton, Peter. 

Elley, Michael, Corporal. 



REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 65 

Elwell, David. 

Emanuel, Joliii. 

Enihly, James. 

Emerick, Michael, residing in Centre coant.v, 1828. 

Emes, Worsley. 

Enies, Warsley. 

Knies, Wesley. 

Ernes, Wortley. 

Emick, Henry. 

Ence, George. 

Engton, J >sei)Ii. 

Engle, Tliomas. 

English, Willi:im. 

Englisli, James, died in 1826, in Lycoming comity. 

Engart, Harvey. 

Engell, Andrew. 

Englisli, Jolm. 

Eiigar, Philip. 

Engar, David. 

Engle, Michael. 

Eiigelliaupt, John. 

English, Burt. 

Engleliaui)t, John, residing in Crawford county, 1826. 

Eniiis, Riciiard. 

Eunis, Francis. 

Enoch, Abraham. 

Ent, Daniel, residing in Bucks county, 1828. 

Epi)le, Henry. 

Epple, John. 

Erb, Lawrence. 

Erb, Jacob. 

Ereich, Audrey. 

Ermin, Andrew. 

Ermin, John. 

Ennig, David. 

P]ru(igliter, Jacob. 

Ernfigliter, David. 

Erskin, John. 

Erter, Peter. 

Ervvin. Jacob. 

Ervvin, John. 

Erwine, Henry, residing in Columbia county in 1829. 

Erwin, James. 

Erwin, Joseph. 

Erwine, Jolm. 

Erwin, Richard. 

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66 AJ.PHABETICAL LIST OF 

Erwin, William. 

Esling, Rudolph. 

Eshleman, Abraham, residing in Lancaster county in 1825. 

Espey, William. 

Eston, James. 

Estell, William. 

Esterly, George, residing in Philadelphia in 1824. 

Etham, Thomas, residing in Philadelpliia in 1823. 

Eustice, Major. 

Evans, Major. 

Evans, Samuel. 

Evans, .James. 

Evans, Jonathan. 

Evans, William, Colonel. 

Evans, Evan, Corporal. 

Evans, Captain. 

Evans, Nathaniel. 

Evans, John, Jr. 

Evans, Hugh. 

Evans, Lewis. 

Evans, John, Sr. 

Evans, Colonel. 

Evans, John. 

Evans, William, residing in Montgomery county, 1825. 

Evans, Reese. 

Evans, Peter. 

Everhart, Henry. 

Evans, David. 

Evans, Edward. 

Evans, Arnold. 

Evans, Natlian. 

Evans, Thomas. 

Evans, Abel. 

Every, Michael. 

Everhurst, John. 

Everhard, Abraham. 

Everitt, Elisha. 

Everhart, John. 

Everhart, Philip. 

Everly, Micliael, died in Adams county in 1825. 

Everett, Thomas. 

Evens, David. 

Everc-d, Thomas. 

Everhart, Godfret. 

Everheart, (Jodfrey. 

Evil, John. 



REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 67 

Evington, John. 

Ewers, Jolin. 

Eweus, Captain. 

Ewens, John. 

E\vint>', Alexander. 

Ewing, David. 

Ewig, Christian. 

Eyres, John, Colonel. 

Eyre, Benjamin C. 

Eyre, Richards. 

Eyres, Joseph. 

Eyet, John. 

Fabre, Joseph. 

Facundas, George F. 

Fagen, Garot. 

Fagen. Miceal. 

Fagin, Garret. 

Fahner, Jacob, residing in Bedford county, 181^7. 

Fairlamb, Michael. 

Faik, Captain. 

Fairbrothers, Thomas. 

Fainer, Miciiael. 

Fairfield, Christian. 

Faire, Robert. 

Faircross, Conrad. 

Falkentine, Stephen. 

Fall, Henry. 

Fainring, Thomas. 

Fanst, John. 

Fantleroy, Captain. 

Fantz, Adam. 

Fanrieng, Thomas. 

Fanning, Thomas. 

Farmer-, Lewis, 

Farmer, John. 

Farmer, Lewis C. 

Farraday, John. 

Farlone, Josliua. 

Farrel, Patrick. 

Farmer, Captain. 

I'arley, -John. 

Faris, Thomas. 

Fargher, Charles. 

Farow, William. 

Farsell, Clnistophy. 

Faixpiir, Cliarles. 



68 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Farsell, Christopher. 

Farnshield, William, residing in Chester county, 1828. 
Farquer, Charles. 

Farqiihar, Robert, residing in Fayette county, 1825. 
Farqiuud, Charles. 
Farewell, James. 
Farnorse, Jolni. 
Fausel, Cliristopher. 
Faust, Michael. 

Faust, Jolm, enlisted in 1778; 1780, injured in service and dis- 
charged ; residing in Cumberland county in 1810. 
Faught, Charles. 
Faulkner, William. 
Fautiiner, John. 
Fawnian, Benjamin. 
Fayer, John. 
Feagan, Charles. 
Featherly, Nathaniel. 
Federa, Frederick. 
Feeling, Jeremiah. 
Feels, Christopher. 
Feely, Thomas. 
Feeser, John. 
Feener, George. 
Fegan, Garret. 
Feiley, Thomas. 

Feiring, George, died June 8, 1819. 
Feltman, W. 
Feltman, William. 

Feltz, Henry, died in Philadelphia county, 1819. 
Felty, Arnst. 
Feltz, Hans. 
Felts, Christopher. 
Felix, Peter. 

Felix, Martin, residing in Bucks county, 1820. 
Fell, Joseph. 
Fennis, Philip. 
Fennemoor, Jonathan. 
Fennon, Simeon. 
Fenelon, Tiiomas. 
Feusey, Michael. 
Fenton, John. 
Fenster, Henry. 
Fennel, Francis. 
Feimell, John. 
Ferguson, Joseph. 



REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 

Feringer, Martin. 

Feriuger, Henry. 

Ferguson, William, 

Ferguson, John, residing in Dauphin county, Lsl.'^ 

Feriuger, John. 

Feringer, George. 

Ferguson, Jacob. 

Ferrall, Lawrence. 

Fernslee, Philii). 

Ferman, Michael. 

Ferguson, Francis. 

Ferrel, Hugh. 

Ferrel, William. 

Feniie, James. 

Ferrick, James. 

Ferrick, Michael. 

Ferguson, John. 

Ferguson, Peter. 

Ferrall, Michael. 

Ferry, Jacob. 

Fesser, Jacob. 

Fester, Casper. 

Fesmire, John. 

Fetterman, William. 

Fetch water, Abel. 

Fetherby, Joseph. 

Fetzer, Jacob. 

Feuger, James. 

Few, Joseph. 

Few, . 

Fick, David. 

Field, Jolui. 

Fife, Edward. 

Filbert, Friell. 

Filgate, James. 

Fils, Cliristopher. 

Filson, Thomas. 

Finks, Lewis. 

FiniK^y, Walter. 

Fin ley, Joseph. 

Finley, John. 

Findly, Robert. 

Findlay, David, residing in Armstrong county, 1810. 

Fingler, Jacob. 

Fiidy, Lieutenant. 

Finch, Joseph. 



70 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Finly, Andrew. 

Finly, Joseph. 

Fiiiuer, FeUx. 

Finley, John, Lieutenant. 

Finley, Andrew, surgeon. 

Finly, James. 

Findley, John. 

Findley, Joseph. 

Finney, Walter. 

Fink, Michael. 

Finly, .Josepli, Lieutenant. 

Finton. John. 

Finlay, James. 

Finnis, William. 

Finley, Daniel. 

Finlarg, Daniel. 

Fine, Jolni. 

Finlay, Robert. 

Finks, Joseph. 

Finkboner. Adam. 

Finks, Adam. 

Finn. James. 

Finnigan, Christian. 

Finger, James. 

Firman, Daniel, residing in Philadelphia in 1824. 

Firth, James. 

Firman, Michael. 

Fisemire, Jolin. 

Fislier, Malica. 

Fislier, James. 

Fisher, George, residing in Lehigh county, 1829. 

Fisliburn, Captain. 

Fislier, Jolni, teamster. 

Fiss, Ensign. 

Fishburn, Benjamin. 

Fisher, Daniel. 

Fishbourn, Benjamin. 

Fisher, Francis. 

Fislier, George. 

Fisher, Ricliard. 

Fisher, Henry. 

Fisher, Godfrey. 

Fisher, Front. 

Fisher, Jeremiah. 

Fishbourne, Captain. 

Fister, Nicholas. 



REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 71 

Fislier, Samuel. 

Filz Gerald, Henry. 

Fitz Gerald, Patrick. 

Filz(ierald, William. 

Filz.<,nl)b()iis, William, residing in Northumberland county, isiis. 

Fitzpatrick, Felix. 

Fitterer, Stephen. 

Fitzgerald, . 

Fitzrandolpli, Edward. 

Fitsimmons, James. 

Fitzgerald, Henry. 

FitzgerakL Patrick. 

Fitzgerald, Williiim. 

Fitzi)atrick, Hugh. 

Fitner, Henry. 

Fitzgerret, Jolm. 

Fitzler, John Adam. 

Fitzsimmons, James. 

Fitzor, Jacob. 

Fitzpatrick, Peter. 

Fitzpatrick, William. 

Fitzgerald, John. 

Fitch, John. 

Fitz, Titus. 

Fitzpatrick, Peter, ilirst and second.) 

Fitzgerald, David. 

Flanigan, Patrick. 

Flarence, Cliarles. 

Flanagan, Timotliy. 

Fhighead, Thomas. 

Flanagan, Patrick. 

Fleck, Peter, residing in Centre county, 18:37. 

Fleming, John. 

Fletcher, Joseph. 

Fli^tciier, Simon. 

Fleesom, Pluidvet. 

l^Meming, Ricliard, enlisted in Sandusky expedition, and killed at 

Miami. 
Fleming, Tiiomas. 
Fleming, James. 
Fleming, George. 
Fleming, Edward. 

Fieeman, John, died at Trenton in 1780; from Cliester county. 
Flickener, Geoi-ge. 

FIi(-ker, Christian, residing in Berks county, 1819. 
Flint, Nathaniel. 



72 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Flick, Henry. 

Flick, Adam. 

Flint, William. 

Fling, William. 

Flinn, Patrick. 

Flinn, Anthony. 

Flinn, Simon. 

Flinn, Isaac. 

Flitclier, Nathaniel. 

Flinn, John. 

Flora, David. 

Flora, Feter. 

Flock, Matthias. 

Flower, Colonel. 

Flood, John. 

Flowrey, Francis. 

Flower, Benjamin. 

Flower, Zephon. 

Flora, David. 

Flood, Barney. 

Fluke, John. 

Fluling, Captain. 

Flush, Christian. 

Flynn, John. 

Flynn, Charles. 

Flynn, Patrick. 

Fogleman, Conrad. 

Foglesong, Henry. 

Foglesong, Hemy, (second.) 

Folwell, Joseph. 

Folwell, John. 

Folly, Lieutenant. 

Folks, Michael. 

Foltz, George. 

Foltes, Isaac. 

FoUis, Isaac. 

Fontleroy, Moore. 

Font Leroy, Moore. 

Fooks, Yost. 

Ford, Benjamin. 

Forbns, Lieutenant. 

Ford, James. 

F(n-d, Tliomas. 

Forbus, Lieutenant. 

Forrest, Captain. 

Forman, Noah. 



REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 73 

Forman, Peter, residing in Fniuklin county, 1826. 

Forsliay, Thomas. 

Forrest, Thomas. 

Forsyth, James. 

Forrester, Captain. 

Forrest, Andrew. 

Forder, William. 

Forbes, Nathan. 

Forbes, James. 

Forbes, William, Sergeant. 

Forrat, Henry. 

Forsyth, Caleb. 

Ford, Nathaniel. 

Forat, Henry. 

Ford, Alexander. 

Forest, David. 

Forrest, John. 

Forney, Antliony. 

Forritt, Henry. 

Fortune, Peter. 

F'ormoyle, James. 

Foraner, John. 

Forster, James. 

Forsyth, Hugh. 

Forsyth, Isaac. 

Foranks, Casper. 

Forrest, Thomas, (lirst and second.] 

Forbes, Daniel. 

Ford, John. 

Forst, Frederick W., residing in Philadelphia in 18li9. 

Foster, Charles. 

Foster, Thomas. 

Foster, Jonathan. 

Faster, William. 

Fosebrook, Jolni. 

Foster, Joseph. 

Foster, James. 

Foster, John. 

Foster, Ei)liraim. 

Fortney, Wendle, wounded at Trenton; residing in Daupliin 

county, 1812. 
Fotrel, Patrick. 
Fottrell, Robert. 
Fotral, Patrick. 
P\)ttralls, Patrick. 
Fougli, Adam. 



74 ALPHABETICAL LLST OF 

Foulk, Hugh. 

Foulk, Joshua. 

Foulk, Levi. 

Foulk, Jessie. 

Foulk. Caleb. 

Foulk, George. 

Foulk, Solomon, residing in Somerset county, 1812. 

Fount, John. 

Fouks, Adam. 

Fowler, James. 

Fowler, Robert. 

Fowler, Jonathan. 

Fox, Thomas. 

Fox, Joseph, residing in Greene county in 1823. 

Fox, Justian. 

Fox, Jacob, died in Montgomery county in 1825. 

Fox, Andrew, residing in Bucks county, 1828. 

Fox, George. 

Fox, David, trumpeter, residing in Berks county in 1828. 

Fox, Adam. 

Fox, Frederick. 

Fox, William. 

Fox, Jeremiah. 

Fox, Patrick. 

Fox, Francis. 

Foy, Christian. 

Foyle, Peter. , 

Fazoy, Martin. 

Fratt, Henry. 

Frasier, James. 

Frantar, Henry. 

Franks, David. 

Frantz, Henry. 

Frazer, John. 

Frazer, Lieutenant Colonel. 

France, Arnold. 

France, Henry. 

Frain, George. 

Franer, John, teamster. 

Frazer, Francis. 

Frazer, James. 

Frank, George. 

Francis, William. 

Francis, Cliarles. 

Fraily, Frederick. 

Francis, John, wounded at Paoli ; residing in Chester county, 1813. 



REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 75 

Francis, Barnabas. 

Francis, James, residing in Faj^ette county, 1829. 

Franclier, Ileinicii. 

Frank, Daniel. 

Franks, Casper. 

Frank, Lawrence. 

Frailey, James. 

Frandisiier, Jacob. 

Francisker, Jacob. 

Fravvenfelder, Jacob, captured at Fort Wasliington ; excliaiiij^ed 

May, 1780; residing in Nortluimpton county, 1S(J7. 
Frame, Henry. 
Frail, Morris. 
Franktister, Henry. 
Frank, Henry. 
Frazier, John. 
Frasier, Dailian. 
Frardvlin, Edward. 
Francis, Peter. 
Francis, George. 
Francis, Richard. 
Freliley, Henry. 
Freeman, Thomas. 
Frew, David. 
Frew, Adam. 
Fref man, .Tereiniali. 
French, Aithur. 
Freazer, John. 
Freeze, Philip. 
Frederick, Jacob. 
Freeman, William. 
Freisler, George. 
Freeman, Samuel. 

Freeman, Philip, residing in Westmoreland county, isi.s. 
Freezer, Henry. 
Frederick, Henry. 
Freezer, John. 
Frey, Philii). 
Frederick, Abraham. 
Freazer, Zekel. 
Freese, John. 
Frederick, Paul. 
Freese, Philip. 
Freidley, Henry. 
Frederick, INIichael. 
Frederick, George. 



76 ALPHABETICAL LLST OF 

Freage, Martin, residing in Bucks county, 1S20. 

Frezer, Henry. 

Frey, Jacob. 

Frett, Henry. 

Freeal, Jolni. 

Fredericlv, John. 

Freeclier, Henry. 

Freany, James. 

Frederick, Michael. 

Frederick, David. 

Freemoult, Robert. 

Freaney, James. 

Frederick, Abraluim. 

French, Alexander. 

Frisker, Adam. 

Frier, Jeremy. 

Frishback, Joshua. 

Frize, Daniel. 

Frith, John. 

Frith, James. 

Fritz, John. 

Friend, Christian. 

Frisler, David. 

Fricker, Peter, residing in Berks county in 1812. 

Frickham, Christian. 

Fricklieffer, Christian. 

Fritcher, Henry. 

Frosel, Cliristian. 

Frock, Jacob. 

Frock, Lieutenant James. 

Fryer, James. 

Fry, Conrad. 

Fry, John. 

Fry, Henry. 

Fry, Pliihp. 

Fry, Ellis. 

Fry, Lawrence, residing in Cumberland county, 1825. 

Frye, Philip. 

Fry, William. 

Fry, .Jacob. 

Frymire, William. 

Frymyer, William. 

Fryar, Andrew, died in Lancaster county, 1825. 

Fuk, David. 

Fullerton, Richard. 

Fulton, Hugh. 



REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 77 

Fulmor, Jacob. 

Fulton, James. 

Fulertoii, Robert. 

Fulford, Henry. 

Fnllerton, Robert. 

Fnllerton, John. 

Fulliani, Tlioaias. 

Fuller, Consider, Corpora!. 

Fuller, John. 

Fuller, Joseph, died in Fayette ctKuity in 18:J4- 

Fullerton. Patrick. 

Fulltin, Samuel. 

Fnllerton, Patrick. 

Fnllerton, Thomas. 

Fulton, Samuel. 

Fulton, Tliomas. 

Fullm^^r, Geor<re. 

Fulfras, Samuel. 

Fulmore, George. 

Fullum, Tliomas. 

F'ulmes, George. 

Fnllam, Thomas. 

Fulham. 

Fultz, George. 

Fuller, Joseph. 

Fnllerton, Matthew. 

Fulmer, Joseph. 

Fultz, George, (Orst and second.) 

Fullum, George. 

FulUiam, (Teorge. 

Fullarton, Andrew. 

Fnnstoii, Josepli. 

Funk, Jacob. 

Funk, (jeorge, wounded at Brandywine; residing in Lancaster 

county in 1S12. 
Funk, John. 
Funks, William. 
Funkenline, Manly. 
Furgoe, Mathias. 
Furnace, Abraham. 
Fnrney, John. 
Furgeson, William. 
Furney, Anthony. 
Furnell, John. 
Gaby, Michael. 
Gabel, George. 



78 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Gable, Philip, Cuptain. 

Gabel, Peter. 

Gabell, Peter. 

Gabriel, Peter. 

Gabriel, Jolm. 

Gadsby, George. 

Gaddis, Joseph. 

Gadizoe, John. 

Gadsby, Ralph. 

Ganger, John. 

Gaghahan, Michael. 

Gageby, James. 

Gaighter, John, died in Schuylkill county, 1826. 

Gallant, James. 

Galagher, James. 

Galbratl), Andrew. 

Galbraitli, Alexander. 

Gallaigher, James. 

Galbreath, John, residing in Butler county, 1819. 

Galbreatli, Joseph. 

Galloway, Rol)ert. 

Gallagher, James. 

Gal ford, William. 

Galbraitli, Wilson. 

Galbraitli, James. 

Gallaway, John. 

Gallagher, Hugh. 

Gallagher, Patrick. 

Galbreath, Jameb. 

Galloway, Robert. 

Galloway, John. 

Gallagher, Patrick. 

Gamble, Captain. 

Gamble, James. 

Gamer, AVilliam. 

Gambor, William. 

Gamble, Michael. 

Gangwer, George. 

Gansel, John. 

Ganett, Morton. 

Ganey, John. 

Ganey, Bartholemin. 

Ganetby, John. 

Ganet, Abram. 

Ganeques, John. 

Ganett, Robert. 



REVOLUTION ABY SOLDIERS. 79 

Garney, Adiim. 

Garraway, David. 

Gardner, Peter. 

Garriter, John. 

Garner, Robert. 

Garrer, AVire George. 

Gardner, Robert. 

Gardner, Andrew, drum major. 

Garatliy, Richard. 

Garrick, Adam. 

Garrison, Joim. 

Gardner, Joseph. 

Gardner, Benjamin. 

Gardner, Josepli, Hon. 

Garret, Morton. 

Garret, Robert. 

Garnian, Josepli. 

Garrabry, Richard. 

Gardner, .Samuel. 

Garlick, George. 

Garrett, Morton. 

Garvin, ]5arth. 

Gardner, Henry. 

Garway, William. 

Garroni, William. 

Garrigus, John. 

Garrison, Isaac. 

Garver, Henry. 

Garvey, Bartholomew, died in Butler county, 1825. 

Garevay, Daniel. 

Gass, James. 

Gass, Ileniy. 

Gasway, David. 

Gaston, Hugh. 

Gates, riiiUp. 

Gatret, Joim. 

Gaugby, James. 

Gauurey, John. 

Gaughby, James. 

Gaul, Ricliard. 

Gavd, Valentine, Philadelphia county. 

Gavin, Josej)!). 

Gaverly, Captain. 

Gayley, Alexander. 

Gay, Tliomas, residing in Pike county, 1821. 

Gav, Mathew. * 



80 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Gaylorcl, Ambrose. 

Geaiiiait, Coiirad. 

Gearhart, Baniet. 

Gebler, George. 

Geddis, James. 

Geddeger, Johu. 

Geddis, Jolm. 

Geems, Jeddiah. 

Geeger, Henry. 

Geeliart, Henry. 

Gee, George. 

Gee, David. 

Geer, Henry. 

Geer, Harry. 

Geer, Asa. 

Geeyer, Con. 

Geet, Ai-cMiibald. 

Gelion, Jiimes. 

Geiss, Jereuirah. 

Geiss, Herman. 

Geileeke, John. 

Genner, William. 

Genuis, William. 

Geiger, Jacob, died in Lebanon county in 1823. 

Geoghehan, Joseph. 

George, Nicholas. 

George, J. 

i^eorge, Jolm. 

George, William. 

Gepford, William, died in l«-_'8, in Daupliin county. 

Gery, Jolm. 

Gerhart, John. 

Gerhart, Adam. 

Gerhart, George. 

Gerhart, William. 

Gerheart, Abraiiani. 

Gerback, John. 

Gerhart, Henry. 

Gersliaw, Gabriel. 

Gernett, George. 

Gerlinger, Lewis. 

Gerhard, Charles. 

Gerhart, Abraham. 

Gervin, Henry. 

Gerlin, John. 

Getzelman, John, died in Berks comity, 1811 



IIEVOT.FTTOXARY SOLDIERS. 81 

Getty, William. 

Getty, Christian. 

Gibbeii, Colonel. 

Gibb, Robert, residing in W'estmoreland county, l6-2i> 

Gibson, John. 

Gibbs, Joshua. 

Gibbard, [lenry. 

(Jibbons, James. 

Gibons, l^atrick. 

Gibbins, Patrick. 

Gibson, James. 

Gibson, David. 

Gibson, Samuel, residing in Ciioster county, ls:i!). 

Gibbard, Henry. 

Gibson, Tliomas. 

Gibson, Henry, residing in Fayette C(»unty, IMo. 

Gidego, John. 

Gideon, (Jeorge. 

Gidens, Edwards. 

Giedeke, John. 

Gierap, Sebastian. 

Gier, Nicholas. 

Giffey, John. 

Gihler, William, Colonel. 

Gill, Erasmus. 

Gill, William. 

Gilbert, Ar. 

Gillchrist, James. 

Gillelaiid, Pliilip, lesiding in Bedford county, l.S:^';. 

Gillesjty, John. 

Gill, Doctor. » 

Gilbert, Jesse. 

Gilfillen, Henry. 

Gilnian, Samuel, died in Fayette county, iH'Z-. 

Gilmore, Mattiiew. 

Gilmore, Thomas. 

Gilbert, Michael. 

Gilchrist, James. 

Gilmore, John. 

Gillachy, William. 

(iilfry, Charles. 

Gilkey, John. 

(Jilbert, I'eter. 

Gilhis, Aithur. 

(iillet, Asa. 

Gilkey, Thomas. 

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82 ALPHABETICAL LIST OP 

Gillet, Alplieus. 
Gilmore, Jonathan. 
Gilmore, Tliomas. 
Gilbert, John. 
Gill, Erasmus. 
Gilbreath, John. 
Gilbert, Stephen. 
Gilbert, Daniel. 
Gilbert, Ci)arles. 
Gilman, Philip. 
Gilmore, Daniel. 
Gillen, John. 
Gill, John. 
Gillespey, John. 
Gillespie, Joshua. 
Gillis, Thomas. 
Gillespie, William. 
Gilbert, Samuel. 
Gimell, John. 

Gims, Andrew. 

Ginder, Haslet. 

Ginter, Henry. 

Ginel, Robert. 

Ginn, Patrick. 

Gise, Jeremiah. 

Gitty, Samuel. 

Glass, Robert, residing in Chester county, 1«14. 

Glassmire, Jacob. 

Gladwin, John. 

Glas'kin, Patrick. 

Glendy, William, 

Glentworth, James. 

Glendining, James. 

Gleron, Patrick. 

Glen, Patrick. 

Glean nan, Charles. 

Gleckuer, Christian. 

Gled, Daniel. 

Glisson, James. 

Glover, James. 

Glynn, Hugh, died in Westmoreland county, 1818. 

Goaiell, Mathew. 

Gobble, Henry. 

Gobin, Hugh. 

Godfrey, George, 

God fret, George. 



REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 83 

Godsbal, Daniel. 

Godshall, Henry. 

Godclialk, Henry. 

Godfret, W. E. 

Godfer, George, alias Filclier. 

Godsgrace, Daniel. 

Gobbinan, Adam. 

Goff, John. 

Goff, Samuel D. 

Golf, Archibald. 

Goff, Solomon. 

Gofortli, Zach. 

Gohn, Jolin. 

Gohn, Tliomas. 

Goliean, Edward. 

Gohoon, James. 

Golding, Benjamin. 

Goldsberry, Captain. 

Gollagher, James. 

Goldin, James. 

Golasberry, John. 

Gold, Levi. 

Goldy, John, Sergeant. 

Goriier, Peter. 

Gomley, Thomas. 

Goodman, Richard. 

Goodgraw, Daniel. 

Goodman, Michael. 

Goodwill, Asa. 

Gooding, John. 

Good, Jos(^ph, residing in Philadelphia, 1822. 

Goodshall, Henry. 

Goodman, John. 

Goodwin, Samuel. 

Good, John. 

Gordon, John, (second.) 

Gordon, Ghiirles. 

Gordand, Robert. 

Gordon, Peter, residing in Indiana county, 1812. 

Gordon, George. 

Gore, Thomas. 

Gordon, Captain. 

Gorman, Joseph. 

Gordon, William. 

Gordon, Thonias, from Bedford county; died prior to 1S12. 

Gordon, Robert, residing in Indiana county, 1S12. 



84 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Gordon, Thomas, (second.) 

Gordon, James 

Gore, Robert. 

Gordon, Peres. 

Gordon, Andrew, residing in Chester county, 1812; served four 

years. 
Gorman, Lawrence. 
Gorden, David. 
Gorm an , Sam uel . 
Gordon, William. 

Gosner, Peter, died in Allegheny county in 1827. 
Gossner, Peter. 
Gossner, Lieutenant, 
Goslen, Mordacai. 
Goss, Ebenezer. 
Gosher, Barnet. 
Goshlen, John. 
Goshner, Peter, Captain. 
Gottfried, Christian. 
Gotsle, John. 
Gould, Samuel. 
Goumey, Samuel. 
Gourley, Thomas. 
Gough, Archibald. 
Gough, Roger. 
Gouman, Samuel. 
Gouniay, Thomas. 
Govoday, James. 
Gowm, John. 
Gowen, Hugh. 
Gower, John. 
Graham, Edward. 
Grannadear, Abraham. 
Gray, Jonathan, 
Gray, William. 
Gray, Joel. 
Graham, "William. 
Grandt, Peter. 
Graham, John. 
Grant, Joseph. 
Gray, Joseph. 
Grace, Samuel. 

Graef, Samuel, residing in Crawford county, 1827. 
Graef, William. 

Graeff, Frederick, killed in 1826, in Beiks county. 
Graff, Garret. 



REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 85 

Graj', Samuel. 

Gray, Alexander, reskling in Allegheny county, 1820. 

Gray, Robert. 

Gray ham, George. 

Grant, George. 

Grant, Ca|)tain. 

Grace, George. 

(Jratlinger, John. 

Grail am, George. 

Grace, Arnold. 

(Jraham, Henry. 

Giaydon, Alexander. 

(Jrayliam, William. 

Graydon, Andrew. 

Graham, David. 

Grace, Andrew: 

Grammee, Jesse. 

Grady, William. 

Gray, James. 

Grant, Robert. 

Gray, George. 

Graff, John. 

Grauss, Jacob. 

Grace, William. 

Gi-atinger, John. 

Gramer, Ludevich. 

Graff, Jacob. 

Grant, Peter. 

Graham, Thomas. 

Graham, Daniel. 

Gray, William. 

Grant, Peter. 

Grandt, Peter. 

Grace, Aaron. 

Grace, Ernest. 

Granner, George, 

(Jianan, Patrick. 

Gray, Nathaniel. 

Graham, Enos. 

Graham, John. 

Grant, William. 

Graham, Amos. 

(iraham, William, residing in Westmoreland county, lcS12. 

Grant, Patrick. 

Graidiill, William. 

Grasley, Peter. 



86 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Grace, William. 

Grace, Jacob. 

Gramar, Jesse. 

Gramlin, Adam. 

Graul, Jacob, residing in Lancaster county, 1818. 

Grea, James. 

Greenamyer, Captain. 

Grey, Samuel. 

Grey, Nathaniel. 

Greenawalt, Philip. 

Grey, Captain. 

Green, Thomas. 

Green, Nem. 

Green, Robert. 

Greenwood, John. 

Green, Amos. 

Green, Levan. 

Grey, William. 

Greenwalt, Nicholas. 

Greeuamore, Casamer. 

Green, David. 

Gregory, Benjamin. 

Greer, James. 

Gregg, Robert. 

Gregg, John. 

Green, Thomas. 

Green, John. 

Greenwalt, Colonel 

Greely, John. 

Greemior, Casmer. 

Greenewald, Henry. 

Gregory, Christian. 

Greemier, Casamer. 

Greenewald, Nicholas. 

Gregory, John, residing in Chester county, 1820. 

Grevions, Sebastian. 

Greenewald, Abraham 

Green, Timothy. 

Green, Samuel. 

Green, Samuel, (second.) 

Greer, John. 

(xregory, Christopher. 

Gready, William. 

Greer, Henry. 

Greaely, John. 

Greeclick, Philip 



REVOLUTIONARY SOLDI P:RS. S7 

Green, Casper. 

Gregory, William. 

Greeii, Michael. 

Green, Jolni. 

Green, Solomon. 

Green leaf, Israel. 

Greer, Moses. 

Greenland, James. 

Gretliorn, George. 

Green wait, Abraham. 

Green wald, Adam. 

Grimes, C'ornelius. 

Gridley, Daniel, residing in Luzerne county. l<s]<t. 

Grimes, James. 

Gridley, John, residing in Luzerne county, islit. 

Grim, William. 

(irrinding, Jesse, residing in (rreene county, isis. 

Gritlith, Levi. 

Grimsliell, Richard. 

Griscombe, Samuel. 

Grier, Henry. ♦ 

Grillith, John. 

Gritlith, Abraham, served three years: residing m Berks county, 

1809. 
Grimes, Stephen. 
Griswold, Andrew. 
Griflin, Captain. 
Grillith, Captain. 
Griffen, Thomas. 
(Jritlith, Jolni. 
Griflith, Amos, 
(rrillith, .loseph. 
Grillith, Levi, Lieutenant. 
Grim, Captain. 
Grier, Captain. 
Grimes, Patrick. 
Grimes, Thomas. 
Griunore, Jeremiah. 
Grier, .lohn. 
Grier, David. 
(t riff en, Roger. 
Grimes, Cornelius, (second.) 
Grimes, Robert. 
Grimth, Howell. 
GriHith, Josei)h. 
Grillith, David. 



88 AJ.PHABETICAL LIST OF 

Griffilli, Owen. 
Grier, llugli. 
G liner, George. 
Grinder, Christian. 
Grimes, John. 
Grimson, Samuel. 
Grirashiiw, Richard. 
Griffith, Howell, (second.) 
Griffy, Howard. 
Griffin, Peter. 
Griffin, Edward. 
Griffeth, David. 
Griffrey, John. 
Griffy, Lawrence. 
Grimes, Leonard. 
Griem, John. 
(t rimes, Philip, 
(irimes, Corneliu.s. 
Groves, John, 
(irover, George. 
Grove, John. 
Groves, William. 
Grover, John. 
Gross, Henry, (wagoner.) 
Grover, Isack. 
Grose, Conrad. 
Gross, Jolm. 
Growp, Adam. 
Grover, William. 
Grove, Michael. 
Grover, Henry. 
Groff, Michael. 
Groce, Conrad. 
Grose up, Jacob. 
(Jroff, Peter, 
(irove, Samuel. 
(Jross, Lieutenant. 
Grove, Alexander. 
Grovies, Isaiah. 
Grometh, Jacob. 
Grover, Francis. 
Grubb, Peter, Captain. 
(Jruider, Jacob, 
(rrubb, Jacob. 
Grubb, Peter. 
Grnber, Valentine. 



RE VOLUTION All Y SOLDIERS. 89 

Gruver, Isaac. 

Grumloff, Goldin. 

Gniinloff, George. 

(hiiber, Valentine. 

(h-nnibongli, George. 

Grnniley, Jacob. 

Gniber, George. 

Gruber, Isaac. 

Giyon, Joseph. 

Gngen, George. 

Gugger, George. 

Guillain, John. 

Guiii, Patrick. 

Guise, IMiilii). 

Gnkey, George. 

Gun, William, died in Washington county, 1S24. 

Gunderson, Christian. 

Gundy, William, wounded in the neck at Germantown ; residing 
in Beaver county, 1809. 

Gunkle, George. 

Guiniell. John. 

Gunnon, John. 

(xunger, Nicholas. 

GunV)ys, Captain. 

(nirney, Captain. 

Gurney, Francis. 

Gurlam, John. 

Gurney, Lieutenant Colonel. 

Gurze, Philip. 

Gurting, William. 

Gussett, Renjamin. 

Gussard, Valentine, residing in Ohio in 1S2-5. 

Gutlirie, .John. 

Guthart, Henry, residing in Nortliumberland comity, 1S18. 

Guthrey, William, teamstei-, vvonnded at Paoli ; residing in Ann- 
strong county, 1821. 

Guthry, William, died in Armstrong county, 1828. 

Guthry, John. 

Giithery, George. 

(inyher. Peter. 

Guylier, .John. 

Guy, Daniel. 

(Juyher, Daniel. 

Guyger, George. 

(luysell, Chiistian. 

Guyer, Cornel ins. 



90 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Guy, Jonathan, died in Montgomery county, 1826. 

Ilaag, Cliristian. 

Haas, John. 

Haas, Peter, residing in Northumberland county, 1S29. 

Haas, Patrick, Jr. 

Hacket, Michael. 

Hacketswiller, George. 

Hacket, John. 

Hockenburg, Peter, residing in Union county, 1820. 

Hacket, Ricliard. 

Iladfield, John. 

Haegarty, John. 

Haeese, Frederick. 

Haffenbough, James. 

Haggerty, James. 

Hagerman, James. 

Hagol, John. 

Haggerty, Archibald. 

Haggarty, Jolm. 

Hag us, James. 

Hagginton, Robert. 

Ilaggan, Peter. 

Hagerty, James. 

Haggerty, Hugh. 

Ilagley, Joseph. 

Hagle, Pliilip. 

Haggerty, Dennis. 

Haggarty, James. 

Hager, Andrew. 

Ilagard, Charles. 

Haggerty, Patrick. 

Ilagen. 

Haines, James. 

Haines, William. 

Haines, John. 

Haind, Benjamin. 

Ilains, Daniel. 

Ilaire, Captain. 

Hallet, Jonah. 

Hall, William. 

Elall, Timothy. 

Hall, Captain. 

Hall, John. 

Haler, James. 

Hallowell, Thomas. 

Hallowell, John. 



REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 91 

Hall, Robert. 

Ilalbeit, Thomas. 

Hall, Alexander. 

Hallmaii, (ieorge. 

Hale, Richard. 

Halfuor, George. 

Hall, .Joseph. 

Hallowell, Samuel. 

IlaU'iu'iiny, Patrick. 

Hall, Samuel. 

Haley, Thomas. 

Halbert, William. 

Hali)eiuiy, Patrick. 

Hallerau, Morgan. 

Hall, David. 

Halfpenny, Tiiomas. 

Halton, John M., residing in Scott county, Kentucky, 1821 

Hambleton, Thomas. 

Hammond, D. 

Hamlin, Pettis. 

Hamilton, Joim, residing in Lancaster county, 1812. 

Hamilton, Andrew. 

Hamilton, James. 

Hammond, David. 

Ham, Miciiael. 

Hammond Jolni. 

Hammond, Benjamin. 

Hammond, James, residing in Lycoming county, 1828. 

Hambright, Ainaham. 

Hamilton, William. 

Hamon, Abraham. 

Hammond, Thomas. 

Hamill, John X. 

Hamon, William. 

Hamilton, Robert, residing in Lycoming county, 1821, 

Hamilton, John, died in Westmoreland county, 1825. 

Hamilton, Thomas. 

Hamilton, John, residing in Crawford county, 1820. 

Hamgy, William. 

Hamford, Lewis. 

Hambleton, Tliomas. 

Hamilton, Ijieutenant. 

Hambright, Henry. 

Ham, James. 

Hampton, John. 

Hami)ton, William. 



92 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Hamon, Abraham. 

Hamman, Lawrence. 

Ham moil, John. 

Hamin, Nicholas. 

Hambelton, Andrew. 

Hamilton, Robert, residing in Fayette county, 1815. 

Hammond, Antiiony. 

Hambleton. Jolin. 

Hamerick, Henry. 

Hameltin, Thomas, Sr. 

Hameltin, Thomas, Jr. 

Hamiltan, J. 

Hainm, Richard. 

Hamnioii, Thomas. 

Hampsoii, William, residing in Dauphin county, 1809. 

Hamlin, John. 

Hammin, Colonel. 

Hammin, John. 

Hanna, John. 

Hannah, Anthony. 

Hannigan, William. 

PLuid, Colonel. 

Hands, AVilliam. 

Hanna, Stephen. 

Hanna, John, Sergeant, from Dauphin county; residing in Clarice 

county, Kentucky, 1819. 
Hann, David H. 

Hanley, Patrick, died in Montgomery county, 1826. 
Hancock, James. 
Hancock, Thomas. 
Hanna, Stephen. 
Hanna, Robert. 
Haney, Samuel. 
Haney, Philip. 

Haney, David, residing in the State of Indiana, 1825, 
Hanley, Hugh. 
Haning, Jacob. 
Hanning, Conrad. 
Hannah, Robert. 
Hanliii, Marmaduke. 
Hanover, Joseph. 
Hanly, Joiin. 
Hanse, Peter. 
Hanagun, John. 
Haney, Josiah. 
Hansel, George. 



REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 93 

Hand, Patrick. 

lluiitzt'e, Micljiiel. 

Ilaiuu'li, Arcli. 

Hans, iMicliael. 

Hans, Leonard, residing in Nortluimpton county, 1820. 

Hantzel, Michael. 

Hann, Stephen. 

Ilanny, Thomas. 

Ilanley, Christ. 

ILmcock, John. 

Haniss, IXuiiel. 

Hannali, Arcliibald. 

Handel, Adam. 

Hand, Patrick. 

Hai)pack, iVIicliael. 

Happeny, James. 

ILirding, Israel. 

Ilartegrove. Samuel. 

Ilurball, Adam, or (Ilerbola, Adam.) 

Hartman, Deitrick. 

Hartman, Jacob, died in Lancaster coimty, 1828. 

Hartman, Jacob. 

Hartz, Niciiolas. 

Harper, William. 

Ilarran, David, residing in Allegheny county, 1827. 

Harris, R. 

Hart, Jacob. 

Harrison, Archibald. 

Harrelswood, John. 

Harbeson, Francis. 

Harges, Abraham. 

Harbeson, William, residing in ]5utler county, 1820 

Harper, Henry. 

IIarris<in, John. 

Harper, John. 

Harris, John. 

Hartt, John. 

Harris, James. 

Hart, Samuel. 

Ilarman, Casper, 

Harleson, Benjamin. 

Harokley, Richard. 

Hartley, Casper. 

Hartley, Simon. 

Hartman. George. 

Harden, Lieutenant. 



94 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Harris, Robert. 

Harvey, Arcliibald. 

Harissoii, John. ' 

Hardy, William. 

Harrington, Jacob. 

Harrison, James. 

Hardy, Elijah. 

Harris, Captain. 

Harman, John. 

Hart, William. 

Harrington, John. 

Hart, William. 

Harman, Jonah. 

Hart, Josiah. 

Harris, Joseph. 

Harding, Matthias. 

Harmer, Jonaii. 

Harrington, Isaac. 

Harvey, Samuel. 

Harper, John, Lieutenant. 

Hardin, John, Lieutenant. 

Harris, Captain. 

Harris, William. 

Harrison, John, (second.) 

Hartley, Colonel. 

Hargess, Abrara. 

Harper, Samuel. 

Harper, James. 

Hart, George. 

Harden, Lieutenant. 

Harris, John. 

Harris, Cai)tain. 

Harmar, Josiah 

Harris, Daniel. 

Hartley, Thomas. 

Harper, Andrew. 

Harper, William. ' 

Ilarmady, Henry. 

Hartman, Conrad. 

Harrald, James. 

Harrington, Thomas. 

Harper, Samuel. 

Harsli, Jacob. 

Harrison, Thomas. 

Harmon, John. 

Ilarmisty, lien rick. 



REYOLUTIOXARY SOLDIERS. 9.5 

n;udt;ii)e, Fiederick. 

Harris, Fnuicis. 

Ilarmuii, Jacob. 

Hart, Jolifi. 

Ilartiiian, George. 

Harry, John. 

Harry, Thomas. 

Hartzel, John. 

Harbert, Benjamin. 

Harley , Jolin. 

Harris, Abraham. 

Harry, Samuel. 

Harber, William. 

Harrald, James, (second.) 

Harvey, David. 

Harrott, Azalial. 

Harrot, Andrew. 

Harriot, Reuben. 

Harney, Henry. 

Hartman, Peter. 

Harry, Samuel. 

Harper, Thomas. 

Harrington, Jacob. 

Hart, Samuel. 

Harvey, Patrick. 

Hanley, Patrick. 

Harden, Daniel. 

Hartaffel, Frederick. 

Harkishynier, Jacob. 

Harden, John. 

Harker, Frans. 

Harper, William. 

Hardy, John. 

Harter, Peter. 

Harmer, Jacob. 

Hardui, Daniel. 

Harp, George. 

Hiuies, John. 

Hartney, Patrick. 

Hart, Nicholas. 

Harris, John. 

Harper, Edward. 

Harborn, Josei)h, died in Pliiladelphia county, ante 182S. 

Harrison, John. 

Harvey, Samuel. 

Hartman, Theodore. 



96 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Harper, Jacob. 

Hardin, John. 

Harris, Robert. 

Harris, Jolm. 

Hardy, Jacob. 

Harvey, Robert. 

Harnian, Samuel. 

Hardy, Elijah. 

Harmody, Henry. 

Harp, Henry. 

Harris, Benjamin. 

Harden, Tliomas Adam. 

Harding, Richard, died in Fayette county, 1810 

Harper, Tliomas. 

Harter, Lewis. 

Harrison, Samuel. 

Hart, Martin, residing in Columbia county, 1813. 

Hardman, Theodore. 

Hart, Adam, residing in Lancaster county, 1823. 

Hartman, Conrad. 

Hartman, Christian. 

Harper, Henry. 

Hartigan, Jolni. 

Haskins, Cornelius. 

Haslet, James. 

Haslet, William, taken prisoner and detained seven months in New 

York ; residing in Indiana county, 1826 ; age seventy-two. 
Hase, Jonatiian. 
Hastings, Samuel. 
Haslett, William, (second.) 

Hassler, Stephen, residing in Berks county, 1826. 
Hassy, Rees. 
Hashinger, Jacob. 
Hasinger, Jacob. 
Hastings, Alexander. 
Hastings, Alexander, (second.) 
Hastings, John. 
Hasman, Casper. 

Hasson, Barney, residing in Centre county, 1813. 
Hatton, Henry. 
Hatton, James. 
Hathorn, Daniel. 
Housel, George. 
Hautz, Michael. 
Hautz, Michael, (second.) 
Ilautzel, George. 



KETOLUTIONARY SOLDIEES. S»7 

Ilausp, Nicliolas. 

Ilauice, Jolin. 

Haun, Uaynell. 

Hausberger, Matthew. 

Hausei', Casper. 

Haiiies, James. 

Hauly, Jacob. 

Hay, William. 

Hay, Samuel. 

Hayes, James. 

Hayes, Christian. 

Hay, Captain. 

Hay, John. 

Hayes, Martin. 

Hayes, Joini. 

Hayes, James. 

Hay, ('olonel. 

Hays, William. 

Haynes, William. 

Haythorn, John. 

Hazs, Patrick. 

Hazelhurst, John. 

Hazlewood. 

Hazlewood, Richard. 

Hazeii])urg, Henry. 

Hazelet, Aliz. 

Hazen, John. 

Hawkins, John H. 

Hawn, David. 

Hawkins, Francis. 

Hawkins, Edward. 

Hawke, Henry. 

Hawkins, John. 

Ileadley, James, residing in tlie State of New York, 1821. 

Heatrick, Pliilip. 

Healy, George, residing in Westmoreland county, 1826. 

Heard, John. 

Health, Samuel. 

Heard, Captain. 

Heaniy, Charles. ; 

Hearn, John. 

Healy, Dennis. 

Head, James. 

Heaslet, Andrew', residing in Westmoreland county, 1826. 

Head, James, (second.) 

Heagerty, John. 

7~YoL. XIII. 



98 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Heart man, Henry 

Heany, Philip. 

Heart, John. 

Healy, Martin. 

Heavron, Ilngli. 

Heatman, William. 

Heard, Bennet. 

Heans, Daniel. 

Heard, Richard. 

Ileagan, Peter. 

Heaton, James. 

Heaven?, Thomas. 

Hebebeiger, Peter. 

HeckmaTi, Ulrick. 

Heck, Goust 

Heck, Gost. 

Heckman, Jacob. 

Heckman, George. 

Hedrick, George. 

Hedrick, Captain. 

Hedrick, Adam. 

Hedrick, Jacob. 

Hefner, Henry. 

Heffner, George. 

Hefflinger, George. 

Hefflich, Melchior. 

Heger, Jonatlian. 

Heindel, John, snbseqnently with St. Clair and wounded; resided 

in Lancnster county, 1812. 
Ileines, William. 
Ileilmaii, John. 
Heisam, John. 
Heister, Joseph. 
Heiser, John. 
Height, Jacob. 
Heiber, George. 
Heisler, Jacob. 
Heller, Jacob. 
Helm, John. 
Helm, Christian. 
Helm, Frederick. 
Hellor, George. 
Heller, John. 
Heltore, Joseph. 
Helbow, Edward. 
Helm, George. 



REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 99 

Helsley, Jacob. 

Helter, Pliilip. 

IlelliiK], William. * 

H elbow, Robert. 

Helium, George. 

Hemmerly, Peter, residing in Daiipliin county, 1822. 

Heneman, Henry. 

Henner, Thomas. 

Hemore, John. 

Henry, Colonel. 

Hentzs, John. 

Henderson, Henry. 

Henderson, William. 

Henderson, James. 

Henderson, Joseph. 

Henley, Henry. 

Henry, Francis. 

Henry, William. 

Ilening, Henry, residing in Centre county, 1827. 

Henry, Philip. 

Henry, John, residing in the State of Indiana in 1822. 

Henry, Hugh. 

Henderson, Samuel. 

Henderson, Michael. 

Hendrake, Andrew. 

Henderson, John. 

Henry, John. 

Henderson, Joseph, (second.) , 

Henderson, Andrew. 

Henderliter, Michael. 

Henderson, Captain. 

Hen d rick, Captain. 

Henderson, Robert. 

Hendershot, Abraham, residing in Mifflin county, 1824. 

Henry, Joseph. 

Henry, Richard. 

Henry, Thomas. 

Henley, Emaurice. 

Henderson, Edward. 

Henson, John. 

Hendry, John. 

Henderson, Alexander. 

Heniiig, David. 

Hetniing, George. 

Henderson, Geoige. 

Henderson, Anthony. 



100 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Heniman, Henry. 

Henuesy, John, died June 10, 1819, in Franklin county. 

Henry, Robert. 

Henry, James. 

Henry, Samuel. 

Hen, Philip. 

Hensey, Samuel. 

Hensey, Henry. 

Hertzle, Henry. 

Herry, Samuel. 

Herbert, Stewart. 

Herper, Robert. 

Heron, John II. 

Herrington. Isaac. 

Herrup, James. • 

Herbert, Thomas. 

Herron, John. 

Herrey, David. 

Herring, Christopher. 

Hersh, John. 

Herman, Jacob. 

Herman, George. 

Herrington, Lewis. 

Herring, Jacob. 

Herriot, Joseph, residing in the State of New York, 1829. 

Hersh, Frederick. 

Hergood, Henry. 

Hernly, Thomas. 

Hernly, Samuel. 

Heslet, Robert. 

Heslet, Andrew. 

Hesser, Henry. 

Hesser, John, residing in Schuylkill county, 1823. 

Hess, William. 

Hesenback, Frederick. 

Heston, John. 

Hess, George. 

Hess, Tobias. 

Hess, Michael. 

Hess, John. 

Hethe, Captain H. 

Hetterick, Ger. 

Hettinger, Peter, residing in Berks county, 1820. 

Hetterick, Adam. 

Hett, Adam. 

Hewet, William. 



IIEVOLUTIONAIIY SOLDIERS. U)l 



Ilewet, John. 
Hewitt, Israel. 
Hew let, Samuel. 
Heyden, Willliam. 
Heyliii, Patt^ 
Heyer, Jolm. 
Heydiicks, Baltis. 
Heylaiuls, Patt. 
Hezlip, llezin. 
Iliat, Joseph. 
Hibbard, Daniel. 
Hibly, John. 
Hicks, William. 
Hicks, Jacob, pies. 
Hicks, Lieutenant. 
Hickman, Francis. 
Hicks, Jacob Giles. 
Hickey, William. 
Hicks, Giles, 
nicker, Adam, 
lliderick, Adam. 
! [idler, Andrew. 
Hiester, Captain. 
Iliester, Joseph, 
llienerlieter, Michael. 
Hiff, George. 
Higgins, Thomas. 
Highlands, Nathan. 
Highlands, Michael. 
Hlggins, John. 
Illgler, Henry. 
Iliggins, James, 
Higginbottan, Thomas. 
Hight, Christopher. 
Hlggins, William. 
Higlit, John. 
Hlggins, Jonathan. 
Higgan, Patrick. 
Highlands, Nathaniel. 
Ililinan, George. 
Hillyer, Henry. 
Hi Iff, Jacob. 
Hilton, Hale. 
Hill, Frederick. 
Tinker, Henry. 
Hill, lohn. 



102 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Ilillson, Angus. 

Hill, John, (second.) 

Hill, Adam, died in Mercer county, ante 1827. 

Hill, Alexander. 

Hill, Frederick, residing in Lycoming county, 1818. 

Hill, Jacob, residing in Lycoming county, 1818. 

Hillegass, Peter. 

Hilyer, Henry. 

inlands, Michael. 

Ililfe, Jacob. 

Hill, Henry. 

Hill, Alexander. 

Hilyer, Henry, second.) 

Hilands, Michael, (second.) 

Hilfe, Jacob. 

Hill, William. 

Ilillyard, David. 

Hilt, John. 

Hill, Adam. 

Hill, Jacob. 

Hilbert, John. 

Hime, Jacob. 

Hinaman, John. 

Hintz, John. 

Hind, Captain. 

nines, Thomas. 

Hines, Peter. 

Hinnson, John. 

Hinelider, Michael. 

Hinsley, John. 

Hine, Conrad. 

Hinkle, Nathan. 

Hinderliter, Michael. 

Hingle, Leonard. 

nines, Samuel. 

Hines, Matthew. 

Ilineman, Henry. 

Hinerletter, Michael. 

Hinaman, Frederick. 

Hind, John. 

Hinkle, Henry. 

Hinton, William, residing in Centre county, 1823. 

Ilirish, Jacob. 

Hirbert, Jesse. 

Hirsh, Jacob. 

Hirnick, Abraham. 



REYOLUTIONAllY SOLDIERS. 103 

Ilirndiy, Michael. 

Ulster, George. 

Hissoii, Thomas. 

Ilisselbaiigli, Oswald. 

Hise, John. 

Hite, Conrad, residing in Somerset county, 1819. 

Hitner, Frederick. 

Hiye, George. 

II iz, William. 

Hoback, William. 

Iloback, Pliilip. 

Ilobart, Charles. 

Hodgson , Samuel. 

Ilodge, John. 

Ilodgin, Samuel. 

Hodgins, Samue, (second.) 

Ilodgkins, Samuel. 

Hockins, John. 

Ilocker, John. 

Hocker, (ieorge. 

Ilocker, Albriglit. 

Hockley, Ensign. 

Hock, Christian. 

Hock, Henry. 

Hoey, Benjamin. 

Hotferman, Hugh, Sergeant. 

Hoffman, George. 

Hoffman, M. 

Hoffman, Basell. 

Hoffman, Cliarles. 

Hoffman, AVilliam, residing in Northumberland county, 1819. 

Iloffner, (Jeorge Laird. 

Hoffman, Michael. 

Hoffner, George. 

Hoffman, George, residing in Maryland in 1827. 

Hoffman, Cornelius. 

Iloffnian, -Tohn. 

Hoffman, Nicholas. 

Hoffman, Jacob. 

Hoffman, Christian. 

Hoffman, Christ. 

Hogland, Joseph. 

Hogan, John. 

Hogsett, Alexander. 

Hogenbouch, Henry. 

Hoge, John. 



104 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Hogge, John. 

Hogg, James. 

Hogaii, Jauies, residing in Delaware county, 1825; 

Hogau, John. 

Hogun, Daniel. 

Hogland, William. 

Holden, Jacob 

Holliday, Samuel. 

Holtz, William. 

Holmes, William. 

Holmes, James. 

Holm, John, Captain. 

Holden, Lars. 

Iloldliam, William 

Holliday, Captain. 

Holmes, Captain. 

Holden field, Daniel. 

Holland, Luke. 

lloUewel, Henry. 

Hollowag, Hind. 

Holman, Stephen. 

Holp, Tiiomas. 

Holt, Jesse. 

Holliday, Captain. 

Holt, Mordecai. 

Holmes, James, Lieutenant. 

Holmes, James. 

Holliday, William. 

Holm, Jacob. 

Holms, James. 

Hollering, Tliomas. 

Holland, Thomas, died in Bedford county, 1827. 

Holmes, James, drummer. 

Holmes, Nicholas. 

Holmes, Setli. 

Holm, Andrew. 

Holm, Alexander. 

Holm, .Jacob, (second.) 

Holloway, Isaac. 

Holloway, Isaac, Jr. 

Holden, Cliarles. 

Holfpinney, Patrick, 

Hollewbough, Melzar. 

Holter, James. 

Holler, Henry, residing in Westmoreland county, 1827. 

Holder, Charles. 



KEVOLUTIONAEY SOLDIERS. 105 

Holloway, Isaac. 

Ilollie, Samuel. 

Holdcraft, Silv\ 

Iloltuaii, George. 

Ilelmer, Nicliolas. 

Holdcraft, .Silas. 

Iloldeu, Samuel. 

Holsteiii, Teter, residing in Philadelphia county, 1823. 

Holstone, John. 

Ilollan, William. 

Holmes, Henry. 

Holmes, John. 

Hombecker, Thilii), residing in Lycoming county, 1812. 

Homer, William. 

Ilomm, Nicliola.s. 

Homeath, Jeremiah. 

Honey, Christian. 

Honnell, .Jacob. 

Honral, James. 

Hood, Chambers. 

Hoover, Adam. 

Hoover, Henry, discharged at Trenton, July 20, 1781; residing in 

Mifilin county, 1812. 
Hooper, Jacob. 
Iloofman, Daniel. 
Hoffman, Abraham. 
Hook, Jacob. 
Iloofman, Peter. 
Iloofman, Daniel. 
Hoot, Jacob. 
Hoof, .Jacob. 
Iloofnagle, Michael. 
Hoop, Robert. 
Hoop, Henry. 
Iloofman, Abraham. 
Hood, Thomns 
Ilootmacker, .Jacob. 
Hood, Nathaniel. 
Hooker, Nicholas. 
Ilookmagle, George. 
Hopkins, David. 

Hope, Philii>, residing in Northampton county, 1823. 
Hope, John. 
IIoppoll, Adam. 
Ilopeman, Jacob. 
Hopes, Robert. 



106 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Hopper, Henry, died in 1805, in Allegheny county. 

Hopple, John. 

Hopkins, John. 

Hopliins, Jeremiah. 

Hopkins, Cliarles. 

Hopkins, William. 

Horn, Kairy. 

Horkkeitl), Jeremiah. 

Hors, Valentine. 

Horn, Henry. 

Herd, George. 

Horey, David. 

Hore, Jacob. 

Hornar, Christ. 

Horss, Valentine. 

Horn, John. 

Horn, Abraham, died in Northampton count>, May 27, 1826. 

Horner, George. 

Hory, Francis. 

Horner, John. 

Hornick, Abraham. 

Ilorine, Jacob. 

Horrall, James, residing in Mifflin connty, 1824. 

Hose, Peter. 

Hoseck, David. 

Hoskins, John, residing in Somerset county in 1812. 

Hosneck, Daniel. 

Hotton, John, residing in Westmoreland county, 1812. 

Houglies, Patrick. 

House, Michael, died in Washington county, Maryland, 1826. 

House, Thomas. 

House, George. 

Houser, Albright. 

Houtz, Jacob. 

Housman, John. 

Houseman, Jacob. 

Houssagger, Nicholas. 

Houdmig, Houser. 

Houser, Loadering. 

Houser, John. 

Houcks, Christian. 

Houghy, Patrick. 

House, Michael. 

Hongliendobler, Michael. 

Houston, Tliomas. 

Housnecht, David. 



KEYOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 107 

Hoveiulon, Edward. 

Howard, Joliu. 

Ilowdeii , Alexander. 

Howell, Ezekiel. 

Ilowinger, Jacob. 

Howell, Isaac. 

Howell, Captain, (second.) 

Howard, C'ai>tain. 

Howell, .losepli. 

Howell, Captain. 

Howard, George. 

Howell, Joseph, Captain. 

Howell, James. 

Howard, George. 

Howel, Abner. 

Howcraft, Thomas. 

Ilovvell, Ezekiel, (second.) 

Howe, William. 

Howell, Daniel. 

Howard, Handle. ' 

Howels, Jacob. 

Howel, James. 

Ilowey, William. 

Hoy, Daniel. 

Hoy, Benjamin. 

Hoyle, Zacha. 

IL)yey, William. 

lliiber, Felix. 

Ilubbert, Christian, residing in Philadelphia, 1827. 

IIul)bs, Josiah. 

Hubley, Adam. 

Hnbley, Colonel. 

H liber, George. 

Hiibl), Isaac. 

Hnbley, B. 

Hubley, Captain. 

Iluber, Broshon. 

Hiibner, Frederick. 

Hubley, Adam, Lieutenant Colonel. 

IIul)ley, Joseph. 

Hubbs, Joseph. 

Hubley, 15ernard. 

Huck, Heiirick. 

Hudler, ]\Iartin. 

Hudson, .lames. 

Hudson, W^illiara. 



108 AI.PIIABETICAL LIST OF 

Hudd, Thomas. 

Hueston, William. 

Huff, John, residing in Northampton county, 1824. 

Huffner, George. 

Huffnagle, Captain. 

Huffnagle, Michael. 

Huglies, John. 

Huglies, Richard. 

Hughs, Richard, (second.) 

Hughes, James. 

Hughes, Peter. 

Hughs, Lieutenant. 

Hughs, John. 

Hughes, Cornelius. 

Hught, Jacob. 

Hughs, Atkinson. 

Hughes, John, Captain. 

Hughes, Humphrey. 

Hugh, William. 

Huggin, Thomas. 

Huggins, Dennis, residing in Union county, 1814. 

Hughes, William. 

Huge, Christian. 

Hughes, Matthew. ' 

Hughes, George. 

Hulter, Jacob. 

Hulet, William. 

Huliugs, John. 

Hulanbrigho, Mechon. 

Hulet, Samuel. 

Hull, John, died in Cumberland county. 

Hull, Philip. 

Hull, Wakeman. 

Hultry, John. 

Humpton, R., Colonel. 

Huinrickhouse, Peter. 

Huuiphreys, Jacob. 

Humphrey, Daniel. 

Humes, Archibald. 

Humphreys, Captain. 

Humly, John, 

Humfrey, William. 

Humpton, Richard. 

Humes, William. 

Humphrey, Jacob. 

Humphrey, John. 



EEYOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 109 

Humpliries, Daniel. 

IIuiiic, Robert. 

Iluiuplii-ies, Samuel. 

II mil pi I ley, Robert. 

Ilumiiiel, Joliii. 

Ilumniel, Henry, died in Montgomery county, 1819. 

IIumi»liries, Robert. 

Ilumbeiy, Andrew. 

Iluiniitoii, Tliomas. 

Hum, Frederick. 

Ilumpton, Daniel. 

Iliimber, Nicolas. 

Huuilile, Robert. 

Humpiirey, Thomas. 

Humphreys, .loseph. 

Hunter, James. 

Hunter, Daniel. 

Hunt, Thomas, residing in Cumberland county, 1810. 

Hunt, ^\'illialn. 

Hunt, David. 

Hunter, Colonel, 

Hunt, Jacob. 

Ilunsberger, Matthew. 

Hunter, Joseph. 

Hunter, John, enlisted in 1776 ; killed at Braudywine. 

Hunter, William. 

Hungaries, Gabriel. 

Hundly, IMichael. 

Hunter. Edward. 

Hunt, Elijah. 

Hunter, Robert. 

Hunt. Thomas. 

Iliingaiies, Gal. 

Hunt, Joseph. 

Iliiiit, (Jlover. 

Hurley, Cornelius. 

Hurley, James. 

Hursli, Pliillip. 

Ilurlburt, Joseph, 

Hurley, John. 

Husby, Michael. 

Huston, William. 

Huston, Thomas. 

Huston, Pliilip. 

Huston, Alexander. 

Huston, Robert. 



no ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Huston, John. 

Huston, William, (second.) 

Huston, Hugh. 

Huston, James. 

Hiisson, John. 

Hutson, Josiah. 

Hutter, Colonel. 

Hutchin, James. 

Hutcliinsa, .Samuel. 

Hutchinson, John, drummer. 

Hutchinson, George. 

Hutton, John, enlisted 177S ; discharged June 28, 1783; residing in 

Perry county in 1810. 
Hyde, John. 
Hydler, Martin. 
Hydrick, Abram. 
Hydler, Henry. 
Hydler, Reline. 
Hydler, Martin, (second.) 
Hyer, John. 
Hygas, Jacob. 
Hyler, Michael. 
Hylliard, Michael. 

Hymer, John, residing in Philadelphia county, 1825. 
Hymer, Daniel. 
Hyner, Daniel. 
Hyner, Joseph. 
Hyndsiiavv, James. 
Hynot, Thomas. 
Idle, Conrad. 
Idle, Jacob. 
Idle, Barney, 
lebis, George. 
Ishmael, Robert. 

lemingee, John. • 

Idding, William, residing in Beaver county, 1829 
Ilex, Piiilip. 
Inifelt, Joseph. 

Imfelt, Vincent, residing in York county, 1829. 
Impson, Henry. 
IngersoU, Artimides. 
Ingraham, Captain E. 
Ingraham, Jared. 
Ingles, Alexander. 
Ingrane, John. 
Ingle, John. 



KEVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. Ill 

Ingelliart, J;icob. 

luguit, William. 

lugart, Daniel. 

Iiigart, Peter. 

Ingait, Philip. 

liisco, Samuel. 

loous, William. 

loiioliower, Jacob. 

Irack, Michael. 

Iraciv, John. ' ** 

Ireland, James. 

Ireland, Thomas. 

Irish, Natlianiel. 

Iron, Joseph. 

Ironson, Joim, residing in Lancaster county, 1826. 

Irvine, John, (first.) 

Irvine, John, (second.) 

Irwine, Ciiarles. 

Irwin, John. 

Irwine, Joseph. 

Irwin, Andrew. 

Irwin, James. 

Irwin, ^Villiam. 

Irwin, Colonel. 

Irwin, Captain. 

Irwin, Andrew. 

Irwin, James. 

Irwin, Jacob. 

Irwin, Jerrard. 

Isaacson, William. 

Isanoyle, Thomas. 

Isenhaner, Philii). 

Isenhart, Jacob. 

Isenhower, Philip. 

I sen boys, (Jeorge. 

Isepict, George. 

Irwine, William. 

Irwine, Matthew. 

Jackson, Jeremiah. 

Jack, Patrick. 

Jackaman, ,Iohn. 

Jackson, Jeremiah. 

Jack, Matthew. 

Jack, Andrew, residing in Centre county, 1828. 

Jacob, Jolni. 

Jacobs, James, residing in Mifllin county, 1821. 



112 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Jacobs, Jolin, 

Jacob, John, private. 

Jacobs, David. 

Jacobs, Joseph. 

Jacoby, Philip. 

Jacobs, Jonathan. 

Jacobj', Michael. 

Jackson, Joshua. 

Jackson, William. 

Jagorut, Joseph. 

Jahorn, Philip. 

James, Thomas. 

James, Josiah. 

Jameson, David 

James, William. 

Jameson, Francis. 

Jamison, William. 

James, Lieutenant. 

James, Owen. 

Jameson, Daniel. 

Jameson, John. 

James, Edward. 

James, William. 

Jamison, Francis, residing in Westmoreland county, 1817. 

James, Thomas. 

Jamison, Richard. 

James, Enos. 

Jameson, Samuel. 

James, Captain. 

Jarret, Aaron. 

Jarrett, William. 

Jardin, Thomas. 

Jarrett, John. 

Jarrey, James. 

Jarrott, William. 

Jattey, Lieutenant. 

Jawleson, George. 

Jayne, Timothy. 

Jeans, Henry. 

Jeel, Henry. 

Jeff, Robert. 

Jeffrey, Robert. 

Jeffries, William. 

Jeffras, William. 

Jefferson, Justinal 

Jeffries, John. 



REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 113 

Jeffers, John. 
Jefferies, Jonatlian. 
Jeeffries, Robert. 
Jemason, Captain. 
Jenkins, Josiah. 
Jenkins, Jonah. 
Jenkins, Jesse. 
Jenkins, Lir. 
Jenkings, Captain. 
Jenkins, George, Captain. 
Jenkins, William. 
Jenny, Thomas. 
Jenkins, Captain. 
Jenkins, Jonathan. 
Jennins, William. 
Jennings, .John. 
Jenkens, Josiah. 
Jennings, Edward. 
Jennings, Thomas. 
Jennings, Jonathan. 
Jenkins, Richard. 
Jenkins, Israel. 
Jerrett, William. 
Jerrett, David. 
Jerrey, James. 
Jiles, Richard. 
Jobe, William. 
Jobs, Andrew. 
Johnson, Robert. 

Johnson, William, residing in Montgomery county in 1819. 
Johnson, William, residing in York comity, 1824. 
Johnson, Francis. 
Johnson, Andrew. 
Johnson, Richard. 
Johnson, Joseph. 
Johnson, Thomas. 
Johnson, Ezekial. 
Johnson, John. 

Johnson, Abraham, residing in Bucks county in 1820. 
Johnston, William, enlisted in 1776; wounded at Brandy wine; re- 
siding in Chester county, 1812. 
Johnston, Captain. 
Johnston, Ensign. 
Johnston, F., Colonel. 
Johnson, Captain. 
Johnson, Fi-ancis. 

8-VoL. XIII. 



114 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Johnson, Jacob. 

Johnson, Barney, fifer. 

Johnson, Andrew. 

John, Philip, 

Johnson, Robert. 

Johnson, Fergus. 

Johnston, Thomas. 

Johnson, Alexander. 

Johnston, Alexander. 

Johnston, Robert. 

Johnson, David. 

Johnson, George. 

Johnson, James. 

Johnston, David. 

Johnson, Henry. 

Johnston, Jonathan. 

Johnston, John. 

Johnston, Daniel. 

Johnston, Richard. 

Johnston. John, Second Sergeant. 

Johnston, Joseph, residing in Beaver county in 1816. 

Johnston, Ezekial. 

Johnston, Hugh, died in Cumberland county, 1826. 

Joiinston, Samuel. 

Johnston, Patrick. 

Johnston, George. 

Johnston, Peter. 

Johnston, Colonel. 

Johnson, John, Sr. 

Joiners, Michael. 

Jolly, John. 

Jolly, Luke. 

Jones, S. M. 

Jones, Thomas, Sergeant. 

Jones, Joseph, Captain. 

Jones, James M. 

Jones, William. 

Jones, Crocker. 

Jones, Phineas. 

Jones, George. 

Jones, John. 

Jones, James M. 

Jones, James. 

Jones, Humburg. 

Jones, Reese. 

Jones, Peregrine. 



RE VOLUTION AEY SOLDIERS. 115 

Jones, Evan. 

Jones, Joseph. 

Jonson, William. 

Jones, Joshua. 

Jones, Robert, residing in Cumberland county, 1820, 

Jones, Rees. 

Jones, Race. 

Jones, Isaac, Jr. 

Jones, Daniel. 

Jones, Charles. 

Jones, Dennis. 

Jones, Isaiah. 

Jones, AVilliam E. 

Jonkson, John. 

.Jones, Lewis. 

Jones, Philip. 

Jones, Joel. 

Jones, Edward. 

Jorrett, John. 

Jordan, Peter. 

Jordan, Richard. 

Jordan, John, residing in Chester county, 1810. 

Jordan, William. 

Jordan, Phenix. 

Jordan, Captain. 

Jordan, Michael. 

Jonson, William. 

Jonserant, Henry. 

Joy, Gershora, Sergeant. 

Joyce, Michael. 

Judy, Martin. 

Junkin, .Joseph. 

Junkins, Joseph. 

Junk, Donald. 

Jurey, Abraham. 

.Jury, Abraham. 

Justice, Edward. 

Justiss, John. 

Justice, John. 

Justice, Thomas. 

Justice, Benjamin. 

Justice, Robert. 

I\aiser, Lewis. 

Kaine, David, killed in battle. 

Kaive, Barny. 

Kampton, William. 



116 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Kairiahan, "William. 

Kames, John. 

Kane, Daniel. 

Kenis, David. 

Kane, Patrick. 

Karnahan, William, 

Karn, Jolni. 

Karkar, John. 

Kare, Thomas. 

Karney, John. 

Karsh, George. 

Kasey, Morris. 

Kaisy, John, died in Berks county, 1825. 

Kanstman, Xicliolas. 

Kaustman, Michael. 

Kautz, Frederick. 

Kauffman, Jacob. 

Keam, Michael. 

Keaton, John. 

Kearsley, Captain. 

Kealm, Jolm. 

Kear, Martin. 

Keatley, Christopher, residing in Centre county in 1818. 

Keaton, John. 

Kearper, Samuel. 

Kear, Peter. 

Kealing, John. 

Keasy, Roger. 

Keam, Dennis. 

Keam, Charles, residing in Washington county in 1818. 

Kean, Tliomas. 

Keasy, John, wounded at Paoli; residing in Elizabethtown, Lan. 

caster county, in 1810. 
Keasy, Peter. 

Keasy, James, residing in Butler county, 1824. 
Keast, Philip. 
Keck, Andrew. 
Keck, Henry. 
Kedney, John. 
Keen, Lawrence. 
Keeser, William. 
Keefe, Daniel. 
Keepots, Captain. 
Keen, Lawrence. 
Keen, Thomas. 
Keen, William. 



EEYOLUTIOXARY SOLDIERS. 117 

Keel, Francis. 
Jveehl, Francis. 
Keely, Patrick. 
Keep, James. 
Keeper, Valentine. 
Keek, Henry. 
Keer, William. 
Keennedy, Philip. 
Keeler, George. 
Keffle, Mathias. 
Keggs, John. 
Keigher, George. 
Kepler, John. 
Keithes, Adam. 
Keiser, Samuel. 
Kein, .John. 
Keims, William. 
Keisinger, Philip. 
Keiger, Henry. 
Keif, William. 
Kellogg, Samuel. 
Kelly, Mathew. 
Kelly, James. 
Keilly, Daniel. 
Kello, John. 
Kelly, Dennis. 

Kelly, John, residing in Philadelphia county, lS2o. 
Kelly, Timothy. 

Kelly, Ciiarles, discharged in 17S3, at James Island ; died in Cum- 
berland county in 1818. 
Kelly, William. 
Kelly, David. 
Kelly, Philip. 
Keichner, Michael. 
Kelchner, Mathew. 
Kelley, ]Jarney. 
Kelly, Frederick. 
Kelley, James. 

Kelley, Samuel, residing in Indi;\iia county, 1822. 
Kelly, Timothy. 
Kelhoffer, Frederick. 
Kelling, John. 
Kellay, Timothy. 
Keller, Frederick. 
Kelly, Barny. 
Kelp, John. 



118 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Kelley, Mathew. 

Kelley, Dennis. 

Kelly, Kaustraau. 

Kelley, William. 

Kelley, Mathew. 

Kelly, Edward. 

Kelley, ThomaiS. 

Kelley, John. 

Kelly, Hugh. 

Kelden, Michael. 

Kelly, Michael. 

Kelliner, Kdwaid. 

Keller, George, residing in Philadelphia county, 1828. 

Keller, George, (second,) residing in Westmoreland county, 1828. 

Keller, Mathew. 

Keller, Frederick. 

Kelley, Andrew. 

Kelley, Matthias. 

Kemp, Captain. 

Kemper, Jacob. 

Kemeres, Christian. 

Kemmerer, Frederick. 

Kemp, John. 

Kemper, William. 

Kemp, John Henry. 

Kendall, John, Sergeant, residing in Allegheny county, 1820. 

Kenny, Thomas. 

Kenner, IN^eger. 

Kennedy, Cornelius. 

Kennedy, Sarjuel. 

Kencard, John. 

Keugne, John. 

Kennedy, John. 

Kennedy, Michael. 

Kendel, James. 

Kenderkine, Benjamin. 

Kenny, Samuel. 

Kennedy, Thomas. 

Kendzey, Andy M. 

Kennedy, James. 

Kennedy, William. 

Kennedy, John. 

Kenney, Thomas. 

Kenna, Stephen. 

Kenny, Daniel. 

Kent, William. 



REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 119 

Kennard, John. 

Kenady, Michael. 

Kennedy, Captain, 

Kenan, James. 

Kennidy, Jolm. 

Kennedy, Cornelius. 

Kennin, Stephen. 

Kenndy, Thomas. 

Kenady, Richard. 

Kennan, Lawrence. 

Kennedy, Dennis. 

Kennady, Thomas. 

Kendle, Clayton. 

Kepler, Kilan. 

Kepler, Tobias. 

Kepliiiger, Peter. 

Kerbaugh, Daniel, residing in Montgomery county, 1825. 

Kern, Stoffel. 

Kern, Christopher. 

Kerns, Lieutenant Colonel. 

Kerrin, Stephen. 

Kerse, George. 

Kerns, George. 

Kernaham, William. 

Kerr, Patrick. 

Kerr, William. 

Kerchner, Adam. 

Kerback, John. 

Kerrigan, John. 

Kern, Henry. 

Kern, Nicholas. 

Kerchnu, Adam. 

Kerper, Abraham. 

Kenner, Valentine. 

Kerner, Joseph. 

Kerraon, John. 

Kerse, George. 

Kerr, Daniel. 

Kergner, Frederick. 

Kerling, George. 

Kerr, Robert. 

Kerr, James, residing in Washington county, 1816. 

Kerr, William, residing in Lancaster county, 1812. 

Kereger, John. 

Kerls, Frederick. 

Kerls, William. 



120 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Kern, John. 

Kershaw, Abraham. 

Kerterer, George. 

Kerwin, Stephen. 

Kessler, Jolni. 

Kester, Tobias. 

Kettle, George. 

Kerchanan, William. 

Ketchen, James. 

Ketcham, John. 

Ketts, Charles. 

Ketz, Valentine. 

Kettner, George. 

Ketrer, Matthias. 

Kettle, Joseph. 

Kettle, George. 

Kettle, Cornelius. 

Kethnar, John. 

Ketcham, John, (second.) 

Kettar, George. 

Kevler, George. 

Keyler, John. 

Keyser, Christian. 

Key sell, Jacob. 

Keyser, Valentine. 

Key more, Mathew. 

Keymer, William. 

Keyser, John. 

Key, Andrew. 

Keys, Price. 

Keys, Moses, residing in York county in 1810. 

Kibler, Jolni. 

Kibber, George. 

Kibler, Jacob. 

Kichling, Peter. 

Kickey, Robert. 

Kidale, John. 

Kidwell, James. 

Kidd, Peter, residing hi Washington county, 1822. 

Kidle, William. 

Kidd, Benjamin. 

Kieffer, George, residing in Northampton county in 1824. 

Kiger, Jacob. 

Kighler, John, residing in Philadelphia county, 1824. 

Killpatrick, Robert. 

Killchrist, Ensign. 



REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 121 

Killbuck, Henry, (a Delaware chief.) See House Journal, 1810-11, 

page 1'34. 
Killgore, Captain. 
Killgore, David, Captain. 
Killon, Michael. 
Killer, Frederick. 
Killerger, George. 
Kilbou, Benjamin. 
Killem, William. 
Killpatrick, Robert, (second.) 
Killpatrick, William. 
Killpatrick, James. 
Kimball, Captain. 
King, Elias. 
Kinsej', Samuel. 
King, Benjamin. 
Kinert, Jacob. 
Kindale, Peter. 
Kingsley, Abijah. 
Kinsmore, Thomas. 
Kindekine, Benjamin. 
King, Joseph. 

King, Joseph, (second,) residing in Crawford, county, 1S19. 
King, Hugh. 
King, John. 
Kincaid, John. 
Kinsley, John. 
King, Peter. 
Kinsel, John. 
King, John, (second.) 

King, Robert, i-esiding in Lycoming county, 1828. 
King, Benjamin. 
Kinnard, William. 
Kinchaw, Richard. 
Kinlian, Daniel. 
King, David. 

King, Francis, died in Berks county, 1828. . 

Kinkade, John. 
Kinaster, John. 
King, John, (first and second.) 
King, Christian, residing in Bedford county, 1829. 
King, William. 

King, Alexander, Sergeant, residing in Huntingdon county, 1812. 
Kinkhead, John. 
Kinder, Christian. 
Kinkaid, Robert. 



122 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Kinley, Henry. 

Kinkaid, John, military store-keeper at Manor meeting-house 

Chester county, in 1778. 
King, Elias. 
King, Peter. 
Kinhead, .loseph. 
Kinkade, James. 
Kinlcaid, Andrew. 
King, Cliarles. 
Kincaid, Joseph. 
Kinney, Peter. 
Kinns, George. 
Kinnard, William. 
King, Elias. 
King, Francis. 
Kintz, Lewis. 
Kinsel, John. 
Kiper, John. 
Kipliuger. 
Kipart, John. 
Kipp, Peter, (Sergeant. 
Kirk, Henry. 
Kirmer, John. 

Kirkpatrick, John, residing in Montgomery county, 1818. 
Kirkpatrick, William. 
Kirkpatrick, George. 
Kirk, John. 
Kirk, Isaac. 
Kirk, John. 
Kirk, Nathaniel. 

Kirkland, .John, residing in Allegheny county, 1827. 
Kirkstetter, Martin. 
Kisebock, Ozvvald. 
Kistukite, Henry. 
Kisselback, Oswald. 
Kistler, George. 
Kisler, George. 
Kissinger, Charles. 
Kissenceders, Martin. 
Kitchen, William. 
Kittle, George. 
Kitts, George. 
Kitner, George. 
Kitsinger, Philip. 
Kivler, George. 
Kline, Gabriel. 



REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 123 

Kline, John. 

Klein, John. 

Kline, Frederick. 

Kline, John. 

Kline, Conrad, residing in Maryland in 182.5. 

Kline, Philip. 

Kline, Nicholas, died in Franklin county, 1827. 

Kluker, Christian. 

Klung, Henry. 

Knappenberger, Henry. 

Knauss, David. 

Knane, Thomas. 

Knapp, Joshua. 

Kneedler, William. 

Kneass, Christopher. 

Knee, Thomas. 

Kneeland, John. 

Knight, James, residing in Greene county, 1829. 

Knightj John. 

Knight, Daniel. 

Knight, William. 

Knipe, Henry. 

Knible, Christopher. 

Knight, Michael. 

Kniglit, Macolm. 

Knight, John, (second.) 

Knight, Howard. 

Knouse, Benjamm. 

Know, Robert. 

Knowles, Daniel. 

Knox, ]5arnabas. 

Knowland, Miles. 

Knox, Matthew. 

Knowles, Charles. 

Knode, Henry. 

Knox, Major General. 

Knowland, John. 

Knowles, John. 

Knowland, Joseph. 

Knowles, William. 

Knolles, William. 

Knox, David. 

Kock, John. 

Kock, Christopher. 

Kock, Ludwick. 

Kockley, Richard. 



124 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Kockenderf, John. 

Kock, Matthias, 

Kobb, Samuel. 

Konn, WiUiam, residing in Mifflin county, 1824= 

Koons, Francis. 

Koorer, Jacob. 

Kook, Christian. 

Koon, Andrew, residing in Mifflin county, 1818. 

Koon, David, residing in Daupliin county, 1821. 

Koon, Matthias. 

Koon, Jacob, residing in Montgomery county, 1810. 

Koon, Michael. 

Koohen, Heni'y. 

Koones, Francis. 

Koons, Francis. 

Koplin, John, died in Chester county, 1827. 

Koppenhover, Jacob. 

Koppes, George. 

Kough, Ludwick. 

Koor, Peter, residing in Northampton county, 1824. 

Kough, Adam. 

Kratzer, John. 

Kratzer, John. 

Krauskop, George. 

Krebb, Melchior. 

Kreamer, John Adam. 

Kreisher, Simon. 

Kreamer, Christian. 

Krebs, Pijilip. 

Krewsar, Samuel, residing in Philadelphia county, 1823. 

Krewsar, Derrick, residing in Philadelphia county, 1825. 

Kroft, Christopher. 

Krugh, Philip, residing in Berks county, 1813. 

Krum, Peter. 

Kryder, Abraham. 

Kryder, Daniel. 

Kuhm, William. 

Kuhu, William. 

Kuman, John Adam. 

Kuntz, Lawrence, residing in Mifflin county, 1825. 

Kuns, Dewalt. 

Kuman, John Adam. 

Kurtz, Henry. 

Kurtz, John. , 

Kurtz. 

Kurtz, Christian. 



REVOLUTIOXARY SOLDIERS. 125 

Kuster, Tobias. 

Kutz, Peter, residing in Berks county, 1828. 

Kyall, Michael. 

Kyll, James. 

Kyle, James. 

Kyser, Captain. 

Kyson, Derick. 

Kysinger, Philip. 

Lackey, Henry. 

Lacey, John. ' 

Lackey, Thomas. 

Lackey, Robert. 

Lackins, David. 

Labor, Melekiah. 

Labor, Leonard, residing in Northampton county, 1829, 

Lafland, William. 

Laferty, William. 

Laferty, Daniel. 

Lafeaty, Patrick. 

Lafferty, Patrick. 

Lafferty, Dennis. 

Lafferty, John. 

Lagrange, Joseph. 

Lainsey, Peter. 

Lamb, William. 

Laird, William. 

Lamer, Merian. 

Lamb, Peter. 

Lamb, John. 

Lamer, Robert. 

Lambert, George. 

Lambard, George. 

Lambert, Joseph E. 

Lamb, James. 

Lambert, Jabes. 

Lancy, Lieutenant Colonel. 

Landerkin, Patrick. 

Langley, John B. 

Laudersmith, Jacob. 

Lanciskus, .Jacob. 

Lancaster, Thomas, Jr. 

Lancaster, Thomas, Sr. 

Lang, Captain. 

Lane, Timothy. 

Lansar, Abram. 

Lane, John. 



126 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Lane, Peter. 

Lancet, Abraham. 

Lancaster, Job. 

Lantsert, Abraham. 

Langanback, Yost. 

Lane, Albert. 

Lank, Simon. 

Langley, John. 

Land, William. 

Lantz, Martin. 

Lanson, Henry. 

Landner, Edward. 

Landerskin, Cornelius. 

Lane, Christopher. 

Lane, Timothj. 

Larcks, Anthony. 

Larimore, Samuel. 

Earner, Edward. 

Larver, Peter. 

Larey, John. 

Lards, Captain. 

Lard, David. 

Larker, Leonard. 

Larkens, James. 

Lasson, John. 

Lasher, Peter. 

Lathen, David. 

Lathmore, Tliomas. . 

Laton, Conrad. 

Lataur, Coni-ad. 

Lateclof, Henry. ; 

Latch a, John. 

Latmore, William. 

Lauther, James. 

Laughlin, Samuel. 

Laughorn, Thomas. 

Laughlin, Dennis. 

liaughlin, John. 

Laughlin, Waitnear. 

Lauman, Philip, residing in Dauphin county, 1819. 

Lauson, Henry. 

Lauglen, Richard. 

Laughlin, Peter. 

Laverswiller, Jacob. 

Lavirs, Richard. 

Lavering, Neckhard. 



REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 127 

Lavery, John, died June 17, 1819. 

Lawer, Michael. 

Lavvson, Isaac. 

Lawrence, Amos. 

Lawrence, John. 

Lawrence, William. 

Lawrence, Jo. 

Lawson, John. 

Lawrence, Joseph. 

Lawrence, James. 

Lawson, James. 

Lawson, Caleb. 

Lawyer, Peter. 

Layman, Ilendrick. 

Layraore, Thomas. 

Layman, Henry. 

Layman, Andrew. 

Leary, Abram. 

Learner, Robert. 

Leary, Michael. 

Leach, James. 

Leach, Hezekiah. 

Leany, George. 

Leany, Daniel. 

Leather man, Michael. 

Leary, Michael, (second.) 

Learmliart, George. 

Leary, Cornelius. 

Lead, James. 

Leary, Abijah. 

Lead, Conrad. 

Lear, John. 

Leard, James, 

Leard, John. 

Lean, John. 

Lean, Henry, 

Lear, Henry. 

Learny, James. 

Leanor, Charles. 

Leapard, John. 

Leary, Daniel. 

Leary, Dennis. 

Lear, Jacob. 

Leagor, John. 

Lebe, Frederick. 

Lebo, Henry, residing in Lycoming county In 1817. 



128 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Lechner, George. 

Leddington, Peter. 

Ledlie, William. 

Ledyard, Joseph, Sr. 

Leddinton, Peter. 

Leech, James. 

Leech, Archibald. 

Lee, Fergus. 

Leech, John. 

Leebe, Frederick. 

Lee, James. 

Lee, John, residing in Crawford county, 1826. 

Leech, Eobert. 

Lee, Edward. 

Lee, Andrew. 

Lee. 

Leech, William. 

Lee, Francis. 

Leeper, George. 

Lepner, Jacob. 

Leech, Joseph. 

Lee, Major. 

Leeper, Jolm. 

Lefler, Ilendrick. 

Leffler, Henry. 

Legonier, John. 

Legins, James. 

Lehner, Adam. 

Lehnig, George. 

Lehnick, George. 

Lehry, Henry. 

Lehman, William. 

Lehman, Anthony. 

Leisner, William. 

Leidy, Valentine. 

Leips, John. 

Leibe, Frederick. 

Leiders, Henry. 

Leigh ton, Alex. 

Leidy, Christian. 

Leland, Patrick. 

Lemon, Samuel. 

Lemon, John, enlisted 1776; discharged 1781; residing in Mifflin 

county, 1820. 
Lemon, Henry. 
Leman, Henry. 



IIEVOLUTIONAIIY S()].DIER8. 120 

Lemon, Audrey. 

Lemon, William,. residing in Lycoming county, 1826. 
Lendenmalt, Michael. 
Lentz, Michael. 
Lengist, Daniel. 
Lenox, Michael. 
Lenox, David. 
Lenox, George. 
Lennox, David. 
Lentz, Daniel. 
Lents, Christopher. 
Lenard, Michael. 
Lenard, Richard. 
Leob, Casper. 
Leonard, Thomas. 
Leonard, .Tohn. 
Leonard, Frederick. 
Leonard, Roger. 
Leonard, Michael. 
Leonard, Fliilip. 
Leo, William. 
Leo, Edmon. 

Leonard, Samuel, enlisted October 10, ]77fi; discharged 17S1 ; re- 
siding in MifHin county, 1810. 
Leonard, Silas. 
Leonard, Rodger. 
Lepoole, Joseph. 
Lepner, Jacob. 
Leroy, (Ensign.) 
Lerch, Anthony. 
Le Roy, George. 
Lesley, Samuel, Colonel. 
Lesley, James. 
Lesli, Philip. 
Lesher, Peter. 

Lesher, George, residing in Philadelphia county, 1826. 
Lessley, Christian. 

Lesley, Samuel, died in Lancaster county in 1823, 
Lesley, John. 
Lesure, Joseph. 
Letterman, Michael. 
Levers, Roljert. 
Levers, Colonel. 
Levering, Jeremiah. 
Levering, John. 
Leveers, Ensign 

9-VoL. xin. 



130 ALPHABETICAL LLST OF 

Lever, Adam, residing in Washington county, 1825. 

Lever, William, 

Lever, James. 

Leveren, John. 

Levingston, David. 

Levingstoii, Jack. 

Levy, Nathan. 

Levi, Abraham. 

Lewis, Emanuel. 

Lewis, Derick. 

Lewis, Daniel. 

Lewis, Philip. 

Lewis, William. 

Lewis, Isaac. 

Lewis, Joseph, Sr, 

Lewis, Josiah, residing in Luzerne county, 1823. 

Lewis, David. 

Lewis, Henry. 

Lewis, Joseph, Jr. 

Lewis, Basil. 

Lewis, Stephen. 

Lewis, John, Sergeant. 

Lewis, Bazley. 

Lewis, Samuel, wounded at Germantown ; residing in Greenfield 

township, Bedford county, in 1807. 
Lewis, Jehu, enlisted June 7, 1777; discharged November 1, 1778, 

unfit for service; residing iu Dauphin county in 1813. 
Lewis, Thomas. 
Lewis, James. 
Lewis, Jacob. 
Lewis, Benjamin. 
Lewis, Lewis. 
Lewis, Charles. 
Leyde, Valentine. 
Lickenton, S. 
liickimer, B. 
Lickey, Thomas. 
Lidey, Valentine. 
Lidgard, Joseph. 
Lidumore, Michael. 
Liddinton, Peter. 
Liggins, AVilliam. 
Liggett, Alexander. 
Liggett, Thomas. 

Liggett, Ptobert, residing in Franklin county, 1829 
Liggerroll, James. 



REVOLUTIOXARY SOLDIERS. 131 

Lighter, Peter. 

Lightoii, Alexander. 

Ligore, John. 

Lightiser, George. 

Liggersoll, James. 

Likey, Tliomas. 

Likens, George. 

Lilley, Hugh. 

Lilly, John. 

Lineback, Joseph. 

Limmenshert, William. 

Limb, Patrick. 

Lind, John, residing in Northampton county, 182P. 

Linn, Robert. 

Line, Seronig. 

Linkard, Frederick, 

Link, Simon, residing in Berks county in 1820 

Linnard, William. 

Linch, David. 

Linton, Joseph. 

Lindsey, David, died 1828, in Warren county. 

Lindsy, Joshua. 

Lintrage, Samuel. 

Lindsey, Ralph. 

Lindsey, John. 

Lindsay, William. 

Ling, Piiilip. 

Linch, Patrick. 

Linn, John. 

Lindsey, Mungo. 

Linzey, Archibald. 

Lindey, Mungo. 

Lindensmith, Jacob. 

Linon, Robert. 

Lindsey, Archibald. 

Linnill, Isaac. 

Linderberger, John. 

Linn, Christian. 

Linn, Dewalt, residing in Northumberland county, 1829. 

Lindsy, John, Sr. 

Lindsy, John, Jr. 

liinkersmith, Jacob. 

Lindsey, Tliomas. 

Link, Frederick. 

Linch, Peter. 

Linton, William. 



132 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Liiule, Jacob, residing in Lancaster county in 1819. 

Lindeinian, Frederick. 

Linton, David. 

liiini, William. 

Lincli, John. 

Lindersniith, George. 

Linkamone, John. 

Lion, George. 

Lion, William. 

Lioniid, Patrick. 

Liozvey, Vincent. 

Liphey, Henry. 

Lii)i)ert, Emanuei. 

Jjipscoml), James. 

Lippencut, Stephen. 

Lisbon, Daniel. 

Lister, James M. 

Lister, Robert. 

Lisk, Patrick. 

List, Lewis. 

Lisle, George. 

Lisenar, William. 

Lisk, Peter. 

Lilzenbanch, Nathaniel. 

Little, James. 

Little, Thomas. 

Little, Mathias. 

Litchard, Joseph. 

Littel, William. 

Little, Andrew. 

Litiuirt, Josei)li. 

Littles, John. 

Little, Andrew, (second.) 

Little, Nicholas. 

Little, Robert. 

Little, Tliomas. 

Littord, Robert. 

Livenberg, Frederick. 

Ijivingston, James. 

Livingston, Captain. 

Livingston, Lieutenant. 

Livingston, John. 

Liviston, David. 

Lloyd, John. 

Lloyd, Adam. 

Lloyd, Jolin, (second.) 



REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS 133 

Lloyd, Peter. 

Lloyd, Jiinies. 

Lloyd, Thomas. 

Loasar, Cliristopher. 

Loasar, Christian. 

Lobb, Matthias. 

Lockhait, John. 

Lockluut, Alexander. 

Lockhait, David. 

Lockroy, Micliael. 

Lock, George. 

liOcke, William, residing in Mercer connty in 1824. 

Lockard, Aaron. 

Lockluut, Sanuiel, residing in Lancaster county, 1827. 

Lockey, Thomas. 

Lockart, John. 

Locke ry, Michael. 

Lodge, Benjamin. 

Lodge, Jonathan, died in Columbia county, 1823. 

Lodge, William. 

Lodge, Joim. 

Logan, David. 

Logan, Micliael. 

Logan, Ilngli. 

Logan, William. 

Logan, Tliomas. 

Logan, Samuel. 

Lomax, Charles. 

Long, John, residing in Philadelphia in 1828. 

Loney, Tiiomas. 

Long, James, residing in Crawford county, 1827. 

London, Stephen. 

Long, Andrew. 

Long, Benjamin. 

Long, Pliili[). 

Logme, Hugh, residing in Cambria county, 1818. 

Lonciscus, .Jacob. 

Long, Andrew, Captain, 

Lone, Leonard. 

Lone, William. 

Long, William. 

Long, Jacob. 

Longcoop. 

Lonberger, Christ. 

Long, TVter. 

Long, Joseph, Sergeant. 



134 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Long, Joseph. 
Longist, Daniel. 
Longstreet, Bartholomew. 
Look, David. 
Losey, Jesse. 
Looman, Andrew. 
Look, Abraham. 

Lorentz, Wendel, died in Northumberland county, 182L 
Look, William. 
Lorentz, Joseph, Sergeant. 
Loser, Peter. 

Loper, Abraham, Sergeant. 
Lott, Pliilip. 

Lott, Nicliolas, wounded in the service; residing in Reading, 1807. 
Lott, Samuel. 

Lott, Richard, residing in Bucks county, 1813. 
Loung, John. 

Lott, Jacob, residing in Lancaster county in 1819. 
Loughridge, William. 
Louk, Samuel. 
Lourey, John. 
Louman, Philip. 
Loughridge, William. 
Lovegrove, William. 

Love, Henry, died in 1824, in Luzerne county. 
Love, Jacob. 
Lovely, John. 
Love, Robert. 

Louther, Robert, residing in Chester county, 1810. 
Lowrey, William. 
Lowrey, John. 
Lowry, Benjamin. 
Lowry, Alexander. 
Low, Captain. 
Lowrey, Mn. 
Low, Thomas. 
Lowrey, Colonel. 
Low, William. 
Lowry, Thomas. 
Lowry, John. 
Lowe, William. 
I^ower, Michael. 
Lowrey, Patrick. 

Loy, Michael, from Franklin county; killed at Long Island, Au- 
gust 27, 1776. 
Loyd, Daniel. 



KEVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 136 

Loyd, John. 

Lucas, Samuel, enlisted 177G ; tak^n at Fort Washington ; n^siding 

in Indiana county, IHIL 
Lucas, George, Sergeant. 
Lucas, Richard. 
Luchy, James. 
Ludowick, Pliilip. 
Ludwick, Anthony. 
Ludwig, Conrad. 
Ludiric. Conrad. 
Ludom, Tliomas. 
Ludwick, Samuel. 
Luderick, John M. 
Luft, George. 
Lugnian, Barret. 
Lukens. Isaac. 
Lukens, Robert. 
Lukens, Thomas. 
Lukens, Peter. 
Lukens, Nathan. 
Lukens, Daniel. 
Lukens, Job. 
Lukens, Jonathan. 
Lukens, David. 
Lukens, Seneca. 
Lukens, Joseph. 
Lukey, Seth. 
Lumley, William. 
Lunt, Captain. 
Luprieu, Jacob. 
Lush, William. 
Luskbangli, Henry. 
Lusk, William. 
Lusk, Patrick. 
Lusk, Captain. 
Lutz, Henry. 
Lutz, Caspar. 
Lutts, Jolm. 
liUts, John. 
Luther, Theophilus. 
Lutes, John. 
Lyddy, Valentine. 
Lydie, Christian. 
Lydy, Valenty. 
Lyeard, James. 
Lyle, John, Rev. 



136 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Lylse, Henry. 

Lyimid, Mr., Rev. 

Lyinaii, James. 

Lym, George. 

Lynn, John, residing in Juniata county, 1818. 

Lynch, Andrew. 

I^yttle, William, residing iu Huntingdon county, 1824. 

Lyncl), Micliael. 

Lynliart, Pliilip. 

Lynch, William. 

Lynn, Robert. 

Lynch, Patrick. 

I^ynam, Andrew. 

Lynn, John. 

Lynam, John. 

Lyons, Samuel. 

Lyon, Andrew. 

Lyon, William. 

Lyon, Jedediah, Corporal. 

Lyons, Alexander. 

Lyons, John, 

Lyons, William. 

Lyon. Robert. 

Lyon, Stephen. 

Lyon, Moses. 

Lyon, Archibald. 

l^yons, Joseph. 

Lyons, Jacob. 

Lyons, Edward. 

Lyster, Robert. 

Lytle, Andrew. 

Lytle, John. 

Lytles, Robert. 

Lytle, Thomas. 

Maag, Henry. 

Macklin, John. 

Mackey, William. 

Maclay, Samuel. 

Mack, George. 

Mackey, Lieutenant. 

Macob, John. 

Maconnomie, William. 

Mace, Paul. 

Mack, Godlieb. 

Mackey, Thomas. 

Mackey, John. 



UEVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 137 

Madeira, Simon. 

Madeira, Samuel. 

Madeira, Nicliolas. 

Maden, John. 

Madden, .Joyepli, died 18ii3, in Columbia county. 

Madden, Michael. 

Maddock, Jacob. 

Maes, Jacob. 

Maffot, William. 

Magaw, Colonel. 

Magill, James, residing in Mifflin county, 1814. 

Magro, John Baptist. 

Magraw, Patrick. 

iSIagray, Edward. 

Magowin, John. 

Magowin, James. 

Magrah, Thomas. 

Magraw, Robert. 

Magaw, Robert. 

Magraw, John. 

Maguire, Mattiiew. 

Maglier, Andrew. 

Mags, William. 

Magraw, John B. 

Magee, Robert. 

Magee, James, died in Venango county, 1823. 

Magaw, .J()hn. 

Magennis, James. 

Magee, John. 

Mahoney, Thomas. 

Mahoney, Florence. 

Mahoney, .Tohn. 

Maholm, Peter. 

Mahon, Edward. 

Mahoney, James. 

Mahon, Michael. 

Mahon, John, wounded inaction ; residing in W^estmoreland county 

in 1824. 
Mairs, Richard. 
Mainfold, Peter. 
Main, Josei)h. 
Major, James. 
Major, Caiitain. 
Male, Benjamin. 
Malone, Patrick. 
Mallon, John. 



138 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Mallon, SamueL 

Malserd, James. 

Mallick, William, 

Malsbey, William, 

Maling, Michael. 

Malseed, Samuel. 

Malpie, James, 

Malone, Joliii, 

Muloney, John. 

Malone, William. 

Malcolm, John. 

Maloney, Timothy. 

Mann, John. 

Man, Nicholas. 

Manning, Lawrence. 

Maiifield. George. 

Manlove, William. 

Maney, William. 

Manning, Captain. 

Manfield, Benjamin. 

Manson, John, died in Washington county in 1823. 

Manstetter, Michael. 

Man, Samuel. 

Maiian, John. 

Manlsby, Morris. 

Mann, Andrew. 

Mans, Daniel. 

Manning, Christian. 

Manshall, John. 

Man, John, Captain. 

Mansfield, James. 

Manning, Samuel. 

Mandevelts, Philip. 

Mandennell, John. 

Manning, Pierce. 

Man, John. 

Mantz, Nicholas, died in Northumberland county, ante 1828. 

Mannefold, John. 

Mapes, William. 

Marpole, David. 

Martin, Jacob. 

Marshall, John. 

Marsh, John. 

Marshall, David. 

Marshall, Michael. 

Martin, Jacob, residing in Philadelphia county, 1828. 



REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 139 



Martin, Tames. 
Marsh, Thomas. 
Marshall, Benjamin. 
Markland, John. 
]\Iaranty, Dennis. 
Mark, John. 
Martin, Alexander. 
Martin, Robert. 
Martin, Noah. 
March, Frederick. 
Martin, Edward. 
Martin, Arthnr. 
Martin, Sanmel. 
Martin, Lientenant. 
Markey, Captain. 
Martin, Henry. 
Marshall, Ca[itain. 
Martin, William. 
Maroney, James. 
Marshall, Richard. 
Martin, Joseph. 
Martin, John. 
Marcellen, Antoinne De. 
Mars, Aliam. 
Marshall, Henry. 
Mars, William. 
Mars, George. 
Marcey, Muer. 
Marshall, Thomas. 
Marman, George. 
Marr, Captain. 
Marpole, John. 
Marpole, David, Captain. 
Mai'es, George. 
Mares, William. 
Martin, Aaron. 
Marzl, Lientenant. 
Martin, Hugh. 
Marshall, James, Captain. 
Margrantorn, Adam. 
Marlland, John. 
Marshal, John. 
Markloff, Philip. 
Martin, Eberhard. 
Marmane, George. 
Martin, Paul. 



140 ALniABETICAL LIST OF 

Marshall, Abraham. 

Marshall. 

Markes, Andrew. 

Marstetter, Nicholas. 

Marsteller, Micliael. 

Marshall, Solomon. 

Marray, William. 

Martin, Nathaniel. 

Mark, John, died in Mifflin county, 1824. 

Markley, Adam. 

Markell, Lawrence. 

Martin, Arthur. 

Martz, Leonard. 

Marewine, Philip. 

Marshall, John, Captain. 

March, Simon. 

Marks, John. 

Marklin, David. 

Marly, liiciiard. 

Marshall, George. 

Marsliall, ^Villiam, residing in Westmoreland county, 1826. 

Marks, William, residing in Berks county, 1818. 

Mars, William. 

Marks, Jacob. 

Marelay, Adam. 

Martin, Abraham. 

Martin, Arthur, died 1824. 

Marlin, Andrew. 

Marrow, William. 

Marsha w, Peter. 

Martin, John. 

Martin, Baptist. 

Marks, Miller. 

Marley, Richard. 

Marrs, Alexander. 

Martin, Charles, Sergeant Major, drafted into Armand's; dis. 

charged 17b3. 
Martin, Keuben. 
Martin, James. 
Mar(iuart, Bastian 
Martin, Claudeus. 
Martin, Michael. 

Marsii, David, residing in Northampton county, 1819. 
Marsh, John, residing in Northampton county, 1819. 
Martin, William. 
Marton, Hamilton. 



RE VOLUTION ARY SOLDIERS. 141 

Martin, Peter, died in Westuiofelaiid couuty, LSJG. 

Marge, Joliii. 

Marsliall, Robert. 

Marcli, Ciiai-les. 

Marcii, Henry. 

Marker, Andrew, Sergeant 

Marrie, riol.n. 

Mason, William. 

Mason, Richard. 

Maswry, Stephen. 

Masvviy, John. 

Masteller, Nicliolas. 

Marsteler, Nicholas. 

Mase, Jacob. 

Massey, Alexander. 

Mason, Cliailes. 

Maslinell, Lawrence. 

Massy, .lohn. 

Masser, Francis. 

Mast, Jose])!!. 

Masson, William. 

Mason, Joim. 

Masters, Clement. 

Mattliew, Francis. 

Matthew, Riciiard. 

Mattack, Timi)tliy. 

Mattliews, William. 

Matthews, Frederick, residing in Berks county, 1829. 

Matthews, Joseph. 

Matheson, Robert. 

Mattingly, Alban. 

Matiiers, Isaac. 

Mattliew, Jacob. 

Matson, Captain. 

Mats, Clement. 

Mathewson , A lexander. 

Mattliias, Jolni. 

Matthis, Janu!S. 

Matthews, Samuel. 

Matthews, Alexander. 

Mattliews, llobert. 

Mattiiewson, Elislia, enlisted September 19, 177G; disciiarged June 

7, 17S3. 
Matcii, Jolm. 
Ma liken, William. 
Maugli, Ili'iiry. 



142 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Maul, George, 
Maurice, jSTicliolas. 
Marick, Jacob. 
Maxfield, John. 
Max, George. 
Maxwell, James, (first.) 
Maxwell, Jauies, (second.) 
Maxwell, James, (third.) 

Maxwell, Robert, residing in Huntingdon county, 1824. 
Maxwell, Henry, residing in Huntingdon county, 1824. 
Mayberry, Thomas. 
May, William. 
May, Israel. 
Mayer, Jacob. 
Mayer, Peter. 
Mays, William. 
May, Jacob. 
M;iy, Peter. 
Maybin, David. 
Mayer, Jacob. 
Mayer, John. 
Mayer, Jolni, (second.) 
Mayer, Daniel. 
Mayer, Adam. 
Maybury, Tliomas. 
Mayer, Philip. 
Mayer, Peter. 
McAlieary, Thomas. 
McAfee, John. 
McAfee, James. 
McAuly, Charles. 
McAfee, Neal. 

McAheny, Patrick, died in liycoming county, 1823. 
McAllister, Archibald. 
McAllister, Archibald, (second.) 
McAllister, Abdiel. 
JNIcAboy, Patrick. 
McAdiims, Robert. 
McAllister, John. 
McAnor, Thomas. 
McBride, Thomas. 
McBride, Andrew. 
JSIcBride, Alexander. 
McBride, D;iniel. 

Mc]3ride, John, wounded and taken prisoner at Fort Washington 
residing in Dauphin county, 1807. 



EEYOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 143 

McBeatli, James. 

McBriar, Xatluuiiel, residing in Westmoreland county, 18U9. 
McBrown. Henry. 
McBride, Peter. 
McBride, James. 
McClelland, D. 
McClean, Joseph. 
McClelland, John. 
McCoy, Matthew. 
McClelland, Ilngli. 
McClure, James. 
McClure, John. 
McCant, Daniel. 
McCartney, Robert. 
McCartney, Henry. 
McConnel, Robert. 
McCarty, Daniel. 
McCarty, John. 
McCear, Jolm. 
McCallister, William. 
McConnel, John. 
McCuUy, George. 
McCurdy, William. 
McCurdy, Alexander. 
McClellen, John. 
McCullem, John. 
McCulloch, Roger. 
McCarty, Owen. 
McCaffey, Patrick. 
McCoy, John. 
McCord, Alexander. 
McCartney, John, Sergeant. 
McClenahan, Tliomas. 
McClelland, William. 
McClelland, Patrick. 
McCalmont, Robeit. 
McCali, Archibald. 
McCarty, William. 
McCoy, Peter, 
McCallam, James. 
McConnel, Matthew. 
McConnel, Jolui. 
McClane, Thomas. 
McClennand, John. 

McCullough, Lieutenant James, enlisted as a private in Chester 
county; died in service. 



144 A1,PIIABETICAL LIST OF 

McCuUoiigli, Jolin. 

McCiirdy, Robert. 

McCartney, James. 

McCracken, Robert. 

McCoy, Daniel. 

McCarty, Jesse. 

McConnel, Cornelius. 

McCobb, James, residing in Lancaster county, 1808. 

McCarey, John. 

McCurdy, Jeremiah. 

McClean, Jacob. 

McC;!slin, Patrick. 

McCarlin, Patrick. 

McCord, Mark. 

McCriraon, Jolin. 

McConnel, Charles. 

McCord, Thomas. 

McClean, Arcliibald. 

McCnllongli, James. 

McCully, George. 

McCormick, Adjutant. 

McConnamy, William. 

McComb, Lieutenant. 

McCaige, Brian. 

McCaine, George. 

McCowen, Alexander. 

McCoomas, John. 

McClintick, Lieutenant. 

McComb, Tlieodore. 

McCurdy, Alexander. 

McCrank, Edward. 

McClemons, Captain. 

McCormick, Henry. 

McCay, Daniel. 

McCord, William. 

McCallister. 

McClelland. 

McClain, Captain. 

McClellen, John. 

McClean, Captain. 

McClelian, Joseph. 

McClean, Moses. 

McCamant, Isaac, residing in Mercer county, 1824. 

McCallester, Arcliibald. 

McCnrry, William. 

McClelland, Samuel. 



REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 145 



McClintock, Alexander. 
McClain, Moses. 
McCay, Michael. 
McCay, Thomas. 
McCauley, Edward. 
McCombs, Allen. 
McCay, Daniel. 
McCann, James. 
McComb, Thomas. 
McCrack, Arthur. 
McCoy, Malcolm. 
McCoy, Michael. 
McCannon, James. 
McClaskey, James. 
McCalley, Andrew. 
McCloud, Daniel. 
McConnel, Robert. 
McCraig, Edward. 
McCurry, John. 
McClenegan, Hugh. 
McCormick, Ciiarles. 
McConoing, William. 
McClean, Hugh. 
McConnel, Thomas. 
McClintock, Robert. 
McCullough, Joseph. 
McClure, Samuel. 
McClaygan, .James. 
McClelland, Harry. 
McCormick, .James. 
McCowen, John. 
McColm, John. 
McCombs, Thomas. 
McClister, James. 
McCann, James. 
Mc(Jlain, George or John. 
McCracking, Arthur. 
McCerty, William. 
McCasel, Archibald. 
McCullough, Joseph. 
McCollister, Archibald. 
McCobb, John. 
McClanchan, Charles. 
McCalpene, Thomas. 
McCracken, William. 
McCollister, John. 

10-VoL. XIII. 



146 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

McCrogan, William. 

McConnell, Matthew. 

McClain, Thomas. 

McClelland, Hugh. 

McCrumm, W. 

McCoy, John. 

McCioiy, Samuel. 

McCord, William. 

McClure, Samuel. 

McClelland, Henry. 

McCormic, Charles. 

McCobb, John. 

McClouglian, James. 

McCormick, James, (second.) 

McColeston, Charles. 

McColm, John. 

McCam, Daniel. 

McCan, Jacob. 

McCall, Andrew. 

McClain, Hugh. 

McCormack, Charles. 

McCoy, Daniel. 

McClain, John, residing in Fayette county, 1824. 

McClain, Tliomas. 

McClelland, Hugh. 

McClelland, James, residing in Washington county, 1826. 

McCowing, William. 

McCalister, Samuel. 

McCord, Samuel. 

McCherry, Peter. 

McCray, James. 

McCandlass, Barry. 

McCaffey, Neal. 

McCalester, Sergeant. 

McCowen, C. 

McConnel, Robert. 

McCally, Thomas. 

McComb, William. 

McCaslin, James. 

McCalling, Samuel. 

McCord, Ricliard. 

McCan, William. 

McCalister, John. 

McCoy, Charles. 

McCush, John. 

McCune, James, residing in Northumberland county, 1823. 



REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 147 

McClean, Alexander. 

McCartney, William. 

MeCay, Daniel. 

McCormick, William. 

McCord, Alexander. 

McCalla, Ensign. 

McCalla, Daniel, Rev. 

McClaskey, Samuel A. 

McCaskey, William. 

McClintock, James. 

McCalla, Thomas. 

McCarty, William. 

McConelly, Edward. 

McCombs, Allen. 

McClelland, Joseph. 

McCord, Robert. 

McCarty, Timothy. 

McCay, Daniel. 

McCarty, Jestin. 

McCanery, .Lames, died in Dauphin county, 1826. 

McCay, James. 

McCorom, Daniel. 

McCorom, Patrick. 

McClugan, Hugh. 

McCattrick, John. 

McClure, Jonathan. 

McCoud, Angus. 

McClaughlin, Isaac. 

]\IcCormick, W. 

McClean, Charles. 

McCellans, Captain. 

McCeephor, Christian. 

McCully, Captain. 

McCuthon, Francis. 

McClain, Alexander. 

McCallister, John. 

McClinnans, Captain. 

McCloskey, Michael. 

McCarty, William. 

McClane, Jacob. 

IMcClean, .John. 

]\[cCullough, Robert. 

McClene, Samuel. 

McCullough, Roger. 

McCalister, William. 

McConnel, John. • 



148 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

McCowen, James. 

McCowan, Jolin, residing in Yorlv county, 1819. 

McCarragee, James. 

McConnel, Matthew, Captain. 

McCombs, John. 

McCoy, Hugh. 

McCanagar, James. 

McCook, Theophilus. 

McCork, Mark, residing in Wasliington county, 1820. 

McCord, Richard. 

McCort, William, residing in Schuylkill county, H'.O. 

McCarty, Felix. 

McConnel, John. 

McCaraghan, James. 

McCook, Thomas. 

McCalaster, David. 

McCalister, John, residing in Montgomery county, 1822. 

McCord, Josiah. 

McConnell, William. 

McCormick, William. 

McCartney, Henry. 

McCreedy, James. 

McConnel, Cornelius. 

McCush, John. 

McClellan, John. 

McCass, John. 

McCartney, John. 

McCleary, William. 

McCreary, James. 

McCreary, John, wounded in action; died in Mercer comity, 1816. 

McCrea, George. 

McCarrell, John. 

McCanon, John. 

McCabe, Henry. 

McCowen, Edward. 

McCraw, George. 

McCray, James. 

McCord, Mark. 

McCartney, Daniel. 

McCarty, Daniel. 

McCormick, John. 

McCala, Daniel. 

McCowen, William. 

McCullough, John. 

McCarter, John. 

McCowen, John. 



KEVOLUTIOXARY SOLDIERS. 140 

McCowen, Hugh. 

McConnell, Robert. 

McCall, John. 

McCliristy, Edward. 

McCandles, Bainst. 

McCoy, Joliii. 

McCauley, Joseph. • 

McCalling, Samuel. 

McClaskey, Arthur. 

McCowen, Archibald. 

McCrosen, Patrick. 

McCartly, Michael. 

McCord, Tliomas. 

McCurdy, Alexander, residing in Beaver county, 1814. 

McCullough, James. 

McCullough, David, residing in Lancaster county, 1828. 

McCasland, Mark. 

McConnell, Robert, (second.) 

McCoy, Daniel. 

McCloud, Ferguson. 

McCracken, Samuel, twice wounded ; resided in Lancaster county, 

1814. 
McCracken, James, enlisted 1777 ; discharged 1781. 
McCracken, John, enlisted 1777 ; discliarged 1781. 
McCombs, William, residing in Bedford county, 1819. 
McCrea, Gilbert. 
McCartney, Dennis. 

McCoy, Daniel, residing in Indiana county, 1822. 
McCoy, James. 

McCoy, Charles, residing in Perry county, 1825. 
McCraig, Robert. 

McCoy, Alexander, residing in Ohio, 1827. 
McCormick, Thomas. 
McCandless, George, 
McCray, James. 
McClellan, AVilliam. 
McClane, Josepli. 
McClenahan, Robert. 
]McCherry, Peter. 
McClane, Captain .James. 
McCook, Samuel. 

McCoy, Neal, died in Xorthumberland county, ante 1819. 
McDowell, W. 
McDougal, William. 
McDonald, Edward. 
McDowell, John. 



160 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

McDowall, William. 

McDonald, John. 

McDermot, Patrick. 

McDell, Matthew, enlisted 1776 ; taken prisoner and died in New 

York. 
McDonnald, John. 
McDonald, Charles. 
McDonald, Godfrey. 
McDowell, Robert. 

McDowell, James, residing in Westmoreland county, 1827 
McDerrmott, John. 
McDaniel, Culbert. 
McDonald, William. 
McDonald, Malcolm. 
McDonald, James. 
McDold, Joseph. 
McDonnell, John, (second.) 
McDonnal, John. 
McDaniel, John. 
McDonald, Donald. 
McDonnell, William. 
McDowell, Alexander. 
McDonell, Robert. 
McDonell, Samuel. 

McDonell, Benjamin, residing in Chester county, 1818. 
McDermot, John. 
McDonald, Randel. 
McDowell, George. 
McDonald, Joseph. 
McDonald, John William. 
McDowell, Thomas. 
McDowell, Andrew\ 
McDougell, William. 
McDonald, Francis. 
McDonald, William. 

McDonald, Alexander, died of wounds received in the service. 
McDonald, Brj'au. 
McDonald, John. 
McDonald, Charles. 
McDaniel, Edward. 
McDaniel, Charles. 
McDaniel, Godfrey. 
McDaismond, John. 
McDonald, Archibald. ' 
McDonah, John. 
McDonald, Theophilus, residing in IVIercer county, 1826. 



REVOLUTIONABY SOLDIERS. 151 

McDonnal, Christian. 

McElhatton, William. 

McEleny, John. 

McElvaiu, William. 

McElroy, James, residing in Huntingdon county, 1S29. 

McElroy, Daniel. 

McElroy, Charles. 

McElvey, John. 

McElraine, William. 

McEowen, John. 

McElhose, Isaac. 

McEntire, Thomas. 

McElroy, James. 

McEhultz, Neal. 

McErune, John. 

McElrane, James. 

McElroy, Adam. 

McElwain. James. 

McEroy, John. 

McEliiose, William. 

McElsey, James. 

McElsey, Adam. 

McEInay, John. 

McElhaney, James. 

McEllhouse, William. 

McEmery, John. 

McElhose, Isaac. 

McElven, James. 

McElroy, William. 

McFarland, James. 

McFall, Thomas, (second,) wounded four times at Fort Washington 

McEarlane, James. 

McFarlan, William. 

McFarland, Walter. 

McFarland, Samuel, died in Cumterland county, 1818. 

McFarran, John. 

McFarlin, Captain. 

McFee, Neal. 

McFarrin, Samuel. 

McFarland, James. 

McFarrien, Samuel. 

McFatrick, Daniel. 

McFerron, Samuel. 

McFerren, John. 

McFarling, Joseph. 

McFadden, William, died in Crawford county, 1821. 



152 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

McFadden, Robert. 

McFatridge. 

McFenan, Robert. 

McFarliiig, John. 

McFarlin, James. 

McFarran, Richard. 

McFaul, Faul. 

McFadden, Joseph. 

McFell, Dennis. 

McFarlane, Thomas. 

McFull, Archibald. 

McGaughey, Philip. 

McGerry, Neal. 

McGriger, William. 

McGrady, Robert, killed at White Marsh. 

McGrady, William, enlisted in 1782, in Captain T. Robinson's com- 
pany ; captured by the Indians and taken to Niagara. 

McGee, John. 

McGinley, James, died in Mercer comity, 1822. 

McGowen, John. 

McGee, James. 

McGuire, Matthew. 

McGuire, Robert, residing in Westmoreland county, 1827. 

McGregor, Abram. 

McGill, John. 

McGaries, John. 

McGahey, John. 

McGinnis, William. 

McGomery, Cornelius. 

McGuire, Michael. 

McGowen, James. 

McGorgass, Samuel. 

McGrimes, William. 

McGlaughlin, Patrick. 

McGowen, Captain. 

McGinnis, John, enlisted 1777 ; residing in Adams county in 1811. 

McGinnis, Patrick. 

McGinnis, Robert, taken at Fort Washington ; residing in Lan- 
caster county in 1811. 

McGowen, William. 

McGreiden, Captain. 

McGee, Thomas. 

McGraw, Robert. 

McGill, James. 

McGraw, Robert, Colonel. 

McGorman, John. 



EEVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 153 

McGarry, William. 

McGough, Hugh. 

McGreyen, William. 

McGrime, Daniel. 

McGuier, Matthew. 

McGiiire, Daniel. 

McGrigar, John. 

McGregor, John. 

McGlaughlin, Patrick. 

McGrogan, William. 

McGowan, Alexander. 

McGowan, John, residing in Beaver county, 1812. 

McGloglin, Charles. 

McGinnis, Robert. 

McGuire, Patrick. 

McGuire, John. 

McGonagle, James. 

McGee, Patrick. 

McGraw, John. 

McGonagle, James. 

McGahegan, Philip. 

McGee, Andrew. 

McGee, Charles. 

McGlaughlin, Owen. 

McGlackin, Patrick. 

McGaney, John. 

McGanson, Francis. 

McGloughlen, Owen. 
McGlinn, Daniel. 
McGee, Dubley. 
McGarran, Francis. 
McGinnis, Lawrence. 
McGaw, John. 
McGaw, Patrick. 
McGaughy, John. 
McGraw, Andrew. 
McGoogen, Samuel. 
McGirk, James. 
McGinnis, Andrew. 
McGowen, Ileested. 
McGordin, Francis. 
McGinich, Patrick. 
McGuire, Bartholomew. 
McGinnis, William. 
McGooger, Samuel. 
McGruger, John. 



154 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

McGlym, John. 

McGlanglilin, John. 

McGee, Charles. 

McGriff , Richard. 

McGuirk, James. 

McGelion, John. 

McGinnis, John. 

McGowan, Captain. 

McGahey, John. 

McG aire, Andrew. 

McGraugh, John. 

McGowen, WilUam. 

McGowen, William, (second.) 

McGraugh, Charles. 

McGahee, John. 

McGue, John. 

McGreby, Lewis. 

McGill. 

McGeehen, George. 

McGihon, George. 

McGigilian, Michael. 

McGlime, Daniel. 

McGinnis, Roger. 

McGrah, William. 

McGuire, ('harles. 

McGuire, Philip. 

McGuire, Barnabas, Sergeant, died 1823, in Westmoreland county. 

McGinnis, Edward. 

McGregor, John. 

McGee, Barney. 

McGinnis, James. 

McGingan, Andrew. 

McIIowen, Cliarles. 

McTIenry, John, residing in New York State, 1825. 

McIIenry, Charles. 

McIIenry, Thomas, residing in Columbia county, 1824. 

McIIare, Isaac. 

McHalton, Jolni, resided in Kentucky in 1823. 

McIIenry, Robert. 

Mclntire, Thomas. 

Mclntire, James. 

Mclntire, William. 

Mclnnis, Owen. 

Mcintosh, Alexander. 

Mcllnee, Dennis. 

Mcllmoye, David. 



KEVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 155 

Mcllenney, Maurice. 
Mclntyre, Captain, 
Mclntire, Daniel. 
Mclntire, Ensign. 
Mclntyre, Daniel. 
Mclntyre, William. 
Mcllree, Thomas. 
Mcllree, James. 
Mclntire, John. 
Mcllvaine, William. 
Mclnnis, Patrick. 
Mclnrne, John. 
McKniffht, John. 
McKeiver, Angus. 
McKennil, John. 
McKenney, Samuel. 
McKeevy, Hugh. 
McKee, Isaac. 
McKittrick, Michael. 
McKee, Patrick. 

McKee, Andrew, residing in Armstrong .county in 1S23. 
McKay, James. 
McKinsey, Alexander. 
McKay, Daniel. 
McKeen, Edward. 
McKune, Charles. 
McKinstry, James. 
McKibbin, James. 
McKennay, John. 

McKinney, John, residing in Bucks county, 1818. 
McKnight, David. 
McKee, David. 
McKinney, Andrew. 
McKee, William. 
McKeen, Thomas. 
McKing, James. 
McKisson, James. 
McKeehan, David. 
McKillip, Arcliibald. 
McKenny, Fesance. 
ilcKinny, Andrew. 
McKowen, Charles. 
McKigney, Hugh. 

McKnight, Robert, residing in Washington county, 1S29. 
McKiiiglit, Dennis, wounded November 15, 1777, and captured; 
residing in Somerset county, 1807. 



156 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

McKnight, Gabriel. 

McKaum, James. 

McKay, John. 

McKee, Daniel. 

McKee, James, died in Lancaster county, ante 1S28. 

McKenny, John. 

McKensey, Andrew. 

McKinney, Morris. 

McKeon, John. 

McKinney, John. 

McKinsey. 

McKinley, William. 

McKeim, John. 

McKeavy, Hugh. 

McKown, John. 

McKenzee, Daniel. 

McKenny, Robert. 

McKinley, Samuel. 

McKoy, Daniel or Roy. 

McKee, Andrew. 

McKimm, John. 

McKenny, Peter. 

McKey, John. 

McKewan, John. 

McKim, Jolin. 

McKinley, John. 

McKinley, Alexander. 

McKinsey, John. 

McKenan, Duncan. 

McKendrick, Archibald. 

McKensey, James. 

McKee, Isaac. 

McKean, Marmaduke. 

McKush, John. 

McLeod, John, residing in Butler county, 1822. 

McLahasias, John. 

McLean, Charles. 

McLean, John. 

McLean, James 

McLand, .John. 

McLain, John. 

McLaughlin, Patrick. 

McLaughlin, Robert. 

McLane, William. 

McLacklin, Samuel. 

McLacklin, Allen, Sergeant. 



REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 157 

McLamer, Thomas. 

McLeani, Joliii. 

McLane, Jacob. 

McLauglilin, James. 

McLaughlin, Daniel, residing in Huntingdon county, 1821. 

McLoud, Norman. 

McLaughlin, Owen. 

McLure, Andrew, Sergeant. 

McLsee, Robert. 

McMullan, Hugh. 

McMullen, William. 

McMasters, Edward, residing in Lycoming county, lfil9. 

McMath, Daniel, served four years and eight months; residing in 
Mercer county, 1S19. 

McMurray, William, subsequently enlisted on South Carolina fri- 
gate; residing in 1819, in Crawford county. 

McMurdey, John. 

McMichael, William. 

McMasters, Samuel. 

McMulland, James. 

McMurdy, Chaplain. 

McMichael, Christian. 

McMister, Colonel. 

McMichael, Christian, (second.) 

McMichael, John. 

McMurphy, John. 

McMicheal, James. 

McMillan, Samuel. 

McMurdie, Captain. 

McMillan, Jacob, residing in Washington townsliip, York county 
1812. 

McMillan, Thomas, residing in Allegheny county in 1810. 

McMurtrie, .John. 

McMulIin, William, Captain. 

McMullin, William, Jr. 

McMullni, Neal. 

McMullan, Micliael. 

McMichael, Christy. 

McMarcus, Patrick. 

McMullin, Michael. 

McMasters, John. 

McMeany, Anthony. 

McMagarvy, liryan. 

McMichael, Low. 

McMonnagel, AVilliam. 

McMicael, Christopher. 



158 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

McMical, James. 

McManamy, Sergeant. 

McMulleu, James. 

McMerhan, David. 

McMath, William. 

McManus, Patrick. 

McMillen, James. 

McMurdy, Robert. 

McMulleii, William. 

McMurdie, John, 

McMurry, Samuel. 

McMean, William. 

McMasters, James. 

McMullen, Daniel. 

McMachen, John. 

McMahon, Richard. 

McMullen, Francis. 

McMullen, Hugh, discharged September 1, 1782. 

McMullan, John, served during the war; wounded and taken 

prisoner at St. Clair's defeat. 
McMahon, Barney. 
McMullen, Cornelius. 
McMullen, Robert, 
McNair, Archibald. 
McNulty, Patrick. 
McNulty, Michael, wounded at Short Hills, New Jersey ; residing 

in Lancaster county, 1812. 
McNeal, John. 
McNeal, Robert. 
McNeal, Samuel, wounded at Brandywine ; residing in Northamp. 

ton county, 1859. 
McNeal, William. 
McNiel, Daniel. 
McNeal, Laughlin. 
McNaide, George. 
McNaide, John. 
McNamara. 
McNeil, William. 
McNeal, Daniel. 

McNeal, James, died in Montgomery county, ante 1824. 
McNeer, Samuel. 
McNamara, Timothy. 
McNair, John. 

McNitt, Robert, residing in Westmoreland county, 1814. 
McNortan, Michael. 
McNamara, Patrick. 



KEVOLUTIOXARY tfOLDIERS. 159 

McXaughton, Peter, residing iii Cumberland county, 1820. 

McNully, Miciiael. 

McOweu, Archibald. 

McOwei), John. 

McOnulty, (gunner.) 

McPherson, Andrew. 

McPlierson, William. 

McPherson, James. » 

McPherson, Robert. 

McPolye, Dennis. 

McPlierson, William, (second.) 

McPherson, Alexander. 

McPherson, Charles. 

McQuirk, James. 

Mcl^uire, Barney. 

McC^uaide, John. 

McQuillon, Alexander". 

McQune, Redmond. 

Mc(jnestion, .Joseph. 

McQuillon, Joseph. 

McRoberts, David. 

McReavy, Hugh. 

McKnight, John. 

McRoy, Daniel. 

McSperran, William, residing in Philadelphia county, 1S2S. 

McSherry, Peter. 

McSwine, George. 

McVaugh, Colonel. 

McYerath, William. 

McVamara, Timothy. 

McVaugh, Benjamin. 

JklcYay, Patrick. 

McYey, Patrick. 

McYaugh, Charles. 

McYaugh, Daniel. 

McYay, Joseph. 

McYough, John. 

Mc Williams, Alexander, died in Clearfield county, 1822. 

McWilliams, Samuel. 

Mc Williams, Jeremiah. 

McWilliams, .John, residing in Adams county, 1811. 

McWay, Patrick. 

McWilliams, .J()sei)h. 

McWilliams, William. 

Maurer, Paul, residing iu Schuylkill county, 1824. 

Means, Alexander. 



160 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Meam, Eobert. 

Meager, Peter. 

Meays, James, residing in Westmoreland county, 1824. 

Mears, Captain. 

Mease, James. 

Meaze, Lieutenant. 

Meaze, Jacob. 

Meaze, Balser. 

Meuafleld, Iliram. 

Means, John. 

Means, Alexander. 

Means, Philip. 

Mechlin, Samuel. 

Mecher, Aaron. 

Mechlin, Dewalt. 

McCune, Frederick. 

McCarty, William. 

Medeary, Simon. 

Medera, IsTicholas. 

Meddoe, Larrot. 

Meekland, John. 

Meeker, Elias. 

Meek, Abner, residing in Maryland, 1825. 

Meeke, James. 

Meech, John. 

Mehaffy, James. 

Mehoney, Tliomas. 

Mehard, Thomas. 

Mehass, Thomas. 

Meigs, Richard. 

Meloy, James. 

Mellon, James. 

Mellon, Richard or John. 

Mellen, George. 

McClean, William. 

Mellan, John. 

Mellone, John. 

Mellinger, David. 

Mellinger, Frederick. 

Melligen, James. 

Mentges, Francis. 

Mentges, Christian. 

Menis, John. 

Mennis, John. 

Mengel, George. 

Mangel, John. 



REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 161 

Mentyler, Christian. 

Meitz, Henry. 

Merrilield, Hiram. 

Mercer, John. 

Marts, Henry. 

Mercle, Adam. 

Merbsteller, Michael. 

Meron, James. 

Merliant, Peter. 

Mercliant, Peter. 

Merrill, John Micliael. 

Merrill, Marmaduke. 

Mesnail, Ezekiel. 

Messer, John. 

Messersmith, Andrew. 

Meserby, Conrad. 

Messerly, Daniel, died in York county. 

Messersmith, Peter. 

Messersmith, Valentine. 

Messon, Benjamin. 

Metz, Jacob. 

Metz, Elias. 

Metz, Jolm, died in vSchnylkill county, 1825. 

Mettin, Patrick, died January, 1.S2-5, in Union county. 

Metzger, Jonathan. 

Metzer, Clu-istiau. 

Meyers, Henry. 

Meyers, Jacob. 

Meyer, Harman. 

Meyers, John. 

Meyer, John. 

Meyer, Isaac, residing in Lancaster county, 1825. 

Mich, Peter. 

Micliley, Ludwig. 

Michey, Lieutenant. 

Micky, Daniel. 

Michell, John. 

Michael, Philip. 

Michael, James N. 

MicClanchan, Hugh. 

Michloghlin, Charles. 

Miciloanil, William. 

Mi eh all, John. 

Mickone, Jolui. 

Mickler, Thomas. 

Midera, Samuel. 

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162 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Midkiff , James. 

Miles, Caleb. 

Miers, Jacob. 

Miller, Godfrey, residing in Lancaster county, 1828. 

Miller, Peter. 

Miller, Richard, residing in Butler county, 1826. 

Mills, Andrew. 

Mills, William. 

Miller, Nathaniel. 

Miller, John, First Sergeant. 

Miller, John, (second,) died December 11, 1815. 

Miller, Cliristian, discharged July 16, 1781 ; residing in Berks 

county, 1819. 
Miller, Conrad. 
Miller, Christian, 'second.) 
Milligan, William. 
Miller, Jacob. 
Mills, Francis. 
Milligan, -James. 

Miller, William, residing in Luzerne county, 1821. 
Miller, Henry. 
Mills, Alexander. 
Miller, David. 
Miller, Samuel. 
Miller, Alexander. 
Miller, Thomas. 
Milslar, Thomas. 
Miller, Francis. 
Miller, Robert. 
Miller, Moses. 
Milburn, Thomas. 
Miller, Giren. 
Miller, George. 
Miller, Frederick. 
Millar, Isaac. 
Miller, Laurence. 
Miller, Andrew. 
Miles, AVilliam. 

Miller, Henry, (first,) residing in Franklin county, 1823. 
Miller, Henry, (second,) residing in Franklin county, 1&23. 
Miller, Henry, (third,) died in Philadelphia county, 1823. 
Miller, Matthias. 
Miller, Stephen. 
Miller, Mattiiias, (second.) 
Milligher, Michael. 
Miller, Michael. 



REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 163 

Miller, Peter. 

Miller, Williiim. 

Miller, John, died in Luzerne countj', 1826. 

Miller, Anthony. 

Millen, Benjamin. 

Miliclier, Michael. 

Miller, James. 

Miles, Isaac. 

Miller, Jeremiah. 

Miller, Joseph. 

Milaker, ISIichael. 

Mileham, William. 

Miller, Daniel. 

Miller, Adam. 

]Miller, George, Sr. 

Miller, Jacob. 

Miller, Michael. 

Miller, Philip. 

Miller, Moses. 

Millan. 

Miller, Samuel. 

Miller, Matthew. 

Miliner, Frederick. 

Mills, James. 

Miley, Jacob. 

Millesock, George. 

Mills, John. 

Mills, Daniel. 

Milner, Francis. 

Miles, Edward. 

Miller, Mace. 

Milln, Joseph. 

Milling, Charles. 

Miller, Martin. 

Miller, Iben. 

Miller, Leonard. 

Mink, Brislen. 

Mink, John. 

Minsker, Lodwick. 

Mingle, Charles. 

Mingle, George. 

Mineck, Philip. 

Miner, Elnathan. 

Minnis, John. 

Minckle, Thomas. 

Minthoru, Walter S., residing in Bradford county in 1829. 



164 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Mior, Jolui, 

Mior, Conrad. 

Mirefield, Hiram. 

Miskill, Samuel. 

Misser, John. 

Mitchell, Abraliam. 

Mitchell, Thomas. 

Mitchell, John. 

Mitchell, James, residing in Dauphin county, 1808. 

Mitchell, Michael. 

Mitchell, Robert. 

Mitzee, William. 

Mitchell, George. 

Mitchell, Joseph. 

Mitchell, William. 

Mitchell, Alexander. 

Mitchell, Jolui, (second.) 

Mitchanar, William. 

Mither, George. 

Mitchell, James, Washington county, 1807 ; enlisted 1776 : wounded 

at Long Island; afterwards Sergeant Major in Eichard Butler's 

regiment. 
Mitchell, Francis. 
Mittsco, Conrad. 
Miyor, John. 
Moarns, William. 
Moany, Patrick. 
Moast, (Moart,) John. 
Moist, John, served until close of war ; residing in Lebanon county, 

1808. 
Moaller. Martin. 
Mock, Gotlieb. 
Mock, David. 
Moker, John H. 
MofRt, William. 
Moffett, AVilliam. 
Mogan, Law. 
Moghan, Lawrence. 
Molar, Martin. 
MolhoUand, Charles. 
Molston, Michael. 
Moles, Oliver. 
Monrier, Jacob. 
Montgomery, Samuel. 
Montgomery, John. 
Montgomery, Matthew. 



REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 1G5 

Montgomery, John, (second.) 

Montgomery, Colonel. 

Monday, Thomas, served during the war; wounded; residing in 

Berks county in l!52L 
Monks, Michael. 

Montgomery, Thomas, residing in Franklin county, 1<S2S. 
Montgomery, -James, Captain. 
Montgomery, James. 
^Montgomery, James, (second.) 
Montgomery, Hugh. 
Monemecher, Philip. 
Montgomery, William. 
Monro, John. 
Moneymaker, William. 
Montgomery, Cornelius. 
Montgomery, Charles. 
Montgomery, George. 

Montz, Nicholas, died in Northumberland county, 1S2L 
Moore, William. 
Moon, Abraham. 
Moore, Jo. 
Moore, Colonel. 
Moore, Aaron. 
Moore, James, Major. 
Moore, Thomas. 
Moore, James. 
Moore, Michael. 

Moore, James, First Lieutenant. 
Moore, John. 
Moore, Captain. 
Mooney, Hugh. 
Moon, Bart. 

Moore, AVilliam, Lieutenant. 
Moody, John. 
Moor, Anthony. 
Moor, Captain. 
Moor, Israel. 
Moore, Daniel. 
Moody, Adam. 
Moody, Nathaniel P. 
Moor, James. 
Moore, James Francis. 
Moore, George. 
Moore, William, Sergeant. 
Moore, Hampton. 
Moore, James, Lieutenant. 



166 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Moore, Thomas L. 

Moore, James, Captain. 

Moore, Thomas Floyd. ' 

Moore, Samuel. 

Mooue, William. 

Moore, David. 

Moote, Barnet. 

Moore, Henry or Hery. 

Moore, Stephen. 

Moore, Jesse. 

Mooney, Patrick. 

Moore, Ralph. 

Moone, John. 

Moot, Barney. 

Moon, Henry, died in Allegheny county, 1820. 

Moon, Joseph. 

Moon, James, 

Moores, Major. 

Moore, Gilbert. 

Moak, Gerardus. 

Moore, Ricliard. 

Moore, Edward. 

Mooney, Henry. 

]\Ioore, Alexander. 

Morrison, Larkin. 

Morris, Samuel. 

Morrison, Samuel. 

Morrison, Thomas. 

Morris, George. 

Morris, James. 

Morris, John. 

Morton, Samuel. 

Morgan, James. 

Moris, Clement. 

Morley, Isaac. 

Morse, William. 

ISIorrow, Captain. 

Morris, Antiiony J. 

Morgan, Daniel. 

Morgan, William. 

Morris, Jonathan. 

Morris, Owen. 

Morris, Samuel. 

Morris, William, discharged in 1783 ; resided n\ Greene county, 1812. 

Morris, Abel, Lieutenant. 

Morrison, James. 



REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 167 

Morgan, Abel. 

Morgan, John. 

Morgan, Jacob. 

Morris, James. 

Morris, John, served until the close of the war; resided in Lan- 
caster county, 1807. 

Mordaugh, Dall. 

Mortimer, James. 

Morgan, Edward. 

Morgan, Morgan. 

Morris, Henry. 

Morrison, William. 

Morrison, Edward, residing in Columbia county, 1825. 

Morans, Williams. 

Morland, John. 

Morrison, Philip. 

Morgan, Joseph. 

Morgan, Jacob 

Morgan, George. 

Morton, John. 

Mortimer, Robert. 

Morrison, Joseph. 

Morehead, Robert. 

Morrison, Jolm, enlisted in 1780; died in Huntingdon county, ante 
1827. 

Morgan, George. 

Morrow, John. 

Morris, William. 

Mortimer, Tiiomas. 

Morland, Moses. 

Moring, James. 

Moring, David. 

More, William. 

Morgan, Tliomas. 

Moser, Philip. 

Moser, Jacob. 

Moser, John, died in Bucks county, 1812. 

Moser, Michael, residing in Montgomery county, 1819. 

Moss, Sylvester, residing in Miflliu county, 1820. 

Mosser, George. 

Mosier, John. 

Mosser, Henry, Sergeant. 

Moseley, Robert. 

Mosley, George. 

Motzel, John. 

Motly, James. 



168 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Motts, Clement. 

Motherall, John. 

Mother, Barnet. 

MoLintey, David John. 

Mounds, William. 

Mounly, David. 

Mountgomery, John. 

Mounty, John. 

Mountgomery, William. 

Moune, Joseph. 

Moverty, Dennen. 

Moverly, Dennis. 

Mowier, Bandolph. 

Moyer, Henry. 

Moyland, Stephen. 

Moyer, Jacob. 

Moyer, Jacob, (second.) 

Moyer, Harmau. 

Moyer, Frederick, residing in Dauphin county, 1828. 

Moylan, Stephen. 

Moyer, Daniel. 

Moyer, John. 

Moyer, Micliael, residing in Union county, 1828. 

Muff, Nicholas. 

Muffly, Joseph. 

Muklingeig, Michael. 

Mulvany, Patrick. 

Mullen, Patrick. 

Mullitt. 

Mulloy, Hugh. 

Mullen, Thomas. 

Mullen, Charles. 

Mullen, William. 

Mull, William. 

Mulhollin, John. 

Mulloy, James. 

Muller, Frederick. 

Mullan, Patrick. 

MuMady, Robert. 

Mulholm, Hugh. 

Muladyon, Robert. 

Mulsan, John. 

Mullen, John. 

Mullen, James. 

Mulholen, Charles. [ 

Mulhollen, Peter. 



EEVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 169 

Mullen, Jacob. 

Mullen, Frederick. 

Mulholm, Patt. 

Mullet, George. 

Mulls, Francis. 

Mullen, Daniel. 

Mull, Francis. 

Multz, Francis. 

Multz, Frederic. 

Mullin, Manns. 

Mullen, Francis. 

Mundus, Casper. 

Munson, Almond. 

Munrow, John. 

Munay, Francis. 

Mundin, John. 

Munden, Peter, 

Muorden, John. 

Murphy, Arthur. 

Murphy, Owen. 

Murry, Samuel. 

Murray, John, residing in Middle Paxtang township, Dauphin 

county, 1810. 
Murien, William. 
Murren, William. 
Murray, Jacob. 
Murphy, Patrick. 
Muri)hy, Edv\'ard. 
Murthwait, Richard. 
Murphy, Laurence. 
Murray, John. 
Murrow, William. 
Murphy, Tliomas. 

Murray, Thomas, died in Franklin county, 1826. 
Murphy, Philip. 
Murphy, Daniel. 
Murren, William, Ensign. 
Murphy, Dennis. 
Murry. 

Murray, James. 
Murphy, William. 
Murphy, Jolm. 
Murry, Francis. 
Murry, Stephen. 
Murray, Francis. 
Murphy, Martin. 



170 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Murphy, Michael, died in Virginia, 1828. 

Murray, Andrew, residing in Franklin county, 1829. 

Mardagh, Patrick. 

Murdock, Robert. 

Murflt, John. 

Murray, Daniel. 

Murflt, William. 

Murphy, Archibald. 

Murry, Thomas. 

Murphy, George. 

Murray, David. 

Murpliy, Levy. 

Murray, Jeremiah, residing in Bucks county, 1827. 

Murpliy, Patt. 

Murphy, Levi. 

Murdock, William. 

Murray, George. 

Murray, William. 

Murphy, Laurence. 

Murphy, Timothy. 

Murphy, Barney, died in Dauphin county, ante 1816. 

Murray, James. 

Murray, Samuel. 

Muskenun, R. David. 

Musketnay, John. 

Muse, Balser. 

Musgetnus, John. 

Musterd, Archibald. 

JSIusketnuss, Adam, died in 1824, in Lancaster county. 

Musketnuge, John. 

Musketnough, Henry. 

Myer, Nicholas. 

Myer, John. 

Myer, William. 

Myer, Conrad. 

Myers, Jacob. 

Myer, Linard. 

Myer, Casper. 

Myers, Joseph. 

Myers, Lawrence. 

Myers, Adam. 

Myers, Herman. 

Myers, Henry. 

Myers, Michael. 

Myer, Jacob, residing in York county, 1816. 

Myers, Eberhard. 



REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 171 

Myers, Christopher. 

Myers, Crerport. 

Myler, William. 

Myler, Michael. 

Nable, Adam. 

Nace, John. 

Nagle, George. 

Nagington, Robert. 

Nagle, Joseph, died in Lancaster county, 1825, 

Nagle, Philip. 

Nagle, Fredericlv, residing in Berks county, 1829. 

Naggonton, Robert. 

K agon ton, Robert. 

Nagle, Henry, Sergeant. 

Nagle, Michael, York county ; taken prisoner and died on Jersey 

l)rison ship. 
Nail, James. 
Naight, Thomas. 
Nain, Benjamin. 
Namick, William. 
Nan Elton, John. 
Nap, Joshua. 
Narch, Ensign. 
Narmin, Henry. 
Nash, Jolm. 
Nathan, Jacob. 
N angle, .Joseph. 
Navington, Robert. 
Naylor, John. 
Nealer, Joseph. 
Neal, Samuel. 
Neagle, Philip. 
Neal, James. 
Nealy, Matthias. 
Neal, John. 
Neagle, John. 

Near, John, residing in Washington county, Maryland, 1824. 
Neburd, Samuel. 
Nebard, Samuel. 

Neil, Robert, residing in Armstrong county, 1814 
Neely, Lieutenant. 
Neely, David. 
Neely, Joseph. 
Neely, John. 
Neere, Martin. 
Neese, George. 



172 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Neff, Thomas. 

Neff, Jacob. 

Neff, Martin. 

Negro, John. 

Negent, John. » 

Negley, John, residing in Butler county, 1827. 

Neilly, Benjamin. 

Neider, Henry. 

Neighart, Christian. 

Neiglit, Thomas. 

Neil, John. 

Neilly, Daniel. , 

Neiby, John. 

Nelson, Captain. 

Nelson, Archibald. 

Nelson, John, Captain. 

Nelson, George. 

Nely, Samuel. 

Nelson, William. 

Nelson, James. 

Nelson, John. 

Nelson, Robert. 

Nelson, Francis. 

Nemersdale, Isaac. 

Nesmith, John. 

Nesbelt, Jonathan. 

Nevil, Henry. 

Nevins, Hugh. 

Nevin, Patrick. 

Nevill, Clnistian. 

Nevill, Jolm. 

Nevel, Frederick. 

New, Christopher. 

Newman, John. 

Nevel, John. 

Newman, David. 

Newman, Joshua. 

Newman, AValter. 

Newberry, James. 

Newbound, Thomas. 

Newton, Jonathan. 

Newbound, AVilliam. 

Newton, John. 

Newland, Michael. 

Newhouse, Anthony. 

Newbound, Andrew. 



REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 

Newton, Samuel. 

Newman, Jacob. 

Newman, Philip. 

Newman, Richard. 

Newton, Edward. 

Newing, Nicholas, 

Newcomb, John. 

Newland, William. 

Newell, Patrick. 

Newcomb, Samuel. 

Newcomer, Christian. 

Newcainly, John. 

Newman, Matthew. 

Newman, Jonatlian. 

Newbound, Thomas. 

Nibell, Christian. 

Nibard, Samuel. 

Niece, George. 

Niel, John. 

Nice, John. 

Nice, Captain. 

Nicols, William. 

Nickellse, James. 

Nicholas, William, 

Nichols, Jonathan. 

Nicliilew, Andrew. 

Nickle, Tliomas. 

Nickelson, James. 

Niciiols, Hugh. 

Nicholas, Thomas, residing in Luzerne county, 1826. 

Nice, Jacob. 

Nice, WilHam. 

Niceringer, Peter. 

Nice, George. 

Nice, John, Captain. 

Nicholls, Hugh. 

Nicholls, Robert. 

Nicholson, John, Sergeant. 

Nicliolls, Isaac. 

Niclioles, William, Sergeant. 

Nicolson, Andrew. 

Nicoles, James. 

Nielly, Lieutenant. 

Night, Thomas. 

Nigh, Andrew. 

Nightfiuish, Philip. 



174 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Nihard, Peter. 

Nipple, Frederick, residing in Mifflin county, 1818. 

Nisang, Philip. 

Nitterhoiise, Daniel. 

Nixon, Eobert. 

Nixon, Thomas. 

Nixon, John. 

JSoarth, Caleb. 

Noatsline, Peter, 

Noblet, Samuel. 

Noble, John. 

Noblet, Andrew. 

Noe, John. 

Noel, Jacob. 

Noel, John. 

Nogal, Joseph. 

Nogle, Joseph. 

Noland, Miles. 

Noland, George. 

Noll, John. 

Noland, Michael. 

Noland, William. 

North, Caleb. 

Norman, Joseph, residing in Philadelphia, 1829. 

Nortli, George. 

Norton, William, died in Philadelphia, 1824. 

Norton, James. 

North, Roger. 

Norther, Lieutenant. 

Norewood, Captain. 

Norris, Peter. 

North, Mitjor. 

Northstine, Peter, residing in Northampton county, 1821. 

Norton, Patrick. 

North, James. 

Norris, James. 

Norris, John. 

Norwine, Henry. 

Norton, John, residing in Dauphin county, 1812. 

Norton, Joseph, residing in East Earl townsliip, Lancaster county, 

1808. 
Norton, Patrick. 
Noslen, Richard. 
Notstan, John. 
Nothstien, John. 
Noteen, Michael. 



KEVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 175 

Nowland, William. 
Nowland, Michael. 

Nowland, John, residing in Perry county, 1824. 
Nowell, John. 
"Noyle, George. 
Nudey, Barney. 
Nugent, Robert. 
Nugent, Thomas. 
Nuin, Patrick. 
Nulan, John. 
Null, John. 

Nunemaclier, John, residing in Philadelphia county, 1824. 
Nutch, Joseph. 
Nutal, Joseph. 
Nyland, James. 
Nylson, John. 
Oaby, Pliilip. 
Oakes, Caleb. 
Oaken, Jesse. 
Oarbugust, Ludwig. 
Oat, John. 
Ober, Andrew. 

Odskins, John, served two years and six months. 
Oberdnift, Andrew, served on frontiers; wounded at St. Clair's de- 
feat ; residing in Somerset county, 1812. 
0'J3ryan, Philip. 
O'Bryan, Dennis. 
O' Bryan, John. 
O'Bryan, William. 
O'Bryan, Sylvester. 
O'Bryan, Francis. 
O'Bryan, Saul. 
O'Bryan, Roger. 
O'Bryan, Andrew. 
Ockir, Caleb. 
O'Connor, John. 
O'Connor, Cornel. 
O'Connor, Cornelius. 
ODonnel, John, (second.) 
O'Dorner, Murty. 
Offinger, Jacob. 
Offiubaugh, Jacob. 
Ogborn, John. 

Oggleby, Joseph, residing in Bucks county, 1820. 
O'llara, John. 
O'Harra, James. 



176 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

O'Harra, William. 

O'llara, Joseph, residing in Allegheny county, 1825. 

O'Haron, David. 

O'Hara, Francis, died in 1825, in Allegheny county. 

O'llara, Timothy. 

Ohle, Henry. 

Ohle, Andrew. 

Ohmet, ,Iohn. 

Okenhamar, John. 

Oldham, William. 

Oldham, Captain. 

Oldham, John. 

Old, William. 

Oldis, Robert. 

Older, Henry, 

Old wine, Charles, residing in Washington county, Maryland, 1822. 

Oldvvine, Barney, residing in Washington county, Maryland, 1822. 

O'Leary, James. 

Olirer, Joseph. 

Olirer, Gary. 

dinger, Peter. 

Olinberger, George. 

Oliphant, Andrew. 

Olleman, Frederick. 

Ollaman, John. 

Olman, John. 

O'Loan, Patt. 

Olrian, Patt. 

O'Nail, Charles. 

Oncle, George. 

O'Nett, Jolm. 

O'Neal, Cliristopher. 

O'Neal, Richard. 

O'Neil, Edward. 

O'Neil, John. 

O'Neal, John. 

O'Neal, James. 

O'Neil, John, (second.) 

Ongan, John. 

Opiel, Henry. 

O'Quirrer, John. 

Orchard, John. 

Oremer, Jacob. 

Organ, John. 

Organ, Matthew, residing in Washington county, 1818. 

Ormstead, Abraham. 



REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 177 

Orme, Tliomas. 

OiiKit, Jacob. 

Oipet, Richard. 

Orput, Richard. 

Oring, Henry, residing in Schnyllcill county, 1827. 

Orr, Joseph. 

Orr, William. 

Orr, John, residing in Danpliin county, 1824. 

Orr, David. 

Orr, Thomas. 

Osbourn, John, enlisted as teamster June 7, 1779 ; served three years. 

Osburn, Jacob. 

Osburn, Samuel. 

Osburn, Peter. 

Osburn, James. 

Ott, Andrew, residing in Philadelpliia county, 1825. 

Ott, Elias. 

Oswald, John. 

Ott, Jacob, enlisted 1779 ; served to end of tlie war ; residing in 

Philadelphia, 1828. 
Otley, William. 
Otterson, Hugh. 
Oughterson, Andrew. 

Ourey, Adam, residing in Crawford county, 1S20 
Overton, Thomas. 
Overhalser, Cliristian. 
Oversol, Peter. 
Owens, Robert, enlisted April 11. 1777; discharged February 1.3 

1779 ; died in Philadelphia, 1828. 
Owens, David. 
Owens, Samuel. 
Owens, John. 
Owens, Thomas. 
Owens, Jerry. 
Owins, B;iniey, Lieutenant. 
Ox, Cliristian. 
Ox, Peter. 
Oxley, Edward. 
Pace, Michael, Jr. 
Page, John. 
Page, George. 
Pahh, James. 
Painter, Joseph. 

Painter, John, residing in Northumberland county, 1819. 
Paine, John. 
Painter, John, Ensign. 
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178 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Paine, George. 

Pairotf , George. 

Palmer. 

Palmer, Benjamin. 

Palmer, Joseph. 

Palmer, Thomas. 

Pandle, Thomas. 

Pan, James. 

Pan, William. 

Pan, Joseph. 

Parkes, John. 

Parr, James. 

Parli^er, Alexander. 

Parliliurst, John, Corporal. 

Parsell, Henry. 

Parker, Robert. 

Parkhill, James. 

Parker, James. 

Parr, Wilham. 

Paris, Peter. 

Park, CJeorge. 

Parks, Jolin. 

Parsons, Joseph. 

Parr, Cai)tain. 

Parkinson, William. 

Park, Henry. 

Parks, Robert. 

Paris, Captain. 

Paris, Peter. 

Parks, Jolin, (second.) 

Parr, James. 

Parsons, William. 

Park, Tliomas. 

Park, William. 

Parrison, James. 

Parkes, Isaac. 

Parker, Jacob. 

Parr, Joseph. 

Parker, William. 

Parry, Jolin. 

Parks, Joseph. 

Parry, Thomas. 

Parker, Lieutenant. 

Parker, Joseph. 

Partington, George. 

Partridge, John. 



REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 179 

Piiiris, Peter. 

Parks, Thomas. 

Parrin, Francis. 

Parson, Matthew. 

Parker, Isaac. 

Parry, John. 

Parr, Joseph. 

Parkliill, Jolin. 

Paschka, Christian. 

Patton, John. 

Patterson, John. 

Patton, Jolui, Cornel. 

Patterson, Charles, Captain. 

Patton, Robert. 

Patten, Jolin. 

Patterson, Ezra. 

Patters, William. 

Patterson, John. 

Patcii, Richard. 

Patterson, Robert. 

Patterson, Captain. 

Patitiate, John. 

Patterson, Andrew. 

Patton, T. Captain. 

Patton, Thomas. 

Patridge, John. 

Paterson, Simon. 

Pattan, John. 

Patterson, Murdock. 

Patton, Captain. 

Patterson, George. 

Patterson, James. 

Patton, James. 

Paulin, Samuel. 

Paul, James. 

Paulfrier, George. 

Pauling, Benjamin. 

Paul, Adam. 

I'aul, IJenjamin, residing in Chester county, 1822; in Iletherland's 

company, flying camp-, served six months at Treutou. 
Paul, Jacob. 
Paul, Jonathan. 
Pauliiill, James. 
Pau])er, llobert. 
Paxton, Captain. 
Paxton, rloim. 



180 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Payton, William. 

Pearl, William. 

Pearson, Captain. 

Pearson, John. 

Pearson, Anthony. 

Pearson, George. 

Peal, Henry. 

Peart, Edward, residing in Philadelphia county, 1823. 

Pealing, Kobert. 

Peacock, Thomas. 

Peck, William, residing in Lancaster county, 1826. 

Peelan, Kirshavv. 

Peck, Benjamin. 

Peebles, Robert. 

Peebles, William. 

Peerpoint, Ellas. 

Peerihouse, John. > 

Peelin, Kershaw. 

Peling, Robert, Sergeant, residing in York county, 1820. 

Peelin, Joshua. 

Pegan, John. 

Pegan, Archibald, residing in Allegheny county, 1827. 

Peirce, Charles. 

Pelser, Anthony. 

Pelan, Robert. 

Pelan, Joshua. 

Pemberton, John. 

Pembrook, John. 

Pembrook, Thomas. 

Penchin, George. 

Pennington, Edward. 

Pendergrass, Lawrence. 

Pentecost, Dorset. 

Penrow, John. 

Penrose, Joseph; 

Penrod, Tobias. 

Penton, Aaron. 

Penslar, John. 

Pendergrass, Lawrence, died in Cumberland county, 1820. 

Renting, David. 

Pencil, Henry. 

Penn, Robert. 

Penton, Anen. 

Pence, John. 

Penry, Tliomas. 

Pepper, Jacob. 



REVOLUTIOXARY SOLDIERS. 181 

Perry, Benjamin. 

Perry, Joseph. 

Perry, James. 

Perry, William. 

Perneil, William. 

Perry, Samuel. 

Perry, Isaac. 

Person, John. 

Perry, -John. 

Perry, Tliomas. 

PerciOeld, Thomas. 

Perry, Joshua. 

Perry, Simon. 

Peres, John. 

Perkins, Samuel. 

Perkins, Hiram. 

Pergaii, \Villiam. 

Pester, Joseph. 

Peterson, Gabriel. 

Petree, Andrew. 

Petree, Dewalt. 

Peters, Arnold, died in lS2o, in Lancaster county. 

Peters, John. 

Peter, Nicholas. 

Peterson, Lieutenant. 

Pettigrew, William. 

Pattigrew, James. 

Petiliet, John Edward. 

Peters, Comfort. 

Peters, Michael. 

Peters, Jacob. 

Peterson, Joshua. 

Peter, Phelan. 

Pettilead, John. 

Peterson, J(wei)h. 

Peters, Al)raham. 

Peter, Caspar, died in Dauphin county, ante 1828. 

Peterey, Anthony. 

Peterson, Simon. 

Peters, Anthony. 

Peters, William. 

Peters, Phili[). 

Peters, George, residing in Philadelphia in 1828. 

Pettrey, Anthony. 

Peter, Michael. 

Peter, Elias. 



182 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Peyton, James. 

Phauser, George. 

Phelps, Ezra. 

Phelps, Jacob, musician. 

Phelon, Peter. 

Phile, George. 

Phile, Philip. 

Phipps, Benjamin. 

Philip, Joseph. 

Philip, Simon. 

Phile, Charles. 

Philips, William. 

Philips, James. 

Phister, Godfrey. 

Philips, William, (second.) 

Philips, Conrad. 

Phister, Jacob. 

Phillipy, Abraham. 

Phrenner, Philip. 

Phrenner, William. 

Phyley, Philip. 

Pickle, Jacob. 

Pickard, John Frederick, died in Berks county, ante 1826. 

Picket, John. 

Picket, Jacob. 

Pidgeon, Conrad. 

Piercy, Henry. 

Pierce, Timothy, died in 1827. 

Pierson, John. 

Piercy, John. 

Piery, John. 

Pierce, Jolin. 

Pierce, Edward. 

Piggot, Captain. 

Piggot, James, Captain. 

Piggle, Jacob. 

Pike, Zebulon. 

Pike, Joshua. 

Pillar, Jolm. 

Pilliers, James. 

Pimple, Jacob. 

Pink, William. 

Pine, John. 

Pinard, Philip. 

Pinell, John. 

Pineyard, William. 



REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. ISS 

Pindle, Philip. 

Piper, James. 

Piper, John, Colonel. 

Piper, John. 

Piper, Henry. 

Pitcher, James. 

Pittiman, George. 

Pitimai), Isaac. 

Pitt, William. 

Pittsbangh, Andrew. 

Pitts, William. 

Pitz, Michael. 

Pittihead, John. 

Plaffeiiback. Andres. 

Piatt, Ralph. 

Playlief, Samuel 

Pleasants, Captain. 

Plumkett, Thomas. 

Plnmmer, John. 

Plyley, John. 

P'Mers. Arnold. 

Poah, Edmund. 

Pobb, Ensign. 

Pogue, Andrew, residing in Crawford county, 1S20. 

Poke, David. 

Poland, Peter, residing in Lancaster county, ISIL 

Polk, John. 

Poland, Samuel, residing in Franklin county, ISIO. 

Pollock, James Smith, residing in Columbia county, 1819. 

Poffenberger, John, residing in Schuylkill county, 1825. 

Polk, David. 

Poland, Daniel. 

Pollard, Samuel. 

Pollock, James. 

Poison, Robert. 

Polemus, Joseph. 

Ponsler, Lewis. 

Pontoser, David. 

Pond, John. 

Poorham, John. 

Pool, .lohn. 

Poor, William. 

Pool, Henry. 

Pope, Andrew. 

Pope, Thomas. 

Popst, Christian. 



184 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Porter, Andrew. 

Porter, William. 

Porter, Captain. 

Porter, Richard. 

Porter, George. 

Porter, Robert. 

Portner, John. 

Porter, James. 

Postman, John. 

Postal, Henry. 

Post, John. 

Posey, Captain. 

Post, John. 

Post, Faber. 

Post, Gideon, fifer. 

Posey, Macajah, died xipril, 1S28, in Chester county. 

Potan, Lieutenant. 

Potts, Captain. 

Potter, James, Hon. 

Potts, Jonathan. 

Potts, Joseph. 

Potts, Hans. 

Potter, John. 

Potter, Robert. 

Potts, Jacob. 

Potts, John. 

Pots, Hance. 

Poulstan, Robert. 

Poust, Frederick. 

Poul, Frederick. 

Power, Alexander. 

Power, Loyd. 

Powell, William. 

Power, William. 

Powder, Tobias. 

Powell, Elijah. 

Powers, Aaron. 

Powers, James. 

Powers, William. 

Powell, Frederick. 

Power, Alexander, (second.) 

Power, Tobias. 

Powell, Philip. 

Powell, Adam. 

Powless, Jacob. 

Powel, Loyd. 



EEVOLUTIOXARY SOLDIERS. 185 

Powers, Robert. 

Powell, Armstrong. 

Powers, Daniel. 

Poyton, James. 

Pratt, William. 

Pratt, James, enlisted 1777 ; served until 17S2 ; residing in Colnmljia 

county, 1826. 
Pratt, John. 
Pratt, Ephraim. 
Prather, Bazil, Lieutenant. 

Pray, Jonathan, residing in Northumberland county, 1818. 
Preston, Jacob. 
Preston, Major. 
Preston, John. 
Preston, Patt. 
Price, George. 
Preise, George. 
Price, David. 
Price, John. 
Prisel, Frederick. 
Pritchey, Robert. 
Price, John. 
Priestley, John. 
Prise, Daniel. 
Prigmoii, Codorus. 
Prigman, Jonathan. 
Pritcliig, David. 
Pritchig, James. 
Price, William. 
Primer, Henry 
Priss, Carls. 
Price, Adam. 
Price, Micliael. 
Price, Thomas. 

Price, Abraham, residing in Pliiladelphia, 18UG. 
Pritchard, Samuel. 
Pringle, George. 
Proctor, Francis. 
Prowel, Major. 
Prowell, William. 
Proctor, Andrew. 
Proctor, Tliomas, Captain. 
Proctor, Francis, Jr. 
Proctor, Francis, Sr. 
Proud, Charles. 
Prowel, Charles. 



186 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Proctor, Tliomas. 

Proctor, Francis, Captain. 

Proctor, Tliomas, Colonel. 

Pry, Thomas. 

Pry, William. 

Pudding, Conrad. 

Puff, Valentine. 

Pugh, Henry. 

Pugh, Ensign. 

Pugh, John, died in Lancaster county, 1807. 

Pugii, Thomas. 

Pukett, Joseph Benjamin. 

Pullun, John. 

Pulnian, Captain. 

Pullan, Samnel. 

Pulford, Thomas. 

Punches, John. 

Puntigus, John. 

Purcell, Henry. 

Purtle, John. 

Pursel, Jolin. 

Purdy, William. 

Purdue, James. 

Putnian, Enoch. 

Pulten, Samuel. 

Purcey, John. 

Quanail, John. 

Quash, Joiin. 

Quarrel, James. 

Quart, John. 

Qucinell, James. 

Queagle, Philip. 

Quick, Henry. 

Quigg, John. 

Quigley, Edward, wounded at Fort Washington. 

Quin, Daniel. 

Quin, Edward. 

Quie, Setli. 

Quindleir, John. 

Quin, Leonard. 

Quin, John. 

Quin, Patrick. 

Quirk, Gilbert. 

Quart, John. 

Quillet, Joseph. 

Quiun, John. 



REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 187 

Quinn, Patrick. 

Rabb, Captain. 

Rabenold, Jolin, residing in Lehigh county, IHiiO. 

Rabson, John. 

Rabson, Jacob. 

Rack, Patrick. 

Radcliff, James. 

Raddean, John. 

Radcliff, Samuel. 

Rahr, Martin. 

Rally, Pliilip. 

Raily, Jolni. 

Rairdon, Jeremiah. 

Raisnal, America. 

Raker, Martin. 

Ralphsnider, John. 

Ralpli, Josepii. 

Ralston, John. 

Ralin, William. 

Ralston, David. 

Ralston, Andrew, died August 31, 1S19. 

Ramsey, Lieutenant. 

Ramsay, David. 

Ramedel, James. 

Ramble, Samuel. 

Ramsey, Samuel. 

Randolph, Thomas. 

Rankin Captain. 

Rankin, John. 

Rankin, AVilliam. 

Ranby, J. Henry. 

Rankin, Thomas. 

Randolph, Lieutenant. 

Ranshon, Francis. 

Ransbury, John. 

Rand, Josei)h. 

Randall, Comely. 

Randle, John. 

Randolph, James. 

Randal, John. 

Randal, Robert. 

Ranar, Rowen. 

Ranch, Conrad. 

Rankin, John, residing in Mercer county, 180S. 

Rankey, Frederick. 

Rarich, Godfrey. 



188 ALPHABETICAL LLST OF 

Ranby, Henry. 

Bapert, Jacob, residing in Berks county, 1828. 

Eapp, Peter. 

Rathburn, Thomas. 

Eaween. 

Rawkson, John. 

Rawlin. 

Ray, John, 

Raybold, Jacob. 

Read, Casper. 

Reaur, Samuel. 

Rean, Martin. 

Reason, Conrad. 

Read, Archibald. 

Read, Samuel. 

Rea, Jolin. 

Read, Tliomas. 

Read, Joseph. 

Read, William, residing in Northumberland county, 1828. 

Ream, David. 

Ream, Andrew. 

Reading, Nicholas. 

Realy, James. 

Reaner, George. 

Recker, Elias, residing in Philadelphia in 1828. 

Redman, Doctor. 

Redman, Jolin. 

Redheifer, Conrad. 

Redheiffer, Andrew. 

Redding, Charles. 

Redman, Michael. 

Redman, Joel. 

Redhan, Frederick. ^ 

Redlion, Leonard. 

Reed, Andrew, residing in Chester county, 1823. 

Reed, Alexander, residing in Butler county, 1821. 

Ree, Captain. 

Reed, James. 

Reeves, John. 

Reeves, Pigl. 

Reedin, Joseph. 

Reese, Lieutenant. 

Reeves, William. 

Rees, George. 

Eees, Peter. 

Beeves, Euos. 



REVOLUTIOXARY SOLDIERS. 1S9 

Reed, Samuel. 
Reed, Giles. 
Reed, Tliomas. 

Reed, John, died in Union county, 1827. 
Reed, Cliailes. 

Reed, John, residing in Schuylkill couiity, 1826. 
Reed, David. 
Reese, Jolni. 
Reece, Daniel. 
Reester, Jacob. 
Reese, William. 
Reed, Francis. 
Reed, Daniel. 
Reed, John. 
Reed, Hugh. 
Reece, David. 

Reeger, Frederick, taken at Fort Washington, flying camp; resid- 
ing in Westmoreland county, 181U. 
Reehard, Thomas. 
Reek, John. 
Rees, David. 
Reed, William. 
Reftler, George. 
Regan, WilliirUii, 
Rehner, Matthew. 
Reits, Henry. 

Reim, Nicholas, died in Union county, 1819. 
Reinhart, John. 
Reinall, John. 
Reigkert, Daniel. 
Reiss, John. 
Reiger, Jacob. 
Reily, William. 
Reily, Patrick. 
Reiker, Simon. 
Reinduker, Samuel. 
Reid, Peter. 
Reid, David, 
Reiley, Tliomas. 
Reight, Richard. 
Reinald, Christopher. 
Reid, James R. 
Reiss, Henry. 
Reily, James. 
Reid, Patrick. 
Reichard, Charles. 



190 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Reinald, Christian. 

Reiff, Jacob. 

Reily, James. 

Eeigle, Jacob. 

Reigle, Michael. 

Reily, Christian. 

Reimer, David. 

Reichwisk, Conrad. 

Reily, Edward. 

Reith, Francis. 

Reid, Thomas. 

Reigler, Jacob. 

Reily, Joseph, Captain. 

Reiley, James. 

Reily, I'liilip. 

Reily, John, Captain. 

Raily, Christopher. 

Reily, John. 

Reiser, Philip, residing in Berks county, 1823. 

Remby, Joini. 

Rennels, Benjamin. 

Reno, Lewis. 

Renison, John. 

Renshaw, William. 

Rensall, Valentine. 

Rendals, Thomas. 

Rentzell, Valentine. 

Reneley, Nicholas. 

Reomer, Philip, residing in Franklin county, 1825. 

Reonitds, Martin. 

Reney, Conrad, residing in Centre county, 1820. 

Repolt, George. 

Reppie, William. 

Repman, Samuel. 

Resler, Matthias. 

Rese, Daniel. 

Ressler, John Henry. 

Resmith, John. 

Reser, Jacob. 

Retaser, Casper. 

Revacomb, Peter., 

Revalley, James. 

Reves, Lieutenant. 

Reiger, Doctor. 

Rex, David. 

Rex, William, residing in Northarjpton county, 1825. 



EEVOLUTIONAllY SOLDIERS. 191 

Reynolds, Christian. 

Reynolds, Christopher. 

Reymud, Jacob. 

Reynold, Jacob. 

Reynolds, George. 

Reynolds, Benedict. 

Reynold, William. 

Reynolds, Abizah. 

Reynard, .Jolin. 

Reynort, Jacob. 

Reynor, Christian. 

Reynold, Richard. 

Rhea, John. 

Rhodes, Jacob. 

Rliodes, John. 

Rial, Daniel. 

Rian, Jolni. 

Rianberg, Andrew. 

Ribbet, Abraiiam, Sergeant, residing in Union connty, 1S19. 

Riblet, Peter. 

Ribbett, (Christian, residing in Union county, 1819. 

Ribboldt, Frederick. 

Riblett, Abrani. 

Ricliard, Peter. 

Ricliardson, Captain. 

Richard, Thomas. 

Rice, David. 

Richardson, Tliomas. 

Richie, Robert. 

Rice, Josepli. 

Rice, Samuel. 

Rice, Frederick. 

Richardson, Luke. 

Ilichards, William. 

Richy, John. 

Rice, William. 

Ricliardson, Richard. 

Rice, Jacob. 

Richardson, John. 

Rice, John. 

Rickey, Robert. 

Richards, Patrick. 

Rice, Peter. 

Rickey, James. 

Rickey, David. 

Richard, Charles. 



192 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Rick, William. 

llichardsoii, Jeremiah. 

llicluirdson, William. 

Rice, Joseph. 

Richardson, George. 

Rice, George. 

Richards, Owen. 

Rice, Michael. 

Richard, Mattliew. 

Ricliards, Pliilip. 

Richardson, William. 

Ricliart, Charles. 

Rickley, Lewis. 

Ricliart, Jacob, residing in Allegheny connty, 1827 ; teamster with 

General Irvine. 
Rice, James. 
Richner, Daniel. 
Rich, Isaac. 
Richart, Tliomas, wonnded in the service ; died in Northampton 

county in ISOO. 
Richardson, Robert. 
Riddle, John. 
Ridshaw, Joseph. 
Riding, Charles. 
Riddle, John. 
Ridge, George. 
Ridey, Jolm. 
Ridenour, Cliristian. 
Ridgaway, James. 
Ridgeway, James, (second.) 
Ridenbaugh, Peter. 
Riddle, William. 
Rider, William. 
Riddle, Edward. 
Riely, Job. 
Riely, John. 
Ried, James R. 
Reigle, Jacob. 
Rife, Jacob. 
Riffets, George. 
Riflits, Natlian. 
Riffit, Christian. 
Rifford, John. 
Ritlits. Christian. 
Rigg, Eleazar. 
Biggie, Jacob. 



REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 193 

Righter, Jacob. 

Rigg, Hosea. 

Rigan, Thomas. 

RihL Fronts. 

Riley, Jaines. 

Riley, Edward. 

Riley, Job. 

Riley, John. 

Riley, Michael. 

Rininger, Geoi'ge. 

Ringer, Miciiael. 

Ring, ^Michael, residing in Bucks county. ISlo. 

Rinker, Abraham. 

Rinehart, Daniel, residing in Montgomery county, 1823. 

Rinehart, John. 

Rine, George. 

Rinedecker, Samuel. 

Rinehart, Michael, post rider, died in Lancaster county, 1S()9. 

Ring, David. 

Ripley, Paul. 

Ripel, Michael. 

Rip, Jacob. 

Rippy, Elijah. 

Rippa, Elijah. 

Ripley, Elijah. 

Ripson, John. 

Rist, Frederick. 

Rise, Frederick. 

Risliley, Lewis. 

Ristein, Charles, residing in Philndelpliia, 1829. 

Ristler, George. 

Rishell, George, residing in Union county. ls20. 

Rittenhouse, David. 

Rittenhouse, Jacob, residing in J.ancaster county, 1829. 

Ritter, Tobias. 

Rittenhouse, John. 

Ritchey, Craig. 

Ritchey, David, Washington county. 

Rittenheini, John. 

Ritter, William. 

Ritters, "William. 

Ritchie, John. 

Ritchie, David, Lancaster county, ISOT ; wounded at Long Island. 

Rittman, Samuel. 

Rivolt, TTenry. 

Rively, Frederick. 

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194 ALFIIABETiCAL LliST OF 

Roup, John. 

Roach, Timothy. 

Road, John. 

Roach, Isaac. 

Roahn, Martin. 

Roads, Jacob. 

Roads, William. 

Roahn, Nicholas. 

Roack, Redmond. 

Roack, Christopher, 

Robinson, Thomas. 

Robb, William. 

Robinson, John. 

Robin, Thomas. \ 

Rodgers, Samnel. 

Roberts, Patrick. 

Roberts, Stephen. 

Robinson, Patrick. 

Roberts, Clement. 

Robison, Thomas. 

Robinson, William. 

Robison, James. 

Roberts, William. 

Robinson, Terrence. 

Robert, Robert. 

Robins, Daniel,, died in Fayette county, 1824. 

Robinson, Major. 

Robinson, Captain. 

Robinson, Joseph. 

Robinson, Alexander. 

Robinson, James. 

Roberts, James. 

Roberts, Edward. 

Roberts, Rees. 

Jioberts, George. 

Robeson, Peter. 

Roberts, Evan. 

Robb, John. 

Robison, W^illiam. 

Robison, Benjamin. 

Robb, Captain. 

Roberts, Richard. 

Robison, John. 

Robinson, Edward. 

Robb, Lieutenant. 

Robert, Page. 



REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 195 

Robeson, Richard. 

Robeson, David. 

Roberts, Griflith. 

Roberts, Joseph. 

Roberts, Cadwalader. 

Roberts, John. 

Roberts, Isaac. 

Robertson, John, residing in Cumberland county, 182L 

Robertson, Terrence. 

Roberts, Gritlith, (second.) 

Robinson, Peter. 

Roberts, Natlian. 

Robinson, Benjamin. 

Roberts, Thomas. 

Roboot, Adam. 

Robison, Henry. 

Robinet, Joseph. 

Robinson, Richard. 

Roliison, Tiiomas, Lieutenant Colonel. 

Robinson, George. 

Rock, Jolni. 

Rockhill, 'William. 

Rock, Thomas. 

Rodgers, William. 

Rodnan, Henry. 

Rodgers, John. 

Rodes, Mark, Sergeant, died in Philadelphia, 1823. 

Rode, Ludwick. 

Rody, Augustus. 

Rodow, Jolui. 

Rodoby, Patrick. 

Rogers, Patrick. 

Roddy. Patrick^ 

Roddy, John. 

Roe, John. 

Rogers, Samuel. 

Rogers, Alexander. 

Rogers, William, drowned while attempting to cross the Schoharie 

river, 1779. 
Rogers, Matthew. 
Rogers, Zephaniah. 
Rogers, lloosier. 
Rogers, Gritlith. 
Roge, John. 
Rogers, John. 
Rohn, Christopher, residing in Philadelphia county, 1823. 



196 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Rohrer, Matthias. 

Rolls, John. 

Rolph, Lawrence. 

Rolls, Christian. 

Rolls, James. 

Romick, John. 

Romandus, John. 

Roneni, James. 

Roney, William and Hamilton. 

Rooper. 

Roops, Cornelius. 

Roop, George. 

Roop, Nicholas. 

Rooney, Peters. 

Roosewell, Jacob. 

Rork, Christian. 

Rosamond, John. 

Rose, Isaac. 

Rose, John. 

Rose, Russell. 

Ross, Roger. 

Rose, Ichabod. 

Ross, James. 

Ross, William, residing in Mifflin county, 1824. 

Roseo, Henry. 

Roser, Abraham. 

Rosgrave, Henry. 

Rose, Josepli Isaac. 

Rose, Peter. 

Roster, Frederick. 

Ross, John. 

Ross, Hugh, wounded iu 1777, when the Augusta was blown up. 

Ross, George. 

Roth, Philip. 

Roush, Timothy. 

Roush, Jacob. 

Rouck, Christian. 

Roucke, Timothy. 

Rough, Ludwick. 

Roughiorn, Simou. 

Rouman, Jacob. 

Rouse, Johannes. 

Rouse, Thomas. 

Rover, John. 

Roveller, Adam, died in Montgomery county, ante 1828. 

Row, Benjamin. 



REVOLUTIOXARY SOLDIERS. 197 

Row, Ludwig, died in Columbia county, 1815. 

Rowland, John. 

Rowland, Tliomas. 

Row, John. 

Row, Henry. 

Rowliour, Jacob. 

Rowland, J. M. 

Rowan, Jolm, residing in Bedford county, 1819. 

Rowen, Alexander. 

Rowen, Archibald. 

Rowley, Henry. 

Roy, John. 

Roy, Aliraham. 

Roy, William. 

Roy, William, Jr. 

Royal, David. 

Rubercane, Charles. 

Rubert, Adam. 

Ruclmian, Jonathan. , 

Huddow, John. 

Rudnean, John. 

Ruddy, Barney. 

Rudolph, Joh.n. 

Rudey, Barney. 

Rudolph, Tobias. 

Rudolpli, Jacob, residing in Butler county, 1820. 

Rugan, John. 

Rugen, Jacob. 

Ruker, Martin. 

Rulston, Andrew. 

Ruland, John. 

Rumin, George, residing in Lancaster county, 1819. 

Rummel, Micliael. 

Rundis, Peter, died in Montgomery county, 1820. 

Runner, George. 

Ruppy, Captain. 

Rui)ert, Adam. 

Ruple, Martin. 

Rusliwoem, William. 

Russel, James. 

Russel, Paul. 

Rusli, Daniel. 

Russel, Melcliior. 

Ruse, Thomas. 

Russ, Nathan. 

Russel, John. 



198 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Rush, James. 

Rush, rraiicis. 

Russel, Alexander. 

Rush, William. 

Rush, Thomas, died in York county, 1820. 

Rush, Paul. 

Rusk, Jacob. 

Russel, Robert. 

Russel, William, wounded at the battle of Germantovvn ; died 
April 6, 1802. 

Russel, Captain. 

Rush, Conrad. 

Rutledge, James. 

Rutherford, xVndrew. 

Rutherford, Samuel. 

Rutter, Moses. 

Ruth, Francis. 

Ryar, Christian. 

Ryan, Andrew. 

Ryan, Timothy. 

Ryan, James, enlisted November 7, 1775; discharged June 15, 1781. 

Ryan, Michael. 

Ryan, Miles. 

Ryan, John, Sergeant. 

Ryan, John. 

Rybaker, John, wounded in the service , residing in Dover town- 
ship, Yorli county, 1807. 

Ryburn, James. 

Rychey, Robert. 

Ryle, Peter. 

Ryley, Philip. 

Ryley, Henry. 

Rynear, Nicholas. 

Rynear, Daniel. 

Rynearsou, Isaac. 

Ryner, Philip. 

Ryne, George. 

Rynod, Valentine, residing in Westmoreland county, 1826. 

Ryon, John. 

Ryon, George. 

Sacker, John. 

Sachy, Lieutenants 

Sachy, John. 

Sac km an, Henry. 

Sackmiller, Frederick. 

Sadd, William. 



KEVOLUTIOXARY SOLDIERS. 199 

Saddler, Benjamin. 

Sadler, Jolm. 

Saddler, John. 

Saffe ranee, David. 

Sagare, John. 

Saiker, John. 

Salts, William. 

Sailor, John. 

Sain, Jolm. 

Sakman, Henry. 

Sallada, Jolm. 

Sallada, Daniel. 

Saltney, Samuel. 

Salladay, Melchoir. 

Salterlee, Elislia, residing in Bradford county, 1820. 

Salter, John. 

Salter, Thomas. 

Samuel, Robert. 

Sami)le, Robert. 

Sample, Tiiomas. 

Sample, Robert, Captain. 

Sami)le, William. 

Samuels, Gilbert. 

Sampson, Matthew. 

Sandge, John. 

San tee, John. 

Sanderson, Edward. 

Santler, Valentine. 

Sanderson, William. 

Santgavath, Joseph. 

Santiem, Francis. 

Sands, John. 

Sandayland, John. 

Sands, Andrew. 

Sapel, John A. 

Sapold, Leonard. 

Sappington, Thomas. 

Sarke, Joseph. 

Sasey, John. 

Saster, Daniel. 

Satwell, Solomon. 

Satton, Abraham. 

Satterlee, James, fifer. 

Saner, Henry, residing in Berks county, 1825. 

Saurman, Peter. 

Saunders, John. 



200 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Saunders, Sampson. 

Saunders, Samson. 

Saunders, Ensign. 

Saugarat, Joseph, 

Saunders, Joseph. 

Savall, George. 

Savage, Patrick. 

Saville, George. 

Savalan, Michael. 

Savel, George. 

Savidge, Jolin. 

Swan, Captain. 

Saxton, .John. 

Saylor, John. 

Say bold, Leonard. 

Say pole, Jose pi i. 

Sax, Andrew. 

Scannell, John. 

Scavles, Reuben. 

Scaver, Ichabod. 

Sebold, Leonard. 

Sebold, David. 

Sechler, Michael, residing in Lycoming county, 1826. 

Schackler, Frederick. 

Schlesser, John. 

Schofield, Lieutenant. 

Schouser, Jacob. 

Schlatter, Godfrey, died in Philadelphia, 1828. 

Scliooley, William. 

Schlatter, Jolm, residing in Leliigh county, 1826. 

Schlockerman, Clu-istian, residing in Berks county, 1827. 

Schalek, Lieutenant. 

Schrack, David. 

Schriver, Samuel. 

Sclirevber, Sebastin. 

Schwark, Andrew. 

SchooOer, Valentine. 

Schifley, Jacob. 

Schwaker, Adam. 

Schneck, Christian, residing in Berks county, 1828. 

Sell mold, Peter. 

Schnerder, James. 

Schriver, Frederick. 

Schneider, Jacob, residing in Schuylkill county in 1828. 

Schu, John. 

Scheffer, Adam. 



REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 201 

Schade, Henry. 

Scheibler, George. 

Schiner, Frederick. 

Schreder, Jacob. 

Schreider, Israel. 

Sell moll, Peter. 

Schusyer, Nieiiolas. 

Schwab, Adam. 

Seidel, Peter, residing in Ohio, 1S2'4. 

Scliwag, Leonard. 

Schwartz, Godfrey. 

Scliertken, Peter. 

Scoutt, William. 

Scoutt, Aaron. 

Scott, Alexander, residing in Franklin county, 1823. 

Scott, Matthew. 

Scott, James. 

Scott, George. 

Scot, Jolni, residing in the State of Indiana in 1828. 

Scoot, Alexander. 

Scott, Lieutenant. 

Scott, William, residing in Crawford county, 1816 

Scott, William, (second.; 

Scott, Xathanie'. 

Scouten, Tlieodonis. 

Scott, Joseph. 

Scott, John, resided in Bedford county, 1810. 

Scott, Samuel. 

Scott, Tliomas. 

Scott. Moses. 

Scott, Oliver. 

Scott, Francis. 

Scotland, Thomas, enlisted 1777 ; wounded at Brandywine and Ger- 

mantown ; discharged 1783; residing in Bucks county, 1812. 
Scrouse, Joiin. 
Schriver, Philip Peter. 
Scrogs, James. 
Scran ton, James. 

Schroyer, Mattliias, residing in Union county, 1820. 
Schriver, Jolni. 

Schroeder, Piiilip, discharged July 18, 1781 ; died in Philadelphia. 
Scribner, David. 

Schafer, Christian, residing in Philadelphia county, 1820. 
Scrindless, John. 
Scuse, John. 
Scull, Edward. 



202 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Scull, Captain. 

Scull, William. 

Seager, Georgfe. 

Seabouni. 

Seamiell, John. 

Seavey, Isaac. 

Searles, George S, 

Searsli, James. 

Sebolt, David. 

Seburn, William. 

Seely, Isaac. 

Seely, Captain Isaac, residing in Cumberland county, 1812. 

Seepolt, David. 

Seebrook, Nathaniel. 

Seemer, Joseph. 

Seehon, Christopher. 

Seehann, John. 

Seely, Ebenezer. 

Seely, Michael. 

Seely, Samuel C, Lieutenant. 

Seely, Samuel, Sr. 

Segler, Peter. 

Segar, John. 

Segler, Adam. 

Seider, Henry. 

Seigfried, John. 

Saigle, Henry, residing in Northumberland county, 1825. 

Seiiy, Isaac, 

Seily, Charles. 

Seivert, Jacob, residing in Berks county, 1822. 

Seidenshinrice, Joseph. 

Seitz, Peter, residing in Northumberland county, 1824. 

Seiginger, Nicholas. 

Selheimer, Nicholas, died in 1823, in Pjanklin county. 

Sellers, Francis. 

Selsor, John. 

Sell, John. 

Selin, Anthony. 

Semple, William. 

Semple, llobert. 

Semers, Joseph. 

Senear, John. 

Seneer, Peter. 

Serlass, Adam. 

Sorren, AVilliara. 

Serrine, William. 



REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 203 

Sermine, "William. 

Sergeant, William. 

Sereiice, Thomas. 

Serf as, Adam. 

Surfas, Charles. 

Service, James, enlisted 1776, in commissioners' department; in 
September, 1776, wounded in leg; in November, 1776, taken 
l)ris()ner by British dragoons: released in 1777, and rejoined tlie 
army ; residing in Bedford county, 1H06. 

Settlemire, Godfrey. 

Settinger, John. 

Setzer, Henry. 

Severlks, Frederick. 

Severance, Samuel. 

Sewalt, Jacob. 

Seward, Richard. 

Sewalt, Lewis. 

Sewyra, Richard. 

Sexton, Michael. 

Seyburn, John. 

Seyler, Yost. 

Shade, Henry. 

Shade, John, residing in Cumberland county, 1822 

Shaw, Samuel. 

Shaffer, Andrew. 

Shang, Matthias. 

Shandly, Nicliolas, 

Sliaffer, Anthony. 

Siiarp, Thomas. 

Shade, Henry, Captain. 

Shaddon, Dedlove. 

Shanks, Ensign. 

Shaw, Ensign. 

Shaffer, George. 

Sharp, William. 

Shaffner, Peter. 

Shaffner, George. 

Sharp, Andrew. 

Sharp, George, Captain, 

Sharpless, Benjamin. 

Shannon, Samuel. 

Shaw, Jacob. 

Sliarer, Henry. 

Shaeffer, Adam. 

Sliarpless, James. 

Sharer, Philip. 



204 ALPHABETICAL LIST OP 

Shatz, Henry. 

Sliatz, Jost. 

fSliadaker, David. 

Shaw, James. 

Sharp, Henry. 

Shannon, David. 

Shafner, George. 

Shaffer, Michael. 

Shay, Timothy. 

Shawer, Jacob. 

Shadow, Henry. 

Shanefelt, Nicholas, died in Centre county. 

Sharp, Daniel. 

Sh addle, Edward. 

Shafer, Jacob. 

Shafer, Frederick. 

Shanks, Thomas. 

Shaffer, John. 

Shaffer, Henry. 

Shaw, John. 

Shaw, Icabod. 

Sharp, Jolin. 

Shandley, Jacob. 

Shanley, Michael. 

Shandsley, Michael. 

Shandler, llobert. 

Shan, James. 

Shane, Casper. 

Shady, Martin. 

Shaver, Jolni, residing in Huntingdon county, 1826. 

Shaw, Michael. 

Sharron, William. 

Shartzer, Christopher, residing in Lancaster county, 1824. 

Shaffer, Thomas. 

Slianness, John. 

Shawese, John. 

Shafner, Francis. 

Shane, Casper. 

Shaw, Simon. 

ShalTer, David. 

Sheese, Pater. 

Sherrett, Isaac. 

Sheffer, John. 

Sher. John. 

Shemo, Peter. 

Sheckler, Jacob. 



KEVOLUTIONAKr SOLDIERS. 205 

Slieckler, Jolin. 

.Slieppard, Philip. 

Shear, Chaplain. 

Shelley, Peter. 

Sheeham, Tiiomas. 

Sheppard, Job. 

Siielley, John. 

Sheilds, Casper. 

Sherry, Henry. 

Sheets, Casper. 

Shelaiire, John, Captain. 

Sheellocker, George. 

Sheppard, Giles. 

Shenff, Cornelius. 

Sheaver, Thomas. 

Shekel), Patrick. 

Shearman, Thomas, residing in Columbia county, 1825. 

Shee, John. 

Shelhamer, Peter. 

Shecken, Patrick. 

Sheib, William, died October 24, 181S. 

Siieiver, Thomas. 

Slieerer, Thomas. 

Shean, Christian. 

Sheets, Henry. 

Siieetz, Philip, residing in Montgomery county, 1825. 

Sheffer, Michael. 

Shelton, Johu, 

Siiearer, John. 

Shetz, Peter. 

Sherer, John. 

Sheppard, Robert. 

Sheets, Henry, (second.) 

Sheehan, Jeremiah. 

Sheppey, Jacob. 

Shertle, John. 

Slieemer, Christian. 

Sheets, Philip. 

Sheiftley, Jacob, discharged at Trenton, July, 1781 ; residing in 

Berks county, 1812. 
Sheppard, Jacob. 
Sheets, Aleck. 
Shelton, Jonatiian. 
Sheckler, D. Frederick. 
Sheriff, Conrad. 
Shel, Frederick. 



206 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Sliemo, Henry. 

Shemaii, Jacob. 

Sheridan, James. 

Shellenford, William. 

Sheef, Baltzer. 

Sliearer, Philip. 

Slierrick, Jacob. 

Shertzer, Casper. 

Slielaberger, Simon. 

Shelian, Thomas. 

Sheppy, Edward. 

Sliealds, Michael. 

Sheerer, Jacob. 

Shinicker, Michael. 

Shipe, Henry. 

Sliire, John. 

Shields, Joseph. 

Siiields, Captain. 

Sliimo, Peter. 

Shickle, Peter. 

Shilhamer, George. 

Shick, George. 

Shires, John. 

Ships, Joseph. 

Sliittentter, George. 

Shitz, William. 

Shitz, Henry. 

Siiiles, Captain, Lieutenant. 

Siiields, John. 

Shitz, Francis. 

Sliipe, John. 

Shipe, Casper. 

Shipe, Jacob. 

Shitz, Conrad. 

Shitz, Jacob. 

Shirt, William. 

Shitz, Daniel. 

Shine, Jacob. 

Shince, Danie). 

Sliimple, Jacob. 

Siiively, Jacob. 

Shirk, Jacob, residing in Franklin county, 182G. 

Siiitz, Woolrey. 

Sliisshani, Gabriel. 

Sliillingford, William. 

Sliiller, John. 



REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 207 

Sliiiie, John. 

Sliippeu, Williuin. 

Shiver, John. 

Shields, Charles. 

Shiehan, Thomas. 

Shitz, Caspar. 

Shirtz, Mattliew. 

Shienfell, Nicholas. 

Shinfessel, Andrew, residing in Berks county, 1820. 

Shiraple, Charles. 

Shire, Martin. \ 

Shirely, John. 

Shields, James. 

Shober, Francis. 

Shnider, Henry. 

Shouse, Christian. 

Slioe, Joiin, died in York county. 

Shoebrook, Philip. 

Shock, Philip. 

Showalter, Ub. 

Show, George. 

Show, John, died in Y'ork in 1805. 

Show, Benjamin. 

Slioemaker, Thomas. 

Shoemkir, Henry. 

Shoemaker, Joseph. 

Short, William. 

Shoeman, Adam. 

Shotts, Lndwig. 

Shoemaker, Ezekiel.' 

Shoemaker, Samuel. 

Slioemaker, Peter. 

Shoemaker, Daniei. 

ShouHer, Valentine. 

Shook, John, Northampton county, 1827. 

Siiotts, Yost. 

Shotts, Henry. 

Sliour, Sebastian. 

Shorte, Sarnnel. 

Shoemaker, Michael. 

Schockey, Christian, died in lS2o, in Lebanon county 

Shotts, Josepl). 

Sliover, Francis. 

Shover, Jacob. 

Short, Richard. 

Short, Jacob. 



208 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Shonney, John. 

Shocker, Artam. 

Shoup, Henry, Sr. 

Shrader, Pliilip. 

8houi), Lndwig. 

Shriver, Jacob. 

Shrawdor, Philip. 

Shrayer, C4eorge, died in Berlcs county, 1827. 

Shriver, Fredericlv. 

Shrander, Philip. 

Slireder, Philip. ' 

Shriver, Samuel. 

Shreiber, Frederick. 

Shroat, Samuel. 

Shrod, Samuel. 

Shriner, Jacob. 

Shuman, William, residing in Chester county, 1827. 

Shrauder, Pliilip. 

Shroad, Pliilip. 

Shrader, Pliilip. 

Shrader, Isi-ael. 

Shrott, Samuel. 

Shriner, Christopher. 

Shubert, John, died in 1822, in Philadelphia county. 

Shrup, John. 

Sliryock, Christian, died in Bedford county, 1825. 

Shuster, John. 

Shute, Thomas. 

Shut, Daniel. 

Shute, William. 

Shubert, Jacob. 

Shuster, Andrew, residing in Philadelphia, 1825 

Shute, John. 

Shubert, Ferdinand. 

Shumnay, Peter. 

Shutt, Jacob. 

Shuttell, Daniel. 

Shuborg, Melchior. 

Shultz, Daniel. 

Shusler, Casper. 

Shutts, Christian. 

Shunabarger, Jacob. 

Shuman, Carl. 

Shubart, William. 

Shuler, Plenry, died in Huntingdon county, 1825. 

Shugart, Martin. 



REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 200 

Shuk, Jolin, taken at Fort Washington ; exchanged May, 1780; re- 
siding in Washington county, 1807. 
Shyrock, Christian. 
Shyrely, Jacob. 
Sibert, Adam. 
Siberk, Philip. 
Sibbit, James. 
Sibbum, William. 
Sidebottom, John. 
Sidons, John. 
Siddons, Ileni-y. 
Sinney, Ezekiel. 
Sides, Peter. 
Sidle, John. 
Siddle, Peter. 
Siddens, Samuel. 
Sigfried, Jolm, Colonel. 
Siggefurl, John. 

Sigler, Jacob, residing in Lancaster county, 1823. 
Siknuler, Frederick. 
Silver, Amos. 
Siles, Samuel. 
Simms, John. 
Simpson, M. 
Simonds, Joseph. 
Simpson, Michael. 
Simmonds, William. 
Simpson, Samuel. 
Simon, Jones. 
Simeton, Peter. 
Simpson, Richard. 
Simonton, Epliraim. 
Simson, Captain. 
Simons, William. , 

Simms, Alexander. 
Simms, Captain. 
Simpson, Captain. 
Simon, Samuel. 
Simmons, John. 
Simpson, John. 
SinjpHon, William. 
Sims, William, Lieutenant. 
Simrall, Alexander. 
Sims, John. 
Simons, Nathaniel. 
Simons, Jonas. 

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210 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Simmens, James. 

Simonds, Isles. 

Simonds, Jonas. 

Simmerman, Stophel. 

Simon, Isle. 

Simpson, Matthew. 

Simms, William. 

Simpson, James. 

Singlevvood, Stephen. 

Singer, Henry. 

Singer, John. 

Singleton, John. 

Sinklar, Andrew. 

Sink, Joseph. 

Sinck, Peter. 

Sinclair, Andrew. 

Sipril, Frederick. 

Sipple, John. 

Sivert, Samuel. 

Skillon, Jonathan, residing in Bucks county, 1813. 

Skin, John. 

Skimer, Samuel. 

Skuse, John. 

Skyll, James. 

Slatterbacli, George. 

Slaughter, Henry. 

Slaw, James. 

Slaugiiter, Joseph. 

Slapper, Andrew. 

Slager, Nicholas. 

Slauterbach, John. 

Slemons, Robert. 

Sleem, James. 

Slevoright, John. 

Sleven, James. 

Sleeseman, Casper. 

Slinglack, Yost. 

Sliner, Christian. 

Sloan, Jolui. 

Slough, William. 

Sloan, James, Sergeant, died in Armstrong county, 1821. 

Slough, Barnet. 

Slone, David. 

Slough, Bernard. 

Slutehani, Anthony, residing in York county, 1828. 

Slow, Baruet. 



REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 211 

Sloan, Tliomas. 

Slotterback, George. 

Sinter, William. 

Small wood, Colonel. 

Small, Qnarter Master. 

Smalley, Samuel. 

Small, Peter. 

Smallwood, David. 

Smaitwood, Moses. 

Smatts, Frederick. 

Smettzer, .John. 

Smith, Thomas. 

Smith, Peter. 

Smith, Barnet. 

Smith, Lieutenant Colonel. 

Smith, George. 

Smith, William. 

Smith, John, Sr. 

Smiley, Tliomas. 

Smith, Patrick. 

Smith, Abram, Colonel. 

Smith, Samuel. 

Smith, Robert. 

Smith, Conrad. 

Smith, .Jonathan B. 

Smith, .Joseph. 

Smith, Christian, residing in Kentucky in 1825. 

Smith, Nicholas, residing iu Washington county, 1819. 

Smith, Asa. 

Smith, Moses. 

Smith, Matthew. 

Smith, .Jacob. 

Smith, Michael. 

Smith, .John, (second,) died in Delaware county, ante 1819. 

Smith, Iletiry. 

Smith, Eliphalet, Corporal. 

Smith, Nathaniel. 

Smith^ William, (third.) 

Smith, Abram. 

Smith, Joseph. 

Smith, Pliilip, residing in Berks county, 1S25. 

Smith, Edward, discharged 1782, died in Lancaster county, 1825. 

Smith, Isaac. 

Smith, Frederick. 

Smith, Abraham. 

Smith, John, Sergeant. 



212 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Smith, Emunuel. 

Smitli, J oil 11, privute, 

tSniitli, .lolui, Jr. 

Smilli, Tlioinas, (first.) 

Siuitli, Thoniiis, (second.) 

Sinitli, Tliomas, (third.) 

Smith, Mattiiias. 

Smitii, James, (first.) 

Smith, James, (second.) 

Smitli, William, (second.) 

Smith, Ihi^h. 

Smith, Francis. 

Smith, Daniel. 

Smith, Laurence. 

Smith, James, residing in Perry county, 1824. 

Smith, Christian. 

Smith, Peter, (second.) 

Smith, John, (first,) residing in Lancaster county, 1827. 

Smith, John, (second.) 

Smith, John, (first, tliird, and second.) 

Smith, Valent. 

Smith, Willis. 

Smith, Terrence. 

Smith, Valentine. 

Smith, George. 

Smith, John, (third.) 

Smith, Jeremiah. 

Smith, Nictholas. 

Smitli, Clnistopher. 

Smith, John, (first and second.) 

Smith, Alexander. 

Smith, John, (fifth.) 

Smith, Jolm, (ninth.) 

Smok, Daniel. 

Smock, Philip. 

Smytli, Robert. 

Smyth, Matthias. 

Smyth, Pliilip. 

Smyth, Jolin. 

Smyth, Lieutenant. 

Siiarel, John. 

Snatterly, Henry. 

Snerdee, Lieutenant. 

Sneider, Jacob. 

Snerdee, John. 

Snellbecker, John. 



EE VOLUTION ARY SOLDIERS 213 

Snead, William. 

Snell, Jacob. 

Siiell, James. 

Sneering, George. 

Sliced, William. 

Siieyd, William. 

Snevvday, Henry. 

Siieide, .James. 

Snider, George. 

Sniner, Jacob, residing in Philadelphia, 1S2G. 

Snider, John. 

Snider, Henry. 

Snoble, Joim. 

Snyder, John, residing in Union county, 1818. 

Snyder, George. 

Snyder, Henry. 

Snyder, Gerard. 

Snyder, Jacob. 

Snyder, Detriek, residing in Schuylkill county, 1828. 

Snyder, Adam. 

Snyder, Christopher. 

Sohn, David. 

Solomons, Henry. 

Solin, John. 

Solter, John. 

Solger, Stephen. 

Solomon, Jolin. 

Solomon, William. 

Sommer, Jacob. 

Somerville, William. 

Sommers, Ensign. 

Sonal, John. 

Sorg, Michael. 

Sork, Michael. 

Sorquy, John. 

Southerland, William. 

Soiitliard, Thomas.^ 

Soutiiard, Henry. 

South, Jolm. 

Soucer, Jacob. 

Sou, David. 

Spangenberg, John, died in Northampton county. 

Sparks, George. 

Spangler, Philip. 

Sparks, Diggory. 

Spangle, Zacliariah. 



214 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Sparling, John. 

Spangler, Charles. 

ISpade, John. 

Spanevell, Isaac. 

Spair, Ricliard. 

Sparrow, William. 

Sparrow, Stephen. 

Sparen, Jolm. 

Sparks, Richard. 

Spaulding, John. 

Spencer, James. 

Speer, Edward. 

Spearing, John. 

Spegel, Jacob. 

Speedy, William. 

Speigel, Leonard. 

Speigel, Lawrence. 

Spence, James. 

Spear, Joshua. 

Sperey, George. 

Spevy, Jacob. 

Spear, John. 

Speer, Edward. 

Speeling, Michael. 

Spelesy, Michael. 

Spencer, William. 

Speese, Edward. 

Spellesey, Michael. 

Speer, John, Captain. 

Spencer, John. 

Spencer, Samuel. 

Sperowl, John. 

Spelbrook, John. 

Spence, George. 

Spence, John. 

Speare, William. 

Spence, James, residing in Indiana county, 182S. 

Speclit, Adam. 

Speer, John. 

Spey, Timothy. 

Spencer. 

Spicer, John. 

Spinner, Simon. 

Spicer, Samuel. 

Spicer, William. 

Spine, James. 



RE VOLUTION A KY SOLDIERS. 215 



Spilej', Conrad. 

Spilerbuck, John. 

Spider, Jacob. 

Spies, Jacob. 

S[)iegle, Henry. 

Spires, John, 

Spolin, Captain. 

Spohii, Jolii), Captain. 

Spooiier, Cal. 

Spokna, John. 

Spong, John Leonard. 

Spoust, Frederick. 

Spotts, John P. 

Spotts, Jacob. 

Sproat, William. 

Sproat, Lieutenant. 

Sproat, James. 

Springer, William. 

Si)ringer, Pliilip. 

Sprouts, John. 

Sprovvl, .John. 

Spreket, William. 

Sprackett, Thomas. 

Spyker, Colonel. 

Spyker, Henry. 

Spy, Timothy. 

Spyeer, Samuel. 

Squires, Robert. 

Srutzer. Simon. 

Srudg-e, Patrick. 

Standley, Marshall. 

Stacker, Lewis. 

Stake, Jacob. 

Staples, Samuel. 

Staples, John. 

Stamper, Joseph. 

Stay, John. 

Standley, Francis, 

Standley, Lieutenant. 

Stanly, John. 

Stanly, Peter. 

Standley, Peter. 

Stanwood, (Jharles. 

Stahl, John, residing in Union county, 1825. 

Stall, (ieorge. 

Statenberg, George. 



216 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Stake, John. 

Stauffer, Henry, residing in Somerset county in 1822. 

Stayner, Captain. 

Stay, Lieutenant. 

Standley, William. 

Stagner, Roder, Captain, residing in Mifflin county, 1828. 

Staddle, Captain. 

Standley, llichard. 

Staddle, Christian. 

Stagg, Freman. 

Stalile, Jacob, residing in Lancaster county, 1824. 

Starret, Jonathan. 

Stamper, Charles. 

Stargus, Justis. 

Stam, John. 

Stall, William. 

Stark, Joseph. 

Stage, William. 

Stapleton, William. 

Starr, Elijah. 

Stagg, Benjamin. 

Stagg, John. 

Stanford, Robert. 

Staterloy, John. 

Stamer, Jonas. 

Stackhouse, Francis, fifer, enlisted 1776 ; residing in Bucks county, 

1813. 
Stadleman, John. 
Stall, Adam. 
Stalling, Thomas. 
Star, Martin. 
Stafford, .John. 

Statzer, David, died in Berks county, 1825. 
St. Clair, Daniel. 
St. Clair, Arthur. 
St. Clair, General. 
St. Clair, Andrew. 
Steinford, Baltzer. 

Steed, James, residing in Huntingdon county, ante 1828. 
Stewart, Colonel. 
Stewart, James. 
Stelle, Henry. 
Stevenson, Nathaniel. 
Stevenson, George. 
Stewart, William, residing in Washington county, Maryland, in 

1824. 



REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 217 

Steel, William. 

Steele, Joiin. 

Stewart, George. 

Steplien, John. 

Stewart, David. 

Stewart, Jolui. 

Stevenson, Steplien. 

Stewart, James, residing in Adams connty, 1824. 

Steele, Isaac. 

Steel, John, residing in Lancaster county, 1819. 

Steede, James. 

Steigelman, Peter, enlisted as teamster, 177S ; residing in Lancaster 

county, 1808. 
Steits, Henry. 
Stevenson, James. 
Stewart, Francis. 
Stell, John. 
Stephenson, Stephen. 
Stead, John. 

Sterling, Levi, Sergeant. 
Stewart, Alexander. 
Stewart, William. 
Steelman, David. 
Steward, Josepli. 
Stephenson, Staple. 

Steen, Edward, residing in Kentucky in 1825. 
Steel, James. 
Sterrett, James. 
Steel, Abraliam. 
Stevens, George. 
Stevens, William. 
Stevens, Thomas. 
Stevens, Edward. 
Stemple, William. 
Stevens, William, (second.) 
Steidinger, John. 
Steinheiser, Christopher. 
Steel, Lieutenant. 
Steel, Ensign. 
Stephenson, George. 

Stephenson, James, residing in Oliio, 1827. 
Steele. Peter, residing in Luzerne county, 18U6. 
Stewart, Christopher. 
Steits, Henry. 
Steede, James. 
Stewart, Walter, Colonel. 



218 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Steiner, Roger. 

Steele, Thomas. 

Steriger, Justice. 

Steves, Daniel. 

Steward, James. 

Stevorglit, John. 

Steaver, Daniel. 

Stenhiser, Doubtful. 

Stein, Daniel. 

Stewart, Charles. 

Stevenson, William. 

Steraple, Benjamin. 

Steever, Daniel. 

Sterret, Jonathan. 

Stencliison, John. 

Steel, James, (second.) 

Stewart, James. 

Stephenson, John. 

Stephenson, Joseph. 

Steel, John, Captain. 

Stewart, Hugh. 

Stevenson, William, (second.) 

Steel, Wiliiam. 

Stevens, John. 

Steiger, Abraham. 

Stem, Frederick. 

Steinheiser, John. 

Steinheiser, Christopher, died in Lancaster county. 

Stepheson, John Hen*^. 

Steward, John. 

Stewart, George, residing in Luzerne county, 1827 

Stephenson, William. 

Stewart, John. 

Stevens, John. 

Steele, Captain. 

Stewart, David. 

Steward, Charles. 

Steward, Thomas. 

Steeley, Jacob. 

Stewart, James, (second.) 

Stewart, Arthur. 

Steel, Francis. 

Steurney, John. 

Steidenger, John. 

Stein, Peter. 

Stein, Frederick. 



KEVOLUTIOXARY SOLDIERS. 219 

Stephen, George, (second und first.) 

Stediford, Garret. 

Stephens, John, 

Steever, Daniel, residing in Dauphin countj', 1826. 

Stienniger, Leonard. 

Stiles, Job. 

Stillwater, Tliilip. 

Stilhvagon, Frederick, died in Montgomeiy county. 1825. 

Stille, Edward. 

Stiriiison, Joseph. 

Stiniel, Matthias. 

Stiusen, David. 

Stiver, Michael. 

Stickle, Valentine. 

St. John, John. 

Stoin, George. 

Stoye, John. 

Stoy, John. 

Stoy, David, residing in Somerset county, 1817. 

Stokely, Captain. 

Stout, David. 

Stotesbury, John. 

Stout, Peter. 

Stop, John. 

Stother, James. 

Story, Robert. 

Stokely, Nehemiah, Captain. 

Stodle, Captain. 

Stoner, John. 

Stoner, Jacob. 

Stout, Ilarman. 

Stone, Battis. 

Stokes, Robert. 

Stone, Balser. 

Stone, Allen. 

Stone, Richard. 

Store, Allen. 

Stoner, Captain. 

Stout, Captain. 

Stockel, For ranee. 

Story, Samuel. 

Stone, John. ^ 

Stonebreaker, Adam. 

Stoner, John, Captain. 

Stockdale, Terence. 

Stotterer, Jacob. 



220 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Stope, John. 

Stoay, Peter. 

8toiile, Henry. 

Stoiier, Jacob. 

Stockman, Andrew. 

Stout, Briiison. 

Stottsbury, Captain. 

Stover, ^'icholas. 

Stover, Valentine, residing: in Centre county, 1828. 

Stoll, Adam. 

Stoll, Andrew, residing in Bucks county, 1822. 

Stokes, Captain. 

Stoutman, John. 

Stoine, John. 

Storey, James. 

Stonible, Nicholas. 

Stotter, John. 

Stockton, Richard 

Stouch, Andrew. 

Straw, Nicholas. 

Stroud, Jacob. 

Strieker, Jacob. 

Strieker, John. 

Straitwood, Moses. 

Strowell, Henry. 

Stritlen, Abraiiam. 

Strieker, John. 

Stretcher, Jacob. 

Stringer, Conrad. 

Strong, Captain. 

Strops, John. 

Street, Benjamin. 

Strieker, John. 

Strous, George. 

Strouss, Did. 

Strous, Jacob. 

Strnble, Frederick. 

Streedefinger, Adam. 

Straupe, Adam. 

Stratton, .Jonathan. 

Stroper, William. 

Strohl, Peter, residing in Northampton connty, 1826. 

Streeper, Jolni. 

Streeper, Leonard. 

Strumk, Jacob. 

Streeper, John. 



KEVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 221 



Stretcli, Jacob. 
Struble, Frederick. 
Strattoii, Thomas. 
Stringer, Philip. 
Strucll, William. 
Struiik, John. 
Stretlioff, Ludwig. 
Stroop, Henry. 
Strobougli, Joini Martin. 
Strieker, Jacob. 
Strieker, James. 
Stratton, Abraham. 
Stretcli, Jacob. 
Stroop, Henry. 
Strunburg, John. 
Stremback, Jacob. 
Stroogen, Robert. 
Streaniback, Michael. 
Strausbery, Joliu. 
Streetbing, Philip 
Strauss, Deidrick. 
Strisser, John. 
Strasiss, George. 
Straub, Henry. 
Strocker, John. 
Strickernorth, Abel. 
Strieker, Adam. 
Strote, Jacob. 

Stuart, Lieutenant Colonel. 
Stuart, Cai)tain. 
Stuart, William. 
Stump, John. 
Sturgis, Yost. 
Stuart, Tobn. 
Studleman, John. 
Sturges, John. 
Stump, Ciiristian. 
Stuart, Cliristoplier. 
Stubs, Robert. 
Stuart, Alexander. 
Stuart, Walter. 
Stump, Charles. 
Stuber, Frederick. 
Stuckey, Michael. 
Stuart, David. 
Stuart, George. 



222 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Sturgeon, Robert, Sergeant, residing in Daupliin county. 

Sturgeon, Robert. 

Stubart, William. 

Sturgus, .Joseph. 

Stuart, Charles. 

Studdle, Edward. 

Stuard, William. 

Stump, George. 

Sturgus, John. 

Sturgus, Joseph, (second.) 

Styers, John. 

Suander, Adam. 

Such, Benjamin. 

Such, William. 

Suciler, George. 

Sueeny, James. 

Suetgy, Henry. 

Suitzer, Jacob. 

Suill, Samuel. 

Sullivan, ,Tohn, residing in Bedford county, 1806. 

Sullivan, Martin. 

Suit, David. 

Siilaman, Thomas, Ensign. 

Sullivan, Michael. 

Sullevan, James. 

Sulian, Thomas. 

Sullivan, Lawrence. 

Sullevan, Daniel. 

Sullevan, Peter. 

Sulker, Stephen. 

Sullivan, Daniel. 

Suley, Captain. 

Sullivan, Thomas. 

Summer, Thomas. 

Summer, Matthew, Captain. 

Summer, Andrew. 

Sumney, Samuel. 

Summers, Lieutenant. 

Sumerville, William. 

Summers, Philip. 

Sumner, Thomas. 

Summers, Martin. 

Sunday, Adam. 

Sunday, Jacob. 

Sunkle, Jacob, 

Sunleter, John. 



REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. ■:i23 

Bundle, Alexander. 

Surort, John. 

Suster, John. 

Susong, Andrew. 

Sutch, George, residing in Perry county, 1821. 

Sutor, Jumes. 

Sutton, John. 

Sutor, James, (second.) 

Suter, Lieutenant. 

Sutch, George. 

Sutter, James. 

Sutherland, William. 

Sutter. John. 

Svvager, Adam. 

Swain, Edward. 

Swartzhouser, Christian. 

Swaringham, Captain. 

Swanhiser, Christian. 

Swan, Timothy. 

Swan, Captain. 

Swartz, Andrew. 

Swab, George. 

Swartz, Elias. 

Swartz, Godfrey. 

Swanson, Gunner. 

Swania, Edmond. 

Swant, Christian. 

Swaime, John. 

Swap, George. 

Swarts, Elias. 

Swank, Frederick. 

Swartz, Christian Godfrey. 

Swartz, Jacob. 

Swanberger, Christian. 

Swanhuser, Christian. 

Swanson, Michael. 

Swart wood, Moses. 

Swartz, John. 

Swartego, Henry. 

Swartz, Pliilip. 

Swaby, Henry. 

Swartz, Henry. 

Swartz, Peter, residing in Northumberland county, 1821 

Swan, Edward. 

Swager, .lohn. 

Swain, Samuel. 



224 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Swan, Joshua. 
Swearingen, Captain. 
Sweeny, Captain. 
Swearingliam, Andrew. 
Sweeny, John. 
Sweeney, James. 
Sweeny, Isaac. 
Swethmd, Luke. 
Swink, Frederick. 
Swift, Samuel. 
Svvooland, Cliristian. 
Swordles, John. 
Sybert, Adam. 
Syler, Yost. 
Sylis, Samuel. 
Syner, Thomas. 
Taddcher, Ilenxy. 
Taggart, Dennis. 
Taggart, William. 
Taggard, Patt. 
Tague, Patrick. 
Taggart, Patrick. 
Tagart, Thomas. 
Talhart, Samuel. 
Talbot, Jeremiah. 
Talbot, Samuel. 
Talbot, Captain. 
Talbot, Major. 
Talkentine, Stephen 
Tame, John. 
Tanley, John. 
Tanner, Jacob. 
Tanner, William. 
Taplin, John. j 

Tapwell, William. 
Tate, Adam. 
Tate, Robert. 
Tawkson, John. 
Taylor, John, (second.) 
Taylor, William, dragoon. 
Taylor, Joseph. 
Taylor, William, (second.) 
Taylor, Peter. 
Taylor, James. 
Tayne, Timothy. 
Taylor, Charles. 



KEVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 22o 

Taylor, Isaac. 
Taylor, Samuel. 
Taylor, Simon. 
Taylor, Elias. 
Taylor, Nicholas. 
Teatjaunl, William. 
Teace, Josiiua. 
Teary, William. 
Tealer, John. 
Teat, Adam. 
Teats, Frederick. 
Team, Jacob. 
Teffenback, Philip. 
Tegan, Jacob. 
Tegan, Iliigli. 
Teisser, Frederick. 
Teis, John. 
Tell. 

Templer, George. 
Temple, Archelaus. 
Temple, Benjamin. 
Temple, Robert. 
Templeton, Matthew. 
Teneny, William. 
Tensey, Michael. 
Tennyson, Joseph. 
Tennis, William. 
Teple, Luke. 
Terry, Nathan. 
Terry, Daniel. 
Terner, Tliomas. 
Tliayer, James. 
Tetrick, George. 
Tewbinger, Henry. 
Thatcher, Obediah. 
Tiiatcher, Josh. 
Tliatcher, Tiiomas. 
Tlierr, William. 
Theplar, William. 
Tlielmire, George. 
Tiieller, George. 
Tliiffner, George. 

Tiiomson, Tliomas, died February 12, isio, in Maryland. 
Tiiompson, John. 
Thompson, Andrew. 
Thompson, William. 
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22G ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Thornton, John. 

Thompson, James, 

Thompson, Edward. 

Tliomiis, John. 

Thomas, Ezekiel, Sergeant. 

Thompson, Robert. 

Thomas, James, residing in Hart county, Kentucky, 1827. 

Tliornton, Samuel. 

Thomas, Evans. 

Tliomas, David. 

Thornditcli, Andrew. 

Thompson, John, residing in Mercer county, 1813. 

Thompson, John, (second.) 

Thompson, David. 

Thompson, Epapliias. 

Thomas, Joseph. 

Thornbury, Francis. 

Thompson, Tiiomas. 

Thompson, Lambert. 

Tl)omi)son, George. 

Thornliill, Richard. 

Thomas, Heber. 

Thornbury, Frederick. 

Tiiompson, Benjamin. 

Tliompson, Joseph. 

Thompson, Isaiah. 

Tliomas, Gritlith. 

Thomas, Samuel. 

Thomas, Jonathan. 

Thomas, Alexander. 

Thomas, George. 

Thomas, Richard. 

Tliornell, Robert. 

Thornell, .Joseph. 

Thornell, Israel. 

Thompson, Peter. 

Thomas, James. 

Thompson, Ruel. 

Thompson, Samuel. 

Thompson, Richard. 

Thorp, Andrew. 

Thompson, Alexander. 

Thornton, Herman. 

Tliompson, Ebenezer. 

Thomas, Edward. 

Thresell, Joseph. 



REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 227 

Thumb, Ensign. 

Til urn, George. 

Thum, Peter. 

Thuiiton, Thomas. 

Tibbens, Henry. 

Tibough, Peter. 

Tickart, Frederick. 

Tiikl, John. 

Tidfonl, George. 

Tiffenback, Philip. 

Tiffany, John. 

Tigbiian, George. 

Tiklen, J. B. 

Tiklen, .John. 

Tilden, Captain. 

Tilligan, James. 

Tilton, William. 

Till, Henry. 

Till, Isaac. 

Tilley, James. 

Tilling, Henry. 

Tinnis, William. 

Tindall, William. 

Tinnimore, Jonathan. 

Tipper, John, residing in Bedford county, ISU. 

Titins, Frederick. 

Tipper, Charles. 

Titters, Jacob. 

Tobin, Edward. 

Todd, Andrew. 

Todd, John. 

Todet, James. 

Tolford, Bedney. 

Tolbert, Captain. 

Tolbert, Samuel, Captain. 

Tolbert, Jeremiah. 

Tolbert, WnUiam. 

Tolbert, James. 

Tollinger, John. 

Toll, Edward. 

Tomlinson, William, 

Tomraas, William. 

Thom))son, John. 

Tomb, Hugh. 

Tomkins, Thomas. 

Tone, Samuel. 



228 ALPHABETICAL LLST OF 

Tonner, William. 

Toomey, John. 

Toops, Leonard. 

Topham, Daniel. 

Toppings, John. 

Totting, John. 

Tounley, Plenry. 

Tounnshend, Thomas. 

Townsend, Isaac. 

Townsend, William. 

Townsend, James. 

Townsend, Charles. 

Townsend, Thomas. 

Townsend, Solomon. 

Townsend, Coleman. 

Toy, Benjamin. 

Toy, James. 

Traut, Lawrence. 

Tracy, John. 

Track, John. 

Tracy, Thomas. 

Trainer, John, residing in Chester county, 1819. 

Travis, Joseph. 

Trayer, Peter. 

Traver, Joseph. 

Tray, Martin. 

Tracy, Jacob. 

Traymon, Michael. 

Tranor, Michael. 

Tracy, James. 

Trausliler, Elenry. 

Trexler, Peter. 

Trexler, Jonathan. 

Treese, John. 

Tredel, Ptobert. 

Treisback, Yost. 

Treker, Peter. 

Treacy, John. 

Treit, Henry. 

Tredel, Charles. 

Tresell, Joseph. 

Trister, Ricliard. 

Triscler, David. 

Tried, Jacob. 

Trick, Samuel. 

Tries, John, died in Huntingdon county, 1825, 



REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 229 



Trine, George. 
Tripler, Lieutenant. 
Tripple, Casper. 
Trisins, Frederick. 
Tripner, George. 
Trivert, Michael. 
Trout, Raltiious. 
Troutuian, Captain. 
Tronley, Henry. 
Trowbridge, Benjamin H. 
Troup, Robert. 
Troxel, Jacob. 
Troxell, John. 
Trup, Jacob. 
Trump, Daniel. 
Trimibull, Captain. 
Trump, Jesse. 
Trump, Abraliam. 
Trusdeal, James. 
Trusdale, James. 
Truce, John. 
Truster, George. 
Trust, Jolm D. 
Truby, Adam. 
Trui)lin, William. 
Trust, Epliraim. 
Tryer, Andrew, Sergeant. 
Tryne, I'eter. 
Tuckestone, Manly. 
Tucker, Henry. 
Tubbs, Samuel. 
Tudor, Captain. 
Tudor, (reorge. Major. 
Tudor, George. 
Tuffert, John. 
Tukle, Jonathan. 
Tuling. Captain. 
Tull, Richard. 
Tull, Riclimond. 
Tully, James. 
Tumbily, John. 
Tumbelty, John. 
Turnbull, Charles. 
Turner, Francis. 
Turner, John. 
Turn, Jolm. 



230 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Turner, Henry. 
Turner, Patrick. 
Turner, Michael. 
Turner, Thomas V. 
Turner, William. 
Turney, Henry. 
Turbett, Janips. 
Turpentine, Manly. 
Turner, James. 
Turk, John. 
Turner, David. 
Turr, Woodbury. 
Turr, Allevy. 
Tustice, Thomas. 
Tuston, Thomas. 
Tuttle, Isaiah. 
Tustice, John. 
Tutan, William. 
Tweedy, William. 
Twibald, William. 
Twiner, James. 
Twigg, David. 
Tyeon, Jonathan. 
Tye, William. 
Tyler, Nathaniel. 
Tylet, Moses. 
Tyrere, James. 
Udre, Major. 
Uhll, Christian. 
Uhl, Christian. 
Uhry, Henry. 
Ulett, Samuel. 
Ullick, John. 
Usick, Frederick. 
Urastead, Abraham. 
Unough, George. 
Unroe, George. 
Uiikleback, Matthew. 
Updegrove, Isaac. 
Upton, Elias. 
Upton, Michael. 
Uptiger, Jacob. 
Uptigrove, John. 
Upton, John. 
Usher, John. 
Utley, Samuel. 



KEVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 231 

Utt, Elias, residing in Nortiiampton county, 1828. 

Utt, Adam. 

Uttery, Duniel. 

Underwood, Timothy. 

Yaget, John. 

Valentine, Henry. 

Valentine. 

Valentine, Bernard. 

Vanetten, John. 

Vand, Ressel Francis. 

Vanpelt, Joseph. 

Vansant, Captain. 

Vanlorening, Joseph. 

Vanleer, AVilliam. 

A^anastale, Isaac. 

Vanlooking, Joseph. 

Vanaster, James. 

Vansant, Nathaniel. 

Vanhorne, Isaac. 

Van Cartwright, Abraham. 

Varifelt, John. 

Vanuncle, John. 

Vance, Philip. 

Vaness, Peter. 

Vanastall, Isaac. 

Vampell, John. 

Vanliar, William. 

Van Horn, Frederick. 

Vanhorn, Robert. 

Van Etten, John. 

Vanhorn, Isaac. 

Vanastoll, Isaac. 

Vanpelt, John. 

Vanemogher, Philip. 

Van Buskirk, Yost. , 

Vansickle, Philip. 

Van Murkle. 

Vandarslew, John. 

Vanderslice, Flenry. 

Vanderfcrt, Jacob. 

Vanderhoff, Matthew. 

Vancount, Jacob. 

Vandegrift, Jacob. 

Vangarden, John. 

Vanseiver, William. 

Vanolin, Philip. 



232 AJ.PHABETICAL LIST OF 

Vanwhye, Henry, died in Pliiladelpliia county. 

Van Brimer, Abraham. 

Vandercremel, John. 

Vanoster, James. 

Varner, Philip. 

Vartz, John. 

Vauge, John. 

Vaughen, Cornelius. 

Vauglian, Thomas. 

Veasey, John. 

Vechty, Henry. 

Veech, Henry. 

Veers, William. 

Vasey, John, residing in Armstrong county, 1S21. 

Veland, Michael. 

Vernan, Job. 

Verner, Peter. 

Vernon, Frederick. 

Vernon. 

Vernon, Robert, residing in Mifflin county, 1809. 

Vertz, John. 

Vernon, John. 

Vergeson, Daniel. 

Versey, Captain. 

Versey, John. 

Vester, William. 

Via, John. 

Vickirs, John. 

Vickir, William. 

Victorius, Frederick. 

Viland, Michael. 

Vincent, Cornelius. 

Vincent, Daniel. 

Vincent, Peter. 

Viney, Pattan. 

Virian, Everhard. 

Virgin, David. 

Voght, George, residing in Schuylkill county, 1824 

Von Heer, Barth. 

Von Ileer, Captain. 

Voolever, Godlip. 

Vorris, Albert. 

Waafiner, Godfried. 

Waby, Matthias. 

Wachter, Antony. 

Wack, Frederick William. 



REVOLUTIONAliY SOLDIERS. 233 

Waddle, William 

Waddeik, John. 

Waddle, George. 

Wadin, John. 

Wade, William. 

Wade, Sylvanus. 

Wadsell, Geriit. 

Wagnor, John. 

AVagnerd, Jolni. 

Wagle, Charles. 

Wagle, Henry. 

Wagner, Bastian. 

Wagner, Daniel. 

Wagg, John. 

Waggoner, Andrew. 

Wagoner, Daniel. 

Wagoner, John. 

AVagoner, Michael. 

Waggoner, Caspar. 

Wagle, Philip. 

Waggoner-, Philip. 

Waistcoat, Joel. 

Waidnight, Jacob. 

Waidnight, Martin. 

Waker, John. 

Walbert, George. 

Walton, Benjamin, 

Walker, William. 

Walker, Joseph. 

Walker, David. 

Walters, Anthony. 

Walker, Andrew. '' 

Wallace, Edward. \ 

Walker, James. 

AVallace, Thomas. 

Walker, Robert. 

Wallace, Jonathan. 

Wain, Nicholas. 

AValter, Conrad. 

Walder, Conrad. 

W<all, John. 

Wallace, James. 

Walters, Jacob. 

Walker, Andrew. 

AVailace, Richard. 

Wallace, Charles, residing in Chester county, 1S21 



234 .ALPHABETICAL LIST Oi 

Walker, John. 

Walfney, Jolm> 

Walb, Jacob. 

Walton, Isaac. ■ ' 

Walton, Edward; 

Walts, John. . •. " . 

Walts, Francis. 

Walter, Jacob. 

Wallhamer, Philip. 

Walker, Captain. 

Wallace, Benjamin. 

Wallace, John. 

Waldon, William. 

Walsh, John. 

Walker, Patrick. 

Wallick, Christian. 

Wallace, John, (second.) 

Waldeger, James. 

Walton, Benjamin. 

Walks, Christian. 

Walter, Jacob. 

Walters, Thomas. 

Walkenson, Amos. 

Wallet, Jonah. 

Walla w, Michael. 

Wallice, James. 

Wall, John. 

Wall, Isaac. 

Walton, James. 

Walborne, Mardinous. 

Walborne, Andreas. 

Wallace, William. 

Wallace, Michael. 

Waldin, Jacob. 

Wallace, Charles. 

Wall, George. 

Walter, John. 

Waltman, Lewis. 

Waltz, Frederick. 

Walburn, Major. 

Walker, Edward. 

Walsh, Joseph, Corporal. 

Walbourn, Major. 

Walker, Michael. 

Walker, Samuel. 

Walker, Samuel, (second.) 



EEVOLUTIONARY .SOLDIEliS. / • ■ :' .235 

Walker, Joseyb, Corporal. ' ' ., -■ 

Walsh, Enoch. . ..-.' •' 

"VValtz, Michael, residing in Dauphin county, 1828. _•' ■ : • - 

Wall, George, (second.) ' ■ . . . 

Walton, John. . •' ■ • .' 

Wame, George. ' .■ . . " , . 

Wanamaker, William. ^ . ■ . 

Wandel, John. ... 

AVard, Bernard. . 

Ward, John. 

AVard, Francis. 

Ware, Thomas. 

Ward, Daniel. 

Ward, Ichabod. 

Warden, Joseph. 

AV'ard, William. 

Ward, Thomas, residing in Union county, 1823. 

Warner, Ilenry. 

Warner, William. 

Warner, Michael. 

Ware, Charles. 

Warner, Isaac. 

Warner, Jacob. 

Warden, Jeremiah. 

Warkinger, Felix. 

Warris, Christian. 

Warwick, Christian. 

Warren, Joseph. 

Warren, Abraham. 

Warner, John. 

Warner, Philip. 

Warner, Michael. 

Warner, Tiiomas. 

AVarrington, Cliarles. 

Ward, George Washington. 

Ward, George. 

Ward, Joseph. 

AVarton, AVilliam. 

AVaswell, Jervias. 

AVashington, Captain. 

Wast, Captain. 

AVason, Samuel. 

AVasnel, Jervias. 

AVashington, George. 

AA^itfall, James. 

Watson, James, (second.) 



236 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Watts, Frederick. 

Waters, James, served four years ; wounded in service ; residing 

in Somerset county, 1807. 
Waters, Jacob, residing in Westmoreland county, 1S26. 
Waters, Jolni, residing in Pliiladelpliia, 1823. 
Watkins, Robert. 
Watson, William. 
Waterson, John. 
Watson, Benjamin. 
Watson, Samuel. 
Watt, James. 
Watts, Daniel. 

Watts, Samuel, residing in Chester county, 1812. 
Wattson, Samuel. 
Watt, William. 
AVatter, Jacob. 
Wattson, John. 
Watson, Benjamin, (second.) 
Watson, Jacob. 
Watson, John. 

Watson, William, residing in Huntingdon county, 1824. 
AVatsen, John. 

Way, John, residing in Allegheny county, 1819. 
Weaver, John. 
Weaver, Benjamin. 
Weakful, John. 
Weavour, Colonel, 
Weaver, Jacob. 

Weaver, Albright, residing in Philadelphia, 1807 
Weaver, Caspiir. 

Weaver, Jacob, residing in Adams county, 1824. 
Weaver, Henry. 
Weavel, George. 
Wead, Maurice. 
Weaver, Peter. 
Weaver, Michael. 
Weather, William. 
AVeatlierspoon, AVilliam. 
AVeaver, Adam. 
Weatherly, William. 
Weaver, George. 
Weaver, Baltzer. 
Weatherly, Matthew. 
AVeaver, Albright. 
AVeaver, Tliomas. 
Weaver, Pliilip. 



IIEVOLUTIOXAIIY SOLDIERS. 237 

Weaver, John D. 

Weesy, Jolin. 

Webster, John. 

Webster, Hugh. 

Webb, Ilugli. 

Webber, William. 

Webster, John B. 

Weber, Jolin, residing in Lehigh connty, 1823. 

Webber, Nathaniel. 

Webster, James. 

Webb, Captain. 

Wederstone, Adam. 

Weeble, George. 

Weetiiington, William. 

Weeble, John. 

Weeks, John. 

Week, John. 

Weeks, George. 

Weidley, Christian. 

Weidman, Jolni, Lieutenant. 

Weed man, John C. 

Weedman, Jolin, private. 

Weigle, Cliristoplier. 

Welial, Daniel. 

Weidman, George. 

Weitzell, Caspar. 

Weitzell, Jacob. 

Weitland, John. 

Weiden, Colonel. 

Weitzel, Captain. 

Weiz*^, Tlenry. 

Weidman, Jolin. 

Weiss, Fredeiick. 

Weiser, Benjamin. 

Weiser, Piiilip. 

Weiser, Samuel. 

Weidman, Matthias. 

Wear, Cornelius. 

Weir, John. 

Weidneeght, Martin. 

Weiss, Henry. 

Weiglitner, Peter. 

Weinand, John. 

Weisert, Jacob. 

Welch, Jolm. 

Welch, William. 



238 ALPHABETICAL LLST OF 

Wells, Enoch. 

Welsli, Mark. 

Welsh, Patrick. 

Weller, Jolin, residing in Lancaster county, 1823. 

Welsh, James. 

Welsli, Thomas. 

Welsh, John. 

Weller, Henry. 

Welch, .John. 

Wells, Richard. 

Welch, Peter. 

Wellington, Lieutenant. 

Wells, lleuben. 

Wells, Thomas. 

Wells, Kimmell. 

WeUlen, Patrick. 

Welker, Jacob. 

Welch, Tliomas. 

Wells, Michael. 

Wells, Isaiah. 

Wells, Christian. 

Welshance, William. 

Wells, James. 

Welcli, Lewis. 

Wells, Edward. 

Wells Stephen. 

Wells, John. 

Welle ott, David. 

Weltch, John. 

Weltman, Frederick. 

Welsh, Edward. 

Weirick, Jacob. 

Welch, Joseph. 

AYeltner, Ludwig. 

Welty, John. 

Weltner, Colonel. 

Welsh, Patrick. 

Wendt, Frederick, residing in Union county, 1820 

Wentz, Abraham. 

Wendt, Daniel. 

Wenn, Patrick. 

Wence, Captain. 

Went worth, Daniel. 

Went worth, Alphens. 

Wensyl, Jolni. 

Wentzel, John. 



REVOLUTIOXAKY SOLDIERS. 239 



Wentz, Jacob. 
Weoiit, Jacob. 
Werdeii, Colonel. 
Wert, George. 
Werts, Jacob, 
AVenier, Jacob. 
Werner, John. 
West, Joseph. 
West, Captain. 
West, John. 
Wesner, Jacob, fifer. 
West, Tliomas. 
West, William. 
Westcoat, Joel. 
Westcoal, Joseph. 
Westerberger, Jolin. 
West, Peter. 
Wethknecht, ]VIartin. 
Weston, Edmund. 
Wetzels, Captain. 
Wetstone, Balzer. 
Wetterliold, Michael. 
Wetterhold, Peter. 
Wettyler, Jacob. 
Wetsler, Caspar. 
Wevil, George. 
Wevill, Caleb. 
Weyee, Jolm. 
Weyland, Michael. 
Wharton, W. 
Wliavy, Robert. 
Whale, William. 
Wliarton, Joseph. 
Wharton, John. 
Wliarton, Samuel. 
Whaler, Martin. 
Whaler, Johji. 
Wharey, Robert. 
Wlialou, William. 
Wiialaii, Edward. 
Wiipelcr, Samuel. 
Whetstout, Ralsell. 
Whealan, John. 
Wiiey, Samuel. 
Wiieelcr, Frederick. 
Wheasler, Jacob. 



240 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Wheeler, Joseph. 

Wlielan, James. 

Wlieeler, Benjamin. 

Wheeler, Molleston. 

Wheeler, Isaac. 

Wheaton, Thomas. 

Whittoii,. Richard. 

Whitehead, F. 

Whiteliead, T. W. 

Wliite, John. 

Whitehead, James. 

Whitehead, Samuel. 

Wliite, Francis. 

Wiiite, Robert. 

White, George. 

White, James. 

White, Ephraim. 

White, Hugh. 

Whitely, John. 

Wiiitmer, Peter. 

White, Alexander. 

White, David, died in Northampton comity, 1824. 

AVhite, Isaac. 

White, Denny. 

White, Andrew. 

White, William. 

White, Oliver. 

Whitehead, John. 

Whiteyer, John. 

White, Aaron. 

Whiteman, Wollery. 

Whiteneep, Joseph. 

Whitecomb, Richard. 

White, Obed. 

White, Joseph, dragoon. 

AVhitby, John. 

Whisman, Jacob. 

White, David. 

White, Benjamin. 

Whitman, Francis. 

Wliitzel, Jacob. 

White, Thomas. 

White, John, Major. 

Whitzells, Caspar. 

AVhilly, Frederick. 

Whiteker, Thomas. 



REVOLUTlONxVRY SOLDIERS. 241 

Wliitmorc, Jolm. 

Wliiteker, Daniel. 

Wliitiiian, Cieorge. 

Wliitlai), Matthew. 

Wliitenuin. Jacob. 

Wliittconib, John. 

Whitlow, Matthew. 

White, .Joseph. 

White, Dempsey. 

Whitiiii;, Williaui. 

White, Edward. 

Whiter, Jacob. 

Wial, Daniel. 

Wibley, Frederick. 

Wickle, John. 

Wickosert, Conrad. 

Widdle, Christian. 

Wiednian. 

Wier, Leonard. 

Wier, Andrew. 

Wier, George. 

Wiedman, Matthew. 

Wigton, John. 

AViggins, Thomas. 

Wiggoiis, John. 

Wiggins, William. 

Wiggons, John, (second.) 

Willielra, Frederick, Corporal, n-siding in Philadelphia. 1820. 

Wikoff, John. 

Wilhelm, George. 

Wilkison, Angus. 

Wilson, William. 

Wilson, James. 

Wilson, John. 

Wiley, James. 

Williams, Tliomas. 

Willson, Josiaii. 

>Vilts, Frederick. 

Williams, Joseph. 

Wilhelm, John. 

Wiltz, Frederick. 

Wills, Richard. 

Will, William. 

Williams, William. 

Williamson, Jesse. 

AVilson, Adam. 

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242 AI.PPIABETICAL LIST OF 

Williams, Lewis. 
Wilson, Alexander. 
Wilson, Hugii. 

Wilson, Abraham, residing in Mifflin county, lS2o. 
Williamson, James, Second Lieutenant. 
Williamson, William. 
Wilson, Robert. 
Willson, David. 
AVilson, Godman. 
AVilkin, John. 
Wilkins, James. 

Willson, Andrew, residing in Lycoming county in 1819. 
AVilliams, Henry. 

Williams, Thomas, died in Franklin county. 
Willson, Aix'liibald. 

Willson, Robert, residing in Beaver county, 1S19. 
Williams, Seth. 
Williams, Eleazer. 
Williams, Stacy. 

Williams, George, residing in Clearfield county, 1826. 
Williams, Edward. 
Williams, Frederick, Corporal. 
Williams, .lohn. 
Williams, William. 
Williams, Hugh. 

Williams, Joseph, residing in Crawford county, 1819. 
Wilkinson, William. 
Wilkinson, Thomas. 
Williams, Isaac. 
Williams, Samuel. 
Wilkins, Jolm. 

Wilson, William, (first,) died in York county, ISl.S. 
Wilson, William, (second,) residing in Mercer county, 1823. 
Wilson, Isaac. 
Wilson, Peter. 
Wilkes, Jolin. 
Williams, Elias. 
Williams, Joseph. 
Wilks, Timothy. 
Wilson, Nathaniel- 
Wilson, James A. 
Wilson, John, (second.) 
Willett, Augustine. 
Wilkin, Robert. 
Williamson, David. 
Williamson, Eleazer. 



REVOLUTIONARY bULDlEllb. 243 

Wilkinson, Amos. 

Wilkinson, Robert. 

Williamson, Jolm. 

Wilkie, Edward. 

Wilcot, Silas. 

"Wilkins, Thonuis. 

"Willis, Williams. 

Will, Philip. 

Willhelm, Balser. 

Wilier, James. 

Willoughbey. Charles, residing in Beaver county, 1819. 

Willson, Patrick. 

Willson, Benjamin. 

Williams, Abel. 

Williams, Humphrey. 

Williamson, Thomas. 

Willson, Tliomas. 

Williams, Theophilus. 

Williams, John. 

Williams, Robert. 

Wiland, Martin. 

Wild, Michael. 

Wilson, Alexander. 

Willson, Johnson. 

WilLson, Wilson. 

Wilson, Andrew. 

Williams, Joseph. 

Williams, George. 

Williams, Williams. 

Wilkinson, Christian. 

Willcut, David. 

Will, Edward. 

Williams, Jeremiah. 

Wilin, Frederick. 

Will, P.ter. 

Wilson, r>eiijamiM. 

Wilson, Williams. 

Wilson, Andrew. 

Williams, Owen. 

Willson, Thomas, (second.) 

AVilley, James. 

Williiot, ^rartin. 

Wilkin.son, Christopher. 

Willnet, Jacob. 

Wilkins, Cai)taia. 

Wilt, Edward. 



244 xVLFHABETlCAL LIST OF 

Wilby, Frederick. 

Willielm, Adam. 

Wills, John. 

Willielm, Jolin. 

Willson, Joseph. 

Wilson, John, (first and second.) 

Willard, William. 

Willielm, Frederick. 

Wilcut, John. 

Willis, Isaac. 

Wilklrick, Peter. 

Wilt, Conrad, 

Williams, Arthur. 

Wilcort, John. 

Wilson, James, Captain. 

Williamson, Daniel. 

Wilkins, William. 

Wildgoon, Michael. 

Williams, James. 

Wilkinson, John. 

Wilstook, Henry. 

Williamson, John. 

Willett, Francis. 

Williams, Elias. 

Wills, Conrad, died in Lancaster county, 1822. 

Wilson, Thomas. 

AVimple, Barney. 

Wingert, Jacob. 

Wingate, Thomas. 

Wingate, Samuel. 

Winghart, Adam. 

Winchester, James. 

Winning, James. 

Win tee rs, James. 

Winters, Jacob. 

Winches, Christian. 

Winter, James. 

Wind, Thomas. 

Winters, Christian. 

AVinter, Stephen. 

Winstanley, Francis. 

Winchester. 

Winger, Christian. 

Winkler, Henry. 

Winsker, Christian. 

Winegarner, Henry. 



REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. •,>4o 

AVinter, Owen. 

"Winiiett, Michael V. 

Wiiiii, John. 

Winsby, John. 

AVingas, (Christian. 

Windell, David. 

Windopli, Jacob. 

Winriglit, John. 

AVinton, Natlian. 

AA^irkesser, George. 

AVinning, James. 

AA^ird, Cliristian. 

AVirts, AVilliam, Captain. 

AVirts, Captain. 

AVirt, Peter. 

Wise, Edward. 

AVisemau, Adam. 

AVise, Henry. 

AA^iseler, Matthew. 

AVisler, IMichael. 

AA^iseman, Godlip. 

AVise, Martin. 

AVise, AVilliam. 

AVitcher, Joseph. 

AVitstune, Balser. 

AVitmore. Matthias. 

AVitzell, Caspar. 

AVittson, John. 

AA^'itman, George. 

AA'itherson, Samuel. 

AVivelly, George. 

AA^'oake, George. 

AA''oelpper, David. 

Woelpper, Captain. 

Wolmelsdorf. Daniel. • 

Wolf, John. 

Wolford, Captain. 

Wolford, Al)raham. 

Wolfe, Matthias. 

Wolf, John, Sergeant. 

Wolfe, Daniel. 

AVolf, John, Corporal. 

AVolf, Jacob, brigade wagon-master; residing in Armstrong county, 

1S12. 
AVolf, David. 
Wolff, Frederick 



iaa ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Wolf, Henry. 

Wolf, Lewis. 

Woolniiin, Ralph. 

Wondeily, John, residing in Philadelphia county, 1822. 

Wolcot, .Silas. 

Wolf, Peter. 

Wollie, Samuel. 

Womer, Jacob. 

Womi)ler, George. 

Wonderlick, Jolin. 

Wonder field, Jacob. 

Wood, Hugh. 

Wooking, Paul. 

Woods, Cornelius. 

AVood, Robert. 

Wood, Jacob. 

Wood, James. 

Woodart, Thomas, residing in Mifflin county, 182^ 

Woolford, Captain. 

Wood, Andrew. 

Wood, Consider. 

Woodbury, Robert. 

Woodbury, Benjamin. 

Woodbury, John. 

Wood, Josepli. 

Woodside, John. 

Wood, William. 

Wood, John. 

Woods, Hugh. 

Wood, Thomas. 

Woods, Cornelius. 

Wood, Samuel. 

AVolf, Peter. 

Wolf, Lewis. 

Woolery, Henry, residing in Hamilton township, Northampton 

county, 1821. 
Wood, Jacob. 
Woodward, Jesse 
Wood, Edward. 
Wood, Colonel. 
AVoods, Samuel. 
Woolsey, Isaac. 
Woodruff, Jesse. 
AVoods, Thomas. 
AVooliber, Jolm. 
AVood, Francis. 



REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS. 247 

Wood, Robert. 

WooduKin, Edward. 

Worrel, Dennis. 

Woodman, Sergeant. 

Worrel, Isaac. 

Worrell, Mark B. 

Worley, Casi)er. 

Work, William, residing in Adams county, IS'2'5. 

"Wortliington, William. 

Worrel, S<imuel. 

Wort, George. 

Worlman, Lewis. 

Worms, Peter. 

Worms, Pealten. 

"Worms, Samuel, 

Wort man, Andrew. 

Wortiiman, Andrew. 

Worlliington, Edward. 

Worrel, Renjamin. 

Worth, Cliarle^'. 

Worts, John 

W^osselman, George. 

Wren, .Josepli, 

Wride, .lohn. 

Wright, John. 

Writs, Henry. 

Wright, Captain. 

W^right, Jacob. 

Wriglit, Adjutant. 

Wright, Aaron. 

Wright, Alexander. 

Wright, William. 

Wright, Jonathan. 

Wright, Elijah. 

W^right, Charles. 

Wrigiit, James. 

Wright, {ie(irge. 

Wriglit, Elijay, (second.) 

W^ud knight, Jacob. 

Wugfried, John. 

Wukell, John. 

Wnkey, James. 

Wulkins, Captain. 

Wullington, Edward. 

Wyatt, Samuel. 

Wyat, Joslnia. 



248 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF 

Wyatt, Thomas. 

VVyat. Leonard. 

Wycoff, Cornelius. 

Wykoff, Nicholas. 

Wylie, Simon. 

Wylie, Thomas. 

Wyne, Warner. 

Wynn, John. 

Wynn, Josiah, died in Dauphin county, 1820. 

Wyncoop, Isaac. 

Wyncoop, Garret. 

Yachter, John. 

Yackel, Piiilip. 

Yakely, Henry. 

Yapel, Henry. 

Yarnel, Stephen. 

Yarnet, Joshua. 

Yarnet, Benjamin. 

Yarnel, Joshua. 

Yates, Captain. 

Yearhouse, George. 

Yeager, Christian, residing in Lebanon county. 1821 

Yearmouse, William. 

Yeager, Adam, residing in Philadelphia, 1825. 

Yeagler, Henrj^ 

Yeakle, Abram. 

Yeater, Andrew. 

Yengling, John. 

Yerkes, Harman. 

Yerkes, Jonathan. 

Yerkes, Elias, Jr. 

Yerkes, Josiali, (second.) 

Yerkes, Anthony. 

Yerkes, Elias. 

Yerkes, Silas. 

Yerkes, James. 

Yoakley, Cinistopher. 

Yohn, John. 

Yon, Adam. 

Yost, Jolm. 

Young, Jacob. 

Young, Henry. 

Young, John. 

Youngman, Peter. 

Young, George. 

Young, Peter. 



REVOLUTION'AliY SOLDIERS. 249 

Young, James. 

Youiif'', Henry, residiiijt in Wiishingtou county, Miuyland, 1824. 

Younger, Henry. 

Young, Marcus. 

Young, Micliael, residing in Lancaster county, 1S23. 

Young, William. 

Young, Edward. 

Young, (ieorge. 

Young, Dewalt. 

Young, Matthew. 

Young, Tliomas. 

Young, Philip. 

Young, Godfrey. 

Young, Andrew. 

Young, Leonard. 

Young, Joseph. 

Yunt, Jacob. 

Zabeeii, David. 

Zant, Charles. 

Zaitz, John. 

Zeans, John. 

Zeigler, Martin, residing in Franklin county, 1S24. 

Zeitginzer, George. 

Zeigler, Jacob. 

Zeigler, Henry. 

Zeister, Daniel. 

Zeigler, Adam. 

Zeigler, George, enlisted in 1 778, for three years: wounded in the 

service; residing in Dauphin county, 1.S19. 
Zellers, (ieorge. 

Zelner, John, died in Lehigh county, 1824. 
Zepp, George. 
Zerfas, Adam. 
Zhick, John. 
Zimmerman , Christian. 
Zimmerman, George. 

Ziiiks, Abraiiam. ' 

Zubler, Abraham. 
Zuch, John. 
Zullick, Henry. 
Zyester, Daniel. 
Zeari)hus, Henry, residing in Armstrong county, 1814; in service 

in 177G-1777 ; wounded and taken at Crooked Billet in 1778. 



[Note. — Tt may be here stated that in the foregoing list of Revo, 
lutionary officers and soldiers many of the names are duplicated, 
owing to tiie difference in the orthography of surnames. It Avas 
deemed proper to preserve the record, as the great majority of the 
names are not to be found on tlie rolls of tlie soldiers of the Line 
or the Associators which follow. It is not without interest or 
value.] 



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. DOCUMENTS 



RELATING TO THE 



ASSOCIATORS AND MILITIA 

IN GENERAL. 



ARTICLES OF ASS0CIATI0:N^. 



Passed hij the Committee of ^'a/(^//, August ID, 1775. 




E, tlie officers and soldiers, engaged in the present asso- 
ciation for the defense of American liberty, being fnlly 
sensible that the strength and security of any body of 
i men, acting together, consists in just regularity, due 
subordination, and exact obedience to command, without wiiicli no 
individual can have that confidence in tl)e support of those about 
him, that is so necessary to give firmness and resolution to the 
wliole, do voluntarily and freely, after consideration of the follow- 
ing articles, adopt the same as tlie rules by which we agree and re- 
solve to be governed in all our military concerns and operations, 
until the same, or any of them, sliall be changed or dissolved by the 
Assembly, or Provincial Convention, or in their recess by the Com- 
mittee of Safety, or a happy reconciliation shall take itlace between 
Great Britain and the Colonies. 

1st. If any oflicer make use of any profane oath or execration, 
when on uutyj he shall forfeit and i)ay, for each and every such of- 
fence, the sum of five shillings. And if a non-commissioned officer 
or soldier be thus guilty of cursing or swearing, he shall forfeit and 
pay, for each and every such offence, the sum of one shilling. 

2d. Any officer or soldier who sliall refuse to obey tlie lawfid or- 
ders of his superior officer, may be suspended from doing duty on 
that day, and shall upon being convicted thereof before a regimental 
court martial, make such concessions as said court martial shall 
direct. 

3d. Any officer or soldier who shall begin, excite, cause, join in, 
or promote any disturbance in the battalion, troop, or company, to 
which he belongs, or in any oth.er battalion, troop, or company, 
shall be censured according to the nature of the offence, by tlie judg- 
ment of a regimental court martial. 

4tii. Any officer or soldier wlio shall strike his superior officer, or 
draw or offer to draw, or sliall lift up any v^^eapon, or offer any vio- 
lence against him, being in the execution of his office, shall, upon 
conviction before a regimental court martial, be dismissed, and 
shall be deemed to be thereby disgraced as unworthy the company 
of freemen. 

5th. Any commanding or other officer who shall strike any iier- 
8on when on duty, sliall, ui)on conviction before a general court 
martial, be in like manner disniissfd and disgraced. 

(253) 



254 ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 

6th. Any officer or non-commissioned officer or soldier, who shall 
make use of insolent, provoking, or indecent langnage while on 
duty, shall sulfer censure or fine as §hall be indicted by a regimental 
court martial, according to the nature of the offence. 

7th. If any officer or soldier should think hiniself injured by his 
colonel, or the commanding officer of the battalion, and shall, upon 
due application made to him, be refused redress, he may complain 
to the general of the Pennsylvania Associators, or to the colonel of 
any other battalion, who is to summon a general court martial, and 
see that justice be done. 

Sth. If any inferior officer or soldier shall tliink himself injured 
by his captain, or other superior officer in tiie battalion, trooji, or 
company to which he belongs, he may complain to tlie comm;ind- 
ing officer of the regiment, who is to summon a regimental court 
martial, for the doing justice according to the nature of the case. 

9th. No officer, non-commissioned officer, or soldier shall fail of 
repairing witli their arms, ammunition, and accoutrements upon 
any regular alarm, or at the time fixed, to the place of parade or 
other rendezvous appointed by the commanding officer, if not pre- 
vented by sickness or some other evident necessity, or shall go from 
the place of parade without leave from the commanding officer be- 
fore he sliall be regularly dismissed, on penalty of being fined or 
censured according to tlie nature of the offence, by the sentence of 
a regimental court martial. But no officer or soldier shall be 
obliged to attend to learn the military exercise more than once in 
a week. 

lUth. Any officer or soldier found drunk when under arms, shall 
be suspended from doing duty in the battalion, company, or troop 
on that day, and be fined or censured, at tlie discretion of a regi- 
mental court martial. 

11th. Whatever sentinal sliall be found sleeping upon his post, or 
shall leave it before he is regularly relieved, sliall suffer such penalty 
or disgrace as shall be ordered by a regimental court martial. 

12th. Whatever commissioned officer sliall be convicted before a 
general court martial, of behaving in a scandalous or infamous 
manner unbecoming the character of an officer and a gentleman, 
shall be dismissed from the association with disgrace. 

13th. Every non-commissioned officer or soldier who shall be con 
victed at a regimental court martial of having sold, carelessly lost, 
willfully spoiled or wasted, or having offered for sale, any ammu- 
nition, arms, or accoutrements belonging to this Province, shall be 
dismissed sucli battalion, troop, or company as an unworthy member, 
and be prosecuted iis the law directs. 

1-lth. All disorders and neglects which officers and soldiers may 
be guilty of, to the prejudice of the good order and military disci- 
pline of the association of this Province, are to be taken cognizance * 



AND MILITIA OF THE REVOLUTION. 255 

of by a general or rep^iinental court martial, according to the nature 
and de<^ree of the offence, and be censured at their discretion. 

loLii. Tiiat on the tiist meeting of every battalion, after subscrib- 
ing tljese articles of association, and from tlience forward on the 
first meeting of every battalion, after the third Monday in Septem- 
ber annually, there be chosen two persons, sucli as are entitled to 
vote for members of Assembly, out of each company in the respec- 
tive battalions, by tiie non-commissioned otlicers and privates, 
whose duty and office sliall be for the year following, to set and 
join witii the officers in court martial, which persons so chosen shall 
be styled court martial men. 

16th. Every general court martial shall consist of tiiirteen mem- 
bers, six of whom shall be commissioned officers under tiie rank of 
a field officer, and six court martial men, who sliall be drawn by 
lot out of tlie wliole number, and these twelve are to choose a presi- 
dent, who shall be a field officer and have a casting voice. 

17th. Every regimental court martial shall be composed of seven 
members, three otiicers, three court martial men, and a president, 
who is to be a captain, and to be chosen by the six, and alst) to have 
a casting voice. 

IStli. In all courts martial not less than two thirds of the mem- 
bers must agree in every sentence for indicting penalties, or for dis- 
gracing any associator, otherwise he shall be acquitted. 

19tii. Tiie president of each and every court martial, whether 
regimental or general, shall require all witnesses, in order to trial 
of offenders, to declare on their honor, that wliat tiiey give in as 
evidence is the truth, and the members of all courts martial shall 
make a declaration to the president, and tiie jiresident to tlie next 
rank, ui)on tlieir lionor, that they will give judgment with impar- 
tiality. 

liUtii. All non-commissioned officers, drummers, fifers, or others, 
that shall be emi)loyed and receive pay in any of the battalions, com- 
panies, or troops, shall subscribe these rules and regulations, and 
be subject to such fines, to be deducted from their pay, and to such 
penalties as a regimental court martial shall tiiink i)roper, upon be- 
ing convicted of having transgressed any of tiiese regidatioiis. 

21st. All associators called as witnesses in any case before a 
court martial, who sliall refuse to attend and give evidence, shall 
be censured or fined, at the discretion of the court martial. 

22d. No officer or soldier ' eing charged witli transgressing these 
rules, shall be suffered to do duty in the regiment, company, or 
troop to which he belongs, until he lias had iiis trial by a court mar- 
tial ; and every person so charged sliall be tried as soon as a court 
martial can be conveniently assembled. 

23d. The officers and soldiers of every comoany of artillery, or 
other company, troop, or party that is or shall be annexed to any 



256 ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 

battalion, shall be subject to the command of the colonel oi- com- 
manding otllcer of said battalion, and tlie officers shall set as mem- 
bers of courts martial in the same manner as tlie officers of any 
other company. 

2-4th. No penalty sliall be inflicted at the discretion of a cor.rt 
martial other tlian degrading, cashiering, or flniiig, tlie fines for the 
officers not to exceed three pounds, and tlie fine for a non-commis- 
sioned oflicer or soldier not to excefed twelve sliillings for one fault. 

25tli. The field officers of each and every battalion shall appoint 
a person to receive such fines as may arise witiiin tlie same, for 
breach of any of these articles, and shall direct those fines to be 
carefully and properly applied to the relief of the sick, wounded, or 
necessitous soldiers belonging to that battalion, and such person 
shall account with the field oflicers for all fines received, and the ap- 
plication thereof. 

26th. The general or commander-in-chief of this association, for 
the time being, shall have full power of pardoning or mitigating any 
censures or penalties ordered to be inflicted for the breacli of any 
of these articles by any general court martial ; and every offender 
convicted as aforesaid, by any regimental court martial, may be 
pardoned, or have his penalties mitigated by the colonel or com- 
manding officer of the battalion, excepting only where such cen- 
sures or penalties are directed as satisfaction for injuries received 
by one officer or soldier from another. 

27th. Any officer, non-commissioned officer, or other person, who, 
having subscribed these articles, shall refuse to make such conces- 
sions, pay such fines, or in any other matter refuse to comply with 
the judgment of any court martial, shall be dismissed the service, 
and held up to the public as unfriendly to the liberties of America. 

28th. Upon tlie determination of any point by a regimental court 
martial, if the officer or soldier concerned on either side thinks him- 
self still aggrieved, he may appeal to a general court martial ; but, 
if upon second hearing, the appeal appears groundless and vexa- 
tious, the person so appealing shall be censured, at the discretion of 
the general court martial. 

29th. Upon the death, resignation, promotion, or other removal 
of an officer from any battalion, troop, or company (except field 
officers), or any court martial men, such vacancy is to be filled by 
the |)erson or persons such troop or company shall elect. 

30th. No officer or soldier shall be tried a second time for the 
same offence, except in case of appeal. 

31st. All officers and soldiers of every battalion, troop, company, 
or party of associators, who shall be called by the Assenil)ly, or Com- 
mittee of Safety in recess of Assembly, into actual service, and be 
on pay, sliall, when acting by themselves, or in conjunction with 
the Continental forces, be subject to all the rules and articles made 



AND MILITIA OF THE KEYOLUTION. 2o7 

by the honorable Congress for the government of the Continental 
troops. 

3l2d. No commissioned, non-commissioned otlicer. or private sliall 
withdraw himself from the comi)any to which he belongs, without 
a discharge from the commanding officer of the battalion, nor shall 
such person be received into any other company without such dis- 
charge. 

In testimony of our approbation and consent to be governed by 
the above regulations, which have been deliberately read to, or 
carefully perused by us, we have hereunto set our hands. 



COLONELS ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS, 1775. 



Pkiladelphia cit;/. 

1. John Dickinson. 

2. Daniel Roberdeau. 

3. John Cadwalader. 

4. Thomas McKean. 

5. [Rille battalion,] Timothy Matlack. 

Philadelphia coimtij. 

6. William Hamilton. 

7. Robert Lewis. 

8. Thomas Potts. 

9. [Formerly Samuel Miles, Esq.,] J. Bull. 

10. Tench Francis. 

11. Colonel Hill. 

Bucks county. 

12. Joseph Kirkbride, 

13. Joseph Hart. 

14. Andrew Kachlein. 

15. Arthur Erwin. 

Chester county. 

16. James Moore. 

17. Thomas Hockley. 

18. Hugh Lloyd. 

19. William Montgomery. 

20. Richard Tiiomas. 
17-VoL. XIII. 



258 ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 

Lancaster county. 

21. George Ross. 

22. Mattliias Slough. 

23. Curtis Grubb. 

24. Thomas Porter. 

25. John Ferree. 

26. James Burd. 

27. Peter Grubb. 

28. Bartram Galbraith. 

York county. 

29. James Smith. 

30. Robert McPherson. 

31. Richard McAllister. 

32. William Smith. 

33. Matthew Dill. 

Cumberland county. 

34. Robert Callender. 

35. [William Thompson, made a Brigadier General. 

36. John Montgomery. 

37. James Wilson. 

Berks county. 

38. Edward Biddle. 

39. Mark Bird. 

40. Daniel Brodhead. 

41. Balzer Geehr. 

42. Christian Louer. 

Northampton county. 

43. George Taylor. 

44. Henry Geiger. 

45. Yost Driesbach. 

46. Jacob Stroud. 

Bedford county. 

47. Bernard Dougherty. 

48. [Samuel Davidson.] 

Northumberland county. 

49. Samuel Hunter. 
60. James Potter. 

51. William Plunkett. 

Westmoreland county. 

52. Jolui Proctor. 

53. John Carnahan. 



AND MILITIA OF THE REVOLUTION. 2-59 



ADDRESS OF THE COMMITTEE OF CONFERENCE 



To the AssociHtnrs of I^ennsijlvdnid, June 25, 1776. 



Gentlemen: Tlie only design of our meeting togetlier was to 
put an end to our own power in the Province by iixing upon a plan 
for calling a convention to form a government under the authority 
of the people. But the sudden and unex[)ected separation of the 
Asseinl)ly has compelled us to undertake tiie execution of a resolve 
of Congress for calling fortli -4,5()<) of the militia of the Province to 
join the militia of the neigiiboring colonies to form a camp for our 
immediate protection. AVe presume only to recommend the plan 
we have formed to you, trusting that in case of so much consequence 
your love of virtue and zeal for liberty will supply the want of au- 
thority delegated to us expressly for that i)urpose. 

We need not remind you that you are now furnished with new 
motives to animate and support your courage. You are not about 
to contend against the power of Great Britain in order to displace 
one set of villai!!s to make room for another. Your arms will not 
be enervated in the day of battle with the reflection that you are 
to risk your lives or shed your blood for a Britisli tyrant, or that 
your posterity will have your work to do over again. You are about 
to contend for permanent freedom, to be supported by a government 
which will be derived from yourselves, and which will have for its 
object not the enrollment of one man, or class of men only, but the 
safety, liberty, and happiness of every individual in the community. 

We call upon you, therefore, by the respect and obedience which 
are due to the authority of the United Colonies, to concur in this 
important measure. The present campaign will probably decide 
tlie fate of America. It is now in your power to immortalize your 
names by mingling your achievements with the events of the year 
177G— a year which we hope will be famed in the annals of history 
'to the end of time, for estal>lishing upon a lasting foundation the 
liberties of one quarter of the globe. 

Rememl)er the honor of our Colony is at stake. Should you de- 
sert the common cause at the present juncture, the glory you have 
acquired by your former exertions of strength and virtue will be 
tarnished, and our friends and bretliern who are now acquiring 
laurels in the most remote parts of America will reproach us and 
blusli to own themselves natives or inhabitants of Pemisylvania. 
But there are other motives before you— your houses, your fields, 
the legacies of your ancestors, or the dear-bought fruits of your own 
industry and your liberty now urge you to the field. These can- 



260 ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 

not plead with you in vain, or we miglit point out to you further— 
your wives, your children, your aged fatliers and mothers, who now 
look up to you for aid and hope for salvation in this day of calamity 
only from the instrumentality of your swords. Eemember the 
name of Pemisylvania. Think of your ancestors and of your pos- 
terity 



MINUTES OF THE CONVENTION 



Of Delegates from the Associated Battalions, held at Lancaster^ 

July 4, 1776. 



At a meeting of the Officers and Privates of 53 Battalions of the 
Associators of the Colony of Pennsylvania, at Lancaster, on the 
4th day of July, 1776, on due Notice to choose two Brigadier-Gen- 
erals to command the Battalions and Forces in the said Colony, — 
Col. Geo. Ross, President; Lieut. -Col. Daniel Clymer, secretary. 

The Protest of the Board of Officers of the Five Battalions of the 
City & Liberties of Philad-' to the Assembly was read. 

The Circular Letter signed by the Chairman, Col. Roberdeau, 
was read. 

The Circular Letter from the Committee of Privates of the City 
& Liberties of Philada signed by the Chairman, Mr. Sam- Simpson, 
was read. 

The Protest of the Privates of the City & Liberties of Philada to 
the Assembly signed by Mr. Samuel Simpson was read. 

By the Returns of the City & Liberties of PhihuP and the several 
countys of the Colony of Pennsylv^ the following Persons were 
Delegates to the Convention : 

CITY AND LIBERTIES OF PHILADELPHIA. 

First Battalion. 

Officers— Col. Jolin Chevalier. 

Capt. Joseph Copperthwait. 
Privates — Mr. Thomas Nevill. 
Mr. George Nelson. 

Second Battalion. 

Officers— Col. D. Roberdeau. 

Capt. Wm. Bradford. 
Privates— Mr. Thomas Montgomery. 
Mr. Wm. Pool. 



AND MILITIA OF THE KE VOLUTION. 261 

Third Battalion. 

Ollicers— Maj. Uobeit Knox. 

(Japt. Sliai'i) Dehuiey. 
Privates— Mr. Paul Cox. 

Mr. Charles Prior. 
Foufth Battalion. 

Otiicers— Capt. John Kling. 

Capt. Jatues Brewster. 
Privates— Joliii Brown, 
Henry Lock. 

Fifth Battalion. 

Ollicers— Lieut. -Col. Daniel Clymer. 

Capt. Lewis Bitting. 
Privates — Thomas Craig. 
Jacob Ritter. 

PHILADELPHIA COUNTY. 

First Battalion. 

(.)ilicers — Major Isaac Hughes. 

Mr. George Gray, standard bearei'. 
Privates— Jesse Roberts. 
William Smith. 
Second Battalion. 

Officers— Col. Josiali Hart. 

Capt. Marsliall Edwards. 
Privates— Robert Whitten. 
John Simpson, 

Third Battalion. 

[Blank.] 
Fourth Battalion. 
Officers— [Blank.] 
Privates — James Hazlett. 
William Hicks. 

BUCKS COUNTY. 

First Battalion. 

Oilicers— Capt. Jolin Jervis, 

Capt. John Folwell. 
Privates — Artliur Watts. 
Joseph Fenton. 

Second Battalion. 

Officers— Cai)t. John Jameson. 

Adjt. Wm. Thompson. 
Privates — Alvin Ilollis. 
Wm. Ilarr. 



262 ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 

Tliird Battalion. 

Officers— Col. Andrew Kechlein. 

Lieut. -Col. Josiali Bryan, 
Privates— John Patterson. 

Michael Stoneback. 
Fourth Battalion. 

Officers— Col. Arthur Erwin, 

Lieut. -Col. Robert Robinson. 
Privates — Tunis V. Middle\v»rts. 
Francis Titus. 

CHESTER COUNTY. 

First Battalion. 

Officers— Maj. John Culbertson. 

Capt. Benjamin Wallace. 
Privates— Samuel Cunningham. 
Andrew Boyd. 
Second Battalion. 

Oflicers— Lieut.-Col. Wm. Gibbons, 

Capt. Wm. Scott. 
Privates— David Denny. 

Samuel Culbertson. 
Third, Battalion. 
Fourth Battalion. 

Officers— Col. Wm. Montgomery. 
Capt. Joseph Gardiner. 
Privates— John Mackey. 
John Fulton. 

Fifth Battalion. 

LANCASTER COUNTY. 
First Battalion. 

Officers— Col. Geo. Ross. 

Lieut. -Col. Adam Reigart. 
Privates — Christian Werts. 
Francis Bailey. 
Second Battalion. 

Officers — Col. Curtis Grubb. 

Maj. Philip Marsteller. 
Privates— James Sullivan. 

Ludwick Zearing. 

Third Battalion. 

Officers— Lieut. -Col. Robert Thompson. 

Maj. Thos. Smith. 
Privates— John Smith. 
Isaac Erwin. 



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Fourth Battalion. 

Officers— Capt. Joseph Sherer. 
Capt. James Murray. 
Privates— Abraham Darr. 
Wm. Laird. 

Fifth Battalion. 

Officers — Col. James Crawford. 

Capt. James Mercer. 
Privates — Henry Slaymaker. 
John Wliiteliill. 

Sixth Battalion. 

Officers— Lieut.-CoL Alexander Lowrey. 

Major James Cunningham. 
Privates — John Bealy. 

John Jameson. 

Seventh Battalion. 

Officers — Col. Matthias Slough. 

Lieut. -Col. Leonard Ilantpanny. 
Privates — Christian Bough. 
Simon Snider, 

Eighth Battalion 

Officers— Col. Peter Gruhb. ^ 

Capt. Henry Weaver. 
Privates — William Smith. 
George Ury. 

Ifinth Battalion. 

Officers — Lieut.-Col. Cliristian Wegman. 

Major Michael Till. 
Privates — Michael Diffebaugh. 
Anthony Deibler. 

Tentii liijle Battalion. 

Officers— (yol. John Ferree. 

Lieut.-Col. Andrew Little. 
Privates— George Line. 

Joseph Wliiteliill. 

Eleventh Rifle Battalion. 

Officers — Col. Timothy Green. 

] Jeut.-('ol. Peter Ilederick. 
Privates— Wm. Barnett. 
Geo. Tittle. 



264 ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 

YORK COUNTY. 

First Battalion. 

Officers— Col. Joseph Donaldson. 
Capt. Michael Smyser. 
Privates— William Scott. 
John Ewing. 

Second Battalion. 

Officers— Ma j. Flugh Dinwiddle. 
Capt. Hugh Campbell. 
Privates— David McConaughy, Esq. 
Mr. George Clingan. 

Third Battalion. 

Officers— Major Joseph Jeffries. 
Major John Andrew. 
Privates— John Hamilton. 
Thomas Lillie. 

Fourth Battalion. 

Officers— Col. Wm. Smith. 

Major John Finley. 
Privates —Jacob Stehley. 
Josiah Scott. 

Fifth Battalion. 

Officers— Col. Matthew Dill. 

Major Garrett Craft. 
Privates— James Nealor. 
David Messerly, 

CUMBERLAND COUNTY. 

First Battalion. 

Officers— Capt. John Steel. 
Lieut. Wm. Blair. 
Privates — Jonathan Hoge. 
Ephraim Steel. 

Second Battalion. 

Officers— Capt. John McClelland. 

Capt. Elias Davidson. 
Privates — Jonathan Smith. 
Henry Pawling. 

Third Battalion. 

Officers— Lieut.-Col. W. Clark. 

Capt. Andrew McFarlane. 
Privates — James Brown. 
Wm. Sterrett. 



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Fourth Battalion. 

Officers— Lieut. -Col. Frederick Watts. 

Capt. George Robinson. 
Privates— John Hamilton. 
James Read. 

Fifth Battalion. 

Officers— Col. Joseph Armstrong. 

Major James McCalmont. 
Privates — James Findley. 
John Vance. 



BERKS COUNTY, 

First Battalion. 

Officers— Major Gabriel Iliester. 

Lieut. Philip Crenier. 
Privates — John Hart man. 
Peter Filbert. 

Second Battalion. 

Officers— Col. Mark Bird. 

Major Joiin Jones. 
Privates — David Morgan. 

Benjamin Tolbert. 

Third Battalion. 

Officers- Lieut.-Col. Nicholas Lutz. 

Capt. George Rheam. 
Privates— Henry Si)oon. 

Mathias Wenrich. 

Fourth Battalion. 

Officers — Miijor Michael Lindemuth. 

Capt. George May. 
Privates — Micliael Moser. 

Fifth Battalion. 

Officers- Col. Jolin Patton. 

Ijieut.-Col. John Rice. 
Privates — Jacob Selser. 

Christian Winter. 

Sixtli Battalion. 

Otlicers— Major Conrad Lefller. 

Lieut. Jolni Miller. 
Privates— John Hill. 

Henry Lark. 



266 ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 

Seventh Battalion. 

Officers— Col. Sebastian Levan. 

Adjutant Samuel Ebey. 
Privates — Philip Bisters. 
Casper Smack. 

Eighth Battalion. 

NORTHAMPTON COUNTY. 

First Battalion. 

Officers — Major Abraham Labar. 

Capt. Jolm Arndt. 
Privates — Wm. McFarren. 
Jacob Upp. 

Second Battalion. 

Officers — Col. Henry Geiger. 

Capt. Michael Snider. 
Privates — Ricliard Barkhous. 
Peter Hass. 

Third Battalion. 

Officers Major Jolna Sigfried. 
Capt. Nicholas Kern, 
Privates— Robert Brown. 
Henry Best. 

Fourth Battalion. 

Officers— Col. Jacob Stroud. 

Capt. Timothy Jayne. 

Privates— John McDowell, Jr. 

Derrick Van Vleck. 

NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY 

Battalion under Col. Hunter. 

Officers— Capt. Christian Gillespie. 

Lieut. George Calhoun. 
Privates — Frederick Stone. 

Lauglilin McCartney. 

Battalion under dol. Plunl-ctt. 

Officers— Major Jolm Brady. 

Lieut. Mordecai McKinney. 

Privates — Paul Geddis. 

Andrew Culbertson. 



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Battalion %inder Col. Weiser. 

Otlicers — Col. IJenjamin Weiser. 

Lieut. -Col. Siioiuel Maclayo 
Privates— .Setli Matlock. 
Jonas Zokau. 

Ilattalion under Col. Potter. 

Otlicers— Lieut. -C\)l. Robert Moodie, 

Capt. Wm. Gray. 
Privates - James IMcCleiiaghan, 
Benjamin iSterrett. 



WESTMORELAND COUNTY, 
First JBattalion. 

Ofiicers— Capt. Wendle Urey. 

Capt. Alex. Thompson. 
Privates— Wm. Guthrey. 
Wm. Perry. 
Second Battalion. 

Officers —Col. Providence Mountz. 

Major James Smith. 
Privates John Carmichael. 
George Gray. 
A question was i)ut whether the Officers «fe Privates would ballot 
singly. Resolved unanimously in the affirmative. 

Eesolved, Tliat both B. Gen'' be voted for at the same time, iS: tlie 
Highest in Votes to be the Commanding Officer. Adjourned till o 
o'clock, p. M. 

P.M., 5 o'clock. The Officers & Privates met according to Ad- 
journment. 

liesolred, That Col. Mark Bird & Cap' Sliarj) Dalaney, with tlie 
President, be Judges of tiie Election for Brigadiers Gen'. 

The Election came on the same Day, & after casting ui) the Poll, 
the Votes stood thus for Brigadier Generals — 

Daniel Roberdeau 160 

James Ewing So 

Samuel Miles 82 

James Potter 24 

Curtis Grubb 9 

(Jeorge Ross 9 

Thomas McKean . . 8 

Mark Bird 7 

The President immediately declared Daniel Roberd(>au, First 
Brigadier General ; James Ewing, Second Brigadier General. 



268 ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 

Resolved, That the Brigadier Generals shall have full Porwe & 
Authority to call out any Number of the Associators of this Pro- 
vince into Action— their Power to continue until succeeded [super- 
seded] by the Convention or by any Authority undyr their Appoint- 
ment. 

liesolved, That the President of this Board shall have full Power 
& Authority to grant Commissions to the two Brigadier Generals 
until Commissions issue from the Convention or any Authority 
they shall appoint. 

liesolvcd, Tliat we will march under the Direction & Command 
of our Brigadier Generals to tlie Assistance of all or any of tlie free, 
independent States of America. 

Eesolved, That the Associators to be drafted out of each County 
by the Brigadier Generals, shall be in the same proportion as that 
directed by the late Provincial Conference in Philad^. 

i?eso/i'e(7, That the Address of this Board be presented to the 
President for his seasonable & excellent speecli this Day in behalf 
of tlie Liberties of America & of tliis Colony in particular, which 
the Col. I'eceived, «& tlie cheerfulness, celerity, and Impartiality with 
which he conducted the Business of this Day [which the Colonel re- 
viewed and politely tlianked tlie Board for the Honor done him in 
tlieir Address]. 

liesolvcd, That Col. Iloss, Lieut. -Col. Daniel Clymer, &,Capt. 
Sharp Delaney be a Committee to review and correct the Minutes 
of tlie Proceedings of this day, & they are iierel)y desired to publish 
them in tlie several Newspapers of this Colony, and that they be 
signed by the President. 

Geo. Ross, President. 
D. Clymer, 

Secretary. 

Lancaster, July 4, 1776. 



MUSTER ROLLS AND PAPERS 



RELATING TO THE 



ASSOCIATORS AND MILITIA 



OF THE 



COUNTY OF LANCASTER. 



COUNTY LIEUTENANTS. 



Bartram Galbraith, June ?., 1777. 

Samuel John Atlee, Mar. 31, 17S0. 

Adam HuBLEY, Feb. 14,1781. 

James Ross, Nov. 17, 178,3. 



THE HAT^OVER RESOLVES. 




T an assembly of the inhabitants of Hanover, Lancaster 
county, lield on Saturday, June 4, 1774, CoL Timotliy 
Green, chairman, to express tlieir sentiments on the 
present critical state of affairs, it was unanimously 
resolved ; 

1st. That the recent action of the Parliament of Great Britain is 
iniquitous and oi)pressive. 

2d. That it is tiie bounden duty of the peoi)le to oppose every 
measure which tends to deprive them of their just prerot^atives. 

3d. That in a closer union of the Colonies lies the safej^uard of 
the liberties of tiie people. 

4tli. That in the event of Great Britain attemptinpj to force un- 
just laws upon us by the strength of arms, our cause we leave to 
heaven and our rilles. 

5th. That a committee of nine be appointed, who shall act for us 
and in our behalf as emergencies may require. 

The committee consisted of Col. Timotliy Green, James Ca- 
ruthers, Josiah Espy, Robert Dixon, Thomas Ct)ppenlieffer, Wil- 
liam Clark, James Stewart, Joseph Baruett, and John Rogers. 

Timothy Gueen, 
Chairman. 



THE MIDDLETOWN RESOLVES. 



At a meeting of the inhabitants of Lancaster county in assem- 
bly met, at the town of Middletowii, June 8, 1774, Col. James Burd, 
chairman, it was unanimously resolved : 

1st. That the acts of the Parliament of Great Britain in divesting 
us of the riglit to give and grant our money, and assuming such 
power to themselves, are unconstitutional, unjust, and oppressive. 

2d. That it is an indispensable duty we owe to ourselves and pos- 
terity to oppose with decency and firmness every measure tending 
to deprive us of our just riglits and privileges. 

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272 ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 

3d. Tliat a close union of the Colonies and their faithful adhering 
to such measures as a general Congress sliall judge proper, are the 
most likely means to procure rediess of American grievances, and 
settle the rights of the Colonies on a permanent basis. 

4th. That we will sincerely and heartily agree to and abide by 
the measures wliich shall be adopted by the members of the general 
Congress of the Colonies. 

5th. That a committee be appointed to confer with similar com- 
mittees relative to the present exigency of affairs. 

James Burd, 
Chairman. 



THE LEBANON RESOLVES. 



At a meeting of the inhabitants of Lebanon and the adjoining 
townships, on Saturday, 25th of June, 1774, jiolden at the house of 
Capt. Greenawalt, whereof Major John Philip Dellaas was chair- 
man, to take into serious consideration the state of public affairs, 
it was unanimously declared and resolved : 

1st. That the late act of the British Parliament, by whicli the 
port of Boston is shut up, is an act oppressive to tlie people of that 
city and subversive of the rights of the inhabitants of America. 

2d. That while we profess to be loyal subjects of Great Britain, 
we shall not submit to unjust and iniquitous laws, as we are not 
slaves, but freemen. 

3d. Tliat we are in favor of a Congress of Deputies who will act 
in behalf of the people for obtaining a redress of grievances. 

4th. That we will unite with the inliabitants of other portions 
of our country in such measurers as will preserve to us our riglits 
and our liberties. 

5th. That our countrymen of the city of Boston have our sincer- 
est sympathy, that their cause is the common cause of America. 

6th. That Messrs. Pliilip Greenawalt, Thomas Clark, Michael' 
Ley, Killian Long, and Curtis Grubb be a committee to collect 
contributions for our suffering brethren. 

J. P. DeHaas, 
John Light, Chairman. 

Secretary. 



A^'l) MILITIA OF THE REVOLUTION. ^73 



THE LANCASTER RESOLVES. 



Pursuant to tlie publication of the resolves of the Committee of 
Correspondence for tiie city and county of Philadelphia, there was 
held a meeting of a very respectable number of the freemen and in- 
habitants of the county of Tiancaster, on Saturday, the Uth of July, 
1774, George Ross, Esq., in the chair. 

This assembly, taking into their serious consideration the several 
late acts of tlie British Parliament relative to America, came un- 
animously to the following declarations and resolves, viz: 

L We do sincerely profess and declare, that his most gracious 
Majesty King George the Third is our rightful and lawful sover- 
eign, and that we will at all times support and defend him to the 
utmost of our power, with our lives and fortunes, against his ene- 
mies. 

2. We do further declare that no power is constitutionally lodged 
in the hands of any body of men to give and grant our money, save 
only our representatives in assembly, who have at all times cheer- 
fully granted aids to his Majesty whenever he has made a requisi- 
tion from tliem. 

3. Tliat the acts of the British Parliament for divesting us of 
such right, and assuming such power to themselves, are unconstitu- 
tional, unjust, and oppressive. 

4. That it is an indispensable duty we owe to ourselves and our 
posterity to oppose with decency and firmness every measure tend- 
ing to deprive us of our just rights and privileges. 

5. That a close union of the Colonies, and their faithful adhering 
to such measures as a general Congress shall judge proper, are the 
most likely means to procure redress of American grievances and 
settle the rights of the Colonies on a permanent basis. 

6. That it is highly expedient to appoint a committee, to meet the 
committee of the other counties of this Province at Philadelphia, 
on the loth instant, to confer with them on the important matters 
mentioned in the letter from the chairman of the committee ot 
Piiiladelphia. 

7. Tliat we will sincerely and heartily agree to and abide by the 
measures which sliall Ije adopted l)y tlie members of the general 
Congress of the Colonies. 

8. That we do tenderly sympathize with our brethren of Boston, 
who are suffering in the American cause by an unconstitutional 
and oppressive act of the Britisli Parliament, called the Boston Port 
Bill. 

0. That a subscription be opened for the relief of our suffering 
brethren there. 

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274 ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 

10. That the subscription be put into tlie hands of the committee 
of this county, to be by tliem hiid out in tiie purcliase of provisions 
and sent to Boston towards the relief of their distresses. 

11. Tliat the committee for the borough of Lancaster already ap- 
pointed be a Committee of Correspondence ; and that George Ross, 

ames Webb, Matthias Slough, Joseph Ferree, Emanuel Carpenter, 
and AVilliam Atlee, Esquires, Mr. Alexander Lovvry,and Mr. Moses 
Ervvin be the committee to meet and consult with the committees 
of the other counties of tliis Province at Philadelphia, the loth in- 
stant, and also to join with the Committee of Correspondence in 
receiving subscriptions. 

It was then moved that the thanks of the freemen and inhabi- 
tants present should be rendered to the worthy chairman for the 
very proper and spirited address made by him to this assembly, re- 
plete with the warmest expressions of loyality to his Majesty, and 
fervent zeal for the common interests of America, which motion 
was agreed to by a general holding up of hands, and the thanks 
of tiie assembly were then presented to Mr. Ross for his patriotic 
conduct upon this occasion. 

Ebeuiiart Michael, 
Clerk. 

A subscription was then immediately opened by the committee 
for the benefit of our suffering brethren of the town of Boston, and 
very handsome sums subscribed by several of the persons present ; 
and at the request of numbers of tlie reputable inhabitants, papers 
are printed and sending to the different townships to receive the 
subscriptions of the inhabitiuitsof this county, wliich it is expected 
will amount to a considerable sum, and will be collected as expedi- 
tiously as possible by the committee and laid out as shall be thought 
best to answer the good purpose intended. 

A paper was delivered by Mr. Elijidi Wickersham to the chairm.in 
at this meeting, and read by him, containing similar resolves (with 
the above) of the freemen of the townships of Paxtang and Derry, 
at their meeting at tlie town of Middletown, on the Sth last past, 
and signed by James Burd, Esq., chairman. 



AND MILITIA OF THE REVOLUTION. 



mijs^utes of the committee of 
observatio:n. 



[The full proceedings of the Committee of Observation for tlie 
county of Lancaster were in existence a few years ago, but at pre- 
sent cannot be found. We give, however, such extracts therefrom 
us have come into our possession.] 



PROCEEDINGS. 

Lancasteh, June 15, 1774. 

In pursuance of a letter written by Mr. Charles Thompson, and 
sent to the inhabitants of this borough, directed to the care of Mr. 
William Atlee, a meeting was held on the 15tli day of June, 1774, 
and the following resolves were agreed on, viz : 

At a meeting of the inhabitants of tlie borough of Lancaster, at 
the court liouse in tlie said borough, on Wednesday, the 15tli day 
of June, 177-4: Agreed — that to preserve the constitutional rights 
of tlie inhabitants of America, it is incumbent on every Colony to 
unite and use the most effectual means to procure a repeal of the 
late act of Parliament against the town of Boston. 

That the act of Parliament for blocking up the port and harbor 
of Boston is an invasion of the rights of the inhabitants of the said 
town, as subjects of the crown of Great Britain. That it is the 
opinion of the inhabitants at this meeting that the proper and ef- 
fectual means to be used to obtain a repeal of tlie said act, will be 
to put an immediate stop to all imports and exports, to and from 
Great Britain, until the same act be repealed. 

Tliat the traders and iniiabitants of tliis town will join and con- 
cur with tlie patriotic merchants, tradesmen, and freeholders of 
the city and county of Philadelphia, and other parts of this Pro- 
vince, in an association or solemn agreement to this purpose, if the 
same shall be by them thought necessary. 

That Edward Shippen, Esq., George Ross, Esq., Jasper Yeates, 
Esq., Matthias Slough, Esq., James Webb, Esq., William Atlee, 
Esq., William Henry, E.sq., ^Ir. Ludwig Lauman, Mr. William 
Bausman, and Mr. Charles Ilall be a committee to correspond with 
the general committee of Pliiladelphia ; that these sentiments be 
immediately forwarded to the Committee of Correspondence at 
Philadelphia. 

Tiie gentlemen above named, after being chosen and appointed a 
Committee of Correspoiideuce, resolved upon the following letter 



276 ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 

to be transmitted to the committee of Philadelphia, directed to Mr. 
Charles Thompson, and is as follows, viz : 

Lancaster, the loth June, 1774. 
Sir : Agreeable to the request of the Committee of Correspond- 
ence for tlie city of Philadelphia, signified to some of the Inhabi- 
tants here, by your letter, we have this evening had a Meeting of 
the Inhabitants of this Town, (at which a great number attended) 
at the Court House, and unanimously gave their assent to the Re- 
solves or Agreement inclosed. As taking the sentiments of the 
county could not be so expeditiously done by having a general Meet- 
ing of the Inhabitants, we thought best to give you those of the 
Town, and have the pleasure now to assure you that the Inhabi- 
tants of the county in general begin to entertain similar opinions 
within as to this matter, and will no doubt heartily concur in them 
at a Meeting which we shall endeavor as soon as possible to have 
with them. We hope you will give us intelligence of any matters 
worthy of notice, and be assured we shall do everything in our 
power to i^romote the General Interest. 

We are, &c., 

Edward Shtppen, 
James Wedb, 
Matthias Slough, 
WILLIA3I Atlee, 
William Henry, 
Ltjdwig Lauman, 
William Bausman, 
Charles Hall. 
Ordered that Eberhart Michael, the clerk of tliis committee, do 
forward a copy of this day's resolves to Mr. Charles Thompson, the 
clerk of the committee at Philadelpliia, with a copy of this letter, 
signed by him. 

At a meeting of the Committee of Corresjiondence, appointed for 
the borough of Lancaster, the 2d of July, 1774, Edward Shippen, 
Esq., being chosen chairman : The committee taking into consid- 
eration the resolves of the respectable inhabitants of the city and 
county of Philadelphia, on tlie 18th of June last; as, also, the cir- 
cular letters signed by the chairman of their said committee, the 
Honorable Thomas Willing, Esq. 

Eesolved, Tiiat they do most heartily concur with their brethren 
of Philadelphia, in the mode proposed for taking the sentiments of 
the good people of this Province, on the present alarming and criti- 
cal situation of the American colonies ; therefore, 

lietiolved, That notice be given to the freemen and inhabitants of 
this county with the utmost expedition, to choose a committee to 



AND MILITIA OF THE REVOLUTION. 1^77 

join with the comuiittees of the other counties of this Province to 
meet at Pliihxdelpliia for the very great and useful purposes men. 
tioued in the said resolves and circular letters; therefore, 

liesolced, That the freemen and inhabitants of this county be re- 
quested to meet on Saturday, the ninth day of tliis instant, at two 
o'clock in tlie afternoon, at the court house in Lancaster, for the 
purpose aforesaid. 

N. B. The said resolves of the committee at this meeting, being 
ordered to be printed, and tlie same after they were printed, signed 
by Edward Shippen, Es(]., tlje chairman, were sent and put up at 
all public places in the county. 

Tlie following are tlie resolves and circular letter referred to in 
the foregoing resolutions : 

" PlIILADELPIIIA, June, 177.}. 

"At a very large and respectable meeting of the freeholders and 
freemen of the city and county of Philadelphia, on Saturday, June 
18, 1774, Thomas Willing and John Divkinson, Esqrs., chairmen. 

'M. liesolved, Tliat tlie act of Parliament for shuttting up the 
port of Bo.ston is unconstitutional, oppressive to the inhabitants of 
that town, dangerous to the liberties of the British colonies, and 
that, therefore, we consider our brethern at Boston as suffering in 
the common cause of America. 

" II. That a Congress of Deputies from the several Colonies in 
Xortli America is the most probable and proper mode of procuring 
relief for our suffering brethren, obtaining redress of American 
grievances, securing our rights and liberties, and reestablishing 
peace and harmony between Great Britain and these Colonies on a 
constitutional foundation . 

" III. That a large and respectable committee be immediately 
appointed for the city and county of Philadelphia, to correspond 
with the sister Colonies and with the several counties in tins Pro- 
vince, in order that all may unite in promoting and endeavoring to 
attain the great and valuable ends mentioned in the foregoing re- 
solution. 

"IV. That the committee nominated liy this meeting shall con- 
sult together, and on mature deliberation determine what is the 
most ])roper mode of collecting the sense of this Province, and ap- 
pointing deputies for the same to attend a general Congress; and, 
having determined thereupon, shall take such measures, as by them 
shall be judged most expedient, for procuring this Province to be 
represented at the said Congress, in the best manner that can be 
devised for promoting the public welfare. 

"V. That the committee be instructed immediately to set on 
foot a subscription for ihe relief of such i)oor inhabitants of tlie 
town of Boston as may be deprived of the means of subsistence by 
the operation of the act of Parliament commonly styled the Boston 



278 ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 

Port Bill— the money arising from sneh subscriptions to be laid out 
as the committee shall tiiink will best answer the ends proposed. 

'•VI. That the committee consist of forty-three persons, viz: 
John Dickinson, Edward Pennington, John Nixon, Thomas Will- 
ing, George Clymer, Samuel Howell, Joseph Reed, John Roberts, 
(miller,) Thomas Wharton, junr., Charles Thompson, Jacob Barge, 
Tiiomas Barclay, William Rush, Robert Smith, (carpenter,) Thomas 
Fitzsimmons, George Roberts, Samuel Ervin, Tliomas Mifflin, John 
Cox, George Gray, Robert Morris, Samuel Miles, John M. Nesbit, 
Peter Chevalier, Wm. Moulder, Joseph Moulder, Anthony Morris, 
junr., John Allen, Jeremiah Warder, junr., Rev. Dr. William 
Smith, Paul Engle, Thomas Penrose, James Mease, Benjamin Mar- 
shall, Reuben Haines, John Bayard, Jonathan B. Smith, Tliomas 
VVhaaton, Isaac Howell, Michael Ilillegas, Adam Hubley, George 
Schlosser, and Christoplier Ludwick. And after the first reading 
of the propositions that had been prepared for the meeting on Sat- 
urday, the 18th inst., and before they were put up separately, the 
Rev. Dr. Smith made the following short address, which is published 
at the desire of many : 

" Gentlemen : The occasion of this meeting has been fully ex- 
plained to you, and sundry propositions read, which are now to be 
separately offered for your approbation or disapprobation. But be- 
fore you proceed to this business, it lias been thought proper to 
submit a few things to your good judgment, witli respect to the or- 
der and decorum necessary to be observed in the discussion of every 
question. 

" It need not be repeated to you that matters of the higliest con- 
sequence to the happiness of this Province, nay of all British 
America, depend upon your deliberations this day — perliaps noth- 
ing less than whether the breach with the country from which we 
descended shall be irreparably widened, or whetlier ways and means 
upon constitutional grounds may not yet be devised for closing that 
breach, and restoring that harmony from wliicli, in our better days, 
Great Britain and her colonies derived mutual strength and glory, 
and were exalted into an importance tliat, both in peace and war, 
made them the envy and terror of the neighboring nations. 

" Wlule subjects such as these are agitated before us, everythinc 
that may inflame and mislead the passions should be cast far be- 
hind us. A cause of such importance and magnitude as that now 
under our deliberation, is not to be conducted to its true issue by 
any heated or liasty resolves, nor by any bitterness and animosities 
among ourselves, nor even perhaps by too severe a recapitulation 
of past grievances, but require the temperate and enlightened zeal 
of the patriot, the prudence and experience of the aged, the strength 
of mind and vigor of those who are in their prime of life, and, in 
short, the united wisdom and efforts of all, both high and low, 



AXD MILITIA OF THE REVOLUTION. 279 

joining hand in liand, and setting foot to foot, upon tlie firm ground 
of reason and the constitution. 

"• Whenever party distinctions begin to operate, ^ve shall give 
cause of triumph to those who may be watchful as well as power- 
ful to abridge us of our native right. There ought to be no party, 
no contention here, but Avho shall be firmest and foremost in the 
common cause of America. Every man's sentiments should be 
freely heard, and without prejudice. "While we contend for liberty 
with others, let us not refuse liberty to each other. 

" Whatever vote is ki^own to be now passed, upon full delibera- 
tion, and by the unanimous voice of this great city and county 
will not only be respected through all America, but will have such 
a weight as the proudest Minister in England may have reason to 
respect. But if it is known to be a divided vote, or adopted hastily 
on some angry day, it will only be injurious to our own cause. 

" What I have in charge to request of you is this — that if, on any 
point, we should have a difference of sentiments, every person may 
be allowed to speak his mind freeh/, and to conclude what he has to 
offer, without any such outward marks of api)robation or disappro- 
bation as clajijiinu or hissinij, and that if a division should be nec- 
essary, (which it is hoped may not be the case this day.) such divi- 
sion may be made in the manner desired by the ckuirman, with all 
possible order and decorum. 

" The following is a copy of the circular letter sent l)y tlie com- 
mittee for this city and county [Philadelphia] to the different coun- 
ties in this Province : 

" Philadelphia, Jane SS, 1774. 

" Gentlemen : The Committee of Correspondence fen- this city 
and county beg leave to enclose you copies of the resolves, i)assed 
at a very large and respectable meeting of the freeholders and free- 
men in the State House Square, on Saturday, the 18th inst. By 
the 4th of those resolves, you will observe that it was left for the 
committee " To determine on the most proper mode of collecting 
the sense of this Province in the present critical situation of our 
affairs, and appointing Deputies to attend the proposed Congress.'''' 
In pursuance of this trust, we have, upon the maturest delibera- 
tion, determined upon the mode contained in the two following pro- 
positions, which we hope may meet with the approbation and con- 
currence of your respectable county, viz: 

" 1. That the Speaker of the Honorable House of Representatives 
be desired to write to the several members of Assembly in this Pro- 
vince, requesting them to meet in this city as soon as i)ossible, but 
not later than the 1st of August next, to take into their considera- 
tion our very alarming situation. 

"2. TlKit letters be written to proi)er iiersons in eacli county, re- 
commending it to them to get committees appointed for their re- 



280 ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 

speetive counties, and that the said comatittees, or sucli number of 
them as may be tiiought proper, may meet in Pliihidelphia at tlie 
time the Representatives are convened, in order to consult and ad. 
vise on tlie most expedient mode of appointing Deputies for the 
general Congress, and to give their weight to such as may be ap- 
pointed. 

" The Speaker of the Assembly, in a very obliging and ready 
manner, had agreed to comply with the request in the former of 
these propositions, but we are now informed that, on account of 
the Indian disturbances, the Governor has found it necessary to call 
the Assembly to meet in their legislative capacity on Monday, July 
18, being about the same time the Speaker would probably liave in- 
vited them to a conference or convention in their private capacity. 

" What we have therefore to request is, that if you approve of the 
mode expressed in the second proposition, the whole or part of the 
committee appointed, or to be appointed for your county, will meet 
committees from the other counties at Philadelphia, on Friday, the 
15th of July, in order to assist in framing instructions, and prepar- 
ing such matters as may be proper to recommend to our Represen- 
tatives at their meeting the Monday following. 

" We trust no apology is necessary for the trouble we propose 
giving your committee, of attending at Philadelphia ; as we are 
persuaded, you are fully convinced of the necessity of the closest 
union among ourselves both in sentiment and action ; nor can such 
union be obtained so "well by any other method as by a meeting of 
the county committees of each particular Province, in one place, 
preparatory to tlie general Congress. 

" We would not offer such an affront to the well known public 
spirit of Pennsylvanians as to question your zeal on the present oc- 
casion. Our very existence in the rank of freemen, and the se- 
curity of all that ought to be dear to us evidently depend upon our 
conducting this great cause to its proper issue by firmness, wisdom, 
and unanimity. We cannot, therefore, doubt your ready concur- 
rence in every measure that may be conducive to the public good ; 
and it is with pleasure we can assure you that all the Colonies, from 
S. Carolina to jST. Hampsliire, seem animated witli one si)irit in the 
common cause, and consider this as the proper crisis for having our 
differences with the Mother Country brought to some certain issue, 
and our liberties fixt upon a permanent foundation. This desirable 
end can only be accomplished by a free communion of sentiments 
and a sincere fervent regard to the interests of our common coun- 
try. We beg to be favoured with an answer to this and whether 
the committee for your county can attend at Phila., at the time 
proposed. 

Signed by order of the committee, 

TII03IAS Willing, Chairman.''^ 



AND xMlLITIA OF THE REVOLUTION. 281 

Lancaster, September D, 1774. 
At a meeting uf the committee of the county of Lancaster, at 
Lancaster, on the 9th September, 1774, Edward Shippen, Esq., in 

tlie chair. 

The subscriptions received for the reUef of the distresses of tlie 
poor inliabitants of the town of Boston, were hiid before tlie com- 
mittee, and it appeareth that tlie sum of one hundred and flfty- 
three pounds, fifteen shillings and two pence has been collected in 
the borough of Lancaster .for the purposes aforesaid, that it being 
put to the vote whether the said sum should not be immediately 
remitted to Philadelphia to Mr. John Nixon, the Treasurer of the 
city and county of Philadelphia, to be laid out in such manner as 
the committee for the said city and county should think proper for 
the relief of our distressed poor brethren of the town of Boston, the 
same was carried in the affirmative, and Edward Shippen, Esq., the 
chairman, is requested to forward the said sum of money forthwith 
to Philadelphia for the purpose aforesaid. 

At this time no proper account could possibly be had of the sub- 
scription papers of the several townships in this county. 

The following letter was omitted entering in its proper place, and 
is as follows, to wit : 

Philadelphia, Jtine so, 1774. 
" Gentlemen : Enclosed you will receive a printed circular let- 
ter signed by the chairman of our committee, and the resolves there- 
in referred to, with some other printed papers. The use to be made 
of them, your own prudence and good judgment will suggest ; we 
would be glad to hear as soon as possible from tlie committee for 
your county, and are 

Your most humljle servant, 

Willia:^: Smith. 
Your assured friend, 

Isaac Howell." 
To Edward Shippen and George Ross, Esq'rs., who are requested 
to communicate the enclosed papers to the other gentlemen of the 
committee. 

Those gentlemen named and appointed at the meeting of the 9th 
of July last, attended the provincial convention at Philadelphia, on 
Monday, the 15th then next. And the proceedings, together with 
the resolves of that provincial committee, hath been inserted in the 
public papers. 



Lancaster, August 11, 1774. 
At a meeting of the committee August 11th, they were informed 
that Joshua and Robert Lockharts, of this borough, shopkeepers, 
had brought to this town a quantity of tea, that have paid duty 



282 ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 

under the Lite act of Parliament. A note was therefore sent to 
them by the committee requiring their immediate attendance. In 
consequence thereof, one of the partners called on the committee, 
but denied their having received any tea, but as tiiis account by no 
means appeared satisfactory from several matterd which escaped 
the partner attending, the committee did inspect their shop, and 
with some difficulty learned of a chest of Bohea tea, weight 349, 
neat weight, which they had bought from a certain merchant in Phi- 
ladelphia. The committee, taking an account of all the marks of 
the case in which it was packed, removed the tea, and wrote to the 
committee of Pliiladelphia, who examined the matter, and it ap- 
peareth that this tea never had paid any duty, but was part of a 
seizure made by the Custom House and was afterwards ])urchased 
at a public sale by the original owner of it, as by a letter from the 
committee of Philadelphia, dated August 25th, wrote and signed 
by the Honorable Thomas Willing, the chairman, directed to this 
committee, appears ; upon which, the said teas were returned again, 
and the said Lockharts were acquitted. 

The Continental Congress held at Pliiladelphia, the fifth of Sep- 
tember, 1774, continued to the 25th of October ; the votes and pro- 
ceading of which have since been published in the public papers, 
and printed also by a pamphlet containing the bill of rights, list of 
grievances, occasional resolves, the association, an address to the 
people of Great Britain, a memorial to the inhabitants of the British 
American Colonies, and petition to the King. 



Novemher 22^ 1774. 
Tiie committee of this borough met and the following hand-bill 
by them ordered to be printed, and sent to, and put up at all the 
public places in this county, viz ; 

To the freeholders and electors of the county of Layicaster: 

The cmnmittee for the borough of Lancaster, taking in their con- 
sideration the resolves and recommendations of the American Con- 
tinental Congress, request that the freeholders and others qualified 
to vote for Representatives in Assembly for the county of Lancas- 
ter, would meet at the court house in Lancaster, on Thursday, the 
fifteenth day of December next, to choose by ballot sixty proper 
])ersons for a committee, to observe the conduct of all persons 
touching the general Association of the general Congress ; which 
committee, it is proposed, when elected, shall divide the county 
into different districts, and appoint members of the committee to 
superintend each district, and any six of the members so appointed 
for a district to be a quorum for transacting business. 



AND MILITIA OF THE REVOLUTION. 2S3 

It ^Yill be necessary, previous to the general election, that eacli 
township shall elect a proper person to act as inspector, and receive 
the tickets of the electors on that day. 



On the said loth day of December, in pursuance to the notice 
above mentioned, a general election was held at the borough of 
Lancaster, for this county, and the following persons were chosen 
as and for a committee, viz : 

FIRST DISTRICT. 

Lancaster borough. 
Edward Shippen. 
George Ross. 
James Webb. 
Adam Simon Kuhn. 
Jasper Yeates. 
"William Atlee. 
Adam Reigart. 
William Bausman. 
Christian Voght. 
Eberhard Michael. 
Charles Hall. 
Casper ShafEuer. 

Conestof/a. 

Martin Bear. 

Manor. 

John Kilheffer. 
Jacob Wistler. 
*James Jacks. , 

Hempfield. 

Valentine Brennemau. 

Manhcim. 

Samuel Bear. 
Sebastian Graff. 

SECOND DISTRICT 

raxtan(j. 

James Burd. 
Joseph Sherer. 
John Backenstose. 



284 ASSOCIATED BxVTTALIONS 

Londonderry. 

John Campbell. 

JJerri/. 

Castle JByers. 
*Robert McKee. 

* William Laird. 

Hanover. 

Timotliy Green. 
William Brown. 
James Crawford. 

Upper Paxtang. 

William Patterson. 

THIRD DISTRICT. 

Mount Joy. 

* James Cunningham. 
Abraham Frederick. 

EapJio. 

.lacob Ehrisman. 
Patrick Hays. 

Donegal. 

*Bartrem Galbraith. 
Alex. Lowrey. 
Frederick Mumma. 

Warwick. 
Jacob Erb. 
Peter Grubb. 



FOURTH DISTRICT. 



Lebanon. 

Thomas Clark. 
Curtis Grubb. 
Henry Light. 
Henry Buehler. 

Bethel. 

*Ludwig Shuey. 
*Casper Kohr. 
*John Basehore. 
*Kilian Long. 
*Samuel Jones. 



AND MILITIA OF THE REVOLUTION. 285 



Heidelberg. 

Joliu Weiser. 

Elizabeth. 

Hans Frantz. 

FIFTH DISTRICT. 

Earl. 

* Alexander ^Martin. 
*Emanuel Carpenter. 
*Anthony Ellmaker. 
William Smith. 
*Zaccheus Davis. 
George Rein. 
John Rrubaker. 

Cocalico. 

Jolm Jones. 

Brecknock. 

Benjamin Lessley. 

Caern((rvo}i. 

David Jenkins. 

SIXTH DISTRICT. 

Salitibunj. 

*James Clemson. 
*John Whiteliill. 

Leacock. 

David Watson. 
Nathaniel Ligtner. 

Strcishitrg. 

El)erliart Grnbe. 
Micliael Witter. 

Lampeter. 

John Witmer, Jr. 

SEVENTH DISTRICT. 

Satlsbury. 

Robert Bailey. 

Little Britain. 
John Alton. 
Thomas Whiteside. 



2S6 ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 

Drumore. 

*Thomas Porter. 
*William Mclntire. 

Bart. 

Jacob Bear. 
Hieronimus Hickman. 

Colerain. 

Joshua Anderson. 

Martick. 

John Snodgrass. 
N. B. The names with theastericks (*) before tliem were elected 
in their respective townships, and upon proper certificates by them 
produced of their being duly elected, their names being added to 
committee. 



At a meeting of the committee of tlie borough of Lancaster; 
present, Edward Shippen, Esq., William Bausman, Charles Hall, 
Christian Voght, Sebastian Graff, Adam Reigart, Casper Shaffner, 
William Atlee, Peter Grubb, and Eberhart Michael, Edward Ship- 
pen, Esq., in the chair. 

Several of the reputable inhabitants of this borough of Lancaster, 

having mentioned their dislike to Mr. Francis , having 

opened a dancing school in this borougli, (at the present time) and 
that in their opinion the same was contrary to tlie eighth article of 
the Association of the Continental Congress, and requesting a meet- 
ing of this committee and their sentiments on the occasion. Upon 
consideration of tlie matter, it is the opinion of this committee that 

the said Mr. Francis , opening and keeping a dancing school 

in the said borough, comes within the meaning of the eighth article 
of the Association of the Continental Congress, and that the same 
ought, at the present time, during the unhappy dispute with the 
mother country, to be discontinuf d. And Mr. Francis , be- 
ing sent for, waited upon the committee, and being informed of 
the sentiments of this committee, agreed and promised to break up 
and discontinue his said school. 

Signed by the members above named. 

A letter received from tlie Committee of Correspondence of the 
city of Philadelphia, dated the 22 December. 1774, directed to the 
committee of this place, of which the following is a copy, viz : 

Gentlemen : By order of the committee of the City and Liber- 
ties of Philadelpliia, we have the pleasure to transmit you the fol- 
lowing resolves, passed this day with great unanimity, viz: 



AXD MILITIA OF THE REVOLUTION. 287 

" That tliis committee think it absolutely necessary that the com- 
mittees of the counties of this Province, or sucli deputies as tliey 
may appoint for this purpose, be requested to meet together in pro- 
vincial convention as soon as convenient. 

" That it b^ recommended to the county committees to meet in 
said convention, on Monday, the 23d day of January next, in the 
city of Philadelphia. 

" From a view of the present situation of public affairs, the com- 
mittee liave been induced to propose this convention that the sense 
of the Province may be obtained ; and that the measures to be 
taken thereupon, may be the result of the united wisdom of tlie 
Colony. 

'' The obvious necessity of giving an immediate consideration to 
many matters of the greatest importance to the general welfare, 
will, we hope, sufficiently apologize to you for naming so early a 
day as the 23d of January. 
" We are, gentlemen, respectfully, your humble servants, 

Jos. Heed, 
CiiAiiLES Thomson, 
Geo. Clymek, 
John Nixon, 
John Benezet, 

8A3I'L. MeK EDITH, 

Tnos. Mifflin, 
JoNA. B. (Smith. 

Crm imitt.cc of Correspon cZe?? ce . " 

Tiie following letter fi'om the Committee of Correspondence for 
the county of Berks, was sent to the committee of this place, viz: 

" PiEADiNG, Sd Jammrij, 1775. 

" This day the committee of this county met here. A letter from 
the Committee of Correspondence of the City and Liberties of Phil- 
adelphia, (meaning the same above,) was laid before them propos- 
ing a provincial convention, to be held at Philadeli)hia, the 22d in- 
stant. Tlie letter being duly considered, the committee unani- 
mously agreed to the proposed convention, and apjiointed Edward 
Biddle, .Tonatlian Potts, Mark Bird, Cliristopiier Shultz, John Pat- 
ton, Sebastian Levan, and Balzer Gehr a committee to attend the 
said convention, in behalf of this county. Tlie committee tlien 
proceeded to choose a Committee of Correspondence, and Edward 
Biddle, William Reerer, Mark Bird, Jonathan Potts, and Christo- 
pher Wittman were duly elected a Committee of Correspondence 
for this county. 

" Extract from tlie proceedings of the committee. 

Jonathan Potts, 
C7erA;." 



288 ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 

Another letter from the same Committee of Correspondence of 
the county of Berks, to the committee of tliis place, viz : 

" Eeading, 5th January, 1775. 
" Gentlemen : Enclosed is an extract from the proceedings of 
tiie committee of this county, by which you will see that deputies 
are appointed to attend the proposed provincial convention. 

'' When we consider that our disputes are drawing fast to a crisis, 
and that the most cordial unanimity is absolutely necessary for our 
preservation, we cannot doubt but that your respectable committee 
will without hesitation appoint deputies to attend the provincial 
Congress. The neglect of any one county may have the most fatal 
consequences. And we well know the i)leasure it would give our 
eneinies to see even the appearance of a disunion at this very im- 
portant time. 

" The great consequence of this subject will, we hope, apologize 
for this freedom. 

'' We are, gentlemen, with the greatest respect, your most obe- 
dient humble servants, 

Edw^ard Biddle, 
Jonathan Potts, 
William Reiirek, 
Christopher Witman, 
Mark Bird, 
Committee of Correspondence.'''' 
N. B. The above mentioned extracts, &c., are put among the 
files of other papers relative to the committee. 



At a meeting of the Committee of Inspection of the county of 
Lancaster, at the court house in Lancaster, on Saturday, the 14th 
day of January, 1775, Edward Shippen, Esq., was chosen chairman. 

It was unanimously agreed that in case of any difference in sen- 
timents, the question proposed be determined by the members of 
the committee, voting by townships. 

A letter from the Committee of Correspondence of the City and 
Liberties of Philadelphia, and another letter from the Committee 
of Correspondence of Berks county, were then read ; and it being 
put to vote, whether this committee would appoint deputies to meet 
tlie other counties of this Province in provincial convention, on 
IMonday, the 23d January instant, the snme was carred in the affir- 
mative : 

Yeas : Borough of Lancaster, Hempfield township, Manheim 
township, Paxtang township, Hanover townsliip, Londonderry 
township. Mount Joy township, Rapho township, Donegal township, 



AND MILITIA OF THE REVOLUTION. 280 

Warwick townsliip, Lebanon township, Bethel townsliip, Eliza- 
beth township, Earl township, Brecknock township, Caernarvon 
township, Salisbury townsliip, Leacock township, Lampeter town- 
ship, Sadsbnr}^ township, Little Britain township, Drumore town- 
ship, Colerain townsliip. 

Nays : Lancaster township, Derry townsliip, Strasburg township, 
Bart townsliip. 

Absent : Conestoga township, Upper Paxtang townslip, Heidel- 
berg township, Cocalico township, Martic townsliip. Manor town- 
ship. 

The committee then proceeded to appoint deputies, and the fol- 
lowing gentlemen, to wit : Adam Simon Kulm, James Burd, James 
Clemson, Esq., Peter Grubb, Sebastian Graff, David Jenkins, and 
Bartram Galbraith, or any five of therj, were nominated to attend 
the said provincial convention, in behalf of tlie county of Lancaster. 

Edwaud Siiippen, 
Chairynan. 
f" The foregoing proceedings of the committee and occurrences are 
recorded by E. M. (June 3d, 1775.) 



At a meeting of tlie Committee of Observation, at the house of 
Adam Beigart, the thirtieth day of March, in the year of our Lord 
one thousand seven liundred and seventy-five. 

Present: George Ross, Esq., Jasper Yeates, Esq., Wm. Atlee 
Esq., Adam Reigart, William Bausman, Esq., Charles Hall, CasI 
per Shaffner, Samuel Bare, Eberhart Michael, James Cunningliam. 
Alexander Martin, Wm. Smith.— George Ross, Esq., chosen chair- 
man ; George Ross, Jr., cliosen clerk. 

A complaint being made to the committee that Charles Hamilton 
had sold tea contrary to the Association of the Continental Con- 
greess. Ordered that notice be given to said Charles Hamilton. 
Thereupon, a copy of the following notice w'as sent to Mr. Charles 
Hamilton : 

" Sir : You are charged before the committee for this county of 
having vended a quantity of tea since the first instant, contrary to 
the Association of the Continental Congress. The committee are 
now sitting at Mr. Adam Reigart 's, and desire your attendance to 
answer to the charge." 

(Signed) "Geo. Ross, jun., 

Clerk.'' 

" To Mr. Charles Hamilton, shopkeeper. 

"■ March 30, 1775:' 
19-VoL. XIII. 



290 ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 

Mr. Hamilton having attended, and it appearing by the oath of 
John Taylor, the clerk, that the tea was sold in Mr. Hamilton's ab- 
sence at Philadelphia, contrary to the express orders given by him 
in his store since the first of March instant; and Mr. Hamilton, 
upon knov^'ing of the said tea being sold, immediately disapproved 
of tlie sale thereof. And Mr. Hamilton, himself, upon oath, de- 
claring tliat ever since the first of Marcli, instant, his orders in the 
store have been to his clerk that they sliould sell no tea whatsoever, 
and that the said sale was in liis absence, and that he disapproves 
thereof. Upon consideration of tiie premises by the committee, it 
is their unanimous opinion that Mr. Hamilton stands acquitted of 
tlie charge against him, and that he hatli not counteracted the As- 
sociation of the Continental Congress. 

" I, Cliarles Hamilton, of the borough of Lancaster, shopkeeper, 
do hereby declare and assert, that I utterly disapprove of the sales 
of any tea in my store since the first day of March, instant, and it 
is and always hath been my fixed intention and determination to 
adhere inviolably to the Association of tlie American Continental 
Congress, being fully convinced that the measures proposed there- 
by are the only probable modes of rescuing America from British 
Parliamentary despotism. Witness my hand, the thirtieth day of 
March, A. D. one thousand seven hundred and seventy-five. 

(Signed) " Charles Hamilton." 

Edward Shippen, Esq., George Eoss, Esq., Jasper Yeates, Esq., 
William Atlee, Esq., Adam Simon Kulm, Esq., and William Bans- 
man, Esq., or any four of them, are appointed a standing Commit- 
tee of Correspondence for the county of Lancaster. 

Tlie members of the committee for the county of Lancaster, now 
present, taking into consideration tlie conduct of George Ross, Esq. 
in the late interesting dispute in the House of Assembly of this 
Province, respecting the answer given to his honor, the Governor's 
message, recommending a separate petition to his Mnjesty from the 
said House of Assembly, do unanimously approve of the active part 
taken by the said Mr. Ross in opposition to that measure, as the 
same would tend to introduce disunion amongst the Colonies; and 
do return the thanks of the committee to Mr. Ross, and the other 
worthy members of the honorable house, who have so steadily ad- 
hered to tlie true welfare of their constituents in opposing a deep- 
laid plan to disunite us. 



At a meeting of the Committee of Inspection and Observation of 
tlie borough of Lancaster, the 27th of April, 1775, at the house of 
Adam Reigart. 



AND MILITIA OF THE REVOLUTION. 291 

Present: Edward Shippen, Esq., William Atlee, William Bails- 
man, Charles Hall, William Patterson, Casper Sbaffuer, Eberhart 
Michael, Adam Ileigart. 

Edward Shippen, Esq., was chosen president. 

It appearing by intelligence from divers places and by the papers, 
that General Gage hath at length attacked the inhabitants of Mas. 
sachusetts Bay, and killed and wounded many of them, and the 
latest accounts from England confirming the accounts that the 
Parliament of Great Britain are determined by force of arms to 
compel the Colonies to an abject submission to the late acts of the 
British Parliament, calculated to deprive the inhabitants of the 
Colonies of their inestimable rights and privileges, and that a for- 
midable fleet and army are preparing to invade the Colonies or some 
of them ; it is therefore thought proper to request a general meet- 
ing of the committee for this county, to consult and determine upon 
such measures as may be necessary to be pursued at this alarming 
crisis; and it is unanimously agreed that handbills be immediately 
printed and distributed throughout the county, requesting the 
members of the committee to meet at the house of Adam Ileigart, 
in the borough of Lancaster, on Monday, the first day of May next, 
at two o'clock in the afternoon for those purposes, and Mr. Bailey 
is requested to print a sufficient number of handbills for this pur- 
pose, in the following words, to wit : 

Lancaster, the S7th April, 1775. 
The members of the Committee of Observation for the respective 
districts and townships, are desired to meet at the borough of Lan- 
caster, at the house of Adam Reigart, in the said borough, on Mon- 
day, the first day of May next, at two o'clock in the afternoon, to 
consult and determine upon proper and necessary measures to be 
taken for the general good in the present alarming situation of 
affairs. 

At the request of the Committee of Observation, in the borough 
of Lancaster. 

(Signed) Edward Shippen, 

Chairman. 



At a meeting of the Committee of Observation for Lancaster 
county. May 1, 177.5. 

Present : Edward Shippen, George Ross, Jasper Yeates, William 
Atlee, Adam Reigart, Casper Shaffner, Valentine Brenizen, Charles 
Hall, Samuel Baer, Sebastian (rraff, Eberhart Michael, -lames Burd, 
Josepli Slierer, John Campbell, William Patterson, James Cunning- 
ham, Bartram Galbraith, Alexander Lowry, Thomas Clark, Curtis 



292 ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 

Grubb, Emanuel Carpenter, Alexander Martin, Zaccheus Davis, 
David Jenkins, Jolin Wliitmore, Jr., Tliomas Porter, John Snod- 
grass, William McEutire, Thomas Whiteside, Eobert Bailey, 
Joshua Anderson, Hieronimus Eckman. 

George lloss, Esq., was unanimously chosen chairman. 

Upon motion, 

Hesolvecl, That it is the unanimous opinion of this committee, 
that it be most heartily recommended to the inhabitants of tlie 
county of Lancaster, immediately to associate and provide them- 
selves with arms and ammunition, and learn tlie art of military dis- 
cipline, to enable them to support and defend their just rights and 
I)rivileges against all arbitrary and despotic invasions by any person 
or persons whatsoever. 

The following Association was then proposed, and being read 
paragraph by paragraph, was unanimously agreed to by the commit- 
tee, and follows iu these words, to wit : 

TJie Association of the Freemen o.nd Inhabitants of ( toxonship) 

the county of Lancaster . 

AViiEREAS, The enemies of Great Britain and America, have re- 
solved by force of arms, to carry into execution the most unjust, 
tyrannical, and cruel edicts of the British Parliament, and reduce 
the free born sons of America to a state of vassalage, and have flat^ 
tered themselves from our unacquaintance with military discipline- 
that we should become an easy prey to them, or tamely submit, and 
bend our necks to the yoke prepared for us. 

We do most solemnly agree and associate, under the deepest sense 
of our duty to God, our country, ourselves, and posterity, to defend 
and protect the religious and civil rights of this and our sister 
Colonies, with our lives and our fortunes, to the utmost of our 
abilities, against any power whatsoever, that sliall attempt to de- 
prive us of them. 

And the better to enable us so to do, we will use our utmost dili- 
gence to acquaint ourselves with military discipline and the art of 
war. 

We do further agree to divide ourselves into companies, not ex- 
ceeding one hundred men each, so as to make it most convenient 
to our situations and settlements, and to elect and cliuse such per- 
sons as the majority of each company shall think proper for officers, 
viz: for each company, a captain, two lieutenants, and one en- 
sign, who shall have the power of appointing the other officers un. 
der them necessary for the companies. 

That when the companies are formed, and the officers chosen and 
appointed, an association shall be signed by the officers and soldiers 
of each company for the good order and goverumeut of the officers 
and soldiers. 



AND MILITIA OF THE REVOLUTIOX. 293 

May 3d. 

Ecsolved, That the members of the committee of the county of 
Lancaster do, with the utmost expedition, take an account of the 
number of whites— men, women, and children — to the respective 
townsliips of this county, and transmit the same to the members 
of tlie committee, residing in Lancaster, to be forwarded to the 
members of the general Congress for the Province of Pennsylvania. 

Besolved, That the members of the committee do examine the 
quantity of powder and lead the storekeepers have in their liands, 
in the respective townsliips, and that the storekeepers be required 
that they sell no powder or lead before the first of June next, as 
they tender tlie trade and custom of the inliabitants of the respec- 
tive townships, provided that it be sold only by sucli storekeepers 
having a license from two members of the committee. 



At a meeting of the Committee of Observation, on the 4tli day of 
May, 1775, the commissioners of the county being also present, Mr. 
Charles Hamilton agrees that the county shall have his powder, be- 
ing twenty-six casks, at the rate of £14 per cwt., and they paying 
tlie carriage ; and that the county shall have bis lead, being about 
eight hundred weight, at 45 pence per cwt. 

Messrs. Josiah and Robert Lockhart agree that the county shall 
have their powder, being five quarter casks, at £15 per cwt., they 
paying the carriage; and their lead at 45 pence per cwt. 

Mr. Matthias Slough agrees that the county shall have his pow- 
der, being four quarter casks, at £15 per cwt., they paying the car- 
riage ; and his lead at 45 pence per cwt. 

Mr. Simons, by Mr. Levy Andrew Levy, agrees that the county 
shall have his powder, being two quarter casks, at the rate of £15 
per cwt., they paying the carriage ; and his lead, being about 200 
pounds, at 45 pence per cwt. 

Mr. Charles Wirtz agrees that the county shall have his powder, 
being five quarter casks and some i)ounds loose, at the rate of £15 
per cwt., they paying the carriage ; and his lead, being about 150 
pounds, at 45 pence per cwt. 

Mr. John Hopson agrees that the county shall have his powder, 
being two quarter casks, at the rate of £15 per cwt., they paying 
the carriage. 

Mr. Crawford agrees that the county shall have his powder, be- 
ing 10 or 12 pounds, at the rate of £15 per cwt. and carriage. 

Mr. Bickhara agrees that the county shall have his jiowder, being 
one quarter cask and somi^ loose powder, at the rate of £15 ixn- cwt. 
and carriage ; and liis lead at 45 pence per cwt. 

Mr. Graff agrees that the county shall have his powder, being 
about a quarter cask, at the rate of £15 per cwt., paying carriage. 



294 ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 

At a meeting of the Committee of Observation for the borough 
and county of Lancaster, at the house of Adam Reigart, the 15th 
May, 1775. 

Present: George Eoss, Esq., chairman, Jasper Yeates, Esq., 
WilUam Atlee, Esq., Charles Hall, Eberhart Michael, Casper 
Shaffiier, Adam Reigart, Sebastian Graff, Esq., Emanuel Carpen- 
ter, Esq., James Clemson, Esq., Alexander Lowry, James Cunning, 
ham, Samuel Baer, James Burd, Esq., Christian Yoght, and Jacob 
Erb. 

The question being put whether the powder, lead, and other mili- 
tary stores, which can be collected in tlie county, * * * * 
[Here the connection is broken.] 



Wednesday, November Sth, 1775. 

A number of the members of committee, chosen and ai)pointed 
by the several townships in Lancaster county, to serve as commit- 
tee-men for the ensuing year, assembled at the court house in Lan- 
caster. 

Present: For the borough of Lancaster, William Bausman, Jacob 
Glatz, Casper Shaffner, Christian Yoght, Abraham Delmff, Michael 
Musser; for Lancaster township, Andrew Graff , Micliael Shank; 
for Manheim, Peter Bachman, Sebastian Graff, Jasper Yeates ; for 
Manor, Leonard Rodfunk ; for Conestoga, William Atlee, Michael 
Ilaberstick, Abraham Newcomer ; for Strasburg, Everhard Gruber, 
John Breckbill; for Warwick, John Erb, Peter Kratzer; for Co- 
calico, ]Michael Witmer ; for Lampeter, .John Whitman, Jr., Henry 
Kendig; for Caernarvon, David Jenkins, Joshua Evans, Henry 
Weaver ; for Lebanon, John Philip de Haas, Philip Greenawalt ; for 
Bethel, Casper Kohr, John Beshore, Killian Long; for Hanover, 
John Rogers, John McKown ; for Londonderry, William Hays ; 
for Donegal, Alexander Lowry, Robert Craig; for Mount Joy, 
James Cunningham, John Jamison, Abraham Scott; for Upper 
Paxtang, Samuel Taylor, James Murray ; for Brecknock, Benjamin 
Leslie. 

Tiie members present proceeded to the choice of a chairman, when 
Jasper Yeates, Esq., was elected and took his seat accordingly, 

George Ross, junior, Esq., was chosen secretary. 

Peter Riblet was appointed door-keeper and messenger to this 
committee. 

The return^ of the elections in the several townships were pro. 
duced, and read, and approved of by this committee ; the following 
gentlemen thereby appearing to have been duly chosen in the re- 
spective townships as members of committee in the county of Lan- 
caster, VIZ : 



AND MILITIA OF THE REVOLUTIOX. 295 

In the borough of Lancaster, Edward ?hippen. George Ross, Wil- 
liam Bailsman, Jacob Glatz, Casper Shaffner, George Moore, Clnis- 
tian Voglit, Abraham Dehuff, Jacob Krug, Michael Musser, Adam 
lieigart; in Lancaster townshij), Matthias Slougli. Andrew Graff, 
Micliael Siiank ; in Ilemplield, Peter Brubaker, Robert iSpear, John 
Hoover; in Manlieim, Peter Bachraan, Sebastian Graff, Jasper 
Yeates ; in Manor, Leonard Rodf uidv, Jacob Rnpley, Henry Funk ; 
in Conestoga, William Atlee, Michael Haberstick, Abraham New- 
comer; in Drumore, John Long, William McEntire, John Smiley; 
in Strasburg, Samuel Lefevre, Everliard Gruber, John Bieckbill ; 
in Lampeter, John AVliitman, Jr., Henry Kendig, John Kirk; in 
Warwick, A'ak^itine Griner, Jacob Erb, Peter Kratzer ; in Eliza- 
beth, George Hoyle, Christian Staley, Christian Royer ; in Cocalico, 
IVIichael Whitman, Adam Grill, George Elick ; in Earl, Gabriel 
Davis, George Rhine, Jonathan Roland; in Caernarvon, David 
Jenkins, Joshua Evans, Henry Weaver; in Brecknock, Benjamin 
Leslie, Peter Good, Conrad Popp: in Heidelberg, Henry Eckert, 
George Hudson, Micliael Ley; in Lebanon, John Philip de Haas, 
Philip Greenawalt, John Light; in Bethel, Casper Kohr, John Be- 
shore, Killian Long ; in Hanover, John McKown, John Rogers, Wil- 
liam Cathcart ; in Londonderry, AVilliam Hays, Robert Clark, Jacob 
Cooke; in Donegal, Bartram Galbraith, Alexander Lowry, Robert 
Craig; in Mount Joy, James Cunningiiam, Abraham Scott, John 
Jamison ; in Raplio, James Patterson, Jacob Haldeniau, Joseph 
Lytic ; in Upper Paxtang, Adam Werts, James Murray, Samuel 
Taylor. 

Tlie return from the township of Paxtang being produced in these 
words, to wit : 

"At an election held at Mr, William Dickey's, in Paxton town- 
ship, the 17th October, 1775, the following six persons were elected 
as members of the County Committee for the county of Lancaster, 
to Avit: James Burd, Joseph Sherer, William Brown, Jolin Harris, 
James Crouch, and Jacob Awl, or any three of these men to be ad- 
mitted into the Committee from time to time." 

Certified by James Burd and Joseph Sherer. The same was ob- 
jected to, and it being put to vote whether the same return should 
be received, as it contained a return of six persons instead of three, 
it passed in the negative unanimously. 

Resolved, Tliat in determining a question in this committee, the 
V)oroiigh of Lancaster and the several townsliii)S in this county 
sliall liave each one vote, and tlie majority of tlie townships or bor- 
ough and townsliips so voting shall determine the question. 

Befiolreel, That no person shall speak more than twice on the same 
point, without leave of the committee. 

The letters of the Committee of Safety of tliis Province, to the 
committee of this county, respecting J. Brooks and Doctor John 



296 ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 

Kearsley, (which were received at liancaster, between the time of 
tlie election of tliis committee and tliis meeting,) were read; and 
the proceedings of the gentlemen of the committee wdio negotiated 
that business, and escorted Doctor Kearsley to York, being taken 
into consideration, their conduct is approved of by this committee. 
And tlie following persons, to wit : George Eoss, Jasper Yeates, 
William Atlee, William Bausman, Matthias Slough, Christian 
Voght, Jacob Glatz, Abraham Dehuff, Sebastian Graff, Andrew 
Graff, John Whitman, jun., and Jacob Krug are appointed by the 
members of the committee now present, a sub-committee to see the 
sentence and resolves of the Committee of Safety respecting J. 
Brooks, a prisoner in the gaol of this county, strictly carried into 
execution. And it is ordered that no person be admitted into the 
company of the said J. Brooks, but in the presence of one or more 
of the sub-committee aforesaid, of which the gaoler is to have no- 
tice. 
Adjourned until to-morrow morning, eleven o'clock. 



Thursday, November 9th, 1775. 

The committee met according to adjournment. 

Present : Tlie same members who attended yesterday, and more- 
over George Ross, Jacob Krug, George Moore, and Adam Reigart 
for the borough of Lancaster ; Henry Eckert and Michael Ley for 
Heidleberg township ; and Gabriel Davis for Bart township. 

A new return of members elected for Paxtang township being 
produced to the committee, certifying that Joseph Sherer, William 
Brown, and John Harris were duly chosen to serve as members of 
the committee for the said township, the said return is approved 
of, and they took their seats accordingly. 

A letter from the Committee of Safety to the late committee of 
this county, dated October 7th, 1775, respecting some provincial 
muskets supposed to be in the hands of the military associators and 
others in this county, being produced and read : 

Eesoh-ed, That William Atlee, Alexander Lowry, and Sebastian 
Graff be a committee for preparing the draft of an answer to the 
said letter, and that they report the same to this committee in tlie 
afternoon. 

Besolved, Unanimously, that this committee will use their en- 
deavors to carry into immediate execution tlie resolves of the hon- 
orable House of Assembly respecting the six hundred stand of arms 
and other military accoutrements to be furnished by tlie county 
of Lancaster. 

The question being put wiietlier the gun-smiths residing in the 
borough of Lancaster should not be immediately sent for to give 



AND MILITIA OF THE REVOLUTION. 297 

tlieir reasons to tliis committee, wliy tliey have not set about mak- 
inr? the arms directed by the honorable House of Assembly to be 
made in the county of Lancaster, agreeable to the application of 
the commissioners and assessors of the said county, the same was 
unanimously carried in the allirmative, and the gun-smiths were 
sent for accordingly. 

A petition signed by Henry Zericher being presented to the com- 
mittee, upon inquiry into the facts therein contained, it is ordered 
by this committee, (three townships dissenting,) that the said Henry 
Zericher be allowed five pounds of powder, and no more, out of the 
public magazine, for the purposes expressed in the petition, he pay- 
ing for the same into the county treasury at the rate of four shill- 
ings per pound. 

The sub-committee appointed to essay the draft of an answer to 
the letter of tiie Committee of Safety respecting the provincial 
muskets, do now report to this committee, the draft of the answer 
which they had prepared, in these words, to wit : 

Lancastek, Novemhcr 0Ui,l775. 

Gentlemen : Your letter of the 7th day of October last, directed 
to the committee of Lancaster county respecting the provincial 
muskets in the hands of the military associators and others in this 
county, has been laid before this committee and taken into con- 
sideration. 

We find that the gentlemen who were the Committee of Corres- 
pondence, appointed by the late county committee, had upon the 
receipt of your letter, published and dispersed hand-bills through- 
out the county requiring the persons possessed of such muskets to 
bring them in at this time. As none are brought in, we beg leave 
to suggest to you some facts, relative to those arms, and wait your 
further directions. 

After the troops raised by the Province in the late war were dis- 
banded, a number of muskets and military accoutrements were 
lodged at a Mr. Carson's in Paxtang, where they remained witiiout 
any notice or care being taken of them, until the unhappy disputes 
between Great Britain and the Colonies rendered it indispensably 
necessary for our safety to associate and arm in defence of our 
rights. The then committee of this county, upon hearing of those 
arms, requested some of their members to examine and send them 
down, intending an application to the Assembly to have them re- 
paired at the public expense, and put into the hands of such asso- 
ciators as were luiable to furnish themselves, and who were to give 
receipts for them to be returned, if not lost in actual service. At 
this time arms were sought for with great assiduity by every one who 
wished to be instructed in the military discipline. The inhabitants 
of Cumberland county, knowing also of the proviucial muskets, 



298 ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 

were beforehand with us, and having the first choice, took between 
sixty and seventy of the best of them (for which Mr. Carseu has a 
receipt) leaving a parcel of rubbish which were sent to tliis town, 
consisting of barrels mostly without locks and stocks, and all of 
them so covered with rust that they were thouglit almost unfit for 
use, and scarcely worth repairing. Many of them were loaded and 
had probably been so for many years. Some of the poor associators 
here took the barrels, and with much labor had them cleaned. By 
the help of some old locks which about this time were found in a 
garret in this town (without an owner) and were distributed 
amongst them, tliey had them put into such repair as to serve them 
to exercise with. These persons have been at a considerable ex- 
pense in putting them in the order they now are ; and if they are 
deprived of them, are not able to purchase others. There are a few 
indeed of the best of the firelocks which we think could safely be 
trusted to for real service. To take the arms from the poor people 
under such circumstances would greatly damp their martial spirit. 

We conceive it our duty to mention these things to the Commit- 
tee of Safety. If that honorable Board, nevertheless, shall be of 
opinion that such firelocks will be of use and will direct in what 
manner the people who have been at expense in repairing them are 
to be reimbursed, we shall cheerfully exert ourselves to the utmost 
of our power in calling them in, and forwarding them to Philadel- 
phia. 

This, gentlemen, is the first opportunity we have had of answer- 
ing your letter relative to the arms. Give us leave to assure you, 
it will afford us great pleasure to be instrumental in any degree to 
the safety of the city of Philadelphia. We feel very sensibly the 
situation of your citizens ; we deem ourselves most strongly bound 
to give every assistance in our power to repel any attack which 
may be attempted against you, and humbly trust we shall not be 
deficient in the day of danger. 

Your letter of the 19tli October, came to our hands. According 
to your desire a proper guard from hence conducted Dr. Kearsley 
to York, and took a receipt for his safe delivery to the committee 
tliere. J. Brooks remains confined in our gaol. A sub-committee 
of twelve gentlemen residing in and near this town, has been ap- 
pointed to see that your sentence and resolves respecting Brooks be 
carried into execution, and no person is permitted to visit him but 
in the presence of one or more of those gentlemen. 

By order of the committee of Lancaster county. 

The foregoing answer read at the table, was unanimously ap- 
proved of, and it is ordered that the same be transmitted to the 
Committee of Safety by the first conveyance. 

Adjourned until to-morrow, eight o'clock. 



AND MILITIA OF THE REVOLUTION. 299 

Friday, November 10th, 1775. 

The committee met according to adjournment. 

Present: Tlie same members wlio attended yesterday, and more- 
over Josepli Lytle for Kai)lio township. 

Upon motion, 

liesolved, Tliat in case any of the gun-smiths, in the county of 
Lancaster, upon application made to tliem by tlie members of tlie 
committees of the respective townships to wliicli they belong, shall 
refuse to go to work and make their proportion of the firelocks and 
bayonets required of this county, by the lionorable House of As- 
sembly, within two weeks from sucli ap])lication agreeable to the 
patterns, at the Pliiladelpliia prices, such gun-smiths siiall have 
their names inserted in the minutes of tliis committee as enemies 
to their country, and published as such, and the tools of the said 
gun-smiths so refusing shall be taken from them, and moreover the 
said gun-smiths shall not be permitted to carry on their trades un- 
til they shall engage to go to work as aforesaid, nor shall leave their 
respective places of residence until the arms are completed. 

And it is further resolved, That the Committee of Correspondence 
and Observation do take especial care that their resolves be car- 
ried into execution. 

Christian Isch and Feter Eeigart appeared in committee, and 
agreed to set to work on Monday, the twentieth day of November 
instant, and make muskets and bayonets for this county, (part of 
the number required from this county, by the honorable House of 
Assembly,) at the Philadelphia prices ; and that they will confine 
themselves to that work entirely from that time to the ilrst day of 
March next, and furnish as many as they can possibly complete in 
the time, and deliver the same to the commissioners of the county 
or this committee. 

Michael Withers appeared in committee, and agreed to set to 
work as soon as he hath completed a few guns wliich he hatli now 
in hand, and make muskets and bayonets for tiiis county, (part of 
the number required from this county by the honorable House of 
Assembly,) at the Philadelphia prices ; that he will confine himself 
and his workmen to that work aiul carry on the same as expedi- 
tiously as he can, and that he will deliver in to the commissioners 
and assessors of this county or to tliis committee as many muskets. 

[Here tlie minutes of the Committee of Correspondence abruptly 
terminates. It is supposed that they were in possession of Jasper 
Yeates, chairman of the committee.] 



300 ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 



MUSTER ROLLS OF ASSOCIATORS. 



THE LIBERTY COMPANY OF LONDONDERRY. 



By reference, it will be seen that the articles of association liei'e- 
with given formed the basis of tliose adopted by the Committee of 
Safety, as given on page 253 : 

The Association of the Liherty (Jompany in Lancaster County. 

In order to make ourselves perfect in the art of Military, &c.. 
We, the siibscribers, have associated, and severally Agree, Pro- 
mise, and Kesolve as follows, viz : 

1st. That Jacob Cook be the Captain, William Hay the first Lieu- 
tenant, Kobert McQueen the second Ijieutenant, and David 
McQueen the Ensign of the Company in London Derry called the 
Liberty company, which said Officers, according to their respective 
stations, to have the Command of said Company whilst under 
Arms, Mustering, or in actual Service, and that the said Officers 
shall remain till altered by a Majority of the Officers and two-thirds 
of tlie Company. 

2d. Tliat none of tlie Subscribers or Company shall disobey the 
Orders of either of the said Officers whilst under Arms or Muster- 
ing, or in actual Service, under the Penalty of paying a sum not 
exceeding Twenty Shillings for every disobedience, to be inflicted 
and judged of by a Majority of tlie Officers. 

3d. Tliat each Person of the Company shall (if not already done) 
as soon as possible, provide himself with a good Gun or Musket, in 
good order and repair, with a Cartouch-Box or Shot-Bag, and 
Powder-Horn, a half a Pound of Powder and two Pounds of Lead. 

4th. That each of the said Company shall attend weekly on Sat- 
urday, and on such other Times as the officers or a majority of them 
shall appoint, in the Town of Lancaster, or in the county of Lan- 
caster, at sucli places as the said officers shall deem necessary, un- 
der the Penalty of forfeiting and paying the sum of One Shilling, 
for every absence. Sickness of the person or Business out of tlie 
Town or Townships, to excuse. Tiiis is to be judged of by a ma- 
jority of tlie Officers ; but in case of absence at any Meeting, the 



AND MILITIA OF THE REVOLUTION. 301 

Party so absenting to show Cause to the Ofiicers against the next 
succeeding Meeting, or tlie Fiue to be absolute ; every Person is to 
appear at sucli Meeting witli liis Arms and Ammunition as afore- 
said under the Penalty of forfeiting the said .Snm of One Shilling, 
for every default, unless a Mnjority of the Officers shall reuiit such 
Fiue. 

5th. That no Person of the said Company shall apjiear drunk, or 
curse or swear whilst under Arms Mustering, or in actual service, 
under the Penalty of paying Three Shillings for the first offence ; 
Five Shillings for the second offence, and for the third offence to 
be expelled the Company, a Majority of the Officers are also to judge 
of these offences. 

6th. That should any of the Soldiers, by tlieir conduct render 
themselves unworthy of being a Member of said Company, a Ma- 
jority of the Officers and Company may ex]jel him ; and in such 
case the Party expelled shall yet be obliged to pay off all arrearages 
of Fines. 

7th. All Fines to be paid or exacted in consequence of the Heso- 
lutions or Regulations of this Company, are to be paid to the Cap- 
tain for the time being, or the Person appointed by him for that 
purpose, and are to be laid out for use of tlie said Company. 

8th. Tliat the said Company shall be increased to any number, 
not exceeding One Hundred Men. 

9tli. That the said Company shall not be ol)liged to march out of 
this Province, without the Direction of a Majority of the officers, 
with the consent of a Majority of the soldiers. 

10th. That in case it be thought expedient the Companies of this 
County sliould form them.selves into Battalions or Regiments, we 
do hereby impower the Officers aforesaid, to join with the otiier 
officers of the County, in choosing Field Ollicers to command such 
Battalion or Regiment. 

11th. That this Association to continue for the space of Eight 
Months next following, unless the time be enlarged by a Majority 
of the subscribers, or tlie Association dissolved by two-thirds of the 
Subscribers. 

12th. Tliat this Company and every member thereof shall also 
comply with any other Resolutions that shall be entered into l)y a 
majority of the officers and a majority of the Company for the Reg- 
ulation, Government or Support of this Company. 

13th. That a majority of the officers shall appoint the Sergeants, 
Corporals, and Drum for the Company. 

14tli. That the officers are to be fined for offences equal with ye 
privates. 

In testimony whereof we have hereunto set our Hands, the seven- 
teeuth day of May, 1775. 



302 



ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 



Alleman, Jolin. 
Bratton, John. 
Bishop, StopheL 
Black, James. 
Boyd, Samuel. 
Bream, Peter. 
Brown, James. 
Buck, Robert. 
Buck, Tliomas. 
Campble, John. 
Campble, William. 
Carnahan, Robert. 
Chambers, Robert. 
Cook, Jacob. 
Creed, James. 
Davis, John. 
Dixon, John. 
Donaldson, James. 
Dougherty, Hugh. 
Duncan, John. 
Elliot, Archibald. 
Falkner, Joseph. 
Farmer, John. 
Farmer, William. 
Flack, James. 
Foster, Andrew. 
Foster, David. 
Foster, James. 
Fulton, Alexander. 
Fureman, Daniel. 
Grimm, Dewalt. 
Hall, William. 
Hamilton, Charles. 
Hay, James. 
Hay, John. 
Hay, Matthew. 
Hay, William. 
Henry, Adam. 
Hoover, John. 
Hostater, John. 
A true Copy, Certified by 

James Sullivan, 
Clerk. 



Privates. 

Hunter, Robert. 
Hunter, William. 
Johnson, John. 
Johnson, William. 
Kelley, James. 
Kelley, Patrick. 
Kelley, Thomas. 
Kenady, John. 
Keyner, Adam. 
Lawser, Michael. 
Logan, John. 
Lynch, Patrick. 
McCleary, Robert. 
McClintock, Alexander. 
McClintock, Joseph. 
McDougal, Duncan. 
McQueen, David. 
McQueen, Jonas. 
McQueen, Robert. 
Moore, William. 
Moore, Edward. 
Morrison, James. 
Morrison, Alexander. 
Notemurr, James. 
Null, Christopher. 
Null, George. 
Pooreman, Peter. 
Rheas, Robert. 
Roan, John. 
Shank, Stophel. 
Shelly, Michael. 
Shier, Jacob. 
Stauffer, Christian. 
Stauffer, Jacob. 
Steel, Dennis. 
Stevick, John. 
Thompson, John. 
Walker, Archibald. 
Weir, John. 
Wolf, Michael. 

Jacob Cook, 
Chairman of Committee. 



AND MILITIA OF THE REVOLUTION. 



303 



THE HEIDLEBERG COMPANY— 1775. 



Antis, Frederick. 
Beaker, George. 
Boiib, Stofel. 
Boyer, Stofel. 
Brosius, Henry. 
Brown, Pliilip. 
Bnlman, Adam (1] 
Bulman, Adam (2) 
Bulman, Jolm. 
Cap, Frederick. 
Cline, Stofel. 
Coppy, Israel. 
Elick, Leonard. 
Foster, Jacob. 
France, John. 
Graford, John. 
Holstone, George. 
Harbeson, (Jeorge. 
Ilartman, Samuel. 
Hean, Jacob. 
Hoffman, Conrad. 
Hoffman, George. 
Keller, Henry. 
Levestone, David. 
Micer, Dewalt. 
Micer, George. 
Micer, Henry (1). 
Micer, Henry (2). 
Micer, John. 
Moyer, Henry. 



Caxttain. 
Hudson, George. 

First Lieutenant. 
More, John. 

Second Lieutenant. 
Miller, George. 

Privates. 

Moyer, John. 
Moyer, Micliael. 
Neaf, Abraham. 
Neaf , George. 
Noll, George. 
Noll, John. 
Noll, Philip. 
Newman, George. 
Newman, John. 
Newman, Peter (1). 
Newman, Peter (2). 
Newman, Walter. 
Peelitle, Nicholas. 
Petree, Peter. 
Petree, Philip. 
Raup, Frederick. 
Rightanour, George. 
Roofe, Jacob. 
Saltsgwer, Henry. 
Saltsgwer, John. 
Seller, Frederick. 
Seller, Henry. 
Seller, John. 
Seller, Michael (1). 
Seller, Michael (2). 
Seller, Peter. 
Shadewear, Henry. 
Shank, Wentle. 
Shefer, Michael. 
Shenkle, Philip. 



304 



ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 



Slienkle, Jacob. 
Shenkle, Chris. 
Sholl, Adam. 
Simraerman, George. 
Strickler, Andrew. 
Strickler, George. 
Strickler, Leonard. 
Stump, Leonard. 



Swert, Chris. 
Treeone, George. 
Weiser, Martin. 
Weiser, Stofel. 
Wike, Cliris. 
Yencht, William. 
Young, Jacob. 



FIRST COMPANY OF HEMPFIELD TOWNSHIP—iyys. 



Tlie Association of the First Company in Hempfield toxmiship^ Lan- 
caster county. 
In order to make ourselves perfect in the art Military, &c., we, 
the Subscribers, have associated, and severally Agree, Promise, and 
Resolve as follows : 
[Here follow the rules of association as previously given.] 
Captain. 
James Barber. 
First Lieutenant. 
Robert Barber. 
Second Lieutenant. 
Samuel Barber. 

Ensign. 
James Patten. 

[Sergeants' names obliterated.] 



John Marband. 

Patrick Hardy. 

William Henry. 

Solomon Patten. 

Adam Stonhing. 

Nicholas Houghentobler. 

Isaac Houghentobler. 

Thomas Locker. 

Christopher Locker. 

John Neal. 

Henry Meldram. Samuel Carier. 

John Cohick. Peter Smith. 

Samuel Kraght. Joseph Aldridge. 

Robert Paterson. John Houghentobler. 

Patrick Reily. Samuel Wright. 

I certify and attest the foregoing to be a true copy of the original. 

James Barber, 
September 1, 1775. Captain. 



Christopher Baylor. 
Philip Snyder. 
John Barber. 
John Taylor. 
Joseph Houghentobler. 
Stephen Cohick. 
Joseph May. 

Joseph R . 

John Cross. 
John Mc . 



x\XD MILITIA OF THE REVOLUTION. 



305 



WARWICK TOWNSHIP ASSOCIATION— 1775. 



Captain. 
Peter Grubl) 



Peter Grubb. 
William Old. 
Samuel Jones. 
Charles Fausset. 
John Ash ton. 
Edward Goheen. 
Martin Ilagy. 
Hinreich Siiss. 
John Jones. 
George Whitcraft. 
Isaiali Rogers. 
John Russell. 
William Coulter. 
Niclr Shroff. 
James Anderson. 
John Winters. 
James Iluslor. 
PI. Ilarrigan. 
Michael Shoff. 
John Douglas. 



John Huber. 
Samuel Bussell. 
Daniel Holleger. 
Jacob Walter. 
Conrad Ingle. 
Marks Naugle 
George Little. 
Mathias Weidman. 
John Royer. 
Niklaus Keim. 
Edward Agnew. 
Jacob Batnes. 
Christian Ilollinger. 
Conrad Merk. 
David Fortney. 
Christian Schmitt. 
Casper Seyor. 
Isaac Coby. 
Jonathan Gingrick. 



IN THE JERSEY CAMPAIGN, 1776-7. 



List of Captains lohose companies of Militia went to Jersei/ in Auqust, 
1776, Were AbserU till Jan.. and Feb., 1777. Indorsed "■ 3Iuster 
Bolls of Lancaster County Militia, 1776.-^ 



Adams, Isaac. 
Boyd, John. 
Boyd, Samuel. 
Brown, William. 
Campbell, Robert. 
Cowden, James. 
Crawford , Christopher. 
Doebler, Albright. 
Evans, Joshua. 

20-VoL. XIII. 



Fridley, Jacob. 
Graff, Andrew. 
Hollinger, Christian. 
Hoofnagle, Peter. 

Johnston, . 

Jones, John. 
King, .Jacob. 
Koppenheffer, Thomas. 
Manning, Richard. 



306 



ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 



McCallen, Robert. 
McQuovvn, Richard. 
McKee, Robert. 
Morgan, David. 
Murray, James. 
Morrison, Jaoies. 
Martin, Alex. 
Musser, George. 
Peden, Hugli. 
Reed, John. 
Ross, James. 
Sherer, Joseph. 
Steele, William. 
Page, Nathaniel. 
Parry, William. 



Rutherford, John. 

Tweed, John, Lieut. Comdt. 

"Watson, James, company Comd. 

by Lieut. John Patton. 
Weaver, Henry. 
Whiteside, Thomas. 
Wilson, Dorrington, Commanded 

by Lieut. John Eckman. 
Withers, Jolm. 
Wright, Joseph. 
Yeates, Jasper, 
Zantzinger, Paul. 
Ziegler, Frederick. 
Zimmerman, Bernard. 



AND MILITIA OF TPIE REVOLUTION 



30' 



COLOlSrEL J.IMES BURD'S BATTALI0:N^ 



CAPTAIN JAMES COWDEN'S COMPANY. 



A true return of Capt. James C(rw(len''s company of the Fourth Bat- 
tahon of Lancaster Conntij, comniamled by Col. James Bunl, Esq.. 
March 13, 1776. 

Captain. 

Jiimes Cowden. 

First Lieutenant. 
John Gilchrist. 

Second Lieutenemt. 
William Cochran. 

Ensig)i. 
Thomas McArthur. 



Berryhill, Andrew. 
Swan, William. 



Bell, Thomas. 



Sergeants. 

James, Derrick. 
Cochran, SSamueL 

Court-Alartial. 

Hilton, .John. 

(lerk. 
Montgomery, Robert. 



Privates. 



Allison, David. 
Allison, William. 
Askens, Thomas. 
Barnett, John, Jr. 
Barr, Samuel. 
Barnett, Samuel. 
Berryhill, Samuel. 
Berryhill, Andrew, Jr. 
Boggs, James. 
Boggs, William. 
Boyd, William. 
Brann, John. 
Brisben, William. 



Byers, James. 
Caldwell, David. 
Caldwell, James. 
Caddow, George, Jr. 
Caddow, Thomas. 
Calhoun, Matthew. 
Campbell, Colin. 
Carson, John. 
Carson, Richard. 
Cavet, Andrew. 
Cliambers, .James. 
Cochran, Andrew. 
Cochran, James. 



308 



ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 



Cook, James. 
Crabb, William. 
Cummens, John. 
Davis, John. 
Duncan, James, Jr. 
Duncan, John. 
Duncan, William. 
Elder, John. 
Farrier, Robert. 
Finnej', James. 
Gamble, Andrew. 
Gilchrist, John, Jr. 
Gilchrist, Matthew. 
Gilchrist, Robert. 
Gilchrist, Thomas. 
Glen, William. 
Graham, Michael. 
Hatfield, John. 
Harbeson, Patrick. 
Hogan, William. 
Ingram, William. 
Jamison, John. 
Johnston, Joseph. 
Jones, Benjamin. 
Jones, William. 
Linton, Thomas. 
Lochary, William. 
Marshall, Joseph. 
McClanachan, William. 
McClure, William. 
McConnel, Matthew. 
McElhenny, John. 
McGaw, William. 
McMath, James. 
McMullen, George. 
McMullen, William. 
McXamara, James. 
McRoberts, William. 
Miller, John. 



Milligan, John. 
Montgomery, William. 
Neel, Robert. 
Patterson, James. 
.Patterson, Peter. 
Patterson, William. 
Patton, David. 
Peden, John. 
Peterson, Thomas. 
Potts, Robert. 
Ran ken, William. 
Richardson, Andrew, 
llichey, David. 
Scott, John. 
Shaw, Joseph. 
Smith, Andrew. 
Smith, George. 
Smith, Peter. 
Smith, Robert. 
Spence, James. 
Stephen, xVndrew. 
Stephen, Hugh. 
Stephen, Zachary. 
Stuart, Elijah. 
Swan, Richard. 
Taggart, James. 
Thompson, Samuel. 
Twoey, Hugh. 
Wallace, Samuel. 
Warnick, Robert. 
Wylie, Robert. 
Wiggins, .James. 
Wilson, Abraham. 
Wilson, Alexander. 
Wilson, James. 
Wilson, .John. 
Wilson, Joseph. 
Wilson, William. 



AND MILITIA OF THE llEVOLUTION. 



309 



CAPTAIN JOSEPH SHERER'S COMPANY. 



[The captain of tlie company following was Joseph Sherer. whose 
farm adjoined Col. Burd's, near Ilighspire. It was in active ser- 
vice daring the whole of the spring and snmnier campaign of 1776, 
and a nnmber of the men were wounded in a skirmish with a party 
of British cavalry near Amboy, N. J.] 

A true return of Capt. Joseph Sherer''s company of the Fourth Bat- 
talion of Lancaster county, commanded by Col. James Burd, Esq., 
March 25, 177 G. 

Captain. 
Joseph Sherer. 

First Lieutenant. 
James Collier. 

Second Lieutenant. 
Samuel Rutherford. 

Ensign. 
Samuel Hutchinson. 



Larue, Henry. 
Sherer, Samuel. 



AUeman, John. 
Jiowl, Michael. 
Bowman, John. 
Brown, Benjamin. 
Boyd, Samuel. 
Branson, Barefoot. 
Brunson, William. 
Branson, Daniel. 
Carson, George. 
Chambers, Maxwell. 
Chambers, Robert. 
Coulter, .John. 
Dirasey, John. 
Finney, John. 



Serqea)its. 

McClure, Richard. 
McKinuey, Heiuy. 

Privates. 

Fulton, William. 
Gilmor, John. 
Gray, George. 
Gray, John. 
Gray, Joseph. 
Gray, Robert. 
Harbison, Adam. 
Hutchinson, Joseph. 
Kerr, William. 
Larue, George. 
Mayes, Thomas. 
Mahon, James. 
Mahon, John. 
McClure, Andrew. 



310 



ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 



McClure, Alexander. 
McClure, Rowan. 
McGlure, William. 
McCord, James. 
McCoy, Charles. 
McFadding, Samuel. 
McKinney, James. 
McKinney, John. 
McKinney, Matthew. 
McKillip, Hugh. 
Means, Adam. 
Means, James. 
Means, John. 
Morrison, Roger. 
Murray, William. 
Reed, Hugh. 
Rennick, Thomas. 



Roan, Stewart. 
Rutherford, James. 
Rutherford, John. 
Sheets, Leonard. 
Sherer, John. 
Smith, Joseph. 
Smith, William. 
Sterrett, Robert. 
Steel, John. 
Stewart, John. 
Stuart, William. 
Thome, James. 
Wilson, Sr., John. 
Wilson, Jr., John. 
Wilson, Joiin. 
Wolf, Michael. 
Wylie, Samuel. 



CAPTAIN JAMES MURRAY'S COMPANY. 



[This company, with others, went into service in November or 
December, 1775, and were present at the battles of Trenton and 
Princeton.] 

A return of Capt. James Murraifs compan;/ of Associators of the 
Fourth Battalion of Lancaster county, commanded bg James Burch 
Esq., March 13, 1776. 

^- Captain. 

James Murray. 

First Lieutenant. 
Peter Sturgeon. 

Second Lieutenant. 
John Simpson. 

Ensign. 
John Ryan. 



AND MILITIA OF THE REVOLUTION. 



311 



Privates. 



Ayres, Jolm. 
Bell, George. 
Bell, Isaac. 
Bell, James. 
Bell, John, 8r. 
Bell, Jolm, Jr. 
Bell, William, Jr. 
Bell, William. 
Bell, William, Sr. 
Boj'ce, John. 
Boyce, William. 
Brown, John. 
Brown, Peter. 
Christy, John. 
Cochran, George. 
Cochran, John, Sr. 
Cochran, John, Jr. 
Cochran, Samuel. 
Colligan, Joseph. 
Colligan, John. 
Davis, David. 
Dice, John. 
Eyeman, Christopher. 
Eyeman, Jacob (1). 
Eyeman, Jacob (2). 
Gallacher, Thomas. 
Gartner, George Adam. 



Goudey, Jolm. 
Goudey, Robert. 
Hilton, William. 
Hoane, Anthony. 
Johnston, Richard. 
Lafferty, Patrick. 
Liiidsey, William. 
Linord, James. 
Lockart, Moses. 
McCloskey, Henry. 
McFadden, John. 
McGill, Robert. 
Mooney, Abraham. 
Peacock, James. 
Plough, Samuel. 
Richmond, John. 
Smith, Robert. 
Smith, William. 
Sturgeon, Samuel. 
Sturgeon, Thomas. 
Thomas, John. 
Thompson, Thomas. 
Tiuturf, Jacob. 
Tiiiturf, Philip. 
Vincent, William. 
Yanelet, Michael. 



CAPTAIN WILLIAM BELL'S COMPANY. 



A just and true return of the AssocAators of Capt. William BelVs 
company of the Fourth Battalion of Lancaster county, commanded 
by Col. James Burd, 1776. 

Captain . 
William Bell. 

First Lieutenant. 
Andrew Stuart. 

Second Lieutenant. 

Conrad Jontz. 

Ensign. 

Samuel Simpson . 



312 



ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 



Privates. 



Albright, George. 
Bell, Andrew. 
Bell, Arthur. 
Berryhill, Alexander. 
Boggs, James. 
Burk, James. 
Carson, William. 
Chambers, David. 
Clark, Eobert. 
('line, John. 
Cogley, Robert. 
Cowden, William. 
Davis, Stephen. 
Dickey, John. 
Dickey, William. 
Diffenbaugh, George. 
Dunlap, John. 
Elder, John. 
Elder, John, Jr. 
Elder, Robert. 
Elder, Robert, Jr. 
Elder, Joshua. 
Erwin, Alexander. 
Forster, John. 
Garber, John. 
Gillespie, John. 
Gillespie, William. 
Glover, William. 
Golaher, John. 
Harris, John. 
Heany, Patrick. 
Johnston, James. 
Laikey, John. 
McLaughlin, James. 
McFadden, A^xauder. 
Martin, Samuel. 
Matthews, John. 
Miller, Thomas. 



Miller, George. 
Montgomery, David. 
Montgomery, Hugh. 
Montgomery, Hugh, Jr. 
Monteith, James, 
Moore, John. 
Nase, Jacob. 
Nicholson, Thomas. 
Pinkerton, James. 
Porter, Alexander. 
Postlewait, John. 
Reneger, George. 
Richards, Aquila. 
Robertson, James. 
Scott, Patrick. 
Simon, George. 
Simpson, Joseph. 
Simpson, Thomas. 
Simpson, Nathaniel. 
Simpson, Samuel. 
Smyth, Samuel. 
Smyth, Joseph. 
Smyth, Stophel. 
Snider, Felty. 
Spangler, Felty. 
Stuart, Charles. 
Sturgeon, Jeremiah. 
Sturgeon, Jeremiah, Jr. 
Wagoner, Adam. 
Walker, James. 
Walker, James, Jr. 
Walker, William. 
Wallace, James. 
Whitehill, John. 
Whitely, Michael. 
Whitely, Michael, Jr. 
Wiser, Jacob. 



AND MILITIA OF THE REVOLUTION. 



313 



CAPTAIN RICHARD MANNING'S COMPANY. 



[This company was raised iu Upper Paxtang and Hanover.] 
A trioe return of Capt. JRichard 3/a?inMi{/'s, of the Fourth lUdialion 
of Lancaster couniij, commanded by Jauies Burd, Es»[.^ March 13, 
177G. 

Captain. 

Richard Manning. 

First Lieutenant. 
Thomas Forster. 

Second Lieutenant. 
Samuel Martin. 

Ensign. 
Elijah Burke. 

Privates. 

Jones. Hugh. 
Leech, William. 
Martin, Alexander. 
McCord, Robert. 
McCreight, James, 
McMullen, John. 
McMullen, AVilliam. 
Reynolds, Alexander. 
Parker, Moses. 
Sliields, Bernard. 
Smith, John. 
Stover, Michael. 
Troster, Stephen. 



Armstrong, Robert. 
Ayres, John. 
Ay res, William. 
Bonnel, John. 
Cain, Charles. 
Cain, Neal. 
Clemens, Samuel. 
Crague, Aaron. 
Forster, James. 
Forster, William. 
Foulks, William. 
Goudy, .John. 
Hulings, Thomas. 
Iliggius, John. 



CAPTAIN JACOB FRIDLEY'S COMPANY. 



[This company was raised in the neighborhood of Ilummelstown, 
and served in the campaign of 1776, and were present at Trenton 
and Princeton. Tlie minutes of this association are as follows: 

"May 25, 1770. This is to certify that we, the associators of 
Derry township, in Lancaster county. Province of Pennsylvania, 



314 



ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 



Samuel Ramsey, 
Peter Grove, 
Matthias Hoover, 
John McFatiland, 
George Lauer, 
Tno3iAs Rowland."] 



in the Fourth Battalion, commanded by James Burd, Colonel, do 
bind ourselves in all the rules and regulations made by the honor- 
able Congress for the militia of this Commonwealth. 

" Derry township, May 25, 1776. We, tlie undersigned, are will- 
ing to serve in the Fourth Battalion, commanded by Col. James 
Burd, agreeble to order of Congress, and agree to serve until the 
first day of November, 1776, in the laud service of the country in 
.favor of the flag of liberty. 

" Frederick Hummel, 

"Alexander Montgomery, 

" David Hummel, 

" PiiiLir Blessing, 

" Philip Fishburn, 

" Henry Miller, 

" Nicholas Zimmerman, 

A true return of Capt. Jacob Fridleifs company of the Fourth Bat- 
talion of Lancaster county, commanded by Col. James Burd, Esq., 

May 27, 1776. 

Cantain. 
Jacob Fridley. 

First Lieutenant. 
John McFarland. 

Secoyid Lieutenant. 
Matthias Hoover. 

Ensign. 
Philip Blessing. 

Privates. 

Kisner, Jacob. 
Krosklos, Peter. 
Laird, John. 
Laird, William. 
Lauer, George. 
Miller, Henry. 
Montgomery, Alexander. 
Rouse, Martin. 
Rowland, Thomas. 
Shad, Lodwick. 
Spidel, Jacob. 
Spidel, Micliael. 
Spidel, Maxwell. 
Suitle, Joney. 
Wetherhold, John. 
Wilson, William. 
Zimmerman, Nicholas. 



Becker, Jacob. 
Bell, Samuel. 
Brewster, Charles. 
Byers, John. 
Chambers, Rowland. 
Currey, James. 
Derry, Jacob. 
Dunbar, John. 
Ernest, Stophel. 
Fishburn, Peter. 
Fishburn, Philip. 
Fridley, Bernard. 
Fridley, Peter. 
Harris, Jacob. 
Hummel, Frederick. 
Hummel, Valentine. 
Keeker, Philip. 



AND MILITIA OF THE REVOLUTION. 



515 



CAPTAIN JOHN REED'S COMPANY. 



[Capt. John Reed, tlie commander of the following company dur- 
ing the Jersej' campaign of 1776-77, was tlie son of James Reed, 
who located near the mouth of Powell's creek, Lancaster, now Dau- 
phin county, probably as early as 1728. On maps prior to ISUO, the 
location is marked " Reed's." John Reed had been a ranger on 
the frontiers during the French and Indian wars, and when the 
war of the Revolution came he was ready for the conflict. He or- 
ganized the company of associators which is herewith given, and 
was in service until after the battles in and around Philadelphia. 
Capt. Reed died in 17S9.J 

A true return of Capt. John EieeVs conipaiiy of the FourtJt BatteiHon, 
Lancaster county, commanded by Col. James Burd, Esq., JSJarck 
IS., 177G. 

Captain. 

John Reed. 

First Lieutenemt. 
James Clark. 

Second Lieutenemt. 
Geox'ge Clark. 

Ensign. 
(Samuel Oram. 



John Gilmore. 
Henry Lick. 

Ludwick Shellman. 
William Kennedy. 



Allison, Richard. 
Armstrong, Andrew. 
Armstrong, Robert. 
Balcer, Jeremiah. 
Black, James, Sr. 
Black, James, Jr. 
Black, James. 
Black, Thomas, Sr. 



Serejeants. 

Alexander Taylor. 
William Johnston. 

Corporal."^. 

John Chambers. 
John Black. 

Privates. 

Brown, Joseph. 
Buchanan, John. 
Butler, John. 
Carpenter, Jolin. 
Chambers, Elisha. 
Clements, Brice. 
Colhoon, Hugh. 
Fairman, James. 



516 



ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 



George, Alexander. 
George, Eobert. 
Goldenberry, John. 
Holmes, George. 
Jiltson, John. 
Jones, Isaac. 
Jones, Peter. 
Keays, John. 
Kennedy, Alexander. 
Ketsner, Samuel. 
Ketsner, John. 
Kinter, Henry. 
Kinter, John. 
Knees, John. 
Little, Joseph. 
McCall, James. 
McClure. George. 
McClure, Patrick. 
McClure, John. 
McGowan, John. 



McElhenny, John. 
McMullen, Samuel. 
Meetch, John. 
Mc II rath, Joseph. 
Mellan, John. 
Mills, Mathias. 
Neal, William. 
Oram, Tiiomas. 
Powell, Malachi. 
Packer, Aaron. 
Simmons, George. 
Sweigert, John. 
Sweigert, Adam. 
Striker, Jacob. 
Swagerley, Peter. 
Taylor, George. 
Taylor, Samuel. 
Waggoner, George. 
Waggoner, Adam. 
Walker. Robert. 



CAPTAIN ALBRIGHT DEIBLER'S COMPANY. 



[The company of Capt. Deibler was in active service for nearly a 
year, returning home in January, 1777. A portion of the command 
was captured at the battle of Long Island, and were not released 
from captivity until the year 1778. During that and the following 
year, the company was commanded by Capt. John Hoffman, and 
under him they were on the frontiers, protecting the defenceless 
inhabitants from the encroachments of the Indians and Tories who 
had their headquarters in southern New York, and against whom 
Gen. Sullivan's army was successfully sent in 1779.] 

A true return of Capt. Albright Deihler''s company of Associators of 
the Fourth Battalion, commanded hij Col. James Burd, Esq., 
March 14, 177G. 

Captain. 

Albright Deibler. 

First Lieideuant. 
John Hoffman. 

Second Lieutenant. 
Martin Weaver. 



AND MILITIA OF THE REVOLUTION. 



817 



Ensign. 
Abraham Neighbour. 



Bretz, Lodwick. 
Chesley, Christian. 
Ciiesley, Jacob. 
Cliesley, John. 
Cliue, William, Sr. 
Ckne, William, Jr. 
CILuger, Philip. 
Conway, Francis. 
Deibler, Matthias. 
Deibler, Michael. 
Fonderback, Henry. 
Harman, Jacob. 
Ilarman, Daniel. 
Hoffman, John Nicholas. 
Jury, Samuel. 

Keadley (Keayler), Micliael. 
Keller, Jacob. 
Kench, John. 
Larue, Francis. 
Lark, Stophel. 
Meetz, Bastian. 



Privates. 

Meetz, Jacob. 
Meetz, Feter. 
Minich, George. 
Motter, Joim. 
Neevling, Jacob. 
Normier, Henry, 
lieigel, George. 
Rousculp, Philip. 
Salladay, Michael. 
Shots, Jacob. 
Smith, Peter. 
Snider, Leonard. 
Snokes, Cliristly. 
Steever, Leonard. 
Stoneljreaker, Bastain. 
Work, Adam. 
Wolf, Adam. 
Wolf, Henry. 
Yeager, Andrew. 
Yeager, Matthew, 



318 ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 



COL. IIMOTHY GREEN'S BATTALION. 



Colonel. 
Timotliy Greeu. 

Lieutenant- Colonel. 
Peter Hedrick. 

Majors. 
1st. John Rogers. 2d. Abraham Latcha. 

Standard Bearer. 
Richard Crawford. 

Surgeon. 
Dr. John Leidig. 



CAPTAIN THOMAS KOPPENHEFFER'S COMPANY. 



A muster-roll of Capt. Thomas Koppenheffer'' s company of militia of 
Col, Timothij Green''s battalion of Lancaster county, on the march 
for the camp m the Jerseys, timstered in Lancaster, August 12, 1776 

Captain. 
Thomas Koppenheffer. 

First Luutenant. 
Peter Brightbill. 

Second Lieutenant. 
John Harckenrider. 

Sergeants. 
John Fierabend. George Beasore. 

Drummer. 
John Dubbs. 

Fifer. 
William Hedrick. 



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319 



Albright, Martin. 
Baker, Mattliias. 
Baumgartner, Adam. 
Baumgartner, Baltzer. 
Baumgartner, John. 
Bouiberger, George. 
Biiglitbill, Beter. 
Brown, Michael. 
Bruner, Nicholas. 
Clement, Jacob, 
Felton, Jacob. 
Frank, Christopher. 
Frank, George. 
Fox, John. 
Fox, Christian. 
Henig, Adam. 
Henig, Frederick. 
Huber, John. 



Frivates. 

Kidd, Alexander. 
McBride, John. 
Merk, Henry. 
Maurer, Michael. 
Miller, John. 
Musser, Jacob. 
Poop, Nicholas (1). 
Poor, Nicholas (2). 
Shell, Henry. 
Snider, Nicliolas. 
Snider, William. 
Stnckey, Christian. 
Titler, Adam. 
Weaver, Daniel. 
Weaver, John. 
Weantling, Adam. 
Winder, Jacob. 



CAPTAIN RICHARD J^IcQUOWN'S COMPANY. 



A imister-roU of (Jupt. Richard McQnoivn''s coynpani/ of militia oj 
Col. Timothy Green '.s battalion oJ Lancaster county., destined for 
the camp in the Jerseys, August 31, 1776. 

Captain. 

Richard McQuown. 

J^i7-.s( Lieutenant. 

Ambrose Crain. 

Second Lieutenant. 

James McCreight. 

Third Lieidencmt. 

David Ramsey. 

Scrgeeints. 

William Clark. 



James Thompson. 
James N orris. 

Edward Taite. 
Simon Duey. 



Corporals. 

Alexander Martin. 



320 



ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 



Brandon, William. 
Brown, Samuel. 
Brown, William (1). 
Brown, William (2). 
Campbell, John. 
Crosier, Matthew. 
Cunningham, John. 
Espy, George, 
Espy, Josiah. 
Espy, Samuel. 
Fleck, James. 
Fox, Peter. 
Frederick, Thomas. 
Graeff, Jacob (1). 
Graeff, Jacob (2). 
Graham, Henry. 
Greenlee, llobert. 
Harper, John. 
Hedrick, John. 
Hill, Robert. 



Privates. 

Killinger, Andrew. 
Long, James. 
McBride, John. 
McCully, llobert. 
McFarland, William. 
McQuown, John. 
Mark, Adam. 
Mealy, Patrick. 
Philippy, Michael. 
Poe, llobert. 
Porterfield, James. 
Rammage, John. 
Strain, John. 
Strain, Robert. 
Strain, William. 
Todd, John. 
Torrence, John. 
Tully, John. 
Ward, John. 
Watt, Hugh. 



Hill, William. 

Mustered and passed before the Committee of Observation & In- 
spection, in Lancaster, the 30th of August, 1776, and the one hun- 
dred & seventeen pounds & ten shillings paid to Captain Richard 
McCown, to enable him to pay to his men the advance of fifty shill- 
ings each. 

Test, Will. Atlee, 

Chairman of Committee. 
RiciiAKD McQuowN, 

Capta'tn. 



CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN'S COMPANY. 



A muster-roll of Capt. William Broion\^ company of militia of Col. 
Timothij QreeyVs battalion of Lancaster county, destined for the 
camp m the Jerseys, August 31, 1776. 

Captain. 

William Brown. 

First Lieutenant. 

James Wilson. 



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821 



William Barnett. 
John Ilutcliisou. 



Second Lieutenant. 
Henry McCormick. 

Tliird LieiUnuint. 
Andrew Rogers. 

Sergeants. 

James Wilson. 
James Stewart. 

Uorporals. 

David Porter. 



Privates. 



Charles Barr. 
Alex. Gaston. 

Calhonn, David, 
Carter, John. 
Cathcart, John. 
Cooper, John. 
Crain, William, 
Freckelton, Robert. 
Hill, Robert. 
Hutchinson, Joseph. 
Jamison, John. 
Johnston, James (1). 
Johnston, James (2), 
Kennin, Hugh. 
McNair, Thomas, 
McCoy, Neil, 
McClure, Francis, 
McClure, James, 
McMidlen, James, 
McClure, John, 
McClure, Martin, 
McNitt, Barnard, 
Martin, Thomas, 
Patterson, John, 

Mustered and passed before the Committee of Observation & In- 
spection, in Lancaster, the -Slst of August, 177G, and the one hun- 
dred & twenty-five pounds paid to Captain William Brown to en- 
able him to pay to his men the advance of fifty shillings each. 

Test, Will. Atlee, 
Chairman of Committee. 
Wm, BKow>f, 
Captain. 
21— Vol. XIII. 



Potter, Charles. 
Rogers, Jeremiah. 
Rogers, William. 
Sinclair, Duncan. 
Snoddy, Matthew. 
Snodgrass, John. 
Starritt, -John. 
Starritt, Samuel. 
Stewart, James. 
Sturgeon, Robert. 
Templeton, John, 
Thompson, James. 
Thompson, William, 
Umberger, Leonard, 
Vance, David. 
Wallace, James. 
Wallace, William. 
Watson, David. 
Wilson, James. 
Wilson, Joseph. 
Wriglit, William. 



322 



ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 



CAPTAIN TAMES ROGERS' COMPANY. 



The return of Cnpt. James Rogers'' company of militia of Col. Timothij 
Green's Hanover Bifle Battalion of Lancaster County Assocudors, 
destined for the camp in the Jerseys, 6th June, 1776. 

Cajjtain. 

James Rogers. 

First Lieutenant. 

James Wilson. 

Second Lieutenant. 

Henry McCormick. 

Third Lieutenant. 

Andrew Rogers. 

Fourth Lieutenant. 

Robert Martin, 





Non- Commission ed 


Officers and Privates. 


1. 


Richard Johnson. 


24. 


William Mitcliel. 


o 


James Ripeth. 


25. 


John Kilpatrick. 


3. 


James Porter. 


26. 


Thomas Walker. 


4. 


Thomas McCord. 


27. 


Thomas Martain. 


5. 


Thomas McNair. 


28. 


William Hall. 


6. 


Samnel Stewart. 


29. 


John Murray. 


7. 


James Ripeth. 


30. 


John Morrison. 


8. 


Charles Hamilton. 


31. 


John Woods. 


9. 


John Ripeth. 


32. 


Williarj Thompson, 


10. 


Hugh Wilson. 


33. 


William Moor. 


11. 


Joseph Wilson. 


34. 


Hugh Kenan. 


12. 


James Beard. 


35. 


Alex. Martain. 


13. 


James Wallace. 


36. 


Jeremiah Rogers. 


14. 


John Hutchison. 


37. 


James Ilambel. 


15. 


Hugh Ripeth. 


38. 


William Snodey. 


16. 


James Wallace. 


39. 


William Kithcart. 


17. 


Duncan Sinclair. 


40. 


John Kitlicart. 


IS. 


William Starret. 


41. 


Jonas Robinson. 


19. 


John Trousdel. 


42. 


James Stewart. 


20. 


John Skiles. 


43. 


John McClelan. 


21. 


James Johnson. 


44. 


William Hagerty. 


22. 


Josepli Hutchisoa. 


45. 


Joseph Wilson. 


23. 


David Hays. 


46. 


Neal McCoy. 



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47. Josepli Park. 

48. James McCluar. 

49. William Snodgrass. 
oO. Francis McChiar. 

51. Charles Porter. 

52. John Templeton. 

54. John Snotley. 

55 Edward Warnach. 
56. Chris Bumberger. 
57 Hugh Glan. 

55. James Roney. 
5i». John Starrat. 

6U. John McCormick. 

61. Patrick McKight. 

62. James Duncan. 

63. James Thompson. 

64. David Porter. 

65. Tliomas Strean. 

66. Hugh Donely. 

67. Andrew Woods. 



68. John Morlan. 

69. David Calhoun. 

70. Alex. Gaston. 

71. James Donely. 

72. Samuel Swan. 

73. Robert Hill. 

74. John Darbey. 

75. Archibald Carson. 

76. David Strean. 

77. Thomas Davis. 

78. Andrew Wilson. 

79. William Rogers. 

80. James Wilson. 

81. William McMeen. 

82. George Cliapman. 

83. George Bradsha. 

84. John Rahe. 

85. John Dunlop. 

86. Randel McDanel. 



CAPTAIN JOHN REED'S COMPANY. 



A list of Captain John Eeed\i cnrnpany, on the march to the Jerseys, 
Jul;/ :24th, 1776. 



Allison, David. 
Bell, Andrew. 
Bell, Artliur. 
Bell, George. 
Berryhill, Andrew. 
Black, James. 
Brinzen, Daniel. 
B urges, Erid. 
Cavet, Andrew. 
Chambers, Elijah. 
Cliambers, James. 
Chambers, Robert. 
Cochran, George. 
Colgan, Edward. 



Privates. 

Crage, Aaron. 
Christy, John. 
Dicky, William. 
Elder, John. 
Fareman, James. 
Forster, Thomas. 
Frickaber, Jolm. 
Galcrist, Matthew. 
Goldenberg, John. 
Graham, Michael. 
Gray, Robert. 
Heater, George. 
Higgins, Thomas. 
Hutclieson, Sanuiel. 



324 



ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 



Johnston, William. 
Jones, William. 
Leard, John. 
Martain, Nicholas. 
Macky, William. 
McClure, William. 
McCoy, Charles. 
McKinny, Henry. 
McMullen, William. 
Means, Adam, 
Miller, George. 
Moegy, John. 
Montgomery, Hugh, 
Murrey, Barney. 



Neece, Peter. 
Reed, Hugh. 
Hitter, Adam. 
Robertson, James. 
Shearer, Samuel. 
Shields, Barnard. 
Steen, Andrew. 
Sturgeon, Jeremiah. 
Sturgeon, Peter. 
Taylor, Samuel. 
Toot, Conrad. 
Walker, William. 
Wiggins, James. 



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32o 



COL. THOMAS PORTER'S BATTALION 



CAPTAIN JAMES WATSON'S COMPANY. 



^1 muster roll of a comytanij lately covimdnded hij CapUnn Jamex Wal- 
son,in Colonel Thnmns Porter''s baWdvm of Ldncaster county, noiv 
under the comrnand of Lieutenant John Pettton, on their march to 
the cant}) in tite Jerscz/.s. Mustered August 13, 177G, in Lancaster . 

Lieutenant. 
Patton, John. 

Drummer. 
Hamilton, Robert. 



Priveites. 



Brotlierton, Robert. 
Brotherton, William. 
(Jaldwell, Ilugli. 
Caldwell. Jolin, Sr. 
Caldwell, .lolin. 
Caldwell, Robert. 
Campbell, Patrick. 
Clark, Thomas. 
Culley, Thomas. 
Duncan, .James. 
.Tolmston, James. 
Lonff, James. 
Long, Robert. 
McAdams, William. 
McCants, James. 
McCray, John. 
McCullougli, David. 
McCnllougli, John. 
McCuUough, Samuel. 



McDermod, James. 
McEldowney, Robert. 
McMillen, John. 
McMillen. William. 
McMunigle, Jolni. 
Mc Wherry, James. 
Neel, Josepl). 
Orr, Alexander. 
Pegan, Archibald. 
Pegan, James. 
Pegan, James, Jr. 
Patterson, James. 
Pollock, Richard. 
Reed, .John. 
Robertson, John. 
Robertson, Thomas. 
Sliields, William. 
Snodgrass, Rol)ert. 
Stephenson, John. 



326 



ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 



A return of the losses sustained bi/ Capt. James Watson\s company hi 
Col. James Cuimin<jham''s battalion, (Flying Camp J commanded 
by Major William Hays, on Long Island, the S7ih day of August, 

1776. 



Men's iSTAMES. 



James Watson, . . . 

William Steel, . . 

John Steel, . . . . 

Alexander Scott, . . 

William Robb, . . . 

William Walker, . . 

James Calhoon, . . . 

John McKnight, . . 
Andrew Cummings, 
John Polk, .... 

John Pegan, . . . . 

John Thompson, . . 

Jolni Clark, . . . . 

Daniel Carmichael, . 

Hugh Caldwell, . . 

John Miller, . . . . 

Pettis Hanlin, . . . 

Kobert Black, . . . 

John Post, . . . . 

Samuel Ankrira, . . 
William McGriger, 



£12 6 
1 2 6 

5 8 
lo 
17 

1 

1 

1 2 6 

4 8 

1 

10 
1 

12 

3 17 6 

4 3 
1 

3 17 6 

4 17 6 

6 5 
18 

1 15 



£47 1 



Lancaster County, ss: 

Before me, the subscriber, one of the justices of the peace in and 
for said county, came William Steel, first lieutenant of Captain 
James Watson's company of the Flying Camp, who, on his solemn 
oath, deposeth and saith that the above amount of forty-seven 
pounds one shilling, as it stands above stated, is just and true, and 
that he the deponant has never received any satisfaction for the 
same nor any part thereof in any ways whatsoever. 

Sworn and subscribed this 24th day of November, 1779. 

William Steel. 
Before Joseph Miller. 



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327 



CAPTAIN THOMAS WHITESIDE'S COMPANY. 



A mufiler roll of Capt. lliomaf^ Wkitefiiile''s company of ihilitia oj 
Colonel TJiomas Porter'' s haltalion of Lcincastcr eotinty, on their 
march for the camp in the Jerseys. Clustered August 13, 177 G. 

Captain . 
Whiteside, Thomas. 

Second Lieutenant. 
Allison, llobert 

Ensign. 
McDowell, William. 



Atchison, John. 
Black, .lames. 
Brooks, Jolin. 
Caldwell, (Jliver. 
Campbell, James. 
Cannon, James. 
Cooper, John. 
Cooper, Samuel. 
Criswell, Samuel. 
Dugan, Edward. 
Grimes, John. 
McComb, David. 
McCreary, Joseph. 
McDowell, Thomas. 
McDowell, Thomas, Jr. 
McDowell, William. 
McGahen, .John. 
McGraw, James. 
Mcllvain, James. 
McKenny, Samuel. 
McPherson, Frederick. 
Marshall, James. 
Miller, John. 



Privates. 

Mitchell, John. 
Mooney, William. 
Moore, Robert. 
Murphy, Owen. 
Neiper, John. 
Patterson, James. 
Patter-son, Thomas. 
Patterson, William. 
Pennel, John. 
Plunket, John. 
Ramsey, James. 
Reed, James. 
Reed, Thomas. 
Rhea, Samuel. 
Ritchey, Andrew, 
Stewart, James. 
Tannyhill, John. 
Tannyhill, Nathan. 
Warnock, John. 
Watson, James. 
White, Samuel. 
Whiteside, Abraham. 



328 



ASSOCIATED BATTALIOl^iS 



CAPTAIN JOHN BOYD'S COMPANY. 



A muster roll of Captain John BoycVs companij of militia of Colon < / 
Thomas Porter's battalion of Lancaster county, on their march for 
the camp in the Jerseys. Mustered August 13, 1776. 

Captain. 
Boyd, Jolin. 

First Lieutenant. 
Reed, David. 

Second Lieutenant. 
Willson, Benjamin. 

Ensign. 
Simpson, Peter. 

Sergeants. 



Moore, James. 
Savage, James. 



Barnes, James. 
Blair, James. 
Brown, William. 
Craig, John. 
Cunningliam, John. 
Douglass, Andrew. 
Elliot, Samuel. 
Farmer, Gregory. 
Johnston, James. 
Kennedy, William. 
Keble, Frederick. 
McCall, James. 
McCurdy, Robert. 
McKnight, Gabriel. 
Moore, James, 



Snodgrass, Samuel. 
AVillson, Samuel. 



Privatrs. 



Moore, William. 
Quigly, Duncan. 
Reed, John. 
Reed, Joseph. 
Rogers, John. 
Simpson, John. 
Smith, John. 
Snodgrass, James. 
Snodgrass, Robert (1). 
Snodgrass, Robert (2). 
Steel, James. 
Steel, William. 
Wales, Henry. 
Willson, Joseph. 
Wilson, Moses. 



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329 



CAPTAIN JAMES MORRISON'S COMPANY. 



^4 'iinister roll of Captain James Jforrisoa's compan)/ of militin of 
Colonel Thomas Porter's battalion of Associators, in Lancaster 
county, destined for the cam}) in the Jerseys. ILustcrcd in Lan- 
caster, Auyust 25, 1776. 

Captain. 
Morrison, James. 



King, Robert. 



Ankrini, Archibald. 
Ball, Joseph. 
Beatty, James. 
Beatty, William. 
Boggs, John. 
Boyd, Alexander. 
Breckenridge, James. 
Bryans, Francis. 
Buchanan, James. 
Campbell, John. 
Cooper, David. 
Crawford, David. 
David, James. 
Dennis, John. 
Eager, Samuel. 
Fitzgerald, Thomas. 
Flanagan, Peter. 
Gainkill, John. 
Gordon, John. 
Gregg, Samuel. 
Ilolliday, Hugh. 
Hughey, Ephraim. 
Jones, John. 
Long, James. 
Long, William. 
Mahon, David. 
Mahon, John. 



Lieutenants. 

Neal, Thomas. 

Privates. 

Marsliall, James. 
Martin, Samuel. 
McConnell, Tliomas. 
McCullough, Robert. 
McKnight, Alexander. 
McLaughlin, William. 
Mitcliell, David. 
Mitchell, James. 
Mitchell, John. 
Morrison, Samuel. 
Mulhollan, James. 
Mulhollan, Samuel. 
Neal, James. 
Nelson, Isaac. 
Nelson, Joshua. 
Penny, Hugh. 
Penny, William. 
Rippey, Hugh. 
Robinson, Joiui. 
Shever, Frederick. 
Smitli, Sampson. 
Steel, James. 
Steen, Robert. 
Tegart, Andrew. 
Wallis, Robert. 
Wiley, Samuel. 



330 ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 



CAPTAIN WILLIAM STEEL'S COMPANY, 



A muster roll of a detachment or part of Captain William SteeVs 
company of militia of (Jolonel Ihomas Porter^s battalion of Asso- 
ciators %n Lancaster county, under the command of Ensign Samuel 
Mclntire, destined for the camp in the Jerseys. Mustered in Lan- 
caster, August 15, 1776. 

Ensign. 

Mclutire, Samuel. 
Privates. 
Black, Aaron. Maxwell, William. 

Bowman, Casper. May, Jacob. 

Brubaker, Isaac. Neil, Adam. 

Carson, James. Porter, James. 

Long, John. Porter, William. 

Maxwell, John. Simpson, John. 

Mustered and passed before the Committee of Observation & In- 
spection, in Lancaster, the 15th of August, 1776, and the thirty 
pounds paid to Ensign Samuel Mclntire, to enable him to advance 
to the privates above named fifty shillings per man. 

Test, Will. Atlee, 
Chairman of Committee. 
Samuel McEntire, 
Ensign. 



CAPTAIN DORRINGTON WILLSON'S COMPANY. 



A muster roll of part of Captain Dorrington Willson^s company of 
militiaof Colonel Thomas Porter^s battalion of Associators in Lan- 
caster county, under the command of Lieutenant John Eel-man, des- 
tined for the camp m the Jerseys. Mustered m Lancaster, August 

15, 1776. 

Lieutenant. 

Eckman, John. 

Ensign. 
Brown, William. 
Sergeants. 
Byerly, Stophel. Moderwell, John. 



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331 



Brown, Jolin, 
Duiican, James. 
Eckman, Martin. 
Frank, Andrew. 
I^eckey, John. 
Miller, James. 
Myer, John. 



Privates. 

Patterson, Robert. 
Ramsey, John. 
Sheerer, James. 
Shope, Martin. 
Work, Joseph. 
Young, Thomas. 



CAPTAIN ROBERT CAMPBELL'S COMPANY. 



A muster roll of part of Captain Bohert CampheWs companij of militia 
of Colonel Thomas Porter''s battalion of Lancaster county, des- 
tined for the camp in the Jerseys. Mustered m Lancaster , Aivjust 
15, 1776. 

Captain. 

Campbell, Robert. 

Second Lieutenant. 
Walker, James. 



Privates. 

O'Harra, Charles. 
OTIarra, Daniel. 
Patton, Hugh. 
Perry, John. 
Peters, Daniel. 
Peters, Isaac. 
Flatten berger, Daniel. 
Walker, Andrew. 
Walker, John. 
Willes, Robert. 
Wilson, Joseph. 



Anderson, William. 
Atchison, John. 
Atchison, AVilliam. 
Brice, James. 
Creitor, John. 
Ferguson, Robert. 
Heslet, Joseph. 
Jamison, James. 
Jamison, Samuel. 
Killough, David. 
McConkey, Hugh. 
JSIcQuade, Arthur. 

Mustered and passed before the Committee of Observation & In- 
spection, in Lancaster, the 15th of August, 1776, and the fifty-seven 
pounds and ten shillings paid to Capt. Robert Campbell, to enable 
liim to advance to tlie ju'ivates above named fifty shillings per man. 

Test, Will. Atlee, 
Chairman of Committee. 
Robert Campisell, 
Captain. 



332 ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 



ROLL OF THREE DETACHMENTS. 



A muster roll of tkree detachments from the companies of Captains 
lioss, Johnston, and Po.xton, belonying to Colonel Thomas Porler^s 
battalion of Lancaster countij militia, under the command of Lieu- 
tenant John Tweed, Lieutenant Joshua Anderson, anel Lieutenant 
John liamsey, destined for the camp in the Jerseys. 

John Tweed, First Lieutenant to Captain Johnston. 

Joshua Anderson, First Lieutenant to Captain lloss. 

Jolni Ramsey, Second Lieutenant to Captain Paxton. 

John Galvey, Ensign to Captain Paxton. 

Sergeant, Samuel Patterson. 

Privates. 

Thomas Anderson. John Scott. 

John McGrath. William McConnel. 

William Kelley. James Walker, 

James McAtagart. John Bard. 

Robert Gregory. Jolm Briggs. 

Alexander Huston. William Longhead. 

Robert Andrews. Jeremiah Cavin. 

John Kerr. Stephen Heard, Jr. 

Robert Hendry. Jolm Heard, Jr. 

Thomas Scott. Henry Pickle. 

Andrew McCartney. Joseph Benson. 

Matthew Park. William Henry. 

John Gaveley. Jolm McWilliams. 

John Ilanna. Hugh Wilson. 

John Latta. William Karr. 

Nathaniel Coulter- Henry Rockey. 

Mustered and passed before tlie Committee of Observation & In- 
spection, in Lancaster, the lOtli of August, 1776, and the eighty. 

two pounds and ten shillings paid to Lieutenants Tweed, Ander 

son, and Ramsey to advance to their men. 

Test, Will. Atlee, 
Chairman of Committee. 
John Tweed, 
Joshua Anderson, 
John Ramsey. 



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383 



COL. JOn:^ FERREE'S BATTALIOK 



CAPTAIN JOHN WITHERS' COMPANY. 



A muHter roll of Captain John Withers^ cotupany of militia of Colonel 
John Ferree''s huttalion of Associators in Lancaster county, destined 
fur the camp in the Jerseys. 3Iustered m Lancaster, Aicyust I'J, 
1776. 

Captain. 

Withers, John. 

First Lieutenant. 

Pine, David. 

Second Lieutenant. 

Withers, George. 

Third Lieutenant. 

Miller, .John. 

Serge a) its. 

Vernior, John. 
Quick, .John. 

Corporals. 

Houser, Bernard. 
Williams, Vincent. 

Dru7nmer. 
Benning, Herman. 

Fifer. 

Toomey, Thomas. 

rriiHdes. 

Deans, Daniel. 
Dowling, John. 
rite, Peter. 
Frelick, Jacob. 
Farlow, Isaac. 
Finley, Samuel. 
Glass, John. 
Hunter, William. 
Ileynold, Henry. 



Fonts, Michael, 
ytoltz, Ludwick. 

Fonts, Jacob. 
Hoke, Henry. 



Bowman, Abraham. 
Bird, Martin. 
Campbell, Alexander. 
Cavanangh, James. 
Cassedy, John. 
Dickoven, Henry. 
Drum, Jacol). 
Drybread, Mathias. 
Dicker, Casper. 



^34 ASSOCIATED BATTALIOXS 

HeckDian, Jacob. Miller, Joseph. 

Heckman, John. Otterbough, Joseph. 

Kingin, David. Pendergrast, William. 

Kile, William. Sutton, Matthew. 

Mace, John. Stoner, Henry. 

Miller, Jacob. Seserouse, Andrew. 

Myers, Andrew. Yancourt, Joab. 

Morrison, John. Toung, Jacob. 
Manley, John. 



CAPTAIN SAMUEL BOYD'S COMPANY. 



A list of Captain Boyd's company, August 14, 1776. 

Captain. 

Boyd, Samuel. 

Lieutenant. 

Hall, Charles. 

Fmsign. 

Krugh, Valentine. 

Sergeants. 

Pflieger, John. Booskirk, Lawrence. 

Corporals. 
Helm, John. Hunter, John. 

Prii'alcs. 
Allison, John, Flying Camp. Mencer, Jacob. 
Bartges, Mathias. Michael, Eberhard. 

Biffort, William. Mininger, Jacob. 

Boop, Adam. Reed, John, Flying Camp. 

Bowsman, Nicholas. Roberts, John. 

Brandon, Charles. Smitli, Jolin, cooper. 

Criswell, Samuel, locksmith. Smitli, -John. 
Davis, Gabriel. Snyder, Josepli. 

Ehler, Michael, Flying Camp. Snyder, Melchior. 
Hubert, Jacob. Sullivan, Timothy. 

Mars, Alexander, Flying Camp. Y^eidler, Thomas. 
Bradley, Thomas. Lanisen, Matthew, 

Kain, John. Michenfeler, Casper. 

Lamb, John.. Stusman, John. 

4 of y^' above privates went for Flying Camp as is above men. 
tioned. 



AND MILITIA OF THE REVOLUTION. 



535 



COL. M. SLOUGH'S BATTALIO^^. 



CAPTAIN JACOB KRUG'S COMPANY. 



A muster roll of Capt. Jacob Kriufs company of Light Infantrt/ of 
Colonel Matthias Slough's battalion of AssociaPirs of Lancaster 
county, destined for the camp in the Jerseys, September 9, 177G. 

Captain. 

Jacob Krug. 

Second Lieutenant. 

riiilip Baker. 

Third Lieutenant. 
Daniel Frank. 

Fourth Lieutoiant. 
Mathias Snider. 



Jacob Young. 
Leonard Eiclioltz. 

Jolm Reislding. 
•John Sheaffer, 



Peter Bugli. 
John Sliaffner. 
Peter Seffrentz. 
Adam Ilirshberger. 
Francis Lambert. 
George Reitsell. 
George Marquart. 
Joseph Sliiff. 
Jacob Keffer. 
John Kock. 



Sergeants. 

Jacob Siuiffer, 

Corporals. 

John Fisher. 
John Lechler. 

Drummer. 
Sebastian Shirk. 

Fifir. 

Godleib El)erman. 

Privates. 

Frederick Metzer. 
]Micliael Kremer. 
Jacob Amend. 
Christian Liebpe. 
Michael Trebert. 
Joseph Walter. 
Melciiior Hill. 
Antliony Welty. 
John Alsbacli. 
Adam Ilirshman. 



836 



ASSOCIxiTED BATTALIONS 



Frederick Kircher. 
Conrad Disher. 
Andrew Backenstoss. 
John Hieter. 
Christian Liebpe, Jr. 
George Swope. 
William Waggoner. 
Christian Isch. 



John Ileneberger. 
Frederick Doghterman. 
Christopher Uemuth. 
Andrew Adam Lutz. 
Francis Heger. 
Henry Fortinee. 
Joseph Banks. 
Dominic Clip. 
Conrad Burg. 

4 Officers, 3 Sergeants, 4 Corporals, 1 Drummer. 1 Fifer, and 37 
effective men. No advance paid. 

Mustered and passed before the Committee of Observation & In- 
spection, iu Lancaster, the 9th of September, 1776. 

Test, Will. Atlee, 
Chairman of Committee. 
Jacob Krug, 
Captain. 



CAPTAIN JASPER YEATES' COMPANY. 



A muster roll of Captain Jasper Ycates'' company of militia of Colonel 
Matthias Slough^s battalion of Associators of Lancaster county, 
destined for the camp in the Jerseys, September 0th, 1776. 

First Lieutenant. 
Christian Petrie. 

Second Lieutenant. 

Michael Musser. 

Ensign. 

Peter Walter. 



Frederick Mann. 
George Steahley. 

George Lightner. 
John Ream. 



Sergeants. 

Henry Geiger. 

Corporals. 

Adam Hart. 
Simon Snider. 

Drummer. 
Daniel St. Clair. 

F\fer. 
Michael Rinehart. 



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o3'i 



John Daub. 
Fredrick .Swentzell, 
Matthias Dehuff. 
Jacob Miher. 
George Hoff. 
Courad .Swartz. 
Pliilip Waggoner. 
Peter ReitselL 
Cliarles Khigh. 
Valentine Breneiser. 
Henry (iross. 
Lorence Burst. 
Valentine Hoffman. 
Christopher ReitselL 
Thomas Doyle. 
John Deredinger. 
Nicholas Leib. 
Daniel Kiblet. 



Privates. 

George Young. 
Jacob Etenier. 
Jacob Frey. 
Morgan Shee. 
Henry Frankfurter. 
George Messersmith. 
Daniel O'Mullen. 
Michael Oxer. 
Henry Winow. 
Frederick .Slieffer. 
Nicliulas Long. 
Gerhard Bubach. 
Jolm Anderson. 
Michael Hess. 
Peter Lanlz. 
Jacob Backenstoss. 
Casper Singer. 
Jolm Franciscus. 



3 Olficers, 3 Sergeants, 4 Corporals, 1 Drummer. 1 Fifer. 3fi effec- 
tive men. No advance paid. 

Mustered and passed before the Committee of Observation & In- 
spection, at Lancaster, the 9th of September, 1776. 

Test, Will. Atlee, 
CltniriiKin of Cdmrniltee. 
CiiiiisTiAN Petri E, 
Luultiumt. 



CAPTAIN FREDERICK SICLER'S COMPANY. 



A mu><ter roll of a jiart of Captain Frederick Sirjler''s comjiaiv/ of 
vii'itia of Colonel Matthias Shugh's hattalion of As&ociatejrs of 
Lancaster county, destineel for the camp in the Jerseys. 

Captain. 

Frederick Sigler. 

JPir.si Lieutenant. 

John Gessler. 

Second Lieutenant. 
Adam Martin. 

Ensi(jn. 
Conrad Hilleg. 
22-VoL. XIII. 



338 ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 

Sergeant. 
Abraham Fisher. 
Drummer. 
John Immel. 
Privates. 
John Montebach. Melchior Duncle. 

George Brenner. John Ditty. 

Jacob Miller. George Erisnian. 

Henry Peter. Thomas Crowter. 

Philip Peel. Philip Litty. 

Casper Shertzer. Matthias Bensinger. 

Paul Honsman. John Krats. 

Adam Ulrich. Gabriel Beam. 

John Siiepley. Francis Hope. 

Nicholas Moiisser. 

Mustered and passed before the Committee of Observation & In- 
spection, in Lancaster, the lilst of August and 6th of September, 
1776, and the fifty-two pounds & ten shillings paid to Captain 
Frederick Sigler, to enable him to pay the advance to his men. 

Test, Will. Atlee, 
Chairman of Oimniittee. 
FiiEDEKiCK Sigler, 
Captain. 



CAPTAIN BARNARD ZIMMERMAN'S COMPANY. 



A muster roll of Captain Barnard Zimmerman''^ company of tnilitia 
of Colonel Matthio-S Sloii(ili''s battalion of Assnciators of Lancaster 
county, destined for the camp in the Jerseys. September 10, 1776. 

Captain. 
Barnard Zimmerman. 

First Lieutenant. 

Stephen Hornberger. 

Second Lieutenant. 

Samuel Macher. 

Ensic/n. 

John Fisher. 

Sergeants. 

Jacob iSIurray. Enoch Willard. 

John Pletz. 



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Pliilip Foox. 
Jacob Miller, 



Corporals- 
Michael Frey. 

Drum7n€r. 

Pliilil) Zimmerman. 

Privates. 

Peter Augstet. 
Casper Sliitz. 
John Reitlinger. 
Jacol) Kirch man. 
William Marshall. 
Adam .Stoneking. 
Melchior Walter. 
Jacob Walter. 
John Bonnet. 
George Stermer. 
William Pletz. 
Conrad Froinen. 
Jolm Sohn. 
Jacob Kensler. 
Jacob Levick. 



Daniel Wendle. 
Henry Alspach. 
Michael Gotscliall. 
Peter Springer. 
Jacob Shirick. 
Daniel Wolf. 
Heniy Ditter. 
Conrad Seigrist. 
Jacob Shaffner. 
Christian Lehr. 
George Eby. 
Michael Groob. 
James Jackson. 
David Eyden. 
William Myer. 

Mustered and passed before tlie Committee of Observation & In- 
spection, in Lancaster, on the 23d & 26th of August, and 2d & lOtli 
of September, 1776, and tlie ninety-two pounds and ten shillings 
paid to Captain IJarnard Zimmerman, to enable him to jiay the ad- 
vance of 5Us. each to his men above mentioned. 

Test, AViLL. Atlee, 
Chuimmm of Committee, 
Barnakd Zimmekman, 
Ca[)tain. 



340 



ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 



COL. PETER GRUBB'S BATTALI0:N^. 



CAPTAIN JOHN JONES' COMPANY. 



A muster roll of Cuptain John Jones'' company of militia of Colonel 
Peter (>ruhb''s battalion of Associators in Lancaster county, des- 
, lined for the camp in the Jerseys. 

Captain. 
John Jones. 



Jacob Weidman. 
George Stober. 

John Sensiman. 
Stopiiel Weidman. 



George Coffroad. 
John Ream. 



George Long. 
Valentine Stober, 
Adam Frantz. 
Francis Brumbach. 
Ilannes Eberley. 
Hannes Appel. 
Conrad Herman. 
Jolin Graff. 
Henry Landes. 
Christopher Bricker. 
Tietrieh Walcli. 
Bernliart Granss. 
Conrad Ratlnnan. 



Lieutenants. 

John Martin. 

Sergeants. 

Philip Beck. 
Jacob Gorgas. 

Corporals. 

Adam Oberley. 
Christian Oberley. 

Drtimmer. 
Stophel Travinger. 

F>fer. 
John Bassler. 

Privates. 

Michael Long. 
Jolni Arndids. 
William Stober. 
Jolni Hacker. 
Lndvvig Lehman. 
David Meinzer. 
George Ret tig. 
Frederick Hacker. 
Michael Pitz. 
Barnard Gardner. 
Frederick Riem. 
John Balmer. 
Conrad Hass. 



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341 



Daniel Witman. 
John Travinger. 
Casper Travinger 
Micliael Sclierley. 
Frederick Adam. 
Leonard Spitsnagle 



Ilainies Ilildebrand. 
Christopher (Jold. 
John Vertrees. 
William Ileidler. 
John Holler. 
Jacol) Oberley. 



Mnstered and passed before the Committee of Observation & In- 
spection, in Lancaster, the loth of Augnst, 177G, and the above 
£liiO advance money paid to Capt. John Jones to p)ay the above 
men's advance. Test, Will. Atlee, 

Chairman of Commitlee. 
John Joises, Captain. 



CAPTAIN ROBERT GOOD'S COMPANY. 



A muster roll of Ca])Unn Robert (T(iod''s companij of the Sth battalion 
of Lancaster count;/, commanded hij Col. Pttev Grubb, ordered for 
the defence of Philndeliihia. 

Captain. 

Robert Good. 

Privates. 



David Jenkins. 
Joshua Evans. 
John Martin. 
Joseph Jenkins. 
Thomas Martin. 
Thomas EastbiMii. 
John Watt. 
Isaac Tenbins. 
Daniel Shay. 
Abraham Danbey. 
James Watson. 
John Tenbins. 
Jacob Ayres. 
Thomas Elat. 
Joseph Williamson. 
Tiiomas Rutter. 
Thomas Edwards. 
William Smith. 
Josei)h Martin. 
John Evans. 
John Thornbury. 
Daniel Ayres. 
George Iludsou. 
Isaac Eyris. 



James Walsan. 
Samuel McConia. 
Joshua Evans. 
S. Evans. 
Amos Evnns. 
Natiiaiiiel Shener. 
Robert Hugh. 
John Clendening. 
John Martin. 
Hugh Lore. 
John Kirkpatrick. 
James Parke. 
■\Villi;iin Jenkins. 
Joiin Xorakemer. 
John BMland. 
Jacob Norakemer. 
Joseph Esenton. 
Wm. McCiuaid. 
John Huston. 
John Clelan. 
Henry Dowe. 
Thomas Hurst. 
James McClelland. 
Grilllth Evans. 



842 



ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 



CAPTAIN HENRY WEAVER'S COMPANY. 



A muster roll of Caidain Henry Weaver^s company of militia of 

Colonel Peter Grubb''s battalion, £Oth Av,gust^ 2776, destined for the 

camp in the Jerseys. 

Caidain. 

Henry Weaver. 

First Lieutenant. 

George Fisher. 

Second Lieutenant. 

Conrad Pope. 

Ensiyn. 

William T>ivingston. 

Seryeftnts. 

John Ludwick. 



Michael Messner. 
Jacob Gray. 

John Giegley. 
Joseph Wright. 



Alexander McElwain. 
Christian Slough. 
Michael Perkiliouse. 
Robert Christy. 
Joseph (iillis. 
James Stonkerd. 
Daniel Steever. 
David Montgomery. 
William Snider. 
AVilliani Turndorf. 
George Stelta. 
William Zell. 
Peter Miller. 
Philip Sidestrecher. 



Corporals 

James Conner. 

Andrew Finefrock. 

Drummer. 

John Wright. 

Ftfer. 

Valentine Petree. 

Privntes 

Roger McLaughlin. 

Matthias Wallick. 

Joseph Carver. 

Wendle Creamer. 

James Patterson, 

Adam Styer. 

Abraham Soffel. 

Henry Siltneider. 

Michael Siltneider. 

Micliael Funk. 

Benjamin Mucle. 

Philip Funk. 

John Dunlap. 

George Fonts. 



John Merner. 

Mustered and passed before the Committee of Observation & In- 
spection, in Lancaster, the 2nth of August, 1776, and the ninety- 
five pounds paid to Captain Henry Weaver to advance to his men 

50s. per man. 

Test, Will. Atlee, Chairman of Committee. 

Henky Weaver, Captain. 



AND MILITIA OF THE REVOLUTION 



343 



COL. GALBKAITirS BATTALION 



CAPTAIN ROBERT McCALLEN'S COMPANY. 



A viuMcr roll of Capt. linbert Mc( -alien's comjxtn;/ of militia of Col. 
Bartreni GalbraUk\s battalion of Associators of Lancaster county, 
20th August, 1776, destined for the camp m the Jerseys. 



James Morrison. 
Andrew Hunter, 



Allen, Robert. 
Bell, George. 
Buck, Anthony. 
Buck, Robert. 
Campbell, Samuel. 
Campbell, John. 
Clark, Walter. 
Donald, Joliii. 
Duncan, Andrew. 
Espy, Thomas. 
Falkner, Joseph. 
Farmer, Jolui. 
Farmer, William. 
Forster, David. 
Fulton, Alexander. 
Hamilton, Hugh. 
Harvey, William. 
Hays, David. 
Hays, Robert. 



Captain. 
Robert McCallen. 
First Lieutenant. 
Matthew Hays. 
Seco}id Llcidenant. 
David McQueen. 

Ensiun. 

Thomas McCallen. 

tSergtants. 

John Weir. 
Corporals. 

-James Kelley. 
Drummer. 
John O'Neal. 
Privates. 

Johnston, James. 
Johnston, Samuel. 
Kennedy, James. 
Long, Alexander. 
McCallen, John. 
McClintock, John. 
McDonald, David. 
Messer, Robert. 
Patton, John. 
Queen, .James. 
Rowan, John. 
Shaw, William. 
Shearer, William. 
Shields. Peter. 
Walker, James. 
Willson, James. 
AVillson, James, Jr. 
"^I'right, James. 



344 ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 

Mustered and passed before the Committee of Observation & In- 
spection, in Lancaster, tlie 20th of August, 1776, and the one hun- 
dred and five pounds paid to Captain Robert McCalleu to advance 
to his men 50h. each, 

Test, Will. Atlee, 
(Jhairman of Committee. 
Robert McCallen, 
Captain. 



CAPTAIN HUGH PEDAN'S COMPANY. 



A muster roll of Captain Hugh Pedants companij of militia of Colonel 
Bartrem. Galbraith''s hattahoyi, Lancaster county, on the march for 
the camp m the Jerseys. 

Captain. 
Hugh Pedan. 

First Lieutenant. 
Joseph Work. 

Second Lieutenant. 
David Hays. 

Ensigyi. 
vVilliam Wilson. 

Sergeants. 
James Wilson. Benjamin Walker. 

Corporal. 
John McCauley 

Drimimer. 
Daniel Cowhick. 

Fifer. 
George Ratchel. 



AND MILITIA OF THE KEVOLUTIOX. 



34-J 



John Conn. 
William Lindsay. 
Adam Ross. 
Uobert Moore. 
James Cook. 
Samuel Cook. 
Samuel McCIung. 
James Scott. 
John Parks. 
Patrick Burns. 
Jacob Hardy. 
James MeLoney. 
Robert Ballance. 
Robert Carrey. 
James Livingston. 
William Ray. 
James Clingman. 
Samuel McCracken. 

Clustered and passed befoi 
and Inspection, in Lancast 
£102 10 U advance money pi 
ceipt. 



Privates. 

James Parks. 

John Sculley. 

Roger McPeley. 

Patrick Ilacket. 

John Carrol. 

James Cloon. 

Hugh Spear. 

Thomas Mentz. 

Richiird Allison. 

liarnard Savage. 

James Filgate. 

Cornelius Bogle. 

James Fulton. 

Abraham Mitchel. 

James Mitchel. 

John Emmit. 

John Mathews. 

Timothy Minchan. 
■e and by the Committee of Observation 
er, the 12tii of August, 177(5, and tiie 
lid to Capt. Hugh Pedan, as per his re- 
Test, Will. Atlee, 
Cliairman. 
Hugh Pedan, 
Caijtain. 



CAPTAIN ROBERT McKEE'S COMPANY. 



A muster roll of a (lelaelwient of CapUdn Robert McKce''s crnniiani/ 
of vnlilia of Colonel G<ilbraith's hatUdion of Lancaster county, on 
their inarch J or (he cetrnp in the Jersci/s. 

Captain. 
Robert McKee. 



Second Lieutenant. 
Hugh Hall. 
No Sergeant, no Corporal, no Drummer, no Fifer. 



346 ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 

Privates. 

Joseph Chambers. Jauies Brown. 

John Riddle. John Dean. 

Patrick Lynch. Jolni Hagan. 

Alexander Dean. Thomas Ogle. 

John Gingery. William Campble. 

William McCoy. George Allen. 

Michael Kerr. Peter Agnew. 

Charles Kean. John McGowan. 

James McKee. James Kennedy. 

Frederick Sellers. Eobert Read. 

James Caruthers. Barney Queen. 

James Fegan. Samuel Clark. 

John Kerr. 

Mustered and passed before the Committee of Observation & In- 
spection, in Lancaster, the 13th of August, 1776, and the £62 10 
advance money paid to Capt. Robert McKee to pay to the privates, 
as per his receipt. 

Test, Will. Atlee, 
Chairman of Committee, Pai/master. 
Robert McKbe, 
Captain. 



CAPTAIN ANDREW GRAFF'S COMPANY. 



A report of Captain Amlreio Graffs company, mustered at Phila- 
delphia, Julij IGth, 1776. 

Captain. 
Andrew Graff. 

First Lieutenant. 
Sebastian Graff. 

Second Lieutenant. 
Mathew Graff. 

Ensigns. 
Edward Cowen. John Mitler. 



AND MILITIA OF THE REVOLUTION. 



347 



Serjeants. 



George Weiss, discharged. 
Michael Lyab. 



Ileiu-y Stauff. 
Andrew Geiss. 



Corporals. 

Geo. Luttman, sick at Trenton. Michael Reinhart. 
Henry Stoutter. Ilenrich Yost. 

Drummer. 
John -Singer. 

Fifer. 
Peter Shiiidel. 



George Ackerraan. 
John Bard. 
William Flick. 
Anthony Ginder. 
George Ilnbetsmiller. 
John Jolnison. 
Marcus Young, Jr. 
Matthew Roub. 
Jonas Metzgar, sick at c; 
Christian O'Donald. 
Jacob Sands. 
George Sands. 
Ilenrich Schaun. 
Daniel Ileidly. 
Joseph Stumpt. 
Elijah Hardy, to the 

Camp. 
John Patton, lo tlie 

Camp. 
George IMntzel, to the 

Camp. 
Ernst I^orn. 
Stoffel Doebler. 
George Etter. 
John Fisher. 



Hank and File. 

Jolm Getz. 

Jacob Gross. 

Philip Ilardt. 

Peter Ilitzelberger. 

Thomas Koutz. 

Adam Pritzar. 

John Stron. 

George Shweitzer. 
imp. Henry Wagner. 

Charles Hamilton. 

Christopher Reigart. 

Casper Brunuer. 

Abraham Bniun. 

Charles Jones, ;tpp. gunsmith. 

Robert Jones, app. gunsmith. 
Flying George Bauer, app. gunsmith. 

James Reed, app. gunsmith. 
Flying Jacob Reigart. 

John Gander, app. gunsmith. 
Flying PliilipWoIfheimt'r,app.giuismith. 

George O'Doiniald. 

William Ripper. 

Jacob Martin. 

Frederick W'oeler. 



348 ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 



CAPTAIN ANDREW GRAFF'S COMPANY. 



[We have not tlie date of retiirn of tlie following, but presume it 
was a year or two subsequent to the preceding.] 

Caj)t. Gmlfs company, Lancaster counti/ militia, for boarding of said 
company hy G. Gra^'. 

£ 

19,299. Conrad Carver, 

300. Tliomas Johnson, 

1. AVilliam Gehoom, 

2. Patrick Darby, 

3. Charles Carver, 

4. John Sherron, 

5. Lawrence Dowling, 

6. Robert Foster, . . 

7. Alex. Foster, 

8. James Wilson, , . 

9. Peter Sefer, 

10. Conrad Blunkert, ' 

11. Christian Blunkert, 

12. John McMahon, 

13. Jolin McDougherty, 

14. Levi Ehr, . 

15. Michael Bright, 

16. Morris McGaghan, 

17. Christian Drumon, 

18. Henry Guske, 

19. John Wall, 10 

20. Frederick Charles, 10 

21. John McKiiiny, 10 

22. James Flory, 10 

23. John Flory, 10 

19,324. Thomas Danyhill 10 

5. Benjamin Amwage, . 10 

6. Samuel Blackburn, 10 

7. William McCrackan, 10 

8. Jacob Brown, 10 

9. William English, 10 

30. Benjamin Pervile, 10 

1. William Boyer, 10 

2. James Pratt, 10 



AXD MILITIA OF THE REYOLUTION. 340 

3. William Weiss, 1 

4. Hugh Doyle, , 10 

5. Cornelius Diller, 1" 

6 John Ferguson, !•• 

7. Hugh Slumnon, 1" 

8. David Brady, , 1<> 

9. Patrick Day, 1 

19,340. William Green, 10 

32 10 

Amount settled, March IS, 1791. Capt. Graff, 2 W. . 2 

Certilicate opened, July 14, 1791. 22 men, 2 .22 

20 " 1 . . 10 

34 

Certificate No. 19,299 
19,341 



STANDING GUARD AT LANCASTER—i 776. 



CajAain-Lieutenaut Christopher CrairfmiVs Oetachmcnt of the First 
battalion, under his conunand, at Lancaster, 1776. 

Captain- Lieutenant. 
Christopher ('rawford. 

Lieutenant. 
William Graham. 

Ensign. 
John Torbitt. 



Light hxfanlry. 

James Hand. 
George Caytor. 
Christian Curtz. 
Solomon ]\Ianacha. 

Ca])t. S<(niuel Boyd's company. 

Cliristian Smith. 
Michael Hoak. 
Jacob Youtz. 
I^evy Andrew Levy. 
Wage T>ynn. 
Andrew Specke. 



John Graff. 
Jacob Graff. 
Henry Small, 
riiilip Recam. 

Simon Hannon. 
John Ilipi>le. 
Melchoir Eudysill. 
Christo])her Riedenhart. 
Nicholas Miller. 



350 



ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 



Capt. Andrew Graffs company. 
Henry Relir. 
Michael Sliindle. 
Lewis Latta. 
Stephen Switzer. 
John Shrye. 
Fredeiick Ilitzley. 
Benjamin Kigart. 
Frauts Sliover. 
Michael Sliatzer. 
Cornelius Curtz. 

Capt. Jolui Henry's company. 
Jacob Woohick. 
Rudolph Carpenter. 
Joini Otley. 
Jolm Conn. 
Nicliolas Boeke. 
Dewalt Smitii. 

Capt. Peter Ilofnagle's company. 
Joseph Vanliorn. 
r^icliael Li<?htner. 
I^eonard Benedict. 
John Woitz. 
Cliristiau Widle. 



Peter Gontes. 
riiilip Williams. 
George O'Donald. 
Jacob Martin. 
James Reed. 
John Jontes. 
Elijali Hardy. 
A braham Brown. 
Christoplier Rigart. 



Joseph Long. 
Solam Curtie. 
Henry Roan. 
Nicholas Martin. 
William Fannestock, one of the 
drafts. 



Jolm Liglitner. 
George Wein. 
John Lecron. 
Jolm Miller. 
Adam Heisinger. 



Regimental Orders. 

Lieutenant Crawford is ordered to take tlie detachment of tlie 
First battalion, ordered for the guard of the borough of Lancaster, 
under his command, to have the roll called morning and evening, 
and consult with the committee for mounting proper guard, and 
pay proper attention to their requisitions. 

George Ross, 

July 1st, 1776. Colonel. 



AND MILITIA OF THE llEVOLUTION. 351 



CAPTAIN ROBERT BUYERS' COMPANY. 



A rmister roll for Cajit. 77ji//(7-,s' comjXDuj of thr oUi h(itt(dion of the 
Lancaster militin, coimuandid by Colonel (Jra'ijord. ['hthuhiphia^ 
January 27^ 1777. Entered service Junuary 7J, 1777. 

Caphdii. 
Robert Buyers. 

Lieutenant. 
David Watson. 

Sergeant. 
John Campbell. 

Privettes. 

William Wilson. Daniel McAfee. 

John Armor. John Wilson. 

Thomas Johnston. William McCashland. 

Isaac Martin. John Calowell. 

William Ilenrey. Robert Miller. 

Robert Sharp. David Gleeii. 

John Ilnnter. Samnel Ilnmes. 

Samnel Smith. 

I do Declare on Honour that the Othcers and men who Appeared 
This Day in my company are Bonalide p]iigaged in the Service of 
the United States, aiid Receive Pay According to ye Rank they 
liold in this Roll. Likewise, the time of Entering into ye Preseu^ 
Service is ascertained on ye Face of this Roll. 

RoisEUT BuYEits, Ce(ptain. 

In Council of Safety, 

daniietry 2S, 1777. 
Pay to the Order of Ca])t. Buyers Fifty-seven pounds, it being 
one Month's pay for his company, to be chai-ged to Mr. Attlee. of 
Lancaster, to whom Capt. Buyers is accoui;table for the Money. 
By Order of the Council. 

Tiio. Wharton, jun., 
To J. M. Neshitt, F^sq. President. 

Mustered then in (;ai)t. Buyers' company the Captain, one Lieu- 
tenaut, one Seijeant, and Fifteen Privat<';8. This nnister is taken 
from the Tidrteenth of January, 1777, to the TwcMity-seventh, Do, 
Boatli Days Included. 

Natii. Donnell, 
Bept. Must. Mast. 



352 ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 



OFFICERS FIRST BATTALION_i777. 



Colonel. 
Philip Greenawalt. 

Lieutenant Colonel. 

riiilip Marsteller. 

Major. 

Samuel Jones. 

Adjutant. 
Adam Fisher. 

Quarter Master. 

Peter Miller. 
First company. 

Captain — Casper Stoever. 
First Lieutenant— Andrew Fickes. 
Second Lieutenant — Sebastian Wolf. 
Ensign — Charles Rehrick. 

Second company. 

Captain — William Paine. 
First Lieutenant— Anthony Kelker. 
Second Lieutenant — Jacob Matter. 
Ensign [Vacancy.] 

Third company. 

Captain— Philip Weiser. 
First Lieutenant — Ludwig Shott. 
Second Lieutenant — John Stone. 
Third Lieutenant — John Tliomas. 

Fourth company. 

Cai)tain— George Null. 
First Lieutenant— James Mortersteel. 
Second Lieutenant— Michael Minigh. 
Ensign — George Meiser. 

Fifth company. 

Ca))tain— Michael Holderbaum. 
First Lieutenant— George Nagle. 
Second Lieutenant— I-.ucas Shally. 
Ensign- Alexander Martin. 



AND MII.ITIA OF THE REVOLUTION. 353 

Sixth company. 

Captain — Leonard Immel. 
First Lieutenant — Michael Diffenbaugh. 
Second Lieutenant — Peter Berry. 
Ensign— Micliael Spengler. 

Seventh company. 

Captain — Valentine Shouffler. 
First Lieutenant— Matthew Ilenning. 
Second Lieutenant — John Gossert. 
Ensign— Peter Basehore. 

Eighth company. 

Captain— Henry Sheaffer. 
First Lieutenant— Philip Wolfersberger. 
Second Lieutenant— Nicholas Zolliiiger. 
Ensign— George Frank. 

Ninth company. 

Captain— Daniel Oldenbruck. 
First Lieutenant — Abraham Smith. 
Second Lieutenant— John Rewalt. 
Ensign — Peter Ileckert. 



OFFICERS SECOND BATTALION—iyyy. 



Colonel. 
James Watson. 

Lieutenant Colonel. 
James Porter. 

31ajoi'. 
Dorrington Wilson. 

Fife Major. 
Alexander Ilussell. 
First company. 

Captain — John Scott. 
First Lieutenant— John Cunningham. 
Second Lieutenant— John Duncan. 
Ensign — Daniel Carmichael. 
23— Vol. XIIL 



354 ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 

Second company. 

Captain— Joshua Anderson. 
First Lieutenant— Robert Miller. 
Second Lieutenant — Alexander Ilason. 
Ensign — John Andrews. 

TJiird comjxinu. 

Captain— John Johnston. 
First Lieutenant— Joshua Walker. 
Second Lieutenant— Joshua Tweed. 
Ensisn — William Herd. 

Fourth company. 

Captain— Thomas White. 
First Lieutenant— Tliomas Clark. 
Second Lieutenant— John Reed. 
Ensign— Peter Simpson. 

Fifth compuny. 

Captain — James Morrison. 
First Lieutenant— Robert King. 
Second Lieutenant— Thomas Neil. 

Ensign— William Nelson. 

Sixth comyxiny. 

Captain— Joshua Allison. 
First Lieutenant— James Patterson. 
Second Lieutenant- Samuel Jamison. 
Ensign— Robert Johnston. 

Seventh company. 

Captain— Patrick Marshall. 
First Lieutenant— John Caldwell. 
Second Lieutenant— William Calhoun. 
Ensign— William Bigham. 

Eighth company. 

Captain— John Paxton. 
First Lieutenant— William Ramsey. 
Second Lieutenant— John Shannon. 
Ensign -William Brown. 



AXD MILITIA OF THE REVOLUTION. 365 



OFFICERS THIRD BATTALION—iyyy- 



Colonel. 
Alexander Lowrey. 

Lieutenant Colonel. 
James Cuiiuingham. 

Major. 

Jacob Cooke. 

Adjutant. 

William Tate. 

Quarter ^leister. 

John Jamison. 

Serejeant Meijor. 

John llobinson. 

Quarter Master .Serr/cfutf. 

David Jamison. 
First company. 

Captain— Robert McKee. 
First Lieutenant— James Scott. 
Second Lieutenant— Hugh Hall. 
Ensign— James Carothers. 

Second company. 

Captain— Thomas Robinson. 
First Lieutenant — Robert Robinson. 
Second Lieutenant— James Miller. 
Ensign— Robert Boal. 

Third Company. 

Captain— Joseph Work. 
First Lieutenant— William Wilson. 
Second Lieutenant — James Cook. 
Ensign— James Wilson. 

Fourth company. ' 

Captain— David McQuown. 
First Lieutenant Robert McQuown. 
Second Lieutenant- Matthew Hays. 
Ensign— James Hays. 



356 ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 

Fifth company. 

Captain— Robert Craig. 
First Lieutenant — Joliii Cook. 
Second Lieutenant— Zacliarias Moore. 
Ensign- Walter Bell. 

Sixth company. 

Captain — Andrew Boggs. 
First Lieutenant— George Redsecker. 
Second Lieutenant — Robert Jamison. 
Ensign — William Meyers. 

Seventh companij. 

Captain—Abraham Scott. 
First Lieutenant— Micliael Peters. 
Second Lieutenant — John Bishop. 
Ensign— Abraham Scott, Jr. 

Eighth company. 

Captain— riugli Pedan. 
First Lieutenant— Patrick Hays. 
Second Lieutenant — Benjamin Mills. 
Ensign— Arthur Hays. 



OFFICERS FOURTH BATTALION— 1777. 



Colonel. 

Robert Elder. 

Lieutenant Colonel. 

James Cowden. 

Major. 

. Stephen Forster. 

Ailjutant. 

Benjamin McKinzie. 

Quarter Muster. 

George McMillen. 
First company. 

Captain — James Murray. 

First Lieutenant— George Cochran. 
Second Lieutenant- George Bell. 
Ensign— Peter Sturgeon. 



AND MILITIA OF THE REVOLUTION. So- 

Second company. 

Captain — James Collier. 
First Lieutenant— Ileury McKen. 
Second Lieutenant — JSaiuuel Hutchinson. 
Ensign— Suiuuel Shearer. 

Tliircl company. 

Captain — John Rutherford. 
First Lieutenant —Thomas McArthur. 
Second Lieutenant— William Montgomery. 
Ensign — Robert Gray. 

Fourth company. 

Captain James Crouch. 
First Lieutenant— Jonathan McClure. 
Second Lieutenant— Frederick Ilubley. 
Ensign— Daniel Dovvdle. 

Fifth company. 

Captain James Clark. 
First Lieutenant — William Johnson. 
Second Lieutenant — George Clark. 
Ensign— Elisha Chambers. 

Sixth company. 

Captain — Martin Weaver. 
First Lieutenant — Pliilip Newbecker. 
Second Lieutenant — Pliilip Rausculp. 
Ensign— John Scheesley. 

Seventh company. 

Captain— Michael Whitley. 
First Lieutenant— Andrew Stewart. 
Second Lieutenant — John Dickey. 
Ensign— Joseph Simpson. 

Eighth company. 

Captain — John (iilchrist. 
First Lieutenant — William Swan. 
Second Lieutenant — Mat. Gilchrist. 
Ensign — Andrew Berry li ill. 

Coiirt-Martial Men. 

First — Samuel Coclu-an, ,Tohn Bell. 

Second —Alexander McClure. 

Third -William McClure, Thomas Bell. 

Fourth— Joini Steel, Adam Der. 

Sixtli I.udwick Brets, Steiihen Bender, 

Seventh— John Ciallagiier, John Moore. 



358 ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 



OFFICERS SIXTH BATTALION—iyyy. 



Colonel. 

John Rogers. 

Lieutenant Colonel. 

Robert Clark. 

Major. 
William Brown. 

Adjutant. 

Anthony McCreiglit. 

Quarter- Master. 

James Sullivan. 
First company. 

Captain — Thomas Kopen heifer. 
First Lieutenant— William Hill. 
Second Lieutenant— John Barnett. 
Ensign — John Armstrong. 

Second company. 

Captain — Ambrose Crain. 
First Lieutenant — Isaac Ilanna. 
Second Lieutenant— James Stewart. 
Ensign— John Bickel. 

Third company. 

Captain — .James McCreight. 
First Lieutenant — Abraham Latcha. 
Second Lieutenant — John Strain. 
Ensign — James Willson. 

Fourth company. 

Captain William McCullough. 
First Lieutenant— William Young. 
Second Lieutenant— George Beasor. 
Ensign— John Thomson. 

Fifth company. 

Captain — Patrick Hays. 
First Lieutenant — Samuel Weir. 
Second Lieutenant— James Wallace. 
Ensign — James Willson. 



AND MILITIA OF THE REVOLUTION 359 

Sixth company. 

Captain— Josepli McClure. 

First Lieutenant— James Johnson. 

Second Lieutenant— James Willson. 

Ensign — Josepli Willson. 
Seventh comixtni/. 

Captain — William Laird. 

First Lieutenant — John McFarland. 

Second Lieutenant- Michael Ilahm. 

Ensign— Jacob Beclier. 
Eighth conijjan!/. 

Captain — Micliael Moyer. 

First Lieutenant — Abraham Allis. 

Second Lieutenant— Michael Brown. 

Ensign— Peter Lineaweaver. 

Court- JSlaftvd Men. 

First— Timothy Green, Esq., William Allen. 

Second— George Esi)y, Josiali Espy. 

Third— Adam Harper, Michael Straw. 

Fourth— Robert Hill, Richard Crawford. 

Fifth— David Wray, Benjamin Boyd. 

Sixth— William Cathcart, Samuel McClure. 

Seventh— Michael Rahm, Daniel Ilindleogh. 

Eighth— John Herkerider. 
August 30, 1777 — Captain Kopenheffer's company was stationed 
at Chester, under Colonel Alexander Lowrey. 

August 30, 1777 — Captains Crain and McCreight's companies at 
Chester, under command of Colonel James Watson. 



OFFICERS SEVENTH BATTALION—i;??. 



Colonel. 
John Boyd. 

Lieidenant Colonel. 
George Stewart. 

Major. 
James Mercer. 

Adjutant. 

Thomas Boyd. 

Quarter Master. 

John Torbett. 

Chaplain. 

John Woodwell. 



360 ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 

Surgeon. 
John Douglass. 
First company. 

Captain — James Brown. 
First Lieutenant — Alexander Hunter. 
Second. Lieutenant — Alexander Campbell. 
Ensign — James Campbell. 

Second company. 

Captain— David Whitehill. 
First Lieutenant— Jolm Caldwell. 
Second Lieutenant— James Henderson. 
Ensign— John Whitehill, Jr. 

Third company. 

Captain John Rowland. 
First Lieutenant — James Hamilton. 
Second Lieutenant— John Moore. 
Ensign — Abram Line. 

Fourth company. 

Captain — Samuel Heans. 
First Lieutenant— James Davis. 
Second Lieutenant— John Scott. 
Ensign — John Slater. 

Fifth company. 

Captain— John Slay maker. 
First Lieutenant— George Mcllvaine. 
Second Lieutenant — Daniel Huston. 
Ensign - Samuel Hawthorn. 

Sixth company. 

Captain— William Brisben. 
First Lieutenant — John Hoffer. 
Second Lieutenant — John McSawin. 
Ensign — Samuel Hughes. 

Seventh company. 

Captain — Robert McCurdy. 
First Lieutenant — James Woods. 
Second Lieutenant— Jacob Herbert. 
Ensign — Robert Young. 

Eiqldh company. 

Captain — Henry Kendrick. 
First Lieutenant— John Carpenter. 
Second Lieutenant- George Diffebaugh. 
Ensign — Daniel Lemmon. 



AND MILITIA OF THE REVOLUTIOX. 361 



OFFICERS NINTH BATTALION—iyyy. 



Colonel. 
John Huber. 

Lieutenant Colonel. 
Samuel Jones. 

ILtjor. 
Adam Bovver. 

Adjutant. 
Stopliel Wliiteman. 
First company. 

Captain — John Ginjjrich. 
First Lieutenant— [Vacancy.] 
Second Lieutenant — [Vacancy.] 
Ensign Andrew Ehrman. 

Second company. 

Captain — Bernard Gardner. 
First Lieutenant— Conrad Haase, 
Second Lieutenant — John Senseman. 
Ensign — Pliilip Beck. 

Third company. 

Captain— George Feather. 
First Lieutenant— Ludwick IToffer 
Second Lieutenant— [Vacancy.] 
Ensign— [V^acancy.] 

Fourth company. 

Captain— Isaac Adams. 
First Lieutenant — Adam Eichholtz. 
Second Lieutenant— John Bechtliold. 
Ensign — Philip Broadstoue. 

Fifth company. 

Captain— Joseph Gehr. 
First Lieutenant — [Vacancy.] 
Second Lieutenant Peter Geistwite. 
Ensign Abraham Bower. 



362 



ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 



Sixth company. 

Captain— Christian Ilollinger. 
First Lieutenant— Michael Horner. 
Second Lieutenant— Christian Garman. 
Ensign— Jolin Jones. 

Seventh company. 

Captain — John Smuller. 
First Lieutenant — John Moeller. 
Second Lieutenant — John Hoffer. 
Ensign- Andrew Ream. 

Eighth company. 

Captain— George Foulke. 
First Lieutenant — John Martin. 
Second Lieutenant — Daniel Parrey. 
Ensign— Joseph Bemersderfer. 



CAPTAIN JOHN RUTHERFORD'S COMPANY. 



lieturn of Captain .John BiithcrforcVs company of the Fourth bat- 
talion, Cnlo)iel Robert EUUr, as it stood at Middlctown, Augtcst 1^, 
1777, on its inarch to Philadelphia. 

Captain. 

John Rutherford. 

Lieuten(mt. 

Jonathan McClure. 

Ensign. 

Samuel Sherer. 

Sergeants. 

Elisha Chambers. 
Philip Newhouse. 

Corporals. 

Adam Ritter. 
Jacob Miller. 

Drnmmer. 
George Svvineford. 



John Graham. 
Benjamin Jones. 

John Svvineford. 
Jacob Weiser. 



AND MIJ JTIA OF THE REVOLUTION. 



363 



Allison, Richard. 
Burnett, Samuel. 
Bell, Jolm. 
Boyd, William. 
Castle, Frederick. 
Cochran, Jaaies. 
Cochran, Samuel, Sr. 
Cochran, Samuel, -Jr. 
Conway, Francis. 
Dougherty, Dennis. 
Galey, James. 
Grogan, Charles. 
Ilerron, Robert. 
Ilogan, William. 
Kennedy, Dr. Robert. 
Light, Ludwig. 

(Joined the 
Cisler, Samuel. 
Snyder, Leonard. 



Privates. 

Little, .John. 
McAllister, Tobias. 
McCord, James. 
McWhorter, Robei't. 
Miller, John. 
Morrison, James. 
Neighbour, Abraham. 
Packer, Jesse. 
Pancake, Cieorge. 
Pancake, Peter. 
Raredon, Simon. 
Sheattel, Michael. 
Steever, Michael. 
Smith, John. 
Woodside, .John. 

company September, 1777.) 
Swineford, Albright. 
Yeager, Andrew. 



CAPTAIN JOHN RUTHERFORD'S COxMPANY. 



Detachment under coinmand of Captain John Butlierford, marched 
to Bedford countij, Ajjril, 1770, for the protection of the inhabitants. 

Captain. 
John Rutherford. 



Privates. 



Capt. Murray's company. 
John Cochran, Sr. 
Michael Steever. 
John Bunnel, 4th Sergt. 
Samuel Pollock. 

Ca))t. Collier's company. 
Stophel Earnest. 
John Smith. 
James McCord. 
George Consor. 
John liittle. 
John Brand. 



Philip Tinturflf. 
John Grames. 
William Forster. 
Samuel Cochran. 

Conrad Alleman. 
Philip Newhouse. 
Robert McWhortor. 
Matthias Winagle. 
Lodwick Dagon. 
Abraham Branson. 



364 



ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 



Capt. Butherford^s company. 
Martin Ilouser. 
Jacob Miller. 
Peter Pancake. 
George Pancake. 
Barnabas Slioop. 

Capt. Crouches company. 
Adam Kitter. 
John Minsker. 
Conrad Wolfley. 
Dr. Robert Kennedy. 
Albright Svviueford. 
Christian King. 
John Bitter. 

Capt. Clark''s company. 
Robert Kennedy. 
Samuel Kisler. 
Andrew Bichardson. 
Richard Allison. 

Capt. Weaver''s company. 

Jonathan Woodside, Sergt. 
Ludwick Light. 
Frank Conway. 
Lemuel Snyder. 

Coj)f. Whitley'' s company. 
Christian Crawl. 
Jacob Weiser. 
Charles Grogan. 
Thomas Miller (sick). 

Capt. Gilchrisfs company. 
James Cochran. 
Samuel Cochran. 
James Morrison. 
William Boyd. 



Benjamin Jones. 

George Sheets. 
Frederick Castle. 
George Carson. 
James Gailey. 



Jacob Miller. 
John Swineford. 
George Segance. 
Robert Ilarron. 
George Williams. 
Simon Rairuon. 
Joseph Mark. 

John Chambers. 
Jesse Packer. 
Samuel Baruett. 



Abraham Neighbour. 
Andrew Yeager. 
Michael Shattel. 



William Gamble. 
Coinad Yountz. 
John Bell. 
James Boyle. 

John Hatfield. 
Dennis Dougherty. 
William Ilogan. 



AXD MILITIA OF THE REVOLUTION. 3f>o 



OFFICERS OF FIRST BATTALION. 



Returned Aw just 26, 17 SO. 



Lieutenant Colonel. 
George Stewart. 

Major. 
William McCausland. 

First company. 

Captain — John Slater. 
Lieutenant — James Henry. 
Ensign— N icliolas Shreiner. 

Second company. 

Captain — Enoch Hastings. 
Lieutenant William McCulloch. 
Ensign — [Vacant.] 

Third company. 

Captain — Alex. White. 
Lieutenant— Matthias Slaymaker. 
Ensign— William Slaymaker. 

Fourth company. 

Captain — William Skyles. 
Lieutenant— Abraham Henry. 
Ensign— William McCausland. 

Fifth company. 

Captain— William Smith. 
Lieutenant — Samuel Hawthorn. 
Ensign — Edward Lintner. 

SixUi conijtany. 

Captain— [Vacant.] 
Lieutenant — [Vacant.] 
E!isign—[ Vacant.] 

Seventh company. 

Captain — [Vacant.] 
Lienteuiin t— [Vacant.] 
Ensign— [Vacant.] 

Eighth company. 

Captain— William Brisben. 
Lieutenant— William Willson. 
Ensign— George Whitehill. 



366 ASSOCIATED BATTALIOXS 



OFFICERS OF THIRD BATTALION. 



lieturned August 26, 17S0. 



Lieutenant Colonel. 
Jacob Bower. 

Major. 
Wendle Hipsman. 

First company. 

Captain— Philip Dock. 
Lieutenant — John Weyman. 
Ensign — Joliii Smith. 

Second company. 

Captain — Andrew Ream. 
Lieutenant Ileiuy Ream. 
Ensign— Cln-istian Baltzley. 

Tliird company. 

Captain —George Reist. 
Lieutenant— George Iloke. 
Ensign— Micliael Gingrich. 

Fourth company. 

(Japtain— Joseph Gelir. 
Lieutenant— Peter Geistw^hite. 
Ensign George Brumier. 

Fifth company. 

Captain— Jacob Vanderslice. 
Lieutenant— Jolni Bechtold. 
Ensign— Henry Gyer. 

Sixth company. 

Captain— Philip Peck. 
Lieutenant— Peter Pence. 
Ensign— Michael Oberly. 

Seventh company. 

Captain- [Vacant.] 
Lieutenant— [Vacant.] 
Ensign— [Vacant.] 

Eighth com}iany. 

Captain— Joliu Smuller. " 
Lieutenant- [Vacant.] 
Ensign— [Vacant. 



AXD MILITIA OF THE REVOLUTION. 



OFFICERS OF FOURTH BATTALION. 



Returned August fC, 17S0. 

Lieutenant Colonel. 
Liulwig Meyer. 

Major. 
Nathan Siegler. 
First company. 

Cu])tain Frederick Rodfong. 
Lieutenant Pliilip Baker. 
Ensigy Henry Dietrich. 

Second company. " ■ ■ 

Captain Jacob Brand. 
Lieutenant Jacob JSIiller, . 
. Ensign— George Erisman 

Third company. 

Captain— Jacob Metzger. 
Lieutenant— Jolm Yanzer. 
Ensign— Ulricli Fizit. 

Fourth company. 

Captain — Cliristian Domaji. 
Lieutenant— Micliael Heller. 
Ensign— William Henry. 

Fifth company.. 

Captain Alex. 8cott, Jr. 
Lieutenant— Jacob Gatz. 
•. Ensign— James Jack. 

Sixth company. 

Captain— Josepli "Wright. 
Lieutenant Adam Fisher. 
Ensign— Frederick Take. 

Seventh company. 

Captain— James Patton. 
Lieutenant Christian Ferree. 
Ensign Christian Taylor. 

Eighth company. 

C;\ptain James Beard.. 
Lieutenant John Fisher. 
Ensign— Jacob Murray. 



368 ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 



OFFICERS OF FIFTH BATTALION. 



Jteturned August 26, 17SU. 



Lieutenant Colonel, 
Jacob Carpenter. 

Major. 
Henry Markley. 
First company. 

Captain— William Crawford. 
Lieutenant— Martin Bowman. 
Ensign— James Vogan. 

Second company. 

Captain— Samuel Elliot. 
Lieutenant— Robert Thompson. 
Ensign— Andrew Finefrock. 

Third company. 

Captain Alexander Mcllvaine. 
Lieutenant — Alexander Martin . 
Ensign— George Finefrock. 

Fourth company. 

Captain— Joseph Jenkins. 
Lieutenant John Martin. 
Ensign— Thomas Martin. 

Fifth comTjany. 

Captain— .John Lutz. 
Lieutenant— Abraham Zuber. 
Ensign— George Stabbaugh. 

Sixth company. 

Captain— Martin Bowman. 
Lieutenant— John Ream. 
Ensign— Valentine Varns. 

Seventh company. 

Captain— Rudolph Statler. 
Lieutenant— John Grim. 
Ensign— John Alman. 

Eighth company. 

Captain— Martin Holman. 
Lieutenant— William Grove. 
Ensign— John Kinser. 



AXT) MILITIA OF THE REVOLUTION. 3(59 



OFFICERS OF SIXTH BATTALION. 



licturncd August 26, 170S. 



Lieutenant Colonel. 
James Taylor. 

Major. 
Robert Kinf?. 
First companij. 

Captain— John Caldwell. 
Lieutenant — James Calhoun. 
Ensign — John Turner. 

Second coinpuny. 

Captain- Robert Campbell. 
Lieutenant— Isaac ^yalke^. 
Ensign— Daniel McCoomb. 

Tliird company. 

Captain Jolni Duncan. 
Lieutenant— John Neisser. 
Ensign - Hugh McConkey. 

Fourth company. 

Captain— Robert ISIiller. 
Lieutenant— Robert Anderson. 
Ensign— Matthew Park. 

Fifth company. 

Captain James Clark. 
Lieutenant— Hugh Mclntire. 
Ensign— James Gribbon. 

Sixth company. 

Captain— Joseph Walker. 
Lieutenant— James Noble. 
Ensign— John Ross. 

Seventh ■com])any. 

Captain John Patton. 
Lieutenant Peter .Sinii)son. 
Ensign David McDermont. 

Eif/hth co7npany. 

Cai)tain Thomas Gormley. 
Lieutenant Henry Eackman. 
Ensign— John (rouciiey. 
24 -Vol. XIII. 



370 ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 



OFFICERS OF SEVENTH BATTALION. 



Ueturmd August 26, 17S0. 



Lieutenant Colonel. 
Alexander Lowrey. 

Major. 
Jacob Cook. 
First coynpany. 

Captain— Andrew Boggs. 
Ijieutenant— James Cook. 
Ensign — John Mosser. 

Second company. 

Captain— Abraham Scott. 
Lieutenant — liobert Cunningliam. 
Ensign — Abraham Scott. 

Third company. 

Captain— Thomas Robinson, 
liientenant— Andrew Sliell. 
Ensign— James Miller. 

Fourth company. 

Captain— David McQuown. 
Lieutenant— Mattliew Hays. 
Ensign— Thomas Logan. 

Fifth company. 

Captain— Noah Keesey. 
Lieutenant Christian Ilacklewood. 
Ensign— Christian Detter. 

Sixth compaoiy. 

Captain— William Willson. 
Lieutenant James Cook. 
Ensign— James Willson. 

Sevenili company. 

Captain -Robert McKee. 
Lieutenant [ Vacant.] 
Ensign— [Vacant.] 

Eighth company. 

Captain - Hugh Pedan. 
Lieutenant— Patrick TIays. 
Ensign— Benjamin Wills. 



AXI) MILITIxV OF THE REVOLUTION. 37] 



OFFICERS OF EIGHTH BATTALION. 



lieturncd Awjust 2(;, 17S0. 



Lieutenant Colonel. 
James Ross. 

Major. 
Frederick Ilubley. 
First company. 

Captain John Ilubley. 
Lieutenant — George Trisler. 
Ensign— George Ijightner. 

tSecond company. 

Captain— Jolm Ewing. 
Lieutenant— Daniel Newman. 
Ensign— Jacob Bayley. 

lliird company. 

Captain— Joseph Ilubley. 
Lioutenant - Tlionias Cuthliert. 
Ensign— Christian Lenliart. 

Foiirth cnmjiany 

Captain —William Wirtz. 
Lieutenant— Thomas Meloney. 
Ensign- Adam Keller. 

Fifth company. 

Captain— Samuel Boyd. 
Lieutenant— Jacob Ilubley. 
Ensign —.Simon Snider. 

Sixth company. 

Captain— John Miller. 
Lieutenant— Joliti Offner. 
Ensign— James Davis. 

^'' venth company. 

Captain James r)aA'is. 
Jjieutenaut [\"acant.] 
Ensign [V^acant.J 

Kiijhth company. 

Captain— Jacob Wilhelm. 
Lieutenant [Vacant ] 
Ensign— [Vacant.] 



372 ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 



OFFICERS OF NINTH BATTALION. 



Ueturned August 26, 1780. 

Lieutenant Colonel. 
John Rogers. 

Major. 
Abraham Latclia. 
First company. 

Captain— William Allen. 
LieutenaJit— John Barnett. 
Ensign— James Willson. 

Second company. 

Captain— Patrick Hays. 
Lieutenant— Samuel Weir. 
Ensign— John Eversol. 

Third compctny. 

Captain— Ambrose Crain . 
Lieutenant— William Young. 
Ensign— Henry Graham. 

Fourth company. 

Captain— John Ilarkenrider. 
Lieutenant— Emanuel Ferree. 
Ensign— Jacob 1 ruder. 

Fifth covipany. 

Captain - James McCreight. 
Lieutenant— William Ilill. 
Ensign— William Brandon. 

Sixth company. 

Captain— James Willson. 
Lieutenant— James Rogers. 
Ensign -James Johnston. 

Seventh company. 

Captain— Daniel Bradley. 
Lieutenant— Adam Mark. 
Ensign- Baltzer Stone. 

Eighth company. 

Captain— William Laird. 
Lieutenant— John IMcFarland. 
Ensign— George Lower. 



AXI) MILITIA OF THE REVOLUTION. 873 

OFFICERS OF TENTH BATTALION. 

lit turned jlwju.sl ;.'6, 17 SO. 



Lieutenant Colonel. 
Robert Elder. 

Major. 
John (rilclirist. 
First com])anii. 

Captain -James Murray. 
Lieutenant— John Ryan. 
Ensign — James Reed. 

Second cniuija^iy. 

Captain George McMillen. 
Lieutenant— Mattliew Gilclirist. 
Ensign - William McMillen. 

Third C07npan(/. 

Captain- William Johnston. 
Lieutenant- -George Clark. 
Ensign — George Taylor. 

Fourth rompuiiy. 

Captain Ilugii Robinson, 
i^ieutenaut William >\Iontgomery 
Ensign — William Lochrey. 

Fifth company. 

Captain— Andrew Stewart. 
Lieutenant- John Matthews. 
Ensign — George Turbaugh, 

Sixth company. 

Captain — Samuel Cochran. 
Tiieutenant— Joseph Smith. 
Ensign -William McClure. 

S'venth company. 

Captain— Martin Weaver. 
Lieutenant— John Sheesley. 
Ensign- Joiiatlian Woodside. 

Eighth compnmi. 

Cai>tain— Joiiittliaii Mf( 'lure. 
Lieutenant— John Ilollcnbaugh, 
Ensign— Daniel IIoiTunm. 



374 ASSOCIATED BATTALIOI^S 



OFFICERS OF FIRST BATTALION. 



Returned April 15, l?S3. 



Lieutenant Colonel. 
John Rogers. 

Jl/ft/or. 

Abraluun Latcha. 
First company. 

Captain— James Willson. 
Lieutenant — James Rogers. 
Ensign — James Wallace. 

Second company. 

Captain— James McCreight. 
Lieutenant — John Robinson. 
Ensign— Robert Greenlee. 

Third comx)any. 

Captain — Ambrose Crain. 
Lieutenant— James Stuart. 
Ensign— Henry Graham. 

Fourth company. 

Captain- Michael Brown, Jr. 
Lieutenant — John Stone. 
Ensign— John Weaver. 

Fifth company. 

Captain— William Allen. 
Lieutenant— John Barnett. 
Ensign- James Willson. 

Sixth company. 

Captain— George Lower. 
Lieutenant— John McFarland. 
Ensign— Philip Blessly. 

Seventh company. 

Captain— Daniel Bradley. 
Lieutenant— Jacob Latcha. 
Ensign— Jacob Stone. 

Eujhth company. 

Captain— Robert McCallen. 
Lieutenant— Samuel Weir. 
Ensign- George Killinger. 



AXD MILITIA OF THE REVOLUTION. 37o 



OFFICERS OF SECOND BATTALION. 



Returned Ajtril lo, 17Si 



Lieutenant Colonel. 

Joliii Gloniiiger. 

Ilajor. 

Baltzer Ortli. 

Suryeon . 

Daniel Oldenbruck. 

Adjutant. 

Philip Huber. 

Quarter Master. 

Jolui Snevely. 

First company. 

Captain David Krause. 
Lieutenant— riiiiip Greenawalt, Jr. 
Ensign — Jacob Euibicli. 

Second company. 

Captain- Michael Ilolderbanm. 
Lieutenant- Alexander Martin. 
Ensign- John Stroh, Jr. 

Third company. 

Captain— Jacob Meily. 
Lieutenant— George Ilisser. 
Ensign-IIenry Snevely. 

Fourth company. 

Captain- -I'.Iattl lias Ilenning. 
T/ieutenant— Abraliam Stone. 
Ensign -Martin Meily. 

Fifth company. 

Captain —Leonard Tmmel. 
X.ieutenant Christopher Leis. 
Ensign Christian Ley. 

Sixth company. 

(Japtain- George Bowman. 
Lieutenant Alexander Montgomery. 
Ensign— Martin Weitzel. 



370 ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 

Seventh company. 

Captain — John Orth. 
Lieutenant— Peter Ensminger. 
Ensign Daniel Stouffer. 

Eigldh company. 

Captain— Henry Sheaffer. 
Lieutenant— George NolL 
Ensign —George Dessinger. 



OFFICERS OF THIRD BATTALION. 



lieturned April 15, 17 S3. 

Lieutenant Colonel. 
James lioss. 

Major. 
Steplien Chambers. 

^i^o•geon. 
Frederick Kuhn. 

Adjutant. 
John Snyder. 

Quarter Master. 
Andrew Graff. 
First company. 

Captain— John Miller. 
Lieutenant— John Offner. 
Ensign George Burckhart. 

Second company. 

Captain— John Weidley. 
Lieutenant— John Burke. 
Ensign— Jacob Keigart. 

Third, company. 

Captain Henry Deering. 
Lieutenant— Philip Hood. 
Ensign — G erhard Bubach . 

Fourth company. 

Captain— Daniel Newman. 
Lieutenant— Frederick Mann. 
Ensign- Michael Grubb. 



AND MILITIA OF THE liEYOLUTlOX. 

Fifth company. 

Captain— Philip Weitzel. 
Lieutenant— William Bailsman. 
Ensign— [ Vacant. ] 

Sixth company. 

Captain— George Tripler. 
Lieutenant— Geuige Ligiitner. 
Ensign -Daniel Wliitmore. 

Seventh compuny. 

Captain- Martin Wybriglit. 
Lieutenant— David Snyder. 
Ensign-- -Nicliulas Slueiner. 

Eighth company. 

Captain Daniel Bard. 
Lieutenant- Barnet Cryder. 
Ensign— Martin Bart. 



OFFICERS OF FOURTH BATTALION. 



lietunKcl Ajjril 15^ 17S.^ 



Lieutenaiit Colonel. 

Jacob Cooke. 

Major. 

Abraliam Sc^ott. 

Adjutant. 

Michael Peters. 

(Quarter Master. 

Timothy Conner. 

First company. 

Captain — James Anderson, Jr. 
Lieutenant John Emmit. 
Ensign— John Shira. 

Second company. 

Captain - John Bishop. 
Lieutenant William Scott. 
Ensign— Conrad Siiira. 



378 ASSOCIATED BxlTTALIOXS 

Third company. 

Captain— George Ganttz. 
Lieutenant— Philip Arnold. 
Ensign— John Gerhart. 

Fourth company. 

Captain— David McQueen. 
Lieutenant— Matthew Hays. 
Ensign — Thomas Logan. 

Fifth coynpany. 

Captain— Robert McKee. 
Lieutenant James Laird. 
Ensign— Josiah Candour. 

Sixth company. 

Captain James Cook. 
Lieutenant— John Mercer. 
Ensign- Joseph Galbraith. 

Seventh company. 

Captain Patrick Hays. 
Lieutenant- Benjamin Mills. 
Ensign— James Sterrett. 

Eighth company. 

Captain— Tliomas Robinson. 
Lieutenant Andrew Shelley. 
Ensign— James Miller. 



OFFICERS OF FIFTH BATTALION. 

Beturned April 15, 1783. 



Lieutenant Colonel. 
Thomas Murray. 

3f<ijor. 
John Gilchrist, Jr. 
First company. 

Captain Jonathan McClure. 
Lieutenant- Daniel Hoffman. 
Ensign— Jacob Snider. 



AND MILITIA OF THE REVOLUTIOX. :^wO 

Second covipany. 

Captain William McClnre, Jr. 
Lieutenant .losej)!! Smitli. 
Ensign- William Steele. 

Third conqjaiuj. 

Captain — William Murray. 
Lieutenant^ Tliomas Sturgeon. 
Ensign John Brown, Jr. 

Fourtli coinpany. 

Captain— Martin Weaver. 
Lieutenant- Matthias Deibler. 
Ensign Daniel Stoever. 

Fifth company. 

Captain— Andrew Stewart. 
Lieutenant— Andrew Craybill. 
Ensign — Thomas Forster. 

Sixth company. 

Captain— George McMillen. 
Lieutenant - William MeMillen. 
Ensign -Samuel Berryhill. 

Seventh company. 

Captain— Hugh Eobertson. 
Lieutenant— Michael Sinies. 
Ensign — William Stewart. 

Eiyhth company. 

Captain— William Johnson. 
Lieutenant George Cook. 
Ensign— George Taylor. 



380 



ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 



COL. ROBEKT ELDER'S BATTALION. 



CAPTAIN JAMES MURRAY'S COMPANY. 



Uppeu Paxtang, A})ril 12th, 1781. 
A List of the Male White Inliahitants Between the ayes of Eighteen 
and fiftn-three Residing witliin the District of Cnpt. James Mur- 
ray's Company of Militia, the first Class of the tenth Battalion of 
Lancaster County Militia, commanded by Col. liobert Elder. 

Captain. 

James Murray. 

Lieutenant. 

John Ryan. 

Ensign. 
Jaiues Reed. 



First class. 

Jolin McCord. 
William Bell, Jr. 
James AYatts. 
Arthur Bell. 

Second class. 
John Ay res. 
John Bell, Jr. 
Anthony Hoone. 
Henry Hoone. 
George Cochran. 

Third class. 

Michael Stiver. 
Sarjuel Plough. 
Pliilip Tinturff. 
William Forster. 
Peter Kinter. 

Fourth class. 

John Bell, Sergeant. 
Jolni Boland. 
William Fonlks. 
Peter Sturgeon. 
John Duncan. 



Robert Goudey, 
George Johnston, 
Christian Hattocks. 
William Mountgomery. 

David Davis. 
George Straw. 
Richard Wade. 
Stephen Forster. 



Thomas Boone. 
George Bell. 
John Stevenson. 
Leonard Sheetz. 



Elisha Lockard. 
Jolni Hattheld. 
Thomas Nicliolsou. 
Samuel Gamble. 



AND MILITIA OF THE REVOLUTKJX. 



5S1 



Fifth clans. 

James Fcirster. 
Joliii Ilic'linioiul. 
John Kiiiter. 
John Bundle. 
John Gartner. 

Sixth class. 

John Simpson. 
Henry McCloskey. 
Jol)n Colliignn. 
Joseph CoHagan. 
John Thomas. 
Jolm Cochran, Jr. 
Alexander Givins. 

Seventh class. 

Thomas Sturgeon. 
James Bell. 
Thomas Galaclior. 
Robert Smith. 
Moses Lockard. 
John Dice. 

Eighth cl((ss. 

-To] HI Brown. 
Abraham Money. 
John Bell, Sr. 
Jolui Gartner. 

April 13, 17S1. 



James McXamara. 
James McLanachan. 
xVlexander Douglas. 
Joseph Keller. 
Philip Nevvi)ecker. 

James Birney. 
William ]SIurray. 
Robert xlrmstrong. 
Pliilip Stage. 
Josiali Wnin. 
William Clark. 



Frederick Yaneletz. 
James ['eacock. 
Samuel Cochran. 
William Ilempson. 
Jesse Weeks. 
Charles McClanachan, 



.John Sioane. 
Lud'k Minchker. 
Thomas Beard. 
Antliony Furnace. 
A return by me, 

JA3IK8 MuiiRAY, Captain. 



CAPTAIN GEORGE McMILLAN'S COMPANY. 



A Class Boll of the Second Company oj the Tenth Battalion, Lem- 

caster Coxmty Militia, April 12th, 17S1. 

CapUxin. 

George McMillan. 

Lieiitevevnt. 
Matthew Gilchrist. 

Ensiein. 
William Mc^Millan. 



382 



ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 



Sergeant. 
Samuel Berryhill. 

Major. 
John Gilclirist. 

Quarter Master. 
William Swan. 

Quarter Master Sergeant. 
Richard Swan. 

Bank and File. 



First class. 

John Mcllhenny. 
Jacob Miller. 
John Meador. 

Second class. 

Andrew Smith. 
George Shoap. 
David Patton. 
John Kinsley. 
John Pattimore. 

TJiird class. 

James Cochran. 
Andrew Cochran. 

Fourth class. 

James Boggs. 
James Caldwell. 
James McMillan. 

Fifth c'ass. 

Zachariah Stephen. 
"William Wilson. 
William McRoberts. 
William Calhoon. 
Philip John Burres. 

Sixth class. 

Hugli Whray. 
John Cochran. 
John Hilton. 
Abndiam Wilson. 
Thomas (Tilchrist. 
Samuel Martin. 



Thomas Ilardon. 
David White. 
Daniel Covenhoven. 



Henry Achia. 
Michael Felty. 
John Fleming. 
George Mears. 



Willinm Hogan. 
Anthony Withroe. 

-John Willson. 
William Jamison. 



Samuel White. 
Jolm ]McC<iughan. 
Michael :\Iiller. 
John Allen. 
John Gilchrist. 



Samuel Thompson. 
John Whitehiil. 
Adam Harbison. 
Jnmes Wiggeus. 
Adam Baruff. 



AND MILITIA OF THE REVOLUTION. 3S3 

Seventli class. 

William Coclinin. John Caldwell, 

liobert Gilchrist. Williaiii I'utU-rsoii. 

Andrew Stephen. Charles Mnlioy. 

James Byers. Kicliard McCiiiire. 

Robert Douglas. Michael Piiilippee. 

Tiiomas Bell. John Wiggens. 

Eighth class. 

Robert Ileil. John Gilchrist. 

Joiui Millar. Plenry Pitner. 

Hugh Stephen. Andrew Bariiett. 

John Cavett. Robert Coveiilioven. 

Alexander Johnston. John Ilogaii. 

Joseph Huffman. Alexander Wilson. 
Certified by 

Geokge McMillan, Captain. 



CAPTAIN WILLIAM JOHNSTON'S COMPANY. 



Class ] I oil of Third Contjiauij, Tenth JJattaHon, Lancaster County 

Militia. 
First class. 

Isaac Joans. James Black. 

Lodwick SJKdman. John Brown. 

Jo.seph McElrath. 

Second cla.^s. 

^lichael Harman. John Butler. 

Josei)h I^itle. Esiah .loans. 

James Walker. George Williams. 

Tliird class. 

Andrew Ritchison. William Thomson, 

John Ciiambcrs. William Tliomiisou. 

Richard Allison. 

Fourth class. 

James McCall. Jacob Strickler. 

Robert Boyd. Gebirial BrodigaL 

Malichai Powel. 

Fiftli class. 

Henry Dougherty. 



384 



ASSOCIATED BxYTTALIOXS 



Sixth class. 

James Buckhannon. 
Peter Swagert. 

Seventh class. 

Henry Venderbeck, 
George Simmons. 
Daniel Black. 
Henry Leeck. 
Daniel Kisler. 
Samuel Taylor, 



John Gilson. 
George McElyar. 

Elislia Chambers. 
Eobert Kenedy. 
Richard Gilmore. 
Adam Swagert. 
Felty Prougli. 

William Johnston, Captain. 



CAPTAIN HUGH ROBINSON'S COMPANY. 



A List of all Hale white Peisoiis llesiding in the Bounds of Captain 
Hiigh Robinson''s Company, Between the Age of Eighteen and Fifty - 
three years^ Being the Fourth Company of the Tenth Battalion of 
Lancaster County Militia. 

Captain. 

Hugh Robinson. 

Lieutenant. 

William Montgomery. 

Ensign. 

William Lochary. 

Sergeants. 

WiHiam Stuart. 
John Willson, clerk. 



Samuel Brown. 
Michael Limes. 

First class. 

John Castle. 
William Duncan. 
Jacob Poorman. 
John Buck. 

Second class. 

Mattliew ('allioon. 
Abraham Eagly. 
Peter Smitli. 
William McClure. 
Robert Gray. 
James Spence. 



Jolm Millar, Sr. 
Jolm Boughman. 
Adam Lafler. 



•To] HI Page, 
Jolm Millar. 
Samuel Dale. 
Isack ITanna. 
Philip Firebaugh. 



AND MILITIA OF THE REVOLUTION 



385 



Tliird class. 

Peter I'uncake. 
George Sheets. 
Georj^e Sciinple. 
Jacob Snyder. 

Fourth rldss. 

Frederick Castle. 
Barny Shoap. 
George Pile. 
Micliael Castle. 
Henry Pile. 
Jacob Limes. 

Fifth class. 

Vendle Facklar. 
Jacob Millar. 
Leonard Slieets. 

Sixth class. 

Daniel Cooper. 

John Gray. 

Adam Kitclunillar. 

Sevoith cl((ss. 

Jacob Beck. 
Jacob Soop. 
Conrad Pop. 
David Ricky. 
Stophel Soop. 
Jacob Smith, .Jr. 

Eiijiitk class. 

Josepli Shaw. 
Michael Slieaver. 
David Shaw. 
Alexander Willson. 
.John Martin. 
.Tosepli Mark. 
Joim Willson. 
Peter Pancake, Jr. 
John Elder. 



25-VoL. XIII. 



George Carson. 
JoJm Rutiierford. 
George Smith. 
Robert McClure. 



Andrew Wiley. 
Michael Page. 
George Bircly. 
Thomas McCarter. 
Benjamin Duncan. 
Jacob All. 



Elijah Stnart. 
Michael Mark. 



Joseph Willson. 
Jacob Houser. 
Martin Fritz. 



John Donal. 
Valentine Pancake. 
John Syder. 
Robert Fleming. 
William Walker. 



Shoap, on Beck's Place. 
Thomas Alexander. 
Francis Burly. 
Samuel Cochran. 
Samuel Shearer. 
John Shearer. 
Josepli Gray. 
Martain Ilouser, .Jr. 

Certified by 

Hugh PvORINSon, Captain, 



3S6 



ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 



CAPTAIN ANDREW STEWART'S COMPANY. 



A return of the Fifth Company of the Tenth Battalion, the Militia of 
Lancaster Cmmiij, Commanded by Colonel liobert Elder, April 
13th, 17SL 

Captain. 

Andrew Stewart. 

Lieutenant. 

John Matthews, 

Ensiyn. 

George Devibaugh. 

Almoner. 
Jeremiah Sturgeon. 



First class. 

Felty Spangler. 
Jacob Nass. 
John Porter. 
Nathaniel Ilandolph. 

Second class. 

William Bell. 
James Cogley. 
Paul Randolph. 

Third class. 

Arthur Brisben. 
Tliomas Miller. 
Co)irad Yontz. 
Alexander Porter. 

Fourth class. 
Peter Bobb. 
John Partner. 
Icabod Randolph. 

Fifth class. 

John Hersha. 
Francis Yontz. 
Robert Keas. 
Jolm Cogley. 
Jolm Bates. 
Stophel Smith. 



Michael VYhitley. 
John Wyley. 
John Stoner. 



George Fridley. 
Fredrick Switzer. 



Michael Smith. 
Anthony Reel. 
Joshua Elder. 
John Dimpsey. 

Matliias Whitmore. 
Nathaniel Simpson. 



Andrew Berryhill. 
Hugli Montgomery. 
Samuel Clemans. 
Con rod Leek. 
Michael Gross. 
Mongo Lindsay, 



AND MILITIA OF THE REVOLUTIOX. 



387 



Sixth claims. 

Robert Elder. 
John Elder. 
AVilliaiii Kelso. 
Samuel .Simpson. 

Seventh class. 

Samuel Simpson, 
George Sheets. 
Cornelius Cox. 
John Cline. 
Robert Clark. 
Tliomas Bayiiou. 
James Jolmston. 

Eighth class. 

David Montgomery. 
George Raniker. 
Andrew Bell. 
Patrick Henry. 
Charles Stewart, 
John Garber. 
James McKee. 
Thomas Moore. 
JoIju Miller. 
William Morrison. 
Joseph Simpson. 
William Gibbons. 



James Floid. 
Joliii Eociiler. 
John Vance. 
Alexander Beryhill. 

Hugh Wliite. 
William Carson. 
Tliomas Galahur. 
Paul Long. 
Abraham Morrow. 
Andrew Johnston. 
William Vance. 

Samuel Morison. 
Barnet Fridley. 
Thomas Strahan. 
John Montgomery. 
George Bell. 
John Smith. 
Jacob Haldiman. 
Thomas Forster. 
Christian Swink. 
Joiin Murray. 
James Rutherford. 
John Harris, Jr. 
Returned by 

Andrew Stkwart, Captain, 



CAPTAIN SAMUEL COCHRAN'S COMPANY. 



^1 True Return of Captain Samiul Cochran's Company of the, Tenth, 
Battalion <<f Lancaster Connti/ Militia., Commanded hij Colonel 
liobert Elder. 

Captain. 

Samuel Cochran. 

Lieutenant. 

Thomas Smith. 

Ensi^jn. 

William Mc(;iure. 



388 



ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 



First class. 

Henry Alleman. 
Alexander McClure, 
iSIiclioliis Alleman. 
George i.eru. 
Stoitliel Alleman. 
Jacob Brand. 
Jolni lloop. 
Elias Neagley. 
J(^ilin lloop. 

Sicond cZa.ss. 

James Colier. 
John Windeily, 
Jacob lloop. 
Chrisly Roop. 
John Miimma. 
William Murry. 
AVilliam Smith. 

Tliird class. 

Stophel Earnest. 
James McCoard. 
John Little. 
John Brand. 
Conrad Alleman. 
Matiiias Winagel. 

Fourth class. 
Jacob Keer. 
Abraham Nidy. 
Stephen Poorman. 
Jacob Fisher. 
John Shewmaker. 
Andrew McClnre. 
Ilantater Winderly. 
John Renick. 

Fifth class. 

John Bowman. 
John Concer. 
William Right. 
Chrisly Alleman. 
Henry Alleman. 
John Flickiner. 
Samuel Wily. 



Philip Brown. 
John Armstrong. 
Michael lluber. 
Malshar Miller. 
Eobert Marshal. 
John Chambers. 
Jacob Lider. 
Mathias lluber. 
Martain Fritz. 



Gustaves Graham. 
Ludwick Dagen. 
Ricliard Fultain. 
Fredrick Winagel. 
Thomas Brunson. 
John lliblet. 



Abraham Brunson. 
AVilliam Steel. 
Chrisly Fleakner. 
Jacob lluber. 
Samuel Shearer. 



John Postlewait. 
John Clindining. 
Samuel Hutchison. 
Jacob Noop. 
Alexander McComey. 
Tiiomas Daugherty. 
Clirisly Page. 
Richard Steel. 



George Neavland. 
John McKeny. 
Aurthar Chambers. 
Samuel Smith. 
Clirisly Tnrnor. 
Jolni Rowan. 
William Postlewait. 



AND MILITIA OF THE REVOLUTION. 



389 



Sixth class. 

J oil 11 Shearer. 
Adam Means. 
George Gray. 
John Alleman. 
Nicolas Nijjfh. 
Peter Braner. 
John Boyd. 

Seventh class. 

William Kcer. 
Richard McClure. 
Michael Wolf. 
Iliiffli Ciiniiitiliam. 
Hugh Crockert. 
John Steel. 
Joseph Iluchison. 
John Fritz. 



I'^rancis Lerue. 
riiilip Griner. 
John Lider. 
riiilip Shewniaker. 
Daniel Brunson. 
Malshar Foorman. 



John Bowl, 
diaries McCoy, 
Peter Roop. 
Jacol) Dagon. 
Jonathan Brnnson. 
John Morovvson. 
Henry Beader. 
Jolm Means. 



Eighth class. 

Robert Ciiambers. 

Rowan McClure. 

.Josei)h Gray. 

Miciiael Bowl. 

James Malion. 

James Mc Kenny. 
Ret;irn of tlie Male Whites of tlie Sixth Company of the Tenth 
Battalion, Lancaster County. 

By Samuel CociiiiAN, Captain. 
April 16, 17S1. 



Rowland Chambers. 
John Maxwell. 
Thomas Muny. 
John McChesny. 
Jacob Rudebarger. 



CAPTAIN MARTIN WEAVER'S COMPANY. 



Return of Capt. Martin Weaver's Onnpani/ of Upper Paxtang, 
Ajiril 2^i, 17SI. 

Cajitain. 
Martin Weaver 

Lieiitntaut. 
John Sheesley. 

Ensign. 
Daniel Steever. 



390 



ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 



Mattliias Deibler. 
Ludwig Bretz. 

Joliii Hotter. 
George liagel. 



Serqeants. 

John Ilarman. 

Corporals. 

Ciiristiaii Lark. 

Dru7nmer. 

William Cline. 

Privates. 



First class. 

Edward Wheelock. 
Jacob Sheesly. 
Frederick Paul. 
William Ingram. 

Second class. 

John Hotter. 
Abraham Jury. 
Joliu Hiller. 
Lawrence Kortz. 

Third class. 

Michael yallade. 

Leonard Snyder. 

Andrew Yeager. 

Henry Ults. 
Fourtli class. 

John Hoffman. 

Deidrick Stonebreaker. 

George Deibler. 

Jere Berger. 

Zaccheus Spanaberger. 

Fifth class. 

Francis Conway. 
Sebastian Metz. 
Henry Umholtz. 
Michael Helchei\ 



George Paul. 
George Ream. 
James Hiley. 
John Hoyer. 

Henry Warfel. 
John Ditty. 
Jolin Bichter. 
George Klinger. 

Hichael Shadel. 
Abraham Neighbour. 
Frederick Bender. 
Andrew Spangler. 

Peter Hetz. 
Adam Cooper. 
George Shoop. 
Christopher Yeager. 



Leonard Steever. 
Henry Ilenn. 
Ludwig Sliott. 
Leonard Kauffman 



AXD MILITIA OF THE IlEVOLUTIOX, 



391 



CAPTAIN JONATHAN McCLURE'S COMPANY. 



A Iietiirn of the White Males from the <igc of Evjlitcen to Fift'i-three 
inthr Eighth Cooijidiii/ of the Tenth, Buttalion (f Lancaster County 
Militia. Coiniiiandtd hij Colonel Robert Elder. 

(Japtain . 

Jonathan McClure, 

Lieutenant. 

John Ilollenback. 

Ensign. 

Daniel Huffman. 

First class. 

Henry Harris. 
Frederick Oherlander. 
Martain Ileniberly. 
Christian Shartz. 
Adam Miller. 



Second class. 

Valentine Walker. 
John Kissinger. 
Jacob Snider. 
Conrad Toot. 

Third class. 

Adam Ritter. 
Christian Kinfj. 
George 8nagance. 
Simon Ilardon. 
Robert Kennedy. 

Fourth class. 

Abraham Darr. 
George Frey. 
Christian Seabaugh. 
Samuel Parks, 
(leorge Lowman. 
William Walls. 

Fifth class. 

George Gross. 
Samuel Searatzey. 
Reter Reckeart. 
Jacob King. 
Jolu) Miller. 



Mark Snider. 
Heni-y Stoner. 
Daniel Conn. 
Christian Cridnor, 
Stophel Consor. 



Robert McWhorter. 
James Harris. 
Jacob liargley. 



David McClnre. 
Henry Moore. 
Josepli Gregg. 
Jolin Wolrty. 
Robert Plunket. 

Josepli Florey. 
Jolm Bowman. 
Patrick Flanigan. 
John Metzger. 
Christian Spade. 



James Currey. 
Michael Presinger. 
Tiiomas Moore. 
John McCann. 



392 



ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 



Sixth class. 

Nicklous Castle. 
Abraham Gross. 
Henry McCann. 
John Backerstoz. 
Philhp Shockin. 
Phillip Atley. 
Henry Miller. 
Peter Shuster. 

Sevcntk class. 

Piiillip Graft. 
Thomas Crabb. 
Peter Miller. 
Christian Hepech. 
John Parks. 
John Lenning. 

Eighth class. 

Lodwick Hemberly. 
Conrod Toot. 
Frederick Zebernick. 
Michael Gross. 
Cliristian Gross. 
Patrick Scoot. 
John Snider. 
Uavid Toot, Jr. 
Returned the 11th April, 1781. 

By Jonathan McClure, Captain. 



Henry Davis. 
William VVidnor. 
Jacob Strikler. 
Daniel Dovvdle. 
George Consor. 
Felty Walker. 
Anthony Lipsey. 



Abner Wickersham. 
Hugh McLoy. 
Conrod Atley. 
Jacob Wolfly. 
Conrod Bumbaugh. 



Eraanwell Bullinger. 
Alexander Jameson. 
William Crabb. 
George Toot. 
Jolui Barnett. 
William Roland. 
Frederick Hubley. 



AND MILITIA OF THE llEVOLUTIOX. 



393 



THE TEST-OATH, 1777-79. 



NAMES OF PERSONS WHO TOOK THE OATH OF AL- 
LEGIANCE TO THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA IN 
PAXTANG TOWNSHIP, 1777-79. 



" Tlie following luimes are a list of persons who took and sub- 
scribed the oath t)f Allegiance and lidelity as directed by an act of 
General Assembly of Pennsylvania, passed the ISLh Day of June, 
A. D. 1777, Before uie, from the 14th day of July of the same year 
to this day, as witness my baud and Seal the listh day of January, 
1778. 

"Joshua Eldei: [l. s.J." 

" We, the sul)scribers, do swear (or atlirm), that we renounce and 
refuse all allegiance to George tlie Third, King of Great Britain, 
Ills heirs and successors, and tiiat we will be faitliful and bear true 
allegiance to the Common wealtli of Pennsylvania, as a free and 
independent State, and that we will not, at any time, do or cause 
to be done, any matter or thing that will be prejudicial or iiijuiious 
to tlie freedom and independence thereof, as declared l)y Congress, 
and, also, that we will discover, and make known to some justice 
of the peace of the said State, all treasons and traitorous conspira- 
cies which we now know, or hereafter shall know, to be formed 
against this or any of the LTnited States of America." 



Joseph Gray. 
Thomas Mayes. 
Ensign Robert Gray. 
Alexander Porter. 
John Hill. 
David Stonebreker. 
Adam Werts, Jr. 
Richard Peters. 
Jacob Weaver. 
Leonard Stuber. 
Christian Snoak. 
Michael Deibler. 
Nicholas Hoffman. 
Jacob Shott. 
John Matter. 
Philip Rauscolp. 
Stephen Bend. 
Joseph Steeber. 



George F-Mght. 

John Paul. 

Lieutenant Thomas McArthur. 

Tliomas Forster. 

Moses Wallace. 

Robert Mordach. 

John Harris. 

Barefoot Brunson. 

Colonel Robert Elder. 

Lieutenant Henry McKinney. 

Patrick McAboy. 

William Hagerty. 

James Fairman. 

John Gillchrist. 

Colonel James Cowden. 

Major Stephen Forster. 

Lieutenant Jonathan McClure. 

Lieut. William Montgomery. 



394 



ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 



James Spence. 
Captain James Colliei*. 
Lieutenant Fred. Hubley. 
Lieutenant George Cochran. 
James Monteith. 
John McGaw. 
Alexander Duncan. 
Benjamin Jones. 
William Iladden. 
William Morrow. 
William Lochery. 
Alexander Trimble. 
Robert Smith. 
Captain John Gillclirist. 
"William Kirkpatrick. 
liobert Montgomery. 
Captain John Rutherford. 
Villiam Boyd. 
Samuel Cochran. 
William Kerr. 
James Harris. 
John McKinney. 
James Stevenson. 
James McKinney. 
Jacob Kreamer. 
Dr. Robert Kennedy. 
Captain James Murray. 
Patrick Scott. 
Frederick Herman. 
Henry McCann. 
Abraham Gross. 
John Snider. 
Joseph Hutchinson, 
John Elder, V. D. M. 
Samuel Shaw. 
Samuel Ilutciiinson. 
Simon Leet. 
Captain James Crouch. 
Dr. William Simoutou. 
Samuel Wiley. 
John Elder, Jr. 
Edward King. 
xVlexander McClure. 
Daniel Conn. 
Timothy Green, Esq. 
Charles Gillespie. 



James Finney. 
Robert McCord. 
John Taylor. 
Henry Petner. 
William Cochran. 
John Bell. 
John Simpson. 
Jeremiah Sturgeon. 
Andrew Mayer. 
Samuel Nesbet. 
Hugh Willson. 
George Dixon. 
Robert Murdock. 
Samuel Simpson. 
Peregrine Jones. 
Arcliibald Curry. 
Joseph Eastburn. 
Conrad Switzer. 
Joseph Delavon. 
Frederick Wharton. 
John Gillmore. 
James Black. 
Tliomas Or ram. 
John McElhenny. 

James McCall. 

Joseph Sllaw^ 

William McClure. 

James Duncan, 

Thomas Owens. 

Richard Castor. 

Tliomas Caldoc. 

George Caldoc. 

Conrad Manusmith. 

William Williams. 

Casper Freer. 

John Dutlield. 

Roan McClure. 

Samuel Smith, 

Joseph Smith. 

John Smith. 

John Cl)esney. 

John (yochran. 

Patrick Mcllhear. 

John Hagen. 

William Bell. 

James Peacock. 



AXD MILITIA OF THE REVOLUTION. 



39o 



Conrad Bobb. 
Joliii Uiiieker. 
William Faries. 
Peter (i rant. 
John Weaver. 
Isaac eJones. 
Matthew Food. 
Owen Evan.s. 
Ilngh Mooiiey. 
Nicholas Jones. 
Peter Sliields. 
Andrew McClure. 
Astan Clap. 
William Willis. 
Kichard Willis. 
Jacob Bener. 
James Rutherford. 
William Smith. 
Thomas Thakaray. 
William Scarlet. 
David Toot. 
Adonijah Mathers. 
Maxwell Chambers. 
James Mali on. 
David Mathias. 
Thomas Miller. 
William Wright. 
Patrick Sufferan. 
William Mackey. 
Robert Watson. 
Captain James Clark. 
William Duncan. 
William White. 
William Walker. 

" Tiie within is a list of 
Allegiance before Joshua 
County, from tlie 28th of J 
Jacob Springer. 
Jo!in Sproiils. 
Felix McCuskey. 
John Spilenburg. 
Christian Myer. 
Valentine Hummel. 
Frederick Hummel, Jr 
Abel Morgan. 
Robert Brodie. 



I^ieutenant John Dickey. 

Joel Ilarner. 

James Byers. 

Robert Clark. 

Xathaiiiel Simpson. 

Robert Elder, Jr. 

John Postlethvvait. 

William McClure. 

James Maxwell. 

James Mulherron. r 

Cliristian Fox. 

John Flakinger. 

John Knoop. 

William Smith. 

Jacob Epi)ley. 

Andrew Stewart. 

John Keys. 

Michael Ilerron. 

John Malian. 

Isaac Jones. 

Jolm Cliambers. 

William Kennedy. 

George Taylor. 

Thomas Black. 

George Holmes. 

James Buchanan. 

Samuel Taylor. 

William Johnston. 

Robert Walker. 

Archibald Morrow. 

Malachi Powel. 

James Galbraith. 

Joseph Brown. 

Person's Names who took the Oath of 
Elder, one of the Justices for J Lancaster 
anuary, 177S, to the 7th of January, 1779.'' 

Roliert Chambers. 

John Graham. 

Samuel McFadden. 

James Curry. 

George Loner. 

John Eversol. 

James Barber. 

Peter Pancake. 



59(5 



ASSOCIATED BATTALIOXS 



Before the 2Wh of March, 1778. 



Abner Wickei-sliam. 

Thomas Thompson. 

John Donley. 

William Ashcraft. 

John Hinds. 

Josei)h McElrath. 

Michael Shaver. 

Jacob Noss. 

Conrad Yontz. 

Rowland Ciiambers. 

John Millegan. 

George Williams. 

Jacob Derigh. 

Hugh Crockett. 

John Darby. 

Jolni Thompson. 

Jeremiah Sullivan. 

Frederick Hummel. 

Michael Si)ade. 

David llitchey. 

James Kyle. 

Joseph Smith. 

Robert Crawford. 

William Glover. 

John Brown. 

Peter Duftey. 

Alexander Reynolds. 

John Garber. 

Hugh Cunningham. 

Colonel Matthew Smith. 

Marcus Huling. 

Hugh Stuart. 

Hugh Jones. 

James Burd, Esq. 

Edward Burd, attorney. 

John Fox. 

William Sawyers. 

Adam Shelly. 

Henry Foght. 

Frederick Gundrum. 

Matthias Strein. 

Archibald IStcAllister, captain. 

John Mitchel. 

James Finney. 



Ludwick Hemperly. 
George Philip Shocken 
William Wall. 
John Steel. 
Simon Raredon. 
Richard McClure. 
James McCord. 
Samuel Smith. 
William Steel. 
Thomas Crabb. 
Peter Sinister. 
John Steel. 
John Brown. 
John Boland. 
Jolni Larkey. 
Mungo Lindsey. 
William McClenaghan. 
James Means. 
Jacob Youngman. 
Barney Shoop. 
Howard Moore. 
John Means. 
Thomas King. 
Thomas Johnston. 
John Adam Wertz. 
John Wertz. 
Daniel Steever. 
Adam Deem. 
James Work, Esq. 
Philip Ettele. 
John Ryan, Jr. 
Christian Gross. 
G>^orge Minsker. 
Nicholas Cassel. 
Larry Smith. 
Conrad Toot. 
John Seibert. 
Joseph Flora, Jr. 
John Lanning, Sr. 
David Toot, Jr. 
George Carson. 
Michael Lewis. 
Peter Flora. 
William Lindsey. 



AXD MILITIA OF THE REVOLUTIOX. 



;;i)7 



Gottlieb Diivid Ettelien. 
Anthony Plesson. 
Jolui Moore. 
Robert McGill. 
Ilenrv Davis. 



George Wood. 
John King. 
Adam Kitchniiller. 
William Palm. 

Thomas Murray (Colonel), a pris- 
oner of war. 
Joseph Fearer. 
David McCausland. 
Thomas Beard. 
Jolni Maxwell. 
Jacob King. 
James Robertson, 
John Cline. 
Francis Conway. 
George Fonts. 
Francis Rurleigh. 
Robert Neel. 
Samnel Bariiett. 
Pliilip Conser. 
John Riclimond. 
John Wilson. 
James Jolinston. 
John Forster. 
James Walker. 
William Dickey. 
James Bell. 
John Cociiran. 
James Watt. 
Robert Armstrong. 
Samuel Pollock. 
George Nagle. 
Robert Wilson, 
Alexander Wilson. 
John Wilson. 
John Parker. 
John Kisner. 
A(piila Ricliard. 
James Burney. 
David Shaw. 
Patrick I lean v. 



Abram Holmes. 
Daniel Dowdle. 
Conrad Derr. 
Miciiael Wolf. 



Joliii Brown. 
Tliomas McArthur. 
Casper Byerly. 
.James Boggs. 
Patrick Lafferty. 
Adam Means. 
James W^ilson. 
Arthur Brisbin. 
Thomas Moore. 
Joseph Wilson, Jr. 
Frederick Forster. 
George Fridley. 
Jacob Fridley. 
Jacob Poor man. 
Joseph Wilson. 
David Rose. 
Henry Noramire. 
John Renick. 
Jolin Elder. 
George Gray. 
James Veech. 
Edward McAtee. 
John Thomas. 
liUdwig Bretz. 
Tiiomas Wiley. 
Jacob Kerr. 
John Wonderleigh. 
Jolm Burrovve. 
Hugh Montgomery. 
John Dyce. 
Pliilip Tinturf. 
Abraham Mooney. 
John Peter Vee. 
John Cavet. 
William Forster. 
Josepii Colligan. 
James Leonard. 
William Ayers. 
Robert Armstrong. 
Moses Lockhart. 



i 



398 



ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 



Daniel McKoy. 
John Melone. 
Jolin McFaddin. 
Kobert Smith. 
Jacob Tinturf. 
Anthony Iloan, 
William Bell. 
Robert Gowdy. 
John Bell. 
Stopliel Lark. 
Jacob Sheesly. 
Micliael Yonrell. 
Georjie Adam Gardner. 
Peter Corbett. 
Tliomas Gallagher. 
Andrew Bell. 
John Bell. 
William Fnlton. 
Joseph Fnlton. 
Arthur Chambers. 
Michael Smith. 
James DeFrance. 
Joliii Bowman. 
John Barnett. 
Thomas Nichols. 
Thomas JSI array. 
Elislia Cliambers. 
George Simmons. 
Paul Randolph. 
George Weatherhold. 
John Litle. 
Abraham Brunson. 



Maurice Sullivan. 
Benjamin Brown. 
Joseph Litle. 
Laurence Hatton. 
Edward Wilcox„ 
Charles McCoy. 
Robert Boyd. 
Jacob Miller. 
Abraham Edgar. 
Michael Cassel. 
Frederick Cassel. 
Jacob Cryder. 
Martin Ilemperley. 
John Wonderleigh, Jr. 
John Saddler. 
George Pancake. 
JohirO'Neal. 
Andrew Smith. 
George Wreddle. 
Peter Patterson. 
John Whitehill. 
John Cochran. 
Michael Ault. 
Elijah Stuart. 
Alexander McCompsey. 
Samuel Cociu'an. 
Richard Carson. 
Jolin Murray. 
Williiim Willson. 
John Bell. 
John Miller. 
John Raredon. 



N. B. - One hundred and forty-three of tiie last-mentioned names 
on this list, beginning at George Wood itiider the black line, were 
sworn and subscribed since the 1st day of June, 1778. 
A true copy from the original. 

Given under my hand and seal, 

Joshua Elder, [l. s.] 



AND MILITIA OF THE REVOLUTION. 



399 



NAMES OF PERSONS WHO TOOK THE OATH OF ALLE- 
GIANCE IN LONDONDERRY TOWNSHIP, 1777-78. 



" I, , do swear (or aHirm) tliat I renounce and refuse all 

allegiance to George the Third, king of Great I3ritain, his lieirsand 
successors ; and that 1 will be faithful and bear true allegiance to 
the Commonwealth of Peinisylvania as a free and independent 
State, and that I will not at any time do or cause to be done any mat- 
ter or thing that will be prejudicial or injurious to tli(> freedom and 
independence thereof, as declared by Congress, and, also, tliat I will 
discover and make known to some justice of the peace of the said 
State all treasons and traitorous conspiracies which I now know 
or hereafter sliall know to be formed against this or any of the 
United States of America." 



James Bailey. 

Darby Cassedy. 
James Kernachan. 

David Chambers. 

Micliael Dermolt, 
James Scott. 

William Harvey. 
Henry McGee. 

Archibald Walker. 
Robert Allison, 
Syms Chambers. 
David Ramsey. 
Samuel Fen ton. 
William Campbell. 
John Dean. 
Tiionias Ogle. 
Samuel Hannah. 



Jul;/ 3. 

Alexander Barnett. 

Julu 19. 

July L!l. 

John Kernachan. 

July 22. 

July 29. 

William Jamison. 
Andrew Gross. 

July 31. 
August 1. 

August 2. 

Thomas Ramsey. 
Barney Queen. 
James Noble. 
Moses Cami)bell- 
John (y'ampbell. 
Samuel Bell. 
Jose|)h Ciiambers. 
Hugh Hall. 
William Buck. 



400 



ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 



John Hay. 
John Campbell. 
James Rnssell. 

Anthony Bisman. 

Jolui Kimper. 
Samuel Sherer. 
George Bell. 
Jolm Jamison. 
William Hay. 

David Jamison. 

David Watson. 
David Hays. 
Patrick Hays. 

David Wray. 

Joseph Sherer. 
John Morrow. 
John Kain. 
Robert Jamison. 
David ISTcIntire. 
Flavel Roai\. 
Henry Due. 

James Candor. 
Robert Rhea. 

David Mitchell. 

James Smith. 

James Willson. 



August 4. 

John Lo<Tan. 
James Riden. 

August 11. 

John Blair. 

August 12. 

Josepli McQueen. 
John Jolmston. 
David McQueen. 
John Ilagon. 

August 22. 

August 28. 

Jolui Weir. 
Benjamin Boyd. 

October 27. 

John Smith. 
November 1. 

November 14. 

November 17. 

November 30. 

December 8. 

December 16. 

January 3, 1778. 

February 10. 

John Ritzel. 
Joseph McClintock. 

February 12. 

February 16. 

Samuel Ilineman. 
March 17. 



AXD MILITIA OF THE REVOLUTION. 



401 



Aduni Henry. 
Tlionias Seatoii. 
John Thornton. 
Philip Euaril. 
David Johnston. 
James Ilineman. 
Jolni Black. 

Tlionias McAllen. 
William Allison. 

Jacob Shaffner. 



Andrew Shill. 
Robert McQueen. 
Nicholas Ilite. 
Robert Moorhead. 



James McCan. 
Edward Brison. 

George Allison. 



John Drubingstoltz. 
Peter Siielfer. 

Henry Iline. 
Il()l)ert Bradoii. 
Frederick Sellers. 
William ]McKain. 
Jolin Willson. 
(Jhristley Etter. 
Valentine AVeirick. 
(4eorge L()unian. 
Christian Spade. 
Jacob Etter. 
James Kile. 
William Braden. 

2G— Vol. XIII. 



llarch 2L 
Mardi 28. 
il/arcA 30. 

Hay 10. 

ilia// 13. 

llaij 15. 

Hay 18. 

3Iat/ 19. 

Richard Allison. 

May 23. 

James Clnnie. 
3Iay 25. 

Thomas Clyde. 

William Boal. 

Samuel Willson. 

Robert Willson. 

3Iny 26. 

Thomas Toot. 
William Ilineman. 

3fay 27. 

John Myer. 
Ilay 28. 

John Black. 

May 30. 

IMatthew Gray. 
William (Jray. 
Christopher Kelly. 
Samuel Campbel. 
Andrew Hunter. 
James ]\Iorrison. 
Alexander Long. 
James Notmaii. 
Timothy Conner. 
Melchoir Rahm. 
John Byers. 
Jacob Zeiter. 



402 



ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 



Henry Ea^er. 
Nicholas Redsecker. 
Conrad Meyer. 
James Donaldson. 
Anthony Back. 
James Kirkpatrick. 
Cliristian Phsgar. 
Thomas Buck. 
Daniel Ulweliee. 

John Huffman. 

Adam Miller. 
Cliristian Shearts. 
George Wood. 

Matthew Dewlar. 
Edward Jackson. 
John McDonald. 

Michael Reiser. 
John Guilford. 

George Nuky. 
James Kenady. 
George Segrist. 

" I do hereby certify 
copy from the original, 
my hand and Seal. 



June 1. 

Robert Cunningham. 
Jacob Slieaffer. 
Peter Capp. 
Baltzar Stotz. 
Cliarles Imhoff. 
John Moore. 
Henry Metzler. 
John Stouer. 

June 11. 

William Stewart. 

June 12. 

Jacob Iloltz. 
Patrick Kelly. 

August 10. 

David Hunter. 
David McDonald, 

August 17. 

Matthias Blaner. 

October 29. 

Peter Ililtzemer. 
Nicholas Stout. 
John Keller, 
tliat the above and witliin contents is a trno 
certiiied by me Nov. 4, 1778. Given under 
"Jacob Cook." [l. s.] 



NAMES OF PERSONS WHO TOOK THE OATH OF ALLE- 
GIANCE TO THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA IN HAN- 
OVER TOWNSHIP, 1777-79. 



" We, the subscribers, do swear (or affirm) that we renounce and 
refuse all allegiance to George the Tiiird, king of Great Britain, his 
heirs and successors, and tliat we will be faithful and bear true al- 
legiance to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, as a free and in- 
dependent State, and that we will not. at any time, do, or cause to 
be done, any matter or tiling that will be prejudicial or injurious 
to the freedom and independence thereof, as declared by (Jongresss 



AXO MILITIA OF THE REVOLUTION. 



403 



and also tliat we will discover and make known to some justice of 
the peace of the said State all treasons and traitorous conspiracies 
which we now know, or hereafter shall know, to be formed against 
this or any of the United States of America." 



William MeCJullough. 
William Young. 
John Armstrong. 
Robert Clark. 
William Brown. 
William McClure. 
.John Iluine. 
James Stewart. 
George Boal. 
John Dups. 
Daniel Mnsser. 
Andrew Young. 
Charles Barr. 
Patrick Xattan. 
Ilugli Calhoun. 
Henry Laughliu. 
Jolm Carter. 
Joshua Magus. 
Robert Frekelton. 
James Young. 
Leonard Brisben. 
James Connor. 
Josepli Riddle. 
Colon Campbell. 
William Watt. 
John Torrance. 
William Glen. 
Xeal McColligan. 
Cliarles McElroy. 
Jolin Morrison. 
Cliarles Dougherty. 

I'liili]. Pleasly. 
Adam Ficibaugli. 
Milkey Rahm, 

Valentine Conson. 
Peter Pea rah. 
Henry Xcwfer. 



July 1, 1777. 

James Ripetli. 
William Moore. 
William Cuningham. 
Robert Ilervey. 
Robert Alexander. 
William McCormick. 
James McMillan. 
David Hoeney. 
Tliomas McCullough. 
Daniel Valeney. 
Rol)ert Barr. 
Robert Bedford. 
Daniel Smith. 
Jolui Nowian. 
Jolni Joimson. 
Randal McDonel. 
Samuel Starret. 
David Davis. 
William Hume. 
Robert Dickey. 
Moses Swan. 
Jacob Musser. 
James Ilainbel. 
Jolm Tliompson. 
Robert Craig. 
Edward Tate. 
James Webster. 
John Kirkpatrick. 
William Allen, Sr. 
Conrad Ilelam. 
John Teuji)leton. 

Juhj 9. 

Peter Eversole. 
Jacob Brunuer. 

Jul II IG. 

Jolm Pleasent. 
Henry Frits. 



404 



ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 



Martin Miller. 
Joliu McNaugiiton. 
Richard Juiiusoii. 

James Sloan. 
William Vance. 
Nicholas Brunner. 

John McFarland. 
Thomas Rowland. 

James Low. 

Andrew Berryhill. 

Andrew Berryhill, Jr. 

William McRoberts. 

James McEwen. 
Alexander Berryhill, 

Joshua Elder, Esq. 

William Brandon. 
Abraham Ellis. 

Leonard Umbarger. 

Alexander Mcllhenny. 

John Misely. 
Richard D^vermand. 
James Willson. 
Thomas Robnison. 

Thomas Hume. 
AVilliam Swan, 
Richard Swan, 
Robert Dalton. 



July 19. 

Conrad Smith. 
Jacob Besoer. 

July 20. 

Jacob Cleaman. 
AVilliam Iledrick. 

July 21. 

William Miskimins. 
Patrick Connor. 

July 22. 

James Long. 
July 23. 

James Taylor. 
July 24. 

Conrod Rhodes. 
July 25. 

John Templeton. 
July 20. 

William Carson, 

July '21. 
AlKJUSt 1, 

Robert Kenedy. 

August 2. 

John Ilewey. 
August 3. 

Andrew Kerr. 
August 4. 

Cin-istley Bomberger. 

Absalom Charles. 

Abram Ellis. 

August 5. 

John Rogers. 
Henry Umbarger. 
John Pleasant. 
William Allen, Jr. 



AND MILITIA OF THE REYOLUTIOX, 



4o; 



John Gowdey. 
Martin McClure. 



John Barnett. 
William Barnett. 
William Allison. 
George McMillan. 

James Johnston. 
Josejih McUlure. 

David McCrokan. 

James Yonng. 
George Nord. 
John Polk. 

Albord Bowman. 
William Sterre.. 
David Maffrot. 
Samuel Stewart. 
James Porter. 

James Blackburn. 

Hugh Gower. 
Robert McCulley. 

James jNIcClure. 
Joseph Hutchinson. 

Joseph Wilson. 



William Kithcart. 
William Cowden. 
James Alcorn. 

Jacob Sniith. 
William Clark. 



Au(/i(.st G. 

James Boyle. 
Thomas MeClure. 

August 7. 

Robert Allen. 
John Mcllhenny 
Thomas Lintow. 
Richard Crawford. 

An(ju)^t 0. 

James Johnson. 

AufjHst 10. 

August 12. 

John INIcCord. 
John Iletoric. 
William Hill. 

August U. 

Isaac Ilddy. 
Joseph Wilson. 
Robert Dunn. 
Robert McColey. 
•Tames McCreight. 

Aw lust 15. 

Joseph McGuire. 
August IS. 

Robert Gilchrist. 

August 19. 

Francis McClure. 
William Snodgrass. 

August 22. 

James W allace. 

August 28. 

Conrad IMyer. 
George Peters. 
David Ramsey. 

August 29. 

David Voung. 
John Ijarnett. 



406 



ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 



John Ripeth. 
Williiiui Mitchell. 

Michael Vanlear. 
Stophel Ileaiiy. 
Andrew Uogers. 
John Miller. 

Jolni Deyarmond. 
Robert Cooper. 
George Gilbarts. 
Josias White. 
John McClellan. 

Thomas Sturgeon. 
George McMahan. 

William Brown. 
James Wilson. 
David McGuire. 
John Breaur. 
Peter Brown. 
Jolni McMullan. 
John Afford. 



August 30. 

Samuel Robinson. 

September 1. 

William Crabb. 
George Fleming. 
Bernard Fridley. 
Alexander Young. 

September 3. 

John McQuown. 
James McNamara. 
David Kindan. 
Amos Tiiatcher. 

September 12. 

Francis Carson. 
David Watson. 

September 17. 

James Beard. 
Thomas Srain. 
Michael Whitley. 
Jolm Snoddy. 
William Snoddy. 
Henry McCormick. 



September 28, 

Robert Hill. 
John Trousdale. 
Joseph Park. 
Thomas McXair, 



Thomas Cook. 
John Adams. 
James Robinson. 
James Rogers. 
Hugh Ripeth. 

The aforegoing names is the persons wlio liave takpn the oatli of 
allegiance and fidelity to the State, agreeable to an act of Assembly 
of Pennsylvania, certified this 1st of October, 1777. 

Timothy Gkeen. 



Henry Bucher. 
John Cummins. 
Robert Lusk. 
Duncan Campbell. 
John Campbell. 
David Peticrue. 
Henery Scriver. 
Robert Henery. 



1778. 

John Thompson. 
Michael Salser. 
Peter Stone. 
James Philips. 
George Tittle. 
Samuel Ferguson. 
Daniel McBride. 
William Wilkinson. 



AND MILITIA OF THE REVOLUTION. 



407 



Benjamin Sayres. 
Barnard F rid ley. 
Henry Miller. 
Daniel Till. 
Ludwig Sherrat. 
Jacob Ilereoff. 
Peter Graseleas. 
John Sayer. 
Robert Boal. 
James Stewart. 



Thomas McMillan. 
Alexander Johnston. 
James Patterson. 
John Fisher. 
William Romage. 
John .Sliissy. 
David Caldwell. 
James Cleiidenin. 
Joseph Archer. 
William Grain. 



I do hereby certify that the aV)ove named persons have been 
SYV^orn and affirmed before me, agreeable to an act of General As. 
sembly of Pennsylvania, past June last. 

Certified 6th INIay, 177S. 

T13IOTI1Y GUEEN. 



Jacob Keaplar. 
Matthias Keaplar. 
Ilugii Ramsay. 
Robert Sturgeon. 
Adam Harbison. 
John Duncan. 
John Ensworth. 
James Andrew. 
Emanuel Twoey. 
Samuel Sturgeon. 
David Ramsay. 
Thomas Strain, Jr. 
Michael Wallace. 
Samuel McCollough. 
Jacob Rahm. 
Thomas McCord. 
John Brown. 
Tiiomas Walker. 
Joseph Barnet, 
Andrew Rogers. 
William Smith. 
James Long. 
William Bright. 
Lanr.nster Cotuiti/, s.s. 
I do hereby certify 
sworn and affirmed 
Pennsylvania, past J 
glance to the same. 



Tliomas Finney. 

John Calins. 

Francis Colter. 

Tiiomas Bell. 

William Thocj. 

Jacob Awl. 

Tiiomas McElhenny. 

George Wolf. 

Michael Myer. 

James Peticrue. 

William Willson. 

William Wilson. 

John Reed. 

Jacob Gray. i 

Nicholas Yonts. 

Abram Brubaker. 

John Yonts. 

Niciiolis Brubaker. 

Emos Sniither. 

John Duiilap. 

John Wiggins. 

Matthew Crowser. 

John Henry. 

that the above mentioned persons have been 
by me agreeable to the act of Assembly of 
une last, obliging the inhabitants to pay alle- 

Certilied the 4th March, 177S. 

Timothy Gueen. 



408 



x^SSOCIATED BATTALIONS 



Henry Miller. 
William Trousdale. 
Christopher Capp. 
Henry Miller. 
William Wallace. 
Robert McCallen. 
Christopher Kichwine. 
Michael Mulvear. 
Micliael Mulvear, Jr. 
.John Wiggins. 
Hugh Ray. 
Abraliam Jurey. 
Samuel Jurey. 
John Campbell. 
William Donaldson. 
James Todd. 
Michael Umberger. 
James McMillen. 
Alexander Kidd. 
William Kidd. 
Archibald McCollough. 
Christ. Fox. 
Christ. Brown. 
Andrew Brown. 
Matthias Beaker. 
John Miller. 
John Beaker. 
John Umberger. 
Peter Stone. 
George Grain. 
AVilliam Boys. 
Jacob Miller. 
James Dixon. 
Jacob Kitsmiller. 
John Hoover. 
Christ. Forrer. 
Pliilip Peter. 
George Strieker. 



Jolin Todd. 
David Todd. 
Wendel Bartholomew, 
Michael Mower. 
Gilbert Graham. 
William McCauley. 
John Miller. 
Conrad Bomback. 
William Whitner. 
Jolni Ashbougli. 
William Bollinger. 
Daniel Hoffman. 
William Carpenter. 
John Francis Fox. 
David Strain. 
William Strain. 
Alexander Sloan. 
William Ripeth. 
Thomas Wallace. 
Jacob Grove. 
Frederick Pickle. 
Andrew Cooper. 
Michael Ryan. 
Robert Hill. 
Daniel Miller. 
Geogre Haine. 
Jolui Carvery. 
Adam Poor. 
Peter Fitting. 
Jolin Carvery. 
Henry Fitting. 
John Poor. 
John Bruner, Sr. 
Jolni Bruner, -Tr. 
Robert Porterfield, Sr. 
James Cavet. 
James Breden, 
Peter Killenger. 



Lancaster County, ss. 

The within is a just and true account of the persons' names, to 
whom the oath of allegiance has been administered to, agreeable to 
act of General Assembly, since my last return as made. 

Certified May 1, 1779, by 

Timothy Green, [l. s.] 



AXD MILITIA OF THE KEVOLUTtOX. 



409 



NAMES OF PERSONS WHO TOOK THE OATH OF ALLE- 
GIANCE TO THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA IN LEB- 
ANON TOWNSHIP, 1777-78. 



" To John ITuhlii/, Esquire, Recorder of Deeds, li'c, in and for thr 

Oninii/ of Lancaster : 
" Lancaster County, .s.s; 

''Tlie Suliscriher, one of tlie Justices of the Peace for the said 
County do liereby certify tliat the following is a true list of the 
Names and Sirnames of all such Persons who have since tlie '2.7 day 
of September last Taken and Subscribed a Majority of them, the 
Oath, and the others the affirmation of Allegiance and Fidelity be- 
fore me as directed by an Act of General Assembly of this State, 
passed the 13th Day of June, 1777. 

'• We, the subscribers, do swear (or affirm) that we renounce and 
refuse all allegiance to George the Tliird, King of Great Britain, 
his heirs and successors, and that we will be faithful and bear true 
allegiance to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania as a free and in- 
dei)en(lent State, and that we will not at any time do, or cause to 
be done, any matter or tlung that will be prejudicial or injui-ions 
to the freedom and independence thereof, as declared by Congress, 
and also that we will discover and make known to some one justice 
of the jieaceof the said State, all treasons and traitorous conspiracies 
which we now know or hereafter shall know to be formed against 
this or any of the United States of America."' 

Scpttniher 28, 1777. 
William Dewees, Jr., Philadel- Henry Meyer, 
phi a Co. 

Sexjteniber 29. 
George Fisher. Adam Lash, Northampton Co. 



Christian Long. 
Peter Ebersole. 

jMichael Kise, York Co. 
Jacob Bolt/., 
(ieorge Ulrick. 
Valentine Krug. 
John Greiner. 
Jacob Zank. 



October 1. 

October 4. 

October 6. 

Ailani Kayler. 

Adam Kashel, Berks Co. 

Adam Smith. 

Michael Krebs. 

John Newman. 



410 



ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 



John Dibben. 

William Morgan. 
Leonard Scliwiiigle. 
George Sclivvingle. 

Adam Orth. 



October 8. 

Durst Thomas, Jr. 

October 9. 

Andreas Lentz. 
Jacob Zolinger. 

Octohrr 10. 

Henry Minich. 



John Christian Laesh, Northampton Co. 



Jacob Goldman. 

John Stone. 
Matthias Dipple. 
Henry Meyr. 
Adam Balmer. 
Andreas Schaldt. 
Kraft Asciienbauch. 
Christopher Ilapp. 
Peter Sholtz. 
Frederick Scheider, 

William Sands. 
George Fingle. 

George Iloltenberger. 
Frederick Nagle. 
Daniel Bradley. 

AVilliam Henry. 
William Trebey. 

Peter Deitzler. 

John Weitzell. 
Jacob Weirich. 

Jolin Schitz. 
Dewalt Biesh. 

Abraham Smith. 



October 12. 

Michael Minish. 

October 14. 

Alexander Klegg. 
I'hilip Faucit. 
Jacob Geib. 
Jacob Gass. 
Peter Stone. 
Peter Koll). 
Cln-istiau Bombach. 
Pliilip KeJTelsinger. 

October 15. 

Michael Lenard. 

October 16. 

Henry Graham. 
Martinus Spingler. 

October 17. 

October 18. 

Ludwick Schitz. 

October 19. 

October 20. 

John Dinges. 

October 21. 

Martin Weiser. 

October 22, 



AXD MILITIA OF THE REVOLUTION. 



411 



Jacol) Sliaffiier, Jr. 
Samuel Bradley. 
William Hunter. 

Adam Jacol )ey. 
Nicholas Mosser. 

Henry Cook, Berks Co. 



Henry . 

Dietrich Shultz. 
Franz Zerman. 



Peter Bruner. 
John Herkerdur. 

John Miller. 
Peter Gin rick. 

Joseph Van Gundy. 

Christo[)her Ulrick. 
John Dubbs. 

Ciiristopher Siebolt. 
John Uorher. 
Casper Youngblood. 
Geortje Myer. 
liUdwick Ishler. 
Daniel Fitzberger. 

Henry Meyer. 
George Stone. 
Casper Stover, Jr. 
Christopher Ambrosius. 

Conrad Kaufman. 
George Mintzel. 



October 23. 

October 2-4. 

October 30. 

Noveiribrr 1. 

Simon Bosler. 
Piiilip Bartenbach. 

Novemtxr 2. 

John S[)rinser. 
November 3. 

Wendle Weaver. 

Edward Isrello. 

Jacob Miley. 

Noveniber 8. 

Peter Zeller. 
George Stervin. 

November 10. 

Peter Wehn. 

JVoixmber 11. 

Henry Bukel. 
November 13. 

Notember 15. 

November 17. 

Henry Sayler. 

John Scholt. 

John Serig. 

John Adam Stone. 

George liiehler. 

Alexander Benjamni. 

November 19. 

James Calhoon. 
George Giirnweither. 
Henry St rack. 
William Bluher. 

Novenitier 20. 

Baltzer Ortli, Sr. 



41: 



ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 



Christopher Beistel. 
Peter Shaffer. 

Charles Olilwein. 
Nicholas Brechbill. 

Conrad Barkling. 

John Meyer. 

Peter Autrliolt. 

George Shombarg. 

Henry Miller. 

Peter Newman. 

Cliarles (Jgden, Jersey. 
John Salter, Jersey. 

John Weitzel. 
Ludwick Ilartmau. 
Jacob Go?sert, Sr. 
Peter Fisher. 
Michael Pliilipey. 

Philip Baterfoot. 
Kobert Love. 
Peter Stump. 

Yost "Weyandt. 

Robert Byers, Chester Co. 



November 21. 

George Ohlinger. 
November 23. 

November 24. 

Jolin Shaner. 
Leonard Stilick. 

November 26. 

December 2. 

Alexander Graham. 
Deceinbcr 4. 

Decem'^er 5. 

December 6. 

December 10. 

December 13. 

Natlianiel Wart, Jersey. 
Frederick Pohelnian. 

December 14. 

James Thome. 
December 17. 

December 19. 

Michael Shechlin. 
Jeoiueirij 3, 1778. 

Janueiry 10. 

George Adam Derr. 
Jeuiiiarj/ 24. 

John Henner. 
January 26. 

FebriHiri/ 9. 

Levi Engels, Philadelphia Co. 
Februnrn 10. 

Jolm Moor. 



AND MILITIA OF THE REVOLUTION 

FLbrnary IB 



413 



Joiiiitliaii Arnold, I 
John McClure, ! 
AVilliani Wave. j 
James Dun, J 

Peter Fawber. 
Ilenry Oliver. 
Peter :\Iiller. 
Michael Caldwell. 
William Bargenholif. 
Robert Hunter. 
John Adams. 

William Sloap. 
Robert Sanders. 

John Amend. 

James McLane. 

Miciiael Singer. 

Robert Buridge. 
Robert Cook. 
James Brown. 

George Diffenbagh. 
Adam Stager. 

Jacol) Ekert. 
Cassimer ^lay. 

Jacob IVIetz. 
Ilenry liauman. 
Martin Ulrick. 



Philadelpliia city. 

Fcbruari/ 11. 
Fehvuarij 20. 
Fthruary 21. 

3Iardi 11. 

J\larch IG. 

M(tirk 20. 

Miirch 27. 



April 1. 

James Trousdale. 

Ajn-n 2. 

April 4. 

Henry Sliaell. 

April lo. 

Ai)ril 20. 

George Armstrong. 
Ilenry Beckley. 

April 21 . 

Jacob Blumhart. 
Andreas Schreack. 

A])ril 22. 

Jacob Shertel. 
George Welch. 

A]iril 27. 

David Saffron. 

A}n-il 29. 

il/a// 1. 

llenrv Stauffer. 



4U 



ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 







3Iay 2. 


Christopher Seiss 




Henry Stahlsmith. 


Peter Long. 




John Gingrey. 
3lay 4. 


John Schob. 




May 5. 


Jacob Mailer. 




Hay 6. 


Jolm Redeck. 




Michael Wolf. 


George Miller. 




Nicholas Eshwey. 
Hay 7. 


John Bealy. 




May 8. 


Michael Ilaack. 




Nicliolas Haack. 
May 9. 


Thomas Mitcliel. 




Thomas Mitchel, Jr. 


Tiiomas Kopenhii 


iffer. 


Martin Weaver. 


Christian Breitenbach. 








May 10. 


John Harper. 




Christopher Ilildebrancl 



John Peter Miller. 

Peter Scbitz. 
Adam Mark. 
Christopher Green. 
Ilaneber Painter. 

Jacob Breckbill. 
Philip Gloninger, Sr. 
Abraham Hyde. 

John Meyer. 
Martin Mej^er. 
Nicliolas Gast. 
Martin Smith. 
Abraham Sebolt. 

Daniel Berry. 
Andrew Carstnitz. 
Segraond Strawer. 



May n. 

Henry Weyandt. 
George Frederick Foxes. 
Daniel Stautfer. 

May 12. 

John Willson. 
Henry Shell. 

May 14. 

Anthony Stiegel. 
George Plantz. 
John Shnffer. 
Micliael Kapp. 

May 15. 

Fnderiek Henning. 
Michael Brown. 



AND MILITIA OF THE REVOLUTIOX. 



415 



John Karmoiiy. 
John Morrison. 
Jacob Jvohler. 
Henry lleinel, Jr. 

Christian Sliill. 
John Ditnian. 
Uicliard Layers. 



JolnrZinimerman. 
Cliristian Faller. 
IJaltzar Everiiart. 
Melclioir Loudermilk. 
Frantz Eckliart. 
P"redericl< Kapp. 
William Spiess. 

Rev. William Uunckle. 
Valentine Fawber. 
John Fawber. 
:\Iicliael Sliott. 
Daniel Youngblood. 

John Folder. 
Christian Schwartz. 



John (xloningfer. 
Daniel Ilenning. 



Lorentz Segrist. 



Daniel Kinnick. 
Daniel Straw. 
John Kapp. 
Peter Feisinger. 
Andrew Wallborn. 
Philip Kreber. 
Georcre Fedderhauff. 
Christopher TIerbster. 
Christian Koppeidiaffer. 
George Matter. 



May 16. 

Miciiael Zimerman. 
George Wampler. 
Peter Myer. 

ILiy 17. 

Anthony Kelker. 
Daniel Ensminger. 
Clu'istian Slially. 

Hay 19. 

John Ilerner. 
Peter Karchnitz. 
Herman Spiess. 
Martin Ueiss. 
Jacob German. 
Jacob Saulter. 

3lay 20. 

Nicholas Henry. 
Jacob Steib. 
Frederick Yensell. 
Michael Ileiter. 

May 21 . 

Frederick Schryer. 
Daniel Conrad. 

May 22. 

Conrad Tleinal. 
John Farney. 

May 23. 

Michael Feiss. 



May 



Adam Vegley. 
John Sharif. 
John Orth. 
Augnstine Gaehe. 
Abraiiam llanguel. 
George Fingliell. 
Panl Zirk. 
:Michael Smith. 
Micliae] Woidfart. 
Adam Helm. 



416 



ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 



Robert Ewing. 
George ^Ve;lvel^ 
Matthiiis Henry. 
Cliristiaii Kocli. 
Baltzar Stamgast. 
Christian Feiss. 
Jacob Lelin. 
William Vongst. 
Jacob J>lauck. 
Henry Klein. 
Henry Mock. 
George Scheffler. 
John Lein. 
Henry Peters. 
Thomas Williams. 
Michael Myer. 
John Shally. 
Matthias Boger. 
Henry Peters, Jr. 
Christian Smith. 
George Leab. 
John Renhert. 
George Renhert. 
George Gloninger. 
Michael Feiss, Jr. 
Michael Spingler. 
Jacob Pfeill. 
John Steeb. 
Nichol Sebolt. 



Mattliias Brownhalt. 
Martin Weitzel. 
George Ban man. 
Jacob Wentz. 
Adam Lawyer. 
Jacob Goldman. 
Frederick Steiner. 
Nicholas Conrad. 
Jacob Leitner. 
Adam Si)ingler. 
Jacob Conrad. 
John Holinger. 
George Hautz. 
David Miller. 
Benjamin Spycher, Jr. 
Philip Matthias. 
George Springier. 
Jolni Micliael Conrad. 
Lncas Shally. 
Nicholas II(}bling. 
Baltzer Slially. 
George Simon. 
Nicholas Meisser. 
John Shally. Jr. 
Jacob Steiner. 
Jacob Gundeman. 
Thomas Read. 
Conrad Smith. 



Philip Karmany. 
Daniel Miller. 
John Adam Weiss. 
Michael Hear man. 
Jacob Fortney. 
Jacob Snevely. 
Jacob Beible. 



31ay 26. 

Melchor vVptmyer. 
Bernard Embigh. 
Peter Berry, Jr. 
Michael Lentz. 
Nicholas Dinger. 
John Yegar. 
Peter Schell. 



John McClintock. 
Michael Miller. 
John Neff. 
John Phil. De Haas. 



3Jay 27. 

Adam German. 
Philip Isiiighowr. 
Henry Tittle. 



AND MILITIA (W THE REVOLUTION. 



417 



John Shuher. 
Matthias Streetluir. 
George K()i)p. 
Andreas Fricker. 
Jacob Lelniian. 
George Meyer. 
Conrad Felt. 
Jacob Lehenian. 
George Fochley. 
Bastian Wagner. 
Conrad Wagner. 
John Ulricli Felty. 
Jolin Jacob Yerrich. 
I eter Erechbill. 
Philip Byer. 
Adam Fisher. 
Nicliolas Pope. 
John Gnndrmii. 
Conrad Mentzinger. 
William German. 
John (Jerman. 
John Dartis. 
George Felty. 
Peter Taslier. 
John Ditzeller. 

Henry Limbert. 
Philip Dinger. 
Frederick Helm. 
Peter Shauer. 
Christopher Shauer. 
Christian Meyer. 
Michael liecker. 
John Shaw. 
William I^ong. 
Conrad Steinman. 
Nicholas Bolier. 
Baltzer Stone. 
Mathias Boher. 
Henry Ilumberger. 
Jacob l>oltz. 
Adam Heylman. 
Adam Barth. 
Peter Felty. 
Charles Hemphell. 

27 -Vol. XIII. 



J/a// 28. 

Martin Koch. 
Dewalt Windling. 
Fred. Zeller. 
Adam Windling. 
Jacob Zollinger. 
Christian Zimerman. 
Jacol) Graffe, Sr. 
John Dupes. 
Henry Dupes. 
John Steffey. 
Jncol) Beihsell. 
George Ellinger, Sr. 
Casper Ellinger. 
George Kinmerling. 
William Cunningham. 
David Teiss. 
Daniel lleckadore. 
George ISIichael Graff. 
George Linn. 
Philip Uhrich. 
Martin llham. 
Conrad Klein. 
John Graff. 
Henry Baker. 

3In)j 30. 

James Narres. 
Daniel Bruner. 
Andreas Enimert. 
Peter Miller. 
George 15ross. 
Michael Strichback. 
Jolm Elsehower. 
Michael lioltz. 
George Wolf. 
John Wolf. 
Jacob Sichely. 
Charles Arnt. 
George G;illemeyer. 
John Kitziniller. 
Frederick Bulier. 
All)ert Kleinfeller. 
John Risley. 
.Tolni Sayler. 
John Dutweiller. 



418 



ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 



Jolm Etter. 
Pliilil) Seideiistricker. 
Geor<i;e Krist. 
Daniel Toiisius. 
Ricliiird Robinson. 
Jacob Neff. 
Christian Seltzer. 
Adam Weaver. 
Michael Frantz. 
Tlionias Knisley. 
Casper Dieiil. 
Abraham Blyston. 
Michael Wolf, Jr. 
Casper Shope. 
George Evinger. 
Jacob Fernsler. 
Mattliias Boger. 
John Heyl. 
Bernliart Ilauer. 
Jacob Ilaner. 
George Wnlborn. 
James Kelly. 
Matthias Vogt. 
Jacob Wolff. 
John Knhn. 
Leonard Noltt. 
Philip Meyer. 
Henry Darkis, Jr. 
Christopher Wolbert. 
.Facob Gasser. 
Michael Wagner. 
James Qneen. 
William Farmer. 
John Farmer. 
Robert Buck. 
Alatthias Federhaff. 
TIenry Darkis, Sr. 
JJarhart Boor. 
Peter Berry, Sr. 
John Nicholas Deck. 
Samuel Ryer. 
John Bender. 
John Straushnyder. 
George Knob. 
George Hoffman. 
John Kornman. 



Anthony Karmony. 
Dewalt Nebinger. 
Michael K lever. 
Baltzar Ernst. 
Peter Kucher. 
George Weaver. 
Michael Steckbeck, Jr. 
Richard Fawcet. 
Charles Welker. 
John Ilaserwest. 
John Duncan. 
Alexander Benson. 
Thomas Atkinson. 
George McCoiniel. 
George Ilebhart. 
Peter Enders. 
John Umberger. 
Philip Meiss. 
George Kern man. 
David Mitchel. 
Daniel S erietz, York Co. 
Felix Young. 
John Sehner. 
Carl Arndt, Jr. 
Jacob Gasser, Jr. 
Jacob II(4erich. 
Daniel Miller (N. B). 
Martin Wagner. 
John Palm, Jr. 
Peter Reitzman. 
Henry Hautz. 
George Feeser. 
Jacob Brown. 
George A'oght. 
Patrick Maguire. 
John Ciiristian Seider, 
Andreas Holler. 
Phili[) Feinsler. 
Adam Stear. 
Peter Durst. 
John Zehring. 
George Shnegnntz. 
Henry Ambrosius. 
Valentine Kornman. 
Cliristoi)her TThler. 
John Schively. 



AND MILITIA OF THE REVOLUTION. 



419 



John Newman. 
Henry Stump, 
George Rapp. 
Frederick Peiffer. 
Jolni Quickel. 
Lndwick Fell. 
Wendle Fortney. 
John Bear. 
Henry Sheller. 



George Gilbert. 
John Kenther. 
JMicliael Uhrick. 
Martin Frank. 
Daniel Hoover. 
Adam Hoover. 
David Sherick. 
Rudolph Kelker- 
(Jeorge Hock. 



Peter Scliwob. 
Jacob Eichelberger. 
George Slotterberger, 



May 3L 



Matthias Reinhart. 
Frederick Williams. 
Jacob Graff. 



June L 



Piiilip Krom. 
John Deilklein. 
Adam Krom. 
Jolni Graff. 
Solomon Schroat. 
Piiilip Perry. 
Nicholas Eiigel. 
Albright Seckely. 
Berliart Peiffer. 
Ilein-y Scliantz. 
George Deibrech. 
Mattliias Meltz. 
Jacob Keissel. 



Jacob Abel. 
Cliristian Easterlin. 
Cliristopher Kuitzel. 
Goafried Ilayser. 
Anthony Van Bruck. 
John Fusinger. 
George IJeinail. 
Jolni Clever. 
Michael Conrad. 
Christian Early. 
John Snoke. 
Philip Boyer. 
Jacob Kintzley. 



Junr 2. 



\'alentiiie Boyer. 
Miciiael Ililey. 
lleiman Walter. 
J.icob Schryer. 



.loliii Nmiamacher. 
Joiiii Diet/,. 
Henry Lat(;her. 
Micliaei Kocli. 
Adam Eckert. 



John Schryer. 
Nicliolas Weinholtz. 
Michael Zehrung. 



June 3. 



Peter Hruner, 
Andreas Byer. 
John Bauniiin. 
Jacol) Bauniaii. 
Anthony Hemperley. 



(ieorge Sliaffer, Pliiladelphia Co. Nicliolas Fehler. 
Michael Killiuger. 



420 



ASSOCIATED BATTALIOXS 



Peter Schneider. 
John Gettz. 
Diivid ^Vagffner. 
Martin Brubeker, 

Jonathan Rowland. 
Samnel Ilolley. 
Joseph Woodward. 
William Lattemore. 
rieiny Belkucher. 
llobert Hays. 

Jolm William Christian. 
Peter Ambrosius. 
Nicholas Smith. 
John Hammer. 
John Hammer, Jr. 

Frederick Lentz. 
George Hlinger, Jr. 
Michael Ginrieh. 
llev. Conrad Bncher. 

Lndwick Siialley. 
George Hewert. 
Adam Grambick. 
Joseph QnaiTels. 

John George Miller. 
Lndwick Shott. 
George Seidelmyer. 
Michael Miller, Jr. 

George Gipfert. 
Conrad Wisluim. 

Thomas Meckelrath. 

Robert Johnson. 
John Ebersol. 

Micliael Bair. 



June 4. 

Christian Schneider. 
Adam Balmer. 
Samuel Graham. 

June 8. 

Conrad Smith. 
John Smith. 
John Westhefer. 
Alexander Willson. 
John Reschebach. 

June 9. 

William Shaw. 
Edwine Halbon. 
William Sergent. 
George Day. 
Peter Whitmer. 

June 10. 

Andreas Vonwiller. 
George Fraidv. 
Peter Spiker, Jr. 

June 11. 

Conrad Orth. 
Conrad Reisch. 
Jacob Peiffer. 

June 12. 

W^illiam Graham. 
Michael Rein. 
Leonard Stump. 
Thomas Fletcher. 

June 13. 

Nicholas Palm. 

June 14. 

June 1(5. 

Jolm Willis. 
Tobias Steever. 

June IS. 



AXD MILITIA OF THE IlEVOLUTION. 

June 20. 

Adam Philipey. 



421 



John Christian Beck 
Nicliolas Mosser. 

Daniel Mooney. 

Jacob Stahlman. 
John Hays. 
Frederick Fernsler. 

Jolni Georffe Miller. 



Michael Boltz, Sr. 
Jacob Boltz. 

John Beiger. 
John Mayer. 

Henry Gipfer. 
Matthias Wolff. 



George German. 

Sebastian Reyer. 
Peter 8heiffer. 
Valentine Howarter. 

Jolni Manshnnd. 
Isaac Brand. 

John Sever. 

Philil) Snysnrs. 
Isaac Cushwa. 

Jolm Sims. 
Yost Sheffer. 



June 23. 

John Bennett. 
June 24. 

Ju)if 25. 

June 20. 

John George Cooper. 

June 29. 

Jacob Schyer. 

June 30. 

Jacob Cachel. 

Jul I I 1. 

(Jonrad Mark, Jr. 

July 2. 

George Hoffman. 
Cornelius Green. 

July 4. 

July 7. 

Andreas Reigler. 
Stephen Reigler. 

July 10. 

Abraiiam Brand. 
Martin Yernuh. 

July 17. 

July 18. 

Henry Iloltzaple. 

July 10. 

Joliii Clark. 

July 22. 



422 



ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 



William Draiss. 
eloshua Myer. 

Barney Melone. 
Benjamin Bender. 
Herman Battorf. 



July 24. 

John Shilsman. 

July 27. 

Christian Stehley. 

July 29. 

July 30. 

August 1. 

August 3. 

John Brechbill. 



John Arnolt, Sr. 
Bernhart Reinhart. 

Given under my hand and seal at Lebanon, tlie 12tli day of Au- 
gust, 1778. 

JouN Thome, [seal] 



NAMES OF PERSONS WHO TOOK THE OATH OF AL- 
LEGIANCE TO THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA IN 
HEIDELBERG TOWNSHIP, 1777-78. 



Jacob Mayer. 
Bartle Wiker. 



Johannes Gheirz 

Moritz Dnbell. 

Ileinricli Eisenmenger. 
George Meisror. 
Nicholaus Reme, 
(Jarl Gemberling. 
Jolm Martin Stertz. 
George Noll. 
Wendel Shank. 

Jacob Schwanger. 



July 3, 1777. 

Casper Shweyber, M. D. 
Johann Ilappel. 

July 4. 

Reinhard E. Dinger. 

Julji 5. 

July 7. 

Peter Stohlt. 
Johannes StolL 
Michael Staps. 
George Diessenger. 
Joliannes liosher. 
Joluinn Pohstenmann. 

Juhl <S. 

Cliri.st(jplier Schaeffer. 



AND MILITIA OF THE REVOLUTION. 



423 



ISIiclKU'l Kirk. 
Joseph Voltz. 
Paul Swanger. 
Francis Sclimit. 

Henry Weaber. 
Abraham Visher. 

Mather Farn. 

Williehn Ilendel. 

John Themsy. 

Baren 8tiibrach. 
Abraliani Baiini. 
John Milleisen. 
Ulrich Leinenniaker. 

Christopher Stump. 
Ileury Easier. 

Alexander Shaffer. 
George Reidenauer. 

Peter Zeller. 



IMward Dauglierty. 
John lluber. 
Samuel Jones. 
George Stoben. 
George Gedger. 
John Jones. 
Christopher Weidman. 
Christian Ilolliiiger. 
Nicholas Eniniiiiger. 
Martin Ilasy. 
Adam Oberlin. 



Jubj 9. 

July 10. 

Julii \\. 

July 12. 

July 14. 

Peter Lebo, 

July hi. 

July 21. 

July 24. 

July 25. 

George Gramlich. 
Velte Egolf. 
David Zeller. 
Ileinrich Zeller. 

August 1. 

Atujust 2. 

Jacob Spitzmiller. 

Awjust 4. 

Andrew Strickler. 

August 13. 

Micliael Zeller. 

August lo. 

Andrew NerJ^ 
Jacob Ilagy. 
Daniel Ilallmyer. 
Daniel Ilallmyer, Jr. 
Conrad Ilass. 
Johannes Bemersderfer. 
David Schmid. 
(Jeortre Ilildebrand. 
Philip Beck. 
John Craiuner. 
George llamer. 



424 



Peter Swanger. 
Johannes Decker. 
Martin Holnier 
Ludwig Ensminger. 
Micliael Trion. 
('. Armstrong. 

Jacob Scliillin. 
William Piersol. 

Thomas Edwards. 
Johann Strebel Zollinger. 
George Elias Thierz. 
John Meek. 

Johannes Busch. 
Jacob Kuntz. 
Philip Eshst. 
George Mose. 

SpinlitzZwoven. 
Geoi'ge Holstein. 
George Ulrich. 
George Uliich, Jr. 
Martin Pran. 

Christian Seibert. 

John Meier. 
Abraham Stnmp. 
Christian Wolf. 

Valentine Dinges. 



ASSOCIATED BATTALI0:NS 

Aw/ust 18. 

August 25. 

August 30. 
September 3. 
September 4. 
SeyAember 5. 



September 9, 

William Moor. 
Thomas McGinness. 

September 18. 

October 8. 

October 13. 

October 15. 

Christian Diel. 

October 20. 

October 24. 
October 25. 

October 28. 

Pliilip Gerbener. 
October SI. 

Adam Scholl. 
George Wolf. 
Robert Elder. 
Peter Ziegener. 

October 19. 

October 20. 

George Trauthman. 
John Moor. 

October 22. 

George Reich man 



AND MlLITIxV OF THE REVOLUTION. 



■i-25 



Joliannes Lauser. 
Jacob Edger. 
Henry Kcippenboffer. 
Alexander Kislnner. 
Ilannis Meister. 
George Meister. 
Joseph Mingen. 
Aeiiirich Scbmitt. 
George Geliret. 
George Schreyber. 
Michael Winter. 
Nicolaus M idler. 
Hans Schopp. 
Pittre Conradt. 
Ilannaden Lauderoiilch. 
Michael Stump. 
Cin-istopher >Seiler. 
Peter Dring. 
Jacob Diller. 
Adam Bollman. 
Jabez Weiser. 
Jacob llartman. 
Jacob Potter. 
Johan George Trion. 
Andreas Kapp. 
Ludwig Schneyder. 
Jacob Wentz. 
IJalzer Laber. 
Yost Ilassnian. 
Micliael Trautman. 
Jacob Wagner. 
Jacob Gemberling. 
Jacob Rotli. 
Martin Albright. 
George Albright. 
Cliristian Tieyer. 
ileinricli Stram. 
Jacob West. 
(Jasper Iba. 
Martin IlostleOnger. 
Anisteiler. 
Frederick liapp. 
John Bayer. 
Ileinricli Meister. 
George Strickier. 



June 22, 1778. 

Michael Muller. 
Henry Wunderlich. 
Jacob Laudermilch. 
Henry Sartor. 
Pliilip Braun. 
Michael Nest. 
Johannns Sanders. 
Frederick Miinch. 
Johannns Adam Scliuman. 
George Egle. 
William Old, Jr. 
Robert Coleman. 
Michael Molir. 
John Weiss. 
Ilannes Schmit. 
Gerhardt Weis. 
Jacob Lebo. 
Michael Kuntz. 
George W id man. 
Cliristian Schenkel. 
Jacob Noss. 
Jacob Sanders. 
Jacob Six. 
Niciiolas Shack. 
Abraham Nebst. 
Piiilil) Schenkel. 
John Kroll. 
Valentine Myer. 
Johannns Dunkelberger. 
George Ilildebrandt. 
George Ilertzler. 
Frederick Dobler. 
Henry Peffer, Sr. 
Ileinricli Meily. 
Christoj)her Mayer. 
Christian Phillips. 
Peter Wolfersberger. 
Michael Meesy. 
F reder i e k W ol f ersl )erger . 
Jac(>b Ilinielijerger. 
Peter Griin. 
Christian Pastnitz. 
Joliannus Schiller. 
David Livenston. 
Ileinricli Lester. 



426 



ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 



George Neff. 
Johannes Bollman. 
Michael Ley. 
Pliiiip Wolfersbei'ger. 
Ulrich Beckli. 
Joliii Read. 
Leonard Iinmel. 
Jacob Springle. 
Andrew Apfel. 
George Read. 
Jacob Rieth. 
Nicliolas Rieth. 
John Harry Kurtz. 
Henry Mayer. 
John Sclinuitzer. 
Ilenriclv Ache. 
David Becker. 
Hen rick Henry. 
Johannes Rotli. 
Conrad Si)ielman. 
Henry Birkey. 
Casper Fieman. 
Mathias Albright. 
Ludwig Long. 
Jolni List. 

Abraham Schwanger. 
Peter Grubb. 
Johannes Reigel, 
Adam Reigel. 
Philip Adam Reigel. 
Johan Pliillip Trautman. 
George Hoffman. 
Adam Hoffman. 
Johan Feder. 
S. Gingler. 
Wilhelm Siel:)ert. 
Matthew Griin. 
Adam Frietli. 
Heinrich Brill. 
Christian Lehman. 
Haiinns Landermilch. 
Frantz Siebert. 
Jacob Shack. 
Martin Meily. 
George Schar. 
Henry Shram. 



Christian Frantz. 
Miciiael Mest. 
Micliatl Capp. 
Jacob Becker. 
Peter Capp. 
Viet Metzger. 
Tliomas Levis. 
Martin Keller. 
Christian Risser. 
Jacob Bright. 
John Smith. 
George Meier. 
Anthony Wilson. 
Tiiomas Clark. 
Gotfried Eichelbaum. 
Johannns Knob. 
Michael Brecht. 
Ulrich Risser. 
George Spram. 
Frederick Stump. 
John Henning. 
John (Jultowelt. 
Johannns Meyer. 
Johan George. 
John Dorster. 
David Briglit. 
George Volk. 
Frederick Dravan. 
Henry Good. 
Johannes Schonk. 
George Weinman. 
Joseph Smucker. 
Mattes Erley. 
Robert Lovvry. 
George Becker. 
George Weinman. 
Michael Leidich. 
Michael Schof. 
Joliannes Becker. 
Samuel Milward. 
Emanuel Siisz. 
Nicolaus Schroff. 
Marks Nagel. 
Franz Ulrich. 
Christian Wick. 
Christian Fox. 



AND MILITIA OF THE REVOLUTION. 



427 



Micliael Mall. 
Valeutine V'iehman. 
Liuhvig Widomiens. 
Ileiiiricli 15iiiiiiier. 
Ileiiiricli Ilerchelrotli. 
Kraft Koll). 
Adam Fried. 
Jacob Laiister. 
George Baltz. 
George Arpf. 
Pliilip Ilimnielberger. 
Christian Scliell. 
Ilaiimis Sohn. 
Martin Walborn. 
Jacob Baltzer. 
Fredericlv Noecker. 
Henry Satzgeber. 
Martin Battorst. 
Joliann Knester. 
Lemhard Bickler. 
Jolni Bricii. 
Cliristoplier Gold. 
Martin ^Vlnlier. 
Jacob Kiinibo. 
Micliael Raniljo. 
Ilenry Mayer. 
George Ilimnielberger. 
Adam Boralf. 
Simon Miller. 
Joiiannns Iliindlem. 
Micliael Wen rick. 
Adreas Scholl. 
Leonard B:Un. 
Jacob Bicker. 
Leonliardt Strickler. 
Abraiiani Wust. 



Fred. Mahler. 
Jacob Swiner. 
Simon Newman. 
Jolin llobb. 
Peter Newman. 
Jacob Betz. 
George Folk. 
John Wolff. 
Carl Sclienkerel. 
Adam Sliee. 

Johannes Bemensdorfer. 
Martin Rausch. 
David Disclmey. 
Nicholas Ensmingev. 
Hannes Nickelsniidt. 
Martin Getz. 
Fred. Steven. 
Peter Rietli. 
Andrew Shwalyo 
Jacob II aim. 
Andrew Carns. 
Peter Barnliard. 
Hannes Fraiitz. 
Peter Ludgnen. 
George Kauclie. 
Ilenry Wille. 
Hannes Philip. 
George Nagel. 
Johannus Hnber. 
JacoV) Dinges. 
Peter McAllen. 
"Willielm Bicker. 
Joliann Gotfricd Jiing. 
Benjamin Miiller. 
George Seiber. 
Michael Spengler. 
Certified by me, 

IIenuy Siiaeffku. [seal] 



42^ 



ASSOCIATED BATTALIOXS 



NAMES OF PERSONS WHO TOOK THE OATH OF AL- 
LEGIANCE TO THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANL\ L\ 
LANCASTER, 1777-78. 



I do hereby certify that the persons hereinafter named have re- 
spectively, at the times hereinafter mentioned, vohintarily taken 
and subscribed tlie oatli or atlirmation of Allegiance and Fidelity, 
as directed Ijy an act of General Assembly, passed the 13th day of 
June, A. D. 1777. Witness my hand and seal tlie 20tli day of De- 
cember, A. D. 1778. 

William IIenhy. [l. s.] 

July 15, 1777. 



Jacob Dicker t. 

Joseph Ricliardson. 
Nicliolas Bartholomew. 



July 16. 

Caleb Hughs. 

July 18. 



James Hay. 


July 19. 


Philip Tliomas. 


Peter Fetter. 




Juhr2\. 


Nicholas Gcrloch. 


Nicholas Martin. 


Gotlieb Leegart. 
Henry Pott. 


July 24. 
July 26. 
July 28. 


John Ream. 


George Koch. 




July 29. 


Jolin Hopson. 


Leonard Ratphoug, 




August 2. 


Peter Gonter. 


Conrad Ferree. 


John Libely. 


August 0. 
August 6. 


Samuel Rankin. 
Samuel Patterson. 
James Hutchinson. 


James Keys. 
Robert Hays. 
Samuel Hoods. 



William Kenedy. 



August 9. 



AND ^riLITIA OF TITE KEYOLUTIOX. 



429 



George Winter. 

George J^utinan. 
Michael Trisler. 

James Krocket. 



John Ciiiiningliam. 
Kobert \Varnock. 
John Hall. 
Tliomiis McMullen. 
Michael Felly. 
Daniel Gillian. 
John ( )ber. 
James Bickham. 
Andrew Wallas. 
John Ramage. 
Robert ^Slesser. 
John Reed. 
Ro1)ert Young. 
James Johnston. 
Daniel ]SIeeden. 

Thomas Campbell. 
James Young. 
William Wadell. 
Andrew Duglass. 

Justus Riirgensach. 
Stephen Ilallman. 

Xatlianiel Pomb}\ 

James Tnrrant. 
William Love. 
•Samuel Williamson. 
Abner Willes. 
Finley Monroe. 
Joseph Davidson. 
John Harris. 
John Kwiiig. 
Matthew fJlin. 
George Williamson. 



August 11. 

August 1'2. 

Levy Marks. 

August 14. 

Joseph Angelow. 
August lo. 

Robert Streal. 

John Forgeson. 

Duncan Sinclair. 

Ambrose Grain. 

Isaac nannah. 

John Strain. 

Ricliard Pickel. 

William Moore. 

Micliael Brown. 

Joseph Es])y. 

Isaac Harrison. 

Thomas Braimon. 

ejohn Corran. 

George Heath. 

August If). 

Edward Smith. 
Jacob Allis. 
Daniel McCracken. 

August 19. 

Elias Yernon. 
James Wilson. 

August 20. 

August 22. 

John Rowan. 
Josej)!) Simson. 
David Rowan. 
Thomas Brisland. 
Henry Duncan. 
Daniel McMorris. 
Elias Tonard. 
John Cliolio. 
Christian Hardman. 



430 



ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS. 



George Stoll. 
Dennis Siveny. 
Robert Tliompson. 

John Cravau. 



Andrew McCartney. 
James Kelso. 



Thomas Ilarrwood. 
Jacob Ducket. 
Horatio Belt. 
Peter Steglman. 
Daniel McClintock. 



Gottlib Snyder. 
John Fisher. 
Daniel Fisher. .. 

John Angelisbe. 

Robert Sanders. 

Elisha Ballard. 



AVilliam Beatly. 
John Ilanna. 



Isaac Williamson. 
Robert Batten. 

William Vestal. 
Peter Zorn. 



William McMean, .Jr. 
Hugh Thompson. 



John Simpson. 



August 23. 

James Carmudy. 
Robert Craig. 

August 2G. 

George Harvey. 

August 28. 

James Wilson. 
George Pentick. 

August 29. 

■ John Dunlap. 
John Stevenson. 
Michael Ilocken. 
Michael Bear. 
Jacob Kohl. 

August 30. 

William Mays. 
Andrew Cochran. 

September 2. 

Septernher 5. 

September 12. 

James Henderson. 

September 13. 

John Hethrington. 
Levy Ailing. 

September 14. 

Septetnber 16. 

September 17. 

.Tiimes Stedman. 
David Potts, 

September 20. 

James Kenny. 

September 26. 

James Elder. 



AND MILITIA OF THE UEYOLUTIOX. 



431 



James Musgrove. 

Joliii Stow. 
John Winter. 

Samuel Winket. 

James Marsliall. 
Andrew lludy. 

Adam Ulrick. 
Jacob Wilhelm. 

Samuel Workman. 
John Dowl. 

James Wilson. 
George IVntick. 
Rynear Probases. 
AVdliam Todd. 
Andrew Dansraore. 
Samuel Ilarvey. 
Uavid Richards. 

Nicholas Eikes. 

David Wiierry. 
Neal Morrison. 
William Alexander. 

Cliarles Klugli. 
Henry lleeng. 

Nicholas Becker. 
Casper Krempel. 

Richard Morris. 



Ortnln r 2. 

John Davis. 

October o. 

riu-ederick Phile. 
Andrew Giver. 

October 4. 

October G. 

Ileiiry Peters. 

October 7. 

William Dngan, 

Oct',ber 10. 

John Alspacho 
October Is. 

October 20. 

Rol)ert Kelly. 
Jolm Williams. 
Daniel Williams. 
Ahiatlier Davis. 
James Leack. 
Edward Williams. 
John Stewart. 

October '1\. 

Benjamin llittenhouse. 
October -2-2. 

Daniel Steat. 

Henry Beat. 

Michael Beamiller. 

October 24. 

October 25. 

Philii) Neeberger. 

October 27. 

James Forriet. 
William Maxwell. 

October 29. 

James Feares. 



43i 



ASSOCIATED BATTALIOXS 



Adam Smith. 
William Standly. 

Isaac Wilky. 

James Koch. 

John Brady, 
vv'illiam Allison. 

Peter Shall. 

James Parker. 
John Cocliran. 
Robert McAfee. 

John Ciu'isty. 

George May. 

Peter Lineweaver. 

William McMurtrie. 

Isaac Skyles. 

James Alexander. 
Isaac Ducks. 
Stephen Cowick. 

Norton Pryer. 
Robert Fletcher. 

.John Ilastel. 

Henry Iluttenstein. 

John Campbell. 

Anthony Cuthbert. 



October 31. 

Alexander Scott. 

November 3. 

Novembir 5. 

November 6. 

Matthew Gilispy, 
Barnard Gratz. 

November 7. 

Ludwick Weber. 
November 14. 

John McAfee. 

Alexander McDougal. 

November 22. 

November 24. 

November 28. 

December 3. 

December 4. 

William Skyles. 
December 5. 

December 9. 

December 10. 

December 11. 

George Druckenbrode. 

December 12. 

December 13. 

December 15. 

William Woodburn. 
December 16. 



AND MIMTIA OF THE REVOLUTION. 
December 19. 



433 



John McChuiaglum. 
Williiim Maleiiy. 

Arnold Back. 
Thomas Housekeeper. 

.Joliu Bowman. 
Tliomas Shields. 
Isaac Gibson. 

Pliilip Grumel. 
John Mitchel. 
James Bobbins. 
James McCollin. 

V 

Jacob Slosser. 

Andrew Cochran. 
Jolin Iludolph Derphen. 
Martin Cop. , ■ . ' 
Jo I in Porter. 

Jacob Tluver. 
Paul Stunipfield. 

Jacob Mayer. 

Edward liin field. 

Michael Rishn. 

28-VoL. XIII. 



December 22. 

James Starret. 

December 24. 

Ciuistian Zufall. 
Decemhi r 27. 

Januarii 2, 1778. 

Janic'ir!/ 7. 

Jmniary 8. 

George McKinley. 
January 10. 

January 12. 

Ja)iuary 16. 

January 17. 

Samuel Little. 

January 20. 

William Clampber. 
January 24. 

January 25. 

February 3. 

February 7. 

William Evit. 

February 0. 

George Harly. 

February 10. 

February 2"). 

Ftbruetry 26. 

John Probaker. 



434 



ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 



Michael Graybill. 
George Stalily. 
John Potter. 

Alexander Ford. 

Samuel McCowan. 

Jacob Stoltz. 

Conrad Foltz. 
John Springer. 

John McMitchel. 

Jacob Miller. 

John Scott. 

Jacob Motz. 
Charles Morris. 
James Mitchel. 



Rev. John Culbertson. 
James Willson. 
James Miller. 
Robert Ross. 
Jolin McKee. 
William Deney. 
Robert Thompson. 
Hugh Coulter. 
James Miller. 
Mark McCord. 
Martin Eckman. 
Dorington Willson. 
Robert Ramsay. 



J^ehmnrij 28. 
March 2. 

March, 7. 

March 10. 

James Wilson. 
March 17. 

March 19. 

J/ftrc/i 20. 

Jacob Sberck. 

March 24. 

March 25. 

March 27. 

Ludwick Smith. 

March 28. 

Casper Snyder. 
April 1. 

April 3. 

Francis Gardner. 

July 2. 

William Patterson. 
Jolm Kanna. 
John Montgomery. 
Francis McKnight. 
James Montgomery. 
Jolm Gribben. 
William McClure. 
.lohn McGrath. 
James Ritchey. 
James Givin. 
* William Law. 
Robert Raltson. 
David Hanna. 



AND MILITIA OF THE IlEVOLUTION. 



435 



John Shannon. 
Robert Latin. 
Jolm Kaar. 
James Shearer. 
Alexander Fegan. 
Nathan Coulter, Sr. 
John Ramsay. 
James I^atta. 
John Campble. 
James Martin. 
Jolm Maben. 
eTohn Liffgit. 
Joseph Griffit. 
Captain John Paxton. 
John Andrews. 



William Brown. 
Andrew Canghey. 
Samuel McCartney. 

John Brown. 
George Shanou. 

John Stuart. 
Picibert Stewart. 
Francis Caughey. 



Piitrick King. 
Stephen Ilane. 
Williiiiu Dunlap. 



Samuel Coulter. 
Nathaniel Coulter, Jr. 
Adam Hanna. 
Thomas Young. 
John Cochran. 
William Miller. 
.Joseph lloss. 
James Ilanna. 
Ilobeit Hanna. 
Jacob Boylstone. 
Ilugii Moore. 
Edward Wahab. 
Jolm Thompson. 
Ilieronimus Eckman. 
.John Caughey. 

Au<jtif<t L 

Aw/ust 2. 

August 9. 

James McCune. 

August 10. 

Robert Care. 

August 13. 

Patrick Smith. 

Aiigust 1 8. 

August 30. 

David Sheerer. 

September 5. 

James Dunlap. 
I'atrick Ileney. 
William Richardson. 



436 



ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 



NAMES OF THOSE WHO TOOK THE OATH OF ALLE- 
GIANCE TO THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA IN THE 
TOWN OF LANCASTER. 



Lancaster County, ss : 

Tlie subscriber, one of the Justices of the Peace for tlie County 
aforesaid, do liereby certify that tiie following is '<i true list of the 
names and surnames of such persons Avho liave taken and Subscribed 
tlie Oath or Affirmation of Allegiance and Fidelity before me, as 
directed by an Act of General Assembly of Pennsylvania, passed 
the 13th day of June, 1777. 



Gal)rie] Beem. 
John Godlieb Sherzer. 
Niciiolas Geiger. 
Jolian Solin. 
Enoch Lyon. 
John Gashety. 
John Baker. 
Joseph Linsey. 

Solomon Folk. 
John Wright. 
Jolm Starratt. 
Coniad Kohl. 
Henry Lusinger. 

.Tames Berwick. 
Martin Sarman. 

Thomas Soomy. 



February 7, 1778. 
February 9. 
Fe'jruary IS. 
February 23. 

March 3. 

March 7. 

March 12. 

March 14. 

Jolm Smish. 
March IB. 

March 24. 

March 25. 

March 30. 

April 2. 

April (j. 

BMJtzar Shaffer. 

Ajiril 7. 

Martin Buchalter. 



AND MILlTExV OF THE REVOLUTION. 



4:'.7 



P. M. Stewart. 
James O'Biyan. 

Frederick Sliaffer. 
Cliris. Brideiiiiart. 

Chris. Reigard. 
Isaac Ilougli. 

Casper Peter. 



Api-il 8. 

Melchoir Rudisil. 
Michael Heggs. 

Ajjril 14. 

Chris. Ai)p. • 

April 2o. 

Daniel Kuntz. 

April 6. 





April 8. 


James McCaley. 


Erhart Bruback. 


William Crogan. 


Michael Sponseiler. 


George Hambright. 






April 9. 


James Nevil. 


Isaac Haugh, Jr. 


Peter Albriglit. 


Gilbert Butta. 


Joseph Gilbert. 






Ajjril 10. 


W^illiam Keephart. 






April 11. 


John Park. 






April 13. 


Adam Shilmire. 


Lewis Lewis. 


Frederick Ax. 


Michael Dougherty, 


Peter Koser. 






April 14. 


Hugh Hugh. 






April lo. 


Timothy Sullivan. 


Philip Kush. 


Casper Grubb. 


Abraham Deer. 


.Toini Kolin. 


George Ricksecker. 


•Tohn Lechler. 






Ajiril 16. 


Adam Melidise. 


Nicholas Lutz. 




Maij 5. 


.John Armstrong. 






J/a// 7. 


Uarnard Wolf. 






Mdt/ 8. 


Peter Baker. 






May 10. 


Nicholas Fogelgeray. 





438 



ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 





May 12. 


Jolin Wormly. 






31ay 13. 


Paul Witzel. 






May 15. 


Barnard Ilubley. 


David Hicks. 


Eliger Goodrich. 


William Walters. 




May 16. 


Jacob Roland. 


Abe Bower. 


John Kernley. 


Michael Miller. 


Frederick Heath. 






May 18. 


Charles Baker. 


Michael Shele. 


Rev. Christian Robicht. 


Adam Grole. 


John ISIagee. 


John Miller. 




May 25. 


John Stone. 






May 27. 


William Clingan. 






May 28. 


Matthias Zahm. 


Joliii Werne. 


James Knox. 


John Miller. 


Joseph FidbulL 


Peter Denning. 




May 29. 


Robert Corran. 


Jacob Backestose. 


Andiew Bell. 






May 30. 


John Lindsay. 


Loudon Hitiburton. 


William Mentz. 


William Cowan. 


Samnel Baker. 


Leonard Albright. 


Godfrey Baker. 


Rev. Henry Helmuth 


James Clnne. 


Michael Wither. 


Josepli Clark. 


John Swine. 


John Wianland. 


James Meloney. 


Lndwig Cassler. 


John McCaley. 


Jolni Garmau. 


David Bartges. 


John Petrie. 


Thomas Hart. 




Jnne 1. 


Frederick Martin. 


Samuel Cracker. 


George Yodel. 


A brail am Neaffe. 


Ephraim Little. 


Jolni Brenneman. 



AND MILITIA OF THE REVOLUTION. 



43y 



Christian Neaffe. 
Miclial Timiiier. 
.Saiiiuel P^liot. 
John Ilenrj' Kaugh. 



Adam Steiger. 

Michael Lig-litner. 
Geo me Fifer. 



Charles Newcomer. 
Arthur Weiice. 

Jacob Nagel. 
John Kryder. 

John Hacfesweler. 
Isaac Peters. 
John Murphy. 



Isaac Duke. 
Baltzar Gale. 
James IJamilton. 

John Francis Ilart. 
Jacob Kasler. 
Jacol) Franciscus. 
Marti'. Elder. 
William Flatz. 
Cliristopher Stener. 
Jo) HI Elder. 
Melchoir Seechrist. 
Ciiarles Stuart. 
Alexander Ilethrinffton. 



Samuel ('riswell. 
John Pensor. 
John Morrison. 



June 1. 

Daniel Cremson. 
(Jodlin Younj-inan. 
Christian Blickendorf. 
Christian Leinbach. 

June 3. 

Jacob Wagoner. 

Ju)ie 4. 

Jwie 5. 

John Philip Garman. 

June 6. 

Christian Ricksecker. 

June 8. 

.Stopliel Franciscus. 

June 9. 

George Kuster. 
Henry Kuster. 
Matthias Kamper. 

Jwie 10. 

Better Sipe. 
Ludvvig Dening. 

June 12. 

James Blaidv. 
John Park. 
George Johnston. 
Philip Stertzer. 
Ludwick (futsler. 
Godfried (Jootsor. 
Abraham Ilershberger. 
John Shutz. 
Henry Cowan. 

June 13. 

James Brown. 
Barnabas Neance. 
John ]\IcGrath. 



440 



ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 



James .Stevenson. 
John Sliitz. 
Joseph Haines. 

Charles Keller. 
Bastian Dunkel. 

Philip Brown. 

Christian Stiner. 

Casper Rohrer. 
Michael Miller. 
George Kittenger. 
Joseph Stenges. 

Nicholas Witsell>erger. 
James Weit. 
Peter Seitz. 

Peter Wolner. 

John Shefftle. 

Jacob Libeley. 
Peter Waller. 

John Charles Stover. 
John Hildebrand. 

Cliristopher Cryner. 

George Hunn. 

John Bucher. 

Nicholas Ingleblosd. 
John Bletz. 



June 15. 

.John Seiger. 
John Henry Kue. 

June 16. 

Patrick Mulholen. 

June 17. 

June 27. 

June 28. 

Jacob Sneveley. 
Mathias Easier. 
John Weaver. 
John Long. 

June 29. 

June 30. - 

July 1. 

John Brighthalt. 
July 1, 1778. 

Henry Shirk. 
July 2. 

July 3. 

Henry Teterich. 
Adam Glenry. 

July 6. 

Isaac Emely, 

Jul) I 7. 

Emanuel Derr» 
July 8. 

July i). 

Conrad Shisler. 
July 18. 

July 20. 



AND MILITIA OF THE ilEVOLUTlO^N, 



441 





Juhj 22. 


Jacob Eicher. 






Juhj 29. 


Micluiel Cryder. 






Julil 30. 


Christopher Furry. 






Julli 31. 


Henry Kingerich, 






Auijust 1. 


Samuel Beech. 


Henry Kushetts. 


Cliarles Morse. 






August 5. 


George Weicliter. 


Conrad Micher. 


Jacob Weidtnan. 


Peter Bineharren, 




August 7. 


George Tiber. 






August 15. 


Wdliam Smith. 


John Campbell. 




Augusi 21. 


Robert Caldwell. 


Samuel Bigart. 


xVk'xander Ilea. 


Philip Jacob Saul 




November 5. 


Robert Ischfiekl. 






November 6. 


Jacob Albert. 


Casper Lorentz. 


Maul Selei'sitz. 


Daniel Strieker. 


Henry Miller. 


James Keen. 


George Marquot. 


Simon Snider. 


John Woods, Jr. 


Hugh McElroy. 


Jolni Eberman. 


Nick Boss. 


Nicholas Tobb. 


Daniel McMollen. 


Bastian Sliirk. 


John McDaniel. 


Stei)hen Martin. 


John Liebreicli. 


Mayer Solomon. 


Conrod Yost. 


Lodwick Heck. 


John Hamilton. 


Cliarles Heinitz. 


Henry Krimler. 


Henry Fordiiey. 


William Brice. 


Jasi)er Yeates. 


Young Miroth. 


Paul Zautzinger. 


Henry Gross. 


Matthias Slough. 


Cln-istian Hensel. 


John Ewing. 


John Fowler. 


Sebastian Gral'f. 


David Miller. 


Hugh Ritson. 


George Ihand. 


Richard Hervey. 


George Bigler. 



442 



ASSOCIATED BATTALIONS 



Samuel [lenry. 
Pliilip Fullan. 
Henr