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PENNSYLVANIA 
ARCHIVES 


Stxtb  Sertee 


VOLUME  II. 


EDITED    BV 

THOMAS  LYNCH  MONTGOMERY 


UNDER    THE   DIRECTION    OF   THE 

Hon.  ROBERT  McAFEE, 

SECRETARY   OF   THE   COMMONWEALTH. 


HARRISBURG,  PA.: 

HARRISBURG  PUBLISHING   COMPANY,    STATE  PRINTER, 

1906. 


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MUSTER  ROLLS 


RELATING   TO   THE 


Associators  and  Militia 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON. 


(1 ) 

1— Vol.  Il^Sth  Ser. 


(2) 


WASHINGTON  COUNTY  LIEUTEN- 
ANTS. 


James  Marshall,   Apr.     4,  17S1. 

Sub-Lieutenants. 

John  Cannon, Apr.     2,  1781. 

Daniel  Leet, Apr.     2,  1781. 

William  McClury,  Dec.  24.  1781. 

William  Parker,    Dec.  24,  1781. 

George  Vallandigham,    Dec.  24,  1781. 

Matthew    Ritchie Dec.  24,  1781. 

James  Allison,    Jan.  20,  1784. 


COMMITTEE  OF  OBSERVATION. 


For  that  part  of  Augusta  county  that  lies  on  the  West  side  of 
the  Laurel  Hill,  at  Pittsburgh,  chosen  the  16th  day  of  May, 
1775.     (a.) 


George  Croghan. 
George  Campbell. 
Edward  Ward. 
John  McCuUogh. 
William  Gol. 
George  Vallandigham. 
John  Gibson. 
Dorsey  Pentecost. 
Edward  Cook. 
William  Crawford. 
Devinny  Smith. 
John  Anderson. 
David  Rodgers. 
Jacob  Van  Meter. 


Henry  Enoch. 
Thomas  Smallman. 
John  Canon. 
James  Ennis. 
George  Wilson. 
William  Vance. 
David  Shepherd. 
William  Elliott. 
Richmond   Willis. 
Samuel  Sample. 
John   Ormsby. 
Richard  McMaher. 
John  Nevill. 
John  Swearingen. 

(3) 


(4) 


FIRST  BATTALION 
WASHINGTON   COUNTY  MILITIA. 


(5) 


(6) 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON. 

ARRANGEMENT  OF  MILTIA,  1781-2.     (a.) 

FIRST  BATTALION. 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Henry  Enoch. 

Major. 
Samuel   McCullough. 


(c.)     MUSTER   ROLL   CAPTAIN    JOHN    MILLER'S   COMPY. 
FIRST  BATTALION,  WASHINGTON  COUNTY. 


Captain. 
John  Miller. 


Lieut. 
Cornelius. 

Ensign. 
Henry  Dickerson. 


1st.  Gideon  Dickerson. 
2nd.  John  Goble. 


Edwr.  McVae. 
Zenos.  Lindsly. 
Abrm.  Fordice. 
Thos.  Reynald. 
Litl.  George  Atkinson. 


Serjeants. 


3rd.  Jno.  Lindsly. 
4th.  Ephraim   Bates. 


Privates. 
First  Class. 


James  Tucker. 
Caleb  Goble. 
Peter  Hanks. 
Patrik  Alison. 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 
Second  Class. 


Caleb  Dille. 
Price  Dille. 
Nathan   Bane. 
Abram.  Hatheway. 


Big  George  Atkinson. 
Laurence  Craft. 
Ebr.  Goble. 
Leonard  Love. 


David  .lohnson. 
Benjm.  McVae. 
John  Carmichael. 
Danl.  Axtell. 


Third  Class. 


James  Hunter. 
James  Guffy. 
Dennis  Caharl. 
Isaac  McVae 


Stephen  Sanders. 
Elihu  Sanders. 
Thos.   Axtell. 
Saml.  Dille. 


Fourth  Class. 


John  McVae. 
Thos.  Craig. 
Nathan  Hatheway. 
Joseph  Pipes. 


Danl.   Parkhurst. 
James  Johnson. 
Israel  Dillt. 
Noah  Cook. 


Fifth  Class. 


Stephen  Cook. 
John  Whiten. 
Wm.  Craft. 
James  Draper. 


Richd.  Hatheway. 
Saml.  Creig. 
Ebr.  Orsborn. 
George  Carter. 


Sixth  Class. 


Richd.  Lee. 
Jacob  Rude. 
Danl.  Vean. 
Alex'dr  Stricklin. 


Isaac  Dille. 
Joseph  Bane. 
Caleb  Lindsly. 
Benjm.  Ricky. 


Seventh  Class. 


Jos.  Lindsly. 
Jacob  whosong 
Benjm.  Fraze. 
Wm.  Atkinson. 


Abel  Cook. 
David  Dille. 


Eighth  Class. 


John  Dille. 
Benjm.  Royce. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON. 


John  Miller. 
Andrew  Sheardine. 


Daniel  Crane. 
Lewis  Rite. 


This  may  Certify  that  I  have  made  a  fair  &  Impartial  Lot- 
tery for  the  above  Classes  of  ye  Western  Company  of  Amwell 
Township  Sept.  ye    21st,  1781. 

By  me  JOHN  MILLER,  Capt. 


WASHINGTON  COUNTY  OCTOBER  15TH,  1781  FIRST  BAT- 
TALION A  CLASS  ROLE  OF  CAPT.  ANDREW  FERLEYS 
COMPANY,     (c.) 


Captain. 

Andrew  Ferley. 

Lieut. 
James  Blackburn. 

Ensign. 
Jacob  Stull. 

Serjeants. 

1.  Andrew  Cox. 

2.  David  Lenard. 

3.  Joseph  Line. 

Privates 
First  Class. 


Benjamin  Blackburn. 
Mical  Cox,  Junr. 
James  Melligin. 
Joseph  Roberts. 

John  Castiel. 
James  Baley. 
Jacob  Need. 
Fredrick  Arnold. 


Jacob  Meek. 
Andrew  Kee. 
Jacob  Jackson. 


Second  Class. 


William  Jones. 
Elias  Kelley. 
John  Blackburn. 


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ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


John  Roberts. 
Jesse  Jackson. 
Peter  Benham. 
Jesse  Lenard. 

Christopher  Cox. 
Joseph  Lincicom. 
Solloman  Groom. 
John  Stull. 

Calip  Lincom. 
John  Wrigh. 
Thomas   Ishmal. 
John  Briont. 

William  Grooms. 
Phinies  McCraj\ 
Joseph  Blackburn. 
Isaac  Meek. 


Cobe  Lincicom. 
Jerimiah  Meek. 
Thomas  Keley,  Senr. 
Thomas  Umphras. 


John  lowrey. 
Samuel  McCray. 
John  Gooding. 
Nathan   Meek. 


Third  Class. 

Mical  Cox.   Senr. 
Samuel  Coll. 
John  Hegle. 

Fourth  Class. 

Thomas  Kelsy. 
John  Miller. 
Eligha  Moras. 

Fifth  Class. 

Edmo,n  Maning. 
William  Line. 
Samuel  Line. 

Sixth  Class. 

George  Miles. 
Danniel  Arnold. 
John  More. 
Tych  Rose. 

Seventh  Class. 

Philip  Fox. 
Daniel  Arnold,  Senr. 
Benjamin  Danels. 
Thomas  Hill. 

Eighth  Class. 

Hugh  Kee. 
Miles  baton. 
Alexander  Jackson. 
Nathan  Kelley. 


A  RETURN  OF  THE  1ST  CLASS  OF  MY  COMPANY  ORDORD 
ON  DUTY  FOR  THE  DEFENCE  OF  THE  FRONTIERS. 
(c.) 


Lt.  Elijah  Mills. 
Philip  Vervile. 


Jno.  Gray. 
Rob.  Timons. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON. 


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Jacob  Rush. 
Reuben  Ross. 
Paul  Brown. 


Andw.  Grey. 
Benjn.  Jennings. 


Given  under  my  hand  this  5th  Day  of  March,  1782. 

BENJAMIN  STITS,  Capt. 


(c.)  I  do  hereby  Certify  that  John  Broadford  hath  served 
his  tour  of  melitia  Duty  in  My  company  and  is  hereby  Dis- 
charged given  under  my  hand  this  2d  Day  of  April,  1782. 

ANDREW  FERLEY,  Capt. 


(c.)     A  CLASS  ROLL  FOR  CAPT.  MILLER'S  COMPANY. 


Edwd.  McVae. 
Zenos   Lindsly. 
Abraham  Fordice. 
Thos.    Reynalds. 
George  Atkinson  yet  1st. 
James    Tucker. 


Capt. 
John  Miller. 

Lieut. 
Cornelius  Miller,  absent. 

Ensign. 
Henry  Dickerson. 

Sergt. 
1st.  Gideon  Dickerson. 
2d.  John  Goble. 
3rd.  John  Lindsly. 

Drummer. 
John  Guin. 

Privates. 

First  Class. 

Caleb  Goble. 
Peter  Hanks. 
Alram.  Lindsly. 
Jacob  Whosong. 
Timothy  Ryon. 


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ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Caleb  Dllle. 
Price  Dille. 
Nathan  Bane. 
Abram.   Hath  way. 
George  Atkinson  2d. 


2d  Class. 

Laurence  Craft. 
Eben'r  Goble. 
Leonard  Love. 
Patrick  Alison. 
Francis   Griffing. 


David  Johnson. 
Benjm.  McVae. 
John  Carniichael. 
Daniel  Axtell. 
James  Hunter. 


3d  Class. 

James  Guffy. 
Dennis  Caharl. 
Isaac  McVae. 
Thos.  Sergent. 
Stephen  Carter. 


Stephen  Sanders. 
Elihu  Sanders. 
Thos.  Axtell. 
Saml.  Dille. 
John  McVae. 


4th  Class. 

Thos.  Creig. 
Nathan  Hatheway. 
Joseph  Pipes. 
Benj'm    Goble. 
Thos.  Grim. 


Danil  Parkhurst. 
James  Johnson. 
Israel    Dille. 
Noah  Cook. 
Stephen  Cook. 
John  Whiten. 


Richd.  Hatheway. 
Saml.  Creig. 
Ebenezar  Orsborn. 
George  Carter. 
Richd.   Lee. 


5th  Class. 

Wm.  Craft. 
James  Draper. 
Moses  Wiliams. 
Jessee  Bane. 
John  Ryon. 

6th  Class. 

Jacob  Rude. 
Daniel  Vears. 
Ephraim  Bates. 
Joseph  Col. 
Coonrod  Whosong. 


Isaac  Dille. 
Joseph  Bane. 
Caleb  Lindsly. 
Eenjn.    Riky. 
Joseph  Lindsly. 
Jacob  Whosong,  Juur. 


Class. 

Ben'm  Frazee. 
Jabez  Baldwin. 
Daniel   Dod. 
Matew.  Golden. 
Ellis  Bare. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON. 


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8th  Class. 


Abel  Cook. 
David  Dille. 
John  Dille. 
Benjm.  Royce. 
John  Miller. 
Andrew  Sheard. 


Danl.  Crane. 
Luis  Rite. 
Richd.  Sergent. 
Danl.  Lindsly. 
Isaac  Bane. 


Completed  this  Eighth  day  of  April  1782  by  me. 

JOHN  MILLER,  Capt. 


WASHINGTON  COUNTY  APRIL  THE  22d,  1782,  FIRST  BE- 
TALLION.  A  CLASS  ROLE  OF  CAPT.  ANDREW  FER- 
LEYS  COMPANY,     (c.) 


Mical  Cox,  Junr. 
James  Meligin. 
Jo.seph  Roberts. 
Jacob  Meek. 


Capt.* 
Andrew   Farley. 

Lieut. 
James  Blackburn. 

Ensign. 
Jacob  Stull. 

Clark. 
Samuel  Coll. 

Sergeants. 

1.  Andrew  Cox. 

2.  David   Lenard. 

3.  Joseph  Line. 

1st  Class. 

Andrew  Kee. 
John  Line. 
Jacob  Jackson. 
John  Mismore. 


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ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Richard  Hardusty. 
James  Baley. 
Jacob  Need. 
Fredrick  Arnolt. 

John  Roberts. 
Jesse  Jackson. 
Peter  Benham. 
Jesse  Lenard. 


2nd  Class. 

Wiliam  Jones. 
John  Blackburn. 
Thomas  Fowler. 

3rd  Class. 

Mical  Cox,  Ser. 
John  Hegle. 
Christopher  Cayman, 
Henry  Fix. 


Joseph  Linicom. 
Soloman  Grooms. 
John  Stull. 
Thomas  Kelsey. 

Calip  Linicom. 
John  Wright. 
Thomas  Ishmal. 


William  Grooms. 
Phinias  McCray. 
Isaac  Meek. 
Daniel  Arnold. 

Jeremiah  Meek. 
Thomas  Kelsy,  Sen. 
Philip  Fox. 


John   Lowrey. 
Samuel  McCray. 
John  Goodwine. 
Nathon   Meek. 
Hugh   Kee. 


4th  Class. 

John  Miller. 
Elisha  Morras. 
James  Wright. 

5th  Class. 

John  Briont. 
William  Line. 
Samuel  Line. 

6th  Class. 

John  More. 
Tych  Rose. 
Daniel  Gayman. 

7th  Class. 

Benjamin  Danels. 
Thomas    Hill. 
Tebias  More. 

8th  Class. 

Myls  Heaton. 
Alexander  Jackson. 
Nalhon  Kelley. 
Henry   Enoch. 


(c.)  This  is  to  Cartify  that  William  Anderson  hath  Served 
for  Samuel  Arwean  in  the  meliche  under  me  from  The  Eight- 
teenth  of  April  to  the  Seventeenth  of  May,  17S2. 

Giving  under  my  hand. 

JOSEPH  CISSNE,  Capt. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON.  15 


(c.)  A  RETURN  OF  THE  1ST  CLASS  OF  CAPT.  FERLEY'S 
COMPANY  NOW  ORDER'D  ON  DUTY  BY  COL.  WM.  Mc- 
CLEERY  THE  21ST  DAY  OF  JULY,  1782. 


Mic'l   Cox.  John  Line. 

James  Miligan.  And'w  Kee. 

Jacob  Jackson. 

JAS.  BLACKBURN,  Lieut. 


(c.)  A  Return  of  part  of  the  2,  3,  4,  &  5  Classes  of  my  Com- 
pany orderd.  on  Duty  for  an  Expcdiiion  under  Genl.  Irvine. 

Fredericlc  Arnold,  Jno.  Blaclvburn,  Jesse  Jackson,  Jesse  Leo- 
nard, Michl  Cox,  Senr.,  Solomon  Grooms,  Thomai  Kelso,  Caleb 
Lensicum,  Thos.  Ismeal  &  Saml.  Line,  Senr. 

Given  under  my  hand  this  25th  D.iy  of  S^pr.  17L2. 

ANDREW  FERLEY,  Cap. 


A  Return  of  part  of  the  2,  3,  4  &  5  Classes  of  my  Company 
Orderd.  on  Duty  on  an  Expedition  under  Genl.  Irwine. — John 
Gray,  Robt.  Timmons,  Jacob  Rush,  Reuben  Ross,  Paul  Brown, 
Benjn.  Jennings,  Ebenezer  Brown,  James  Morris,  Jno.  Veach, 
Elijah  Stites,  William  Hartley,  Silas  Grain,  Reuben  Perkins, 
Saml.  Hause,  Jno.  Ross,  Jno.  Martin,  Levan  Timmons,  Jno.  Mc- 
Kenney,  James  Guner,  Elisha  Perkins. 

Given  under  my  hand  this  25th  Day  of  Sept.  1782. 

BENJAMIN  STITES.  Capt. 


A  RETURN    OF    THE    OFFICERS    OF     MILITIA     IN    THE 
COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON  VIZ.     (c.) 


1ST   BATTALION. 


Lieut    Colonel. 
David  Phillips. 


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ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Major. 
John  Small. 


1     James   Mun,    i   Captn., 

Henry    sawings,     Lieut.,.. 

AVilliam   Byars '   Ensign,. 


2  Robert  Ritchie,,  nominated,  , 
Jeremiah  Wright,  nominated, 
Thomas    sweet,    nominated,     . 


William  Conner,  nominated, 
John  Conner,  nominated,  .. 
Isaac  Williams,    nominated. 


Mabra    Evans, 
James    Willson, 
William    Goban, 


7  William  Armstrong, 
John  Brackenridge, 
John     Blackburn, 


Captn., 
Lieut.,. 
Ensign, 


Captn., 
Lieut., . 

Ensign, 

Captn., 
Lieut., . 
Ensign, 


5     John    Robinson Captn 


Samuel    Heth Lieut.,. 

Thomas    Gibson Ensign, 


G     Samuel    Blackmore,    Captn., 

George    Welch Lieut.,.. 

Henry    Morrison,    Ensign,. 


Captn., 
Lieut., . 

Ensign, 


William   Phillips Captn., 

John    Lamb Lieut.,. 

Archibald    Ralston,     Ensign, 


I  do  certify  that  the  foregoing  return   is  just  as  it   stands 
stated. 
July  7th,  1784. 

JAMES  MARSHEL,  Lieut.  W.  Co'y. 


Corn's  made  out  and  dated  1st  day  of  May,  1783. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON. 


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(c.)     CLASS  ROLL  CAPT.  JAS.  ARCHER'S  COMl'V 

Capt. 
Jas.  Archer. 

Lieut. 
John  Fee. 

Ensn. 
Davd.  White. 


Danl.  Eston. 
Wm.  Gathers. 
Francis  Fort. 
Jas.   Bradford. 

Joseph  Archer. 
Nathan  Hughes. 
Philip  Newlan. 
Ezekiel  Morris. 


Serjt. 

Jno.  Gray. 
Jno.  Bryan. 
Stephen  Hyles. 

1st  Class. 

Wm.  Ingram. 
Alexr.  Moore. 
Thos.    Slater. 

2nd  Class.  • 

Danl.  Stewart. 
Arthur   Ingram. 
Israel  White. 
Simeon  Archer. 


3d  Class. 


Thos.  Reinhart. 
Hezeklah  Stuart. 
Henry  Hufman. 
Sebastian  Sroufe. 

Wm.  Wells. 
Lot.  Leonard. 
Barnet  Reinhart. 
Geo.  Nott. 


Jacob  Sellers. 
Richd.   Morris. 
Jas.    Eagon. 


4th  Class. 


Richd.  Jackson. 
Robt.  Gorrel. 
David  White. 


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ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


5th  Class. 


Jno.  Thrasher. 
Joseph  Reinhart. 
Jams.  Stewart. 
John  Jones. 

Jno.  Ankrom. 
Jas.   Prichet. 
Rolin  Hughes. 
Michl.  Archer. 


Jams.  Potter. 
Davd.  Owens. 
Jno.  Wiley. 


6th  Class. 


Saml.  Merandy. 
Davd.  Gray. 
Leonard  Sellers. 
Geo.  Lemley. 


7th  Class. 


Richd.   Stuart. 
Jno.  Reinhart. 
John  Hathway. 
Geo.  Sellers. 

Wm.   Carrel. 
Geo.  Fee. 
Thos.  Fee. 
Clifton  Bower. 


Petter  Delay. 
Jno.   Pursel. 
Wm.  James. 


8th  Class. 


Saml.  Hathway. 
ElJsha  Wiley. 
Jno.  Burns. 
Earnet  Eagon. 


CAPTN.  JNO.  GUTHREY'S  CLASS  ROLL,  (c.) 


Captain. 
John  Guthrey. 

Lieut. 
Elizear  Clegg. 

Ensign. 
Gideon  Long. 


1st.  Mathw.  Hanon. 
2nd.  Richd.  Dotson. 


Serjts. 

3rd.  John  Roberts. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON. 


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Baley  Johnson. 
Ess  Davis. 
Jno.  McMahon. 


Privates. 
First  Class. 

Jno.  Evans,  Junr. 
Noah  Long. 
Charles  Scobey. 


Richd.  Pain. 
Nathanl.  Kidd. 
John  Closson. 


Second  Class. 

Saml.    Button, 
(mutilated.) 
Isaac  Bozorth. 


David  Flovi^ers. 
Augustian  Dilenger. 
Jams  Long. 


Third  Class. 

Saml.  Evans. 
Wm.  Masters. 
Michael  Swope. 


John  Long. 
Zebidee  Lee. 
John  Six. 


Fourth  Class. 

Thos.  Province. 
Wm.  Hannah. 
Wm.  McCoy. 


Nathan  Currey. 
Jno.  Peteyjohn. 
Wm.  Netts. 
Charles  McDowel. 

SolomG\i  Hobbs. 
Thos.  Flowers. 
Francis  Hannah. 
Peter  Yoho. 

David  Long. 
Jno.  Douglas. 
Wm.  Robinson. 
Geo.  Evans. 

Zaca.  Evans. 
Henry  Balder. 
Levi  Hand. 
(Mutilated.) 


Fifth  Class. 

(Mutilated.) 
Benjn.  Netts. 
Eliel  Long. 

Sixth  Class. 

Henry  Yoho. 
Aaron  Jenkins. 
Elias  Stone. 

Seventh  Class. 

Jno.  Seryer. 
Jeremiah  Williams. 
Danl.  Kinehart. 

Eighth  Class. 

Thos.  Douglas. 
Jno.   Notts. 
Danl.  Notts. 


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ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


(c.)  PROVENCE  OF  PENSYSVANIEA  WORSHENTON 
COUNTY  MORGAIN  TOWNSHIP  ATTEND  LIST  OF  THIS 
DESTRICK. 


1st.  Marthew  gray. 
2nd.  Joseph  Mills. 


pliilip  Varvell. 
John  Gray. 
Robert  timmons. 
Jacob  Rush. 

Benjamin  ginnings. 
Ebenezer  brown. 
Jeames  Moris. 


Captain. 
Benjamin  Stits. 

Lieutenant. 
Elijah  Mills. 

Insign. 
William  lee. 

Sergent. 

3rd.  Jeams  bell. 

Privates. 

First  Class. 

rubin  Ross. 
paul  Brown. 
W^m.   Bonner. 

Second  Class. 

John  Mills. 
Jacob    Smitlte. 
Elijah  Stits. 


William  hartley. 
Silas  Crane. 
Rubin  purkins. 
Samuell  house. 

Amos  Leonard. 
John  Raws. 
John  Martan. 
Eleven   timons. 

William  Wright. 
Nathanell  Bell. 
William  Rusk. 
Samuell  Seals. 


Third  Class. 

John  Veach. 
henry  ginings. 
Andw.  Gray. 

Fourth  Class. 

John  Makkinea. 
Elishea  purkens. 
Jeams  guner. 

Fifth  Class. 

Jeams  parker. 
thonias   weekley. 
John  Casteel. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON. 


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Jacob  Mills. 
Ziba  lenard. 
Abner  brown. 


Sixth  Class. 

Ignasea  Ross, 
oldrage  Chidester. 
John  oldrage. 


Joseph  Steward. 
Isiah  hog. 
Jeams  Hook. 
Louis  Martain. 


Seventh  Class. 

Jobe  Walton. 
Jeorge  hoge. 
Davis  Jennings. 
Cobus  Lincicom. 


Levi  harod. 
Abell  bell. 
Robert  Ross. 
Willan  Ross. 
Jams.  Seals. 


Eighth  Class. 

Realph  Smith. 
David  ginings. 
Amiis  Lenard. 
Andrew  Grey. 


(c.)     WASHINGTON  COUNTY  TO  WIT. 


Personally  Came  before  me  the  Subscriber  Hugh  Johnson 
and  made  Oath  that  he  hired  John  McClure  in  Captn.  Stites 
Compy.  as  a  Substitute  .and  that  he  the  said  Hugh  was  to  Re- 
ceive the  State  pay. 

Sworn  &  subscribed  before  me  this  4th  day  of  Janry.  1784. 

HUGH  JOHNSON. 
Jams.  Marshel,  Lieut.  W.  Coy. 


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WASHINGTON   COUNTY   MILITIA. 


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Reading,  Oct.  ye  17,  1777.  (c.) 
Sii-:  James  Butler  and  Edward  Michel  both  Substitutes  in 
Lieut.  John  Wagoner's  company  in  my  Battalion  deserted  ye 
16th  of  October  Last  the  next  Day  after  they  Entr'd  and  I  de- 
sire you  to  Advertise  and  apprehend  the  said  James  Butler  and 
Edward  Mitchel  and  send  them  to  campe  under  guard.  I  am 
Sir  Your  Humble  Se't. 

MICHAEL  FINERMENTH   (?) 

Colonel. 
To  Lt.  Jacob  Morgan. 


ARRANGEMENT  OF  MILITIA,  1781-82.     (c.) 

SECOND    BATTALION. 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
George  Vallandigham. 

Major. 
William  Pollock. 

Captains. 
Thomas  Parkeson.  Cunningham. 


(c.)     I  do  hereby  Sartefy  that  John  Custer  have  sarved  on 
the  frunteers  in  September  six  day  1781. 

JOHN  WALL,  Capt. 


CLASS  ROOLE  OF  CAPT.  JOSEPH  BEELORS  COMPANY,   (c.) 

Decemb'r  24th,  1781. 
Captain. 

Joseph  Beelor. 


26 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Francis  Dunlavien. 
James  Brakenridge. 


William  Armstrong. 
Jno.  Sweriugin. 
Jno.  McLoney. 
Andrew  Crawford. 

David  Smith. 
Samuel  Thompson. 
Benjamin  Coe. 
Alexander  Twaddle. 

Hezekiah  Allison. 
Jas.   Matheis. 
Jas.    Ferrel. 
John  Frew. 


Lieut. 
James  Sharp. 

Ensign. 
Moses  Coe. 

Sargents. 

James  Lowry. 

1st  Class. 

Elisha  Vezee. 
Josias  Crawford. 
William  Love. 

2nd  Class. 

James   Lowrey. 
Alexander  Frew. 
William  Love. 

3rd  Class. 

John  Blackburn. 
Jas.  McLaughlin. 
John  Simson. 
James  Power. 


Francis  Morrison. 
Jno.  Brakenridge. 
John  Shannon. 
Daniel  Sweringen. 


4th  Class. 

Aaron  Barker. 
Humphrey  Orr. 
Charles  Morgan. 
Richard  Crooks. 


Geo.  McComb. 
Jno.  Morrison. 
Anthony  Boley. 
Zac.  Preter. 
John  Duglas. 


David  Coin. 
Jas.  Anderson. 


5th  Class. 

James  Hurley. 
Rich.  Vaughan. 
James  Henry. 
Jno.  Stilliongs. 
Jno.   Conyers. 

6th  Class. 

Wm.  Morris. 
Wm.   Conyers. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON. 


27 


John  Reed. 
Henry  Crague. 
Chas.  Hill. 


Jacob  Long. 
Wm.  Wells. 
Thomas  Sweringin. 
John  Patterson. 

Wm.  Blackmore. 
Nathaniel    Blackmore. 
Wm.  Marshal. 
Cornelias  Mannon. 
John  Gardner. 
Thomas  Mullin. 


Wm.  Gaudy. 
And.  Link. 
John   Marshall. 

7th  Class. 

Antony  Dunlavien. 
John  Dicson. 
Francis  Runnon. 

8th  Class. 

William  Cammel. 
John  Miller. 
Nath.  Coulter. 
Henry  Noble. 
Henry  Potter. 


A   CLASS   ROLE    OF   CAPT'N    ZADOK  WRIGHT    COMP.   OP 
MILITIA,     (c.) 


James  Eliot. 
Thos.  McMuUin. 

Thos.   Miller. 
Saml.    Willson. 
George  Seakman. 
Jacob  Fite. 


Captain. 
Zadok  Wright. 

Lieutenant. 
Robt.  Richy. 

Ensign. 
Thomas  Lapsly. 

Drummer. 
Henry  Kuykindall. 

Pifer. 
Henry  Kuykindall. 

Serjants. 

Thos.  Parks. 

1st  Class. 

Saml.  Glasco. 
Jacob  Rob. 
Jam's  Sparks. 


28 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Ramuel  Fauster. 
Thos.  Kildue. 
Jam's  Watson. 
Robert  Eostub. 


Jacob  Beams. 
John  Forgy. 
Joseph  Heth. 
Tobias  Woods. 


Wm.   Miller. 
John  Barracman. 
Bgr.  Kuyhendall. 
John  Trombo. 


Gilbert  Fite. 
John  Miller. 
James  Colter. 


2nd  Class. 

John  Chaimbers. 
Abrah  Willson. 
rJohn  McMeans. 

3rd  Class. 

Jam's  Wallas. 
Abrah   Kuyhendall. 
John  McNulty. 

4th  Class. 

Silas  Dexter. 
Abm.  Beams. 
Benj.  Read. 

5th  Class. 

John  Heth. 
John  Persol. 
Wm.  Cauher. 


John  Say. 
Benj'n  Sweet. 
John  Jones. 
Sam.  Philips. 


6th  Class. 

Eenj.  Bogert  (?) 
Adam  Sligh. 
John  Reed. 
James  Egnue. 


William  Lemaster. 
Wil'm  Elliot. 
John  Consauly. 
Adam  McFarrin. 


John  Malady. 
John  Woods. 
Jam.  Mctheny. 
Oliver  Eliot. 


7th  Class. 

John  Wallas. 
John  Kincaid. 
Nath.  Mctheny. 

8th  Class. 

John  Shields. 
David  Coot. 
James  Kildue. 
John  Stevinson. 


Giving  from  under  my  hand  this  8  day  of  January  1782. 

ZADOK  WRIGHT,  Capt. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON.  29 


WASHINGTON  COUNTY,  (c.) 


Before  me  ye  Subscribing  Justice  for  ye  County  Affores'd 
Came  Benjamine  Custard  &  made  oath  That  he  hired  Wm. 
French  for  one  months  service  on  ye  Stations  Under  Command 
of  Capt.  Cuningham  And  that  he  Received  a  Certificate  from 
ye  sd.  french  for  sd.  Tower  &  that  sd.  Deponant  was  to 
Receive  ye  State  Pay  for  sd.  tower.  Sworn  before  me  this  18th 
of  Janury,  1782.  . 

JNO.  DOUGLASS. 


(c.)  A  RETURN  1ST  CLASS  CAPTAIN  JOSEPH  BEELOR'S 
COMPANY  IN  THE  2ND  BATTN.  WASHINGTON  COUNTY 
MILITIA  ORDERED  TO  RENDEZVOUS  28TH  JANY.  1782. 


William  Armstrong.  Elisha  Vezey. 

John   Swearingham.  Josiah  Crawford. 

John  McConey.  William  Love. 
Andw.  Crawford. 

Given  under  my  hand  this  5th  day  of  Febry.  1782. 

JOSEPH  BEELER,  Capt. 


A  RETURN  IST  CLASS  CAPTAIN  SAMUEL  CUNNINGHAM'S 
COMPY.  IN  THE  2ND  BATTN.  WASHINGTON  COUNTY 
MILITIA  ORDERED  TO  RENDEVOUZE  28TH  JANY.  1782. 
(c.) 


John  Harrey.  John  McLaughlin. 

Arthur  Nickles.  Isaac  Justice. 

Jams.  Forsyth.  Andw.  Harrison. 

John  Stewart.  Mathew  Gilmore. 

Charles  Harrey.  John  Flemand. 

William  Piummer.  Jacob  Ribolt. 

Geo.  Piummer.  Jams  McKinley. 

Given  Under  my  hand  this  oth  day  Feby.  1782. 

SAML. 


30  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


A  RETURN  1ST  CLASS  CAPTAIN  WILLIAM  FIFES  COM- 
PANY IN  THE  2ND  BATT'N  WASHINGTON  COUNTY 
MILITIA,  ORDERED  TO  RENDEVOUZE  28TH  JANY.  1782. 
(c.) 

James  Brise.  John  White. 

Michael  Tagart.  Joseph  Hulse. 

Henry  Hulse.  Wm.  Phillips. 

John  Armstrong.  Geo.  Earlievin. 
Jam's  Willson. 

Given  Under  my  hand  the  oth  day  of  Feby.  1782. 

W.  FIFE,  Capt. 


A  RETURN  1ST  CLASS  CAPT'N  JAM'S  MUNN'S  COMPANY 
IN  THE  2ND  BATT.  WASHINGTON  COUNTY  MILITIA, 
ORDERED  TO   RENDEVOUZE   28TH  JAN'Y  1782.     (c.) 

Stephen  Burkham,  Serjt.  Jehu  Bennet. 

John  Wilkins.  Rich'd  Masters. 

Jam's  Miller.  Leverston  Thomas. 

John  Sampson.  Henry  Ferguson. 
Henry  Devour. 

Given  under  my  hand  this  5th  day  of  Feby.  1782. 

JAMES  MUNN,  Capt. 


LT.   ACKLEY'S  RETURN. 


Fort  Henry  febry  14,  1782.     (c.) 

Captain  Muns. 
Janry.        27     Sephen  burikm,  Sergent. 
John  Wilkins. 
Jehu  bennet. 
Daniel  Debore  Sul)  for  Hery  forgison. 

James 
Jess  Fulton  Sub  for  Thos.  Millar. 
David  Crawford  Sub  for  Henry  Divore. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON. 


31 


Capt.  beeler. 
Janry.  27     Hugh  Camron  Sub  for  Andrew  Crawford. 
John  Dickson  Sub  for  John  Melony. 

Captain  fife. 
Janary      27     Wm.  fillips. 
Febry.  the  6     JoSeph  Ryon  Sub  for  John  Armstrong. 

Captain   Cunnigam. 
Febry  the  6     James  forSythe. 
Charles  Harry. 
Arthor  Ackles. 
Thos.  Nickles  Sub  for  Isaack  Jesses. 

JOSEPH   ACKLEY,   liteuf. 
Fort  Henry  febr.  the  14,  1782. 


A  RETURN  1ST  CLASS  CAPTN.  WILLIAM  BRUCES  COM- 
PANY 2ND  BATTN.  WASHINGTON  COUNTY  MILITIA 
ORDERED  TO  RENDEVOUZE  THE  4TH  DAY  MARCH, 1782. 
(C.) 


Abraham  Deal. 
Hezekiah  Douthard. 
Edward   King. 


Jeremiah  Wright. 
Joshua  Careman. 
William   Williamson. 


Given  Under  my  hand  this  12th  March,  1782. 

WILLM.  BRUCE,  Capt. 


A  RETURN  1ST  CLASS  CAPTN.  JOSEPH  CISSNA'S  COM- 
PANY IN  THE  2ND  BATTN.  WASHINGTON  COUNTY  MIL- 
ITIA   ORDERED    TO    RENDEVOUZE    THE    4TH    MARCH, 

1782.     (c.) 


Joseph  Cissna,  Capt. 
Isaac  Sellers,  Serjt. 
James  Rutherford, 


Daniel  McMichael. 
John  Mitts. 
Cornelius  Connor. 


32  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

Geo.  Bail.  John  Evans. 

Thos.  Thornsberry.  Jno.  Taylor. 

Robert  Jewel. 

Given  Under  my  hand  this  12th  day  March,  1782. 

JOHN   CONNOR,   Lieut. 


A  RETURN  OF  PART  OF  THE  1ST  CLASS  CAPTAIN  SAM- 
UEL CUNNINGHAM'S  COMPANY  IN  THE  2ND  BATTN. 
WASHINGTON  COUNTY  MILITIA  ORDERED  TO  RENDE- 
VOUZE  THE  4TH  DAY  OF  MARCH,   1782.     (c.) 


1st  Class  Viz. 

John  McLaughlin.  Jacob  Ribolt. 

Andrew  Harrison.  James  McKinley. 

Mathew  Gilmore.  John  Flemond. 


Given  Under  my  hand  this  12th  day  March,  1782. 

SAML.  CUNNINGHAM,  Capt. 


A  RETURN  1ST  CLASS  CAPTN.  JNO.  WALL'S  COMPANY  IN 
THE  2ND  BATTN.  WASHINGTON  COUNTY  MILITIA  OR- 
DERED TO  RENDEVOUZE  THE  4TH  DAY  OF  MARCH, 
1782.     (c.) 

James  Greenland.  Henry  Newkirk. 

Thos.  McCIean.  Jonathan  Casebear. 

Jacob  Cochoran.  Jacob  Newland. 

John  Lane.  William  Perkison,  Senr. 

Elias   Pegg.  Thomas  Synyard. 
Robt   McDuffey. 

Given  Under  my  hand  this  12th  day  March,  1782. 

JOHN  WALL,  Capt. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON.  33 

(c.)  This  is  to  Certify  that  William  Williamson  served  one 
month  Tower  of  melitia  out  of  Capt.  William  Bruces  Company 
commenceing  the  forth  Day  of  March  to  the  forth  Day  of  Aprill 
by  Order  of  Colo.  James  Marshal. 

Given  under  my  hand  this  forth  Day  of  Aprill,  1782. 

SAM'L  BEELER. 


A  REPORT  OF  THE  NAMES  OF  THE  FIRST  CLASS,     (c.) 


Saml.  Glasco. 

George  Seakman. 

Jacob  Flte. 

Thos.  Miller. 

Saml.  Willson   (it  will  be  a  favour  to  excuse  him  awhile). 

Isaac  Rob  (not  gone). 

James  Sparks  (Removed  out  of  the  County). 

ZADOCK  WRIGHT,  Capt. 
To  Col'o  George  Vallandgohn, 
March  lid,   1782. 


A  RETURN  2ND  CLASS  CAPTN.  WILLIAM  BRUCE'S 
COMPY.  2ND  BATTN.  WASHINGTON  COUNTY  MILITIA, 
ORDERED  TO  RENDEVOUZE  THE  18TH  DAY  OF  MARCH, 
1782.     (c.) 


Benjamin  Custard.  John  Anderson. 

Michael  Rybolt.  James  Fowler. 

Phillip  Dealy.  John  Robinson. 

Given  Under  my  hand  this  22nd  day  March,  1782. 

WILLM.  BRUCE,   Capt. 

3— Vol.  II— 6th  Ser. 


34 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


(c.)  A  RETURN  2ND  CLASS  CAPTAIN  JOSEPH  BEELOR'S 
COMPANY  2ND  BATT'N  WASHINGTON  COUNTY  MILI- 
TIA, ORDERED  TO  RENDEVOUZE  THE  18TH  DAY  OF 
MARCH,  1782. 


Moses  Coe,  Ensign. 
James  Lowrey,  Sergt. 
David  Smith. 
Samuel  Thompson. 
Benj'n  Coe. 


Alexander  Twaddle. 
James  Lowrey. 
Alex'r  Frew. 
Will'm  Love. 


Given  under  my  hand  this  22nd  day  March,  1782. 

JOSEPH  BEELOR,  Capt. 


(c.)  A  RETURN  2ND  CLASS  CAPT'N  JOSEPH  CISSNA'S 
COMPY.  2ND  BATTALION  WASHINGTON  COUNTY  MILI- 
TIA, ORDERED  TO  RENDEVOUZE  THE  18TH  MARCH, 
1782. 


William  Ryan. 
Gabriel  Walker. 
Joseph  Ryan. 
Robert  Witherhead. 
John  Sayers. 


Joseph  McDermitt. 
Benjn.  Reno. 
George  Swaish. 
James  Baily. 


Given  Under  my  hand  this  22nd  day  March,  1782. 

JOHN  CONNOPER,  Lieut. 


(c.)  A  RETURN  2ND  CLASS  CAPTN.  SAMUEL  CUNNING- 
HAM'S COMPANY  2ND  BATTN.  WASHINGTON  COUNTY 
MILITIA  ORDERED  TO  RENDEVOUZE  THE  18TH  MARCH 

1782. 


David  McKee,  Lieut. 
Willm.  Wightman,  Serjt. 
John  Montgomery. 


Jams.  McKee. 
Henry  Wood. 
Archibald  McDowel. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON.  35 

Maybury  Evans.  Aaron  Whitacre. 

John  Gobar.  Francis  Holland. 

John  Reed.  Charles  McHaffey. 

Laughlln  McLaughlin.  Sebastian  Frederick. 

Given  Under  my  hand  this  22nd  day  March  1782. 

SAML.  CUNNINGHAM,  Capt. 


A  RETURN  2ND  CLASS  CAFTN.  WILLIAM  FIFE'S  COMPY. 
2ND  BATTN.  WASHINGTON  COUNTY  MILITIA,  OR- 
DERED TO  RENDEVOUZE  THE  18TH  DAY  MARCH,  1782. 
(c.) 


John  Fife,  Senr.  Thos.  Willson. 

Abraham  Andrews.  James  Domey. 

John  Brice.  Abraham  Wattson. 

Robert  Frazer.  James  Fife. 

Joseph  Logan.  Joseph  Phillips. 

Given  Under  my  hand  this  22nd  day  March,  1782. 

W.  FIFE,  Captn. 


(c.)  I  do  hereby  Certify  that  Sebastian  Frederick  did  One 
Months  Duty  In  my  Company  Stationed  at  Jn'o  Tettusis  Com- 
mencing March  18th  and  Ending  Apr'l  1782.  Given  under  my 
hand  this  19th  Day  of  Apr'l  1782. 

DAVID   McKEE,   Lt. 


I  do  hereby  Certify  that  Sebastian  Frederick  did  One  Months 
Duty  In  my  Company  Stationed  at  Montoors  Bottom  Commenc- 
ing June  22ncl  and  ending  July  23rd.  1782.  Given  under  my 
hand  this  24th  Day  of  July,  1782. 

DAVID   McKEE,    Lt- 


36  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


A  RETURN  2ND  CLASS  CAPTN.  JAMES  MUNN'S  COMPANY 
2ND  BATTN.  WASHINGTON  COUNTY  MILITIA  ORDERED 
TO  RENDEVOUZE  THE  18TH  DAY  MARCH,  1782.     (c.) 


John  Priitsman,  Sergt.  Robert  Bowers. 

Daniel  Harris.  John  Devoir. 

John  Renkon.  William  Nailor. 

John  Edginton.  Benjm.  Mills. 

Robert  Crouch.  John  Paramour. 

Given  Under  my  hand  this  22nd  day  of  March,  1782. 

JAMBS  MUNN,  Captn. 


(c.)  I  do  hereby  Certify  that  George  Sickman  in  the  first 
Class  of  Capt.  Zedikiah  Wright's  Company  of  Militia  hatli 
served  Thirty  Days  Under  my  Command  two  Days  before 
General  Rendezvous  Included,  and  is  Intitled  to  the  Militia 
State  pay  for  the  said  Tour, ,  having  found  himself  in  provision. 

Given  under  my  hand,  Camp  near  Bakers  Fort,  March  30th, 
1782. 

DAVID  REED,  Capt. 


A  RETURN  2ND  CLASS  CAPTAIN  JNO.  WALL'S  COMPY. 
2ND  BATTN.  WASHINGTON  COUNTY  MILITIA,  OR- 
DERED TO  RENDEVOUZE  THE  18TH  MARCH,  1782.     (c.) 


James  Graham.  .  Alexr.  McMunn. 

Henry  Magner.  James  Riggs. 

Nathan  Casebear.  John  Shannon. 

John  Mitchel.  John  Parkison. 

John  Hudson.  David  Leviston. 

Lewis  Cameron.  Wm.  Tawnyhill. 

Gilbert  Carney.  Adam  Figley. 

Given  Under  my  hand  this  22nd  March,  1782. 

JOHN  WALL,  Capt. 


COUNTY  OP  WASHINGTON.  37 


(c.)  A  RETURN  2ND  CLASS  CAPT'N  ZADOCK  WRIGHT'S 
COMP'Y  2ND  BATTN.  WASHINGTON  COUNTY  MILITIA 
ORDERED  TO  RENDEVOUZ  THE  18TH  DAY  OF  MARCH, 

1782. 


Samuel  Fouster.  John  Chalmers. 

Thomas  Kildue.  Abraham  Willson. 

James  Wattson.  John  McMeans. 
Robert  Eastub. 

Given  under  my  hand  this  22nd  day  March,  1782. 

ZADOK  WRIGHT,  Capt. 


(c.)  This  is  to  Sartify  that  Thomas  Peton  hath  Sarved  for 
John  Robertson  In  the  melishe  under  me  from  the  Eighteenth 
of  March  to  the  Seventeenth  of  April,  1782. 

Given  under  my  hand. 

JOS.  CISSNE,  Capt. 


(c.)  This  is  to  Sartify  that  William  Anderson  hath  served 
For  Thomas  Wilson  in  the  melishe  under  me.  From  the  Eigh- 
teenth of  March  to  the  twelveth  of  April  1782.  Giving  under 
my  hand. 

JOS.  CISSNE,  Capt. 


(c.)  I  do  hereby  Certify  that  Henry  Newkirk  in  the  first 
Class  of  Capt.  John  Walls  Company  found  a  Sufficient  Substi- 
tute in  his  place  for  the  term  of  Thirty  days  under  my  com- 
mand two  Days  before  the  General  Rendezvous  Included  and 
is  Intitled  to  the  Militia  State  pay  accordinly  being  found  in 
Provision  by  the  States  given  under  my  hand  camp  near 
Baker's  Fort,  March  30th,  1782. 

DAVID  REED,  Capt. 


Sir:    Pleas  to  Let  Henrey  NewCark  have  my  due  bill  and 
you  will  oblidge  me  much. 

Februarey  ye  19th,  1785. 

WILLIAM  BRADBY. 


38  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MIIJTIA. 


A  RETURN  3D  AND  4TH  CLASSES  CAPTN.  JOSEPH  BEE- 
LOR'S  COMPY.  2ND  BATTALION  WASHINGTON  COUNTY 
MILITIA  ORDERED  TO  RENDEVOUZE  THE  18TH  APRIL, 
1782.     (c.) 

3d  Class. 
James  Brackenridge,  Sergt.        John  Blackburn. 
Hezekiah  Allison.  John  Simpson. 

James  Mathews.  James  Powers. 

James  Ferrel.  James  McLaughlin. 

John  Frew. 

4th  Class. 
James  Sharp.  Lieut.  Aaron  Barker. 

Francis  Morrison.  Humphrey  Orr. 

John  Brackenridge.  Charles  Morgan. 

John  Shannon.  Richd.  Crooks. 

Daniel  Swearingham. 

Given  Under  my  hand  this  24  April,  1782. 

JOSEPH  BEELER,  Capt 


A  RETURN  3D  AND  4TH  CLASSES  CAPTN.  WM.  BRUCE'S 
COMPY.  2ND  BATTALION  W.  COUNTY  MILITIA,  OR- 
DERED TO  RENDEVOUZE  THE  18TH  APRIL,  1782.     (c.) 


3rd  Class. 
Thoms.  Crooks.  John  Dealy. 

Nathan  Dealy.  Jacob  Baker. 

Phillip  Dealy,  Junr.  Andw.  Heth. 

Jno.  McElhenney,  Junr. 

4th  Class. 
Robert  Little.  Jams.  Logan. 

Thos.  Gibson.  Paul  Mathews. 

Charles  Dealy,  Junr.  Saml.  Irvine. 

Given  Under  my  hand  this  24th  day  April  1782. 

WILLM.  BRUCE,  Capt. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON. 


39 


(c.)  A  RETURN  3  AND  4TH  CLASSES,  CAPTN.  JOSEPH 
CISNA'S  COMPY.  2ND  BATTN.  W.  COUNTY  MU^ITIA  OR- 
DERED TO  RENDEVOUZE  APRIL  18TH,  1782. 


David  Bell. 
Cutlep  Holler. 
Robt.  Hughes. 
Willm.  McFarland. 
Jams.  Stoops. 

Alexr.  Long. 
Jams.  Bell. 
Nathanl.  Stocks. 
Danl.  Shacan. 
Jams.   Hartford. 
Joseph  Bell. 


3rd  Class. 

Wm.  Brice. 
John  Ryan. 
Martin  McKing. 
John  Kerr. 

,4th  Class. 

Robt.  Furlow. 
John  Bale. 
Rich'd  Crail. 
Archd.  Thompson. 
Wm.  Williams. 


Given  Under  my  hand  this  24th  day  April,  1782. 

JOHN  CONNER,  Lieut. 


A  RETURN  3D  AND  4TH  CLASSES  CAPTN.  SAMUEL  CUN- 
NINGHAM'S COMPY.  2ND  BATTN.  WASHINGTON 
COUNTY  MILITIA  ORDERED  TO  RENDEVOUZE  THE 
18TH  APRIL,  1782.     (c.) 


John  Caldwell. 
Frederick  Barger. 
William  Gobin. 
Thomas  Mathews. 
Joseph  Irvine. 
Jacob  Knight. 


3d  Class. 

Henry  McLaughlin. 
Robt.  Purdey. 
Andw.  Glass. 
Michael  Razor. 
William  Stephenson. 
Eleazer   Miars. 


Jams.  Willson,  Ensign. 
John  Neel,  Serjt. 


4th  Class. 

John  Glazier. 
John  McCoy. 


40  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

Jo^n  Sprout.  Anthony  Glass. 

Daniel  Razor.  Wm.  Black. 

Saml.  Reed.  John  Rutherford. 

William  Shaw.  Jams.  Rice. 

Henry  Wolf.  David  Montgomery. 

Thoms.  Sands. 

Given  Under  my  hand  this  24th  day  of  April,'  1782. 

SAML.  CUNNINGHAM,  Capt. 


(c.)  A  RETURN  3D  &  4TH  CLASSES  CAPTN.  WM.  FIFE'S 
COMPY.  2ND  BATTN.  W.  COUNTY  MILITIA  ORDERED 
TO  RENDEVOUZE  THE  18TH  APRIL,  1782. 

3rd  Class. 

Andw.  Hood,  Lieut.  Spencer  Records. 

John  Phillis,  Serjt.  Robt.   Cunning. 

Archibald  Ralston.  Andw.  Vint. 

Josiah  Records.  John  Kyser. 

Joseph  McKinney.  Andrew  Hood. 

Thos.  Harris.  Saml.  Clark. 

4th  Class. 

John  Lamb,  Serjt.  Jacob  Jones. 

Erwd.  Sharp.  Saml.  Brice. 

Saml.  Phillips.  Alexr.  McCoy. 

John  Jones.  Saml.  Watts. 

Jams.  Hogeland.  Robt.    Dougan. 

David  Phillips.  Thos.  Bond. 

Given  Under  my  hand  this  24th  April,  1782. 

W.  FIFE. 


A  RETURN  3D  AND  4TH  CLASSES  CAPTN.  JAMS  MUNN'S 
COMPY.  2ND  BATTN.  WASHINGTON  COUNTY  MILITIA, 
ORDERED  TO  RENDEVOUZE  THE  18TH  APRIL,  1782.    (c.) 


3rd  Class. 
Henry  Sawins,  Ensign.  William  Brown. 

Obadiah  Willson,  Sergt.  James  Renkon. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON. 


41 


Hugh  Miller. 
Joseph  Kenney. 
Thos.  Rounds. 


John  Masters. 
Alexr.  Hambelton. 
David  Devoir. 


4th  Class. 


Thomas  Paramour. 
William  Willkins. 
Joseph  Edkinton. 
William  Maxwell. 
George  Willson. 


James  Demoss. 
James  Lowrey. 
William  Marshall. 
George  Edginton. 


Given  Under  my  hand  this  24th  April,  1782. 

JAMES  MUNN,  Capt. 


(c.)  A  RETURN  3D  AND  4TH  CLASSES  CAPTN.  JNO. 
WALLS  COMPY!  2ND  BATTALION  W.  COUNTY  MILITIA, 
ORDERED  TO  RENDEVOUZE  APRIL  18TH,  1782. 


3d  Class. 


John  Mullen. 
Andw.  Walker. 
Jams.  O'Daniel. 
Wm.   Thompson. 
William  Boys. 
Alexr.  McClean. 
Richard  Perkison. 
Assey  Cook. 


William  Herring. 
Norrid  Francis. 
Thoms.   Conyers. 
Daniel  Jacobs. 
Jacob  Wickerham. 
Robt.  Temple. 
Jams.  Perkison. 
John  Waggoner. 


4th  Class. 


John  Kennedy. 
William  McConnel. 
Jams.  Kerr. 
Jams.  Scott. 
David  Hambilton. 
Joseph  Perkison. 


Wm.  Perkison'  Junr. 
John  O'Daniel. 
Jams.  Tawnyhill. 
John  Finley. 
Geo.  Welch. 


Given  Under  my  hand  this  24th  day  April,  1782. 

JOHN  WALL,  Capt. 


42  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

(c.)     This  is  to  certify  that  Alexander  Hamilton  served  one 
month  tower  of  Duty  from  the  18  of  April  the  16  Day  of  May. 
Given  under  my  hand  this  16  Day  of  May  1782. 

ENSIGN  HENRY  SAWIN. 


A  REPORT  OF  3D  &  4  CLASS  ORDERD  ON  DUTY,     (c.) 


3rd 
Jacob  Beam.  James  Wallis. 

John  Forga.  Abrah'm  Kuykindall. 

Joseph  Heth.  John  McNulty. 

Tobias  Woods. 

4th  Class. 

William  Miller.  Silis  Dexter. 

John  Barracman.  Abram.   Beam. 

Benj.   Kuykindall.  Benj.  Read. 

John  Trombo. 

ZADOK  WRIGHT,  Captn. 

April  the  24,  1782. 


(c.)  June  15th,  1782.  This  is  to  certify  that  peter  antle 
Served  as  a  solder  in  my  commincing  May  16th  ending  June  14 
certifide  by  me. 

ZADOK  WRIGHT,  Capt. 


(c.)June  14th,  1782,  this  is  to  certify  that  Jacob  Beam  served 
in  my  compy  as  a  soldier  commencing  May  16th  Ending  June 
14,  certifide  by  me. 

ZADOK  WRIGHT,    Capt. 


(c.)  June  14th,  1782,  this  is  to  certify  that  James  Egnul 
Served  as  a  soldir  in  my  Company  commencing  may  16  End- 
ing June  14th.     Certifide  by  me. 

ZADOK  WRIGHT,  Capt. 


(c.)  June  14th,  1782  this  is  to  certify  that  James  Elliot 
served  as  a  sarjent  in  my  company  commencing  may  16  End- 
ing June  14  certifide  by  me. 

ZADOK  WRIGHT,  Capt. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON.  43 

Sr.   be  pleasd  to  pay  the  bearer  hereof  Zadok  Wright  the 
within  certificate  and  is  so  doing  you  will  oblige  me. 
January  ye  10th,  1785. 

JAMBS  ELLIOT. 


(e.)  June  15th,  1782.  This  to  Certify  that  Peter  frederick 
Served  as  A  solder  in  my  Company  Commincing  May  16th  End- 
ing June  14th  Certifide  by  me. 

ZADOK  WRIGHT,  Capt. 


(c.)  June  14,  1782  this  is  to  certify  that  John  Furlow  served 
as  a  soldier  in  my  company  commencing  May  16  ending  June 
21.    Certifide  by  me. 

ZADOK  WRIGHT,  Capt. 


(c.)  I  Do  hearby  Certify  that  Jerimiah  Jacobs  hath  Served 
his  tower  on  the  Frunteers  beginning  att  the  16th  of  May  End- 
ing the  14th  of  June  both  days  encluded  Certifyed  by  me  this 
13th  of  June  1782. 

ZADOK  WRIGHT,  Capt. 


(c.)  June  14  this  is  to  Certify  that  Robert  Keth  served  in 
my  Company  as  a  soldier  commincg  May  16  &  ending  Jun.  14. 
Certificate  by  me. 

ZADOK  WRIGHT,  Capt. 


(c.)  June  14,  1782,  this  is  to  certify  that  Patrick  McDanald 
served  as  a  soldier  in  my  company  commencing  May  16,  End- 
ing June  14th,  Certified  by  me. 

ZADOK  WRIGHT,  Capt. 


(c.)  June  15th,  1782.  This  is  to  Certify  that  James  McMul- 
lin  Served  as  a  soldier  in  my  Company  Commencing  May  16, 
Ending  June  14th,  Certifide  by  me. 

ZADOCK  WRIGHT,  Capt. 


44  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

(c.)  June  15th,  1782,  this  is  to  certify  that  Thomas  Miles 
served  as  a  soldier  in  my  company  commencing  May  16th,  end- 
ing June  14th,  certifide  by  me. 

ZADOK  WRIGHT,  Capt. 


(c.)  I  do  hearby  Certify  that  James  Obeney  hath  Served  his 
tower  on  the  frunteers  beginning  the  16th  of  May,  Ending  the 
14th  of  June  both  days  encluded.  Certifyed  by  me  this  13th 
of  June,  1782. 

ZADOK  WRIGHT,  Capt. 


I  do  hereby  sighn  over  all  my  Right  and  title  of  the  within 
Discharge  to  William  McKee  for  his  use. 

JAMES  ABONY. 
Witness  present, 
Jas  Willson. 


(c.)  I  do  hearby  certify  that  John  Parks  heath  served  his 
tower  of  the  fronteer  beginning  the  16th  of  May  ending  the 
16th  of  June  both  days  encluded  certifyed  by  me  this  13th  of 
June,  1782. 

ZADOK  WRIGHT,  Capt. 


I  do  asign  over  all  my  Right  and  title  of  the  within  to  Johna- 
than  philops  this  13th  Day  of  Jenr.  1785. 

JOHN  PARKS. 
THOMAS  PARES. 


(c.)  June  14,  1782,  this  is  to  Certify  that  William  Peyton 
Served  in  my  Company  as  a  soldier  commencing  May  16th  End- 
ing June  14th. 

Certified  by  me. 

ZADOK  WRIGHT,  Capt. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON.  45 

I  do  sign  over  all  my  writ  of  the  within  Certificate  unto 
Jeremiah  Wright  for  value  rec'd  of  him  as  witness  my  hand 
23d  October.  1784. 

WILL'M  his  X  mark  PEYTON. 

Zadok  Wright. 


(c.)  I  do  hereby  certify  that  Phillip  Perchman  hath  served 
his  tower  on  the  frunteer  It  being  the  16th  of  May  till  the  14  of 
June  both  Days  included.     Certifyd  by  me. 

ZEDAK  WRIGHT,  Capt. 


(c.)  June  14,  1782,  this  is  to  certify  that  Henry  Randolph 
has  served  in  my  company  as  a  sargent  Commencing  May  16, 
ending  June  the  14,  certifide  by  me. 

ZADAK  WRIGHT,  Capt. 


(c.)  I  do  hereby  Certify  that  Joseph  Sweet  has  served  as 
a  Substitute  for  John  Miller  Commencing  16  May  Ending  16 
of  June. 

Certfide  by  me. 

ZD.  WRIGHT,  Capt. 
6d  June,  1782. 


(c.)  June  14,  1782.  This  is  to  Certify  that  Andrew  Thomp- 
son served  in  my  company  as  a  soldier  Commencing  May  16, 
Ending  June  14.     Certifide  by  me. 

ZADEK  WRIGHT,  Capt. 


(c.)  June  14,  1782,  this  is  to  Certify  That  Abraham  Wilson 
servid  as  a  soldier  in  my  Company  Commencing  May  16,  End- 
ing June  14.     Certified  by  me. 

ZADOK  WRIGHT,  Capt. 


(c.)  This  is  to  Certify  that  James  Wilson  has  Served  ,as 
Lieut  In  my  Compy.  Comminsing  May  16th,  Ending  June  14th. 
Certified  by  me. 

ZADOK  WRIGHT,  Capt. 

June  the  15,  1782. 


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ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


(c.)  June  14th,  1782,  this  is  to  Certify  that  John  Williams 
has  (mutilated)  as  a  soldier  in  my  Company  Commencing  May 
16.     Ending  (mutilated).     Certifide  by  me. 

ZADOK  WRIGHT. 


(c.)  This  is  to  Certify  that  Hezekiah  Douthit  has  Served  one 
months  tower  for  Robert  Little  at  McDonald  Station  in  ye 
3d  Class. 

Given  under  my  hand  this  17th  Day  of  May,  1782. 

JAMES  SHARP,  Lieut. 


(c.)     Sir:    Please  to  let  the  Bearer  James  Chamber  have  a 
Certificate   for   the   tower   of  Duty  that   I    did   under  Captain 
Right  in  May,  1782. 
January  11,  1785. 
Jonathan  Casebeer. 

ISAACK  HARRIS. 


A  RETURN  5TH,  6TH,  7TH  &  STH  CLASSES  CAPT.  JOSEPH 
BEELOR'S  COMPY.  2ND  BATT'N  W.  COUNTY  MILITIA 
ORDERD.  TO  RENDEVOUZE  THE  14TH  JUNE,  1782. 


George  McComb. 
John  Morrison. 
Anthony  Boly. 
Zac.  Prefer. 
John  Douglas, 


5th  Class. 

Rich'd  Vaun. 
Jam's  Hurley. 
Jam's  Hencey. 
John  Stillings. 
John  Conyers. 


David  Coen. 
Jam's  Anderson. 
Will'm  Morrison. 
William  Conyers. 
John  Reed. 


6th  Class. 

Charles   Hill. 
Henry  Crague. 
Wm.  Goudey. 
And'w  Link. 
Jno.  Marshel. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON. 


47 


7th  Class. 


Jacob  Long. 
William  Wells. 
Thos.  Swearingham. 
Jno.  Patterson. 


Henry  Potter. 
William  Blackmore. 
Nathan'l  Blackmore. 
William   Marshel. 
Cornelius  Mannon. 
John  Gardner. 


Anthony  Dunleavy. 
Jno.  Dicson. 
Francis  Renoe. 


8th  Class. 


Thomas  Mullin. 
William  Campbell. 
John  Miller. 
Nath'l  Colter. 
Henry  Noble. 


Given  under  my  hand  this  19th  day  June,  1782. 

JOSEPH  BEELOR,  Capt. 


A  RETURN  5TH,  6TH,  7TH  AND  8TH  CLASSES  CAPT'N 
WM.  BRUGES  COMPANY  2ND  BATT'N  W.  COUNTY  MILI- 
TIA ORDERED  TO  RENDEVOUZE  JUNE  14TH,  1782.       (c.) 


Henry  Randolph,  Serjt. 
Henry  Crooks. 
Robl,  Crooks. 
Thos   Paton, 


5th  Class. 


John  McEllany,  Sen'r. 
Petter  Balia. 
Charles  Dealy. 
Nathan  Dealy. 


John  Cunningham. 
Moses  Holiday. 
Robert  Heath. 


6th  Class. 


Adam  Guthrie. 
William  Heath. 
William  Peaton. 


John  Romiue,  Serjt. 
William  Frame. 
Jam's  McMahon. 
Sam'l  Wright. 


7th  Class. 


William  Marshel. 
Sam'l  Heath. 
Phillip  Ownsetlar. 
Jam's  Johnson. 


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ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


8th  Class. 


Thos.  Cummings,  Serjt. 
George  Urie. 
Andrw.  Noi. 
Leonard  Kepler. 


Wm.  Kent. 
Isaac  Hull. 
David  Jones. 
Jam's  Logan. 


Given  under  my  hand  this  19th  day  June  1782. 

WILL'M  BRUCE,  Capt. 


(c.)  A  RETURN  5TH,  6TH,  7TH  AND  8TH  CLASSES  CAPT. 
JOSEPH  CISNAS  COMPY.  2ND  BATT.  W.  COUNTY  MILI- 
TIA ORDERED   TO   RENDEVOUZE  JUNE   14TH,   1782. 


Robert  Boyd,  Senr. 
Wm.  Hervey. 
John  Kerr. 
Wm.  Marks. 


5th  Class. 


Wm.  McCleland. 
Saml.  Blair. 
Jas.   Long. 
John  Bale. 


6th  Class. 


Jno.  Nickolas. 
Thos.  Redmon,  Senr. 
Thos.   Boyd. 
Wm.  Redmond. 
Saml.  Bell. 
Wm.  Wood. 


Danl.  Sweney. 
Jacob  Judah. 
Robt.  White. 
William  Thompson. 
Robt.  Jefferson. 


Given  under  my  hand  this  29th  day  of  June,  1782. 

JOHN 


7th  Class. 


John  Bell. 
Isaac    McMichael. 
Robt.  Bell. 
John  Redmond. 
Thos.  Hannah. 


Geo.  Redmond. 
Isaac  Walker. 
Mathw.  McGregor. 
John  Crale. 
Jacob  Miller. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON. 


49 


Robt.  Snodgrass. 
Isaac  McMichael. 
Joseph  Williams. 
Thos.  Armour. 


8th  Class. 

John  McMichael. 
Daniel  Moore. 
John  Henry. 
John  McCarmick. 


A  RETURN  5TH,  6TH,  7TH  AND  8TH  CLASSES  CAPT'N 
SAMUEL  CUNINGHAM'S  COMPANY  2ND  BATT'N  W. 
COUNTY  MILITIA  ORDERED  TO  RENDEVOUZE  THE 
14TH  DAY  JUNE,  1782.     (c.) 


5th  Class. 


George  Chambers. 
John   Louderbeck. 
John  Pack. 
Robt.  Henderson. 
Jacob  Devebach. 
Henry   Shaffer. 
John  McLaughlin. 


Thos.  Miles. 
Jno.  McDermot. 
Rich'd  Fleck. 
Hugh  McCoy. 
Wm.  McKee. 
Thos.  Finney. 
Thos.  Snodgrass. 


6th  Class. 


Wm.  Mathews. 
Jonathan  Phillips. 
Robt.  Thompson. 
Jam's  Henderson. 
Morris  Kahoe. 
Joseph  Goban. 


William  Stewart. 
Eneas  McCIean. 
John  Churchill. 
And'w  Kirroid. 
John  Johnston. 
Jacob  Pendle. 


7th  Class. 


John  McKinsey. 
Thos.  Cunningham. 
Michael  Louderbeck. 
Jam's  Irvine. 
Abraham  Whiteacre. 
Jam's  Hamelton. 
John  Small. 
John  Wolf. 

4— Vol.  II— 6th  Ser. 


Eneas  McAllister. 
Robt.  Hays. 
Joseph  McDowel. 
Adam   Sharp. 
Jam's  Jackson. 
John  Neel. 
Stephen  Plant. 


50 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


George  Waddle. 
Eleazer  Nighman. 
John  Logan. 
Rich'd  Carson. 
Joseph  Nell. 
Win.  McCoy. 
John  Wallace. 
Jam's  Stitt. 


8th  Class. 

And'w  Douglas. 
Matt's  Shuner. 
Jno.  Howe. 
Sam'l  Ferguson. 
John  McCollum. 
Mordicah  Kelley. 
Dav'd  Fergeuson. 
Thos.  Bell. 


Given  Under  my  hand  this  19th  day  June,  1782. 

SAML.  CUNINGHAM,  Capt. 


A  RETURN  5TH,  6TH  AND  8TH  CLASSES  CAPTN.  WM. 
FIFE'S  (^OMPY.  2ND.  BATTN.  W.  COUNTY  MILITIA 
ORDER'D  TO  RENDEVOUZE  THE  14TH  JUNE,  1782.     (c.) 


John  Dougles,  Esquire. 
Alex'r  Gillsillen. 
Sam'l  Thompson. 
John  Sharp. 
William  Ridgon. 
John  Fife,  Jun'r. 

Jno.  Frazer. 

Joseph  Morrey. 
Robert  Clark. 
Adam  Patterson. 
Hugh   Sterling. 
Joseph  Patterson. 


John  McComas. 
John  Andrews. 
Robert  McKee. 
Isaac  Harris. 
John  McCullock. 
Jam's  Hannah. 
William   Bennet. 


5th  Class. 

William  Titball. 
Thos.    Titball. 
Alex'r  Miller. 
John  Boriers. 
Rich'd  Heelse. 

6th  Class. 

Jam's  Patterson. 
Joseph  McNight. 
Joseph  Couch. 
Edw'd  Huey. 
Sam'l  Phillips. 
Alex'r  McCandles. 

7th  Class. 

William  Fife. 
Henry  Ewall. 
Adam  Logan. 
Barcley  Dennis. 
Jno.  Murrey. 
Alex'r  Leggot. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON. 


51 


Jam's  Murphey. 
Saml.  Loughead. 
John  Willson. 
Christ'r  McDaniald. 
Nehemiah  Sharp. 
John  Dorney. 
Robt.  Johnson. 


8th  Class. 

Robt.  Laughlin. 
William  Murdock. 
Jacob  Kysor. 
Wm.  Candles. 
Robt.  McKee. 
Thos.   Armstrong. 
John    Keller. 


Given  Under  my  hand  this  19th  day  June,  1782. 


W.  FIFE. 


A  RETURN  5TH,  6TH,  7TH  AND  8TH  CLASSES  CAPTN. 
JAS.  MUNN'S  COMPY  2ND  BATT'N  W.  COUNTY  MILITIA 
ORDER'D  TO  RENDEVOUZE   14TH   JUNE,   1782.     (c.) 


Nathan  Paramore. 
Will'm  Renkins. 
Nicholas  Devoir. 
Alex'r  Gray. 

John  Brown. 
Stephen  Wilkins. 
Isaac  Edgenton. 
John  Martin. 
Mill'm  Quigley. 

Thos.  Dixson. 
Joseph  Finck. 
Jesse  Edgenton. 
William  Finney. 


Robert  McGee. 
Jam's  Murphey. 
Thos.  Miller. 
Sam'l   Lock. 


5th  Class. 

Saml.  Stephens. 
Jam's  Ferrel. 
Jam's  Lock. 

6th  Class. 

Joseph  Crownouer. 
John  Hopkins,  Sen'r. 
Aaron  Williams. 
Edw'd   Mayhall. 

7th  Class. 

John  Willson. 
Jam's  Young. 
David  Hopkins. 
John  Postlethwaite. 

8th  Class. 

Benj'n  Perkison,  Esquire. 
Ezekiel  Hopkins. 
Tim'y  Mayhall. 
Daniel  Devoir. 


Given  under  my  hand  this  19th  day  June,  1782. 

JAMES  MUNN,  Capt. 


52 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


A  RETURN  5TH,  6TH,  7TH  AND  8TH  CLASSES  CAPT'N 
JN'O  WALL'S  COMPY.  2ND  BATTALION  W.  COUNTY 
MILITIA,  ORDER'D  TO  RENDEVOUZE  THE  14TH  JUNE, 
1782.     (c.) 


Carshaw    Peeling.    Serjt. 
Joseph  Hughes. 
Jam's  Suell. 
Jam's  Vanatta. 
Dan'l  Townsend. 
William  Fletcher. 
William  Mayhall. 


Thos.  McClean,  Sergt. 
Archibald  Hull. 
Jn'o  Lewis. 
John  Magner. 
John  Masters. 
Isaac  Fergueson. 
Mark  McGovran. 
Thomas  James. 

Wm.  Nichols,  Serjt. 
William  Masters. 
Shadrach  Stellwell. 
William  Corns. 
Jam's  Williams. 
John  Vanatta. 
John  Campbell. 
Josiah  McCollum. 
Dav'd  Casebear. 


Names. 
5th  Class. 

Hugh  Scott,  Jan. 
Sam'l  Mecks. 
Josiah  Collins. 
Sam'l   Best. 
Geo.  Tanner. 
Jam's  McMullin. 
John  Night. 

6th  Class. 

Sam'l  Watt. 
Edw'd  Mayhall. 
Patt'k  McFarland. 
Jam's  Sutton. 
Dav'd  Bryan. 
Alex'r  Hill. 
Nathan  Tawnyhill. 

7th  Class. 

Wm.  Bready. 
Benjamin  Pegg. 
Rich'd  Masters. 
Sam'l  Nye. 
Edw'd  Campbell. 
Petter  Wickerham. 
Wm.  Nailor. 
Jn'o  Tawnyhill. 
Vincent  Fergueson. 


John  Reed. 
Alex'r  Stewart. 
John  Boys. 
John  McGraw. 
Adam  Currie. 


8th  Class. 

John  Barr. 
John  Alton. 
Thos.  Robinson. 
Wm.  Barr. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON. 


53 


Sam'l  Hill. 
Edw'tl  Magner. 
Jam's  Blackmore. 


John  Lemons. 
Abraham  Fout. 
William  Forehead. 


Given  Under  My  hand  this  19th  day  June,  1782. 

JOHN  WALL,  Capt. 


,c.)  A  RETURN  5TH,  6TH,  7TH  AND  8TH  CLASSES 
CAPT'N  ZADK  WRIGHTS  COMPY.  2ND  BATT'N  W. 
COUNTY  MILITIA  ORDER'D  TO  RENDEVOUZE  JUNE 
14TH,  1782. 


Gilbert  Fite. 
John  Miller. 
Jam's  Colter. 


5th  Class. 


John  Heth. 
John  Persol. 
Wm.  Cocherau. 


6th  Class. 


Thos.  Parks,  Serjt. 
John    Say. 
Benjamin  Sweet. 
John  Jones. 
Saml'  Phillips. 


Jam's  Elliot,  Serjt. 
Wm.  Lemartin. 
Wm.  Elliot. 
John  Consauly. 


Beuj'n  Bogirt. 
Adam  Sligh. 
John  Reed. 
Jam's   Agnew. 


7th  Class. 


Adam  McFarron. 
John  Wallice. 
John  Kinkead. 
Nath.  McKeny. 


John  Malady. 
John  Woods. 
Jam's  McKeny. 
Oliver  Elliot. 


8th  Class. 


John  Shields. 
Dav'd  Hoot. 
Jam's  Kildree. 
Jn'o  Stevenson. 


Given  Under  my  hand  this  19th  day  June,  1782. 

ZADOK  WRIGHT,  Capt. 


54  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

(c.)  I  do  hereby  Certify  that  WiU'm  Lewis  sarved  a  tower 
of  Duty  at  the  Mingo  Bottom  Commencing  June  14th  and  Dis- 
charged July  13th,  1782.     Under  my  command. 

WM.  BRUCE,  Capt. 


I  do  hereby  Certify  Hugh  Gobin  sarved  his  Tower  of  Duty 
at  the  Mingo  Bottom  Commencing  June  14,  and  Discharged 
July  13th,  1782. 

Under  my  command. 

WILLI'M  BRUCE,  Capt. 


(c.)  I  do  hereby  certify  Peater  Wickerham  has  served  his 
melitia  tower  on  the  fronteer  and  is  discharged  from  the 
same  given  under  my  hand  this  fiftenth  day  of  June,  1782. 

GEORGE  BRUCE,  Ensign, 
to  all  home  it  ma  Concern. 


I   Do   hereby   assign   over  all   my   Rights   and   Title   of  the 
within  Tower  of  Duty  unto  James  Chambers  for  him  to  Re- 
ceive the  pay  for  the  same  witness  my  hand,  January  the  6th, 
1785. 
Testes. 

Joseph  Chambers. 

PETER  WICKERHAM. 


(c.)     A  FAIR  RETURN  OF  THE  CLASS  ROLL  OF  MY  COM- 
PANY IN  TRUTH  TO  THE  BEST  OF  MY  KNOWLEDGE. 


Captain. 
John  Wall. 

Lieut. 
Daniel  Hamilton. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON. 


55 


1st  Thos.  McClen. 
2nd  Cathaw  Peeling. 


Elias  Pegg. 
Robt.  McDuffey. 
Henry  Newkirk. 
Jonathan  Casebear. 
Jacob  Newland. 
John  Lane.  • 

John  Hodgson. 
Gilbert  Karney. 
Alexander  McMunn. 
James  Riggs. 
John  Shannon. 
John  Parkison. 
Jam's  Grimes. 


John  McMulIin. 
Andrew  Walker. 
James  O'Daniel. 
Willi'm  Boyce. 
Alexander  McClene. 
Richd.  Parkison. 
Asey  Cook. 
Willi'm  Herring. 


John  Kennedy. 
Will'm  McConnell. 
Jam's  Scott. 
David  Hamilton. 
Joseph  Parkison. 
Will'm   Parkison,   Jun'r. 


Ensign. 
Abraham  Scot. 

Clerk. 
Will'm  Jenkins. 

Serjeant. 

3rd  Will'm  Nichols. 

Privates. 
1st  Class. 

Willi'm  Parkinson,  Senr. 
Thos.  Sinyard. 
James  Greenland. 
Thos.  McCene. 
Jacob  Cochran. 

2nd  Class. 

David  Leviston. 
Willi'm  Tawneyhill. 
Adam  Figley. 
Henry  Wagner. 
John  Mitchell. 
Lewis  Cameron. 
Thos.  Strane. 

3rd  Class. 

Norrid  Francis. 
Thos.  Conyers. 
Daniel  Jacobs. 
•  Jacob  Wickerham. 

Robert  Temple. 
Jams.  Parkison. 
John  Wagner,  waggoner. 
Willi'm   Thompson. 

4th  Class. 

John  O'Daniel. 
James  Tawneyhill. 
John  Finey. 
George  Welch. 
Post  Rider,  John  Cox. 
Jams.  Carr. 


56 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


5th  Class. 


Jams.  Scull. 
Joseph  Hughes. 
Jam's  Vinnatta. 
Daniel  Townshend. 
Willi'm  Fletcher. 
Willi'm  Mayhall. 
Hugh  Scott,  Jun'r. 


Samuel   Meeks. 
Josiah  Callins. 
Samuel  Best. 
George  Tanner. 
Jams.  McMullin. 
John  Night. 


6th  Class. 


Archibald  Hull. 
John  Lewis. 
John  Magner. 
John  Masters. 
Isaac  Ferguson. 
Mark  McGovern, 
Thos.  James. 


Samuel  Watt. 
Edward  Mayhall. 
Patrick  McFerling. 
Jams.    Sutton. 
David  Bryant. 
Alexander  Hill. 
Nathan  Tawneyhill. 


7th  Class. 


Willi'm  Masters. 
Shadroch  Stilwell. 
Willi'm  Corns. 
Jam's  Williams. 
John  Vinnatta. 
John  Campbell. 
Josh.  M.  Cullum. 
David  Casebear. 
Willi'm  Brady, 


Benjamin  Peg. 
Richd.  Masters. 
Samuel  Nye. 
Edward  Campbell. 
Peter  Wickerham. 
Willi'm  Naylor. 
John  Tawneyhill. 
Vincent  Farguson. 


8th  Class. 


John  Reed. 
Alexander  Steward. 
John  Boyce. 
John  McGraw. 
Adam  Curry. 
John  Barr. 
John  Alton. 
Thos.  Robinson. 


Willi'm  Barr. 
Saml.  Hill. 
Edward  Magner. 
Jams.  Blackamore. 
John   Lemons. 
Abraham  Tout. 
Willi'm  Fored. 


John  Wall,  Capt'n  June  19th,  1782. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON. 


57 


A  RETURN  1ST  AND  2ND  CLASSES  CAPTN.  JOSEPH  BEE- 
LOR'S  COMPY.  2ND  BATTN.  W.  COUNTY  MILITIA  OR- 
DERED TO  RENDEVOUZE  JUNE  22ND,  1782.     (c.) 


1st  Class. 


William  Armstrong. 
John  Swearingham. 
John  McLoney. 
Andw.  Crawford. 


David  Smith. 
Saml.  Thompson. 
Benjm.  Coe. 


Elisha  Vezee. 
Josiah  Crawford. 
William  Love. 


2nd  Class. 


Alexander  Twaddle. 
Jams.  Lowrey. 
Alexr.  Frew. 


Given  Under  my  hand  this  27th  day  June,  1782. 

JOSEPHN  BEELBR,  Capt. 


A  RETURN  1ST  AND  2ND  CLASSES  CAPTN.  WM.  BRUGES 
COMPY.  2ND  BATTN.  W.  COUNTY  MILITIA  ORDERD. 
TO  RENDEVOUZE  JUNE  22ND,  1782.     (c.) 


Abraham   Deal. 
Hezekiah  Donthard. 
Edwd.    King. 


1st  Class. 


Jeremiah  Wright. 
Joshua  Carman. 
William  Williamson. 


Benjamin  Custard. 
Michael  Rybolt. 
Phillip   Dealy. 


2nd  Class. 


John  Anderson. 
Jams.   Fowler. 
John  Robinson. 


Given  Under  my  hand  this  27th  day  June,  1782. 

WILLM.  BRUCE,  Capt. 


58 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


A  RETURN  1ST  AND  2ND  CLASSES  CAPTN.  JOSEPH  CIS- 
NA'S  COMPY.  2ND  BATTN.  W.  COUNTY  MILITIA 
ORDERD.  TO  RENDEVOUZE  JUNE  22ND,  1782.     (c.) 


Jams.  Rutherford. 
Danl.  McMichael. 
John  Mitts. 
Cornelius  Conner. 
George  Bale. 

William  Ryan. 
Gabriel  Walker. 
Joseph   Ryan. 
Robt.  Witherhead. 
John  Sawyers. 


1st  Class. 

Thos.  Thornsburry. 
Robt.  Jewill. 
John  Evans. 
John  Taylor. 

2nd  Class. 

Joseph  McDermitt. 
Benjn.  Renoe. 
Geo.  Swaish. 
Jams.  Bailey. 


Given  Under  my  hand  this  27th  day  June,  1782. 

JOHN   CONNOR,   Lt. 


A  RETURN  1ST  AND  2ND  CLASSES  CAPTN.  SAML.  CUN- 
INGHAM'S  COMP'Y  2ND  BATT'N  WASHINGTON  COUNTY 
MILITIA.  ORDERED  TO  RENDEVOUZE  22ND  JUNE,  1782. 
(c.) 


Sebastian  Frederick,  Serjt. 

Charles  Harrey. 

Arthur  Eckler. 

Jam's  Forsythe. 

John  Harrey. 

William  Plummer. 

John  Stewart. 

Dav'd  McKee,  Lieut. 
Wm.  Wightman,  Serjt. 
John    Montgomrey. 


1st  Class. 

John  McLaughlin. 
Isaac  Justice. 
Andrew  Harrison. 
Mathew  Gilmore. 
Jacob  Rybolt. 
Jam's  McKinley. 

2nd  Class. 

Jam's  McKee. 
Henry  Wood. 
Arch'd   McDowell. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON.  59 

Mabra  Evans.  Aaron  Whiteacre. 

John  Goban.  Francis  Holland. 

John  Reed.  Charles  McHaffey. 
Laughlin  McLaughlin. 

Given  Under  my  hand  this  27th  day  June  1782. 

SAM'L  CUNNGHAM,  Capt. 


A  RETURN  1ST  AND  2ND  CLASSES  CAPTN.  WM.  FIFE'S 
COMPY  2ND  BATTALION  W.  COUNTY  MILITIA,  ORDERD. 
TO   RENDEVOUZE  JUNE  22ND,   1782.     (c.) 


1st  Class. 
Robert  Johnson,  Ensign.  James  Willson. 

Richard  Wattson,  Serjt.  John  White. 

Jams.  Brice.  Joseph  Hulse. 

Michael  Taggart.  William  Phillips. 

HeniT  Hulse.  George  Earlawine. 

John  Armstrong. 

2nd  Class. 

John  Fife,  Senr.  Thos.  Willson. 

Abraham  Andrews.  Jams.   Dorrey. 

Jno.  Brice.  Abraham  Wattson. 

Robert  Frazer.  Jams.  Fife. 

Joseph  Logan.  Joseph  Phillips. 

Given  Under  my  hand  this  27th  day  June,  1782. 

W.  FIFE,  Captn. 


A  RETURN  IST  AND  2ND  CLASSES  CAPTN.  JAMS.  MUNN'S 
COMPY.  2ND  BATTALION  W.  COUNTY  MILITIA,  ORD.'SRD 
TO   RENDEVOUZE   JUNE   22ND,   1782.     (c.) 


1st  Class. 
Stephen  Burkhim,  Serjt.  Jams.  Miller. 

John  Wilkins.  John  Sampson. 


60 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Henry  Devoir. 
Jehu  Bennet. 
Riclid.  Masters. 


Leverton  Thomas. 
Henry  Ferguson. 


2nd  Class. 


Jno.  Prothman,  Serjt. 
Danl.  Harris. 
John  Rinkons. 
Jno.  Edginton. 
Robert  Crouch. 


Robert  Bowers. 
John  Devoir. 
Wm.  Nail  or. 
Benjm   Mills. 
John  Paramoure. 


Given  Under  my  hand  this  27th  day  June,  1782. 

JAMES  MUNN,  Captn. 


(c.)  A  RETURN  1ST  &  2ND  CLASSES  CAPT.  JNO.  WALL'S 
COMPY.  2ND  BATTN.  W.  COUNTY  MILITIA  ORDER'D  TO 
RENDEVOUZS  .JUNE  22ND,  1782. 


Elis  Pegg. 
Robt.  McDuftey. 
Henry   Newkirk. 
Jonathan   Casebear. 


1st  Class. 


Jacob   Newland. 
John  Lane. 
Wm.  Perkison,  Seur. 
Tho's  Sinyard. 


2nd  Class. 


Gilbert  Karney. 
Alex'r  McMunn. 
Jam's  Riggs. 
Jno.  Shannon. 
John  Perkison. 
Jam's  Grimes. 
David  Livingston. 


Wm.Tawuyhill. 
Adam  Figely. 
Henry  Magner. 
John  Mitchel. 
Lewis  Cameron. 
Tho's  Strane. 


Given  under  my  hand  this  27th  day  June,  1782. 

JOHN  WALL,  Capt. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON.  61 


(c.)  A  RETURN  1ST  AND  2ND  CLASSES  CAPT.  ZADOCK 
WRIGHT'S  COMPY.  2ND  BATT.  W.  COUNTY  MILITIA  OR- 
DERED TO  RENDEVOUZE  JUNE  22ND,  1782. 


1st  Class. 
Thomas  Miller.  .  Saml.  Glasco. 

Saml.  Willson.  Jacob  Robb. 

George  Seakman.  Jams.  Sparks. 


• 


Jacob  Fite. 

2nd  Class. 
Samuel  Fauster.  John  Chambers. 

Thos.  Kildue.  Abrahm.  Willson. 

Jams.  Wattson.  John  McMeans. 

Robert  Eastub. 

Given  under  my  hand  this  27th  day  June,  1782. 

ZADOK  WRIGHT,  Capt. 


(c.)  this  is  to  Certify  that  daniel  Devore  served  a  tour  for 
hendry  newkirk  comencing  22d  of  June  and  ending  the  21  of 
July  given  under  my  hand  this  19th  of  July,  1782. 

SAML.  CUNNINGHAM, 

Capt. 


(c.)  I  Certify  that  Archibald  McDowel  of  Washington 
County  Millitia  is  a  Gool  Soldier  and  Behaved  himself  Val- 
iantly in  my  Company  Stationed  at  Yellow  Creek  his  pay  Shall 
commince  from  the  22nd  Day  of  June  to  the  21st  Day  of  July, 
1782,  and  for  this  singular  peice  of  service  Done  to  his  Country 
I  order  the  state  Treasurer  of  this  Commonwealth  to  pay 
him  Immediatly  without  fraud  or  further  Delay.  Certifyed  by 
me. 

SAMUEL  CUNINGHAM,  Capt. 


(c.)  I  do  herby  Certify  that  Archibald  Ralston  Served  One 
month  with  me  at  Montures  Bottom,  to  whome  it  may  Con- 
sern. 

July  11th,  1782.  DAVID  McKEE,  Lt. 


62  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

(c.)  I  Certify  thatt  Loyd  Bell  has  Perform'd  His  toure  at 
this  Place  as  Substute  in  the  Militia  for  one  month  and  he  is 
discharged. 

Given  under  my  hand  at  the  Mingo  Bottom  July  13th,  1782. 

WILL'M  BRUCE,  Capt. 


(c.)  I  hereby  certify  That  David  Maybin  has  Performed 
his  Tour  (mutilated)  this  Place  in  The  Militia  for  one  mont 
and  he  is  hereby  discharged.  Given  under  my  hand  at  the 
Mingo  Botom. 

The  13  July,  1782.  WILL'M  BRUCE,  Capt. 


July  14,  1782. 

I  do  hereby  Sertify  that  I  Preformed  the  within  Service  on 
behalf  of  John  Makeimson  for  which  he  has  made  me  satisfec- 
tion,  winess  my  hand. 

Nallandigham.  DAVID  MAYBIN. 


(c.)  I  hereby  Certify  that  George  Snap  has  Perfom'd  his 
tour  of  duty  at  this  Place  for  the  space  of  one  month  he  is 
hereby  Discharged.  Given  under  my  hand  at  the  Mingo  Bot- 
tom this  13th  July,  1782. 

EDMD.  POLKE,  Major. 


A  RETURN  3D  CLASS  CAPTN.  JOSEPH  BEELOR'S  COMPY. 
2ND  BATTN.  W.  COUNTY  MILITIA.  ORDERD.  TO  REN- 
DEVOUZE  JULY    15TH,   1782.     (c.) 


Hezekiah  Allison.  John  Blackburn. 

Jams.  Mathews.  Jams.  McLaughlin. 

Jams.  Ferrel.  .  John  Simpson. 

John  Frew.  Jams.  Powers. 

Given  Under  my  hand  this  22d  July,  1782. 

JOSEPH   BEELOR,  Capt. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON.  63 


A  RETURN  3D  CLASS  CAPTN.  WILLM.  BRUCE'S  COMPY. 
2D  BATTN.  W.  COUNTY  MILITIA  ORDERD.  TO  RENDE- 
VOUZE  JULY  15TH,  1782.     (c.) 


Thos.  Crooks.  Johu  McElhanie,  Junr. 

Nathan  Dealy.  Johu  Dealy. 

Phillip  Dealy,  Junr.  Jacob  Baker. 

Given  Under  my  hand  this  22d  day  July,  1782. 

WILL'M   BRUCE,   Capt. 


A  RETURN  3D  CLASS  CAPTN.  SAML.  CUNNINGHAM'S 
COMPY.  2ND  BATTN.  W.  COUNTY  MILITIA  ORDERD. 
TO  RENDEVOUZE  JULY  15TH,  1782.     (c.) 


John   Caldwell.  Henry  McLaughlin. 

Frederick  Barger.  Robt.  Purdy. 

William  Gohan.  Andrw.  Glass. 

Thomas  Mathews.  Michael  Reisher. 

Joseph  Irvine.  William  Stevenson. 

Jacob  Neight.  Eleazer  Miars. 

Given  under  my  hand  this  22d  day  July,  1782. 

SAML.   CUNNHAM,  Capt. 


A  RETURN  3D  CLASS  CAPTN.  WM.  FIFE'S  COMPY.  2ND 
BATTN.  W.  COUNTY  MILITIA,  ORDERD.  TO  RENDE- 
VOUZE JULY  loTH,  1782.     (c.) 


Archd.  Ralston.  Robt.  Cunning. 

Josiah  Records.  Andw.   Vint. 

Joseph  McKinney.  John  Kysor. 

Thos.  Harris.  Andrew  Hood. 

Spensor  Records.  Saml.*  Clark. 

Given  Under  my  hand  this  22d  day  July,  1782. 

W.  FIFE,  Captn. 


64  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


(c.)  A  RETURN  3D  CLASS  CAPTN.  JAS.  MUNN'S  COMPY. 
2ND  BATTALION  W.  COUNTY  MILITIA  ORDERED  TO 
RENDEVOUZE  JULY  15TH.  17S2. 

Jams.  Renkons.  John  Masters. 

Hugh  Miller.  Alexr.   Hamilton. 

Joseph  Kenney.  David  Devoir. 
Thos.  Bound. 

Given  Under  my  hand  this  22d  July,  1782. 

JAMES  MUNN,  Captn. 


A  RETURN  3D  CLASS  CAPTN.  JNO.  WALL'S  COMPY.  2ND 
BATTALION  W.  COUNTY  MILITIA  ORDERD.  TO  RENDE- 
VOUE  JULY  15TH,  1782.     (c.) 


John  McMullen.  William  Herring. 

Andw.  Walker.  Norrid  Francis. 

Jams.  O'Daniel.  Thos.    Conyers. 

William  Thompson.  Daniel  Jacobs. 

Wm.  Boyce.  Jacob  Wickerham. 

Alexander  McClean.  Robt.  Temple. 

Richd.  Perkison.  Jams.'  Perkison. 

Assey  Cook.  John  Waggoner. 

Given  Under  my  hand  this  22d  day  July,  1782. 

JOHN  WALL,  Capt. 


A  RETURN  3D  CLASS  CAPTN.  ZADK  WRIGHT'S  COMPY 
2D  BATTN.  W.  COUNTY  MILITIA,  ORDERD.  TO  RENDE- 
VOUZE  JULY   15TH,  1782.     (c.) 

Jacob  Beam.  Jams.  Wallace. 

Jno.   Fergue.  Abrm.  Kuykendall. 

Joseph  Heth.  John  McNulty. 

Tobias   Woods.  , 

Given  Under  my  hand  this  22d  July,  1782. 

ZADK  WRIGHT,  Capt. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON. 


65 


(c.)  This  is  to  Certify  that  Charls  Hary  served  his  tour  of 
duty  Commencing  the  22d  of  June  and  ending  21  of  July  given 
under  my  hand  this  19  of  July  1782. 

SAML.  CUNINGHAM,  Capt. 


(c.)  Sir,  as  I  have  lost  the  Certificate  that  I  got  from  you 
for  my  months  Tower  of  Duty  Done  in  harvest  1782  you  will 
please  to  give  the  Bearer  James  Chambers  another  new  one 
as  he  has  paid  me  for  the  same  and  you  will  oblige  your  hum- 
ble ser'vt. 
Present. 

Joseph  Chambers. 
To  Mr. 

Joseph  Bailor,  Capt. 

ROBERT  his  X  mark  LANE. 


(c.)     A  RETURN  OP  THE  FORTH  CLASS  OF  SECOND  BAT- 
TALION OF  WASHINGTON  CO. 


William  McConnel. 
James  Carr  (the  Campane). 
James  Scott. 
David  Hamelton. 

August  8th,  1782. 


John  O'Danil  (the  campaa). 
John  Finley. 
George  Weltch. 
Charles  Allison. 

JOHN  WALL,  Capt. 


A  REPORT  OF  THE   NAMES  OF   THE   4  CLASS   ORDRED. 
ON  DUTY,     (c.) 


William  Miller. 
Benj'n  Kuyhindall. 
John  Trombo. 
Silas  Dexter. 

8th  August,  1782. 

5— Vol.  n— 6th  Ser. 


"Wm.  Reed. 
Abr.  Beams. 
Benjamin  Reed. 


ZADOK  WRIGHT,  CapL 


66  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

(c.)  This  is  to  Certify  that  Nathaniel  Coulter  has  Served 
as  Sub  Stitute  in  my  Company  of  Militia  belonging  to  Wash- 
ington County  for  the  Space  of  one  month  he  is  hereby  Dis- 
charged at  the  Mingo  botom  given  under  my  hand  this  14 
August,  1782. 

JOSEPH  BEELER,  Capt. 


(c.)     April  6th,  1785. 

Mr.  Marshal  This  is  to  Request  the  favbur  of  you  to  Send  A 
Due  Bill  by  Alexdr.  Clements,  for  a  Tour  of  Militia  Duty  done 
by  Nathaniel  Coulter  on  my  behalf,  and  Mr.  Clements  Receipt 
for  the  same  shall  be  sufficient.  Your  Compliance  will  Oblige 
Sir,  your  most  Obt.  Humble  Servt. 

SAML.  CAUGHEY. 


(c.)  This  is  to  Certify  that  Constantine  O'Donaeld  has 
Served  as  Substitute  in  my  Company  of  militia  belonging  to 
Washington  County  for  the  Space  of  one  month  he  is  hereby 
Discharged  at  the  Mingo  Botom  given  under  my  hand  this 
14th  August,  1782. 

JOSEPH  BEELER,  Capt. 


(c.)  This  is  to  Certify  that  Charls  Heary  served  as  Sub- 
stitute in  my  Company  of  Militia  belonging  to  Washington 
County  for  the  space  of  one  month  he  is  hereby  discharged 
at  the  Mingo  botom  given  under  my  hand  this  14th  August, 
1782. 

JOSEPH  BEELER,  Capt. 


(c.)     A  REPORT  OF  THE  5  CLASS  ORDERD  ON  DUTY. 


Gilbert  Fight,  Exempted. 
John  Miller. 
John  Coulter. 
John  Heath. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON.  67 


Wm.  Coughher. 

John   Persol   for   the  Campaign. 
John  Custer  for  the  Campaign. 
And'r  Tomson  for  the  Campaign. 


Z'D  WRIGHT,  Capt. 

19th  Aug't  1782. 


(c.)  I  Do  hereby  assign  over  all  my  wright  of  the  wages 
Due  to  me  for  two  months  tours  Served  at  Wheeling  under 
Lieutenant  Joseph  Eckley  to  John  Devoure  it  being  for  valiie 
Received  from  him  given  under  my  hand  this  2nd  Day  of 
September,  1782. 

DANIEL  his  0  mark  DEVOURE. 

John  Vanoter. 


(c.)  I  Do  hereby  Sirtyfy  that  Richard  Crail  served  Twenty 
one  Days  on  the  fronfeers  under  my  Comand  as  a  Privet  In 
the  Fourth  Class  as  Witnes  my  Hand  this  12  of  Sep'r  1782. 

W.  FIFE,  Capt. 


(c.)  These  are  to  Sertyfy  that  The  barer  Richard  Crooks 
Served  Twenty  one  Days  under  My  Comand  on  the  fronteers 
Given  under  my  hand  This  12  of  Sept'r  1782. 

W.  FIFE,  Capt. 


A  RETURN  6TH,  7TH  AND  8TH  CLASSES  CAPT.  WM. 
BARR'S  COMPY.  2D  BATT'N  W.  COUNTY  MILITIA,  OR- 
DERED TO  RENDEVOUZ  SEPTR.  15TH,  1782.     (c.) 


6th  Class. 

Archibald   Hull.  Edw'd  Mayhall. 

John  Lewis.    .  Patt'k  McFerling. 

John  Magner.  Jam's  Sutton. 

John  Masters.  Dav'd  Bryant. 

Isaac  Ferguson.  Alex'r   Hill. 

Mark  McGovern.  Nathan  Tawnyhill. 

Thos.  James.  Jno.  Wall. 
Sam'l  Watt. 


68 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Tth  Class. 


Wm.  Masters. 
Shadrack  Stillwell. 
Wm.  Corns. 
Jam's  Williams. 
John  Vanatta. 
John  Camphell. 
Josh.  McCollum. 
Dav'd  Casebear. 
Wm.  Bready. 


John  Reed. 
Alex'r  Stewart. 
Jno.  Boyce. 
Jno.  McGraw. 
Adam  Currey. 
Jno.  Barr. 
Jno.  Alton. 


Benj'n  Pegg. 
Rich'd  Masters. 
Samuel  Nye. 
Edw'd  Campbell. 
Fetter  Wickerham. 
Wm.  Naylor. 
John  Tawnyhill. 
Vincent  Ferguson. 


8th  Class. 


Thos.  Robinson. 
Saml.  Hill. 
Edw'd  Magner. 
Jam's  Blackamore. 
Jno.  Lemons. 
Abr'm  Tout. 
Wm.  Forred. 


Given  Under  my  hand  this  23d  day  of  September,  1782. 

WILLIAM  BARR,  Capt. 


A  RETURN  6TH,  TTH  AND  8TH  CLASSES  CAPT'N  JOSEPH 
BEELOR'S  COMPY.  2ND  BATT.  W.  COUNTY  MILITIA, 
ORDER'D  RENDEVOUZE  SEPTR.  15TH,  1782.     (c.) 


David  Coen. 
Jam's  Anderson. 
Wm.  Morris. 


6th  Class. 


Wm.  Conyers. 
John  Reed. 
Henry  Crague. 


Jacob  Long. 
Wm.  Wells. 
Thos.  Swearingham. 
John  Patterson. 


Tth  Class. 


Anth'y  Dunleavy. 
John  Dicson. 
Francis  Renoe. 


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8th  Class. 
Wm.  Blackmore.  John  Gardner. 

Nath'l  Blackmore.  Thos.    Mullen. 

Will'm  Marshel.  Wm.  Campbell. 

Cornelius  Mannon. 

Given  Under  my  hand  this  23d  day  Sept.  1782. 

JOSEPH  BEEL.ER,  Capt. 


A  RETURN  6TH,  7TH  AND  8TH  CLASSES  CAPT.  WM. 
BRUCES  COMP'Y  2D  BATTN.  W.  COUNTY  MILITIA,  OR- 
DERED TO  RENDEVOUZE   SEPT.   loTH,   1782.     (c.) 


6tli  Class. 

Jno.  Cunningham.  Adam  Guthrie. 

Moses  Holiday.       *  Wm.  Heath. 

Robt.  Heath.  Wm.  Peaton. 

7th  Class. 
Wm.  Frame.  Saml.  Heath. 

.Jam's  McMahon.  Phillip  Ownsetlar. 

Saml.  Wright.  Jam's  Johnston. 

'Wm.  Marshel. 

8th  Class. 

George  Urie.  Wm.  Kent. 

And'w  Noi.  Isaac  Hull 

Leonard  Kopler.  Dav'd  Jones. 

Given  under  my  hand  this  23d  day  Sept'r  1782. 

WILL'M  BRUCE,  Capt. 


A  RETURN  bTH,  7TH  AND  8TH  CLASSES  CAPTN.  JOSEPH 
CISNAS  COMPY  2D  BATTN.  W.  COUNTY  MILITIA,  OR- 
DERED.TO  RENDEVOUZE  SEPTR.  15TH,  1782.     (c.) 


6th  Class. 

Jno.  Nichola.  Saml.  Bell. 

Thos.  Redmond.  Wm.  Wood. 

Thos.   Boyd.  Danl.  Sweney. 

Wm.  Redmond.  Jacob  Judah. 


70 


Jno.  Bell. 
Jams.  Ewing. 
Davd.  Clark. 
Robt.  Bell. 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

7th  Class. 

.Jno.  Redmond. 
Thos.  Hannah. 
Geo.  Redmond. 
Isaac  Walker. 


Robt.  Snodgrass. 
Isaac  McMichael. 
Joseph  Williams. 
Thos.   Armour. 


8th  Class. 


Jno.  McMichael. 
Daniel  Moore. 
Jno.  Henry. 
Jno.  McCarmick. 


Given  Under  my  hand  this  23d  day  of  Sept.  1782. 

JOHN  CONNOR,  Lieut. 


A  RETURN  6TH,  7TH  AND  8TH  CLASSES  CAPT.  SAML. 
CUNNINGHAM'S  COMPY.  2ND  EATT.  W.  COUNTY  MILI- 
TIA ORDERD.  TO  RENDEVOUZE  SEPT.  15TH,  1782.     (c.) 


6th  Class. 


William  Mathews. 
Jonathan  Phillips. 
Robt.   Thompson. 
Jams.  Henderson. 
Morris  Kahoe. 
Joseph  Goban. 


William  Stewart. 
Eneas  McClean. 
John  Churchill. 
Alex'r  Barr. 
Andw.  Keerod. 
John  Johnston. 


7th  Class. 


Thos.  Cunningham. 
Michael  Louderbeck. 
Jams.  Irvine. 
Abraham  Whiteacre. 
Jams.  Hambilton. 
John  Small. 
John  Wolf. 
Eneas  McCallister. 


Robt.  Hays. 
Joseph  McDowell. 
Adam  Sharp. 
Saml.  Jackson. 
Jno.  Neel. 
Stephen  Plant. 
Jno.  McKemey. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON. 


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George  Waddle. 
Eleazer  Nighmen. 
John  Logan. 
Richd.  Carson. 
Joseph  Neel. 
Wm.  McCoy. 
John  Wallace. 
Jams.  Still. 


8th  Class. 

Andw.  Douglas. 
Matt.  Shunes. 
John  Howe. 
Saml.  Fergueson. 
John  McCollum. 
Mordecah  Kelley. 
Davd.  Fergueson. 
Thos.  Bell. 


Given  under  my  hand  this  23  day  Sept.  1782. 

SAML.  CUNINGHAM, 

Capt. 


A  RETURN  6TH,  7TH  AND  8TH  CLASSES  CAPTN.  WM. 
FIFE'S  COMPY.  2D  BATTALION  W.  COUNTY  MILITIA. 
ORDERED  TO  RENDEVOUZE  SBPTR.  15TH,  1782.     (c.) 


John  Frazer. 
Joseph  Moorey. 
Roht.  Clark. 
Adam  Patterson. 
Hugh  Sterling. 


John  McComas. 
John  Andrews, 
^obt.  McKee. 
Isaac  Harris. 
John  McCulloch. 


James  Murphey. 
Saml.  Loughead. 
John  Willsou. 
Christ.  McDaniald. 
Nehemiah  Sharp. 


6th  Class. 

Joseph  Patterson. 
Jams.  Patterson. 
Joseph  McNight. 
Joseph  Couch. 
Edwd.  Huey. 

7th  Class. 

Jams.  Hanna. 
Wm.  Bennit. 
William  Fife. 
Henry  Ewall. 
Adam  Logan. 

8th  Class. 

John  Dorney. 
Roht.  Johnson. 
Robt.  Laughlin. 
Wm.  Murdoch. 
Jacob  Rysor. 


Given  Under  My  Hand  this  23d  day  Septr.  1782. 

W.  FIFE,  Captn. 


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ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


A  RETURN  6TH,  7TH  AND  8TH  CLASSES  CAPT.  JAS. 
MUNN'S  COMPY.  2D  BATT.  W.  COUNTY  MILITIA 
ORDERD.   TO  RENDEVONZE   SEPT.  15TH,  1782.     (c.) 


6th  Class. 


John  Brown. 
Stephen  Wilkins. 
Isaac  Edginton. 
John  Martin. 


Thos.  Dixson. 
Joseph  Finch. 
Jesse  Edginton. 
William  Kenney. 


Wm.  Quigley. 
John   Hopkins. 
Aaron  Williams. 


7th  Class. 


John  Willson. 
Jams.  Young. 
Davd.  Hopkins. 
John  Postlhwaite. 


8th  Class. 


Robt.  McGee. 

Jams.  Murphey. 

Saml.  Lock. 

Benjn.  Perkison,  Esquire. 


Ezekiel  Hopkins. 
Timothy  Mayhall. 
Daniel  Devoir. 


Given  under  my  hand  this  23rd  day  Sept.  1782. 

JAMES  MUNN,  Capt. 


A  RETURN  6TH,  7TH  AND  8TH  CLASSES  CAPT.  ZAD'K 
WRIGHT'S  COMPY.  2ND.  BATT'N  W.  COUNTY  MILITIA, 
ORDERED  TO   RENDEVOUZ   THE  15TH  SEPT.   1782.     (c.) 


Jno.  Jay. 
Benjamin  Sweet. 
John  Jones. 
Saml.  Phillips. 


6th  Class. 


Benj'n  Bogert. 
Adam  Sligh. 
Jno.    Reed. 
Jam's  Agnew. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON. 


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Wm.  Lemasters. 
Win.  Elliot. 
Juo.  Consualy. 
Adam  McFerrin. 


Jno.  Malady. 
Jno.  Woods. 
Jas.   Mcllheny. 
Oliver  Elliot. 


7th  Class. 

Jam's  Wallace. 
John  Kinkead. 
Nath.  Mclheny. 

8th  Class. 

Jno.  Shields. 
Dav'd  Hoot. 
Jams.  Kildue. 
Jno.  Stevenson. 


Given  under  my  hand  this  23d  day  Sept'r  1782. 

ZADOK  WRIGHT,  Capt. 


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ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


PAY  ROLL  OF  CAPT.  WM.  BARK'S  COMPANY  IN  THE  2D 
BATTALLION  MILITIA  WASHINGTON  COUNTY,  COM- 
MANDED BY  COLONEL  VALANDINGHAM,  FOR  SER- 
VICES  IN   SCOUTING,     (c.) 


Wm.    Barr,     

Danl.     Hamilton, 
John    Finley    (?), 

Wm.    Jenkins 

Alex'r    Stewart,     .. 
Nathan    Janihil, 

James    Kerr 

James   Scott 

John    Morrison, 

John     Robins 

David  Livingston, 
Edw'd  Magner,  . 
John     Campble, 

John    Walls 

Simon    Fegley,     . . 
Zorrla     Feghey, 
Robert    McDufcy, 
Hugh    Gallair,    ... 


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of  Sept'r, 
of  Sept'r, 
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of  Sept'r, 
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of  Sept'r, 
of  Sept'r, 
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of  Sept'r, 
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of  Sept'r, 
of  Sept'r, 
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of  Sept'r, 
of  Sept'r, 
of  Sept'r, 
of  Sept'r, 
of  Sept'r, 


WILLIAM  BARR,  Capt. 


Sworn  Subscribed  before  me  this  8th  day  Feby.  1783. 

JAM'S  MARSHEL, 

Lt.  W.  C. 

The  Above  interliueation  and  additions  were  made  before 
attested  to. 

JAM'S  MARSHEL. 

I  do  Certify  that  I  believe  the  within  pay  Roll  to  be  just  and 
that  the  party  was  necessarily  Employed  on  the  frontiers  of 
Washington  County  for  the  purpose  of  Repelling  the  Enemy. 

JAM'S  MARSHEL, 

Lt.  W.  C. 
Phil'a  March  2Gth,  1783. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON. 


75 


A   RETURN    OP    THE    OFFICERS    OF    MILITIA    IN    THE 
COUNTY   OF   WASHINGTON,   VIZ:      (c.) 


2ND   BATTALION. 


Lieut.  Colonel. 
Henry  Enoch. 

Major. 
James  Carmichael. 


John  Guthrey,  ... 
.George  Cilseer,  . . 
Mathew    Hannon, 

Andrew  Ferley,  . 
James  Blackburn, 
James    Metheney, 


Charles   Sevan,    nominated 

Azariah    Davis,     nominated,     .. 
William    Shepherd,    nominated. 


Thomas  Extile,  . . 
Henry  Dickinson, 
John    Lindsley,     ... 


Elijah  Mills,  ... 
Jacob  Mills,  ... 
Elijha    Perkens, 


James    McClelland, 

John    Holt,     

Joseph    Garret,     ... 


7  Robert  Sweney, 
Everhart  Hup, 
Henry    Hormil, 

8  James    Archer, 

John    Fee 

David  White,    .. 


Captn., 
Lieut., .. 
Ensign, . 

Captn. , 
Lieut. , . , 
Ensign, . 

Captn., 
Lieut., . 
Ensign,, 

Captn., 
Lieut., . 
Ensign, 

Capt'n., 
Lieut. , . 
Ensign. 

Captn., 
Lieut. , . 
Ensign, 

Captn. , 

Lieut., . 
Ensign, 

Captn., 
Lieut.,. 

Ensign, 


I  do  certify  that  the  foregoing  return  is  just  as  it  stands 
stated. 

JAMES  MARSHEL, 
July  7th,  1784.  Lieut.  W.  Coy. 

Corn's  made  out  and  dated  1st  day  May,  1783. 


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ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


A  CLASS  ROLE  OF  CAPTAIN  WM.  BRUCES  COMPANY  OF 
MALITIA.     (c.) 


Thomas  Cummings. 
John  Romine. 


Abraham   Deal. 
Hezekiah  Douthard. 
Edward  King. 


Captain. 
Wm.  Bruce. 

Lieutenant. 
James  Wilson. 

Ensign. 
George  Bruce. 

Serjants. 

Henery  Randolph. 

1st  Class. 

Jeremiah  Wright. 
Joshuah  Carman. 
Wm.  Willamson. 


Benjamin  Custard. 
Mical  Rybolt. 
Phillip  Dealy. 


2nd  Class. 

John  Anderson. 
James  Foular. 
John  Rohison. 


Thomas  Crooks. 
Nathan  Dealy. 
I'hilip  Dealy,  Junier. 
John  McElhane,  Jun. 

Robart  Little. 
Thomas  Gibson. 
Charles  Dealy,  Junier. 


3rd  Class. 

John  Dealy. 
Jacob  Baker. 
Andrew  Heath. 

4th  Class. 

James  Logan. 
Paul  Mathies. 
Samuel  Irvine,  Lawer. 


Henery  Crooks. 
Robart  Crooks. 
Thomas  Peaton. 


5th  Class. 

John  McElhany,  Sen'r. 
Peter  Balea. 
Charls   Dealy. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON. 


77 


John  Cuningham. 
Moses  Hallydy. 
Robert  Heath. 


6th  Class. 

Adam  Gutherie. 
Wm.   Heath. 
Wm.  Peaton. 


Wm.  Frame. 
James  McMahon. 
Samuel  Wright. 
Wm.  Marshal. 

George  Ury. 
Andrew  Noi. 
Leonard  Kepler. 


7th  Class. 

Samuel  Heath. 
Phillip  Ownsetlar. 
James   Jonston. 

8th  Class. 

Wm.  Kent. 
Isac  Hull. 
David  Jones. 


Examined  from  Capt.  Return. 


(c.)     CLASS  ROLL  CAPT'N  JOSEPH  CESSNA'S  COMPY.  IN 
THE  2ND  BATT'N  W.  C.  M. 


Isaac  Cellar. 
Robt.  Boyd. 


Jam's  Rutherford. 
Dan'l  McMichael. 
John  Mitts. 
Cornelius  Conner. 
Geo.  Bail. 


Captain. 
Joseph  Cesna. 

Lieut. 
John  Conner. 

Insign. 
1  bos.  Redman. 

Serjts. 

Chri.=topher  Owens. 

1st  Class. 

Thos.  Thornsbery. 
Robt.  Jewell. 
John  Evans. 
John  Taylor. 


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ASSOCIATORS  A>".D  MILITIA. 


2nd  Class. 


Wm.   Ryan. 
Gab'l  Walker. 
Joseph  Ryan. 
Robt.  Witherhead. 
John  Savers. 


David  Bell. 
Cutlip  Hobeler. 
Robt.  Hughes. 
Wm.   McFarland. 
Jam's  Stoops. 


Alex'r  Long. 
Jam's  Bell. 
Nath.  Stocks. 
Dan'l  Shahan. 
Jas.  Hartford. 
Joseph  Bell. 


Robt.  Boyd.  Jun. 
Wm.  Hervey. 
John  Kerr. 
Wm.  Marks. 


Joseph  McDermitt. 
Benj'n  Renoe. 
Geo.  Swasciks. 
Jas.  Baily. 


3rd  Class. 


Wm.  Bruce. 
John  Ryan. 
Martin  McKing. 
Jno.  Carr. 


4th  Class. 


Robt.  Furlow. 
John  Bale. 
Rich'd   Crail. 
Arch'd    Thomson 
Wm.  Williams. 


5th  Class. 


Wm.  McClelland. 
Sam'l  Blair. 
Jas.  Long. 
John  Bale. 


John  Nichols. 
Thos.  Redmond,  Sen. 
Thos.  Boyd. 
Wm.  Redmond. 
Sam.  Bell. 
Wm.  Wood. 


Isaac  McMichael. 
John  Bell. 
Robt.  Bell. 
John  Redmond. 
Thos.  Hannah. 


6th  Class. 

Daniel  Sweney. 
Jacob  Judah. 
Robt.  White. 
Wm.  Thompson. 
Robt.  Jefferson. 

7th  Class. 

Geo.  Redmond. 
Isaac  Walker. 
Matt.  Magi-iger. 
John  Crail. 
Jacob  Miller. 


Robt.  Snodgrass. 
Isaac  MsMichael. 
Joseph  Williams. 
Thos.  Armour. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON. 

8th  Class. 

John  McMichael. 
Daniel  Moore. 
John  Henry. 
John  McCarmick. 


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ROLL  OF  CAPT.  SAMUEL  CUNINGHAMS  COMPY.  IN  THE 
2ND  BATALION  OF  WASHINGTON  COUNTY,     (c.) 


Sebastian  Fredrick. 
William  Wightman. 


Charles  Harry. 
Arthur  Ackles. 
James  Forsith. 
John  Harry. 
William  Plumer. 
George  Plumer. 
John  Stewart. 


Sebastian  Frederick. 
John  Montgomery. 
James  McKee. 
Henry  Wood. 
Archibald  McDowel. 
Mabra  Evans. 
John  Goban. 


Subaltrins. 

Lt. 

David  McKee. 

Ens. 
James   Willson. 

Serjents. 

John    Nee). 

Privates. 
First  Class. 

John  McLaughlin. 
Isaack  Justus. 
Andrew  Harrison. 
Mathew  Gillmore. 
Jacob  Rybolt. 
James  McKinley. 

2nd  Class. 

John   Reed. 
Laughlin  McLaughlin. 
Aron  Whitecar. 
Francis  holland. 
Charls  McHaffe, 
Sebastian  Frederick. 


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ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


John  Claldwell. 
Fredrick  Barger. 
Wm.   Gober. 
Thos.  Mathis. 
Joseph  Irvine. 
Jacob  Krite. 


3d  Class. 

Henery  McGlauhlin. 
Robort  Purdy. 
Andrew  Glass. 
Mical  Rasher. 
Wm.  Stevenson. 
Eleazer  Mires. 


John  Glazer. 
John  McCoy. 
John   Sprout. 
Daniel  Rasher. 
Samuel  Reed. 
Wm.  Shaw. 
Henry  Woolf. 

George  Chambers. 
John  Louderback. 
John  Patch. 
Rcbart  Henderson. 
Jacob  Tevebough. 
Henery  Shaver. 
John  McGlauhlin,  Sr. 


4th  Class. 

Thomas  Sanns. 
Anthony  Glass. 
Willm.  Black. 
John  Rutherford. 
James  Rice. 
David  Montgomery. 

5th  Class. 

Thomas  Miles. 
John  McDemit. 
Richard  Fluck. 
Hugh  McCoy. 
Wm.   McKee. 
Thos.  Finney. 
Thos.   Snodgrass. 


Wm.  Mathes. 
Jonathan   Phillips. 
Robart  Thompson. 
Jas.   Henderson. 
Moris   Keho. 
Joseph  Goban. 
Wm.  Steward. 

Thomas  Cuningham. 
Michael  Louderback. 
James  Ervin. 
Abraham  Whiticar. 
James  Hamilton. 
John  Small. 
John  Woolf. 
Eneas  McCallister. 


6lh  Class. 

Enis  McClain. 
John  Churchel. 
Alexr.  Barr. 
Andrew  Keerod. 
John  Jonston. 
Jacob  Pendle. 

7th  Class. 

Robert  Hays. 
Joseph  McDowell. 
Adam  Sharp. 
Jno.  McKinsey. 
Saml.  Jackson. 
Jno.   Niell. 
Stephen  Plant. 


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8th  Class. 


George  Waddal. 
Eleazer  Nighmen. 
John  Logan. 
Joseph  Neel. 
Wm.   McCoy. 
John   Wallis. 
Jas.  Stet. 
Andrew  Douglass. 


John  Howe. 
Rlch'd  Carson. 
Matt.  Shuner. 
Sam'l  Ferguson. 
Jno.  M.  CuUom. 
Mord.  Kelly. 
David  Ferguson. 
Thorn.  Bell. 


(c.)     CLASS  ROLE  OF  CAPT.  WILLIAM  FIFE  COMPANY. 


John  Lamb. 
John  Phillips. 


James  Brice. 
Michael  Taggard. 
Henry  Hulse. 
John  Armstrong. 
James  Willson. 


John  Fife,  Senior. 
Abraham  Andrews. 
John  Brice. 
Robert  Frazor. 
Joseph  Logan. 


Captain. 
William  Fife. 

Lieutenant. 
Andrew  Hood. 

Enceign. 
Robert   Jonson. 

Serjants. 

Richard   Watson. 

1st  Class. 

John  White. 
Joseph  Hulse. 
William  Phillips. 
Jeorge  Earlawin. 

2d  Class. 

Thomas  Willson. 
James  Dorney. 
Abraham  Watson. 
James  Fife. 
Joseph  Phillops. 


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ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


3d  Class. 


Archibald    Rolston. 
Josiah  Record. 
Joseph  McKiney. 
Thomas  Harris. 
Spenser  Record. 


Robert  Cunning. 
Andrew  Vint. 
John  Kyzor. 
Andrew  Hood. 
Samuel  Clark. 


Edward  Sharp. 
Samuel  Phillops. 
John  Jones. 
James  Hogland. 
David  Phillips. 
Jacob  Jones. 

John  Duglas,  Esquir. 
Elexander  Gillfellau. 
Samuel  Thompson. 
John  Sharp. 
William  Rigdon. 
John  Fife,  Junior. 

John  Frazor. 
Joseph  Mooree. 
Robert  Clark. 
Adam  Patterson. 
Hugh  Sterling. 
Joseph  Patterson. 


4th  Class. 

Samuel  Price. 
Alexander  McKoy. 
Samuel  Watt. 
Robert  Dugau. 
Thomas  Bond. 

5th  Class. 

William  Titball. 
Thomas  Titball. 
Elexander  Miller. 
John  Boriers. 
Rich'd  Hulz. 

6th  Class. 

James  Patterson. 
Joseph  McKnight. 
Joseph  Couch. 
Edward  Huey. 
Saml.  Phillips. 
Alex.  M.  Conies. 


John  McComas. 
John  Andrews. 
Robert  McKee. 
Isack  Harris. 
John  McCollouk. 
James  Hanna. 
William  Bennet. 

Jones  Murphy. 
Samuel  Loughhead. 
John  Willson. 


7th  Class. 

William  Fife. 
Henry  Ewall. 
Adam  Logan. 
Barckley  Dennis. 
Jno.  Murray. 
Alex'r  Liggett. 

8th  Class. 

Christopher  McDenald. 
Nehemiah  Sharp. 
John  Dorney. 


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Robert  Jonson. 
Robert  Laughlin. 
William  Murdock. 
Jacob  Kyzor. 


Wm.  Canles. 
Robt.  McKee. 
Thos.  Armstrong. 
John  Kelloe. 


A  CLASS  ROLE  OF  CAPT.  JAS.  IvIUNN'S  COMPANY,     (c.) 


Dorsey  Penticost. 
John  Wilkins. 
James  Miller. 
John  Sampson. 
Henry    Devoir. 


Daniel  Harris. 
John  Rankins. 
John  Edgenton. 
Robert  Crouch. 
Robert  Bowers. 

William  Brown. 
James  Rankins. 
Hugh  Miller. 
Joseph  Kinney. 


Tho's  Parramour. 
William  Wilkins. 
Joseph  Edginton. 
William  Maxwell. 
George  Wilson. 


Captain. 
Jas.  Munn. 

Lieut. 
Joseph  Eckly. 

Ensign. 
Henry  Sawins. 

First  Class. 

Jehu  Bennett. 
Richard    Masters. 
Leverton   Thomas. 
Henry  Ferguson. 
Stephen  Burcam,  Jr. 

Second  Class. 

John  Devoir. 
Wm.  Nailor. 
Benjamin  Mills. 
John  Parramour. 

Third  Class. 

Thomas  Bounds. 
Jjahn  Masters. 
Alex'r  Hamilton. 
David  Devoir. 

Fourth  Class. 

James  Demoss. 
James  Lowry. 
William  Mayhall. 
George  Edginton. 


84 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Nathaniel  Parmor. 
William  Ranking. 
Nicholas  Devoiiir. 
Alex'r  Gray. 

John  Brown. 
Stephen  Wilkins. 
Isaac  Edgenton. 
John  Martin. 
Wm.  Quigley. 

Thomas  Dixson. 
Joseph  Finch. 
Jesse  Edgenton. 
William  Kinney. 


Robert  McGee. 
James  Murphy. 
Tho's  Miller. 
Sam'I  Lock. 


John  Prottman. 
Stephen  Berkim. 


Fifth  Class. 

Sam'I  Stevens. 
James  Ferrel. 
James  Lock. 

Sixth  Class. 

Joseph  Crownover. 
John  Hopkins. 
Edward  Mayhall. 
Aaron    Williams. 

Seventh  Class. 

John  Wilson.    . 
James  Young. 
David  Hopkins. 
John  Dostlethwaite. 

Eighth  Class. 

Beniamin  Parkison,  Esq. 
Ezekiel   Hopkins. 
Timothy  Mayhall. 
Daniel   Devoir. 

Serjeants. 

Obadiah  Wilson. 


(c.)     Sir  please  to  Receive  My  Due  Bill  of  one  month  tower. 
Sir  in  so  doing  you  will  much  oblidge  your  friend. 

GEORGE   CHAMBERS   in 
Capt.  Zd.  Wright's  Co'y. 
To   M'e  Eneas  McCallister. 


THE  RETOURN  OF  THE  FIRST  COMPT.  OF  THE  SECEND 
BATALEON.       (c.) 


Eins  Samuel  Sinclair. 
William  Kennedy. 
Ebenzer  Mitchel. 


Ephram  Stanford. 
William   Finney. 


by  Me  Thomas  Morton. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON.  85 

(c.)  Sir  pleas  to  settle  with  Samuel  Cunningham  for  my 
two  months  pay  that  I  sarved  in  the  Malitia  under  Lieut. 
Joseph  Eckly  s'd  Cunningham  having  fully  sattisfy'd  me  for 
the  Saim  given  under  my  hand  this  20  of  March,  1784. 

THOMAS  NICOLAS, 
present: 

JOHN  McKEE. 

WILLIAM  his  W  mark  McCLEROY. 


(c.)  As  I  have  lost  my  Certificate  which  I  got  of  you  for 
the  tower  of  Duty  which  I  Did  under  you  at  Yellow  Creek. 
Pleas  to  let  James  Chambers  have  a  new  one  as  he  has  paid 
me  for  the  Wages  Due  to  me  for  that  Service  as  Wittness  my 
hand  this  12  day  of  May,  1784. 

Samel  Scott  (?)  JOHN  his  X  mark  KNIGHT. 


(c.)  Sir:  Please  to  Let  James  Chambers  have  a  Certificate 
for  a  tower  of  Duty  which  I  did  under  Captain  Right  at 
W'm's  Station  on  Robison's  Run. 

March  26,  1785.  ADAM   McAPHARSON. 

To  Mr.  James  Marshall  of  Washington  Co. 


(c.)     Sir:   Pleas  to  Let  the  Bearer  Jame  Chambers  a  Certifi- 
cate for  one  tower  of  Duty  and  three  scouts. 
Which  I  did  under  Captain  Walls,  January  12,  1785. 

ELIAS  PEGG. 
To  Mr.  James  Marshall  Liftenant  of  Washington  County. 


Washington  County,     (c.) 

Before  me  ye  Subsircbing  Justice  for '  ye  County  affors'd 
Came  Capt.  Rob't  Richey  &  made  oath  y't  George  Wadle  Hired 
a  Certain  James  Obney  to  Do  a  tower  of  Duty  under  Capt.  Wm. 
Bruce  &  that  ye  s'd  Goerge  Wadle  Was  to  Receive  The  State 
pay  Sworn  before  me  this  Eighteenth  of  January,  1785. 

JNO.   DOUGLASS. 


86  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

(c.)  Sir:  Pieas  to  Let  the  bearer  David  Philips  have  my  Due 
Bill  for  the  time  I  sarved  under  Capt.  Wm.  Fife  in  so  Doing 
you'll  oblige  yours  to  serve. 

March  the  4th,  1785. 

JOHN   PHILIPS. 

To  Col.  James  Marshal. 


(c.)  I  Gavin  Alison  sign  over  my  right  and  title  of  tower 
of  duty  unto  James  Morison  which  I  served  under  Capt.  Shoop 
givin  under  my  hand  this  first  April,  1785. 

GAVIN  ALISON. 

Gavin  Morison    (?) 


(c.)  Sir:  please  to  lat  the  Baear  Daved  Philips  have  my 
Dew  Bill  Dew  me  Sarvd.  at  torners  fort  under  Capt.  William 
Fife  and  by  so  doing  you  will  much  oblige  me. 

RICHARD  CROOKS. 

June  25th,  1785,  and  this  shall  be  your  receipt  given  under  my 
hand. 

N.  B.  And  like  wise  that  of  John  Willson's  and  if  you  have 
got  that  of  Capt.  Sand  alsow. 

JOSEPH   CESSNE.    * 


(c.)     Washington  County,  ss. 

August  twenty  fourth,  1785,  Isaac  Farguson  Came  in  his  pro- 
per person  before  me  the  subscribers  one  of  the  justices  of 
the  court  of  common  pleas  for  said  county  and  made  oath  that 
he  was  present  and  heard  David  Bryon  contract  with  Thomas 
Robertson  to  serye  a  tour  of  Militia  duty  for  him  the  said 
David  under  the  command  of  Lieutenant  Wilson  of  Capt. 
Wright's  Company,  and  that  the  said  Thomas  rec'd  a  cow  of 
the  said  David  in  full  Satisfaction  for  the  said  Tower,  and 
the  said  David  was  by  their  agreement  to  Receive  the  public 
pay  for  the  Service  so  as  aforesaid  to  be  preformed  by  the 
said  Thomas  in  the  Room  and  Stead  of  the  said  David. 

Sworn  the  day  above  before  me. 

THOS.  SCOTT. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON.  87 

Washington  County  to  wit:     (c.) 

Personally  came  before  me  the  Subscriber  David  Livingston 
and  made  oath  that  Robert  McGee  Hired  John  Aitkens  in 
Capt'n  Jas.  Munn's  Co'y  as  a  Substitute  and  that  Aitken  Told 
this  Deponent  that  McGee  was  to  Receive  the  Militia  pay  Al- 
lowed by  the  States. 

DAVID  LEVISTON. 

Sworn  &  Subscribed  before  me  this  27th  day  of  August  A.  D. 
1785. 

JAM'S   MARSHEL, 

Lieut.  W.  Co'y. 


(c.)     Sir:  Pleas  to  Let  the  Barer  Daniel  Hamilton  have  that 
Dew  bill  of  Mine  for  Duty  Don  onder  Zed.  Wright. 
May   20th,  1786. 

By  Me  WM.  CORNS. 


(88) 


THIRD    BATTALION 
WASHINGTON    COUNTY  MILITIA. 


(89) 


(90) 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON.  91 

THIRD  BATTALION,     (c.) 


Lieutenant   Colonel. 
David  Williamson. 

Major. 
John  White. 

First  Company. 

Captain — George  Sharp. 
Lieutenant — Samuel    Shannon. 
Ensign — James  Braclforrl. 

Second  Company. 

Captain — Eleazer  Williamson. 
Lieutenant — William  McVv^illiams. 
Ensign — Jacob  Miller. 

Third  Company. 

Captain — Abner  Howeu. " 
Lieutenant — William  McFarlane. 
Ensign — John  Gregg. 

Fourth  Company. 

Captain — Andrew  Swearingeu. 
Lieutenant— Charles  Bilderbach. 
Ensign — Samel  Morrison. 

Fifth  Company. 

[The  officers  of  the  Fifth  Company  first  elected  refused  to 
serve,  and  no  Return  as  yet  made  at  the  second  Election.] 

Sixth  Company. 

Captain — David  Hosack. 
Lieutenant — Not  returned. 
Ensign — Thomas  Orr. 

Seventh  Company. 

Captain — Timothy  Dovi^ning. 
Lieutenant— Thomas   Halbert. 
Ensign — John  Williams. 


92 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Eighth  Company. 

Captain — James  Scott. 
Lieutenant — William  Ledlie. 
Ensign — Thomas  Nickle. 

Total  number  of  men,  584. 


A  CLASS  ROLL  OF  THE  CAMPANY  UNDER  CAP.  GEORGE 
SHARP  3RD  BATT.  OP  WASHINGTON  COUT.  COM- 
MANDED BY  COL.  DAVID  WILLIAMS  ON  25TH  SEPT. 
1781.     (c.) 


Nat.  Brown. 
Frans.  Nation. 
Wm.  Thompson. 
Alx.  McCoIloch. 
Wm.  Lock. 
Archd.   Boggs. 


Jas.  Hannah. 
Elijah  Rittenhouse. 
Jonas  Quick. 
Wm.  Nation. 
Wm.  Mecumson. 
Jas.  Bj'ers. 

Archd.  Leeper. 
Rlcd.  Yates. 
Jos.   McCredy. 
Robt.  Gibson. 
Isaac  Isrels. 
Peter  Peterson. 

Jas.  Burnet. 
Charles  Odonald. 
Jno.  Swan. 


Privates. 
1st  Class. 

Jas.  Nevit. 
Thos.  Eoshears. 
Van.  Sweringen. 
Wm.  Norris. 
Jas.  McConnel. 
Jas.  Drake. 

2nd  Class. 

Jno.  Sharp. 
Jas.  Paterson. 
Jacob  Middleswarth. 
Adam  Alexander. 
Alx.  Cochran. 

3rd  Class. 

Geo.  White. 
Andw.  Peas. 
Jas.  White. 
Andw.  McCluer. 
Matt.  Y'oung. 

4th  Class. 

Jno.  Campbell. 
Jas.  McDowel. 
Wm.  Nelson. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGT02n'. 


93 


Saml.  Riddle. 
Alx.  McCoy. 
Jno.  Morris. 


Hugh  McCredy. 
Charles  Euard. 
T3en.  Hanuas. 


Hen.   Middleswarth. 
Jacob  Norris. 
Jas.  Shaip,  Seiu. 
Jno.  McI  adaii. 
Jno.  Norris. 
Jno.   Riddle. 

Nat.  Colter. 
Jas.  Buchanon. 
Wm.   Laughlin. 
Jno.   Campbell. 
Wm.  Mcdowel. 


5th  Class. 

Wm.    Mcdowel. 
Wm.  Dougicss. 
Wm.  Holms. 
Jno.  Eruwn. 
Thos.   Sweringeu. 

6th  Class. 

Jno.  Mcdowel. 
Saml.  While. 
Matt.   Mcdowel. 
Nicl.  Peas. 
Herculus  Rony. 


Jas.   Hyneman. 
Geo.  Shannon. 
Robl.  Hambletou. 
Wm.  Baily. 
Hen.  Taylor,  Esq. 

Jas.  Ross. 
Jno.  Blain. 
Thos.  Reuse,  Sein. 
Thos.  Rouse,  Junr. 
Jno.  McConnel. 
Moses  Middlesarth. 


7th  Class. 

Thos.  Hambleton. 
Thos.  Byers. 
Davd.  Hambleton. 
Robt.  Mecumson. 

8th  Class. 

Nat.  White. 
Jas.   Baily. 
Cor.  Peterson. 
Ben.  Johnston. 
Gabriel  Johnston. 


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COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON.  97 


A  RETURN  1ST  CLASS  CAPT.  GEO.  SHARPS  COMPY  IN 
THE  3D  BATT'N  WASHINGTON  COUNTY  MILITIA  OR- 
DERED TO  RENDEVOUZE  7TH  DECEM.  1781.  VIZ:      (c.) 


Nathan  Brown.  Jam's  Nevill. 

Francis  Nation.  Thos.  Brashiers. 

William  Thompson.  Van  Swearingham. 

>v'      "  ';"ullock.  Wm.  Norris. 

IJ,  Serj.  Jam's  McConnel. 

Will,  i^ock.  Jam's  Drake. 
Archibald  Boggs. 

Given  Under  my  hand  this  13th  day  of  Decem'r  1781. 

GEO.  SHARP,  Cap. 


A  RETURN  1ST  CLASS  CAPTPAIN  WILLIAM  LEFT'S 
COMPY.  3D  BATTALION  WASHINGTON  COUNTY  MILI- 
TIA ORDERED  TO  RENDEVOUZE  THE  8TH  DAY  MARCH, 
1782.     (c). 


Bartin  Tuel.  John  Clark. 

Hugh  Wiley.  Jacob  Wolf. 

Isaac  Holmes.  William  McEntire. 

Thos.  Virgin.  George  Clyne. 

Given  Under  my  hand  this  14th  day  March,  1782. 

WILLIAM  LEFT,  Capt. 


A  RETURN  1ST  CLASS  CAPTN.  JAMES  SCOTT'S  COMPANY 
3D  BATTALION  WASHINGTON  COUNTY  MILITIA  OR- 
DERED TO  RENDEVOUZE  THE  8TH  DAY  MARCH,  1782. 
(c.) 


John  Finley.  David  Lock. 

Andrew  Venemon.  Mathew  Steen. 

7— Vol.  II— 6th  Ser. 


98 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Josiah  Scott. 
Balzer  Frank. 


John  Alexander. 
William  Black. 


Given  Under  my  hand  this  14th  day  March,  1782. 

WM.  I.EDLIE,  Lieut. 


A  RETURN  1ST  CLASS  CAPTN.  ANDREW  SW^EARING 
HAM'S  COMPANY  3D  BATTALION  WASHINGTON 
COUNTY  MILITIA,  ORDERED  TO  RENDEVOUZE  THE  8TH 
MARCH,  1782.     (c.) 


James  Morrison,  Ensign. 
John  Hughes. 
Samuel  McBride. 
John  Becket. 
Daniel  McCoy,  Senr. 


Stillen  Cooper. 
Gavin  Allison. 
Daniel  McCoy,  Junr. 
William  Montgomery. 


Given  Under  my  hand  this  14th  March,  1782. 

ANDREW  SWEARINGER,  Capt. 


A  RETURN  2ND  AND  3RD  CLASS  CAPTN.  WILLIAM 
LEET'S  COMPY.  IN  THE  3D  BATTN.  WASHINGTON 
COUNTY  MILITIA,  ORDERED  TO  RENDEVOUZE  THE 
4TH  APRIL,  1782.     (c.) 


Jams.  Roney. 
Jams.  Brownlee. 
John  Beard. 


2nd  Class. 

Nicholas   Clemons. 
John  Jamison. 
William  Miller. 


Jams.   Hazelgrig. 
Willm.  Brownlee. 
Aaron  Marshel. 
Elijah  Neettle. 


3rd  Class. 

Joshua  Martin. 
Moses  Shepherd. 
Thos.  Willson,  Senr. 
Joseph  Clark. 


Given  Under  my  hand  this  12th  day  April,  1782. 

WILLIAM  LEET,  Capt. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON. 


99 


A  RETURN  2ND  AND  3D  CLASSES  CAPTEN.  JAMS.  SCOTT'S 
COMPY.  3D  BATTN.  WASHINGTON  COUNTY  MILITIA, 
ORDERED  TO  RENDEVOUZE  THE  4TH  APRIL,  1782.     (c.) 


William   Buchanen. 
George  Venemon. 
Samuel  Workman. 
William   McGaw. 


2nd  Class. 

Samson  Nickles. 
William  Caldwell. 
Joseph  Riddle. 
Tlios.  Woodard. 


Listen  Glass. 
Samuel  Sillix. 
Robt.  Giffen. 
William  Nemmons. 


3rd  Class. 

Hugh   Workman. 
John  Poak. 
Daniel  Merrick. 
James  McElroy. 


Given  Under  my  hand  this  12th  April,  1782. 

WM.  LEDLIE,  Lieut. 


A  RETURN  2ND  AND  3D  CLASSES  CAPTN.  GEO.  SHARP'S 
COMP'Y  IN  THE  3D  BATTALION  WASHINGTON  COUNTY 
MILITIA,  ORDERED  TO  RENDEVOUZE  THE  4TH  APRIL, 
1782.     (c.) 


Samuel  Shannon,  Lieut. 
James   Hannah. 
Elijah  Rittenhouse. 
Jonas    Quik. 
Wm.  Nation. 
Will'm  Malcomson. 
James  Byars. 

Archibald  Leiper. 
Rich'd  Yeats. 
Joseph   McCreedy. 
Robert  Gibson. 


2nd  Class. 

James  Patterson. 
Jacob  Midleswarth. 
Adam  Alexander. 
Alex'r  Cochran. 
William  Johnston. 
Edward  Nation. 

3rd  Class. 

Isaac  Israel. 
Petter  Petterson.    ■ 

c 

George  White. 
Andrew  Peas. 


100  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

James  White.  Mathew  Young. 

Andrew  McClure.  Thos.  Malcomson. 

Given  Under  my  hand  this  12th  day  April,  1782. 

GEO.  SHARP,  Cap. 


A  RETURN  2ND  AND  3D  CLASSES  CAPTN.  ANDW.  SWEAR- 
INGHAM'S  COMPY.  IN  THE  3D  BATTN.  WASHINGTON 
COUNTY  MILITIA,  ORDERED  TO  RENDEVOUZE  THE 
4TH  APRIL,  1782.     (c.) 


2nd  Class. 
Andw.  Ritchie.  David  Hutchison. 

Lawrence  Clark.  Thos.  Mclnnis. 

Alexr.  Bolin.  John  McNew. 

Alexr.  McCoy. 

3rd  Class. 
Caleb  Pumphrey.  James  McNearey. 

John  McDonnald.  Samuel   Agnew. 

Young  Steller.  John  Allison. 

John  Neilson.  John  Duncan. 

Wm.  Holmes. 

Given  Under  my  hand  this  12th  day  April,  1782. 

ANDREW  SWEARINGER,  Capt. 


A  RETURN  2ND  AND  3D  CLASSES  CAPT.  TIMOTHY  DOWN- 
ING COMPY.  IN  THE  3D  BATT.  WASHINGTON  COUNTY 
MILITIA  ORDERED  TO  RENDEVOUZE  THE  12TH  APRIL, 
1782.     (c.) 


2nd  Class. 
Henry  Cotton.  John  McCan. 

Geo.  Plumer.  .  Isaac  Taylor. 

Alen  Stewart.  Jacob  Harper. 

Jams.  Downing.  Robt.  McBride. 


COUNTY  OP  WASHINGTON. 


101 


Robt.  Downing. 
Jams  White. 
Joseph  Wells. 
Robt.   Cavans. 
Danl.    Scott. 


3d  Class. 

Wm.  White. 
Jno.  Tweed. 
Davd.  McBride. 
Saml.  Fisher. 
Davd.  Hutcheson. 


Given  under  my  hand  this  12th  day  April,  1782. 

TIMOTHY  DOUNIEN,  Capt. 


A  RETURN  4TH  AND  5TH  CLASSES,  CAPT.  WILLIAM 
LEET'S  COMPY.  3D  BATTN.  WASHINGTON  COUNTY 
MILITIA,  ORDERED  TO  RENDEVOUZE  THE  15TH  APRIL, 
1782.     (c.) 


John   Bean. 
Willm.  Irvine. 
Rolby  Colbert. 


4th  Class. 

Mathw.  Markland. 
Edwd.  Bess. 
Jams.  Lattimore. 


Davd.  Snowden. 
Enoch  Die. 
Obediah  Holms. 
Nicholas  Pumphrey. 


5th  Class. 

Geo.  Nox. 

Wm.  Alexander. 

Rezen  Pumphrey. 


Given  Under  my  hand  this  22d  day  April,  1782. 

BRISE  VERGIN,  Lent. 


A  RETURN  4TH  AND  5TH  CLASSES  CAPT.  JAM'S  SCOTT'S 
COMP'Y  3RD  BATT'N  WASHINGTON  COUNTY  MILITIA, 
ORDERED  TO  RENDEVOUZE  THE  15TH,  APRIL  1782.    (c.) 


Samuel  Stewart. 
John  Edie. 


4th  Class. 

William  Irvine. 
James  Leiper. 


102 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Noah  Cox. 
Garret  Vanemon. 
James  Willson. 


Thos.  Nickle,  Ensign. 
Paul  Huff,  Serjt. 
John  Downing. 
James  Herron. 


Dickson  Jordan. 
Joseph  Riddle. 


5th  Class. 


Jam's  Workman. 
John  Wright. 
Ezekiel  Barnet. 
Samuel  Pollock. 


Given  Under  my  hand  this  22nd  day  April,  1782. 

WM.  LEDLIE,  Lieut. 


A  RETURN  4TH  AND  5TH  CLASSES  CAPTN.  ^GEORGE 
SHARP'S  COMPY.  3D  BATTN.  WASHINGTON  COUNTY 
MILrTIA,  ORDERED  TO  RENDEVOUZE  THE  15TH  DAY 
APRIL,    1782.     (c.) 


4th  Class. 


Jams.  Bradford,  Ensign. 
James  Burnett. 
Charles  Odonel. 
John  Swan. 
John  Campbell. 
James  McDowel. 
Willm.   Neilson. 


Samuel  Riddle. 
Alexander  McCoy. 
John  Morris. 
Hugh  McCready. 
Charles  Buard. 
Benjn.   Hannah. 
Samuel  Henry. 


5th  Class. 


Henry  Midleswarth. 
Jacob  Norris. 
Jams.  Sharp. 
John  McFaddin. 
John  Norris. 
John  Ridle. 
Wra.  McDowel. 


James  McConchey. 
William  Douglas. 
William  Holmes. 
John  Brown. 
Thoms.  Swearinghara. 
Robt.  Young. 


(Jiven  Under  my  hand  this  22nd  April,  1782. 

GEO.  SHARP,  Cap. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON. 


103 


A  RETURN  4TH  AND  5TH  CLASSES  CAPTN  ANDW. 
SWEARINGHAM'S  COMPY.  3D  BATTN.  WASHINGTON 
COUNTY  MILITIA,  ORDERED  TO  RENDEVOUZE  THE 
15TH  APRIL,  1782.     c.) 


Daniel  Smith. 
James  Cunningham. 
James  Cochoran. 
William  Boland. 


William  Hogland. 
Old   Stiller. 
Alexr.  Cowan. 
David  Kent. 


4th  Class. 

Francis  Cunningham. 
Samuel  Orsbourne. 
Gavin  Morrison. 
Henry  Hogland. 

5th  Class. 

Angus  McCoy. 
Wm.  Johnston. 
William  Keary. 
Aaron  Foreman. 


Given  Under  my  hand  this  22nd  day  April,  1782. 

CHARLES   BELDERBACK, 

Lut. 


(c.)  I  do  hereby  Certify  that  Gacop  Norris  has  Served  as  a 
Soldier  one  months  tour  of  Militia  Duty  Commencing  the  16 
Day  of  aprile  and  Ending  the  16  of  May  1782  under  my  Com- 
mand at  Vances  fort  in  which  time  he  Served  as  a  good  Sol- 
dier and  is  hereby  Dischargerd  from  that  tour. 

WILLIAM  LEET,  Capt. 


A  RETURN  4TH  AND  5TH  CLASSES  CAPT.  TIMOTHY 
DOWNINGS  COMPY.  3RD  BATT.  WASHINGTON  COUNTY 
MILITIA  ORDERED  TO  RENDEVOUZE  THE  18TH  APRIL, 
1782.     (c.) 


John  McEntire. 
Jams.  Snodgrass. 
Jams.  Richardson. 
Henry  Martin. 


4th  Class. 

Joseph  Workman. 
John  Goddard. 
Jams.   McCan. 


104 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Simeon  Brown. 
Wm.  Scott. 
Thomas  Nicholas. 
Wm.  Williams. 
Jams.  Anderson. 


5th  Class. 

John  Baker. 
John  Nicholas. 
Daniel  McCan. 
Bryan  O'Neal. 


Given  under  my  hand  this  21st  day  of  May,  1782. 

TIMOTHY    DOUNIEN, 

Capt. 


(c.)  Washington  County  May  the  4th,  1782.  These  are  to 
Certify  that  Elijah  Locherd  has  Serv.  one  month  Tour  of 
Militia  Duty  as  a  Substitute  for  Liston  Glass  and  is  this  Day 
Discharged  by 

ABNER  HOWELL, 

Captn. 


A  RETURN  6TH.  7TH  AND  8TH  CLASSES  CAPTN.  TIMY. 
DOWNINGS  COMPY.  3D  BATTN.  W.  COUNTY  MILITIA 
ORDERED  TO  RENDEVOUZE  MAY  18TH,  1782.     (c.) 


Jams.  Gillespie,  Junr. 
Charles  Tuel. 
David  Caldwell. 
John  Downing. 
John  Wilkinson. 
Petter  Coc. 

Jams.  Goddard. 
Jams.  Vincen. 
Cornelius  McEntire. 
Geo.  Cruthers. 

Saml.  McBride. 
Jams.  Henwood. 
Robt.    Wells. 


6th  Class. 

Jesse  Martin. 
Wm.  Ellis. 
John  Smiley. 
Ralph  Cotton. 
Wm.  Gillespie. 

7th  Class. 

Josiah  Owens. 
Thos.  Phillson. 
Alexr.  Stevenson. 

8th  Class. 

Isaac  Miles. 
Lawrance  McCann. 
Mathw.  Templeton. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON. 


105 


Jas.  Gillespie,  Senr. 
John  Shearor. 
Wm.  Morrison. 
Jams.  Allen. 
Wm.  McQuon. 


Fetter  Hitt. 
Danl.  Caldwell. 
Charles  Martin. 
Wm.  Lindwell. 


Given  Under  my  hand  this  21st  day  May,  1782. 

TIMOTHY  DOUNIEN,  Capt. 


A  RETURN  6TH,  7TH  AND  8TH  CLASSES  CAPT'N  JAM'S 
SCOTTS  COMP'Y  3D  BATT'N  W.  COUNTY  MILITIA,  OR- 
DERED TO  RENDEVOUZE  MAY  18TH,  1782.     (c.) 


John  McMillan. 
Wm.  Craig. 
Jno.  Little. 
Ludwick  Smith. 


6th  Clasfe. 


Leonard  Roberts. 
Nathan  Roberts. 
Jno.  Cotton. 


Wm.  Ledlee,  Lieut. 
Wm.  Gibson. 
Alex.  Kerr. 
And'w  Thompson. 


7th  Class. 


And'w  Nichol. 
V/m.  Montgomery. 
Jam's  McBurney. 
John  Jackson. 


Robert  Jeffreys. 
William  Hecerton. 
Will'm  Ferguson. 
Tho's  Montgomery. 


8th  Class. 


Jacob  Shively. 
Lawrence  Huff. 
Jam'ss  Hecerton. 
Jam's  McConkey. 


Given  Under  my  hand  this  21st  day  of  May,  1782. 

WM.   LEDLIE,   Lieut 


106 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


A  RETURN  6TH,  7TH  &  8TH  CLASSES  CAPTN.  GEO. 
SHARPS  COMPY  3D  BATTN.  W.  COUNTY  MILITIA,  OR- 
DERED TO  RENDEVOUZE   THE  18TH  MAY,   1782.     (c.) 


Nathn.  Colter. 
Jams.  Buchanen. 
Wm.  Laughlin. 
John  Campbell. 
Wm.  McDowell. 


6th  Class. 

Jno.  McDowell. 
Saml.  White. 
Mattw.  McDowell. 
Nicholas  Peas. 
Hugh  McConnel. 


Herculus  Roney. 
Jas.  Hindman. 
Geo.    Shannon. 
Robt.   Hambleton. 
Wm.  Baily. 


7th  Class. 

Henry  Taylor,  Esqr. 
Thos.  Hambleton. 
Thos.  Byers. 
David  Hambleton. 
Robt.   Malcumson. 


Jams.  Ross. 
John  Blain. 
Thos.  Rouse,  Senr. 
Thos.  Rouse,  Junr. 
John  McConnel. 
Moses  Midleswart. 


8th  Class. 

Nathl.  White. 
Jams.  Baily. 
Cornelus  Petterson. 
Benjn.  Johnston. 
Gabriel  Johnston. 


Given  Under  my  hand  this  21st  day  of  May,  1782. 

GEO.  SHARP,  Cap. 


A  RETURN  6TH,  7TH  AND  8TH  CLASSES  CAPTN.  ANDW. 
SWEARINGHAM'S  COMPANY  3D  BATTN.  W.  COUNTY 
MILITIA,  ORDERED  TO  RENDEVOUZE  MAY  18,  1782.     (c.) 


Wm.  Greathouse. 
John  Hall. 
Archibald  Allison. 


6th  Class. 

Robt.  Stevenson. 
William  Willson. 
Wm.  McCoy. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON. 


107 


Walter  Stevenson. 
Wm.  Heymer. 
James  Kirk. 


Lewis  Dewall. 
Wm.  Roach. 
Geo.    McCulloch. 
Hugh  Cowan. 
Edwd.  Gates. 


Robt.  Meek. 

Robt.  McCready. 

Wm.  Hasy. 

Adam  Wiley. 

Jams.  Allison. 

Wm.  Cowan. 

Wm.  Johnston,  Junr. 


Nathn.  Rawlings. 
Wm.  Lowrey. 


7th  Class. 


Geo.  McCulloch,  Junr. 
Courtney  Aikins. 
Jno.  Cowan. 
Rezen  Harling. 


8th  Class. 


Jams.  Campbell,  Junr. 

Jno.  Allison. 

Jams.  Campbell,  Senr. 

Geo.  Hill. 

Aron  Rawlings. 

Alexr.  McAllister. 


Given  Under  my  hand  this  21st  day  of  May,  1782. 

ANDREW  SWEARINGER,  Capt. 


A  RETURN  1ST  CLASS  CAPTN.  WM.  LEET'S  COMPY.  IN 
THE  3D  BATTN.  WASHINGTON  COUNTY  MILITIA,  OR- 
DERED TO  RENDEVOUZE  THE  3D  DAY  OF  JULY,  1782. 
(c.) 


Isaac  Holms. 
Wm.  Meetkirk. 
Thoms.  Virgin. 
Jno.    Clark. 


Daniel  Peak. 
Jacob  Wolf. 
Geo.  Cline. 


Given  Under  my  hand  the  9th  July,  1782. 

WILLIAM   LBET,   Capt. 


108  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

A  RETURN  OF  THE  FIRST  CLASS  OF  CAPTN.  SCOTT'S 
COMPANY  RANDVOUSD  AT  CATFISHES  CAMP  ON  WED- 
INSDAY  THE  3D  OF  JULY,  1782.     (c.) 


John  Finley. 

Andrew  Venemon — on  the  Campine. 

Mathew  Steen. 

Josiah   Scott. 

Balsor   Franck. 

John  Alexander — on  tower  on  the  Campine. 

Robert  Greenlee. 

James  Happey. 

JAMES  SCOTT,  Capt. 

July  ye  9th,  1780. 


A  RETURN  1ST  CLASS  OF  GENRL.  SHANNON'S  COMPANY 
IN  THE  3  BATTALION  OF  WASHINGTON  COUNTY  MILI- 
TIA ORDRED  TO  RANDIVOUS  THE  3  DAY  OF  JULY,1782. 
(c.) 


Natt.   Brown.  Archibald  Reggs. 

M'^m.  Thompson.  J&ms.  Nevitt. 

Alex.   McCullock.  James  McConnel. 

Wm.   Lock.  James   Drake. 

Thos.  Broshiess.  Jno.  Price. 

Van  Swearingham.  Geo.  Sharp. 
Wm.  Norris. 

Given  Under  my  hand  this  9th  July,  1782. 

SAMUEL    SHANNON. 


A  RETURN  1ST  CLASS  CAPTN.  ANDW.  SWEARINGHAM'S 
COMPY.  3D  BATTN.  W.  COUNTY  MILITIA,  ORDER'D  TO 
RENDEVOUZE  BY  COL.  WM.  McCLEERY  SUB.  LIEUT. 
AT  SUCH  TIME  AND  PLACE  AS  THE  SHERIFF  SHOULD 
APPOINT,     (c.) 

Jno.  Hughes,  Serjt.  Jno.  Bickett. 

Saml.  McBride.  Daul.  McCoy,  Senr. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON. 


109 


Stillers  Cooper. 
Gavin  Allison. 


Danl.  McCoy,  Junr. 
Wm.  Montgomery. 


Given  Under  my  hand  this  9th  day  July,  1782. 

ANDREW  SWBARINGER, 

Capt. 


A  RETURN  OF  THE  2ND  CLASS  OF  CAPT.  WILLIAM 
LEET'S  COMPY.  ORDERD.  TO  RENDESVOUS  AT  LEET'S 
MILL  SATURDAY  THE  13  JULY,  1782.     (c.) 


James  Brownlee. 
Nicholas  Clements. 
John  Beard. 


James  Roney. 
John  Jameson. 


Given  under  my  hand  this  20th  July,  1782. 

WILLIAM   LEET,  Capt. 


A  RETURN  OF  THE  2ND  CLASS  OF  CAPTN.  SCOTT'S  COM- 
PNY.  ORDERD.  TO  RANDVOUSD  AT  LEET'S  MILL  SAT- 
ERDAY  THE   13TH  JULY,  1782.     (c.) 


Captn. 
James  Scott. 


William  Buchanan. 
George  Vanemman. 
Samuel  Workman. 
William  Gaa. 
Joseph  Riddle. 


Thomas  Woodand. 
James  Gondy. 
John  Wellman. 
Robert  Lashley. 
Thomas  Orr. 


July  the  20th,  1782. 


110  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


A  RETURN  OF  THE  2ND  CLASS  OF  CAPT.  SAMUEL  SHAN- 
NONS COMPY.  ORDERD.  TO  RENDESVOUS  AT  LEET'S 
MILL  SATURDAY  THE  13TH  JULY,  1782.     (c.) 


Jas.  Bradford,  Lieut.  Yvillm.  Macolmon. 

John  Sharp,  Serjt.  Ja.  Byars. 

David  Mayber.  .Jacob  Middleswarth. 

James  Hannah.  Adam  Alexander. 

Elijah  Rittenhouse.  Alexr.    Cooliran. 
Jonas  Quick. 

Given  under  my  hand  this  20 th  July,  1782. 

SAMUEL  SHANNON,  Capt. 


A  RETURN  2ND  CLASS  CAPT.  CHARLES  BILDERBECK'S 
COMP.  3D  BATTALION  W.  COUNTY  MILITIA  ORDERED 
TO  RENDEVOUZE  JULY  14TH,  1782.     (c.) 


Andw.   Ritchie.  Davd.  Hutchison. 

Lawrence  Clark.  Thos.  McGinnes. 

Alexr.   Bowlen.  John  McNew. 
Alexr.  McCoy. 

Given  under  my  hand  this  19th  day  July,  1782. 

CHAS.    BILDERBACK, 

Capt. 


A  MUSTER  ROLL  OF  SRGT.  JAMES  CUNINGHAMS  PARTY 
OF  WASHINGTON  COUNTY  MILITIA  ON  THE  FRON- 
TIERS BY  ORDER  OF  BREEGADR.  GENRL.  IRVENE 
COMMENCEING  THE  28TH  DAY  AUGUST  AND  ENDING 
THE  26TH  OF  SUPTEMBER,  1782.     (c.) 


James  Cuningham.  Srgs. 
Frances  Cuningham. 


QOUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON. 


Ill 


Jacobe  Coonce. 

Archible  Leeper.  • 

Andrew  Pees. 

George  Bowling,  Substitute  for  W.  B.  Campain. 

James  Egnew,  Substitute. 

John  Stillings,  haveing  former  service. 

James  M.  Gaffy,  Subst.  for  Christian  kahler. 

Appeared  before  me  Franceis  Cunningham  &  made  oath  that 
the  Above  Muster  Roll  is  Just  and  true  as  it  stands  stated, 
before  me  this  30th  day  Septr.  1782. 

JAMES   ALLISON. 


A  RETURN  4TH  CLASS  CAPT.  CHARLS  BILDERNACK 
CAMPENY  3D  BATT'N  WASHINGTON  COUNTY  MILITIA 
SEP.  4TH,  1782.     (c.) 


Daniel  Smith. 
James  Cuningham. 
Wm.  Baland. 
James  Cochran. 


Calep  Pumphery. 
John  M'Douneld. 
Young  Stellor. 
John  Nilson. 


4th  Class. 

Francis  Cuningham. 
Samuel  Osburn. 
Gavin  Morison. 
Henry  Houglan. 

3rd  Class. 

Wm.    Holms. 
James  McNary, 
Samuel  Agnew. 
John  Allison. 

CHARLES  BILDERBACK,  Cap. 


A  RETURN  3D  AND  4TH  CLASS  OF  CAPT.  JOHN  COTTEN'S 
COMPENY  3RD  BATTN.,  WASHINGTON  COUNTY  MILI- 
TIA SEPT.  4TH,  1782.     (c.) 


Listen  Glass. 
Samuel   Sillex. 


3d  Class. 

Robert  Giffon. 
Wm.  Nemmans. 


112 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Hugh   Workman. 
John  Polack. 

Samuel   Stuart. 
John  Sace. 

Irvine  (?). 

James  Leeper. 


James  McCloy. 

4th  Class. 

Noaho  Cox. 
Caret  Vanaman. 
James  Willson. 


JOHN  COTTON,  Capt. 


A  RETURN  3RD  AND  4TH  CLASS  CAPT.  ABNER  HOWEL'S 
COMPANY  3D  BATTALION,  WASHINGTON  COUNTY  MILI- 
TIA  SEPTEMBER   4TH,  1782.     (c.) 


Thomas  Keaton. 
James  Carters. 
Wm.  Carters. 
Calop  Evans. 
Nathan  Evans. 
Christian  Kackler. 


Elisha  Lecock. 
David  Thomas. 
Isaack  Vancamp. 
Nathan  M'Giffon. 
Georg  Venems. 


3rd. 
John  Stanhy. 
John  Harres. 
John  Hus. 
Chineah  Goblet. 
Bazeal  Morris. 
Robert  Hill. 

4th  Class. 

John  Dickison. 
Kardman  Hanny. 

VanCamp. 

James  Walton. 
Christian  Kits. 

THOMAS   HOWELL,    Lieut. 


A  RETURN  3RD  AND  4TH  CLASSES  CAPT.  SAMUEL 
SHANON  COMPANY  3D  BATTN.  WASHINGTON  COUNTY 
MILITIA  SEPTEMBER  4TH,  1782.     (c.) 


3rd  Class. 


Archable  Leeper. 
Richard   Yeats. 


Jos.  McCready. 
Robert  Gibson. 


COUNTY  OP  WASHINGTON. 


113 


Isaack  Isral. 
Peter  Peterson. 
George  White. 


Andrew  Peas. 
James  White. 
Andrew  McClure. 


James  Biinett. 
Jno.  Swan. 
Charles  O'Danele. 
John  Campbel. 
James  McDowel. 
Wm.  Nilson. 


4th  Class. 

Samuel  Riddle. 
Alex'r  McCoy. 
Jno.  Morris. 
Hugh  McCredy. 
Charles  Buard. 
Benj'n  Hannah. 

Capt. 
Samuel  Shannon. 


A  RETURN  5TH,  6TH,  7  AND  8TH  CLASSES  CAPT.  CHARL. 
BELDERBECK  COMPY  3RD  BATTN.  W.  COUNTY  MILI- 
TIA ORDER'D  TO  RENDEVOUZE  SEPT.  15TH,  1782.     (c.) 


Wm.  Hogiand. 
Old  Stiller. 
Alex'r  Cowan. 
David  Kent. 


John  Hall. 
Arch'd  Allison. 
Robt.  Stevenson. 
Wm.  Willson. 
Wm.  McCoy. 


Wm.  Roach. 
George  McCulloch. 
Courtney  Erskine. 
Robt.  Downing. 


5th  Class. 

Angus  McCoy. 
Wm.  Johnston. 
Wm.  Kerrey. 

6th  Class. 

Walter  Stevenson. 
Wm.  Heymer. 
Wm.  Lowrey. 
Wm.  Greathouse. 

7th  Class. 

Hugh  Cowan. 
John  Cowan. 
Rezen  Harling. 


S— Vol.  II— 6th  Ser. 


114 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Robt.   Meek. 
Adam  Wiley. 
Jam's  Allison. 
Will'm  Cowan. 


8th  Class. 

Will'm  Johnston,  Jun. 
Aaron  Rawlings. 
Jam's  Campbell. 
Alex.   McCallister. 


Given  Under  my  hand  this  25th  day  Sept.  1782. 

CHAS.    BILDBRBACK, 


Capt. 


A  RETURN  5TH,  6TH,  7TH  AND  8TH  CLASSES  CAPT'N 
JNO.  COTTONS  COMPY.  THIRD  BATT'N  W.  COUNTY 
MILITIA,  ORDER'D  TO  RENDEVOUZE  SEPTR.  15TH.  1782. 
(c.) 


Thos.  Nichol,  Ensign. 
John  Bowning. 
Jam's  Herring. 
Jam's  Workman. 


Jno.  M.  Millan. 
Wm.  Craig. 
John  Little. 
Lowdick  Smith. 


Saml.  Riddle,  Lieut. 
Wm.    Gibson. 
Alex'r  Kerr. 
And'w  Nichol. 


Robt.  Jeffreys. 
Wm.  Hecerton  (?) 
Wm.  Fergueson. 
Thos.  Montgomery. 


5th  Class. 

Ezekiel  Barnett. 
Paul  Huff. 
Saml.  Pollock. 

6th  Class. 

Leonard  Roberts. 
Jam'ss  Heuston    (?) 
Nathn.   Roberts. 

7th  Class. 

Wm.  Montgomery. 
Jam'ss  McBurney. 
John  Jackson. 

8th  Class. 

Jacob  Shively. 
Laurence  Huff. 
Jam's  Hecerton    (?) 


Given  Under  my  hand  this  25th  day  Septr.  1782. 

JOHN  GOTTEN,  Capt. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON. 


115 


A  RETURN  5TH,  6TH,  7TH  AND  8TH  CLASSES  CAPT'N 
WILL'M  LEET'S  COMPY.  3RD  BATT'N  W.  COUNTY  MILI- 
TIA, ORDERD.  TO  RENDEVOUZE  SEPT'N  15TH,  1782.     (c.) 


Jam's  Demint,  Serjt. 
Davd.   Snowden. 
Enoch  Dye. 
Obediah  Holms. 


5th  Class. 


Nicholas  Pumphrey, 
Geo.  Nox. 
Wm.  Alexander. 
Rozen  Pumphrey. 


Brice  Virgin,  Lieut. 
Thos.  Craig,  Serjt. 
Davd.   Clark. 


6th  Class. 


Wm.  Johnston. 
Ralph  Braddock. 
Robt.  Reddick. 


David  Irvine. 
Joshua  Harling. 
John  Robertson. 
Abm.  Holms. 


7th  Class. 


Zach'a  Pumphrey. 
John  Spaw. 
Rich'd  Markland. 
Jam's  Willson. 


8th  Class. 


Sam's  Craig,  Ensign. 
Arch'd  McNeel,  Serjt. 
Alex'r  Lattimore. 
Neal  Judge. 
Garret  Demint. 
John  Braddock. 


Francis  Braddock. 
Rich'd  Dickinson. 
Saml.  Green. 
John  Browlee. 
Isaac  Leet,  Jun. 


Given  Under  my  hand  this  25th  day  Sept.  1782. 

WILLIAM  LEET,   Capt. 


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ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


A   RETURN   OF    THE     OFFICERS    OF    MILITIA    IN     THE 
COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON,  VIZ:      (c.) 


3D    BATTALION. 


Lieut.  Colonel. 
John  Marshel. 

Major. 
Fetter  Kidd. 


Henry    Renkon, 
Alexander    Kidd, 
Josiah    Scott,     .. 


Thomas  Wells, 
Samuel  Leiper, 
John   Wells,    ... 


Captn., 
Lieut., .. 
Ensign,. 

Captn., 
Lieut., .. 
Ensign, . 


Samuel    Smith Captn., 

Thomas    Marquis Lieut.,. 

William   Wallace '  Ensign, 


James    Stevenson, 
Arthur-    Scott, 
Jesse    Renkon,     ... 


Thomas    Renkon, 
Charles    Campbell, 
William    Hays,     . . . 


John   Reed 

William    Herron, 
James   Howld,     . 


Captn., 
Lieut. , . . 
Ensigrn, . 

Captn., 
Lieut., .. 

Ensign, . 

Captn., 
Lieut., .. 
Ensign,. 


I  do  certify  that  the  fore  going  return  is  just  as  it  stands 
stated.     July  7th,  1784. 

JAMES   MARSHEL. 

Lieut  W.  Co'y. 


Corn's  made  out  and  dated  1st  day  May,  1783. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON. 


117 


CLASS    ROLL    CAPT.    TIMOTHY    DOWNINGS    COMPY.    3D 
BATT.  W.  COUNTY  MILITIA,     (c.) 


Jno.  Hutton. 
Thos.  Dowden. 


Isaac  Ellis. 
John  Kelley. 
Jams.   Taylor. 


Henry  Cotton. 
Geo.  Plnmer. 

Alex.  Stewart. 
Jams.  Downing. 


Capt. 
Timothy  Downing. 

Lieut. 
Thos.  Halbert. 

Ensn. 
Jno.  Williams. 

Serjts. 

Saml.  Plumer. 

1st  Class. 


Robt.  Snodgrass. 
Jno.  Steel. 


2nd  Class. 


John  McCann. 
Isaac  Taylor. 
Jacob  Harper. 
Robt.  McBride. 


3d  Class. 


Robt.  Downing. 
Jams.  White. 
Joseph  Wells. 
Robt.  Cavans. 
Danl.  Scott. 


Willm.  White. 
Jno.  Tweed. 
David  McBride. 
Saml.  Fisher. 
Davd.  Hutchison. 


Thos.  Ellis. 
John  McEntire. 
Jams.    Snodgrass. 
Jams.  Richardson. 


4th  Class. 


Henry  Martin. 
Joseph   Workman. 
John  Goddard. 
Jams.  McCan. 


118 


ASSOCIAT0R3  AND  MILITIA. 


Simeon  Brown. 
Willm^  Scott. 
Thos.  Nicholas. 
Wm.   Williams. 
Jams.  Anderson. 

Jams.  Gillespee,  Junr. 
Charles  Tuel. 
David  Caldwell. 
Jno.  Downing. 
John  Wilkinson. 
Peter  Coe. 

Jams.  Goddard. 
Jams.  Vincen. 
Cornelius  McEntire. 
Geo.  Cruthers. 


Saml.  McBride. 
Jams.  Kenwood. 
Robt.  Wells. 
Isaac  Miles. 
Laurence  McCan. 
Math'w  Templeton. 
Jams.  Gillespie,  Sen. 
Jno.  Shearer. 


5th  Class. 

Jno.  Baker. 
John  Nicholas. 
Daniel  McCan. 
Bryan  O'Neal. 

6th  Class. 

Jesse  Martin. 
Wm.  Ellis. 
Jno.  Smiley. 
Ralph   Cotton. 
Wm.  Gillespie. 

7th  Class. 

Josiah  Owens. 
Thos.  Phillson. 
Alex'r  Stevenson. 
Peter  Anderson. 

8th  Class. 

Wm.  Morrison. 
Jams.  Allen. 
Wm.   McQuon. 
Petter  Hitt. 
Danl.  Caldwell. 
Charles  Martin. 
Wm.  Lindwell. 


CLASS  ROLL  OF  CAPT.  ABNER  HOWELL'S  COMP.  (c.) 


Captain. 
,    Abner  Howell. 

Lieutenant. 
William  McFarland. 

Ensign. 
John  Gregg. 


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119 


1st.  Jacob  Peek. 
2nd.  Daniel  Stark. 


Serjt's. 

3rd.  Moses  Cooper. 

Drummer. 
Wm.  Corwine. 


Clark. 
Thos.  Howell. 


Francis  Venin. 
Christopher  Stark. 
Philip  Hawit. 
Henry  Miller. 
Ezekiel  Parkhurt. 
Samuel  Colson. 


1st  Class. 

Abreham  Lukis. 
Charles   Griffin. 
Peter  Hawit. 
Daniel  Shoster. 
Jacob  Morris. 
Jaremiah  Orndol. 


John  Venerd. 
John  Grinlee. 
Peter  Parker. 
Nathan  Davis. 
Christian  Miller. 
Thomas  Wiggins. 


2nd  Class. 

Samuel  French. 
Abreham  Evans. 
Gabriel  Swinehart. 
John  Edy. 
Isaac  Leet. 
Jno.   Spilliard. 


Thomas   Ketton. 
James  Carter. 
William  Carter. 
Caleb  Evans. 
Christian  Kackler. 
John  Stanley. 


3rd  Class. 

John  Horn. 
John  Rees. 
Chaniah  Coblt. 
Basel  Morris. 
Robert  Hill. 
Nathati  Evons. 


Elisha  Lacock. 
David  Thomas. 
Isaac  Vancamp. 
Nathaniel  McGiffin. 
Christian  Kits. 
George  Vennoms. 


4th  Class. 

John  Dickenson. 
John  Gardner. 
Hardman  Horn. 
Aaron  Vancamp. 
James  Walton. 


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ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


William   Venerd. 
William  Johnson. 
John  Hill. 
Joseph  Janings. 
Johnnathan   Frayc. 
Archabal  Morris. 


5th  Class. 

Nathaniel  Cooper. 
Isaac  Death. 
James  Paul. 
Michiel  Simon. 
Francis  Peek. 
Docter  Luolin   (?) 


Thomas  Venird. 
Archabel  Greenlee. 
Edward  Granden. 
Amous  Walton, 
John  Davis. 
Abreham  Johson. 


6th  Class. 

John  Nuel. 
Zebulin  Cooper. 
Francis  Griffin. 
Benjamin  Ross. 
Abraham  Sutton. 
Samuel  McCollick. 


Amous  Gregg. 
John  Stark. 
Joseph  Edy. 
Caleb  Baldwin. 
Isreal  Gregg. 
Lachlan  Mcintosh. 

Thomas  Lakey. 
James  Venerd. 
Isaac  Lacock. 
John  Parkhust. 
William  Morris. 
John  French. 


7th  Class. 

John  Rush. 

Michiel  Miller. 
Nathaniel   Pettit. 
Joseph   Stark. 
Thomas  Lukis. 

8th  Class. 

John  Wolvirton. 
William  Bennet. 
Samuel  Hardister. 
Nathaniel   Ross. 
Lowrance  Vanamp. 


CAPTAIN  WM.  LEFT'S  CLASS  ROLL,  (c.) 


Captain. 
Wm.  Leet. 

Lieut. 
Brice  Virgin. 


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121 


James  Deraint. 
Thomas  Craig. 


Barton  Tuel. 
Hugh  Wiley. 
Isaac  Holms. 
George  Cline. 


Ensign. 
Saml.  Craig. 

Clerk. 
Danl.  Leet. 

Serjts. 

Archd.  McNeil. 

1st  Class. 

Thos.  Virgin. 
Jacob  Wolfe. 
John  Clark. 
Wm.  Mclntire. 


Jam's  Roney. 
Jam's  Brownlee. 
William  Miller. 


2nd  Class. 

John  Beard. 
Nicholas  demons. 
John  Jamison. 


Jam's  Hazelrig. 
Wm.  Brownlee. 
Aaron  Marshel. 
Elijah  Nuttle. 


3rd  Class. 

Joshua  Martin. 
Moses  Shepperd. 
Thos.  Willson,  Sen. 
Joseph  Clark. 


John  Bean. 
Wm.  Irvine. 
Rolley  Colbert. 


4th  Class. 

Matth'w  Macklin. 
Edw'd  Bess. 
Jam's  Lattimore. 


David  Snowden. 
Enoch  Die. 
Obediah  Holms. 
Nicholas  Pumphrey. 


David  Clark. 
William  Johnston. 


5th  Class. 

Geo.  Nox. 

Wm.  Alexander. 

Rezer  Pumphrey. 

6th  Class. 

Ralp  Braddock. 
Robt.  Redick. 


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ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


David  Irvine. 
Joshua  11  .z.hig. 
John  Baleton. 
Abraham    Holms. 


7th  Class. 

Zach'h  Pumphrey. 
John  Spaw. 
Rich'd    Markland. 
Jams.  Wlllson. 


Alex'r  Lattimore. 
Neil  Judge. 
Garrit  Demint. 
Wm.  Markland. 
John  Braddock. 


8th  Class. 

Franciss  Braddock. 
Rich'd    Dickinson. 
Sam.  Green. 
John  Brownlee. 
Isaac  Leet,  Jun. 


A  CLASS  ROLE  OF  CAPTAIN  ANDREW  SWEARINGEN 
COMPANY  OF  MILITIA  BELONGING  TO  COLONEL  DAVID 
WILLIAMSON    BATALION.     (c.) 


Captain. 
Andrew  Swearingen. 

Lieutenant. 
Charles  Bilderback. 

Ensign. 
James  Morrison. 


John  Hughs. 
Samuel  Mcbride. 
John  Beeket. 
Daniel  McCoy. 


1st  Class. 

Stillers  Cropper. 
Gion  Allison. 
Daniel  McCoy. 
Wm.  Montgomery. 


Andrew  Ritchie. 
Laurence  Clark. 
Alexander  Bowlin. 
Alexander  McCoy. 


2nd  Class. 

David  Hutchinson. 
Thos.  McGinnis. 
John  McNew. 


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3rcl  Class. 


Caleb  Pumphrey. 
John  McDanold. 
Young  Stiller. 
John  Nelson. 
William  Holms. 


Daniel  Smith. 
James  Cuningham. 
James  Cochran. 
William  Bowlin. 


James  Meneary. 
Samuel  Egnew. 
John  Alison. 
Jno.  Duncan. 


4th  Class. 


Francis  Cuningham. 
Samuel  Osborne. 
Gion  Morrison. 
Heni'y  Hougland. 


5th  Class. 


William  Hougland. 
Old    Stiller. 
Alexander  Cowen. 
David  Kent. 


John  Hall. 
Archibald  Allison. 
Robert   Stenson. 
William  Wilson. 
William  McCoy. 


Angus  McCoy. 
William  Johnston. 
William  Geary. 


6th  Class. 


Walter  Stenson. 
William  Heimer. 
William  Lowrey. 
Nath.  Lawrens. 
William  Greathouse. 


7th  Class. 


William  Rock. 
George  McCullough. 
Courtney  Askins. 
Robert  Downing. 
Hugh  Cowen. 


John  Cbwen. 
Reazen  Harling. 
Lewis  Devail. 
Edward  Gater. 
George  McCollouch,  Jr. 


8th  Class. 


Robert  Meek. 
Adam  Wiley. 
.Tames  Alison. 
William  Cowen. 
William  Johnston,  Jr. 
Aron  Rawlings. 


James  Campbell. 
Alexander  McCallister, 
Robt.  McCrudy. 
Will'm  Hasey. 
James  Campbell,  Sr. 
George  Hill. 


124 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


A  LIST  OF  CAPT.  ELIAZER  WILLIAMSON'S  COMPANY  OF 
THE  3  BAT'L  W.  C.     (c.) 


Macal  Eley. 
Bartley  McKee. 


Lennord  Shrer. 
John  Williams. 
Thomas  Gilleland. 
David  McNite. 


Captain. 
Eliazer   Williamson. 

Lieutenant. 
William  McWilliams. 

Ensign. 
Jacob  Miller. 

first  Sergt. 
Francis  Miller. 

Jonnathan  Cox. 

1st  Class. 

Nathan'l  Templton. 
George  McLain. 
Robt.  Humphry. 
Andrew  Moor. 


James  Gill. 
Robert  Guthrey. 
John  Williamson,  Senr. 
Thomas  Lane. 


2nd  Class. 

John  Cane. 
John  McWilliams. 
Joshua  Russel. 
John  Summers. 


Peter  Fullenwider. 
Georg  Fillebome. 
Andrew  Deets. 
Henry  Deets. 


3rd  Class. 

Joseph  Alexander. 
Wil'm  Johnson. 
John  Caldwell. 
John  Duland. 


Christ.  Wolf. 
Fetter  Wolf. 
Tho's  Williamson. 
Geo.  Humphry. 


4th  Class. 

Isac.  Cox. 
Jacob  Cox. 
Saml.   Jonson. 
Saml.  Taylor. 


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125 


Geor'l  Demment. 
Francis  Bogs. 
John  Warford. 
Edward  Duland. 


5th  Class. 

John  Aleson. 
Thos.  Knox. 
Jerom.  Williamson. 
Danel  Crage. 


John  Logan. 
John  McNite. 
John  Aslenton. 
John  Templeton. 


Thomas  Chapman. 
Wil'm   Bogs. 
David  Logan. 
Christ.  Miller. 


John  Hup. 
Jeremiah  Clemmens. 


6th  Class. 

John  Williamson,  Jr. 
Art  Fowler. 
Jac.  Warford. 
Edman  Cheney. 

7th  Class. 

John  Humphry. 
Ritchard  Nikles. 
Henry  Taulor. 
James  Mc  roberts. 

8th  Class. 

Robert  Currothers. 


(c.)  Sir  after  my  Complyments  pleas  to  let  the  Beror  James 
Huston  have  my  Due  Bill  and  in  so  doing  you  will  obledge 
your  friend  and  Humble  Servant. 

THOMAS  ORR. 


(c.)  Washington  County.  Came  before  me  the  Subscriber 
one  of  the  Justuses  of  the  peace  for  the  County  aforesaid 
Andrew  Pease  &  being  Duly  Sworn  Deposeth  and  sayth,  that 
he  was  present  when  Robart  Gibson  Hired  Stephen  Burcom 
to  sarve  as  a  substitute  in  Capt.  Samuel  Shannan's  Company 
to  be  stationed  at  the  Mingo  Eotttom,  that  Said  Gibson  agreed 
to  give  the  said  Burcom  Three  pounds  that  Said  Gibson  was  to 
have  the  publick  pay. 

ANDREW  PASS. 

Sworn  &  Subscribed  before  me  this  11th  Day  of  January,  1785. 

HENRY  TAYLOR. 


126  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

(c.)  I  do  certify  that  Peter  Hill  served  a  tour  of  Duty 
under  my  command  on  the  St.  Duskey  Expedition  as  a  substi- 
tute for  Jams.  Henvvood  and  that  the  said  Jams,  was  to  re- 
ceive the  state  pay. 

Given  under  my  hand  this  28th  day  of  Jany.  1786. 

TIMOTHY   DOUNING, 
Capt. 


Washington   County:,   ss.     (c.) 

Came  Baltzar  Francks  before  me  the  Subscriber  one  of 
the  Justices  of  the  Peace  for  s'd  Co'ty  &  being  Duly  Sworn,  Say- 
eth  that  he  belonged  to  Capt.  James  Scott's  Company  of 
Militia  that  about  four  or  five  years  ago,  he  was  called  on  for 
a  Tour  of  Duty  by  his  Capt.  to  go  to  the  Fronteers  that  he 
Hired  young  Jacob  Link  for  one  month  and  paid  said  Link 
Three  pounds  Hard  money  for  said  Tour,  and  at  ye  time  of 
said  agreement  ii  was  not  known  whether  any  Pay  would  be 
got  from  the  Public.  Therefore  no  mention  was  made  who 
was  to  Receive  the  public  Pay  and  that  this  Deponent  and  said 
Jacob  Link  was  since  Talking  on  the  Subject  and  that  said 
Jacob  said  he  would  not  have  the  pay  that  was  Coming  from 
the  Public  for  he  would  not  have  Two  payments,  and  if  any 
Pay  was  got  that  this  Deponant  ought  to  have  it  and  farther 
saith  not. 

Sworn  &  Subscribed  before  me  this  30th  Day  of  Decer.  1786. 

HENRY  TAYLOR. 
BALZAR  FRANCKS. 


FOURTH   BATTALION 
WASHINGTON   COUNTY  MILITIA. 


(127) 


mi 


(128; 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON.  129 


FOURTH  BATTALION,  (a.) 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 
John  Marshal,  of  Hopewell  township. 

Major. 
Edmund  Polke. 


First  Company. 


Captain — William  Scott. 
Lieutenant — John  Carpenter. 
Ensign — Isaac  Smith. 


Second  Company. 


Captain — Charles  Reed. 
Lieutenant — Lewis  Renn. 
Ensign — Azariah   Dunn. 

Third  Company. 

Captain — Peter  Kidd. 
Lieutenant — John  Hay. 
Ensign — Amos  Wood. 

Fourth  Company. 

Captain — David   Reed. 
Lieutenant — John  Rankin. 
Ensign — Thomas  Choony. 

Fifth  Company. 

Captain — Thomas  Rankin. 
Lieutenant — Alexander  Russell. 
Ensign — Charles  Campbell. 

Sixth   Company. 

Captain — Henry  Graham. 
Lieutenant — Benjamin  Bacus. 
Ensign — Thomas  Bay. 

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ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Seventh  Company. 

Captain— Robert  Miller. 
Lieutenant— Craig  Ritchey. 
Ensign— John  O'Donnel. 

Eighth  Company. 

Captain — Edmund  Baxter. 
Lieutenant — George  Brown. 
Ensign — Thomas  Wells. 

Total  number  of  men,  585. 


(c.)  CLASS  ROLL  OF  CAPTAIN  THOMAS  RANKIN  COM- 
PANY OF  FOOT  IN  THE  4TH  BATTALION.  MILITIA 
COMMANDED  BY  COLONEL  JOHN  MARSHAL  WASHING- 
TON COUNTY  ISTH  SPR.  1781. 


Capt. 
Thomas  Rankin. 

Lieutenant. 
Alaxr.  Russell. 

Ensign. 
Charls  Campble. 


Hugh  Pattan. 
Wm.  Shearar. 
Wm.  Siukclear. 
Wil  Martin. 


Robart  Mc  Knight. 
Danel  Curry. 
William  Hibbit. 
John  Robarts. 
Daniel  Clarck. 


1st  Class. 

Daniel  McCloud. 
Robart  Hays. 
Mi.  Doherty,  Sr. 

2nd  Class. 

William  Hays. 
Hugh  McDunney. 
John  Jenkins. 
John  Cunning. 


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131 


3d  Class. 


James  Parker. 
Thamas  White. 
Daniel  Ross. 
Wm.  McGragors. 

John  Marchant. 
Andrew  Gibson. 
James  Hays. 
Robart  Russel. 


Robart  Ognew  (?) 
Joseph  Porter. 
Geo.  Frazei*. 


4th  Class. 

James  Sibbet. 
Peter  Cams. 
Jams.  Kinkaid. 
Willim  Gibs. 


James  Miller. 
Joseph  Davis. 
Andrew  Reed. 
Matthew  Hillis. 


5th  Class. 

James  Seears. 
William  Marshal. 
William   Russel. 
Adam  Hannah. 


David  Rankin. 
Wlm.  Marchant. 
Sam.  Marchant. 
Levy  Duning. 
Alaxander  Henderson. 


Robart  Walker. 
John  Boyd. 
James  Guttery. 
Cims  Bolen. 
James  Marchant. 
Olepher  Doming. 


John  Tolen. 
John  Robertson, 
Thomas  Robarts. 
William  McCage. 


6th  Class. 

John  Striithers. 
Wlm.  Bell. 
Wm.  Lowrey. 
Saml.  graham. 

7th  Class. 

John  Quin. 
Saml.  Cross. 
Thos.  Merchant. 
Robt.  Andrews. 
Jno.  Cowan. 

8th  Class. 

Jams.  McClelan. 
John  Grant. 
Alexr.  Strathers. 


A  true  coppy   of  the  class   Rool    of  Capt.    Thomas   Rankin 
compy  I  say  by  me. 

THOMAS  RANKIN, 
Sept,  19th,  1781.  , 


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(c.)     A  RETURN  OF  CAPT.  REED'S  COMP.  OF  MILITIA  ON 
THE  HEADS  OF  RACOON  &  MILLERS  RUN. 

District,  Sept.  19th,  1781. 


Capt. 
David  Reed. 

Lieut. 

John  Ranliin. 

Ensign. 
Tho's  Cherey. 


James  Reed. 
Christopher  Gance. 
Mathew  Atchison. 
James  Carlin. 

John  Montgomery. 
Jas.  McBride. 
Saml.  Scott. 
John  Hudgel. 


Robt.  Davidson. 
Mathew  Jonston. 
George  McCashlin. 
Thos.  Cottrel. 
•  Jas.  Ross. 


John  Donaghoe. 
John  Reed,  Coopr. 
David  Stephenson. 
Zecheria  Studden. 


James  Stephenson. 
Will'm  Hilles. 
Zechria  Rankin. 
Duncan  McGeighon. 


1st  Class. 

Humphry  Atchison. 
Brice  McGeighon. 
Robt.  boatman. 

2nd  Class. 

John  Conyers. 
John  Reed. 
Jas.  Martin. 
Willm.  Stephenson. 

3rd  Class. 

Jermiah  Simpson. 
Jas.  Little. 
John   Kehoe. 
Joseph  Hudgel. 
Edward  Davis. 

4th  Class. 

Fetter  Carlin. 
Sam'I  McBride. 
Thos.  Bigger. 
Joseph  Carlin. 

5th  Class. 

John  McCombe. 
Wiirm  Stewart. 
Benj'm  Wright. 
James  Ross,  Jr. 


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133 


Charl's  Philles. 
Jos.  McLaughlin. 
Jess  Rankin. 
Arthur  Scott. 

David   Andrews. 
John  Martin. 
John  Gleen. 
Jonathan  Gilliam. 

Benjemin  Gance. 
John  McCartey. 
Isaac  Wells. 


6th  Class. 

Thos.    Ranken. 
Philip  Saltsman. 
Thos.  Orton. 

7th  Class. 

John  Cherey. 
Hugh  Graimes. 
Joseph  Downer. 

8th  Class. 

Saml.  Reed. 
Francies  McCiney. 
Mathew  Reed. 


A  RETURN  OF  CAPT.  HENRY  GRAHAMS  MILITIA  COM. 
ON  THE  WATERS  OF  CROSS  CREEK  AND  RACOON, 
SEPT.  29,  1781.     (c.) 


Captain. 

Henry  Graham. 

Lieutenant. 
Benjamin   Baccus. 

Ensign. 
Thos.  Bay. 


William  Price. 
John  Marshal. 
Henry  Coopper. 
Nicolas  Smith. 
Isaac  Johnston. 

Thomas  McKibbens. 
John  Gardner. 


1st  Class. 

Joseph  Willson. 
Abner  Willson. 
James  How. 
John  Copper. 

2nd  Class. 

Daniel  McCoy. 
Daniel  McGugin. 


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ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Thos.  Strain. 
Robart  McCuUack. 
Robart  Marshal  (Smith). 


Samuel   McKibbens. 
James  McMullin. 
Samuel  Hendman. 


Jeremia  Willson. 
William  McCullack. 
George  McCullack. 
Samuel  Pallerson,  Jur. 
David  Willson. 

Moses  Patterson. 
Jacob  Buckston, 
John  French. 
Elias  Newkirk. 
James  Jackson. 

John  Veal. 
Solomon  Veal. 
William  Hughs. 
James  Dunburr. 


3rd  Class. 

Jacob  Johnston. 
James  Campbell. 
William  Donehey. 
Joseph  Glass. 

4th  Class. 

Jeremia  Stansbery. 
Richard  McKilbens. 
Ephraim  Hart. 
Samuel  Pettet. 

5th  Class. 

Samuel  Johnston.   ' 
Isaac  Wells. 
Leven  Nickols. 
Daniel  Quinbey. 


John  Smith. 
David  Decker. 
William  Patterson. 
William  Campbell. 
Thos.  Polk. 


6th  Class. 

Robert  Marchal,  Sen'r. 
Samuel  Patterson. 
Uriah  Willson. 
Thos.  Marquis. 
Thos.  Baytey. 


John  Donehey. 
Thos.  Willsou. 
William  Ranuels. 
Pattrick  Grogan. 
John  McMillen. 

James  Jollef. 
John  Lepper. 
John  Cowan. 
William  Wallace. 
William  Gardner. 


7th  Class. 

John   Tennal. 
Joseph  Vance. 
David  Ranken. 
George  Marquis. 

8th  Class. 

David  Vance. 
Thos.  Crawford. 
David  Burtch. 
.janies  Kirk. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON. 


135 


A  RETURN  1ST  &  2ND  CLASSES  CAPT'N  HENRY  GRA- 
HAM'S COMPANY  OF  THE  4TH  BATT'R  WASHINGTON 
COUNTY  MILITIA  ORDERED  TO  RENDEVOUZE  THE  1ST 
DAY  OF  MARCH,  1782.     (c.) 


1st  Class. 


William  Price. 
John  Marshal. 
Henry  Cooper. 
Nicholas  Smith. 
Isaac  Johnston. 


Joseph  Willson. 
Abner  Willson. 
James  How. 
John  Cooper. 


2nd   Class. 


Thos.    McKibbins. 
John  Gardner. 
Daniel  McCoy. 
Daniel  McGoogen. 
Thos.  Strain. 


Robert  McCuUoch. 
Robert  Marshal  (Smith.) 
Samuel  McKibbins. 
Samuel  Hindeman. 
James   McMillan. 


Given  Under  My  hand  this  9th  day  of  March,  1782. 

HENRY  GRAHAM,  Capt. 


(c.)  A  RETURN  1ST  AND  2ND  CLASSES  CAPTAIN  ROBERT 
MILLER'S  COMPANY  IN  THE  4TH  BATTN.  WASHING- 
TON COUNTY  MILITIA  ORDERED  TO  RENDEVOUZE 
THE  1ST  DAY  OF  MARCH,  1782. 


1st  Class. 


John  Odonel,  Ensign. 
Samuel  Cahoe. 
Mathew  Ritchie. 
Stephen  Vineyard. 
Jams.  McCready. 
Barney  Carter. 


Joseph  Blair. 
John  Ralston. 
Arthur  Campbell. 
Aaron  Carter. 
Jno.  Reed. 


136 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Edward  Davis. 
Thomas   Peircifield. 
Jno.  Willson. 
David  Gault. 
William  Black.     . 


2d  Class. 

Nathaniel  Cahoe. 
William  WilFson. 
William  Orr. 
David  Long. 
Joseph  Holmes. 


Given  under  my  liand  this  9th  day  of  March.  1782. 

ROBT.  MILLER,  Capt. 


A  RETURN  1ST  AND  2ND  CLASSES  CAPTAIN  THOMAS 
RENKON'S  COMPANY  IN  THE  4TH  BATTN.  WASHING- 
TON COUNTY  MILITIA  ORDERED  TO  RENDEVOUZE 
THE  1ST  DAY  MARCH,  1782.     (c.) 


Hugh  Patton. 
William   Shearor. 
William  Sinclair. 
William  Martin. 

Daniel  Currey. 
William  Hilbit. 
John  Roberts. 
Jno.  Cunning. 


1st  Class; 

Daniel  McCloud. 

Robert  Hays. 

Michael  Dohertey,  Serir. 

2d  Class. 

Daniel  Clark. 
William  Hays. 
Robert  McKnight. 


Given  under  my  hand  the  9th  Day  of  March,  1782. 

THOMAS  RANKIN,  Capt. 

4  B.   M. 


A  RETURN  1ST  &  2ND  CLASSES  CAPTAIN  CHARLES 
REED'S  COMPANY  IN  THE  4TH  BATT'N  WASHINGTON 
COUNTY  MILITIA  ORDERED  TO  RENDEVOUZE  THE 
1ST  DAY  OF  MARCH,  1782.     (c.) 


1st  Class. 
Shadrack  Stillwell,  Serjt.  Adam  Hickman. 

James  Densmore.  Charles  Reno. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON. 


137 


Fredrick  Lesnit. 
Wm.   Miller. 
Francis  Lesnit. 


Thos.  Everet. 
John   Fosit. 
Miles  Willson. 


2nd  Class. 


Thos.  Young,  Serj't. 
Geo.  Reno. 
John  Armstrong. 
Thos.  Coneyers. 
Abraham  Slover. 


Geo.  Thorp. 
Tobias  Mattocks. 
Robert  Piatt. 
William  Turner. 
Isaac  Springer. 


CHARLES  REED,  C.-'pt. 
Given  Uilder  my  hand  this  9th  day  of  March,  1782. 


A  RETURN  1ST  &  2ND  CLASSES  CAPT.  DAVID  REED'S 
COMPANY  IN  THE  4TH  BATT.  WASHINGTON  COUNTY 
MILITIA  ORDERED  TO  RENDEVOUZE  THE  1ST  MARCH, 
1782.     (c.) 


James  Reed. 
Christ'r  Gaunce. 
Mathew  Aitcheson. 
James  Kerrlin. 


1st  Class. 


Humphrey  Aitchison. 
Brice  McGeehon. 
Robt.   Boatman. 


2nd  Class. 


Thos.  Chenney,  Ensign. 
John   Montgomery. 
Jams.  McBride. 
Saml.  Scott. 
John  Hudgel. 


John  Coneyers. 
John  Reed. 
Jams.  Martin. 
William  Stevenson. 


Given  under  my  hand  this  9th  day  of  March,  1782. 

JOHN  RENEAN   (?) 

Leut. 


138 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


A  RETURN  1ST  AND  2ND  CLASS'S  CAPT.  WILLIAM 
SCOTT'S  COMPANY  IN  THE  4TH  BATT'N  WASHINGTON 
COUNTY  MILITIA  ORDERED  TO  RENDEVOUZE  THE  1ST 
MARCH,  1782.     (c.) 


Wm.   Scott,  Capt. 
Henry  Nelson,  Serjt. 
Thos.   Shannon. 
Walter    Hill. 
Valentine  Sennet. 


1st  Class. 

Wm.  Gill. 
Aaron  Sackett. 
Jams.  Hannah. 
Wm.    Sparks. 
Wm.  Hervey. 


John  Carpenter,  Lent. 
Richard  Stevenson. 
Edwd.  Smith,  Junr. 
Edwd.  Davis. 
Charles  Norris. 
David    Baily. 


2nd  Class. 

Michael  Huff,  Jun. 
William  Hanks. 
Morris  West. 
William  Harris. 
Charles  Stewart. 


Given  under  my  hand  this  9th  day  of  March,  1782. 


(c.)  This  is  Certify  that  Joseph  Casey  hath  Sarved  his 
Tower  of  Duty  at  a  good  malitia  man  Ranging  on  the  frontears 
at  the  mingo  bottom  from  the  6th  of  March  until  the  6th  of 
April  and  Drue  public  Rashings.      1782. 

EDMOND  BAXTER,  Captain  Commanded. 

JOSEPH  CASEY,  Sargen. 


A  RETURN  3D  CLASS  CAPT.  HENRY  GRAHAM'S  COMP'Y 
4TH  BATT'N  WASHINGTON  COUNTY  MILITIA  ORDERED 
TO  RENDEVOUZE  THE  8TH  DAY  MARCH,  1782.     (c.) 


Jeremiah  Willson. 
William  McCulloch. 


George  McCulloch. 
Sam'l   Patterson,  Jun. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON.  139 

David  Willson.  William  Donehey. 

Jacob  Johnston.  Joseph  Glass. 

James  Campbell. 

Given  under  my  hand  this  16lh  March,  1782. 

HENRY  GRAHAM,  Capt. 


A  RETURN  3D  CLASS  CAPTAIN  ROBERT  MILLER'S  COM- 
PANY 4TH  BATT'N  WASHINGTON  COUNTY  MILITIA 
ORDERED  TO  RENDEVOUZE  THE  8TH  DAY  OF  MARCH, 
1782.     (c.) 


Craig  Ritchie,  Lieut.  David    Lindsey, 

William  Keasey.  James  Brown. 

Robert  McRorey.  John  Stillwell.  - 

Alex'r  Fegan.  Joseph  Keasey. 

William  Oram.  Thos.  Pearcifull. 
David   Ralston. 

Given  under  my  hand  this  16th  day  March,  1782. 

ROBT.  MILLER,  Capt. 


A  RETURN  3D  CLASS  CAPT'N  DAVID  REED'S  COM- 
PANY 4TH  BATT'N  WASHINGTON  COUNTY  MILITIA 
ORDERED  TO  RENDEVOUZE  THE  8TH  DAY  MARCH, 
1782.     (c.) 


Robert  Davidson.  Jeremiah  Simpson. 

Mathew  Johnston.  James   Little. 

George  McCausland.  John  Kahoe. 

Thon^as  Cotterel.  Edward   Davis. 
James   Ross. 

Given  under  my  hand  this  16th  day  March,  1782. 

DAVID  REED, 

Capt. 


140  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

(c.)  A  RETURN  3D  CLASS  CAPT.  THOMAS  RENKON'S 
COMP'Y  4TH  BATTALION  WASHINGTON  COUNTY  MILI- 
TIA,   ORDERED    TO    RENDEVOUZE    THE    8TH    MARCH, 

1782. 


James  Parker.  Robert  Agnew. 

Thomas  White.  George  Frazer. 

Daniel  Ross.  Joseph  Potter. 
William  McGregor. 

Given  under  my  hand  this  16th  day  March,  1782. 

THOMAS   RONKIN,  Capt. 


(c.)  I  do  hereby  Certify  that  Jacob  Feight  A  Draft  from 
Zedikiah  Wright's  Company  of  Washington  County  Militia 
hath  Served  thirty  Days  under  my  command  Two  Days  be- 
fore General  Rendevouze  Included  and  is  Intitled  to  the  militia 
State  pay  for  said  Tour  of  Duty  and  found  himself  in  provi- 
sions for  the  same  given  under  my  hand.  Camp  near  Baker's 
Fort  on  Ohio.     March  30th,  1782. 

DAVID  REED,  Capt. 


(c.)  I  do  hereby  Certify  that  Joseph  Holmes  a  Draft  from 
Capt.  Robert  Miller's  Company  hath  served  Thirty  Days  under 
my  Command,  two  Days  before  the  General  Rendevouze  In- 
cluded and  is  Intitled  to  the  Militia  state  pay  for  said  Tour, 
having  found  himself  in  provision. 

Given  under  my  hand  Camp  near  Baker's  Fort. 

March  30th,  1782. 

DAVID  REED,  Capt. 


(c.)  I  do  hereby  Certify  that  Thomas  Sweet  hath  served  as  a 
substitute  in  the  Room  of  Thomas  Miller,  the  said  Miller  be- 
ing in  the  first  Class  of  Capt.  Wright's  Company,  thirty  Days 
under  my  Command,  Two  Days  before  the  Day  of  Qeneral 
Rendevous  Included,  said  Sweet  found  himself  in  provision, 
and  is  Intitled  to  the  Militia  State  accordingly. 

Given  under  my  hand  Camp  near  Baker's  Fort,  March  30th, 
1782. 

DAVID   REED,   Capt. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON.  141 

(c.)  I  do  hereby  certify  that  Robert  Black,  a  Draft  from 
the  Second  class  of  Capt.  Robert  Miller's  Company  of  Militia 
bath  served  thirty  Days  under  my  command,  two  days  before 
the  general  Rendevouze  Included  and  is  Intitled  to  the  Militia 
State  pay  accordingly  a  3|6  per  day,  having  found  himself  in 
provision  for  the  above  mentioned  Term. 

Given  under  my  hand  at  Camp  near  Baker's  Fort,  March 
30th,  1782. 

DAVID   REED,  Capt. 


I  do  hereby  Certify  that  Christopher  Gauntz,  a  Draft  from 
my  Company,  hath  served  thirty  Days  under  my  Command,  two 
days  before  the  General  Rendevouze  Included  and  is  Intitled 
to  the  militia  state  pay  accordingly  and  found  himself  in 
Rations.  Given  under  my  hand  .  Camp  near  Baker's  Fort, 
March  30th,  1782. 

DAVID  REDD,  Capt. 


I  Christeper  Gauntz  do  sign  and  make  over  all  my  right  to 
the  within  certificate  to  Robert  Black.  Given  under  my  hand 
this  30th  Day  of  March,  1782. 

CHRISTOPHER  his  X  mark  GAUNTS. 
Witness  present. 
WILLIAM   ORR. 


A  RETURN  2ND  CLASS  CAPT'N  ROBT.  MILLER'S  COMPY. 
4TH  BATT.  WASHINGTON  COUNTY  MILITIA  ORDERED 
ON  DUTY  THE  20TH  APRIL,  1782.     (c.) 


Thos.  Pearcifield.  Nathanil  Cahoe. 

John  Willson.  .Joseph  Holmes. 

David  Gault.  W^m.  Orr. 
William  Plack. 

Given  Under  my  hand  this  29th  July,  1782. 

ROBT.  MILLER,  Capt. 


142 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


(c.)  I  certify  that  Jacob  Wickerham  hath  by  Supplying 'the 
frontier  with  a  Substitute  Served  one  month  tour  of  Duty  in 
the  Militia  of  the  Commonwealth  of  Pennsylvania  &  that  he 
hath  Received  no  pay  for  the  same. 

Given  under  my  hand  this  6th  day  of  May,  1782. 

BENJ'N    WHITE,   Capt'n. 


A  RETURN  4TH,  5TH,  6TH  AND  7TH  CLASSES 
CAPT'R  ROBT.  MILLER'S  COMPY.  4TH  BATTN.  W. 
COUNTY  MILITIA  ORDERED  TO  RENDEVOUZE  MAY 
14TH,  1782.     (c.) 


Jams.  Brown,  Serjt. 
Jams.  Robins. 
Wm.  McLaughlin. 
John  Waits. 
John  Quin. 
Alex'r  Ralston. 
Jams.  Parks. 


Alex'r  Miller. 
John  Laughlin. 
John   Phillips. 
Jams.  Moore. 
Alex'r  McConnel. 


4th  Class. 

John  Miller. 
David   Dill. 
Hugh  McCready. 
Jams.  Brownlee. 
Joseph   Ross. 
Wm.  Caper. 

5th  Class. 

Jams.  Ewing. 
Math'w  McConnel. 
Dan'l  Welsh. 
Saml.  Thompson. 
Hugh  Sproul. 


Saml.  McKee. 
John  Boys. 
John  Buchanan. 
Jam's  Roberts. 
John   Bole. 


6th  Class. 

Joseph  O'Donal. 
Jams.  Sproul. 
David  Ray. 
John  Quick. 
Wm.  Long. 


John  Beer. 
John  Bowman. 


7th  Class. 

John  Parks. 
John  Robertson. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON. 


143 


Josiah  Gambell. 
Rowley  Boyd. 
John  Brown. 
Thos.  Brakin. 
Jams.  Keasey. 

Given  Under  my  hand  this  19th  day  May,  1782. 

ROBT.  MILLER,  Capt. 


John  Shaw. 
John  Malcumson. 
Robt.  Agnew. 
Alexr.   Clemmonts. 


A  RETURN  4TH,  5TH,  6TH  &  7TH  CLASSES  CAPT'R 
THOS.  RENKON'S  COMPY.  4TH  BATTN.  W.  COUNTY  MIL- 
ITIA ORDERED  TO  RENDEVOUZE  MAY  THE  14,  1782.    (c.) 


John  Merchant. 
And'w  Gibson. 
Jams.  Hays. 
Robt.   Russell. 


Jams.  Miller. 
Joseph  Davis. 
And'w  Reed. 
Math'w  Hillis. 


David  Renkon. 
William  Merchant. 
Levi  Dungan. 
Alex'r  Henderson. 


4th  Class. 

James  Sibbit. 
Peter  Corns. 
James  Kinhead. 
Wm.  Gibbs. 

5th  Class. 

Jams.  Sun. 
Wm.  Marshel. 
Wm.  Russell. 
Adam  Hannah. 

6th  Class. 

John  Struthers. 
Will'm  Bell. 
Will'm  Lowrey. 
Saml.  Grahams. 


7th  Class. 

Robt.  Walker.  John  Quin. 

John  Boyd.  Saml.  Cross. 

Jams.  Guthrie.  Thos.  Merchant. 

Sims.  Bowland.  Robt.  Andrews. 

Jams.  Merchant.  johu   Cowan. 
Oliver  Dornan. 

Given  Under  my  hand  this  19th  day  of  May  1782. 

THOMAS  RANKIN,  Cpt. 

4  B.  M. 


144 


ASSOCIATORS  AZnD  MILITIA. 


A  RETURN  4TH  5TH  6TH  AND  7TH  CLASSES  CAPT'N 
DAVD.  REED  COMPY.  4TH  BATTN.  W.  COUNTY  MILITIA 
ORDERED   TO   RENDEVOUZE   MAY   14TH    1782.     (c.) 


John  Renkon,  Lieut. 
John   Donehey. 
John  Reed  Cooper. 
Davd.   Stevenson. 
Zacheriah  Studdea. 

Jams.  Stevenson. 
William   Hilles. 
Zachariah  Renkon. 
Dunean  McGihon. 


Privates. 

4th  Class. 

Petter  Keslin. 
Saml.  McBride. 
Thos.  Bigger. 
Joseph  Kerlin. 

.5th  Class. 

John  McCombs. 
William  Stuart. 
Benj'r  Wright. 
Jams.  Ross,  Jun'r. 


Wm.  Boatman. 
Charles  Phillis. 
Jams.  McLaughlin. 
Jesse  Renkon. 


6th  Class. 

Arthur  Scott. 
Thos.  Renkon. 
Phillip  Saltsman. 
Thos.  Orton. 


Dav'd  Andrews. 
John  Martin. 
John  Glenn. 
Jonathan  Gillam. 


7th  Class. 

John  Cherrey. 
Hugh  Graham. 
Joseph  Downer. 


Given  Under  my  hand  this  19th  day  May  1782. 

DAVID   REED  Capt. 


A  RETURN  8TH  CLASS  CAPT'N  ROBT.  MILLER'S  COMPY. 
4TH  BATT'N  W.  COUNTY  MILITIA  ORDERED  TO  REN- 
DEVOUZE JULY  3D,  1782.     (c.) 


William  Carnagey. 
Thos.  Waller. 


Jam's  Gaston. 
Rich'd   Carter. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON. 


115- 


Jam's  Ledlie. 
Stephen  Ashbey.  • 
Robt.  Black. 
William  Dunlap. 
William   Kelley. 


Samuel  Ewing. 
James  Mooney. 
Gab'l   Phillips. 
Jam's   Little. 


Given  under  my  hand  this  8th  day  July  1782. 

ROBT.  MILLER,  Capt. 


A  RETURN  8TH  CLASS  CAPT.  THOS.  RANKON'S 
COMPY.  4TH  BATT.  W.  COUNTY  MILITIA  ORDERED  TO 
RENDEVOUZE  JULY  3D,  1782.     (c.) 


Charles  Campbell,  Ensn. 
John  Tolan. 
John   Robertson. 
Thos.  Roberts. 


William  McCaig. 
Jams.  McCleland. 
J  no.  Grant. 
Alexr.  Struthers. 


Given  under  my  hand  this  8th  day  July,  1782. 

THOMAS   RANKEN,   Cpt. 

4  B.  M. 


A  RETURN  4TH  CAPTN.  CHARLES  REED'S  COMP'Y 
4TH  BATT'N  W.  COUNTY  MILITIA  ORDERED  TO  RENDE- 
VOUZE JULY  3D  1782.     (c.) 


William  Brice. 
Abel  Morgan, 
Jonathan  Martin. 
Jacob  Hanson. 
John  Slover. 
Jams.  Donehey. 


Thos.  Crail. 
Fetter  Wills. 
Rich'd  Boys. 
Jams.  Vance. 
Robt.   Hughes. 


Given  Under  my  hand  this  8th  day  July.  1782. 

CHARLES  REED,  Capt. 
10— Vol.  II— 6th  Ser. 


146  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


A  RETURN  8TH  CLASS  CAPTN.  DAVID  REED'S  COMPY. 
4TH  BATTN.  W.  COUNTY  MILITIA  ORDERED  TO  REN- 
DEVOUZE.  JULY  3D  1782.     (c.) 


Benj'n  Gance.  Saml.  Reed. 

John  McCartey.  Francis  McKinney. 

Isaac  Wells.  Math'w  Reed. 

Given  under  my  hand  this  8th  day  July,  1782. 

DAVID    REED,    Capt. 


A  RETURN  1ST  CLASS  CAPT.  ROB'T  MILLER'S  COMPY. 
4TH  BATT.  W.  COUNTY  MILITIA,  ORDERED  TO  RENDE- 
VOUZE  JULY  IITH,  1782.     (c.) 


John  O'Donnel.  Barney  Carter. 

Saml.  Brown.  Joseph  Blair.' 

..ami.  Kahoe.  .J(.hn  Ralston. 

Mathw.  Ritchie.  Arthur  Campbell. 

Stephen  Vineyand.  Aaron  Carter. 

Jams.  McCready.  John   Reed. 

Given  under  my  hand  this  16th  day  July,  1782. 

ROBT.   MILLER,  Cept. 


A  RETURN  ISr  CLASS  CAPT.  THOS.  RENKON'S 
COMPY.  4TH  BATT.  W.  COUNTY  MILITIA  ORDERED  TO 
RENDEVOUZE  JULY  IITH,  1782.     (c.) 


Hugh  Patton.  Danl.  McCloud. 

Wm.  Shearor.  Robt.  Hays. 

Wm.  Sinclair.  Michael  Dougherty,  Senr. 

Wm.  Martin. 

Given  under  ray  hand  this  16th  day  July  1782. 

THOMAS  RANKIN,  Cpt. 

4  B.  M. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON.  147 


(c.)  A  RETURN  1ST  CLASS  CAPT'N  DAVID  REED'S 
COMPy.  4H  BAT'N  W.  COUNTY  MILITIA  ORDERED  TO 
RENDEVOUZE  JULI.Y  IITH,  1782. 


Jam's  Reed.  Humphrey  Aitchison. 

Chrisfr  Gaunce.  Brice  McGihon. 

Math'w  Aithcison.  Robt.  Boatman. 

Jam's  Kerlin.  John  May. 

Given  under  my  hand  this  16th  day  July.  1782. 

DAVID  REED,   Capt. 


.  I  hereby  Certify  that  John  Ellott  has  performed  his  Tower 
of  one  'month  in  the  militia  at  this  Place  therefore  is  Dis- 
charged. 

■  Given  under  my  hand  at  the  Mingo  Bottom  July  13,  1782.     (c.) 

EDM'D  POLKE,  Maj. 


(c.)  I  do  hereby  Certify  that  James  Heddoo  has  Perform'd 
his  Tower  of  one  Month  in  the  militia  at  this  Place.  There- 
fore is  Discharged  given  under  my  hand  at  the  Mingo  Bottom 
the  13th  July,  1782. 

EDM'D  POLKE,  Maj. 


(c.)  I  Hereby  Certify  That  Jno.  Howe  has  perform'd  his 
Tower  of  one  Month  in  ye  Militia  at  Thiss  place.  Therefore  is 
discharg'd. 

Given  under  my  hand  at  the  Mingo  Bottom  the  13th  of  July 
1782. 

EDMOND  POLKE,  Major. 


148  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


A  RETURN  2ND  CLASS  CAPT.  ROBT.  MILLER'S  COMPY. 
4TH  BATT.  W.  COUNTY  MILITIA  ORDERED  TO  RENDE- 
VOUZE  JULY  24TH,   1782.     (c.) 


Edwd.  Davis.  Nathl.  Cahoe. 

Jno.  Willson.     .  Wm.  Willson. 

Thos.  Pearcifield.  Wm.  Orr. 

David  Gault.  David  Long. 

Wm.  Black.  Joseph  Holms. 

Given  under  my  hand  this  29th  day  July  1782. 

ROBOT.  MILLER,  Capt. 


A  RETURN  2ND  CLASS  CAPTN  THOS.  RBNKON'S 
COMPY.  4TH  BATT'N  W.  COUNTY  MILITIA  ORDERED 
TO  RENDEVOUZE  JULY  24ST,  1782.     (c.) 


Robt.  McKnight  Wm.  Hays. 

Wm.  Hibbitt.  Jno.  Jenkins. 

John  Roberts.  Hugh   McDurney. 

Daniel  Clark. 

Given  under  my  hand  the  29th  day  July  1782. 

THOMAS  RANKIN,  Cpt. 


A  RETURN  2ND  CLASS  CAPT.  CHARLES  REED'S 
COMPY.  4TH  BATTN.  W.  COUNTY  MILITIA  ORDERED 
TO  RENDEVOUZE  JULY  24TH.  1782.     (c.) 


Thos.  Young,  Serjt.  Wm.   Turner. 

Sam'l  Allison.  Isaac  Springer. 

Geo.   Reno.  Wm.  Carpenter. 

John  Armstrong.  Dennis  Conyers. 

Abraham  Slover.  Jno.  McCullock. 

Geo.  Sharp.  John  Faucitt. 
Tobias  Mattocks. 

Given  under  my  hand  this  29th  July  1782. 

CHARLES  REED.   C.Apt. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON. 


149 


A  RETURN  2ND  CLASS  CAPT'N  DAVID  REED'S  COMPY. 
4TH  BATT'N  W.  COUNTY  MEL.ITIA  ORDERED  TO  REN- 
DEVOUZE  JULY  24TH,  1782.     (c.) 


Thos.  Cherrey,  Ensign. 
John   MontgQmrey. 
Jam's  McBride. 
Saml.  Scott. 
John  Heidgel. 


Jno.  Conneyrs. 
Jno.  Reed. 
Jam's  Martin. 
Wm.  Stephenson. 


Given  under  my  hand  this  29th  day  July  1782. 

DAVID  REED,  Capt. 


(c.)  This  is  to  Certify  that  Samuel  Sprout  sarved  his  Tour 
in  my  Company  of  V/ashington  County  Militia  at  this  place 
he  is   hearby   Discharged. 

Given  under  my  hand  at  the  Mingo  Bottom  the  14th  of 
August  1782.     (c.) 

JOSEPH  BEELER,  Capt. 


RETURN    CAPTAIN    MILLER    FvTR    6TH,    7TH    AND    STH 
CLASSES.     SEPT.  4,  17S2.     (c.) 


John  Boyce. 
John  Buchanan. 
James  Roberts. 
John  Bryle. 
Joseph  O'Donnel. 
James  Sprowl. 

Alexander  Clements. 
Robert  Beer. 
John  Bowman. 
John  Parks. 


6th  Class. 

David  Ray. 
John  Quick. 
William  Long. 
Joseph  Blair. 
*  Thomas  Wilson. 

7th  Class. 

John  Robertson. 
Josiah  Gamble. 
Rawley  Boyd. 
John  Brown. 


ir.o 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Thomas  Brachan. 
James  Kesey. 
John  (mutilated). 

William  Carnagie. 
Thomas  Waller. 
William  Dunlap. 
James  Gasten. 
Richard  Carter. 
William  Kelly. 
James  Ledlie. 


Robert   Agnew. 
Samuel  Henry. 

8th  Class. 

Stephen  Ashley. 
Robert  Black. 
Samuel  Ewing. 
James  Money. 
Gabriel  Phillips. 
William  Donnelly. 


CAPTAIN  ROBERT  MILLER'S  RETURN  OF  THE  5TH 
CLASS  OF  THE  FOURTH  COMPANY,  (c.) 


Alexander  Miller. 
John  Philips. 
Alex'r  McConnell. 
September  4th,  1782. 


Matthew  McConnell. 
James   Ewing. 
Danl.  Welsh. 

ROBERT  MILLER, 

Capt. 


(c.)     CAPTAIN  THOMAS  RANKIN'S  RETURN  OF  THE  4TH 
AND   5TH   CLASS. 


John  Marchant. 
And'w  Gibson. 
James  Hays. 
Robt.  Russsell. 


4th  Class. 

James  Seibet. 
Peter  Cams. 
James  Cankaid. 
William  Gibs. 


Thomas  Grefith. 
Joseph  Davies. 
Matthew  Hillas. 
September  4,  1782. 


5th  Class. 

James  Siers. 
William  Russall. 
Adam  Hannah. 


THOMAS  RANKINS, 

Capt. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON. 


151 


A    RETURN   OF    THE  OFFICERS    OF    MILITIA    IN     THE 
COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON  VIZ:      (c.) 


4TH  BATTALION. 


Lieut.    Colonel. 
David  Williamson. 

Major. 
Daniel  Leet. 


Charles    Bonner,    

Robert    Walker,     

Phillip     Briscoe 

Thomas   Hambleton,    .. 

James    Browrl 

Samuel    White 

William    Leet 

Brice     Virgin,     

Obediah    Holms,    

James    Morrison 

Eleazer    Williamson,     . 

John  McWilliams,    

Jacob    Miller 

John    Cotton 

Samuel    Riddle 

James    Huston 

Timothy    Downing,     . . . 

Anderson 

John   Williams 


Captn. , 
Lieut., . 
Ensign, 

Captn., 
Lieut., . 

Ensign, 


Captn. , 
Lieut., . 
Ensign, 


Captn., 

Captn., 
Lieut.,. 
Ensign, 

Captn., 
Lieut., . 
Ensign, 


Captn., 
Lieut., . 

Ensign, 


I  do  certify  that  the  foregoing  return  is  just  as  it  stands 
stated. 
July  7th,  1784. 

JAMES   MARSHEL, 

Lieut  W.  Co'y. 
Corn's  made  out  and  dated  1st  day  May,  1783. 


152 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


CAPT.    PETER    KIDD'S    MILITIA    ROLL    COMANDED    BY 
COL'O  JOHN  MARSHAL,     (c.) 


1st.  James  Kenedy. 
2n(i.  John  Dodd. 


William  Park. 
Arthur  Campbell. 
Isaac  Greathous. 
David  Karr. 
Garshom  Hull. 
Peter  Murphey. 


Captain. 
Peter  Kidd. 

Lieutenant. 
John  Hays. 

Ensign. 
Amos  Wood. 

Serjents. 

3rd.  William  Kidd. 

1st  Class. 

John  Beverington. 
Samuel  Hull.     • 
Jacob  Phillis. 
John  Milholms. 
Timothy  Shain. 
James  McKiney. 


2nd  Class. 


Hugh  McDonau. 
Philip  Jackson. 
William  Castleman. 
Abraham  Kidd. 
George  Blazor. 
Boston  Burget. 


Richard  Vaughan. 
Philip  Bell. 
Isaac  Wiseman. 
Joseph  Beeler. 
Andrew  Nangel. 
Lawrence  McNemarr. 


3rd  Class. 


John  Morrison. 
John  Wagoner. 
Joseph  Henery. 
James  Lock. 
Samuel  Jonston. 
John  Jack. 


John  Totton. 
Charls.  Beverington. 
John  Stones,  Sei. 
Thomas  Whitaker. 
Thomas  Timmons. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON. 


153 


4th  Class. 


James  Ravenscraft. 
Harmon  Greatlouse. 
John  Strain. 
Thps.  Beverington. 
Michael  Helms. 
Joseph  Reily. 


Joseph   Philis. 
Freegift  Chamberlin. 
Samuel  Beeler. 
Richard  McGibens. 
Andrew  Link. 
Andrew  Blunk. 


5th  Class. 


William  Thompson. 
John  Stephenson. 
Joseph  Jackson. 
John  Willson. 
John  Kinkaid. 
David  Thompson. 


Adam  Poe. 
John  Allen. 
Stout  Chamberlin. 
Jones  Potts. 
William  Anderson. 
John  Singers. 


6th  Class. 


Alexander  Dunlap. 
John  Mountgomery. 
James  Mathews. 
Lenard  Reed. 
John  Criss. 
Joseph  Patterson. 


John  Smith. 
Thomas  Ward. 
John  Scott. 
John  Hay. 
Henery  Link. 
Thomas  Walker. 


7th  Class. 


John  Eakins. 
John  Stones,  Ju'r. 
James  Kinkaid. 
Tho's  Edwards. 
Thomas  Edginton, 
John  Dunlap. 


David  Patton. 
John  Huston. 
Robert  Wallas. 
Alexander  Wright. 
Patrick  McCarmick. 


8th  Class. 


Thomas  Bay. 
Samuel  Whittaker. 
Benjamin  Jackson. 
James  Karr. 
George  McCarmick. 
Hugh  Newel. 


Andrew  Poe. 
Thomas  Rogers. 
James  Leitch. 
Cornelus  Murphey. 
Samuel  McGibbens. 
William  Blunk. 


154 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


MUSTER  ROLL  OF  CAPTAIN  ROBERT  MILLAR'S  COM- 
PANY OF  MILITIA  IN  WASHINGTON  COUNTY  AND 
STATE  OF  PENNSYLVANIA,     (c.) 


Captain. 
Robt.  Millar. 

Lieutenant. 
Craig  Ritchie. 

Ensign. 
John  O'Donnel. 


James  Brown. 
Thos.  Phillips. 


Serjts. 

Saml.  El-own. 


Samuel   Cahae. 
Matthew  Ritchie. 
Stephen  Vineyard. 
James  McCready. 
Barney  Carter. 


Privates. 
1st  Class. 


Joseph  Blair. 
John  Ralston. 
Arthur  Campbell. 
Aron  Carter. 
John  Reed. 


2nd  Class. 


Edward  Davies. 
Thomas  Pearcefield. 
John  Willson. 
David  Gawett. 
William  Black. 


Nathaniel  Cahae. 
William  Wilson. 
William  Orr. 
David  Long. 
Joseph  Holmes. 


3rd  Class. 


William  Keasey. 
Robert  McRorie. 
Alex'r  Fagan. 
William  Grand. 
David  Ralston. 


David  Lindsay. 
James  Brown. 
John  Stillwell. 
Joseph  Keasey. 
Thos.  Piercefield. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON. 


155 


Jas.  Killin. 

William  McGlaugland. 
John  Waits. 
John  Queen. 
Alexander  Ralston. 
James  Parks. 


4th  Class. 

John  Millar. 
David  Dill. 
Hugh  McCready. 
James  Brownlee. 
Joseph  Ross. 
Will'm  Caper. 


Alexander  Millar. 
John  Langhland. 
Thomas   Phillips,  Serjt. 
John  Phillips. 
James  Moore. 
Alexander  McConnell. 


Saml.  McKee. 
John  Bays. 
Samuel  Brown. 
John  Buchanan. 
James  Roberts. 
John  Bowleye. 


Alex'r  (illegible). 
Robert  Beer. 
John  Bowman. 
John  Robertson. 
Jossias  Gamble. 
Rowley  Boyd. 
John  Brown. 
Thomas  Brackin. 


William  Carnagy. 
Thomas  Waler. 
James  Gascane. 
Richard  Carter. 
James  Sadlie. 
Charles  Kyle. 
Thomas  McQueen. 
Robert  Black. 


5th  Class. 

Matthew  McConnell. 
James  Ewing. 
Daniel  Welch,  Junior. 
Saml.  Thompson. 
Hugh  Sproul. 

6th  Class. 

Joseph  O'Donnel. 
James  Sprewell. 
David  Ray. 
John  Quick. 
William  Long. 

7th  Class.  . 

Hugh  Grimes. 
James  Keasey. 
John  Shaw. 
John  Maeolmson. 
Robert  Agnew. 
Alex,  demons. 
John  Pai'ks. 

8th  Company. 

William  Dunlap. 
William  Kelly. 
Samuel  Ewing. 
James  Money. 
Gabriel  Phillips. 
James  Little. 
Stephen  Ashby. 


156 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


RETURN  OP  THE  4TH  CLASS  OF  CAPT.  MILLER'S  COMPY. 
MILITIA,     (c.) 


William  Capes. 
James  Gibbins. 
Hugli  McCready. 
Willm.  McGlochlan. 
Jolin  Queen. 


Alexander  Ralston. 
James  Parks. 
Thomas  Brawn. 

0 

Joseph  Ross. 

ROBT.  MILLER,  Capt. 


RETURN   OF   THE   3  CLASS,     (c). 


Thomas  White. 
Daniel  Ross. 
Joseph  Porter. 


Captain. 
Thomas  Rankin. 


John  Kamcaider. 
Wm.  Holms. 


TH.  RANKIN,  Cpt. 


CAPTAIN  THOMAS  RANKINS  RETURN  OF  4  CLASSES,   (o.) 


Will'm  Marchant. 
Sam'l  Marchant. 
Levi  Dungan. 
Alexander  Henderson. 

Robt.  Walker. 
John  Boyd. 
James  Guthry. 
Sims  Bowling. 
James  Marchant. 
Oliver  Darning. 


6th  Class. 

John  Struthers. 

Wm.  Beall. 

Wm.  Laurie. 

7th  Class. 

Saml.  Cross. 
John  Queen. 
Thomas  Marchant. 
rRobt.  Andrew. 
John  Carvan. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON.  157 

8th  Class. 
John  Tolen.  James  McLattan. 

John  Robertson.  John  Grant. 

Thomas  Roberts.  Alex'r  Struther. 

Wm.  McKig. 

9th  Class. 
Hugh  Paton.  Mich'l  Dougherty. 

Robert  Hay.  Daniel  Ross. 

Septem.  4,  1782. 

THOMAS  RANKIN,  Capt. 

4  B.  M.  F. 


(c.)     RETURN   CAPTAIN   CHARLES   REED'S   3   CLASS. 


Saml.  McEwen fronteer. 

James   Kerkpatrick    fronteer. 

And'w  Finks on  Duty. 

Christen  Lisnet  on  Duty. 

Henry  Miller    Fronteer. 

Sam'l  Thompson    Fronteer. 

Wm.    Brice    Ditto. 

Able  Morgan   Ditto. 

Jonathan   Marten   Ditto. 

u  acob  Mausun  Dittto. 

John  Sharer  (?)    former  duty. 

James  Dunehue   Fronteei*. 

Thomas  Cryal    Ditto. 

Rich'd  Boys    former  Duty. 

James  Vance    fronteer. 

Robt.    Hughes    Ditto. 

Mordeca  Richards  unfit  for  Duty. 


(c.)     CAPTAIN  DAVID  REED'S  RETURN  OF  THE  2D  AND 
3  CLASS  OF  HIS  COMPANY. 

2nd  Class. 
James  McBryde.  John  Ried. 

Saml.  Scott.  James  Martin. 

John  Hudgle.  William  Stephenson. 

John  Conners. 


158 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Robt.  Davidson. 
Matthew  Johnston. 
George  McCaslin. 
Thomas  Cottrall. 


Srd  Class. 

James  Ross. 
James  Little. 
Joseph  Hudgle. 


DAVID  REED,  Capt. 


(c.)  A  RETURN  OF  CAPT.  WILLIAM  SCOTT'S  COMPANY 
OF  MILITIA  OF  THE  FOURTH  BATTALION,  WASHING- 
TON COUNTY. 

Capt. 
Willm.  Scott. 

Lieut. 
John   Carpenter. 

_  Ensign. 

Isaac  Smith. 


Henry  Nealson. 
Richard  Stephenson. 


Tho's  Shannan. 
Walter  Hill. 
Valen  Cinnit. 
Willm.  Gill. 


Sergts. 

Frances  Riley. 

1st  Class. 

Aaron  Sackett. 
James  hannah. 
Wm.  Sparks. 
Wm.  Harvey. 


2nd  Class. 


Edward  Smith,  Junr. 
Edward  Davis. 
Charles  Norris. 
David  Baley. 
Michal  Huff,  Jur. 


Willm.  Hanks. 
Morris  West. 
Wm.  Herris. 
Charles  Sewart. 


COUNTY  OP  WASHINGTON. 


159 


Hanneah  Davis. 
John  Chapman. 
John  Urie. 
Samuel  teeter. 
James  Martin. 


Benj.  Huff. 
Joseph  Worley. 
John  Huff. 
Benj'n  Pursley. 
George  Sparks,  Jur. 


Thomas  Clark. 
John  Dodridge. 
Wm.  Clark, 
philip  Dodridge. 


3rd  Class. 

James  Scott. 
Thomas  Hide. 
Thomas  Urie,  Jur. 
Andrew  Scott. 

4th  Class. 

John  Johnson. 
Wm.  Huff. 
Benjn  Wood. 
James  Filler. 

5th  Class. 

Robert  Urie. 
Samuel  Scott. 
Joseph  Scott. 
Alex'r  Stephenson. 


George   Sparks,   Jun'e. 
Wm.  pirren. 
James  Homes. 
John  Slauter. 
Luke  Sharmehorn. 


David  Herriman. 
Brace  Worley. 
Wm.  Screachfield. 
Joseph  pirren. 
George  Herriman. 


George  Atchison. 
Wm.  Lamb. 
Thomas  Scott. 
George  McConnal. 
Arthur  Scott,  Jur. 


6th  Class. 

Mathias  Sharmehorn. 
Solomon  Shipperd. 
David  Rannolls. 
John  Kinsor. 

7th  Class. 

Zekiel  Dewis. 
Absolem   Sparks. 
Henry  Levins. 
Benjn.  Rogers. 

8th  Class. 

Samuel  Urie. 
Davis  McWilliamson. 
John  Ferguson. 
John  Wilkison. 


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COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON. 


163 


FIFTH  BATTALION,     (a.) 


Lieuteuant  Colonel. 
Thomas  Crooke,  of  Bethlehem  township. 

Major. 
John  Carmichael. 


A  LIST  OF  CAPTAIN  THOMAS  PARKESONS  COM'Y  OF 
MILLITIA  IN  THE  BATTALION  OF  WASHINGTON 
COUNTY  COMMONWEALTH  OF  PENNSYLVANIA  COM- 
MAND BY  COL'O  THOMAS  CROOKS.     OCT.  2D,  1781.     (c.) 


1st.  William  Honey. 
2cl.  John   Yauut. 


David  Richy. 
Nich's   Christ. 
Peter  Johnson. 
Benj'n  Frye. 
Vincent  Calvin. 


Captn. 
Thomas  Parkeson. 

Lieut. 
Thomas    Richy. 

Ensg. 
Abraham  Leforgy. 

Clerk. 
John    Caldwell. 

Sergeants. 

3cl.  John  Jones. 

Privates. 
1st  Class. 

Henry  Crabbs. 

John  Riddell. 

William  Semord. 

Joseph  Wood. 

Luther  Calvin. 


164 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Peter  Cashner. 
Nicholas  Platter. 
John  Hull. 
John  Fetters. 
Emanuel  Consallis. 


2d  Class. 

Samuel  Roe. 
Daniel  Scroerberry. 
Skinner  Hudson. 
Phillip  Fryman. 
Peter  Yesserroone. 


3rd  Class. 


Phillip  Miller. 
Michael  Powers. 
James  Shane. 
Nidi's  Johnson. 
Godrey  Waggoner. 


Daniel  Brook. 
Allex'r  Mclntire. 
Peter  Snap. 
Allen  Ramsey. 
Nich'l  Depue. 


4lh  Class. 


Chrisfr  Platter. 
John  Wood. 
ALr'm.  Decker. 
Johnson  Gamble. 
Peter  Platter. 


Robt.  Edmanson. 
James  Frye. 
John  Harden. 
David  Johnson. 
Archibald  Hull. 


5th  Class. 


£aml.  Seely. 
Joseph  Willson. 
Christ  Williams. 
Phillip  Miller. 
Const'n  O'Neal. 


Danl.  Whitecar. 
Nich'l  Decker. 
Samuel  Ecklin. 
Jacob  Young. 
John  Warth. 


Edw'd  Jackman. 
Will'm  HcHarg. 
John  Robins. 
Ge'o  Riddell. 
Thomas  Carson. 


John  Hailej. 
Eph'm  Willson. 
Stophle  Stacker. 
Joshua  Harvey. 


6th  Class. 


Christ'r  Creable. 
Mich'l  Mcblary. 
John  Snap. 
Daniel  Watson. 


7th  Class. 


John   Wallace. 
Jacob  Stillwager. 
Saml.  Riddell. 
Wm.  Robins. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON. 


165 


John  House. 
Charles  Haye. 
Jacob  Lash. 
Frederick  Cooper. 
Dan'l  Depue. 


8th  Class. 

John  Anstate. 
Thomas  Rape. 
Hezekiah  Wood. 
And'r  House. 


WASHINGTON  COUNTY  A  LIST  OF  CAPTAIN  CRAW- 
FORD'S COMPY.  OF  MILITIA  IN  THE  DISTRICT  LYING 
UPON  THE  MONONGALIA  RIVER  BETWEEN  WHITELEY 
AND  MUDDY  CREEK'S  CLASS'D  15TH  OCT'R  1781.     (c.) 


John  Gerard. 
Abner  Mundle. 

Hugh  Stevenson. 
Joseph  Garrett. 
Benjn.  Hicksou. 
Amos  Augiiston. 
Wm.   Smith. 

Zacara  Evans. 
Jno.  Brown. 
Jno.  Ivers. 
Jno.  Blair. 
Jno.  Armstrong. 


Capt. 

William  Crawford. 

Lieut. 
Richard  Seaton. 

Ensn. 
Francis  Seaton. 

Clk. 

James  Seaton. 

Sergts. 

Alexander  Finley. 

Class  1st. 

Saml.  McKey. 
Jer'a  Long. 
George  Raukens. 
Thomas  Askens. 

Class  2. 

Chas.  Swan. 
Wm.  Hanah. 
Robert  Cree. 
George  Killgees. 


166 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Class  No.  3. 


Jams.  Hazelett. 
Chas.    McDowell. 
Jno.  Broaken. 
Jno.  Crawford. 
Richd.  Gregg. 


Jno.  Holton. 
Robert  Lewis. 
Jno.  Gregg. 
Wm.  Gray. 
James  Blair. 


Jno.  McKey. 
Jno.    McClelland. 
Joseph  Rankens. 
Peter  Riley. 


Class  No.  4. 


Robt.   Kelso. 
Jacob  Israel. 
Alexander  Crawford. 
Thomas  Trulock. 


Class  No.  5. 


Jams.   McClelland. 
Abram.  Armstrong. 
Jno.  Davis. 
Jams.  Flanegan. 
Jno.  Provance. 


Bailey  Johnston. 
Wm.  Hibbs. 
Wm.  Mcllroy. 
Jacob  Blaney. 
Alexander  Cawhorn. 


Joseph  Garard. 
Jno.  Duglass. 
Jno.   Huston. 
Henry  Franks. 
Robt.  McClelland. 


Class  No.  6. 


David  Lewis. 
Jams.  Kimings. 
Hugh  Johnston. 
David  Casto. 


Class  No.  7. 


Francis  Hanah. 
Jno.  Hill. 
Robt.  Ivers. 
Jno.  Jones. 
Geo.  Seaton. 


Jno.  Mundle. 
Jno.  Casto. 
Joseph   Easwood. 
William  Diles. 


Class  8 


Thomas  Garatt. 
Niehs.  Shipman. 
Geo.  Gregg. 
Joseph  Gwin. 
James  Win. 


Philip  Nevill. 
Saral.  Barnhill. 
Jams.  Jones. 
Thos.  Bowen. 
Cliffton  Bowen. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON. 


167 


A    ROOL    OF    THE    MELITIA    BELONGING    TO    CAPTAIN 
GEORGE   MIARS  COMPANY,     (c.) 


1st.  John  Miars. 
2nd.  Dennis  Smith. 


Captain. 
George  IVIiars. 

Lieutenant. 
Phillip   Luallen. 

Ensign. 
Zopher  Ball. 

Serjeants. 

3rd.  Peter  Letherman. 
4th.  Thomas  Will. 

Clerk. 
John  Buckingham. 


Christian  Leatherman. 
George  Swineheart. 
Solomon  Rees. 
Christopher  Horn. 
Christopher  Sunitaker. 
Jacob  Justman. 
Thomas  Richeson. 

David  Enoch. 
Jacob  Shiidler. 
Jesse  Rees. 
John  Young. 
Andrew  Young. 
James  Bradin. 

John  Reynolds. 
Jacob  Bradin. 
John  Howel. 
Nehemiah  Harper. 
Elias  Jenkins. 
Roberjt  Stephenson. 


1st  Class. 

Adam  Weaver. 
Joseph  Wiley. 
Adam  Henthoru. 
John  Cornwell. 
Henry  Hughs. 
Michael  Bowen. 

2nd  Class. 

John  HaMesty. 
Jacob  Everhart. 
Paul  Everheart. 
William  Simms. 
David  Sook. 

3rd  Class. 

Joseph  Bedle. 
Adam  Heartman. 
John  Kimble. 
Thomas  Kelsey,  Jun'r. 
Henry  Fix. 
James  Hanthorn. 


168 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MIL.1TIA. 


Samuel  JAon. 
James  Allison. 
Jacob  Hook. 
Jacob  Swiiiehart. 
Henry  Proner. 
Ebenezer  White. 

Leonard  Divin. 
William  Hill. 
Samuel  Davis. 
James  Grimes. 
Nicholas  Miars. 
James  Crail. 


4th  Class. 

Samuel  Meek,  Sen. 
Barklet  Griffith. 
Ignatius  Barnett. 
Daniel  Griskle. 
Philip  Chancelor, 

5th  Class. 

Adam  Wire. 
Thomas  Rees. 
Docter  Luallen. 
Peter  Shidler. 
Gasper  Ricket. 
Michael  Dunfield. 


James  Fitzpatrick. 
Kinson  Davis. 
Martin  Jager. 
George  Fruit. 
George  Shidler. 
George  Friend. 


Jesse  Parker. 
Ezekiel  Bradin. 
Peter  Leatherman. 
John  Miller. 
George  Harsh. 
Henry  Shidler. 


Rees  Gaddis. 
Peter  Lezer. 
Jacob  Simon. 
Fredrick  Tague. 
Michael  Tague. 
James  Fulton. 

Hezekiak  Hardesty 
Adam  Swineheart. 
Novem'r  2d,  1781. 


6th  Class. 

John  Meek. 
Daniel  Justman. 
Joseph  Case. 
Peter  Brickenstaff. 
James  Miliken. 
Thomas  Kelsey,  Sen'r. 

7th  Class. 

James  Barnett. 
John  Kunkle. 
Mothias  Jague. 
Samuel  Weir. 
David  Brickenstaff. 
William  Lolohan. 

8th  Class.  •> 

Daniel  Leatherman. 
Philip  Friend. 
Tobias  Friend. 
Michael  Hansel. 
Frances  Bedle. 
George  Weech. 

Note  these  two   were   enroled  since  the 
company  was  class'd. 

JNO.  BUCKINGHAM, 

Clerk. 


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A  RETURN  1ST  CLASS  CAPTN.  JAMS.  CRAVEN'S  COMPY. 
5TH  BATTN.  WASHINGTON  COUNTY  MILITIA.  OR- 
DERED TO  RENDEVOUZE  NOVR.  29TH,  1781.     VIZ.     (c.) 


Moses  Matrin.  Joseph  Wells. 

Vechel  Henton.  Willm.  knox. 

Jams.  McColIum.  Jams.  Wallace. 

Edward  Leburn.  Wm.  Clouse. 
Richd.  Likens. 

I  do  hereby  Certify  the  above  Class  was  summoned  According 
to  Law.     Given  Under  my  hand  this  6th  day  of  Decemr.  1781. 

JAMS.  CRAVEN,  Capt. 


A  RETURN  1ST  CLASS  CAPTAIN  GEO.  MIARS  COMPANY 
IN  THE  .5TH  BATTALION  WASHINGTON  COUNTY  MILI- 
TIA, ORDERED  TO  RENDEVOUZE  NOVR.  29TH,  1781. 
VIZ.     (c.) 


Christian  Leatherman.  Joseph  Wiley. 

Geo.  Swinehart.  Adam  Hawthorn. 

Solomon  Rees.  Christopher  Starnater. 

Christr.  Horn.  John  Cornwell. 

Jacob  Justman.  Henry  Hughes. 

Thos.  Richeson.  Michael  Brown. 

Adam  Weaver.  Nathaniel  Durham. 

I  do  hereby  Certify  the  above  Class  was  summoned  Accord- 
ing to  Law.     Given  my  hand  this  6th  day  of  Decemr.  1781. 

PHILLIP  LEVAN. 


A  RETURN  1ST  CLASS  CAPT'N  ROBERT  RAMSEY'S  COM- 
PANY ON  THE  5TH  BATT.  WASHINGTON  COUNTY  MILI- 
TIA ORDERED  TO  RENDEVOUZE  NOV.  29TH,  1781.  VIZ: 
(C.J 


Arthur  Forbus.  William  Forbus. 

John  Hill.  David  Hartman. 


170  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

John  Masimore.  John  Masterson. 

John  Sims.  Petter  Stickelet. 

Saml.  Davis. 

I  do  hereby  Certify  the  above  class  was  summoned  according 
to  Law.     Witness  my  hand  this  6th  day  of  Decem'r  1784. 

ROBT.  RAMSEY,  Capt. 


A  RETURN  1ST  CLASS  CAPT.  EZEKIEL  ROSE'S  COMPY. 
IN  THE  5TH  BATTALION,  WASHINGTON  COUNTY  MILI- 
TIA, ORDERED  ON  DUTY  NOV.  29TH  1781.     VIZ.     (c.) 


Valentine  Kindor.  Jacob  Kindor. 

Jacob  Dicks.  John   Pettitt. 

Benjn.   Haywood.  John  Weir. 

Daniel  F^rederick.  Morris  Mitchel. 

Isaac  Melon.  Wm.  Millburn. 

I  do  hereby  certify  the  above  class  was  summoned  accord- 
ing to  law. 

Wittness  my  hand  this  6th  day  Decern.  1781. 

EZEKEL  ROSE,  Capt. 


CLASS  ROLL  OF  CAPT.  WILLIAM  CRAWFORD'S  COMPY. 
OF  WASHINGTON  COUNTY  MILITIA  BELONGING  TO 
THE  5TH  BATT'R.     (c.) 


Capt. 
William  Crawford. 

Lieut. 
Richard   Seaton. 

Ensign. 
Francis  Seaton. 


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171 


Clk. 
James  Seaton. 


John  Gerrard. 
Abner  Mimdle. 


Serjts. 

Alex'r  Finlay. 


Hugh  Stephenson. 
Joseph  Garrett. 
Benj'n  Hickson. 
Amos.  Augustin. 
Wm.  Smith. 


Zechariah  Evans. 
John  Brown. 
John  Ivors. 
John  Blair. 
John  Armstrong. 


Jas.  Kazlett. 
Charles  McDowell. 
John  Brahin. 
John  Crawford. 
Rich'd  Gregg. 


John  Holton. 
Robt.  Lewis. 
John  Gregg. 
Wm.  Gray. 
James  Blair. 


Jas.  McClelland. 
Ab'm  Armstrong. 
John  Davis. 
Jas.  Flanagan. 
John  Province. 


Privates. 
1st  Class. 


Saml.  McKey. 
Jeremiah  Long. 
Geo.  Rankins. 
Thos.  Ackens. 


2nd  Class. 


Charles  Swan. 
Wm.   Hannah. 
Robert  Cree. 
Geo.  Killgees. 


3d  Class. 


John  McKey. 
John  McClelland. 
Joseph  Rankins. 
Peter  Biley. 


4th  Class. 


Robt.  Kilso. 
Jacob  Israel. 
Alex'r  Crawford. 
Thos.  Frulock. 


5th  Class. 


Bailey  Johnston. 
Wm.  Hibbs. 
Wm.  McElroy. 
Jacob  Blainey. 
Alex'r  Cowhorn. 


172 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Joseph  Gerrard. 
John  Douglass. 
John  Huston. 
Henry  Franks. 
Robt.  McClelland. 

Francis  Hanah. 
Jn'o  Hill. 
Robt.  Ivors. 
Jn'o  Jones. 
Geo.  Seaton. 

Thos.  Garratt. 
Nicho's  Shipman. 
Geo'e  Greeg. 
Joseph  Gwin. 
Jas.  Winn. 


6th  Class. 

Dav'd  Lewis. 
Jas.  Kimmins. 
Hugh  Johnston. 
David  Casto. 

7th  Class. 

Jonath  Mundo. 
Jn'o  Casto. 
Jos's  Eastwood. 
Wm.  Piles. 

8th  Class. 

Philip  Nivill. 
Saml.  Barnhill. 
James  Jones. 
Thos.  Bowen. 
Clifton  Bowen. 


4TH  CAPT.  THOS.  PARKISONS  RETURN  VIZ: 


Peter  Castner. 
Nich's  Platter. 
John  Hull. 
John  Peters. 
Emanuel  Gonzalis. 


2nd  Class  Roll. 
Capt.   Crawford. 

Saml.  Rowe. 

Danl.  Strewsbury, 

Skinner  Hudson. 

Phillip  Fryman. 

Peter  Yesseroon. 


X 


5TH  CAPT.  ROBERT  RAMSAY'S  RETURN  VIZ: 


2nd   Class. 
John  Huffman,  acquitted  on  acc't  of  Services  in  1781. 
William  Masterson. 
Peter  Hickman. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON. 


173 


James  McClean. 

James  Whury  acquitted  on  acc't  of  former  Services  (in  1781.) 

Frederick  Ait. 

John  Stephenson. 

Henry  Diclxinson  acquitted  on  acc't  of  inability  of  body. 

James  Gestridge. 

John  Hill. 

John  Messmore.  • 


A  RETURN  2ND  CLASS  CAPT'N  JAMES  CRAVEN'S  COM- 
PANY IN  THE  5TH  BATTALION  WASHINGTON  COUNTY 
MILITIA,  ORDERED  TO  RENDEVOUZE  THE  19TH 
MARCH  1782.     (c.) 


Daniel  Reed. 
Wm.  Wallace. 
MaMin  Stookey. 
Isaac  Newkirk. 
Fetter  Drake. 
James  Youns. 


Anthoney  Spaight. 
Joseph  Bently. 
Benj'n  Harris. 
George  Seypole. 
Jesse  Buzan. 


Given  under  my  hand  this  25th  March  1782. 

JAMES  CRAVEN,  Capt. 


A  RETURN  2ND  CLASS  CAPT.  GEORGE  MIARS  COMPY  5TH 
BATTN.  WASHINGTON  COUNTY  MILITIA  ORDERED  TO 
RENDEVOUZE  THE  19TH  DAY  MARCH  1782.     (c.) 


Philip  Lieuallen,  Lieut. 
Dennis  Smith,  Serjt. 
David  Enoch. 
Jacob  Sheidler. 
Jesse  Rees. 
John  Young. 
James  Bradin. 


John  Hardintey. 
Jacob  Everhart. 
William  Simms. 
David  Sook. 
Andrew  Young. 
Paul  Everhart. 


Given  under  my  hand  this  2.5th  day  of  March  1782. 

PHILIP  LEVAN,  Leut. 


174 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


A  RETURN  1ST  AND  2ND  CLASSES,  CAPT.  THOMAS  PER- 
KISON'S  COMPY.  5TH  BATTN.  WASHINGTON  COUNTY 
MILITIA  ORDERED  TO  RENDEVOUZE  THE  19TH  DAY 
OF  MARCH   1782.     (c.) 


1st  Class. 


Abraham  Leforgy,  Ensign. 

John  Jones. 

David  Ritchie. 

Nicholas  Crist. 

Petter  Johnson. 

Benjn.  Fry. 


Vencint  Calvin. 
Henry  Crabbs. 
John  Riclle. 
William  Sensor. 
Joseph  Wood. 


2nd  Class. 


Petter  Castner. 
Nicholas  Platter. 
John  Hull. 
John  Fetters. 
Emanuel  Gonsales. 


Samuel  Rowe. 
Daniel  Shrursburry. 
Skinner  Hudson. 
Phillip  Fryman. 
Petter  Yesseroon. 


Given  under  my  hand  this  25th  day  March  1782. 

THO.  PARKESON, 

Capt. 


A  RETURN  2ND  CLASS  CAPT.  ROBERT  RAMSEY'S  COMPY. 
5TH  BATT.  WASHINGTON  COUNTY  MILITIA  ORDERED 
TO  RENDEVOUZE  THE  19TH  MARCH  1782.     (c.) 


John   Huffman. 
William  Masterson. 
Petter  Hickman. 
James  McLeen. 
James  Wherrey. 


Frederick  Alt. 
John  Stevenson. 
Henry  Dickenson. 
James  Gutridge. 


Given  under  my  hand  this  2.5th  day  March  1782. 

ROBT.   RAMSEY.   Capt. 


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(c.)  I  Do  hereby  Sertify  That  Manuel  Cogusles  (Gonsalus) 
has  Served  as  a  solger  In  my  company  of  Melitia  from  the 
Nintenth  Day  of  March  Till  the  twentyeth  Day  Aprile  botli 
Days  Encliuled.  Gulving  Under  my  hand  this  twentyeth  Day 
of  Aprile  1782. 

ABRAHAM  LEFORGE, 
of  Capt'n  Roses  Comp'y. 


A  RETURN  1ST  &  2ND  CLASSES  CAPTN.  ROBERT  SWEN- 
EY'S  COMPY.  5TH  BATTN.  WASHINGTON  COUNTY  MILI- 
TIA, ORDERED  TO  RENDEVOUZE  THE  19TH  DAY  OF 
MARCH,   1782.     (c.) 


1st  Class. 

Nicholas  Hostidler.  David  Blair. 

John  Jenkinson.  John  Hormill. 

Joseph  Woodfield.  Archibald  Carnes. 

John  Heartly.  William  Wright. 

Michael  Dowdle.  Thomas  Moody. 
William   Samuels. 

2nd  Class. 

Richd.  Merry.  Jacob  Rigle. 

Jacob  Harrow.  Cornelius  Gillespie. 

Charles  Hutton.  George  Peak. 

James  Wright.  Isaac  Felty. 

John  Cousins.  Henry  Cauffman. 
Charles  Whitelatch. 

Given  Under  my  hand  this  25th  March  1782. 

ROBERT  SWENY,  Capt. 


A  RETURN  2ND  CLASS  CAPTN.  EZEKIEL  ROSE'S  COMPY. 
5TH  BATTN.  WASHINGTON  COUNTY  MILITIA  ORDERED 
TO  RENDEVOUZE  THE  19TH  MARCH  1782.     (c.) 


John  Welsh.  Petter  Wise. 

Saml  Evans.  Fredk.  Crow. 


176 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Wm.  Paine. 
John  Andrews. 
Henry  Cline. 


Richd.  Welch. 
Jacob  Hatter. 
Israel  Carey. 


Given  Under  my  band  this  2oth  day  March  17S2. 

EZBKEL  ROSE,  Cap. 


(c.)  I  certify  that  Vachel  Clary  hath  served  as  a  soldier  in 
the  Militia  of  the  Commonwealth  of  pensylvania  33  day  be- 
twixt the  17th  day  April  &  the  21st  day  of  May  and  that  he 
has  Received  no  pay  for  the  same. 

Given  under  my  hand  this  21st  day  of  May  1782. 

NATHAN  POWELL,  Lieut. 


A  RETURN  OF  CAPT.  EZEKIEL  ROSE  COMPNY.  OF  THE 
5TH  BAT.  OF  WASHINGTON  COUNTY  MELLITIA  FOR 
THE  3D  <&  4TH  CLASS,     (c.) 


John  Callender. 
George  Reed. 
John  Shidlar. 
Abslem  Hedge. 
Danel   Hardsaw. 


the  3d  class. 

Robrt.  Weir. 
John  Maning. 
Francis  Casteel. 
Jas.  Mitchal. 
Adam  Hatter. 


George  Pricker. 
John  Kenney. 
Marten  Spoon. 
Jacob  Lasley. 


the  4th  Class. 

Wm.  Stanley. 
Jonas  Hatferld. 
Robrt.  Booth  Stump. 


I  do  certify  that  the  above  class  was  sumensd  agreable  to 
law  as  Wittness  my  hand  thus  2.5  th  of  April  17S2. 

JOHNATHN  HARNED,  Lent. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON. 


177 


A  RETURN  OF  THE  3D  4TH  &  5TH  CLASSES  OF  CAPT. 
JAS.  HOPKEN'S  COMP.  OF  THE  5TH  BATT'N  OF  WASH- 
INGTON COUNTY  MELLITIA.     (c.) 


Isaac  Williams. 
John  Crow. 
Jas.  Henderson. 
Wm.  Jeckman. 


3rcl  Class. 

Ellia  Allon. 
Hendry  Spears. 
Robt.  Wilks. 
Danel  Whittacker. 


George  Mifford. 
Gedam  Palmer. 
Joseph  Brown. 
Henry  Dixon. 
Robt.  Carr. 


4th  Class. 

John  Chaffin. 
Ritchard   Hopktens. 
Joseph  Mounts. 
Johnathan  Glassee. 


5th  Class. 


Hezekiah  Ellias. 
Nathen  Masters. 
Wm.  Everit. 
Able  Jonson. 
John  Powers. 


Forgis  McCardil. 
Ths.  Almond. 
Jno.  Gregg. 
Jacob  Sisley. 
Lewes  Sisley. 


I  do  Certyfi  that  the  above  Clases  Was  sumens'd  acord'g  to 
Law  as  Witness  my  hand  this  2.5th  of  April  1782. 

ALEXAND   HOPKINS,  A.   S.  Gn. 


A  RETURN  OF  THE  4TH  &  5TH  CLASS  OF  CAPT.  GEORG 
MIRES  COMP.  OF  THE  5TII  BAT.  OF  WASHINGTON  CON. 
MELLITIA.    ,(c.) 


Samuel  Layon. 
Jas.  Alleson. 
Jacob  Hook. 
Jacob  Swinehart. 
Hendry  Prooner. 
12-*Vol.  II- 


Abneazer  White. 
Samuel  Meeks,  Jur. 
Barlet  Grifith. 
Ignatias  Barnet. 


-6th  Ser 


178  ASSQCIATORg  AND  MILITIA. 

Danel  Grisel.  Adam  Weire. 

Phillip  Chancier.  Th's  Rees. 

Wm.  Hill.  Doctor  Leuallen. 

Samul  Davis.  Remembrance  Daves. 

Jas.  Grahams.  Fetter  Shidler. 

Nifhlas  Mires.  Gasper  Ricket. 

Jas.  Croil.  Michal  Dunferkl. 

I  do  Certify  that  the  above  classes  Was  sumensed  acording 
to  Lav/  as  Wittness  my  hand  this  25th  day  of  April,  1782. 

GEORGE  MYARS,  Capt. 


A  RETURN  OF  THE  1ST  &  3D  CLASS  OF  CAPT.  BENJ'N 
WHITE'S  COM.  OF  THE  5TH  BATT'N  OF  WASHINGTON 
COUNTY  MILITIA,     (c.) 


Leurance  Purrley.  Zekial  Renter. 

George  Rigle.  Charles  Wheeler. 

Joseph  Brinton.  AUex'r  Moody. 

John  Houghlen.  Wm.  Peeters. 

Allex'r  Andrews.  Ths.  Megines. 

Edward  Joy.  Robert  Fossit. 

Frances  Simral.  Hugh  Murphey. 
John  Deems. 

I  Do  Certify  that  the  above  Clases  Was  Sumensed  agreable 
to  Law  as  Wittness  My  hand  thus  25th  of  April  1782. 

BENJ'N  POWEL,  Ensign. 


A  RETURN  OF  THE  4TH  &  5TH  CLASSES  OF  CAPT. 
ROBRT.  SWENY'S  COMP.  OF  THE  5TH  BATTN.  OF 
WASHINGTON   COUNTY  MELITIA.     (c.) 


the  4th  Class. 
Jacob  Snuff.  Barney  McNene. 

Robert   Dimbo.  Heugh  Heal. 

Christe  Hegart.  Isaac  Harrow. 

John  Hatfeild.  Jacob  Hormal. 

Wm.  Willson.  Michal  Spencer. 


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179 


Nethanel  Gleas. 
John  Carr. 
John  Connaly. 
Maihias  Hook. 
Phillip  Grips. 


the  5th  Class. 

Ths.  Cook. 
Joseias  Dowdel. 
Josias  Evens. 
George  Jurden. 
Michal  Moore. 


I  do  Certify  that  the  above  Classes  Was  sumensed  acordinj 
to  Law  as  Wittness  my  hand  thus  25th  of  Aprile  1782. 

ROBERT  SWENY.  Capt. 


A  RETURN  OF  THE  3  CLASS  OF  CAPT.  JAMES  CRAVEN 
COM.  IN  THE  5TH  BATAT  WASHINGTON  CO.  MILITIA. 
(c.) 


George  Tombough. 
Jeremiah  Craven. 
Jno.   Stackpole. 
Frederick  Wise. 
Jno.   Martin. 


Coonrod  Weaver. 
Jno.  Knox. 
Jas.  Reed. 
Jesse  Pewzan. 
Jacob  Sootz. 


I  do  certify  that  the  Above  Class  was  Summoned  according 
to  Law  as  witness  my  Hand  the  8  apl.  1782. 

JAMES  CRAVEN,  Captn. 


A  RETURN  OF  THE  3D,  4TH  &  5  CLASSES  OF  MY  COM- 
PANY ORDER'D  ON  DUTY  FOR  THE  DEFENCE  OF  THE 
FRONTIERS,  (c.) 


Captain. 
William  Crawford. 


James   Hazelet. 
Charles  McDowel. 
Jno.  Breaken. 
Jno.  Crawford. 


Rich'd  Grey. 
Jno.   McKey. 
Jno.  McClelland. 
Joseph  Rankin. 


180 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Peter  Riley. 
Jno.  Holton. 
Robert  Lewis. 
Jno.  Gregs. 
William  Gray. 
James  Blair. 
Robert  Kelso. 
Jacob  Israel. 
Alexander  Crawford. 
Tho's  Triilock. 


James  McClelland. 
Abram  Armstrong. 
Jno.  Davis. 
James  Flanagen. 
Jno.  Provance. 
Baily  Johnson. 
William  Hibbs. 
William    Mcllroy. 
Jacob  Blaney. 
Jno.  Ivers. 


Given  under  my  hand  this  24th  Day  of  April  1782. 

WILLIAM  CRAWFORD,   Capt. 


A  RETURN  OF  THE  3D  CLASS  OF  CAPT.  GEORGE  MIRE'S 
COMPY.  OF  THE  5TH  BATT.  OF  WASHINGTON  COUNTY 
MILLITIA.     (c.) 


John  Raynolds. 
Jacob  Bradin. 
Nehemiah  Harper. 
Elias   Jenkens. 
Robt.  Stephson. 
Joseph  Bidle. 
Adam  hartman. 


John   Kimble. 
Ths.  Kelley,  Junr. 
Henry  Fix. 
Jas.    Henthorn. 
David    Frasier. 
John   Howal. 


I  do  certify  the  above  class  was  sumensed  according  to  law 
as  wittness  my  hand  this  8th  of  Aprl.  1782. 

GEORGE  MYERS,  Capt. 


(c.)  These  are  to  certify  that  Edward  Browner  hath  Sarved 
as  Millitia  soldier  &  as  substitute  in  the  room  of  John  Riddle 
in  actual  Sarvice  under  my  command  from  the  seventeenth 
Day  of  March  till  the  sixtienth  Day  of  April  Both  Days  In- 
cluded Given  at  Fort  Henrey  this  17  Day  of  April  1782. 

EZEKIEL  ROSE,  Capt.  Com'dt. 


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A  RETURN  OF  THE  3D  CLASS  OF  CAPT.  ROBRT.  SWEN- 
EY'S  COMP'Y  OF  THE  5TH  BATT'N  OF  WASHINGTON 
COUNTY   MELLITIA.     (c.) 


Jeremiah  Arnold.  John  Hendrey. 

Johnathn  Jaames.  Joseph  Arnold. 

John   Heals.  John  Acklen. 

Tho's  Balden.  David  Burtham. 

Zekeal  Renter.  Cornales  Cumings. 
Josias  Arnold. 

I  Do  Certyfy  that  thus  3d  Class  of  My  Company  was  sum- 
onsed  acording  to  Law  as  wittness  my  hand  thus  8th  Day  of 
Apr'l  1782. 

ROBERT  SWENY,  Capt. 


(c.)  I  certify  that  Samuel  Goldsmith  has  served  as  a  soldier 
in  the  militia  of  the  common  Wealth  of  Pensylvania  Twenty 
days  according  to  law  and  that  he  has  Received  no  pay  for  the 
same. 

Given  under  my  hand  this  Sixth  day  of  May  1782. 

BENJ'N  WHITE,  Capt'n. 


(c.)  I  certify  that  Daniel  Preston  hath  served  as  a  Soldier 
in  the  militia  of  common  Wealth  of  Pennsylvania  Twenty  days 
Betwixt  ye  17th  day  of  April  and  the  8th  day  of  May  and  that 
he  hath  received  no  pay  for  the  same. 

Given  under  my  hand  6th  May  1782. 

BENJ'N  WHITE,  Capt. 


(c.)     Washington  County  Pencelvinia  June  14  1782. 

this  is  Sertify  that  John  McGinis  served  one  Month  as  Sar- 
gent under  My  comand  at  Vanses  fort  for  which  he  hath  Re- 
ceived no  Pay  Begining  the  14  of  May  and  Ending  the  14  of 
June  Signed  By  Me. 

ROBT.  SWENY.  Capt. 


182 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


(c.)  A  RETURN  OF  THE  6TH  &  7TH  CLASSES  OF  CAPT. 
CRAWFORD'S  COMPANY  NOW  ORDERED  OUT  ON  DUTY 
TO  RENDEZOOUS  AT  JACKSON'S  FORT  THE  17TH  OF 
MAY  1782... IN  THE  ABSENCE  OF  THE  RICHARD  SEA- 
TON,  LT. 


Levy  Gregg. 
John  Huston. 
Henery  Franks. 
Robt.  McClelland. 


6th  Class. 

David  Lewis. 
James  Kimins. 
Hugh  Johnston. 
David  Casto. 


Frances  Hanah. 
John  Hill. 
Robert  Ivers. 
John  Jones. 
George  Seaton. 


7th  Class. 

Jonathan  Mundle. 
John  Casto. 
Joseph  Easwood. 
Aron  Leousada. 


A  RETURN  OF  THE  1ST  &  2ND  6  &  7TH  CLASES  OF  CAPT. 
HOPKTENS  COMP.  OF  THE  5TH  BATT'N  OF  WASHING 
TON   COUNTY   MILITIA,     (c.) 


Samuel    Ellis. 
John  Mathew. 
John  Venes. 
Thos.  Mills. 
WiU'm  Hopkens. 


Lott  Masters. 
Jas.  Gamble. 
Joseph  Stibs. 
John  Shivley. 
Hendrey  Gregg. 
John  Allen. 


1st  Class. 

Wm.  Chaffen. 

John  Riggs. 

Wm.  Chaffen  (Son  of  Isaac.) 

Fred  Coonce. 

the  2d  Class. 

John  Hopkens. 
Joseph  West. 
Sam'l  Elliott. 
Patrick  Memahan. 
Begle  Clark. 


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183 


Franc  Keller. 
Nees  Ogdon. 
John  Jeokman. 
Gustaves  Wells. 
Wm.  Raysinger. 
Jacob  Springer. 

John  Evrit. 
Jas.  Daves. 
Archablad  Henderson. 
Ths.   Howard. 
John  Perry. 
John  Almond. 


the  6th  Class. 

Wm.  Cull. 
Hugh  McMifllen. 
Robert  Willsou. 
Wm.  Jocelly. 
Clement  Dowden. 

the  7th  Class. 

John  Mifford. 
Eliga  Rees. 
Stephen  Parr. 
Danel  Watson. 
John   Barkley. 


I  do  Certify  that  the  above  Clases  Was  Sumensed  according 
to  Law  as  Wittness  My  hand  thus  17th  day  of  May  1782. 

ALEXANDER  HOPKINS,  Ensign. 


A  RETURN  OF  THE  6TH,  7TH  &  8TH  CLASSES  OF  CAPT. 
GEORGE  MIRE'S  COMPANY  OF  THE  5TH  BATT'N  OF 
WASHINGTON    COUNTY    MILLITIA.     (c.) 


Jas.  Fitspatrlck. 
Kinson  Daves. 
Marten  Fagar. 
George  Frisct. 
George  Hidler. 
George  Frend. 


the  6th  Class. 

John  Meeks. 
Danel  Justman. 
Joseph  Carr. 
Peter  Brekenstafe. 
Jas.  Millican. 
Thos.  Kelley. 


Ezekel  Breadan. 
Jesse  Parker. 
Petter  Letherman. 
John  Miller. 
George  Harch. 
Hendry  Shidler. 


the  7th  Class. 

John  Bannet. 
John  Cunckle. 
Mathias  Tage. 
Samul  Weire. 
Daved   Breakenstaf. 
Wm.  Leuallen. 


184 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Rees  Gadas. 
Fetter  Leazar. 
Jacob  Simon. 
Fredrk.  Tague. 
Michal  Tague. 
Jas.  Fulten. 
Danel  Latherman. 
Phillip  Frend. 


the  8th  Class. 

Labens  Frend. 
Michal  O'Neal. 
Frances  Bidle. 
Adam  Swinhart. 
Hezekrah  Hardstey. 
Beujn.  James. 
Elkins  Holloway. 


I  Do  Certify  that  the  above  Clases  Was  Sumensed  agreable 
to  Law  as  Wittness  my  hand  thus  17th  day  of  May  1782. 

PHILLIP  LENALEN,  Leut. 
GEORGE  MYARS,  Capt. 


A  RETURN  OF  THE  6TH,  7TH  &  8TH  CLASES  OF  CAPT. 
ROBRT  RAMSEY  COMP.  OF  YE  5TH  BATT'N  WASHING- 
TON COUN.  MELLITIA.     (c.^ 


Philip  Whitten. 
Henry  Bauchdall. 
John  Outrage. 
Michal  Thomes. 
John  Elliott. 


Jas.  Deuwinkle. 
Phillip  Swarth. 
Hugh  Prison. 
Verik  Dickenson. 
Ths.   McComes. 


6th   Class. 

AUexr.  Fobes. 
Charles  Atkeson. 
Ths.  Dickenson. 
Sam.  Fl-ezure. 

the  7tli  Class. 

Wm.  McCombs. 
John   Mc  ferring. 
John  Riley. 
George  gelespy. 
Caspert  Wilams. 


Francis  starenatoi 
Wm.  Turner. 
Jas.  Gamble. 
Better  Black. 


the  8th  Class. 

McColm  Tanehill. 
Henry  Leidy. 
Samuel  Morgan. 
Wm.  McClean. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON. 


185 


Joseph  Whorry. 
Juo.  Henthorn. 
Jos.  Williams. 


Wni.  Black. 
Michal  aney. 


I  do  sertify  that  the  above  classes  was  sumensed  acording 
to  law  as  wittness  my  hand  thus  17th  day  of  May  1782. 

ROBT.  RAMSEY,  Capt. 


A  RETURN    OF   THE   5TH,   6TH,   7TH   &   8TH   CLASES   OF 
CAPT.  ROSES  COMPN.  OF  THE  5TH  BATT'N  OF  WASH- 
INGTON COUNTY  MELLITIA.      (c.) 


Petter  Kinder. 
Jacob  Fredrick. 
Abrahm  Hartman. 
Christen  Hardsock. 


5th  Class. 

Sollomon  Lasley. 
Paul   McCartney. 
John  Knuftsinger. 
John  Vervel. 


France's  Teeter. 
Robrt.  Callendr. 
John  Hill. 
Th's  Bishop. 


6th  Class. 

Adam  Wise. 
Hendry  Wise. 
George  Hombugh. 
Robrt.  Jeckson. 


Hendry  Athey. 
Wm.   Buckenham. 
Th's  McKibbens. 
Johnathan  Rose. 


Darbey  Shouchan. 
Joseph  Hill. 
Joseph  Coal. 


7th  Class. 

Jacob  Woolf. 
Andrew  Wise. 
Nethanel  Bedford. 

8th  Class. 

Hendry  Hardsack. 
Th's  Hatfield. 
Abraham  Alleson. 


I    do  hereby    Certify    that   the   above   Clases   Was    sumened 
acording  to  Law  as  Wittnes  my  hand  this  17th  day  of  May  1782. 

JOHNOTHN  HARNED,  Lieut. 


186 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


A  RETURN  OF  THE  6TH,  7TH  &  8TH  CLASSES  OF  CAPT. 
CRAVENS  COMP.  OF  THE  5TH  BATTN,  OF  WASHING- 
TON COUNTY  MILITIA,     (c.) 


John  Lettensumers. 
Danal  Stephens. 
Harmen  Craven. 
Petter  Grubb. 
Abraham  Newkirk. 

Nethanel  Walles. 
John  Craven. 
Arthor  Thos.  Tall. 
John  Walles. 
Luther  Kerrey. 

Siles  Lanord. 
Ritchard  Edgland. 
John  Dannal. 
Calven  Kerrey. 
Enoc  Knox. 
Joseph  Cox. 


the  6th  Class. 

Robrt.  Talor. 
Saml.  Lemone. 
Danel    Presten. 
Samul    Russel. 

the  7th  Class. 

John  Baklin. 
Ths.  Penix. 
Danel  Howel. 
Jas.  Hall. 

the  8th  Class. 

John  Diinkon. 
Wm.  Forrod. 
John  Angle. 
Johnathan  Starks. 
Leshbegle  Bently. 


I  do  Certify  that  the  above  Clases  Was  sumensed  agreable 
to  Law  as  wittness  My  hand  thus  22d  day  of  May  1782. 

JAMES  CRAVEN,  Capt. 


A  RETURN  OF  THE  6TH,  7TH,  &  8TH  CLASES  OF  CAPT. 
ROBRT.  SWENEY'S  COMP.  OF  THE  5TH  BATT'N  OF 
WASHINGTON  COUNTY  MELLITIA.     (c.) 


George  Helps. 
Jas.  Powel. 
Abrahm  Smith. 


6th  Class. 

John  Cray. 
Paul  Armstrong. 
Jas.  Riggs. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON. 


187 


Jno.  Daves. 
Petter   Porter. 
Edwr'd  Joy. 


John  Tucker. 
Isaac  Jenkeson. 
Grip'e  Seenor. 


Tth.  Class. 


Wm.  Portor. 
Th's  Hill. 
Wm.  Hawkens. 
Christophr  Hines. 
Adam  Hous. 


Hendrey  Smith. 
Isaac  Luland. 
Isaac  HcNeme. 
John  Megines. 
Wm.  Gemble. 
John  Largent. 


Joseph  Dasey. 
Th's  Right. 
John  Arvercort. 
Sam'l  Miller. 


8.th  Class. 


Th's  Hugs. 
Th's  Daves. 
Ritchard  Hart. 
Tho's  McCoun. 
Th's  hatfield. 


I  do  certify  that  the  above  Classes  Was  sumensed  acording 
to  Law  as  Wittness  my  hand  this  22d  day  of  May  1782. 

ROBERT  SWENY,  Capt. 


.  RETURN  OF  THE  8TH  CLASS  OF  MY  COMPANY  OR- 
DERED ON  DUTY  FOR  THE  DEFENCE  OF  THE  FRON- 
TIERS,    (c.) 


Rich'd  Leaton,  Lieut. 
Wm.  Piles. 
Thos.  Garrat. 
Nich's    Shipman. 
Geo.  Greg. 
Joseph  Gwin. 
James  Winn. 
Sam'l   Burnhill. 


Clifton   Bowen. 
Thos.  Bowan. 
Sam'l  Jackson. 
Jacob  Blaney. 
Jno.  Davis. 
James  Jones. 
Philip   Nevill. 


Given  under  my  hand  this  1st  day  of  June  1782. 

WM.  CRAWFORD,  Capt. 


188 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


(c.)     I  Do  herebf  Certify  that  James  Vanwinkle  has  serv'd 
me  the  space  of  one  month  as  a  malitia  man. 

GivCTi  under  my  hand  this  8th  Day  of  June  1782. 

JAMES  CRAVEN,  Cptn. 


A  RETURN  OF  THE  1ST  CLASS  OF  CAPT.  CRAVENS 
COMPNY  OF  THE  5TH  BATTN.  OF  WASHINGTON 
COUNTY   MELLITIA.     (c.) 


Moses  Morton. 
Vecliil  Hinton. 
Jas.  McCollomn. 
Edward  Jeaburn. 
Ritch'd  Lackens. 
Joseph  Wells. 
Wm.  Knox. 


1st  Class. 

Jas.  Waller. 
Joseph  Burk. 
Sam.  Dean. 
Isral   Jenings. 
Ezekial  Petist. 
Wm.  Clous. 
Abraham  Lasley. 


I  do  hereby  Certify  that  the  above  Class  Was  sumoned  acord- 
ing  to  Law  as  Wittness  my  hand  this  10th  day  of  June  1782. 

JAMES  CRAVEN,  Captn. 


A  RETURN  OF  THE  8TH  CLASS  OF  CAPT.  HOPKENS  COM- 
PANY OF  THE  5TH  BATTN.  OF  WASHINGTON  COUNTY 
MELLITUA.     (c.) 


Joseph    Wilks. 
John  Young. 
Jas.   McClugh. 
Allexr  Scott.  , 
Edward  Ritcheson. 


the  8th  Class. 

Siles  Dixon. 
Jas.  Nichlos. 
Andrew  Megilton. 
Ths.  W^ells. 


I  do  Certify  that  the  above  Class  Was  sumensed  according 
to  Law  as  Wittness  my  hand  thus  10th  day  of  June  1782. 

ALEXANDER  HOPIilNS, 

Ensign. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON. 


189 


A  RETURN  OF  THE  4TH,  5TH  &  6TH  CLASES  OF  CAPT. 
WHITES  COMP.  OF  THE  5TH  BATTN.  OF  WASHINGTON 
COUNTY  MILITIA,     (c.) 


Even  Phillips. 
Michal  Bealey. 
Michal   Spencar. 
John  Hopkens. 
Abraham   Dixon. 


Jacob  Adames. 
John  Williams. 
Aron  Thomas. 
Allex'r  Devaul. 
Johnathan  Joanes. 


Hendry  Dixon. 
Robt.  Railey. 
John  Adams. 
Isaac  Powel. 
Amos  White. 


the  4  Class. 

Danel  Pursley. 
Robrt  Jeckman. 
Charles  Hostboe. 
Sollomon  Gregg. 

< 
the  Sth  Class. 

Georg  Hoskens. 
Andrew  Waite. 
Joseph  Thomes. 
Joseph  McKinley. 

the  6th  Class. 

Jas.   McCormick. 
Jacob  White. 
Isaac  Darnal. 
Arch'd  McKinley. 


I  do  Certify  that  the  above  Clases  Was  sumens'd  agreable  to 
Law  as  Witness  my  hand  thus  10th  Day  of  June  1782. 

NATHEN  POWEL,  Leut. 


A  RETURN  OF  THE  1ST  CLASS  OF  CAPT.  RAMSEY  COMP. 
OF  THE  5TH  BATT'N  OF  WASHINGTON  COUNTY  MELLI- 
TIE  THE  lOTH  OF  JUNE,     (c.) 


Arthor  Forbes. 
The.   Hill. 


1st  Class. 

Wm.   Forbes. 
Daved  Hartman. 


190  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

John  Simon.  John  ]5lasterson,  Junr. 

John  Sims.  Petter  Stricklet. 

Samul  Daves. 

I  do  certify  (hat  tlie  above  class  was  sumened  acording  to 
Law  as  Wittness  my  liaud  thus  10th  day  of  June  1782. 

ROB'T   RAMSEY,  Capt. 


(c.)     I  do  Hereby  certify  that  Manuel  Consauly  has  servd. 
one  month  as  a  malitia  man  under  my  command. 

Given  under  my  hand  this  13th  Day  of  June  1782. 

JAMES   CRAVEN,  Cptn. 


(c.)  I  do  Hereby  Certify  that  George  Snap  has  serv'd  one 
month  under  my  Command.  Given  under  my  hand  tliis  13th 
Day  of  June  1782. 

JAMES    CRAVEN,    Cptn. 


(c.)     Washington  County  June  21st  1784. 

Sr.  Plese  to  Pay  the  Beror  Captin  Sweny  one  Month  Pay  it 
being  one  Months  Servis  Done  at  Vances  fort  under  the 
Comand  or  Captin  Robt.  Sweny  by  order  of  Brigcdier  General 
Ervin  June  the  14th  1782  to  the  Pay  Master  of  Washington 
County. 

Thomas  Suilz  (?) 

JAMES  his  I  mark  LARGIN. 


A  RETURN  FOR  THE  1ST  CLASS  OF  CAPT.  MIRES 
COMPNY.  OF  THE  5TH  BATT.  OF  WASHINGTON  COUNTY 
MELLITIA.     (c.) 

Petter  Latherman.  sollomon  Rees. 

Christen  Latherman.  Christ'r  Horn. 

George  Swinehart.  Christ'r  Shunetaker. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON.  191 

Jas.  Curry.  Adam   Henthorn. 

Jacob  Justman.  John  Comwell. 

Thos.  Ritchardson.  Henry  Heughs. 

Adam  Weaver.  Michal  Bower. 

David  Wolf.  Jacob   Meeks. 

Joseph  Willey.  George  Frutes. 

I  do  certify  that  the  above  class  was  sumensed  according  to 
law  as  witttnes  my  hand  this  14th  day  of  June  1782. 

GEORGE   MYARS,  Capt. 


A  RETURN  OF  THE  1ST  CLASS  OF  CAPT.  ROSE  COMP.  OF 
THE  5TH  BATTN.  OF  WASHINGTON  COUNTY  MELITIA. 
(c.) 


the  1st  Class. 
Benjn.  Hayward.    ^  John  Wier. 

Danl.  Fredrick.  Jacob  Dicks. 

Isaac   Maning.  Moses  Mitchal. 

Jacob  Kinder.  Wm.   Millburn. 

John  Petit. 

I  do  Certify  that  the  above  Class  Was  Sumed.  acording  to 
Law  as  Wittness  my  hand  thus  14th  day  of  June  1782. 

DAVID  RUBLE,  Ensn. 


A  RETURN  OF  THE  1ST  CLASS  CAPT.  SWENEY'S  COMY. 
OF  THE  STHBATT.  WASHINGTON  COUNTY  MELITA 
THE  14TH  OF  JUNE  1782.     (c.) 


the  1st  class. 
Nichlos  Hostedlar.  John  Harkley. 

Joseph  Woodfeild.  Michal  Dowdle. 

John  Jenkeson.  Wm.  Samuls. 


192  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

Daved  Blear.  Wm.  Right. 

John  Hormal.  Ths.  Moody. 

Archd.  Cairns. 

I  do  certify  that  the  above  class  was  sumensed  acording  to 
Law  as  wittness  my  hand  thus  14tli  day  of  June  1782. 

ROBERT   SWENY,  Capt. 


(c.)  I  certify  that  Sam.  Goldsmith  has  served  as  a  Solder 
in  the  militia  of  the  commonwealth  of  Pensylvania  31  days  ac- 
cording to  law  &  that  he  has  recev'd  no  pay  for  the  same. 

Given  under  my  hand  this  15  June  1782. 

ROBERT  SWENY,  Capt. 


(c.)  I  certify  that  Zacahr.  Wood  has  saved  as  a  Solder  in 
the  mlitia  of  the  commonwealth  of  pensylvany  3i  days  accorl- 
ing  to  law  &  that  he  has  reeved  no  pay  for  the  same. 

Given  under  my  hand  this  15  June  1782. 

ROBERT   SWENY,   Capt. 


A  RETURN  OF  THE  2  CLASS  OF  CAPTAIN  JAMES  CRA- 
VEN'S COMPANY.  IN  THE  5TH  BATALION,  WASHING- 
TON CO.   MILITIA,     (c.) 


Nathaniel  Red.  Joseph  Bently. 

William  Wallis.  James  Young. 

Samuel  Nickles.  Benjamin  Harris. 

Isaac   Newkerk.  Robt.  Lowdon. 

Peter  Drake.  Jesse  Pewzan." 

Blias  Kelly.  Allex'r  Strukleny  ( ?) 

Aiithony  Spech.  George  Seipole. 

I  do  Certify  that  the  above  Class  was  Summoned  Accord- 
ing to  Law. 
As  witness  my  hand  the  27  June  17S2. 

JAMES  CRAVEN,  Captn. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON. 


193 


A    RETURN   OP   THE     1ST    CLASS    OF    CAPT. 
COMPNY  THE  27TH  OF  JUNE  1782.     (c.) 


HOPKENS 


1st  Class. 


Samul  Ellis. 
Jas.  Mathes. 
John  Venis. 


Th's  Mills. 
Wm.  Hopkens. 
Wm.  Chaffin. 


I  do  certify  that  the  above  Class  Was  siimonsed  acording  to 
Law  as  Wittness  my  hand  thus  27th  Day  of  July  1782. 

ALEXANDER  HOPKINS, 

Ensgn. 


A  RETURN  OF  CAPT.  WHITES  COMPNY.  THE  7TH  &  STH 
CLASS  OF  THE  5TH  BATTN.  WASHINGTON  COUNTY 
MELLITIA  HE  27TH  OF  JUNE,     (c.) 


Ths.  Bealey. 
John  Packard. 
Robrt.  Brinten. 
Benjn.  Parsley, 


the  7th  Class. 


Mark  Deams. 
Jas.  Daves. 
John  Riggle. 


the  8th  Class. 


Philip  Ladey. 
Jas.  Grahams. 
John  McCartney. 
John  Brooks, 
John  Perry. 


Fred.  Leatherman. 
Joseph  Brown. 
Jno.  Fleming. 
John  Barley. 


I  do  Certify  that  the  above  Class  Was  sumened  according  to 
Law  as  Wittness  My  hand  thus  27th  day  of  June  1782. 

NaTHEN  POWEL,  Lent. 
13~Vq1,  II.  6th  Ser. 


194  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


A  RETURN  OF  THE  2  CLASS  OF  CAPTAIN  RAMSEYS  COM. 
IN  THE  5TH  BATALLION  WASHINGTON  COUNTY 
MILITIA,     (c.) 


John  Huffman.  Jacob  Bosch. 

William  Masterson.  Jno.   Stephenson. 

Peter  Hickan.  Henry  Dickenson. 

Jas.  Me  lein.  Jas.  Gutteridge. 

Jas.  Whorrey.  George  Myars. 
Fredrick  Oult. 

I  do  hereby  Certify  that  the  above  Class  was  summoned  Ac- 
cording to  Law  as  witness  my  Hand  the  27  June,  1782. 

ROBT.  RAMSEY,  Capt. 


A  RETURN  OF  THE  2D  CLASS  OF  CAPTAIN  GEORGE 
MYARS  COMPANY  IN  THE  5TH  BATALLION  WASHING- 
TON COUNTY  MILITIA,     (c.) 


David  Enex.  Paul  Bverheart. 

Jacob  Shedler.  Will'm  Sims. 

Jesse  Reese.  David  Sook. 

Jno.  Young.  Nathanel  Durenez. 

Jas.  Breading.  Zachariah  Prathar. 

Jno.   Hardisty.  Andrew  Young. 
Jacob  Everheart. 

I  Do  Certify  that  the  above  Class  was  Summoned  Accord- 
ing to  Law  as  Witness  my  Hand  13  July  1782. 

GEORGE  MYARS,  Capt. 


A  RETURN  OF  THE  2D  CLASS  OF  CAPT.  EZEKIEL  ROSE 
COM.  IN  THE  5  BATALY.  WASHINGTON  COUNTY,     (c.) 


Saml.  Evins.  Frederick  Crow. 

Peter  Wise.  Jno.  Andrews. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON.  195 

William  Paign.  Richd.  Wilch. 

Henry  Cline.  Jacob  Haller. 

Jno.  Welch.  Ezra  Kerry.  • 

I  Do  Certify  that  the  Above  Class  was  Summoned  According 
to  Law,  As  witness  my  Hand  13  July  1782. 

EZEKIEL  ROSE,  Capt. 


A   RETURN   OF   THE   2D    CLASS    OF    CAPTAIN    ROBERT 
SWAINEYS  COMP.  IN  THE  5TH  BATALLION  WASHING- 
TON COUNTY  MELITIA  AS  WITNESS  MY  HAND,     (c.) 


Richd.  Merrey.  Jacob  Riggle. 

Charles  Horton.  Cornelius  Gullespie. 

Jacob  Herod.  George  Puke. 

James  Right.  Isac  Felty. 

John  Cousins.  Henry  Coughman. 
Charles  Whitelock. 

I  do  certify  that  the  above  class  was  summond  according  to 
Law  as  Witness  my  Hand  13  July  1782. 

ROBERT  SWENY,  Capt. 


A  RETURN  OF  THE  3D  CLASS  OF  CAPT.  RAMSEYS  COMP. 
IN  THE  5TH  BATTALION  WASHINGTON  COUNTY  MILI- 
TIA,    (c.) 


Joseph  Williams.  Benjm.   Wills. 

Patrick  McColIoch.  James  Ramsey. 

James  Gullespie.  Richd.  Williams. 

George  Kinder.  Jerem.  Masterson. 
Joseph  Harp. 

I  Do  certify  that  the  Above  Class  was  summoned  According 
to  Law  As  witness  my  hand  24  July  1782. 

ROBT.  RAMSEY.  Capt. 


196  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


A  RETURN  OF  THE  FIRST  CLASS  OF  CAPTAIN  BENJA- 
MIN WHITE  COMP'Y  IN  THE  5TH  BATAL.  WASHINGTON 
COUNTY  MILITIA,     (c.) 


Lawrence  Pursley.  Allex'r  Andrews. 

George  Riggle.  Ed'w  Joy. 

Joseph  Brenton.  Frances  Semeral. 

John  Hougland.  Jno.  Beams. 

I  do  certify  that  the  above  Class  was  summoned  according 
to  Law  as  Witness  my  Hand  24  July  1782. 

BINJAMIN  WHITE,  Capt. 


A  RETURN  OF  THE  4TH  CLASS  OF  CAPT.  JAS.  CRAVENS 
COMP.  OF  THE  5TH  BATT'N  OF  WASHINGTON  CON. 
MILIT.     (c.) 


the  4th  Class. 
Caleb  Lanord.  John  Kerral. 

Sam.  Folknor.  Henry  Coonrod. 

John  Meloy.  Johnathn  Jonson. 

Zeph  Dison.  Paul  Sumers. 

Jas.  Mitchal.  Ruclhclelf  Welmon. 

I  do  Certify  that  the  above  Class  Was  sumensd.  acording  to 
Law  as  Wittness  my  hand  this  7th  Agust  1782. 

JAMES  CRAVEN,  Captn. 


A  RETURN  OF  THE  4TH  CLASS  OF  CAPT.  ROBERT  RAM- 
SEY COMPNY.  OF  THE  5TH  BATTN.  OF  WASHINGTON 
COUNTS  MELLITA.  (c.) 


the  4th  Class. 
Alexr.  White.  Robrt.  McCombs. 

Ths.  Ramsey.  Nethanel  Gleass. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON.  197 

Jas.  Leyda.  '  Wm.  Henthorn. 

Hendry  McDonaughy.  Ritchard  Daves. 

John    McClain. 

I  do  certify  that  the  above  class  was  sumensed  acording  to 
law  as  wittnes  my  hand  this  7th  day  of  agust  1782. 

ROBT.  RAMSEY,  Capt. 


A  RETURN  OF  THE  4  CLASS  OF  CAPT.  ROSE  COMPANY  IN 
THE  5TH  BATAL.  WASHINGTON  COUNTY  MELITIA.     (c.) 


George  Preaker.  William  Stanley. 

Jno.   Kenny.  Jonas  Hatfield. 

Marten  Spoon.  Robt.  Boothstump. 
Jacob  Lasley. 

I  Do  Certify  that  the  above  Class  was  summoned  According 
to  Law  as  witness  ray  hand  Aug.  7,  17S2. 
The  7th  Aug.  1782. 

EZEKIEL  ROSE,  Capt. 


A  RETURN  OF  THE  5TH  CLASS  OF  THE  5TH  BATTALION 
CAPT.  CRAVENS  COMP.  WASHINGTON  COUNTY  MELTI- 
TIA.     (c.) 


Jacob  Speach.  .John  Hawk. 

Jas.  Fleming.  Samuel  Goldsmith. 

George  Knox.  Joseph  Wilson. 

Phillip  Smith.  Callob  Sumers. 

Wm.  Walles.  John  Mulican. 
John  Turvey. 

I  do  Certify  that  the  above  Class  Was  sumensed  acording  to 
Law  as  wittness  My  hand  thus  29th  day  of  August  1782. 

JAMES  CRAVEN,  Captn. 


198  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

A  RETURN  OF  THE  5TH  CLASS  OF  CAPT.  JOHN  OUTRAGE 
COMP.  OF  THE  5TH  BATT.  OF  WASHINGTON  MELLITIA. 
(c.) 


John  Leiday.  Patrick  Scott. 

John  Masterson,  Sen.  Jno.  Vance. 

Hendry  Huffman.  Felty   Shuster. 

Wm.  McCombs,  Senr.  Joseuia  Davis. 
Phillip   Black. 

I  do  certify  that  the  above  class  was  sumensd.  acording  to 
law  as  wittness  my  hand  this  29th  day  of  August  1782. 

JOHN    OUTRAGE, 

Capt. 


A  RETURN  OF  THE  5TH  CLASS  OF  CAPT.  GEORGE  MIRE'S 
COMP.  OP  THE  5TH  BATT'N  OF  WASHINGTON  COUNTY 
MELLITIA.     (c.) 


Wm.  Hill.  Thos.  Rees. 

Sam.  Daves.  Doctor  Ludlon. 

Jas.  Grehams.  Better  Shidlar. 

Nichlos  Mires.  Casper  Ricket. 

Jas.  Croyl.  Michal   Dunfeild. 
Adam  Wire. 

I  do  Certify  that  the  above  Class  was  sumenrd.  acording  to 
Law  as  Wittness  my  hand  this  29th  of  august  1782. 

PHILLIP  LEUALEN,   Leut. 


A  RETURN  OF  THE  5TH  CLASS  OP  CAPT.  EZEKIL 
ROSES  COMP.  OF  WASHINGTON  COUNTY  MELLITIA. 
(c.) 


Peter  Kinder.  Jno.  Knof  singer. 

Jacob  Fredrick.  soUomon  Lasley. 

Abrahm  Hartman.  Paul  McCartney. 

Christen  Hardshaw.  Danel  Hartshald. 

I  do  certify  that  the  above  class  was  sumensed  according* 
law  as  wittness  my  hand  this  29th  day  of  agust  1782. 

JOHNATHEN   HARNED,  Leut. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON. 


199 


A  RETURN  OF  THE  OFFICERS  OF  MILITIA  IN  THE 
COUNTY   OF  WASHINGTON   VIZ:      (c.) 


5TH   BATTALION. 

Lieut  Colonel. 
John  Guthridge. 

Major. 
James  Craven. 


William    Jackman 
Henry    Gregg, 
James    Thomas, 

David    Ruble,    Captn., 

Darby    Shahan Lieut.,. 

Valentine     Kindor Ensign, 


Isaac  Rose,  ... 
Fredericlc  Ault, 
John    Huffman, 


Edward  Seaburn,  . 
Richard  Hogeland, 
Jeremiah  Craven,      . 


George  Myars, 
Luther  Kerry, 
Henry  Conrod, 


John    Warth,     nominated 

Thomas   Ritchie,    nominated,    

Nicholas  Johnson,    Junr. ,    nominated. 


Robert   Jackman,    nominated, 
Joseph    Brenton,    nominated, 
Nathan   Powel,    nominated,     . 


Captn., 
Lieut., . 

Ensign, 


Captn., 
Lieut., . 
Ensign., 

Captn., 
Lieut., . 
Ensign, 


Captn., 
Lieut., . 

Ensign, 


Captn., 
Lieut., . 
Ensign, 


I  do  certify  that  the  foregoing  return  is  just  as  it  stands 
stated. 

JAMS.    MARSHEL. 
July  7th,  1784.  Lieut.  W.  Co'y. 

Corn's  made  out  and  dated  1st  day  of  May  1783. 


200 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


(c.)     CLASS  ROLL  OF  CAPTAIN  JAMES   CRAVEN'S   COM- 
PANY. 


OflScers  Names. 

Captn. 
James  Craven. 

Lieut. 
Isaac    Leonard. 

Ensign. 
Benjamin  Summers. 


Peter  Wier. 
Jolm  Summers. 


Moses  Mortan. 
Machel  Kinton. 
James  McCuUum. 
Edward  Sebourne. 
Richard  Likins. 


Sergeants. 

Richard   Hogland. 

Privates. 
First  Class. 

Joseph  Wells. 
William  Noxe. 
James  Wallace. 
William  Cloup. 


Nathaniel  Redd. 
William  Wallace,  Sen'r. 
Martin  Stooky. 
Isaac  Newklrk. 
Peter  Drake. 
James  Young. 


2d  Class. 

Anthony   Spaight. 
Joseph  Bently. 
Benjamin  Harris. 
Jesse  Busan. 
George  Seapoll. 


George  Tompon. 
Jeremiah  Craven. 
John  Stackpole. 
Frederic  Wise. 
Sashbezor  Bentley. 


3d  Class. 

John  Noxe. 
Conrad  Weaver. 
Cornelius  Darnold. 
James   Reed. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON. 


201 


Caleb  Leonard. 
Robert  Wilson. 
Richard  Waits. 
Samuel  Fortner. 
Robert  Price. 

Jacob  Spaight. 
James  Flemming. 
John  McCuUum. 
George  Noxe. 
Philip  Smith. 

Daniel  Stephens. 
John  Campbell. 
Arminias  Craven. 
Ezra  Cary. 
Peter  Grubb. 

Nathaniel  Wallace. 
John  Craven. 
Henry  Yaky. 
John  Wallace. 
Luther  Cary. 

Silas  Leonard. 
Richard  Eglon. 
Benjamin  Warrensford. 
John  Darnold. 
Alexander  Wallace. 


4th  Class. 

Zephaniah  Dyson. 
James  Mitchel. 
John  Carrel. 
Henry  Conrad. 

5th  Class. 

William  Wallace. 
John  Turvey. 
John  Hawks. 
William  Parker. 

6th  Class. 

Benjamin  Bently. 
Abraham  Newkirk. 
Robert  Taylor. 
John  Crane. 

7th  Class. 

John  Baldwine. 
Thomas  Pinnix. 
Zenas  Burt. 
Jacob   Mark. 

8th  Class. 

Calvin   Cary. 
Enoch  Noxe. 
John  Duncan. 
Stephen  Burkum. 


A  CLASS  ROLL  OF  CAPT.  JAMES  HOPKINS  COMPANY  OF 
THE  5TH  BATT'N  OF  WASHINGTON  COUNTY  MILITIA 
COMMANDED  BY  COL'O  CROOKS,     (c.) 


Capt. 
James  Hopkins. 

Lieut. 
Thos.   Nicholl's. 


202 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Will'm  Nicholls. 
Jesse  Ellis. 


Saml.  Ellis. 
James  Matthews. 
John  Venus. 
Thos.  Mills. 
Will'm  Hopkins. 
Will'm  Chaffin. 

Lott  Masters. 
Jas.  Campbell. 
Joseph  Stibbs. 
John  Shiveley. 
Henry  Gregg. 
John  Allen. 

Isaac  Williams. 
John  Crow. 
Jas.  Henderson. 
Wm.  Jackman. 
Eli  Allen. 


George  Mifford. 
Gideon  Parmer. 
Joseph  Brown. 
Henry  Dixon. 
Robert  Kerr. 
John  Chaffln. 

Hezekiah  Ellis. 
Nathan   Masters. 
William  Everitt. 
Abel  Johnston. 
John  Powers. 
Fergam  McCardle. 


Ensign. 
Alex'r  Hopkins. 

Serjts. 

Thos.  West. 

Privates. 
1st  Class. 

John  Riggs. 

John  Carroll. 

Will'm   Chaffin. 

Geo.  Knox. 

Frederick  Cunse. 

2nd  Class. 

John    Hopkins. 
Joseph  Wirt. 
Saml.  Elliott. 
Pat'k  McMahan. 
Basil  Clark. 

3rd  Class. 

Henry  Spears. 
Robert  Wilkis. 
Danl.  Whitaker. 
John  Knox. 
Will'm  Knox. 

4th  Class. 

Richard  Hopkins. 
Joseph  Mounts. 
Jonathan  Glass. 
John  Hull. 
James  Carson. 

5th  Class. 

Thos.  Almon. 
John  Gregg. 
Jacob  Cissley. 
Lewis  Cissley. 
George  Hull. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON. 


203 


6th  Class. 


Francis  Keller. 
Nacy  Ogdon. 
John  Jackman. 
Gussey  Wells. 
Will'm  Rysinger. 
Jacob  Springer. 


John  Everett. 
Jas.  Davis. 

Archabald  Henderson. 
Thos.  Howard. 
John  Perry. 
John  Almond. 


John  Young. 
Joseph  Wilks. 
James  McCollough. 
Alex'r  Scott. 
Edward  Richardson. 


William  Cull. 
Hugh  McMillen. 
Robert  Willson. 
William  Feeley. 
Clem  Dowden. 


7th  Class. 


John  Mifford. 
Elijah  Ries. 
Stephen  Parr. 
Danl.  Watson. 
John  Barkley. 


8th  Class. 


Silas  Dickson. 
James  Nicholls. 
Andrew  McGilton. 
Enoch  Knox. 
Thos.  Wells. 


A  CLASS  ROLL  OF  CAPT'N  ROBERT  RAMSEY'S  COM- 
PANY, (c.) 


John  Williamson. 
Isaac  Vance. 


Captain. 
Robert  Ramsey. 

Leut. 
Hugh  Forbes. 

Ensign. 
David  Wherry. 

Sergants. 

Isaac  Rose. 


204 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Arthor  Forbus. 
John  Hill. 
William  Forbus. 
David  Hartman. 
John  Messimer. 

John  Hufman. 
Will'm  Masterson. 
Peter  Hickman. 
James  McClean. 
James  Wherry. 

Patrick  McCuUough. 
James  Gillespy. 
George  Kintanor. 
Joseph  Harp. 
Ben'n  Wells. 

Alexander  White. 
Thomous  Ramsey. 
Robert  McComb. 
Nethaniel  Glass. 
James  Lydey. 

John   Loyday. 
John  Masterson,  Sen'r. 
Henerey  Hufman. 
Will'm  McComb,  Sen'r. 
Philip  Black. 

Philip  Whittin. 
Henry  Beaughdol. 
John  Gutrige. 
Michal  Thomas. 
John  Elliot. 


James  Fanwinkle. 
Phillip  Sworth. 
Hugh  Brison. 
Veach  Dickisan. 
Thomas  McComb. 


1st  Class. 

John  Sims. 

Samuel  Davis. 

John  Masterson,  Jun'r. 

Better  Sticklit. 

2nd  Class. 

Frederick  Alt. 
John  Stevenson. 
Henry  Dickeson. 
James  Gutrige. 

3rd  Class. 

John  Feltey. 
James  Ramsey. 
Richard  Williams. 
Christipher  Speight. 

4th  Class.  " 

Henerey  McDonahey. 
John  McClain. 
William  Henthorn. 
Richard  Davies. 

5th  Class. 

Patrick  Scot. 
John  Vance. 
Feltey  Suster. 
Joshua  Davy. 

6th  Class. 

Philip  Hill. 
Alexander  Forbus. 
Charls  Hoakinson. 
Thomas  Dickeson. 
Samuel  Frezer. 

7th  Class. 

William  McComb,  Jur. 
John  McFerran. 
John  Reily. 
George  Gillespie. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON. 


205 


Francis  Sturneter. 
William  Turner. 
James  Camel. 
Peter  Black. 
Malkim  Townehill. 


8th  Class. 

Henry  Lyde. 
Samuel  Morgan. 
William  McClean. 
Joseph  .Wharry. 


A  CLASS  ROAL  OF  CAPT.  EZEKEL  ROSE  COMPANY  OP 
THE  5TH  BATT.  OF  WASHINGTON  COUNTY  MELITIA. 
(c.) 


Captain. 
Ezekel  Rose. 

Lieutenant. 
Johnethn  Harnet. 

Ensign. 
David  Ruble. 


1st.  George  Rigdent. 
2nd.  Valentine  Copen. 


Benj'n  Huywood. 
Danel  Fredrick. 
Isaac  Meton. 
Jacob  Kinder. 
John  Petet. 


Samuel  Evens. 
Peter  Wise. 
Fredrick  Crow. 
Wm.  Pen. 
John  Andres. 


Serjants. 

3rd.  Valentine  Kinder. 

Clerk. 
Danel  Currey. 

1st  Class. 

John  Weir. 
Jacob  Dieks. 
Morres  Mitchel. 
Wm.   Millburn. 

2nd  Class. 

Henry  Cline. 
John  Welch. 
Ritchard  Welch. 
Jacob  Hatter. 
Esrea  Carry. 


206 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


John  Callendr. 
George  Reed. 
John  Shidlar. 
Absolom  Hegg. 
Danel  Hartsaw. 


3d    Class. 

Robert  Weir. 
John  Maning. 
Francis  Casteel. 
Jas.  Mitchal.        j 
Adam  Hator. 


George  Pricker. 
John  Kenney. 
Marten  Spoon. 
Jacob  Lasley. 

Peter  Kinder. 
Jacob  Fredrick. 
Abraham  Hartman. 
Christen  Hartshaw. 


4th  Class. 

Wm.  Stanley. 
Jonas  Hatfeild. 
Robert  Boothstump. 

5th  Class. 

John   Nofsinger. 
Solomon  Lashley. 
Paul  McCartney. 
John  Varvel. 


Frances  Teeter. 
Robert  Callendr. 
John  Hill. 
Thos.  Biship. 


6th  Class. 

Adam  Wise. 
Hendrey  Wise. 
George  Humbah. 
Robrt.  Jackson. 


Henrey  Athey. 
Wm.  Buckingham. 
Jas.  McKibens. 
Johnathn  Ross. 

Darbey  Shawkon. 
Joseph  Hill. 
Joseph  Cole. 


7th  Class. 

Jacob  Wolf. 
Andrey  Wise. 
Nathanel  Redford. 

8th  Class." 

Henry  Hardsaw. 
Thos.  Hatfeild. 
Abrahm  Arlywen. 


CLASS   ROLL  OF   CAPTN.   SWENEY'S   COMPANY   OF   THE 
5TH  BATTN.     (c.) 


Captain. 
Robt.  Sweney. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON. 


207 


Leut. 
Everhart   Hoop. 

Ensign. 
Henery  Hormill. 

Clerk. 
Richard  Hawkins. 


Mikel  Jones. 
Solomon  Denbow. 


Sergeants. 

Nathanel  Glase. 

Fifer. 
Rubin  Smith. 


Niehs.  Hostedlor. 
John  Jinkinson. 
Joseph  Woodfield. 
John  Hartley. 
Michl.  Doudle. 
Wm.  Samls. 


Richard  Merry. 
Jacob  Harrow. 
Chas.  Hawton. 
James  Wright. 
John  Cousins. 
Charles  Whitlatch. 


Jeremiah  Arnold. 
Nathaniel  Sams. 
John  Hail. 
Thos.  Baldwin. 
David  Burchow. 
Ezekl  Painter. 


Drummer. 
Joseph  Smith. 

Privates. 
1st  Class. 

David  Blear. 

Jno.  Hormal. 

Archibald  Carnes. 

Willm.  Wright. 

Thos.  Moody. 

2nd  Class. 

Jacob  Rigle. 
Corns.  Galaspey. 
Geo.  Pake. 
Isaac  Felty. 
Henry  Coffman. 

3rd  Class. 

Cornelius  Cummins. 
Josiah  Arnold. 
Jno.  Henry. 
Jos.  Arnold. 
Jno.  Acklin. 


208 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


4th  Class. 


Jacob  Snuff. 
Robt.  Denbo. 
Christn.  Yost. 
Jno.  Hatfield. 
Wm.  Wilson. 
Barnibey  McNimee. 


Hugh  Hales. 
Isaac  Harrow. 
Jacob  Hormal. 
Michl.  Spencer. 
Jno.  normals  Mann. 


5th  Class. 


James  Carr. 
John  Connerly. 
Wm.  Stuffell. 
Maths.  Hook. 
Philp.  Gripes. 


Jos.  Doudle. 
Thos.  Hardey. 
Josiah  Evans. 
George  Jordan. 
Mich'l  Moore. 


6th  Class. 


George  Helps. 
James  Powell. 
Abraham  Smith. 
Paul  Armstrong. 
Jno.  Cray. 
John  Riggs. 


Jno.   Davis. 
Edwd.  Joy. 
Jno.  Tucker. 
Isaac  Jenkinson. 
Gripes  Senr. 


7th  Class. 


Wm.  Porter. 
Thos.  Hill. 
Wm.  Hawkins. 
Christian  Humes. 
Nathan  Hale. 


Adam  House. 
Joseph  Dorsey. 
Thos.  Wright. 
Jno.  Ervicost. 
Saml.  Miller. 


8th  Class. 


Henry  Smith. 
Isaac  Ireland. 
Isaac  McNimee. 
Jno.   McGenniss. 
William  Gammall. 


James  Largent. 
Thos.  Hughes. 
Thos.  Davis. 
Richd.  Hart. 
Jno.  McChown. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON. 


209 


A  CLASS  ROLL  OF  CAPT.  BENJ'N  WHITES  COMPY.  BE- 
LONGING TO  THE  5TH  BATT'N  WASHINGTON  COUNTY 
MILITIA  COMMANDED   BY  COL'O  THOS.  CROOKS,     (c.) 


Archabald  McKinley. 


Captn. 
Benj'm  White. 

Lieut. 
Nathan  Powell. 

Ensign. 
Benj'n    Powell. 

Serjts. 

Joseph  McKinley. 


Lawrence  Pursley. 
Geo.  Riggle. 
Joseph  Brinton. 
John  Hougland. 


Privates. 
1st  Class. 

Alex'r  Andrews. 

Edward  Joy. 

Francis  Smurrell. 

John  Dunns. 


Labins  Dodd. 
Dan'l  Riggle. 
John  Davis. 
John  Almond. 


2nd  Class. 

Thos.  Hughes. 
James  Thomas. 
James  Campbell. 
Isaac  Thomas. 


Ezekiel  Painter. 
Charles  Wheeler. 
Alex'r  Moody. 
William  Peters. 

Evan  Phillips. 
Michael  Bailey. 
Michael  Spencer. 
John  Hopkins. 
Abraham  Dixon. 


3rd  Class. 

Thomas  McGinnis. 
Robert  Foucett. 
Hugh  Murphey. 

4th  Class. 

Daniel  Pursley. 
Robt.  Jackman. 
Charles  Hartles. 
Solomon  Gregg. 


14— Vol.  II— 6th  Ser. 


210 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Jacob  Adams. 
John  Williams. 
Aaron  Thomas. 
Alex'r  Dwall. 
Jonathan  Jones. 


Henry  Dixon. 
Robert  Reilley. 
John  Adams. 
Isaac  Powell. 


5th  Class. 

George  Hoskins. 
Andrew  Waits. 
James  Mitchell. 
Joseph  Thomas. 

6th  Class. 

Amos  White. 
James  McCormick. 
Jacob  White. 
Isaac  Darnold. 


John  Packard. 
John  Chaffin. 
Thomas  Bailey. 
Robert  Brinton. 


7th  Class. 


Benj'n  Pursley. 
Mark  Dunns. 
James  Davis. 
John  Riggle. 


Philip  Lady. 
James  Grahams. 
John  Brooks. 
John  McCartney. 
John  Perry. 


8th  Class. 

Frederick  Leatherman 
Joseph   Brown. 
John  Flemming. 
John  Bailey. 


A  RETURN  OF  THE  4TH  &  5TH  CLASES  OF  CAPT.  CRA- 
VENS COMPNY.  OF  THE  5TH  BATTL'N  OF  WASHING- 
TON COUNTY  MELLITIA.      (c.) 


4th  Class. 


Calob  Lenord. 
Sam.  Folknor. 
John  Meloy. 
John  Kerral. 
Hendry  Coonrod. 


Rhodelph  Whelmon. 
Johnathn  Johnson. 
Paul  Sumers. 
Zeh.  Dison. 
Jas.  Mitchal. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON. 


211 


5th  Class. 


Jacob  Speach. 
Jas.  Fleming. 
George  Knox. 
Phillip  Smith. 
Wm.  Waller. 
John  Turvey. 


John  Hawk. 
Samul  Goldsmith. 
Joseph  Willson. 
Calob  Sumers. 
John  Mullican. 


I  do  Certify  that  the  above  clases  Was  sumensed  acording  to 
Law  as  Wittness  my  hand  this  25th  April. 

JAMES  CRAVEN,  Captn. 


A  RETURN  OF  THE  MILITIA  NOW  ORDERD.  OUT  UPON 
DUTY  BELONGING  TO  CAPT.  WILLIAM  CRAWFORDS 
COMP'Y.     (c.) 


Captain. 
Will  Crawford. 

Sergt. 
Alex.  Finley. 


Joseph  Garrot. 
Amos  Augustin. 
Geo.  Rankins. 
Tho's  Askins. 


Joseph  McGapen. 
John  Gaskins. 
Will  Crawford. 


A   RTURN   OF   THE   DRAFTS   IN  JOHN   GUTHERY   DIS- 
TRICT,    (c.) 


John  Miner. 
Saml.  Swinler. 
Nathen  Curey. 
Csel  Daves. 
Jno.  Memahon. 


John  Burner. 
Timmithy  Duglas. 
Noah  Long. 
Jno.  Shipman. 


212  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


A  RETURN  OF  THE  4TH  &  5TH  CLASSES  OF  CAPT.  RAM- 
SEY COMPNY  OF  THE  5TH  BATT.  APRL.  YE  25TH.     (c.) 


the  4th  Class. 

Allexr.  White.  John  Leydia. 

Thos.   Ramey.  Henry  Hufman. 

Robrt.  McCombs.  John  Mesterson. 

Nathenil  Gleas.  Wm.  McCombs. 

Jas.  Leydia.  Phillip  Black. 

Kendry  Donighey.  Patrick  Scott. 

John   McCleou.  John  Vance. 

Wm.  Henthorn.  Felty    Shuster. 

Ritchard  Daves.  Josehua  Daves. 

I  do  certify  the  above  clases  was  sumensed  agreable  to  law 
as  wittness  my  hand  thus  25th  day  of  April. 

ROBT.  RAMSEY,  Capt. 


(c.)     Washington  County  to  wit: 

Personally  came  before  me  the  subscriber  Captn.  Wm.  Craw- 
ford and  made  oath  that  he  purchased  from,  and  paid  Jno. 
Provance  in  full  for  his  pay  as  a  Militia  man  in  the  said  Craw- 
ford's Compy. 

Sworn  &  subscribed  before  me  this  4th  day  of  Jany.  1785. 

WILLIAM  CRAWFORD. 
JAMS.  MARSHAL, 
Lieut.  W.  Co'y. 


(c.)     Sir.     Please  to  let  James  Chambers  have  a  Certificate 
for  the  tower  of  Duty  which  I  did  under  you  at  Whelin  as  he 
has  paid  me  for  the  wages  of  that  services'  as  Witness  my  hand 
this  14  day  of  May  1784. 
present 

HUGH  LOGAN. 

ROBERT  his  R  mark  JACSON. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON.  213 

(c.)  Sir  please  to  pay  or  give  to  Mr.  Jas.  Parkisen  my  pay 
as  lusign  for  Capt.  Thos.  Parkison  Company  ou  my  Due  bill 
which  I  hope  you  have  obtained,  I  being  in  actual  service  for 
the  space  of  two  month  he  paying  me  and  satisfying  me  in  full, 
and  Receiving  full  value  for  my  services  Done  under  Capt. 
Thos.  Parkisen  Company. 

Given  under  my  hand  and  seal  this  29th  1784. 

ABRAHAM   LEFORGY,  Lieut. 
Test. 

JAS   INNIS. 
To  Col'n  Jas  Marchal. 


(c.)  Sir.  You  are  hereby  Requested  to  Let  Jno.  Wallace 
have  my  Certifycate  for  one  months  Duty  Done  under  the 
Command  of  Capt.  Jas.  Creaven  at  the  Mingo  Bottom  as  I  havef 
Rec'd  Sattisfaction  of  him  for  the  same  as  Wittness  my  hand. 

Decem'br  ye  18th,  1784. 

JACOB   STELLWAGEN. 

To  Col.  Jas.  Marshal. 


(c.)  Sir:  As  you  are  the  gentleman  who  is  to  settle  and  see 
the  melisha  Righted  1  have  a  claim  from  my  son  William  Hop- 
kins for  the  Wages  of  one  months  Duty  Done  by  Edward 
Wright  Kighred  from  me  Captain  migher  his  Capt.  and  Like- 
wise the  same  man  serv'd  14  Days  for  William  Wallace  son  of 
Herbert  Wallace  but  it  is  Likely  he  may  claim  the  whole 
wages,  and  the  same  man  serv'd  one  Tower  for  John  Fleming 
which  I  have  sent  his  Discharge,  and  my  son  Dicke  hath 
given  me  orders  for  Two  Towers  in  serving  in  the  Campain 
under  Captain  Rose  and  Lost  a  Horse  pack  saddle  Bagg  and 
Blanket  and  I  have  sent  the  Praisment  of  the  Horse  By  the 
Bearer  Mr.  William  Wallace  and  any  thing  as  you  Think  just 
satisfy  Him  for  I  am  not  very  able  to  come  myself,  and  his 
settlement,  which  he  Knows  Sumthing  of  the  whole  afair  and 
S'r  your  Compliance  will  much  oblige  your  most  obedient  Hum- 
ble  Servt. 

JOHN   HOPKINS. 


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BATTALIONS    1—5 
WASHINGTON   COUNTY   MILITIA. 


(215) 


(216) 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON. 


217 


A  RETURN  OF  THE  MILITIA  OFFICERS,  ELECTED.  AND 
COMMISSIONED  IN  WASHINGTON  COUNTY  STATE  OF 
PENNSYLVANIA.     VIZ:      (c.) 


1st  Battalion. 


Henry  Enoch,   Lieutenant  Colonel. 
James   Carmichael,    Major. 


Andrew   Ferley,    Captain 

James   Blackburn,    Lieutenant. 
Jacob  Stull,   Ensign. 


Benjamin   Stits,    Captain 

Elijah   Mills,    Lieut. 
William  Lee,   Ensign. 


William   Crawford,    Captain 

Richard  Seaton,   Lieut. 
Francis  Seaion,    Ensign. 


John   Hueston,    Captain 

Jacob  Freazer,  Lieut.         I 
Jonas    Jarrad,     Ensign,    i    Elect. 


James   Archer,    Captain 

John   Fee,    Lieut. 
•  Daniel    White,    Ensign. 


John   Guthrie,    Captain 

Gideon  Long,   Lieut.  / 

Benjamin    Sutton,     Ensign,    ,"  Elect. 

Jesse  Pigman,  Captain,  Elected  on  the  day  appointed  for 
that  purpose;  but  Refuses  to  make  Return  of  his  Com- 
pany which  consists  of  about  Seventy  Men 


John    Miller,    Captain,     

Cornelius  Miller,   Lieut. 
Henry  Dickenson,   Ensign. 


2nd   Battalion. 


George  Vallanfliprham.    Lieut.    Colonel. 
Hugh    Scnit,    Major. 


Samuel   Cunningham,    Capt'n 

David  McKee,    Lieut. 
James  Willson,    Ensign. 


pri- 
vates. 


218  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

A  RETURN  OF  THE  MILITIA  OFFICERS— Continued. 


2d  Battalion. 


pri- 
vates. 


James   Munn,    Captain 

Joseph  Eckloy,   Lieut. 
Henry   Sawins,    Ensign. 


Joseph  Beelor,   Captain 

James  Sharp,   Lieut. 
Moses  Coe,    Ensigrn. 


William   Fife,    Captain,    

Andrew   Hood,    Lieut. 
Robert  John;ston,   Ensign. 


Joseph   Cissna,    Captain 

John   Conner,    Lieut. 
Thomas   Redmon,    Ensign. 


John   Wall,    Captain,    

Daniel   Hambelton,    Lieut. 
Abraham   Scott,    Ensign. 


Zodock   Wright,    Captain 

Robert  Ritchey,    Lieut. 
Thomas  Lapsley,    Ensign,   Elect. 


William   Bruce,    Captain 

James   Willson,    Lieut. 
George  Bruce,    Ensign. 


Eth  Battalion. 


Thomas   Crook,    Lieutenant   Colonel. 
Zephania  Bell,   Major. 


George   Myars,    Captain 

Philip  Lualin,    Lieut. 
Zopher  Ball,   Ensign,    Elect. 


Ezekiel   Rose,    Captain 

Jonathan   Hamad,   Lieut. 
David   Ruble,    Ensign. 


Jacob    White,    Captain 

No   Return    made   of    the    Subalterin    Officers. 


Thomas    Perkeson,    Captain 

Thomas  Ritchey,   Lieut. 
Abraham   Leforge,    Ensign. 


Robert   Ramsey,    Captain 

Hugh  Forbas,    Lieut. 
David   Wherrey,    Ensign. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON.  219 

A  RETURN  OF  THE  MILITIA  OFFICERS— Continued. 


5th  Battalion. 


pri- 
vates. 


Robert  Sweney,    Captain 

Everhart  Hoop,   Lieut. 
Henry   Hormlll,    Ensign. 

James  Hopkins,    Captain,    

Thomas  Nlckle,   Lieut. 
Alexander  Hopkins,    Ensig^n. 

James   Craven,    Captain 

Isaac  Leonard,   Lieut. 
Benjamin  Summers,    Ensign,    Elect 


Troop  of  Light  Horse. 
Samuel   Smith,    Captain 


I  do  hereby  Certify  that  the  above  and  foregoing  Return  is 
Just  and  true,  as  it  Stands  Stated,  Given  Under  my  hand,  this 
4th  day  of  Febry.  1782. 

JAMES  MARSHAL, 

Lt.  W.  C. 


ROLL  OF  THE  MILITIA  OF  WASHINGTON  COUNTY,     (c.) 


Captain's  Names. 


Cai)t.  Zad   Wright,     

Craig  Rltche 

Joseph   Bleans 

Joseph  Beeler 

Theo.  Phillips 

And.    Swearlnger,    

Lt.   Col.   Crook  &  Cap.  G.  Myers 

Capt.  B.   Stills j  May    17,    June    23, 

Capt.  B.   Stills Aug.  2  to  Aug.  6. 

Capt.  B.   StiUs I  Aug.  31  to  Sept.  2. 


When  Service  Was 
Performed. 


1782. 
May  16,  June  14. 
May  20  to  June  20. 
May  20  to  June  20. 
July  14,  Aug.  14. 
June  27,  July  8. 
Apl.  15,  May  15. 
July   31,    Sept'r  5. 


220  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

ROLL  OF  THE  MILITIA— Continued. 


Captain's  Names. 


When  Service  Was 
Performed. 


Charles  Bilderback,    May   31,    June   14. 

Robt.    Ramsay ,  Apl.    18  to   18  May. 

Wm.    Bruce,    June  14  to  July  14. 

Lt.  Robt.  Ritchee j  June  14  to  July  14. 

Capt.  Thos.    Rankin,     ,  May  20,   June  20. 

Geo.   Sharp i  Mar.    5   to   Apl.    S. 

Lt.   James  Sharp I  Apl.    IS    to   May   17. 

Lt.   Ric'd   Seaton June   19,    July   17. 

Capt.  And.  Farly I  Mar.  2S,   Apl.   5. 

Saml.    Coningham June  22,   July  23. 

Lt.   Dav'd  McKee j  Mar.   18,    Apl.   18. 

Capt.  Abner  Howell,   i  Apl.  8  to  May  10. 

Capt.  Abner  Howell May  13,   June  13. 


Capt.  Abner  Howell 

Capt.  Abner  Howell,   

Eleazer   Williamson 

James   Craven 

Ens'gn  Jam.    Morrison 

Capt.  Ezk'l    Rose 

Lt.  Jam.  Blackborne 

Capt.  John  Wall 

Lt.  John  Miller 

Capt.  John  Miller 

Lt.  Jon'a  Arned 

Lt.  John  Hay,    

Capt.  Ezk'l    Rose 

Dunkin   McGHson 

Ens'gn  Dav.    Ruible,    

Ens'gn  Dav.    Ruible,    

Ens'gn  Dav.   Ruible,    

Capt.   Jam  Munroe 

Capt.  And.   Hood 

Lt.   Elijah  Mills 

Lt.   Elijah  Mills 

Capt.  Rob' t   Sweeny 

Serg't  James  Sibbert,    

Capt.  John   Hogland,    

Wm.    Hogland,    

Lt.  Wm.  McFarland 

Serjt.  And.   Gray 

Lt.   Col.  D.  Williamson  &  Maj.   Leet, 

Maj'r  Ewd.  Polk,    

Lt.   Colo.   John  Marshall,    

Maj.  John  White,   

Fred.  Crow  &  D.  Jones 

Lt.  Joseph  Ekely 

Capt.  Benj'n  White 

William  Leet 

William  Leet 


July  25,    Aug.   25. 

Aug.    27,    Oct.   1st,    1781. 

May  20,  June  20. 

May  14  to   19th. 

July  3  to  Aug.   3. 

May  20  to  20  June. 

July  21  to  Aug.   21. 

Aug.   16  to  28  Sept'r. 

Aug.    27  to  5  Sep.,    1781. 

May  20  to  20  June,    1782. 

May  10  to  10  June,    1782. 

27  Nov.,  81,   to  27  Jan'y,  82. 

Mar.    19  to  19   Apl. 

May  20  to  20  June. 

.'Vpl.  1  to  2  May. 

Apl.   17  to  24  Apl.,    1783. 

Sept.   1st  to  5th  Sep't,   1781. 

May   20   to  20  June,    82. 

May   20   to  20  June,    82. 

March  1st  to  1  Apl. 

June  20  to  28  June. 

Mar.  14  to  14  June. 

May   15   to   15  June. 

May   19   to  21   June. 

Feb'y   21   to  May. 

Apl.   18  to   1  May. 

May  27  to  27  June,     1782. 

May  20  to  20  June,    1782. 

June  22  to  12  Sep'r. 

June  14  to  14  July. 

May  15  to  June  15. 

Apl.  18  to  13  May,  1783. 

Jan'y  27  to  27  Mar.,   1782. 

Apl.   18  to  27  May. 

Apl.   16  to  15  May. 

May  20  to  20  June. 

May  20  to  20  June. 


Timothy  Downing 

Adjt.    Wm.    Barr \  May  20  to  20  June. 

Ensg'n  Top  Ball Apl.  9th  to  14th,   1783. 

Ensg'n  Top   Ball 1st  to  8th  Aug-st,   1782. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON. 
ROLL  OF  THE  MILITIA— Continued. 


221 


Captain's  Names. 


When  Service  Was 
Performed. 


Ensg-'n   Top   Ball 

Sergt.   Wm.    Hay 

Lt.   John  Fee 

Lt.   John  Fee 

Serjt.    Charles   Martin 

Lit.  John  Swearinger 

Sergt.  Rob't  Black 

Ens'gn  Benj'n  Powell 

Lt.  Colo.  D.  Williamson 

Serjt.   Phil.    Chancellor 

Capt.  Wm.   Crawford 

Ensign  Ab.   Leforge 

Sergt.  Peter  Leatherman,  . . . 
Wm.    Kearney,    

Capt.   Wm.   Scott,    

Serjt.   Paul  Huff 

Lt.    Sam'  1   Shannon 

Capt.   Wm.   Fife 

Sergt.  Josh  Davidson 

Ensign  John  Wilson,    

Capt.   David  Reed,    

Serjt.  Thos.  Wolverton 

John    Goble,    

Joseph  Bean  &  Others, 
Dan'l  Clark,    

James  Kerman  &  others,    

Lt.  James  Blackborne,    

Ca!)t.  Thos.   Rankin 

John    Cotton 

Charles  Bilderback,    

Abm.   Sutton  &  Rations 

Serjt.    Obad   Holrnes 

Serjt.    Obad   Holmes 

Serjt.    Obad   Holmes 

Capt.    Geo.    Myers,    

Capt.    Geo.    Myers 

David    Devor  &   Others 


15th   to   22   Sept. 

7  June  to  6  Aug. 

28  Mar.   to  2  Apl. 

11  to   18   Sep.,    1781. 

16  May  to  15  Aug.  1782. 

8  to  31  July. 

29  July  to  29  Aug. 
2  June   to  3  July. 

2  to  9  Aug. 
6  July  to  5  Aug. 
19  Ap'l  to  18  May. 
21  Aug.   to  13  Sep. 
S  June  to  6  July. 

12  July  to  11  Aug. 
5  Mar.   to   5  Apl. 

2   to   9   May. 

2  Apl.   to  7  May. 

8  Aug.  to  1  Sept. 

23  July  to  15  Aug. 
IS  Apl.  to  IS  May. 
2  March   to  2   Apl. 

27  Sept.   to  20  Oct'r,    17S 
Sth   to  29  Apl.,    17S2. 
25  to  31  July. 
19  July   to  19  Aug. 
17S2  at  Wrights. 

24  to  28  Apl.  17S2. 
1781   &   17S2. 

19  to  26  May,  17S2. 
le  to  19  Apl.,  1783. 
17S1  &  1782. 

7th  to   11   Aug.,    1782. 

25  Aug.  to  2  Sep.,   1781. 

20  July  to  3  Aug.,   82. 
2S  Mar.   to  6  Apl. 
Sept'r,    1781. 

5  July  to  5  Aug.  82. 


Mi 


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BATTALIONS    NOT    STATED 
WASHINGTON    COUNTY    MILITIA. 


(223) 


(  224  ) 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON.  225 

(c.)  This  is  to  Certify  that  Alexander  Miller  Hath  Served 
Eight  Days  in  the  Miilitia  Servace  at  Turners  fort  in  Septem- 
ber 1781  and  found  himself  provision  During  that  time  acording 
to  orders. 

ROBERT  JOHNSTON. 

Given  By  James  Marchell,  L.  W.  C. 


(c.)  A  Pay  Roll  for  three  men  Washington  County  Militia 
in  actual  service  as  a  Guard  to  the  Commissioners  to  Run  a 
Temporary  Line  between  the  States  of  Pennsylvania  &  Vir- 
ginia, Commencing  the  28th  day  of  Sept.  and  endiug  the  fifth 
Day  of  Octob'r  1781  Inclusive. 

Pay. 

Jam's   Campbell    8  days  1.8.0 

Jeremiah   Stansbury    8  days  1.8.0 

Rob't   Robinson    8  days  1.8.0 

4.4.0 
Washington  County  towit: 

Personally  came  before  me  the  subscriber  Jam's  Campbell 
and  made  oath  that  the  above  pay  roll  is  just.  Sworn  before 
me  this  8th  day  of  April  1785. 

JAM'S  MARSHEL, 

L.  W.  Co'y. 


FOR  THE  COUNTY   OF  WASHINGTON,     (a.) 


Captain. 
John  Hughes,  January  5,  1782. 

Lieutenant. 
Galwin  Peterson,  January  5,  1782. 

Ensign. 
James  Morrison,  January  5,  1782. 

Privates. 
Alexander  Wright.  William  Minor. 

15— Vol.  II— 6th  Ser. 


226  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

(c.)  This  is  to  Certifie  that  I  have  Engaged  James  Reed  to 
serve  out  the  Remainder  of  my  tour  of  Duty  and  he  is  hereby 
Intittled  to  all  the  pay  that  is  coming  to  me. 

March  23d,  1782. 

JOSHUA  KERMAN. 


March  29  in  ye  1782.     (c.) 

This  is  to  Certify  that  Deunes  Jones  hath  Sarved  as  a  good 
Sager  at  Jacksons  fort  his  hole  tower  of  one  Month  Under  Me. 

EYIJAH  MILLS,  Leuten. 


Jenerverey  7th  1785. 

This  Day  Came  Danil  Arnolt  before  Me  Levi  Harrod  a  Justice 
of  Peace  for  Washington  County  and  Made  oath  that  he  the 
said  Arnolt  Did  Setesfy  in  full  a  Certone  Denes  Jones  for  tour 
of  Militia  Duty  Done  at  Jacksons  fort  under  the  Command 
of  Lent.  Mills. 

DANIEL  ARNOLD. 

LEVI  HARROD. 


(c.)     State  of  pensylvania  Washenton  County. 

this  is  to  Sertify  that  John  Knight  Sarved  one  month  ture  of 
duty  as  a  militia  Salger  from  the  Eighteen  of  apriel  to  the  six- 
tenth  of  May  under  me  as  given  under  my  hand  this  Sixtenth 
day  of  April  1782. 

HENRY  SAWIN,  Ensign. 


(c.)  I  Certify  that  Charles  Harry  of  Washington  County 
Malitia  Served  one  Month  in  my  Company  stationed  at  Welless 
fort  Commenceing  Aprile  18  and  Ending  May  the  18,  1782. 

Certifyd  By  me, 

JAMES  WILSON,  Ins. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON.  227 

(c.)     Dicker's  fort  May  4th  ye  1782. 

this  is  to  Certify  that  Andrw  McCIure  haith  Servid  as  a 
Good  and  faithful)  Soaldar  30  Days  in  the  maliti  on  the  fron- 
teers  for  which  I  Do  Discharge  him  for  one  mouths  tour  of 
Duty  Servid  Under  me. 

SAMUEL  SHANNON,  Lent. 


January  12th,  1785. 

Sir;  I  have  Sent  by  the  Bearer  Jno.  Blacliburn  a  Certificate 
for  one  monthes  Duty  performd  on  the  fronteers  I  desire  you 
May  Let  him  have  my  Due  bill  for  the  Same  and  oblige  Sir 
yours. 

AND'W  McCLURB. 

To  Col'o  Mershal. 


(c.)     Decker's  fort,  May  4th  ye  1782. 
* 
this  is  to  Certify  that  Godfery  Wagonor  haith  Servid  as  it 
Good  and  faithfull  Soaldar  30  Days  in  the  Maliti  on  the  fron- 
teers for  which  I  Do  Discharge  him  for  one  Months  tour  of 
Duty  Servid  under  me. 

SAMUEL  SHANNON,   Leut. 


Coxs  fort.  May  4th,  ye  1782.     (c.) 

this  is  to  Sertify  that  James  Williams  hath  served  as  a  good 
and  faithfull  soaklar  30  Days  in  Behalf  of  James  White  in  the 
Maliti  on  the  fronteers  for  which  I  Do  Discharge  him  for  one 
months  tour  of  Duty  Served  under  me  and  found  his  own  pro- 
vitions. 

SAMUEL  SHANNON, 

Lieut. 


228 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


PAY  ROLL  OF  CAPT.  GEORGE  BROWN'S  COMPANY  OP 
WASHINGTON  C'Y  MIL'A  ON  THE  SANDUSKY  EXPE- 
DITION COM'D  BY  COL.  WILL  CRAWFORD  COM'G  18TH 
MAY,  1782  &  ENDING  lOTH  JUNE  '82  BOTH  DAYS  IN- 
CLUDED,    (c). 


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Jacob   Bonham Serg-t 

Hartley    Sappington Sergt 

Joseph   Fowler Private,.. 

Jno.    Burton,    Private,.. 

Thos.    Trecle Private,.. 

Jas.    McQueen Private,., 

Benj.    McQueen Private,.. 

Jno.    Hays j  Private,., 

Sam'l   Nichols I  Private,.. 

Alex'r   Nailer FS-ivate,.. 

Edw'd    Wissee Private,. 


May  IS, 
May  18, 
May  18, 
May  IS, 
May  18, 
May  IS, 
May  IS, 
May  IS, 
May  IS, 
May  18, 
May  18, 
May  18, 


1782, 
17S2, 
17S2, 
1782, 
1782, 
1782, 
1782, 
1782, 
17S2, 
1782, 
17S2, 
1782, 


(c.)  This  is  to  Certify  that  John  Glazer  served  his  tower 
in  my  Company  Washington  County  Militia  at  this  place  he 
is  hereby  Discharged. 

Welles  Fort  18  May  1782. 

JAMES  WILSON,  Insign. 


(c.)  iThis  is  to  certify  that  Samuel  sroot  served  his  tower 
in  my  company  of  Washington  County  Malitia  at  this  place 
he  is  hereby  discharged,  Welles  fort. 

JAMES  WILLSON,  Ensign. 
May  18,  1782. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON. 


229 


(c.)  A  PAY  ABSTRACT  OF  A  DETACHMENT  OF  MILITIA 
CALLED  OUT  INTO  ACTUAL  SERVICE  UNDER  THE  COM- 
MAND OF  LEVI  HEROD  LIEUTENANT  ELECT  FOR  THE 
PURPOSE  OF  REPELLING  THE  INDIANS  WHO  WERE 
INFESTING  THE  FRONTIERS  OF  WASHINGTON 
COUNTY  FROM  THE  22D  DAY  OF  MAY  1782  TO  THE 
25Tn  INCLUSIVELY— 


Men's  Names. 


r«vi    Herod May 

Henry  Enock May  : 

Elijah  Mills May  : 

Jas.   Blackburn May  : 

Jacob  Mills May  ; 

Mathew   Gray i   May  : 


And'w   Gray 

Arch'd  Gray,    

Daniel   McFarland, 
Mllligan, 


Arch'd   Bennet 

Jno.    Evans 

Jno.    Casteel 

Joseph    Stewart !  May 


May 
May 
May 
May 
May 
May 
May 


Dennis  Jones, 
Job  Walton,  . , 
Robert  Ross,  . 
Nathan  Kelly, 
Philip  Vervill, 
Jno.  Daniels, 
Jno.  Hayes,   . . . 


May 
May 
May 
May 
May 
May 
May 


May  26th,.. 
May  26th,.. 
May  26th,.. 
May  26th, . . 
May  26th,.. 
May  26th,.. 
May  26th.  .. 
May  26th,.. 
May  26th... 
May  26th,.. 
May  26th... 
May  26th,.. 
May  26th... 
May  26th,.. 
May  26th,.. 
May  26th... 
May  26th... 
May  26th,.. 
May  26th, . . 
May  26th, .. 
May  26th, . . 


Washington  County  ss.  the  2d  Day  of  Octo'r  1782  then  came 
Lt.  Levi  Herod  bebore  me  Wm.  McCleary  Sub  Lt.  of  said 
County  and  made  oath  on  the  Holy  Evenglest  of  Almighty 
God,  that  the  above  pay  abstract  is  just  and  true  and  the  men 
above  named  Served  the  number  of  Days  to  their  names  an- 
nex'd  respectively. 

LEVI  HERROD. 

Attest: 

WM.  McCLEERY. 


230  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

I  do  Certify  that  I  believe  this  pay  roll  to  be  Just  and  that 
the  party  was  necessarily  Employed  on  the  frontiers  of  Wash- 
ington County  for  the  purpose  of  repelling  the  Enemy. 
March  26th,  1783. 

JAM'S   MARSHEL, 

Lt.  W.  C. 


(c.)  I  Certify  that  Daniel  Higgle  hath  Sarved  as  a  soldier  in 
the  militia  of  the  Commonwelth  of  Pennsylvania  19  Days  Com- 
mencing the  2d  day  of  June  and  Ending  the  21st  of  the  Said 
instant  Given  under  my  hand  this  19  Day  of  June  1782. 

BENJ'N  POOK,  Ensign. 


(c.)     June  ye  10,  1782. 

This  is  to  sartify  that  James  Venata  has  served  The  Remen- 
der  of  his  tower  of  Deauty  on  the  fronteers  Under  my  comand. 

JAMES  WILLSON,  Leut. 


(c.)  This  is  to  certify  that  Stephen  Burk  sarved  under  John 
Marshall  at  Wheeling  Fort  as  9  substitute  for  Samson  Nickels 
and  Likewise  I  desire  you  to  let  Capt.  James  Craven  have  my 
due  bill  and  so  you  will  mutch  oblidge  your  friend  and  humbl 
sarvant. 

STEPHEN  BURK, 

Jen.  11th,  1785. 

Col.  James  Marshall. 

(c.)  I  hereby  certify  that  Stephen  Burk  has  performed  a  tour 
of  one  month  as  substitute  in  Militia  under  my  command  there- 
for is  discharged. 

Given  under  my  hand  at  Fort  Henry  the  16th  July  1^82. 

MARSHAL,  Co.  Command. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON.  231 

(c.)  These  Certifies  that  Jn'o  Williams  has  Served  thirty 
Days  at  fort  Henery  under  my  Command,  Beginning  ye  14th 
June  '82  &  Ending  ye  12th  July  both  Days  Included  Certified 
by  me. 

ROBT.  RITCHEY,  Lt. 

July  ye  12th,  1782. 


(c.)     June  ye  15  1782. 

This  is  lo  Sertify  that  Charles  Harry  haith  served  one  months 
tower  of  Deauty  on  the  frunteers  Under  my  command. 

JAMES  WILLSON,  Lieut. 


(c.)     June  ye  15,  1782. 

This  is  to  sertify  that  Robart  Lain  haith  sarved  one  months 
tower  of  Deauty  on  the  fronteers  under  my  command. 

JAMES  WILLSON, 

Lieut. 


(c.)  I  do  heirby  Certify  that  the  Bearer  Samuel  Loughead 
heath  Served  30  days  in  the  Militia  at  fourt  henery  Certifyed 
By  me  Robt.  Ritchey. 

July   12,    1782. 


(c.)     I  do  heirby  Certify  that  the  bearor  heirof  Jno.  Shields 
heath  served  30  days  in  the  Militia  on  the  frontiers. 

ROBERT  RITCHEY,  Lt. 
July  13,  1782. 


(c.)     That  Daniel  Clark  his  served  a  tour  of  20  days  militia 
duty  at  my  house  is  Certified  by  me  this  4th  of  August  1782. 

ALEX'R  WRIGHT. 


232  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

(c.)  I  Do  hereby  Certify  that  Samuel  Goldsmith  has  Served 
as  a  Solger  in  my  Company  according  to  Law  on  the  fronteer 
of  ten  mile  from  the  21st  Day  of  August  &  Till  the  20th  Day  of 
September.  Both  Days  Included  Guiving  Under  My  hand 
this  Twentyeth  Day  of  September  1782. 

ABRAHAM  LEFORGE, 

Ensign. 


(c.)  Washington  County  August  the  26  Day  1782. .these  are 
to  Certify  that  Vachel  Clarey  has  sarved  as  a  good  Soldor 
under  My  Command  28  Days  at  forte  henrey  Given  under 
My  hand. 

THOS.  CROOKS,  Col. 


(c.)  That  William  Russel  has  Served  one  month  at  my 
house  on  a  tour  of  Militia  duty  is  Certified  this  24th  day  of 
Sept.  1782  by  me.  • 

ALEX'R  WRIGHT. 

(c.)  That  James  Hays  has  served  one  month  at  my  house  on 
a  tour  of  militia  duty  is  Certified  by  me  this  24th  Septr.  1782. 

ALEX'R   WRIGHT. 


(c.)  September  ye  29,  1782,  this  is  to  Certify  that  William 
Homes  hes  served  one  month  in  the  Mileshey  with  me  at 
nerwells  mills  given  under  my  hand. 

ROBT.  BLACK,  Serjent. 


(c.)  the  Commonwelth  to  John  Hughel  Dr.  to  thirty  Dayes 
servise  dun  at  or  neir  John  Mc  donolds  servd  as  a  militia  man 
dun  in  Septtr.  1782. 

Washington  County. 

Before  the  subscribing  Justies  for  the  afforesaide  county 
personly  come  John  Hugel  who  on  his  solom  oath  soyeth  that 
the  above  Duty  as  it  stands  stated  is  just  and  true. 

Given  under  my  hand  this  26th  day  of  Febry.  1785. 

M.  McCONNAL. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON. 


233 


PAY  ROLL  OF  CAPT.  JNO.  HUGHES  COMPANY  OF  RAN- 
GERS, WASHINGTON  COUNTY,  (c.) 


Thos.   Boshears,   . 
Jno.    Broadman, 
Fred.   Ouncil.    ... 

Wm.   Rouse 

Elijah   Lockard. 

John  Morris 

John    McMullon. 
Jacob    Thomp.son, 
Peter    Kinsalo,     . 
Tho's.    Rouse,    ... 


Serg-t. 

Sergt. 

Drummer. 

Fife. 

Private. 

Private 

Private. 

Piixate. 

Private. 

Private. 


DRAFT  IN  CPT.  AN'D  LINS  COMANY.     (c.) 


Saml.    Linch. 
An'd  Dunn. 
Zecheriah  Masterson. 
Jobn  Stephens. 
Saml.  Jackson. 
Joseph  Tomlinson. 
Zecheriah   Brasheirs. 


John  Miller. 
Joseph  Ross. 
Joseph  Price. 
Joseph  Vandolah. 
Wm.  Lynn. 
Guidian  Walker. 
John  Loughlin. 


January  the  12,  1785.     (c.) 

Sr.  pleas  to  settle  with  ye  Bearer  Jas.  Sharp  for  A  Months 
Tower  I  Did  under  Lt.  David  McKee  at  Montoors  bottom  which 
I  Expect  Regulary  Returned  and  this  Shall  be  your  Receipt  for 
the  same.  » 

from  your  friend  &  humble  Serv't. 

WM.  ARMSTRONG. 

To.  Col.  James  Marshal. 


234  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

(c.)     Washington  Co. 

Please  to  pay  Mikle  Bowen  one  month's  Tower  Done  Under 
the    Command    of   James    Blackburn    Lieutenant    at   Jacksons 
Forth  &  this  shall  be  your  sufficient  Receipt  for  the  Same. 
January  the  1st,  1785. 
For  Collo'l. 

James  Marshil. 

ADAM  his  X  mark  BOWEN. 


Washington  County,  Ss.     (c.) 

this  day  came  Samuel  Davison  Before  me  one  of  the  Com- 
onwealths  Justices  of  the  Peace  for  Said  County  and  Being 
Sworn  acording  Law  Sayeth  that  Daniel  Devore  Sold  one  tower 
of  Duty  that  he  Did  at  Vanmuters  fort  to  Jno.  Devore  for 
Value  Rec'd. 

Sworn  and  Subscribed  Before  me  the  14th  day  of  Jan.  1785. 

SAML.  DAVISON. 
B.  PARKISON. 


Washington  County,     (c.) 

Came  Before  me  one  of  the  Justices  of  the  peace  Robert 
Giffin  and  Being  qualified  that  he  hired  Robert  Lashy  one 
month  to  serve  on  the  Stations  as  a  Substitute  and  that  I  was 
to  have  the  pay  fuam  publick  for  the  same. 

Sworn  &  subscribed  this  25  of  January  1785. 

HENRY  TAYLOR. 


(c.)  I  Do  Hearby  Certify  that  the  Bearer  Charles  Hary  has 
Served  his  tower  of  two  months  Duty  at  fort  Henry  Begining 
the  27th  of  January  and  ending  the  25th  of  March. 

JOSEPH  ECKLEY,  Let. 
Comandt.  at  Fort  Henry. 


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Fort   Henry,     (c.) 

I  do  hereby  Certify  that  Vachal  Hinlon  hath  Served  as  a 
Soldier  in  the  melitia  of  the  Commonwealth  of  Pensylvania 
32  days  beginning  the  2  day  of  June  and  Ending  the  3th  day 
of  July  both  Days  Enduing  and  that  he  Receivd.  pay  for  the 
Same.     Given  from  under  my  hand  this  3  day  of  July. 

BENJ'N  POWELL,  Insign. 


•  (c.)  Sr.  pies  to  sand  me  my  pay  for  my  months  tower  of 
Dauty  By  tha  bayer  John  Hanrey  and  in  so  Dowing  you  will 
oblige  your  oumbel  sat.  and  this  is  a  Recpt.  for  tha  same  &. 

JACOB  HORMELL, 
Janurey  20th,  1785. 
To  Col'o  James  Marshal. 


(c.)     Sept.  13,  1784. 

I  Doe  hery  Sertify  that  John  Kimbel  Sarved  one  Months  ture 
of  molisha  Duty  under  my  Command  at  Whiling  as  wittness 
my  hand. 

THOS.  CROOKS,  Col. 


(c.)     Washington  County  to  wit: 

Personally  came  before  me  the  subscriber,  John  Masterson 
Sen'r  hired  &  paid  Peter  Starnatis  as  a  substitute  to  serve  a 
tour  of  Duty  and  that  the  said  John  Masterson  was  to  Receive 
the  Cont.  &  State  pay. 

Sworn  before  me  April  7th,  1785. 

JAS   MARSHEL. 


(c.)  I  do  hereby  Certify  that  Patt'k  McDaniel  served  as  a 
Substitute  in  a  Compy.  under  my  Command  for  Robt.  Tewel 
and  that  Robt.  Tewel  was  to  Receive  the  pay  from  the  State. 

SAM'L  CUNINGHAM, 

Lieut.  Col  3  B'n. 


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ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


MILITIA  ROLLS,  1782-'85.     (a.) 


[The  following  rolls  of  the  Militia  who  were  in  service  on  the 
Frontiers  from  1782  to  1785  were  not  wholly  from  the  county  of 
Washington.  The  rolls  are  neither  dated  nor  designated,  sim- 
ply receipts  for  pay  for  service.  The  duplicating  of  names 
may  thus  be  accounted  for.] 


ENSIGN  BALL'S  COMPANY. 


Ensign. 
Zophar  Ball. 


Doctor  Llwellyn. 
George  Myers. 
Reese  Gaddis. 
Philip  Fi-iend. 
Tobias  Friend. 
Henry  Friendlin. 
George  Hartzell. 


Privates. 

David  Enoch. 
Nathan  Evans. 
Abner  Bluckanstoff. 
Isaao  Ruble. 
Daniel  McFarland. 
Samuel  Hardisty. 
George  Adam  Sheidler. 


SERGEANT   BLACK'S   COMPANY,     (a.) 


Sergeant. 
Robert  Black. 


William  Holmes. 
William  Oram. 


Privates. 

David  Ralston. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON. 


237 


LIEUT.  BLACKBURN'S  COMPANY,     (a.) 


Lieutenant. 
James  Blackburn. 


Adam  Bowen. 
Michael   Bowen. 
Levi  Harrod. 
Archibald  Gray. 
Elijah  Mills. 
Jacob  Mills. 
John  Daniels. 
Henry  Enoch. 
Nathan  Kelly. 


Privates. 

Andrew  Farley. 
Andrew  Gray. 
James  Miliken. 
Amos  Gusteen. 
Joseph  Garret. 
William  White. 
Daniel  McFarland,  Jr. 
Archibald  Bennet. 


SERGEANT  CHANCELLOR'S  COMPANY,  (a.) 


Henry  Klein. 
Frederic  Grow. 
David  Bleckenstaff. 
John  Bockius. 


Sergeant. 
Philip  Chancellor. 

Privates. 

Michael  Dunfield. 
William  Simms. 
John  Hardisty. 


CAPTAIN  COTTON'S  COMPANY,     (a.) 


Captain. 
John  Cotton. 


John  McMullen. 
David  Gantt. 


Privates. 

Joseph  Evans. 
Thomas  Nicholl. 


238 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


James  Sibbet. 
James  Hays. 
Matthew  White. 
John  Pollock. 
Alexander  Fegah. 
James  Brown. 
John  Jenkins. 
Michael  Dougherty. 
Thomas  Gundy. 


Ijawrence  Huff. 
Jacob  Bilderback. 
Paul  Huff. 
Daniel  McCoy. 
James  Bowling. 
Walter  Stevenson;  killed. 
Hugh  Workman. 
John  Allison. 


CAPTAIN  CRAVEN'S  COMPANY,     (a.) 


Captain. 
James   Craven. 


Privates. 


Richard  Eglin. 

Hugh  Bryson. 

Silas  Leonard. 

Paul  Talhert  Summers. 

Thomas  Dickinson. 

Emanuel  Consaly. 


James  Van  Winkle. 
William  McClean. 
Jacob  Stillwagen. 
George  Snap. 
John  Letton  Summers. 
James  Fleman. 


CAPTAIN  CRAWFORD'S  COMPANY,     (a.) 


Abner  Mundel. 
John  McKee. 
John  Crawford. 
John  McClelland. 


Captain. 
William  Crawford. 

Lieutenant. 

Alex.   Cleg. 

Privates. 

James  Solannken. 
Abraham  Armstrong. 
Charles  McDowell. 
Robert  Kelso. 


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239 


John  Province. 
James  Blair. 
James  Haslett. 
John  Gerard. 
Edward  Casteel. 
John  Holton. 
Caleb  Linthecon. 


William  Wright. 
William  Gray. 
John  Blair. 
Matthew  Herman. 
Robert  Lewis. 
Thomas  Ishmale.    . 
Zebulon  Lee. 


CAPTAIN   CUNNINGHAM'S  COMPANY,     (a.) 


Samuel  Thompson. 
Alex.  Frew. 
Robert  Johnson. 
Sameul  English. 
Patrick  McDonnell. 
Archibald  Ralston. 
William  Montgomery. 
Peter  Lauderbach. 
William   Ryan. 
Thomas  Armour. 
Richard  Byrn. 
James  Parkison. 
Daniel  Devoire. 
William  Armstrong. 
John  Knight. 
Thomas  James. 
James  Fowler. 
John  McLaughlin. 
Henry  Wood. 
Charles  Harry. 
Sebastian  B^rederick. 
Thomas  Lapsley. 
John  Stewart. 
Aaron  Whittaker. 


Captain. 
Samuel  Cunningham. 

Lieutenant.  * 

David  McKee. 

Privates. 

Joseph  Gobin. 
John  Gobin. 
John  Chambers. 
Samuel  McKinley. 
Samuel  Piersol. 
Isaac  Robb. 
"William  French. 
James  Stitt. 
James  Colb. 
Philip  Daley. 
Jacob  Miller. 
George  Plumer. 
Jesse  Kirkpatrick. 
Joseph  McDermott. 
Archibald  McDawell. 
George  Levarick. 
Zachariah  Figley. 
Lewis  Cameron. 
Edward   Nation. 
Benjamin  Cox. 
William   Jones. 
William  Wells. 
Josiah  Crawford. 
James  Kerr. 


240 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


SERGEANT  DAVIDSON'S  PARTY,     (a.) 


Andrew  Vint. 
Jacob  Bean. 


Sergeant. 
Joshua  Davidson. 

Privates. 

.Joseph  Robinson, 
.loseph  Logan. 


SERGEANT  DEVOIR'S  PARTY,     (a.) 


David   Devoir. 


Sergeant. 
Daniel  Devoir. 

Lieutenant. 

John  Knight. 


LIEUT.  ECKLEY'S  COMPANY,     (a.) 


Hugh   Cameron. 
Joshua  Bennett. 
David  Crawford. 
Stephen  Burkam. 
Daniel  Devoire. 
John  Wilkios. 
Charles  Harry. 
James  Forsyth. 
Arthur  Ackcis. 


Captain. 
James  Munn. 

Lieutenant. 
Joseph    Eckley. 

Privates. 

Thomas  Nichols. 
William  Phillips. 
John  Dickson. 
Thomas  Wilso. 
Joseph  Ryan. 
Alex.  Fulton. 
Joshua  Searight. 
Jesse  Fulton. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON.     '  241 

LIEUT.  FEE'S  COMPANY,     (a.) 


Lieutenant. 
John   Fee. 

Privates. 
David  White.  Leonard  Sellers. 

James  Bradford.  Peter  Daley. 

William  Wells. 


CAPTAIN  FOURLEY'S  COMPANY,     (a.) 


Captain. 
Andrew  Fourley. 

Lieutenant. 
James  Blackburn. 

Privates. 
David  Leonard.  Jeremiah  Sargeant. 

^^"^^^'^^   Cox.  John  Bradford. 

John  Blacklnirn. 


SERGEANT  GOBLE'S   PARTY,     (a.) 


Sergeant. 
John  Goble. 

Privates. 

^^^^^  Cfohle.  j^^es  Lukens. 

Ebenezer  Goble. 

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242 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


SERGEANT  GRAY'S  PARTY,     (a.) 


Sergeant. 
Andrew  Gray. 


John  Pettitt. 
Thomas  Woolverton. 
Nathaniel  Bell. 


Privates. 


Silas   Crane. 
Reuben  Ross. 
James  McCollan. 


LIEUT.    HARNED'S   COMPANY,     (a.) 


Lieutenant. 
Jonathan  Harned. 

Sergeant. 
Edward  Bell. 


Privates. 


David  Sutton. 
Abraham  Lucas. 
John  Pettit. 
Charles  Sparks. 
Thomas  Woolverton. 
Abel  Bell. 
Nathaniel  Bell. 
Adam  Wise. 
Darby  Shawhan. 
William  Buckingham. 
Solomon  Kessler. 
Peter  Leager. 
Thomas  Hill. 


George  Harsh. 
Henry  Cunkel. 
Jacob  Bluckenstaff. 
Peter  Bluckenstaff. 
Daniel   Deesman. 
Miciiael  Dunfield. 
Jacob  Simon. 
Jacob  Braden. 
Michael  Fagan. 
Henry   Hartsock. 
Dennis  Jones. 
Vechel  Dickinson. 
Ignatius  Barnett. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON. 


243 


LIEUT.  JOHN  HAYS'  COMPANY,     (a.) 


William  Kidd. 
Abraham  Kidd. 
John  Sharp. 
Charles  Bevington. 
Thomas  Richardson. 
John  Porter  Brown. 
Alexander  McCuUough. 


Lieutenant. 
John  Hays. 

Privates. 

Peter  Starwater. 
James  McConnell. 
Bastian  Bargett. 
Andrew  Naugel. 
Alexander  Corcoran. 
George   Swinehart. 


SERGEANT  HAYS'  PARTY,     (a.) 


Daniel    McCoy. 
Alexander  McCoy. 
Alexander  Montgomery, 
Ephraim  Bilderbeck. 


Sergeant. 
William  Hay. 

Privates. 

Joseph  Downer. 
Andrew  Ritchy. 
John  Nelson. 


CAPTAIN   WILLIAM    HOAGLAND'S   COMPANY,     (a.) 


Jerrett  Dement. 
Christopher  Lisnet. 
William  Carey. 


Captain. 
William  Hoagland. 

Privates. 

Francis  Lisnet. 
,  John  Faucett. 

Joseph  Thompson. 


244 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MIUTIA. 


James  McQueen. 
Thomas  McQueen. 
Sterrett  Chamberlain. 
John  Hays,  Jr. 
Thomas  Treacle. 
William  Johnson. 
Henry  Hoagland. 
Anthony  DunleaTy. 


Samuel  Irwin. 
William  Thomas. 
George  Bowland. 
Benjamin  McQueen. 
Edward  Stoke. 
William  Mayhali 
Alexander  Gray. 


CAPTAIN  HOWELL'S  COMPANY,     (a.) 


Captain. 

Abner  Howell. 


Privates. 


Thomas  Venard. 
John  Rush. 
James  Venard. 
John  Venard. 
Samuel  French. 
Nathan  Evans. 
Nathan  Pettit. 
John  Parkhurst. 
Samuel  Ross. 
Benjamin  Ross. 
China  Cobalt. 

Abner  Evans. 

David  FleckenstafE. 

Basil  Morris. 

Jacob  Peck. 

Jacob  Braden. 

Thomas  Aitken. 

Henry  Miller. 

Henry  Miller,  Jr. 

Nathan  Barnett. 

John  Newell. 

Robt.  Hill. 

Nathan  Bane. 


Leonard  Love. 
Robert  Lesley. 
Nathan  Davies. 
William  Hazelrig. 
Daniel  Stark. 
James  Stark. 
John  Howell. 
John  Howell,  Jr. 
Jacob  Howell. 

Christian  Diets. 

John  Kith. 

John  Parks. 

Jonathan  Howell. 

Thomas  Goudy. 

Aaron  Gregg. 

Thomas  Hayward. 

William  Irwin. 

Elijah  Lockyard. 

Jacob  Meek. 

Thomas  Howell. 

John  Woolverton. 

James  Brownlee. 

Caleb  Baldwin. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON. 


245 


SERGEANT    LEATHERMAN'S    PARTY,     (a.) 


Samuel  French 
Charles  Sparks. 
Jacob  Dustman. 
Jacob  Leatherman. 
Samuel  Meek. 


Lieutenant. 
John  Kernett. 

Sergeant. 
Peter  Leatherma. 

Privates. 

Thomas  Lucas. 
Adam  Henthorne. 
Charles  Hoy. 
John  Honmell. 


ENSIGN  LEFORGE'S  COMPANY,     (a.) 


Richard  Markland. 
Thomas  Hill. 
Levan  Sisteders. 
George  Hoinpot. 
James  McCollum. 
Nicholas  Myers. 


Ensign. 
Abner   Leforge. 

Privates. 

John  Vance. 
Samuel  Goldsmith. 
Vech  Dickinson. 
George  Knox. 
Samuel  Roe. 
Henry  Crabb. 


SERGEANT  MARTIN'S   PARTY,     (a.) 


Francis  Braddocks. 
Ezekiel  Sheaver. 


Sergeant. 
Charles   Martin. 

Privates. 

Thomas  Montgomery. 
Archibald  Allison. 


246 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


CAPTAIN  MIERS'  COMPANY,     (a.) 


Joseph  Bane. 
Joseph.  Bigh. 
Samuel  Meek. 
Anthony  Swick. 
David  Hartman. 
Jacob  Latherman, 
James  Hill. 
John  Myers. 
Peter  Latherman. 
Josiah  Meek. 
John  Cornwell. 
William  Millburn. 
William  Hill. 
Michael  Hartzell. 

George  Tombaugh. 
Henry  Shidler. 

John  Friend. 

Henry  Kimbel. 

Michael  Dunfield. 

Dennis  Smith. 

Joseph  Swinehart. 

Jacob  Breaden. 

Matthias  Fagen. 

George  Fruit. 

Andrew  Moore. 

John  Conrad. 

James  Fulton. 

Remembrance  Davis. 

John  Kimbel. 


Captain. 
George  Miers. 

Privates. 

Ignatius  Barnett. 
Stephen  Burkam. 
Henry  Lindley. 
Nicholas  Myers. 
James  Ramsey. 
Enoch  Knox. 
Philip  Lidie. 
Richard  Hoagland. 
John  Howell. 
Robert  Jackson. 
Constantine  O'Neil. 
Nathan  Roberts. 
William  Hopkins. 
Alex.  Hopkins. 
William  Wallace. 
Edward  Wright. 
Peter  Wier. 
Zephar  Bell. 
Nathan  Glaze. 
Jeremiah  Craven. 
Zachariah  Masterson. 
Jeremiah  Masterson. 
John  Masterson. 
Vechel  Cleary. 
Leonard  Devine. 
Heary  Atha. 
Philip  Lwellyn. 
Nicholas  Pettit. 
Daniel  Devoir. 


LIEUT.  MILLER'S  COMPANY,     (a.) 


Sergeant. 
John  Miller. 


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247 


William  Troop. 
Noah  Cook. 
Calvin  Wade. 
John  Carmichael. 


Privates. 

George  Atkinson. 
William  Atkinson. 
Ebenezer  Goble. 


LIEUT.    MILLS'    COMPANY,     (a.) 


Lieutenant. 
Elijah  Mills. 

Sergeant. 
Andrew  Cox. 


Edward  McVaugh. 
Jonah  Gerard;  killed. 
George  Morris. 
Jonathan  Morris. 
Edward  Casteel. 
Dennis  Jones. 
Michael   Cox. 
Jesse  Rush. 
John  Daniels. 
John  Casteel, 


Privates. 

Phineas  McCrary. 
Joseph  Mills. 
Cyreuius  Jennings. 
Levi  Harrod. 
John  Gray. 
James  Milliken. 
Isaiah  Hoag. 
William  Hartley. 
Peter  Haucks. 
Demas  Lindley. 


LIEUT.   MORRISON'S   COMPANY,     (a.) 


Sergeant. 
James  Morrison. 


Private. 
William   Carnigie. 


248 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


ENSIGN   POWELL'S   COMPANY,      (a.) 


William  Forbes. 
John  Clous. 
James  Nicholas. 
Clement  Davidson. 
John  Adams. 
Jacob  Adams. 
Peter  Johnson. 
Vecher  Henton. 
Philip  Leadie. 
Edward  Richardson. 


Ensign. 
Benjamin  Powell. 

Privates. 

Jacob  Louch. 
Basil  Clark. 
John   Preston. 
Edward  Seaborn. 
Daniel  Reigel. 
Philip  Crabb. 
Evans  Phillips. 
John  Beard. 
John  Dunn. 
•  Richard  Watson. 


CAPTAIN  RAMSEY'S  COMPANY,     (a.) 


Jacob  Meek. 
John  Masterson. 
James  Ramsey. 
William  Parkison. 
Philip  Daly. 
John  Vance. 


Captain. 
Robert  Ramsey. 

Privates. 

Abraham  Dicker. 
Peter  Platter. 
John  McConnell. 
John  Healy. 
Peter  Johnston. 
Christopher  Stakes. 


SERGEANT  RAINEY'S  PARTY,  (a.) 


■   William  Rainey, 


James  McCready. 
Robert  Martin. 


Sergeants. 

William  Carey. 

Privates. 

Daniel  McCloud. 
Thomas  Piercefield. 


COUNTY  OF  WASHINGTON. 


249 


LIEUT.  RITCHEY'S  COMPANY,     (a.) 


Johu  Anstadt. 
George  Hull. 
James  Guttridge. 
Samuel  Loughead. 
Stephen  Burkam. 
John  Shields. 
Andrew  Thompson. 
John  Williams. 
Vechel  Dickinson. 
Christy  Lisnit. 


Lieutenant. 
Robert  Ritchey. 

Privates. 

Emanuel  Consales. 
Philip  Ledie. 
Francis  Lisnit.    - 
David  Seiss. 
John  Custard. 
Samuel  Roe. 
Edward  Wright. 
John  Doinon. 
Frederick  Ault. 


ENSIGN  RUBLE'S  COMPANY,     (a.) 


Isaac  Mellon. 
Joseph  Clark. 
Isaac  Pettit. 
Jacob  Ruble. 
Henry  Enock,  Sr. 
Henry  Enock,  Jr. 
Nathan  Kelley. 
Andrew  Cox. 
Michael  Cox. 
Fre'deric  Crowe. 
Elias  Kelly. 
John  Ulry. 
Darby  Shawhan. 
David  Leonard. 
John  Daniels. 
George  StuU. 
John  Kinuy. 


Ensign. 
David  Ruble. 

Privates. 

Jonathan  Ross. 
David  Enock. 
Reese  Gaddis. 
Nathaniel  Cooper. 
Abraham  Lucas. 
Isaac  Meek. 
Thomas  Baldwin. 
Abel  McFarland. 
Daniel  McFarland. 
David  Richardson. 
John  Henry. 
Jeremiah  Arnold. 
Johiah  Arnold. 
Joseph  Arnold. 
John  Mills. 
Dennis  Jones. 


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CAPTAIN  SCOTT'S  COMPANY,     (a.) 


Matthew  Johnson. 
William  Robb. 
Robert  McCrorey. 
Adam  Hannah. 
James  Ross,  Sr. 
Alex.  Fegan. 
Joseph  Casey. 
William  Oram. 


Captain. 

William    Scott. 

Privates. 

Jeremiah  Wilson. 
Isaac  Johnston. 
Robert  Davis. 
David  Ralston, 
Jesse  Davis. 
Jacob  Johnston. 
Joseph  Wilson. 
Thomas  Hyde. 


LIEUT.  SEATON'S  COMPANY,     (a.) 


Samuel  McClelland. 
Samuel  Dalton. 
James  Jones. 
James  McQuade. 
Joseph  McGahan. 
Samuel  Shannon. 
Benjamin  Hughes. 


Lieutenant. 
Richard  Seaton. 

Privates. 

John  Shipman. 
John  Davis. 
John  Lewis. 
Nicholas  Shipman. 
Philip  Nevill. 
George  Griggs. 
Samuel  BarnhilL 


LIEUT.  SHANNON'S  COMPANY,     (a.) 


James  Williams. 
George  White. 


Lieutenant. 
Samuel  Shannon.     • 

Privates. 

David  McBride. 
Daniel  Myrick. 


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Joseph  McDowell. 
John  Pollock. 
Samuel   Sillik. 
Thomas  Broshein. 
Stephen  Boskim. 
John  Jones. 
Jonathan  Jones. 
Andrew  McClure. 


George  Snap. 

Godfrey  Wagner;  killed. 

Josiah  Williams. 

Michael  McCleary. 

James  Byers. 

Jonas  Quick. 

Elijah  Rittenhouse. 


CAPTAIN  GEORGE  SHARP'S  COMPANY,  (a.) 


Thomas  Virgin. 
Daniel  Peeke. 
Francis  Vineard. 
Abraham  Lucas. 
Daniel  Shuster. 
Peter  Hult. 
Gawin  Allison. 


Captain. 
George   Sharp. 

Lieutenant. 
James  Morrison. 

Privates. 

Andrew  Vineman. 
Jacob  Meek. 
Francis  Nation. 
William  Allen. 
William  Hughes. 
Christopher  Stark. 


LIEUT.  JAMES  SHARP'S  COMPANY,     (a.) 


John  Brackenridge. 
Francis  Morrison. 
James  McLaughlin. 
Hezekiah  Douthart. 


Lieutenant. 
James  Sharp. 

Privates. 

James  Bowen. 
John  Shannon. 
John  Simpson. 
Robert  Little. 


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ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


SERGEANT  SIBBET'S  PARTY,     (a.) 


Sergeants. 
James  Sibbet. 


James  Dungan. 
William  McLaughlin. 


Privates. 

Thomas  Bracken. 


LIEUT.   JOHN   SWEARINGEN'S  COMPANY,     (a.) 


John  Reeve. 
James  Wright. 
Adam  Quadrent. 
Abraham   Mercer. 
William  Dougherty. 
George  Shinn. 
Joseph  Stillwell. 


Lieutenant. 
John  Swearingen. 

Privates. 

Michael  Andrews. 
Joseph  Province, 
Charles  Burden. 
Lewis  Salsor. 
Peter  Smith. 
Eli  Shelby. 
Joseph  Howard. 


CAPTAIN  STITT'S  COMPANY,     (a.) 


Captain. 
Benjamin  Stitts. 

Sergeant. 
Andrew  Cox. 


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Joseph  Eastwood. 
Levi   Gregg. 
Levi  Harrod. 
David  Ruble. 
Isaac  Mahlon. 
Nathan  Kelly. 
Elias  Kelly. 
Cobus  Lindecum. 
Alex.  Jackson. 
Joseph  Mills. 
John  Mills. 
Elijah  Mills. 
Jacob  Mills. 
William  Rush. 
Benjamin  Jennings. 
Elijah  Stitts. 
James  Blackburn. 
John  Bills. 
Andrew  Furley. 
Henry  Enock. 


Privates. 

William  Enock. 
John  Blackburn. 
William  Milligan. 
William  Hartley. 
Isiah  Hoge. 
Syrenius  Jennings. 
John  Stull. 
Joseph  Mills. 
Henry  Lain. 
Noah  Cook. 
John  Chambers. 
Sampson  Pearson. 
Richard  Burns. 
James  Steel. 
James  Shane. 
Samuel  McBride. 
Brice  McGeegan. 
Samuel  Thompson. 
Samuel  Hartford. 
David  Johnson. 


CAPTAIN  ANDREW  SWEARINGEN'S  COMPANY,     (a.) 


Captain. 
Andrew  Swearingen. 

Ensign. 
James  Bradford. 


Abraham  Kidd. 
Angus  McKay. 
Alex.  McKay. 
Daniel  Smith. 
Gawin  Morrison. 
Jacob  Middleswart. 
Vechel  Dickinson. 


Privates. 

John  Riddle. 
David  Mayben. 
William  Douglass. 
William  Nielson. 
James  Cunningham-. 
James  Burrell. 
John  Jack. 


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CAPTAIN  SWEENY'S  COMPANY,     (a.) 


James  Largin. 
Silas  Hopkins. 
Stephen  Burkam. 
John  Makimson. 
John  Meginnis. 
James  Hardy. 


Captain. 
Robert  Sweeny. 

Privates. 

Zachariah  Wood. 
Samuel  Goldsmith. 
Hugh  McKreedy. 
Peter  Wells. 
John  Queen. 


CAPTAIN  WALL'S  COMPANY,     (a.) 


Elias  Pegg. 
Daniel  Higgins. 
Henry  Wagner. 
John  Kester. 


Captain. 
John  Wall. 

Privates. 

James  Wall. 
John  Lewis. 
Benjamin  Peyatt. 


CAPTAIN  WHITE'S  COMPANY,     (a.) 


Captain. 
Benjamin  White. 

Lieutenant. 
Nathan   Powell. 


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Privates. 


Vechel  Clarry. 
Francis  Tatum. 
John  Conrod. 
Henry  Brunner. 
James  Tannehill. 
Silas  Hopkins. 
Benjamin  Powell. 


John  Wood. 
Jacob  Wickersham. 
Jacob  Honnel. 
Samuel  Goldsmith. 
Daniel  Preston. 
James  Pritchard. 
John  Hawks. 


ENSIGN   WILSON'S   COMPANY,     (a.) 


William  Wolfe. 
John  Glazier. 
John  Sprout. 
Samuel  Sprout. 


Ensign. 

James  Wilson. 

Privates. 


William  Gobin. 
Christian  Harry. 

Andrew  Glass. 


SERGEANT  WOOLVERTON'S  PARTY,     (a.) 


Sergeant. 
Thomas  Woolverton. 


Privates. 


Christopher  Pondecker. 
Vethernar  Bell. 
Christian  Horn. 
Jacob  Tortman. 


Hugh  Hay. 
John  Young. 
John  Pettit. 


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Captain,     (a.) 
Zadock   Wright. 

Lieutenant. 
John  Cannon. 

Ensign. 
George  Brice. 


Abner  Wilson. 
James  Breckenridge. 

Richard  Byner. 

Christopher  McDonald. 

John  Van  Meeter. 

James  Van  Meeter. 

Peter  Wickersham. 

Robert  Lain. 

Isiah  Harris. 

Thomas  Harris. 

James  Wilson. 

Peter  Frederick. 

John  Vertner. 
.  Isaac  Hull, 
-i  Isaac  Baker. 

Joseph   Sweet. 

James  Elliott. 

Henry  McLaughlin. 

Jeremiah  Jacobs. 

William  Peyton. 

Henry  Ranalds. 

Andrew  Thompson. 

Adam  Sly. 

William  Fife. 

Robert  Crooks. 

Philip    Perchman. 

Joseph  Gobin. 

Robert  Shawhan. 

James  Olney. 

John  Harry,  killed. 

Christian  Harry. 

William   Ditman. 

James  Agnew. 


Privates. 

John  Kinkead. 
Samuel  Phillips. 
Samuel  Barber. 
John  Parks. 
Robert  Heth. 
Arthur  Accles. 
John  Furloe. 
Thomas  Miles. 
Patrick  McDonald. 
Jacob  Tevebaugh. 
James  McMullin. 
Peter  Randall. 
John  Williams. 
Jacob  Bean. 
John  McKinsey. 
George  Chambers. 
Adam  McPherson. 
Joseph  Watts. 
George  Tanner. 
George  McComb. 
Thomas  Robertson. 
Thomas  Peyton. 
William  Nichol. 
William  French. 
Jacob   Dillon. 
John  Heath. 
Francis  Reno. 
James  Conyen. 
Thomas  Cunningham. 
John  McDermon. 
Henry  Shafer. 
George  Brice. 


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PARTY    AT    WRIGHT'S    BLOCK   HOUSE,     (a.) 


Brice  McGeeLf.n. 
James  Hays. 
James  Dungan. 
William  Russell. 
James  Colby. 
Benjamin  Wells. 


Sergeant. 
Daniel  Clark. 

Privates. 

Joseph  Davis. 
John  Ralston. 
William  Carpenter. 
Alexander  Wright. 
John  Wilson. 
John  Jenkins. 


WILLIAMSON'S  EXPEDITION,   (a.) 


[The  causes  which  led  to  the  expedition  of  the  Washington 
militia  against  the  Moravian  Indians  on  the  Muskingum,  were 
the  frequent  murderous  marauds  by  either  these  or  their  savage 
allies  whom  they  harbored.  History  has  frequently  repeated 
the  story  of  Gnadenhiitten,  where  the  innocent  suffers  for  the 
guilty.  It  is  not  our  purpose  to  extenuate  or  censure  the 
Pioneers  of  Western  Pennsylvania,  who  in  their  efforts  to  se- 
cure peaceful  homes,  found  the  necessity  to  exterminate  the 
red  man  prowling  on  the  frontiers.  The  list  of  men  who  were 
upon  the  expedition  is  far  from  complete,  as  there  were  at  least 
a  force  of  one  hundred  and  sixty  men  under  the  lead  of  the 
brave  Williamson.] 


Samuel  Shearer.  (?) 


Hugh  Forbes. 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 
David  Williamson. 

Captains. 

John  Cotton. 

Lieutenants. 

WilUani  Wilkins, 


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ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Sergeant. 
Thomas  Rankin. 


Samuel  Riddel. 
John  Riddel. 
James  Roney. 
James  Buchanan. 
William  Forbes. 
John  Baird. 
Joseph  McCullough. 
James  White. 
Nathaniel  White. 
David  Hosack. 
Thomas  Orr. 
John  Pollock. 
John  Brekenridge. 
j^iexander  White. 
Thomas  Orr. 
John  Pollock. 
John  Brekenridge. 
Alexander  White. 
Andrew  Wineman. 
Andrew  Pass. 
Samuel  Stewart. 
Thomas  Byers. 
John  Edie. 
James  Bradford. 
Charles  Bevington. 
Stephen  Wilkins. 
William  McClain. 
Thomas  McClain. 
Robert  McComb. 
Richard  Davis. 


Privates. 

James  Huston. 
Jesse  Edginton. 
Thomas  Marshall. 
Thomas  Montgomery. 
Eleaser  Jenkins. 
William  Black. 
William  Ledlie. 
William  Irwin. 
Robert  Henry. 
Isaac  Vance. 
John  Little. 
William  Quigley. 
William  Masterson. 
John    Masterson. 
John  Little. 
William  Quigley. 
William   Masterson. 
John  Masterson. 
■  Zachariah  Masterson. 
William   Rankin. 
Joseph  McConnell. 
John  Munn,  Jr. 
David   Hopkins. 
James  Steel. 
Charles  Bilderback. 
John  White. 
Daniel  Leet. 
Dennis  Jones. 
Frederick  Crowe. 


MUSTER  ROLLS 


RELATING  TO  THE 


Associators  and  Militia 


COUNTY  OF  WESTMORELAND. 


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COUNTY  OF  WESTMORELAND.  261 

WESTMORELAND   COUNTY  LIEUTENANTS. 


Archibald  Loclwy,  Mch.  21,  1777. 
Edward  Cook,  Jan.  5,  1782. 
Charles  Campbell  (vice  Cook.) 


Sub-Lieutenants. 
Charles  Campbell,  Mch.  21,  1777. 
James  Pollock,  Mch.  21,  1777. 
James  Perry,  Mch.  21,  1777. 
Edward  Cook,   Mch.  21,  1777. 
Christopher  Hayes,  Mch.  21,  1777. 
William  Cochran,  Dec.  3,  1777. 
Col.  Samuel  Hays,  Mch.  23,  1778. 

George  Reading  (vice  Pollock,  decl's  oath.)  Apr.  2,  1778. 
James  Perry,  June  21,  1780. 
Edward  Cook,  June  2,  1780. 
George  Reading  June  2,  1780. 
Christopher  Hayes,  June  2,  1780. 
Alexander  McClean,   (vice  Cooke,)   Jan.  5,  1782. 


Commissioners  of  Purchases. 
John  Gourla,  May  2,  1778. 
John  Allen,  Apr.  3,  1780. 
William  Anderson,  June  1,  1780. 
John  Perry,  Aug.  31,  1780. 
David  Duncan,  Mch.  12,  1781. 
Michael  Rough,  Dec.  24,  1781. 


Paymaster  of  Militia. 
Col.  John  Proctor,  Sept.  13,  1777. 


Wagon  Master. 
Andrew  Linn,  Jan.  9,  1778. 


262  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

THE  WESTMORELAND  RESOLVES,     (a.) 


[The  Records  of  the  "Committee  of  Inspection"  for  the 
County  of  Westmoreland  are  not  to  our  knowledge  in  existence, 
having  propably  been  destroyed  in  the  Burning  of  Hannastown, 
in  July,  1782.  These  patriotic  Resolves,  however,  have  been 
preserved  owing  to  the  fact  that  they  appeared  in  the  Philadel- 
phia newspapers  of  the  day,  as  the  sentiment  of  the  brave  and 
undaunted  frontiersmen  in  Western  Pennsylvania.] 


At  a  general  meeting  of  the  inhabitants  of  the  County  of 
Westmoreland,  held  at  Hanna's  Town  the  16th  day  of  May, 
1775,  for  taki:  ::  lUto  consideration  the  very  alarming  situation 
of  this  Country,  occasioned  by  the  dispute  with  Great  Britain: 

Resolved  unanimously,  That  the  Parliament  of  Great  Britain, 
by  several  late  Acts,  have  declared  the  inhabitants  of  the 
Massachusetts-Bay  to  be  in  rebellion,  and  the  Ministry,  by 
endeavoring  to  enforce  those  Acts,  have  attempted  to  reduce 
the  said  inhabitants  to  a  more  wretched  state  of  slavery  than 
ever  before  existed  in  any  state  or  county.  Not  content  with 
violating  their  constitutional  and  chartered  privileges,  they 
would  strip  them  of  the  rights  of  humanity,  exposing  lives  to 
the  wanton  and  unpunishable  sport  of  a  licentious  soldiery,  and 
depriving  them  of  the  very  means  of  subsistence. 

Resolved  unanimously.  That  there  is  no  reason  to  doubt  but 
the  same  system  of  tyranny  and  oppression  will  (Should  it  meet 
with  success  in  the  Massachusetts-Bay)  be  extended  to  every 
other  part  of  America;  it  is  therefore  become  the  indispensi- 
ble  duty  of  every  American,  of  every  man  who  has  any  pub- 
lick  virtue  or  love  for  his  Country,  or  any  compassion  for 
posterity,  by  every  means  which  God  has  put  in  his  power,  to 
resist  and  oppose  the  execution  of  it;  that  for  us  we  will  be 
ready  to  oppose  it  with  our  lives  and  fortunes.  And  the  bet- 
ter to  enable  us  to  accomplish  it,  we  will  immediately  form 
ourselves  into  a  military  body,  to  consist  of  companies  to  be 
made  up  out  of  the  several  Townships  under  the  following 
Association,  which  is  declared  to  be  the  Association  of  West- 
moreland County. 

Possessed  with  the  most  unshaken  loyalty  and  fidelity  to 
His  Majesty,  King  George  the  Third,  whom  we  acknowledge 


COUNTY  OF  WESTMORELAND.  263 

to  be  our  lawful  and  I'ighti'ul  King,  and  who  we  wish  may  long 
be  the  beloved  Sovereign  of  a  free  and  hapyy  people  through- 
out the  whole  British  Empire;  we  declare  to  the  world,  that 
we  do  not  mean  by  this  Associataion  to  deviate  from  that  loy- 
alty which  we  hold  it  our  bounden  duty  to  observe;  but  ani- 
mated with  the  love  of  liberty,  it  is  no  less  our  duty  to  main- 
tain and  defend  our  just  rights  (which,  with  sorrow,  we  have 
seen  of  late  wantonly  violated  in  many  instances  by  a  wicked 
Ministry  and  a  corrupted  Parliament),  and  transmit  them  en- 
tire to  our  posterity,  for  which  purpose  we  do  agree  and  asso- 
ciate together. 

1st.  To  arm  and  form  ourselves  into  a  Regiment  or  Regi- 
ments, and  choose  officers  to  command  us  in  such  proportion 
as  shall  be  thought  necessary. 

2d.  We  will,  with  alacrity,  endeavor  to  make  ourselves  mas- 
ters of  the  manual  exercise,  and  such  evolutions  as  may  be  nec- 
essary to  enable  us  to  act  in  a  body  with  concert;  and  to  that 
end  we  will  meet  at  such  times  and  places  as  shall  be  appointed 
either  for  the  Companies  or  the  Regiment,  by  the  OflBcers  com- 
manding each  when  chosen. 

3d.  That  should  our  Country  be  invaded  by  a  foreign  enemy, 
or  should  troops  be  sent  from  Great  Britain  to  enforce  the  late 
arbitrary  Acts  of  its  Parliament,  we  will  cheerfully  submit  to 
military  discipline,  and  to  the  utmost  of  our  power  resist  and 
oppose  them,  or  either  of  them,  and  will  coincide  with  any. 
plan  that  may  be  formed  for  the  defence  of  America  in  gen- 
eral, or  Pennsylvania  in  particular. 

4th.  That  we  do  not  wish  or  desire  any  innovation,  but  only 
that  things  may  be  restored  to,  and  go  on  in  the  same  way  as 
before  the  era  of  the  Stamp  Act,  when  Boston  grew  great,  and 
America  was  happy.  As  a  proof  of  this  disposition,  we  will 
quietly  submit  to  the  laws  by  which  we  have  been  accustomed 
to  be  governed  before  that  period,  and  will,  in  our  several  or 
associate  capacities,  be  ready  when  called  on  to  assist  the  civil 
magistrate  in  carrying  the  same  into  execution. 

5th.  That  when  the  British  Parliament  shall  have  repealed 
their  late  obnoxious  Statutes,  and  shall  recede  from  their 
claim  to  tax  us,  and  make  laws  for  us  in  every  instance,  or 
when  some  general  plan  of  union  and  reconcilation  has  been 
formed  and  accepted  by  America,  this  our  Association  shall  be 
dissolved;  but  till  then  it  shall  remain  in  full  force;  and  to 
the  observation  of  it,  we  bind  ourselves  by  everything  dear 
and  sacred  amongst  men. 

No  licensed  murder!     No  famine  introduced  by  law! 


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ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Resolved,  That  on  Wednesday,  the  twenty-fourth  instant, 
the  Township  meet  to  accede  to  the  said  Association,  and 
choose  their  officers. 


ASSOCIATORS,  1777.     (a.) 


MOUNT  PLEASANT  COMPANY. 
[The  following  roll  is  taken  from  a  petition  to  the  County 
Lieutenant,  in  which  the  subscribers  designate  themselves  as 
"Associators  of  Mount  Pleasant  Township."] 


Hugh  Neely. 
Ralph   [Chirney.] 
Daniel  McClintock. 
Robert  Worthington. 
James  Peoples. 
Samuel  Peoples. 
John  Nicholas. 
Alexander  [McCowen.] 
Hugh  McKinney. 
William  Shrater. 
Aaron  Shrater. 
James  McMaster. 
Joseph  McHendry. 
Michael  Myers. 
James  Steel. 
William  McMaster. 
Adam  Temer. 
Samuel  Lues. 


Privates. 

Joshua  Reynolds. 
John  feradley. 
Robert  Porterfield. 
Jacob  Worthington. 
Samuel  Bradley. 
John  Kerr. 
James  Hezlep. 
Joseph  Hall. 
Richard  Willson. 
Alexander  Gray. 
Robert  McMin. 
Barney  McCall. 
Robert  Newill. 
James  Newill. 
Joshua   Newill. 
John  Latta. 
Moses  Latta. 
William  Neel. 


OFFICERS  IN  SERVICE,  1777-79.     (a.) 


Colonels. 

John  Stephenson,  November,  1778. 
James  Smith,  in  service  November,  1778. 
Christopher  Hays,  in  service  September,  1779. 


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Captains. 
Samuel    Shannon. 

John  Hinkston,  served  under  Col.  James  Smith. 
Thomas  Campbell,  commmanded  at  Fort  Armstrong  in  1779. 
Joseph  Erwin,  commanded  at  Fort  Crawford  in  1779. 
James  Guthrie. 
Thomas  Stokely. 

Nehemiah  Stokely,  in  command  of  Fort  St.  Stephen,  1779. 
Matthew  Jack. 
Michael  Huffnagle. 
William  Cooper. 
Van  Swearingen. 

James  Torrence,  in  service  1778  and  1779. 
David  McKee,  in  service  1777  and  1778. 
Robert  McKee,  in  service  1777  and  1778. 
Hugh  Mitchell,  in  service  from  1777  to  1782. 
John  Van  Meter,  in  service  1780  to  1782. 
John  Stewart,  July,  1782. 
William  Lochry,  in  service  April,  1779. 
Samuel  Moorhead,  in  service,  1779. 
David   Vance,   September,   1778. 

Markle. 

William  Guthry,  May,  1779. 

Jeremiah  Lochry,  at  Fort  Armstrong,  July,  1780. 

Robert  McGuffy,  at  Fort  Ligonier,  September,  1778. 

Lieutenants. 
William  Nesbitt,  in  service  November,  1782. 
John  Carnahan,  Independent  Company,  June,  1779. 
John  Woods,  at  Fort  Palmer,  May,  1778. 

Ensign. 
Charles  Mitchell,  in  service  July,  1782. 


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WESTMORELAND    COUNTY   MILITIA. 


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OFFICERS  OF  FIRST  BATTALION.     1776.     (a.) 


Colonel. 
John  Proctor. 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Archibald  Lochry. 

Major. 
John   Shields. 

Captains. 
Wendel  Ivey. 
Alexander  Thompson. 
Thomas  Stokely. 

Lieutenants. 
John  Cummins;  in  Stokely's  company. 
Thomas  Meason. 

Privates. 
William  Guthrey. 
William  Perry;   afterwards  Captain. 


(c.)     The  United   States  Dr.  To  Hugh   Steer  Private  of  Capt. 
Orr's  Company. 
For  his  pay  from  the  1st  Augt.  1781  intill  the  25th 
July  1783  during  which  time  he  was  on  the  Expedi- 
tion under  Col.  Arch'd  Lochry  and  taken  prisoner 
the  enemy. 


£59.8.4 


Contra.  Cr. 
By  Cash  Received  of  Capt.  Barr  in  part  pay £  6.0.0 


£53.8.4 


Ex'd  &  Settled, 

J.  N. 


270  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

Received  Certificates  for  the  above  ballance  of  Fifty  three 
pounds  eight  Shillings  and  four  pence  Specie  in  full. 

HUGH  STEERS. 

2  Sertif.  £36.15. 
16.13.4 


£53.8.4 
Jan'y   24th  1785. 


I  do  hereby  Certify  that  Hugh  Steer  served  as  a  volunteer 
soldier  in  my  company  under  the  Command  of  Col'r  Lochry 
upon  a  Campaign  against  the  savages  was  taken  prisoner 
and  did  not  get  home  from  his  Captivity  till  the  Expiration  of 
two  years  afterwards,  given  under  my  hand  at  Hannah's  Town 
this  27th  Day  of  Decmb'r  1784. 

ROBERT  ORR,  Capt. 


Philadelphia  ss. 

Before  me  Blanket  Fleeson  Justice  of  the  Peace  &c  per- 
sonally appeared  Hugh  Steer  the  above  named  and  made  Oath 
that  he  served  on  the  above  Expedition  and  that  it  was  o!ie 
year  and  eleven  months  from  the  time  he  set  out  until  his  ar- 
rival at  Kentuckey  and  above  three  weeks  after  before  he  re- 
turned to  the  place  from  which  he  set  out,  near  Hannah's 
town  in  Pennsylvania  Sworn  the  25th  day  of  Jany.  1785. 

PLUNKET  FLEESON. 


FIRST    BATTALION.     1782.     (a.) 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 
John   Pomeroy. 

Number  of  men,  61. 


COUNTY  OF  WESTMORELAND. 


271 


(c.)     A  LIST  OF  BIG  WHITELY  DISTRICT. 


Capt. 

John  Guthery. 

Lieut. 

Fixer  Clegg. 

Insine. 

Gidein  Long. 

Sergt. 

first.  Matthew  Hanon. 

Third.  John  Roberts. 

Seed.  Richd.  Dolson. 

1. 

Baley  Johnson. 

27.  Wm.   Notto. 

2. 

Ess  Davis. 

28.  Charles  Mc  dowel, 

3. 

John  McMahon. 

29.  John   Brown. 

4. 

John  Evans,  Jimr. 

30.  Benjamin  Notts. 

5. 

Noah  Long. 

31.  Eliel  Long. 

6. 

Charles  Scobey  (?) 

32.  Soloman  Hobbs. 

7. 

Richd.  Pain. 

S3.  Thos.  Flowers. 

8. 

Nathaniel  Kidd. 

34.  Francis  Hanah. 

9. 

John  Closson. 

35.  Peter  Yoho. 

10. 

Saml.  Dutton. 

36.  Henery  Yoho. 

11. 

Jeremiah  Long. 

37.  Aaron  Jinkins. 

12. 

Isaac  Bozorth. 

3^.  Elias  Stone. 

13. 

David  Flowers. 

39.  David  Long. 

14. 

Augustin  Dilinger. 

40.  John  Dugles. 

15. 

James  Long. 

41.  W^m.  Robison. 

16. 

Sami.  Evans. 

42.  George  Evans. 

17. 

Wm.  Masters. 

43.  John  Seryer. 

18. 

Mikil   Swope. 

44.  Jeremiah  Williams, 

19. 

John  Long. 

45.  Daniel  Rinehart. 

20. 

Zebedy  Lee. 

46.  Zacr.  Evans. 

21. 

John  Six. 

47.  Henery  Baker. 

22. 

Thos.  Provence. 

48.  Levi  Hand. 

23. 

Wm.  Hanah. 

49.  Benjamin  Sutton. 

24. 

Wm.  McCoy. 

50.  Thos.  Dugless. 

25. 

Natheu  Curey. 

51.  John  Notts. 

26. 

John  Peteyjohri. 

52.  Nathanul  Notts. 

272 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


A  LIST  OF  CAPT.   JOHN   HINKSON'S  CO'Y.     (c.) 


John   Hanna. 
Jas.  Clifford. 
Kobt.  Mclnoe. 
George  Finlay. 
John  Finlay. 
Hugh  Knose. 
Sam'l  Cunning. 
Ja's  McDonald. 
Robt.  McDonald. 
Wm.  Lemmon. 
John  Lemmon. 
Joseph  Lemmon. 


Ed.  Burns. 
Wilson  Buck. 
John  Callet. 
John   Sellers,  Lieut. 
Samuel  Sellers. 
David  Wilcox,  Ens. 
Hugh  Gibb. 
John  McMillan. 
Alex'r  Barlantine. 
John  Burns. 
Jas.  McClenachan. 
James  Staut. 


LOD'W  STEPHTEMAN. 


SECOND   BATTALION 
WESTMORELAND    COUNTY   MILITIA. 


i  273  ) 
18— Vol.  II— 6th  Ser. 


(  27i  ) 


COUNTY  OF  WESTMORELAND.  275 


OFFICERS  OF  SECOND  BATTALION,  1776.     (a.) 


Colonel. 
John  Carnahan. 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Providence  Mountz. 

Major. 
James  Smith. 

Captain. 
Van  Swearingen,  June,  1776. 

Privates. 
John  Carmichael.  George  Gray. 


SECOND  BATTALION,  1782.     (a.) 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Benjamin  Davis. 

Number  of  men,  176. 


A  RETURN  OF  THE  CLASS  NOW  ORDERED  ON  DUTIE.  (c.) 


Saml.  Byers.  William  Smith. 

Thos.  Charter  Welsh.  Sam.   Byers,  Junr. 

Absolom  Hendrix.  William  Smith,  Jur. 

And'w  Arnold.  John  Jones. 

William  Retenhouse.  Patrick  Killin,  Junr. 
William  Cushinberry. 


May  the   14th,  1782. 


JOHN  ALLEN,  Capt. 


276  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

N.  B.  Sir:  Sam'l  Byers  Jun'r  goes  upon  the  Campaign  and 
its  Expected  that  you  will  aquit  him  from  going  to  the  station. 

William  Smith  Jun'r  is  an  Exceeding  poor  man  &  If  he  goes 
out  to  the  Station  his  family  must  on  Doubtly  suffer  for  he 
has  not  so  much  in  the  world  as  would  pay  his  fine. 

To  Coil's  Cook  &  Davis. 

JOHN   ALLEN. 


(c).  THE  RETURN  OF  THE  FIRST  COMPT.  OP  THE 
SEKEND  BATALLION. 


Robert  Jameson.  William  Sill. 

William  Brady.  Thomas  Hammelton. 

By  me 

PHILIP  HOWELL,  Lt. 
Clas  the  7th. 


THIRD-   BATTALION 
WESTMORELAND    COUNTY   MILITIA. 


(277) 


(278) 


COUNTY  OF  WESTMORELAND. 


279 


(c.)     A  LIST  OF  THE  OFICERS  OF  THE  3D  BATALION  OF 
WESTMORLAND  COUNTY  MELITIA,  25TH  OCT.  1776. 


William  Sorks. 
Andrew  Robb. 
John  McClellen. 


Saml.   Clark. 
Hugh  Gilmore. 


Phil.  Gingins. 
James  Wood. 


Thos.  Davidson. 
Abraham  Wells. 


1st  Colonel. 
Edward  Cook. 

Lieut    Colonel. 
James   Marchel. 

1st   Major. 
Andrew  Lyn. 

2nd  Major. 
Robert  Adams. 

Standard  Bearer. 
Saml.  Burns. 

Captains. 

Benjn.  Davise. 
Thos.  Prather. 
John  Vanmeter. 

1st  Lieutenants. 

Robert  Richey. 
John  Reed. 

2nd  Lieutenants. 

Thomas  McKi-bbin. 

Ensigns. 

John  Castleman. 
James  Brown. 


Messrs.  McClean  &  Scott. 

Gentn. — the  Above  is  A  list  of  the  officers  of  the  3d  Battalion 
nearly  but  as  Some  of  the  Subaltrins  have  Joined  the  Continen- 
tal Battalion  one  or  two  I  have  not  had  a  Return  of,  if  you 
Could  Procure  a  few  Blank  Commissions  to  be  Filled  up  by 
you  at  your  Return  which  may  be  had  as  the  Dstance  is  so 
Great  upon  Your  Applications  I  am  Gentn.  Your. 
Most  Humble  Servt., 

EDWD.  COOK. 


280 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


A  RETURN  OF  THE  FIELD  OFFICERS,  CAPTAINS  AND 
SUBALTERNS  IN  THE  THIRD  BATTALION  OF  THE 
COUNTY  OF  WESTMORELAND  MILITIA  COMMANDED 
BY   COL.  JAMES   SMITH. 

FIELD  OFFICERS. 


1.  James  Leech. 

2.  George  Baird. 

3.  Hugh  Mitchell. 

4.  James  Darrans. 


Colonel. 
James  Smith,  Esqr. 

Lieut.    Colonel. 
Providence  Mounts,   Esqr. 

Major. 
Joseph  McGarrough,  Esq'r. 

Captains. 

5.  David   Vance. 

6.  John  Sampson. 

7.  John  Christy. 


1.  Ebenezer  Goe. 

2.  Alexander  McGrew. 

3.  Hugh  Emason. 

4.  David  Lindsey. 

1.  Benjamin  Goe. 

2.  John  Sherrar. 

3.  David  Kaleklezer. 

4.  Isaac  White. 


1st  Lieutenants. 

5.  Vacant. 

6.  Vacant. 

7.  George  Gray. 

2d  Lieutenants. 

5.  James  Catarmus. 

6.  Thos.  Snodgrass. 

7.  Wm.  Plummers. 


William   Carr. 
Mathew  Caldwell. 
Bartley  Fitzgerald. 


Ensigns. 

5.  James  Tucker. 

6.  Abra'm  Whittaker. 

7.  John  Christy,  Jr. 
4.  John  Stewart. 

t  certify  the  above  return  to  be  just  and  true. 

CHRISTOPHER  HAYS, 
Sub.  Lieut,  of  Westmoreland  County. 
CHR.  HAYS,  S.  L. 
1778  April  2d  Received  of  Timothy  Matlack  Esq'r  Commis- 
sions for  the  officers  above  mentioned. 


COUNTY  OF  WESTMORELAND.  281 

(c.)     July  th8,   1778. 

Reced  of  Christhopher  Hays  the  Sum  of  Twenty  Seven  Boi- 
lers for  Service  as  a  substitute  under  the  Command  of  Captan 
Beam  I  say  Reed.  P  Me. 

WILLIAM   KATE. 


(c.)  A  Return  of  a  Company  of  foot  who  Have  Enaxed  them- 
selves to  the  third  Batalion  of  the  County  of  Westmoreland 
formerly  asossated  in  Virginia  the  officers  Names  Return'd  to 
Me  Under  the  Hands  and  Seals  of  the  Judges  of  the  Elections 
held  in  their  Divition  the  Seventh  Day  of  May  1778. 

Offiers    Names. 
John  Meason,  Capt.  2d  Ln.  John  Kerr. 

1st  Lieut.  Frances  Hickman.       Ensign  Saml.  Wells. 

I  Request  the  Commitions  May  Be  Sent  Agreeable  to  this 
Return  By  Coll.  John  Proctor. 

I  Am  Honnored  Sir, 
Your  Most  Obedient 

Humb.  Sarvt., 

A.  LOCHRY. 
To 

To  His  Excellancy  the  Precedent  of  the  Shuprame  Executive 
Councel  State  Pennsa. 

1778  June  11th  Reed,  of  Timothy  Matlack,  Esq.,  commissions 
for  the  officers  above  named. 

THOS.  SCOTT. 


(c.)  Sir:  As  we  are  well  acquainted  with  your  Situation  and 
the  Great  Barrier  you  are  to  our  Fronteers. 

We  Therefore  do  hereby  Order  and  Impower  you  to  put  that 
part  of  your  Battalion  that  is  on  the  North  Side  of  the  Penn- 
sylvania Road  under  Pay  and  Rations  such  as  shall  well  and 
truly  attend  to  the  lawfull  commands  of  their  Superior  Officers 
given  under  our  hands  this  first  Day  of  August,  A.  D.  1778. 

CHRISTR.  HAY.. 
WILLIAM    COCHRAN. 

To  Maj'r  Joseph  MeGarraugh  of  the  Third  Battallion  of  West- 
moreland  County   Militia. 


282  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

Dear  Sir:  As  we  find  you  on  the  North  side  of  the  Penn- 
syl'va  Road  has  been  of  singular  service  to  our  Distressed 
Country  we  therefore  think  it  our  duty  to  continue  you  there- 
fore you  are  Ordered  to  put  that  Part  of  your  Battalion  that 
is  North  of  the  Pennsylvania  Road  under  pay  and  Rations  as 
formerly  given  under  hand  this  Ninth  Day  of  October  1778. 

CHRISTR.  HAY,  Lt. 

WILLIAM   COCHRAN. 

To  Joseph  McGarraugh  Maj'r  of  the  third  Battalion  of  West- 
moreland County  Militia. 


Kentucky. 

Burbon  County  ss.  (c.) 

Personally  Appeared  before  me  one  of  the  Common-Wealth 
Justices  for  said  County  Edward  Byrom  and  being  Duly  Sworn 
According  to  Law  Sayeth  that  James  Leech  was  a  Captain  of 
the  Melitia  in  Westmoreland  County  and  State  of  Pennsylva- 
nia in  a  Battalion  Commanded  by  Colonel  James  Smith  and 
was  taken  Prisoner  by  the  Indians  in  Feby.  'th  1779  in  Actual 
Serviss  by  order  of  two  Sub  County  Lieutenants  and  Returned 
home  in  the  fall  of  the  year  in  1782  and  is  Now  Living  in  Ken- 
tucky in  Fyatte  County — Sworn  and  Subscribed  this  Tv/enty 
fourth  Day  of  Augt.  1793. 

EDWARD  BYRAM. 

I  certify  that  Edward  Byram  Came  before  me  Alvin  Mount- 
joy  one  of  the  Commonwealths  Justices  in  the  County  of  bour- 
bone  and  State  of  Kaintuckky  and  was  quallifide  that  the 
Above  deposition  is  true  and  Just  to  the  best  of  his  noledg. 

Given  under  my  hand  this  24  of  August  1793. 

ALVIN  MOUNTJOY. 


THIRD  BATTALION,  1782.     (a.) 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
George  Beard  [Baird]. 

Number  of  men,  122. 


FOURTH   BATTALION 
WESTMORELAND    COUNTY   MILITIA. 


(283) 


\ 


\ 


(  284  ) 


COUNTY  OF  WESTMORELAND. 


285 


A  RETURN  OF  THE  OFFICERS  OF  THE  4TH  BATALION 
OF  WESTMORELAND  COUNTY  MILITIA  WITH  THE  NO. 
OF    THE    COMPANY. 


Benjn  Davis  1st  Col'o. 
John  McClelleu,  2nd. 
Samuel  Wilson,  Maj. 


William  Sparks,  Capt. 
John  Allen,  1st  Lt. 
Andrew  Arnal,  2nd. 
James   Cravin,    Ens'n. 


Field  Officers. 


1st. 


2d  Company. 


William  Conwell,  Capt. 
Jesse  Rude,  1st  Lt. 
John  Armstrong,  2nd. 
Saml.   Adams,   Ens'n. 

John  Vanmeter,  Capt. 
John  Reed,  1st  Lieut. 
William   Morgan,  2nd. 
William  Albion,  Ens'n. 

John  Kyle,  Capt. 
Peter  Wedel,  1st  Lt. 
Joseph  Pearce,  2nd  Lt. 
Lewes  Pearce,  Ens'n. 


3rd. 


4!h. 


5th. 


Andrew   Robb,   Capt. 

Hugh  Gilmore,  1st  Lt.   accused   with  Toryism. 

Thomas  McKibbins,   2nd   Lt. 

William  Frame,  Ens'n. 


6th 


Edw'd   Morton,  Capt. 
Wm.  Moore,  1st  Lt. 
Wm.  Banker,  2nd. 
Philip  Howel,  Ens'n. 


286 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA, 


7th  Company. 
Philip  Rogers,  Capt. 
Robert  Richey,  1st  Lt. 
Wiliam  Downard,  2nd. 
Abraham  Westfall,   Ens'n. 

8th. 
James  Marshel,  Capt. 
Sam'l  Clark,  1st  Lt. 
John  Castleman,  2nd. 
Robert  Forsyth,  Ensign. 

N.  B.  the  5th  &  6th  Company  makes  Application  for  Drum 
and  Colours  or  cash  to  Purchas  the  above  Return  is  agreeable 
to  Return  made  to  me  from  the  Diff't  Companys. 

EDW'D   COOK,   S.    Lt. 
1778  April  2d  rec'd  of  Timothy   Matlack  Esq'r  Commission 
for  the  officers  above  mentioned. 

CHR.  HAYS,  S.  Lt. 


A  ROLL  OF  THE  MILITIA  STATIONED  AT  PRICKETS 
FORT  MONONffAHILA  COUNTY,  UNDER  CAPT.  ZEDOCK 
SPRINGER,     (c.) 


Captn.   Spinger 

Ensign  Hayman,    ... 

Serjt.   Husk 

Martin   Hardin 

Valentine  McDonald 
Christian  Coffman,    . 

David   Reed 

Eckebad    Stanberry, 

John    Monear 

Richard  Fields 

Elija    Kerr 

Patrick   Morgan,     . . . 

Jacob  Feigley 

Emas  Pettegow,    


When  Entd. 


July  15. 
23. 
15. 
15. 
15. 
15. 
15. 
-  15. 
17. 
17. 
20. 
23. 
2S. 
19. 


I  hereby  certify  that  the  above  is  a  true  accout  of  the  men 
stationed  at  Prickets  Fort  under  my  command  this  3d  day  of 
August  1777. 

ZADOK  SPRINGER. 


COUNTY  OF  WESTMORELAND.  287 


FOURTH   BATTALION,  1782.     (a.) 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Benjamin  Harrison. 

Number  of  men,  123. 


(c.)     Apral  ye  16th  1782. 

this  is  to  Sertify  home  it  May  Consern  that  the  bearer  hereof 
Ensien  Samul  Sincler  Served  as  a  volenter  to  frenchcreek  for 
which  he  weare  to  be  Exmpt  two  towers  of  duty  and  the  Seid 
Mr.  Sincler  has  not  bene  Exmpt  from  aney  on  that  acounte 
therefor  he  heas  no  Right  to  Serve  until  that  the  Batalion 
dose  duty  aquvalent. 

Sertifyed  by  me, 

THOMAS  MORTON,  Capt. 


Aprl.  16th,  1782. 

A  RETURN  OF  THE  FIFTH  CLASS  OF  MEN  THAT'S  NOW 
CALL'D    UPON    DUTY,     (c.) 


James  Frost.  David  Mitchel. 

William  Anders.  Solomon  Spears. 

Henry  Nowland.  William  Burges. 

John  Worley.  ,    Cornelius  Best. 
David  Oglin.  Robert  Richey. 

Richard  Burges. 

To  Col.  Crook,  Esqr. 

Im  sir  your  most   humbl.  sent. 

CAPT.  JOHN  VANMATRA. 


?S8 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


June  8th,  1782. 
A   RETURN   OF  THE   SEVENTH   CLASS    OF   MEN   THAT'S 
NOW  CALL'D  UPON  DUTY  IN  ORDER  FOR  RUNING  YE 
LINE,     (c.) 


Alexander  Hinds. 
Isaac  Oldham. 
Joseph  Patton. 


William  Reed. 
David  Allen. 
William  Gardner. 


And  also  of  ye  8lh  thats  to  march  to  the  station. 


John  Ryon. 
Moses  Thomson. 
John  Patterson. 


Paul   Nowland. 
John  Austrow. 

JOHN   VANMATRE,  Capt. 


June  1782. 
(c.)  A  PAY  ROLL  OF  CPT.  JOHN  VANMETER'S  COMPANY 
OF  MELITIA  4TH  WESTMORELAND  BATTALION  W.  C. 
BENJ'N  DAVIS  CO'O  THAT  WAS  CALL'D  OUT  IN  ORDER 
FOR  RUNING  THE  LINE  BETWEEN  THIS  STATE  AND 
VIRGINIA. 


Officer's  Names. 


June    6th, 

June    14th. 

David   Colclazer,    Lieut 

June    6th, 

June    14th. 

Edward  Hail  Ensign. 

Arclia.  Gardn'n,  CM:. 

Ken's  Names. 

1. 

William  Beasel  '] 

2. 

John  Die.                I       Sprjents. 
James  Linn. 
John  Sans.           J 

3. 

4. 

5. 

Thomas  Gilfillin. 

6. 

James  Steel. 

7. 

John   Flack. 

COUNTY  OF  WESTMORELAND. 


289 


PAY  ROLL  OF  CPT  JOHN  VANMETER'S  COMPANY  OF 
MELITIA  4TH  WESTMORELAND  BATTALION— Con- 
tinued. 


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Officer'?  Names. 

S  H 

a  *^ 

<"    u 

5 

■a 

3 

iz; 

o 

W 

William  Gardner. 
George  Burkhammer 
John  Stewart. 
Jacob  Forsythe. 
David  Allen. 
John  Gilmore. 
William  Gilmore. 
Joseph  Chambers. 
Isaac  Oldman. 
Samuel  Clerk. 
Levi  Stevens. 
Edward  Chambers. 
Adam  Hatton. 
Peter  Harkcom. 
William  Wilson. 
Joseph  Patten. 
James  Wells. 
Joseph  Smart. 
Alexander  Ross. 
William  Beachem. 
Robert  Ross. 
Reubin  Person. 
James  Thomson. 
John  Walling-. 
Benjamin  Po-A'ers. 
James  Powers. 
John  Johns. 
John  Walker. 
John  Drennen. 
John  McClain. 
Hugh  Bartley. 
Ely  Selvy. 
George  Brickie. 
James  Scott,    


Contersigned, 

BD'W  COOK, 
Lt.  W.  Cty. 

Westmoreland  ss. 

Personally  Appeared  before  me  one  of  the  Common  Wealth 
Justice  for  Said  the  Above  Said  John  Vanmeter  Capt.  of  Mili- 
tia and  made  oath  According  to  Law  that  the  Above  Pay  Roll 
19— Vol.  II— 6th  Ser. 


290  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

is  Just  and  true  as  it  Stands  Stated  without  fraud  to  the  State 
or   Individual. 

Sworn  and  Subscribed  the  10th  July  1784. 

JOHN  VANMATER. 

Before 

EDW.  COOK. 


A  RETURN  OF  THE  SECOND  THIRD  AND  FOURTH 
CLASSES  ORDERED  ON  DUTY  YE  8TH  OF  AUGUST,  1782. 
(c.) 


Class  2d. 
Robert  Walker,  hanestown.        Peter  Rothwell. 
Benjamen  Clarke.  Mathew  Boner. 

William  Alben.  William  Underbill. 

Philip  Heldebrand.  William  Muckelroy. 

Class  3d. 
Robert  Mays.  Abner  Reevs,  Campaign. 

William  Shaver,  Hannastown.  Benjemen  Long,  Campaign. 
John  Shaver,  Hannastown.  Nathaniel  Clarke. 

John  Barkehammer.  Mathew  Beasel,  Campaign. 

Class  4th 
Philip  Tabert.  Peter  Resner. 

Philip  Drum.  Campaign.  John  Rutan,  Campaign. 

Robert  Glass,  Campaign.  William  Walker.  Substitute  out. 

Abrahan  Ritchey. 

Returnd  pr  me 

JAMES   STERETT, 
To  Col.  Benjemen  Davis.  August  ye  13th,  1782. 


(c.)  At  an  Election  held  at  Joseph  Boultenhouse's  on  Mon- 
day the  8th  of  October  for  field  officers  in  the  4th  Battalion  of 
Westmoreland  County  Militia  John  McClellen  was  Duly  Elected 
Lieut  Colonel  and  Zedick  Springer  Maj'r. 

Certified  by  us. 

PHILIP   ROGERS, 
JONATHIN    REECE, 
Test.  Judges. 

EDW.  COOK.  S.  Lt. 


COUNTY  OF  WESTMORELAND.  291 


(c.)     RETURN  JOHN  KYLES  COMPANY,  ONE  CLASS. 


Lieut.  Joseph  Peirce.  Robert  Davidson. 

Joseph  Beasworth.  James  Scoot. 

John  Weddle.  Samuel    Finley. 

Jacob  Evins.  John  Cavit. 

pr  me, 

JOHN  KYLE. 


(c.)  A  RETURN  OF  YE  2,  3  &  4  CLASS  THATS  NOW 
CALLED  UPON  DUTY. 

JOHN  VANMAT'R,  Cpt. 


2nd. 

Samuel  Scott. 

Alexand'r  Moorhead,  gone  to  Raborns  Station. 

James  Stewart. 

Samuel  Dehavins,  Campeign. 

David  Milborn,  Campeign. 

James    Thomson,    Campeign. 

Moses  Tegardm. 

Jacob  Housman,  Campeign. 

3rd, 
Andrew  White. 
Joseph  Moorhead,  Campeign. 
Joseph  Jones,  Jun'r,  Campeign. 
Forgey  Clemence,  Raburn  Station. 
Thomas  Moorhead. 
Michael  Dare,  Campeign. 
Thomas  Armstrong. 

4th 

John    Wright. 

James  Grier. 

John  Lowdin. 

Mashech  Casey. 

William  Morelin,  his  wife  lies  at  the  point  of  Death. 


292  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


(c.)     RETURN   OF  THE  6TH  CLASS   THAT   NOW  CALLED 
UPON  DUTY. 


Christopher  Housman. 
Aaron  Tullies. 
Samuel   Holms. 

John  Thomson,  muteneyed  here  because  there  was  not  arms 
and  amunition  on  the  spot  for  him  made  no  other  excuse. 

JOHN  VANMATRA,  Capt. 


To  All  Whome  it  May  Concern,     (c.) 

This  Doth  Certify  that  Peden  Cook  Late  of  Lancaster  County 
hath  Entred  Himself  in  Capt'n  John  Vanmeters  Company  of 
"Westmoreland  County  and  hath  his  there  to  Pay  for  the  hire 
of  men  for  Six  months. 

Given  under  my  hand  this  Eight  Day  of  October  one  thou- 
sand seven  hundred  and  Eighty  one. 

BDW'D   COOK. 


FIFTH   BATTALION 
WESTMORELAND    COUNTY  MILITIA. 


(293) 


(294) 


COUNTY  OF  WESTMORELAND. 


295 


FIFTH  BATTALION.     1782.     (a.) 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Theophilus  Phillips. 


Robert  Beall. 
Thomas    Moore. 
Joseph  Beckett. 


Number  of  men,  119. 

Captains. 

Hezekiah  McGruder. 
Hugh  Martin. 
John  McClelland. 


Lieutenant. 
Brownlee,  killed  by  the  Indians,  July  13,  1782. 


(296) 


BATTALIONS  1-5 
WESTMORELAND    COUNTY   MILITIA. 


(297) 


(298) 


COUNTY  OP  WESTMORELAND. 


299 


RETURN  OF  OFFICERS  OF   THE   FIRST   BATALION   OF 
WESTMORELAND,  SS.     (c.) 


Colonel. 

Alexander  Barr. 

Lieut.   Colonel. 

John  Pomroy. 

Major. 

James  Wilkins. 

First  Company. 

Captain. 

John   Hopkins. 

Lieuts. 

William  Evens. 

Wm.   Lemmon. 

Ensign. 

John  Lemmon. 

Privates. 

55  Men. 

Court  Martial  Men. 

James  Ramsey. 

David  McKishoi 

Second  Company. 

Captain. 

Robert  Knox. 

Lieuts. 

Edward  Hafferty. 

Andrew  Brown. 

Ensign. 

William  Porter. 

Privates. 

55  Men. 

300 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


James  How. 


John  Wood. 


Thos.  Wood. 


Joseph  McCartney. 


Peter  Timbold. 


Nathaniel  Miller. 


Court  Martial  Men. 

William  Piper. 

Third  Company. 

Captain. 
John  Hinkston. 

Lieuts. 

John  Sellers. 

Ensign. 

Privates. 

55  Men. 

Court  Martial  Men. 

Saml.  Johnston. 

Fourth  Cojnpany. 

Captain. 
Richard  Williams. 

Lieuts. 

Wm.  Kerns. 

Ensign. 
Henrey  Marshel. 

Privates. 
55  Men. 

Court  Martial  Men. 

Wm.  Smith. 


Wm.  Currey. 


Fifth  Company. 

Captain. 
Robt.   McGuffey. 

Lieuts. 

Edwd.  McDowell. 

Ensign. 
Jacob  Hagarnet. 


COUNTY  OF  WESTMORELAND. 

Privates. 
55  Men. 


David  Thompson. 


Court  Martial  Men. 

James  Benford. 


301 


Robt.  Reyburn. 


Randies  Laughlin. 


Sixth  Company. 

Captain. 

Saml.    Dixson. 

Lieuts. 

John  Miller. 

Ensign. 
Robert   Mitchel. 

Privates. 
55  Men. 

Court  Martial  Men. 

James  McClain. 


James  Barr. 


Saml.  Sloan. 


Seventh   Company. 

Captain. 

Andw.    Lowers. 

Lieuts. 

Harden  Hill. 

Ensign. 
Daniel   Karns. 

Privates. 
55  Men. 

Court  Martial  Men. 

James  Wilson. 


Eighth  Company. 

Captain. 
Wm.  Love. 


302 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Alexd.  Craig. 


James  Parr. 


Lieuts. 

Adam  Maxwell. 

Ensign. 
Thos.    Watson. 

Privates. 
55  Men. 

Court  Martial  Men. 

James  Thompson. 


OFFICERS  OF  THE  TROOP  OF  HORSE  IN  SAID  COUNTY. 


Robert  Hanna. 


Captain. 
William  Lochry. 

Lieuts. 

Abraham   Hendricks. 

Corronet. 
Charles  Foreman. 


OFFICERS   OF   THE   SECOND  BATALION   IN   WESTMORE- 
LAND COUNTY. 


Colonel. 
John  Perrey. 

Lieut.  Colonel. 
John  Sheilds. 

Major. 
Christopher  Lavengair. 


COUNTY  OF  WESTMORELAND. 

First  Company. 

Captain. 

James  Clark. 


303 


Thomas  Fletcher. 


John  Moore. 


Abraham  Leasure. 


John  Giffen. 


Wm.  Callan. 


Lieuts. 

Saml.  Coulter. 

Ensign. 
Robert  Waddle. 

Privates. 
64   Men. 

Court  Matrial  Men. 

John  Shepherd. 

Second  Company. 

Captain. 

Hugh    Martain. 

Lieuts. 

Isaac  Mchenrey. 

Ensign. 
Charles  Fiskey. 

Privates. 
64   Men. 

Court  Martial  Men. 

Saml.   Sarral. 

Third  Company. 

Captain. 
David  Marchaut. 

Lieuts. 

Robert  Hall. 

Ensign. 
George  McEnterfer. 

Privates. 
55  Men. 


304 


Nicholas  Davis. 


John  Gorley. 


James  Wisbey. 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

Court  Matrial  Men. 

Robert  Fleming. 

Fifth  Company. 

Captain. 
Robert   McKee. 

Lieuts. 

George  Pattey. 

Ensign. 
John  Redclick. 

Privates. 
55  Men. 

Court  Martial  Men. 

John  Stoops. 

Sixth  Company. 

Captain. 
John  McClellion. 


John  Wingfeild. 


Mosses  Latta. 


James  Scott. 


Lieuts. 

Robert  Dilworth. 

Ensign. 

Alexd.  McClelion. 

Privates. 
55  Men. 

Court  Martial  Men. 

Wm.  Robertson. 

Seventh   Company. 

Captain. 

David    McKee. 

Lieuts. 

James  Hill. 

Ensign. 
Robt.  Taylor. 


COUNTY  OF  WESTMORELAND. 


805 


John  Gutree. 


Privates. 
55  Men. 

Court  Martial  Men. 

Malhew  Miller. 


Jab.  Clingalsmith. 


William  Beast. 


Eighth  Company. 

Captain. 
Christopher  Tfubee. 

Lieuts. 

Henrey  Heasley. 

Ensign. 
John  Conkle. 

Privates. 
55  Men. 

Court  Martial  Men. 

Philip  Clingalsmith. 


I  do  Certify  that  the  officers  were  Elected  agreeable  to  the 
Melitia  Act.     Given  Under  my  hand  this  10th  June,  1777. 

A.   LOCHRY. 

Adjutand  for  the  first  Battalion,  Wm.  Ballantine. 
Hugh  McDaddle,  for  2d  Battalion. 

deliv'd  to  Colo.  Archibald  Lochry  the  13  Septr.  1777. 


A  LIST  OF  OFFICERS  BELONGING  TO  THE  THIRD  BATTA- 
LION OF  WESTMORELAND  COUNTY,  VIZ.     (c.) 


Colonel. 
James    Smith. 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Providence  Mounts. 

Major. 
Joseph  McGerraugh. 
20— Vol.  II— 6th  Ser. 


306 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


No.  2  John  Baird. 
3  Hugh  Mitchell. 
5  David  Vance. 


Captains. 

No.  6  John  Sampson. 
7  John  Christey. 


No.  1.  William  Sparks. 

2.  William  Conwell. 

3.  John  Vanmeter. 

4.  John  Kyle. 


Fourth  battalion. 

Colonel. 
Benjamin  Davis. 

Lt.  Colonel. 
John   McClelan. 

Major. 
Samuel  Wilson. 

Captains. 

No.  5.  Andrew  Rabb. 

6.  James  Marshall. 

7.  Philip  Rodgers. 


We  Whoes  names  are  under  written  do  Certify  that  the 
Within  Named  persons  were  duely  Elected  to  the  Several 
officers,  as  the  Stand  on  the  Lists,  in  the  third  &  fourth  Batta- 
lions of  Westmoreland  County  Melitia. 

CHRISTOPHER  HAYS. 

JAMES  SMITH. 

1778,  January  3d  Reed,  of  Timothy  Matlack,  Esqr.,  Commis- 
sions for  the  officers  named  in  the  within  list. 

THOS.  SCOTT. 


A  RETURN  OF  THE  MILITIA  IN  THEIR  RANKS  BELONG- 
ING TO  WESTMORELAND  COUNTY  IN  THE  COMMON- 
WEALTH OF  PENNSYLVANIA,     (c.) 


FIRST  BATTALION. 


Field  Officers. 

Coll. 

Alexander  Barr. 


COUNTY  OF  WESTMORELAND. 

Lt.  Coll. 
John  Pumry. 

Majr. 
James  Wilkins. 

Lt.  Horse  Compy. 

Capt. 
William  Lochry. 

1st  Lt. 
Resigned. 

2d  Lt. 
Abm.  Hendricks. 

Corut. 
Charles  Forman. 

Adjut. 
Wm.    Mitchell. 

Qr.  Master. 
Moses  Watson. 


307 


Privates 


1st  Compy.  of  foot. 
John  Hopkins,  Capt. 
Wm.  Lemmons,  1st  Lt. 
John  Lemmons  2d  Lt. 
Joseph  Hopkins,  Ens'n. 
4  Sergts.     4  Corps. 
Privates  


61 


45 


Robt.  Knox,  Capt. 
Edward   Hafferty,  Lt. 
Andw.  Brown,  Lt. 
Wm.  Porter,  Bnsn. 
Privates  


2d   Compy. 


55 


John  Hinkson,   Capt. 
John  Woods,  Lt. 


3d  Company. 


308  -  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

John  Sellars,   Lt. 

David  Willson,  Ensn. 

3  Sergts.     1  Corpl. 

Privates  11 

4  Compy. 
Richard  Williams,  Capt. 
Broke,  1st  Lt. 
Wm.  Kearns,  2d  Lt. 
Henry  Marshall,  Ensn. 
Privates  55 


5th  Compy. 
Robt.  McGuffy,  Capt. 
Wm.  Corry,  Lt. 
Edward  McDowel,  Lt. 
Jacob  Hargonet,  Ensn. 
4  Sergts. 
Privates  38 


6th  Compy. 
Saml.  Dickson,  Capt. 
Robert  Reyburn,  Lt. 
Robt.   Mitchell    (deceased),   Ensn. 
Privates  19 


7th  Compy. 
And'w  Lowas,   Capt. 
James  Barr,  Lt.         ' 
Hardy  Hill,  Lt. 
Danl.  Kearns,  Ensn. 
Privates  28 


8th  Compy. 
Wm.  Love,  Capt. 
Alex'r  Craig,  Lt. 
Adam  Maxwell,  Lt. 
Thomas  Watson,  Ensn. 
4  Sergts.     3  Corpls. 
Privates   58 


COUNTY  OF  WESTMORELAND.  309 

SECOND  BATTALION. 

Coll. 

John  Perry. 

Lt.  Coll. 
John  Shields. 

Majr. 
Stophel  Lovingair. 

1st  Compy. 
Jas.  Clerk,  Captain.  Robt.  Waddel,  Ensn. 

Thomas  Fletcher,  Lt.  3  Sergts. 

Saml.'  Coulter,  Lt.  Privates  40 

2d  Compy. 
Hugh  Martin,  Capt.  Charles  Fiscus,  Ensn. 

Abm.  Leisure,  Lt.  4  Sergts. — 4   Corpls. 

Isaac  McHenry,  Lt.  Privates  5"( 

3d  Compy. 
David  Merchant,  Capt.                 Geo.  McEnterfer,  Ensn. 
Wm.  Callen,  Lt.                             4  Sergts.     4   Corpls. 
Robt.  Hall,  Lt.  Privates  55 

4  Compy. 

John  Moore,  Capt.  John  Niesbit,  Ens. 

James  Moore,  Lt.  Privates,   43 

Thos.  Burbridge,  Lt. 

5  Compy. 

Robert  McKey,  Capt.  John  Riddock.  Ensn. 

John  Gourla,  Lt.  Privates   27 

George  Patty,  Lt. 

6th  Compy. 

John  McLelland,  Capt.  Alex'r  McLelland,  Ensn. 

Wm.  Robinson,  Lt.  Privates  55 

Robt.  Dilworth,  Lt. 

7th  Compy. 
David  McKey,  Capt.  Robt.  Taylor.  Ensn. 

James  Scott,  Lt.  Privates  26 

James  Hill,  Lt. 


310  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

8th  Compy. 

Christopher  Truby,  Capt.  John  Concle,  Ensn. 

Jacob  Clinglesmith,  Lt.  Privates 62 

Henry  Haseley,  Lt. 

Agreeable  to  Orders  I  have  sent  the  Return  of  the  first  and 
Second  Battalions,  which  is  all  I  am  able  to  do  Regularly,  Coll. 
Hayes  Informed  me  that  he  would  try  to  Obtain  Commissions 
for  the  3d  &  4th  Battalions  as  they  were  Returned  though  not 
formed  or  filled  agreeable  to  Law,  I  have  not  yet  got  their 
Class  Rolls.  On  Receiving  Orders  to  make  Returns  to  ye 
Honorable  Council  I  sent  Express  to  Coll.  Cooke  and  Coll. 
Hayes  for  a  Punctual  Report  of  their  Strength,  but  Rec'd  no 
Answer  as  yet.  I  am  Sorry  to  have  Reason  to  Inform  you 
that  the  Enemy  driving  Captivating  and  killing  so  many  of 
our  Frontiers  is  the  Only  Cause  our  Compy.  Returns  is  Re- 
duced so  Low  as  they  now  Stand,  I  likewise  stand  in  Need  of 
Tavern  Licenses  which  I  hope  you  will  send  by  this  Express, 
and  with  Pleasure  I  am  Cheerful  to  give  the  most  carefull  At- 
tention to  ye  Orders  &  Remains  ye  Excellencies  most  Obedt. 

Humble  Servt. 

A.  LOCHRY. 
the  25th  Apr.  1778. 

Thos.  Wharton  Jun.  Esqr.  Precedent  of  the  Supreme  Execu- 
tive Council. 


A  RETURN  OF  THE  3D  BATTALION  WITH  RANK  OF 
COMPANIES  &  NUMBER  OF  MEN  WESTMORELAND 
COUNTY,     (c.) 


Colonel. 
James    Smith. 

Lt.  Colonel. 
Providence  Mounts. 

Major. 
Joseph  McGerraugh. 


COUNTY  OF  WESTMORELAND. 


311 


Captains. 


1st.  James  Leech.  ... 
2nd.  George  Beard,  . 
3rd.  Hugh  Mitchell.  , 
4th.  James  Torrence, 
5th.  David  Vance,  . 
6th.  John  Sampson, 
7th.  John   Christie,     . 


Total, 


No.    of 
Officers. 


No.    of 
Privates. 


This  Return  Certified  to  me  by  Coll. 
Coll.  Edwd.  Cooke. 


Christopher  Hayes  & 


A.    LOCHRY. 


A  Return  of  the  4th  Battalion  of  Militia  with  Rank  and  Num- 
ber in  Westmoreland  County. 


Colonel. 
Benjamin  Davis. 

Lt.  Colonel. 
John  McLelland. 

Major. 


Captains. 


No.    of 
Privates. 


1.  William   Sparks, 

2.  William    Conwell 

3.  John    Vanmeatre 

4.  John   Kyle 

5.  Andrew   Robb,     . 

6.  Thomas   Morton. 

7.  Philip  Rodgers, 

8.  James  Marshall, 

Total 


This  Return  made  by  Coll.  Edward  Cooke. 


312  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


A   RETURN   OF   ELECTIONS   IN   THE   1ST   BATALION   OF 
WESTMORELAND  COUNTY  MILITIA,     (c.) 


Lt.  Col. 
William  Parrey. 

Major. 
Christetor  trubey. 

1st  Company. 
James  Clark,   Capt.  Robert  Waddle,  Ensign. 

Thomas  Flecher,  Lt. 

2d  Company. 
Hugh  Martin,  Capt.  William  McCustin,  Ensign. 

John  Peoples,  Lt. 

3d  Company. 
Peter  Rush,  Capt.  Michael  Cunkle,  Ensign. 

Michael  Smith,  Lt. 

4  Company. 

William  Guthry,  Capt.  William  Kerr,  Ensign. 

Andrew  Crookshank,  Lt. 

5  Company. 

John  McClellen,  Capt.  John  Nicholds,  Ensign. 

John  Brodly,  Lt. 

6  Company. 

Jacob  Shrader,  Capt.  William  Bell,  Ensign. 

Michael  Frichman,  Lt. 

7  Company. 

James  Moore,  Capt.  William  Maxwell,  Lt. 


8  Company. 
Alexander  Craige,  Capt.  William  Thomson,  Ensign. 

Samael  Craige,  Lt. 


COUNTY  OF  WESTMORELAND. 


313 


RETURN   OF   ELECTIONS   IN   THE   2D   BATALION. 


Lt.  Col. 
Benjamen  Davis. 

Major. 
Samuel  Willson. 

Return    of   the   Companys    whose   commission    expired    this 
year  of  the  2d  Batalion. 

3d  Company. 
Jacob    Spears,   Lt.  John  Rutan,  Ensign. 

1st  Company. 
Thomas  Mortan,  Capt.  George  Shields,  Ensign. 

Philip  Howel,  Lt. 

6th  Company. 
John  Reed,   Capt.  William  Jones,  Ensign. 

William  Morgan,  Lt. 

7th  Company. 
Joseph  Pearce,  Capt.  William  Moore,  Ensign. 

Kenry  Westley,  Lt. 


A  RETURN  OF  ELECTIONS  OF  COMPANYS  IN  THE  4TH 
AND  5TH  BATALION  IN  CONSEQUENCE  OP  RESIGNA- 
TIONS REMOVALS  &C  THE  OTHERS  WERE  COMMIS- 
SIONED THE  LAST  YEAR  WHEN  THE  LINE  WAS  RUN 
AND  THOSE  WHO  CLAIMED  UNDER  VBRGINIA  FELL 
IN.     (c.) 


4TH  BATTALION. 


John  Huston,  Capt. 
John  McDowel,  Lt. 


5th  Company. 

Aaron  Sacket,  Ensign. 


314  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

4th  Company. 
Reason  Virgin,  Capt.  William   Daveson,  Ensn. 

6th  Company. 
Jacob  Macklin,  Capt.  Peter    Iceman,    Ensign. 

Jacob  Smith,  Lt. 


5TH   BATTALION. 
5th  Company. 
Joseph  Rogers,  Capt.  James  Byers,  Ensign. 

Andrew  Arnal,  Lt. 


A  RETURN  OF  THE  ELECTION  OF  THE  3D  BATTALLION 
OF  WESTMORELAND  COUNTY  MILITIA,     (c.) 


Lt.  Colnl. 
Nehemiah  Stokely. 

Majr. 
John  Mason. 

1st  Company. 
Patrick  Hunter,  Capt.  Peter  Tarr,  Ensn. 

William  Owans,  Lt. 

2d  Company. 
Thomas  Mason,  Capt.  John  Bell,  Ensn. 

Joseph  Robinson,  Lt. 

3d  Company. 
Daniel  Williamson,  Capt.  John  Johnson,  Ensn. 

Frederick  Hill,  Lt. 

4th  Company. 

Hugh  Mitchell,  Capt.  Peter  Todd,  Ensn. 

Andrew  Dow,  Lt. 


COUNTY  OF  WESTMORELAND.  315 

5th  Company. 
James  Hamilton,  Capt.  John  Ray,  Ensgn. 

David  Tate,  Lt. 

6th  Company. 
Alexander   McGrew,   Capt.  James  Davison,  Ensgn. 

William  Simervell,  Lt. 

7th  Company. 
John  Cristy,  Capt.  James  Rayburne,  Ensgn. 

John  Long,  Lt. 

Sth  Company. 
John  Turner,  Capt.  William  Hays,  Ensgn. 

John  Jack,  Lt. 

The  above  are  true  returns  of  the  Elections  of  Westmore- 
land County  Militia  for  the  year  1783. 

EDW.  COOK, 
Lt.  Wd.  C'y. 


^ 


(316) 


BATTALIONS    NOT    STATED 
WESTMORELAND   COUNTY    MILITIA. 


(31T) 


(318) 


COUNTY  OF  WESTMORELAND. 


319 


(c.)  Reed,  of  Mr.  Alexr.  Simrall  the  Sum  of  Three  pounds 
four  Shilings  &  four  pence  Being  the  amount  of  pay  &  Ration 
Money  Due  to  me  from  Capt.  Carsen's  Compy.  for  Servis  Don 
in  Westmorland  County  July  1776. 

MATHAW  McOFEE. 

Reed.  Oetr.  1776. 

Oetober  1785. 


PAY    ROLL   OF    CAPT.    MOSES    CARSON'S    COMPANY    OF 
WESTMORELAND  COUNTY  TO  RANGE  ON  THE  FRON- 
TIERS JULY  9TH  1776  TO  AUGUST  9TH  1776.     (e.) 


Moses   Carson,    

John    Finley 

Alex.   Sumrat  (2) 

Joseph   Kers 

James    Madden 

Joseph    Beaty, 

John    McCan 

John   Clark 

Tho.    Sampson 

Wm.    Darragh 

Peter   Stott 

Joseph  Lindsay,    

James   Berry 

Matthew   McAffee 

Patrick    Burt 

James    Hall,     

John  Hulton   (Hutton) 

Wm.   Simpson,    

Matthew    Funt,     

Rob.    Crawford,     

John   Dilworth 

John    Narlor  (Nailei-) 

Wm.    Young 

Francis  Byerley,    

Luke    Jolly 

Lawrence   McFyer   ("Cronlefeyer"), 

Henry    McBride,     

David    Sloan 

Ben.   Jones,    

Matthew  Long 

George   Long 


Capt. 

Lt. 

Lt. 
En. 


320  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

Westmoreland  County  ?s       (c.) 

personaley  Came  Before  me  one  of  the  Justices  in  and  for 
Sd.  County  Aaron  Willson  &  Jolm  Stewart  Sworn  appreaser  for 
the  tounship  of  Rostraver  and  gave  their  judgment  and 
vealuation  of  the  time  of  a  Servant  man  Named  Patrick  Mc- 
Donald the  property  of  John  peairs  Inlisted  under  Capt.  Wil- 
son August  23d  177G. 
Appreased  to  Ten  pounds. 

per  year  Steat  Money. 

AARON  WILSON. 
JOHN  STUART. 


I  do  Hearby  Certifi  that  the  above  Named  Patrick  McDon- 
nald  as  appears  By  Indenture  Had  to  Serve  his  Master  at  the 
time  of  Inlistment  the  term  of  three  years  one  munth  and 
twentey  Eight  Days  Certified  this  28th  day  of  Febr.  1786. 

By  ALEXR.  MITCHEL. 


Westmoreland   County. 

Came  before  one  of  the  Commen  Welth  justice  of  the  pacce 
and  Commonplas  John  pairs  and  being  duly  Sworn  and  Seay 
that  he  never  Reed,  being  Consideration  For  Said  Servent. 

Sworn  before  me  this  2Tth  day  of  Janr.  1790. 

CHR.   TRULEY. 


CAPTAIN  JOHN  WETZEL'S  COMPANY,     (b.) 


Muster  Roll  of  Company  of  Rangers  of  Monongahela  County 
Under  the  Command  of  Colonel  Daniel  McFarland;  Ranging 
in  Monongahela  and  Ohio  Countys  from  22d  April  to  2oth 
July,  1778. 


Captain. 
John  Whetsell,  April  22,  1778. 

Lieutenant. 
William  Crawford,  April  27,  1778. 


COUNTY  OF  WESTMORELAND.  321 

Ensign. 
John  Madison,  April  27,  1778. 

Sergeant. 
Peter  Miller,  April  22,  1778. 

Privates. 
Christian  Caplayd,  May  1,  1778. 
John  Six,  April  28,  1778. 
Samuel  Brown,  April  28,  1778. 
Lewis  Bennett,  May   1,   1778. 

Jacob  Lanebaugh,  May  1,  1778;  discharged  July  14,  lilS. 
Joseph  Morris,  April  22,  1778. 
Benjamin  Wright,  April  22,  1778. 
William  Hall,  April  22,  1778. 
Philip  Nicholas,  April  22,  1778. 
John  Nicholas,  April  22,  1778. 
Harvey  Goho,  April  22,  1778. 
John  Duncan,  April  22,  1778. 
Thomas  Harges,  April  22,  1778. 
John  Province,  Jun'r,  April  22,  1778. 
Harvey  Franks,  April  22,  1778. 
Nicholas  Chamber,  April  22,  1778. 
Jacob  Tambaugh,  April  22,  1778. 

John  Six,  April  22,  1778.  ^ 

Abner  Eakwood,  April  23,  1778. 
Conrod  Hat,  April  23,  177b. 
Mark  Hat,  April  23,  1778. 
Martin  Whitsell,  April  23,  1778. 
Enoch  Enochs,  April  24,  1778. 
Jacob  Riffle,  April  24,  1778. 
Voluntine  Lawrence,  April  24,  1778. 
John  Andrew,  ApiHl  24,  1778.  • 

John  Smith,  April  24,  1778. 
William  Gardner,  April  25,  1778. 
Daniel  Cook,  May  25,  1778. 

Joseph  Yeager,  May  21,  1778;  discharged  June  21,  1778. 
Philip  Call,  May  25,  1778;  discharged  June  17,  1778. 
George  Call,  May  25,  1778. 
Joseph  Come,  May  28,  1778. 
Matthew  Riffle,  May  30,  1778. 
Jacob  Spangler,  May  29,  1778. 

Peter  Goosey,  June  26,  1778;  discharged  July  3,  1778. 
■    Philip  Baker,  April  30,  1778;  discharged  May  17,  1778. 
21— Vol.  II— 6th  Ser. 


322 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


DETACHMENT   OF  CAPT.   McCLELAND'S   COMPANY,     (a.) 


Roll  of  a  detachment  of  Captain  John  McCleland's  company  to 
escort  Provisions  to  Fort  Hand,  July  21st,  1778. 


Captain. 
John  McCleland. 

Ensign. 
Alexander  McCleland. 


John  Wolder. 
John  Storrs. 
Joseph  Channel. 
Patrick  Callen. 
Joshua  Clark. 
Cornelius  Woodruff. 


Privates. 

Robert  Best. 
Nathaniel   Clark. 
William  Carr. 
James  King. 
William  Beatty. 


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323 


A  MUSTER  ROLL  OF  CAPTAIN  JAMES  WRIGHT'S  COM- 
PANY OF  YOUGHEGENIA  MELITIA  IN  ACTUAL  SER- 
VIS  FOR  THE  MONTH  SEPTEMBER  ONE  THOUSAND 
SEVEN  HONDRED  AND  SEVENTY  EIGHT  COMANDED 
BY  COL.  JOHN  STEVENSON  1778.     (c.) 


Commisoned   Officers. 
James  Wright,  Captain,  Nov.  6th,  1777. 
George  Long,  Lieut.  Mar.  26th,  1778. 
William  Miniey,  Ensign,  Mar.  26th,  177!?. 


Sarjents. 

1.  Thomas    Kinings, 

2.  John    Duck,     

3.  Robert    Potter,    .. 

Privates. 

Robert    Bell 

John    Mitchel 

John    Bready 

Christifer    Miller,     . 

Peter    Prine 

William     Boys 

Samuel    Morgan,     . . 

George    Bail 

William    Ryon,     — 

Peter    Black 

Abraham  Morgan,  . 
Mickal  Kintnor,  .. 
Thomas  Miller,  ... 
Thomas  James,  ... 
Noah  Haughertry, 
Thomas  Mcterson, 
Daniel     Shuster, 

Adam    Woolt 

Joseph     Huloe 

Free    Chamberlin,     . 

John  Toten 

Daniel    Queen,     

John  Johnson,  — 
Patrick  Ferline,  ... 
Zachariah  Fiegly,  . 
William    Thompson, 

Jehew    Bennet,    

Hugh    Miller 


Sept.  14,  177 
Sept.  14,   177 


Sept.  14,   177S, 


Sept.  14, 
Sept.  14, 
Sept.  14, 
Sept.  14, 
Sept.  14, 
Sept.  14, 
!-"ept.  14, 
Sept.  14, 
Sept.  14, 
Sept.  14, 
Sept.  14, 
Sept.  14, 
Sept.  14, 
Sept.  14, 
Sept.  14, 
Sept.  14, 
Sept.  14, 
Sept.  14, 
Sept.  14, 
Sept.  14, 
Sept.  14, 
Sept.  14, 
Sept.  14. 
Sept.  14, 
Sept.  14, 
Sept.  14. 
Sept.  14, 
Sept.  14, 


1778, 
177S. 
1778, 
1778, 
1778, 
177S, 
1778, 
1778, 
1778, 
1778, 
1778, 
1778, 
1778, 
1778, 
1778, 
1778, 
177S, 
1778, 
1778, 
1778, 
1778, 
1778, 
1778. 
1778, 
1778, 
1778, 
1778, 
1778, 


Jan.  1st,   1779. 
Jan.   1st,  1779, 


Jan.   1st,   1779. 


Jan. 
Jan. 
Jan. 
Jan. 
Jan. 
Jan. 
Jan. 
Jan. 
Jan. 
Jan. 
Jan. 
Jan. 
Jan. 
Jan. 
Jan. 
Jan. 
Jan. 
Jan. 
Jan. 
Jan. 
Jan. 
Jan. 
Jan. 
Jan. 
Jan. 
Jan. 
Jan. 
Jan. 


Is-t, 
1st, 
1st, 
1st, 
1st, 
1st. 
1st, 
1st, 
1st, 

iSt, 

1st, 
1st, 
1st, 
1st, 
1st, 
1st, 
1st, 
1st, 
1st 
1st, 
1st, 
1st, 
1st, 
1st, 

l3t, 

1st, 
1st, 
1st. 


1779. 
1779. 
1779. 
1779. 
1779. 
1779. 
1779. 
1779. 
1779. 
1779. 
1779. 
1779. 
1779. 
1779. 
1779. 
1779. 
1779. 
1779. 
1779. 
1779. 
1779, 
1779. 
1779. 
1779. 
1779. 
1779. 
1779. 
1779. 


Deserted    Oct. 

1778. 


Sick  in  Camp  Fro'k. 


324 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


MUSTER    ROLL    OP    CAPTAIN    JAMES    WRIGHT'S    COM- 
PANY—Continued. 


Time  En'd.  Time    for. 


James    Lydie,     

William    Bennet,     .. 
Andrew    McKindley, 

Isaac    Sellers 

George     Brown, 
Richard    Nicholas, 

Charls   Fillis 

James    Hartford,     .. 

Levy    Dungan,     

George    McCashland, 

James   Grimes,     

Elias    Pegg 

Abraham    Mays,    ... 
Richard     Martain, 

Charles   Bruce,     

Jacob    Kellor 

George    Turner, 
Samuel     Harris,     ... 
Ricards    Archibald, 

John    Swaringham, 
Lawrence    Feezel,     . 
John    McDonald,     ... 
William    Flicker,     .. 
Charles    Morgan,     .. 


Sept.  14. 
Sept.  14, 
Sept.  14, 
Sept.  14, 
Sept.  14, 
Sept.  14, 
Sept.  14, 
Sept.  14, 
Sept.  14, 
Sept.  14, 
Sept.  14, 
Sept.  14, 
Sept.  14, 
Sept.  14, 
Sept.  14, 
Sept.  27. 
Sept.  27, 
Sept.  -7, 
Sept.  14, 


1 

177S 
1778, 
1778 
1778, 
1778 
1778, 
1778, 
1778, 
1778 
1778 
1778 
1778 
1778, 
1778 
1778, 
1778, 
1778 
1778 


Sept.  14,  177S 

Sept.  14,  1778 

Sept.  27,  1778 

Sapt.  27,  1771S 

Sept.  14,  177i 


Jan. 
Jan. 
Jan. 
Jan. 
Jan. 
Jan. 
Jan. 
Jan. 
Jan. 
Jan. 
Jan. 
Jan. 
Jan. 
Jan. 
Jan. 
Jan. 
Jan. 
Jan. 
Jan. 

Jan. 
Jan. 
Jan. 


1st, 
1st 
1st, 
1st, 
1st, 
1st, 
1st, 
1st, 
1st, 
1st, 
1st, 
1st, 
1st, 
1st, 
1st, 

1st, 

1st 
1st, 
1st, 

1st, 

iKt, 

1st, 


1779. 
1779. 
1779. 

1779. 
1779. 
1779. 
1779. 
1779. 
1779. 
1779. 
1779. 
1779. 
1779. 
1779. 
1779. 
1779. 
1779. 
1779. 
1779, 


1779, 
1779, 


on  command. 


Absent   with    leave 
of  Col'n  Stephenson 

Do. 

Do. 

Do. 

Do. 


Camp  at  French   October  ye  2d   1778  Then  mustered   Capt. 
James  Wright's  Company  of  Youghegenia  Meletia. 
As  Spacify  in  the  above  Roll. 

ROBERT  CAMPBELL, 

Lt.    M.    M.    G. 


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3 

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£C 

^ 

Present, 
Absent, 


1 

1 

1 

2 
1 

1 

1 

1 

3 

We  do  swaire  that  the  within  Muster  Roll  is  Just  and  true 


COUNTY  OF  WESTMORELAND. 


325 


and  that  the  same  is  without  froiuie  to  the  United  States  or 
aney  Individial  thereof  to  the  Best  of  our  Knowledge. 

JAMES   WRIGHT.   Capt. 

GEORGE  LONG,  Lieut. 

Sworn  before  me  this  17th  day  of  October  1778. 
Camp  at  Frenchtown. 

JOSEPH  BBELER,  Lt.  Coll'o  I.  P. 


PAY  ROLL  OF  CAPT.   JAMES   LEECH'S  COM'Y  OF  WEST- 
MORELAND CO.   MILITIA   IN   '78   &   '79.     (c.) 


James   Leech 

Ebenezer  Co€,    

Ben'a  Coe 

"William  Kerr 

Edw'd  Byram, 

Jno.    Leech,    

Wm.    McConnell,    

Dan'l    McConnell 

Jacob   Berline,    

Ab'm   Teegardin 

Aaron  Teagardin 

Jos.    Studebaker 

Reinhart  Waltingbuf, 
Peter  Waltingbuf,  — 
Adam  Waltingbuf,  . . 
Teter  Waltingbuf,    ... 

Jacob   Diblebis 

And.    Cable 

And.    Hobaugh 

Henry   Write,    

Balser  Miers 

Wm.    Herbeson 

Robert    Herbeson 

Jno.    Panter 

Alex'r   Atchison,    

Rob.    McCalmount,    ... 

Wm.    Critchlow 

Wm.    Edwards 

Peter    Coe 

Jno.    Hill,    

Solomon   Trusel 

Mich'l    Ruch 


Capt. 

Lt. 

Lt. 

Ens'n. 

Private. 

Private. 

Private. 

Private. 

Private. 

Private. 

Private. 

Private. 

Private. 

Private. 

Private. 

Private. 

Private. 

Private. 

Private. 

Piivate. 

Private. 

Private. 

Private. 

Private. 

Private. 

Private. 

Private. 

Private. 

Private. 

Private. 

Private. 

Private. 


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A   MUSTER   ROLL  OF   LIEUT.   WILLIAM   WITHERS   COM- 
•  PANY  OF  RANGERS  IN  THE  SERVICE. OF  THE  UNITED 
STATES  OF  AMERICA  TAKEN   AT  FORT  PITT,     (c.) 


Peter  Rust,    

William  Constab'l 
Edw'd  Mullan,  ... 
Leonard    Boyier,    . 


23th  July. 
2.")th  July, 
Sept'r  17. 
OvVv  24. 


On  Com'd  with  Major  Taylor. 


Corporals. 


Enlisted. 


John    Barnard 17th    Sept'r On  Com'd  with  Major  Taylor. 


Fife  &  Drum. 


John  Cain. 
Tho's    Bazzell, 


Sick    in    ye   Hoj^p'l  Fort  Pitt. 


Pat'rk  Grogan 14th   Augst. 

Roger  Tole 15th   Augst. 

Eley  Davis 

Jam's   Dinnen IS    Sept'r    . 

Joseph  Mattersly , 

John    Vilett 

Jno.     Biggs 

Jacob    Fare 

Henry  Gibson 

Nehem'h   Handly 

Benj'n   Furr 


Sick  Present. 

Sick  Present. 

Sick  Present. 

Presant. 

Presant. 

Presant. 

Presant. 

Presant. 

Presant. 

Presant. 

Presant. 


COUNTY  OF  WESTMORELAND. 


327 


A   MUSTER   ROLL  OF   LIEUT.   WILLIAM   WITHERS   COM- 
PANY OF  RANGERS— Continued. 


Jno.    Howell 

George  Field 

Abrah'm  Buckley. 
Jonathan  Green,    . 

John    Patch 

Wm.    Meryman,     . 

Dav'd  Cole 

Dan'l  Keeth 

Sam'l  Stephenson. 
Elias  Lacefield,  .. 
Jonath'n  Hilton,  . 
Dan'l    Olliver,     ..., 

John   Murphy 

Elijah  Kilburn,  ... 
Jerem'h  Craven,  ., 
Sam'l    Pharrow,     ., 

Amus   Hague 

Thorn's  Jefferles,    .. 

Jno.   Whitton,    

James  Johnston,  ., 
Henry  Johnston,  ., 
Dav'd  Johnston,    .. 

John  Bean 

John  Lewallin,  ... 
Nich's  Trammer,  , 
Jonathan  Davis,    .. 

John  Jewell 

John   Bailey 

Chas.    Bland 


15    Sept'r 
15    Augt., 
27    Oct'r    .. 
15    Sept'r    . 
24th     Oct'r 


26th 
24th 
25th 
24th 


Oct'r 
Oct'r 
Oct'r 
Oct'r 


25  July,  ... 
6th  Augst., 
13th  Augst. 
10th  Augst. 
25  July,  .. 
25  Oct'r  ... 
24  Oct'r.,  . 
29   Oct'r..    . 


9    Augst., 
19    Augst., 


Presant. 

Presant. 

Presant. 

On  Com'd  with  Maj'r  Taylor. 

On  Com'd  with  Maj'r  Taylor. 

On  Com'd  with  Maj'r  Taylor. 

On  Com'd  with  Maj'r  Taylor. 

On  Com'd  with  Maj'r  Taylor. 

On  Com'd  with  Maj'r  Taylor. 

Deserted. 

Deserted. 

Deserted. 

Deserted. 

Deserted. 

Deserted. 

Deserted. 

Desei-ted.  • 

Deserted. 

Deserted. 

Deserted. 

Deserted. 

Deserted. 

Deserted. 

Deserted. 

Deserted. 

Died    Dec'r  9. 

Nov'r  10. 

Jan'ry  20. 

Nov'r  13. 


Fort  Pitt  14th  Feby.   1779.     Then  musterfd  Lieut.   Wm.  Withers  Comp'y  as 
Specified   in    the   above  Roll. 

WM.    AMBERSON, 

D.    M.    M.    G. 


328 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 
Proof  of  Effectives. 


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Yohogoin   County:   ss. 

I  do  swear  that  the  Within  Role  is  just  and  True  &  that  the  same  is 
without  Fraud  to  the  United  States  or  any  Individual  thereof  according  to 
the  Best  of  my  Knowledge. 

W.     WITHERS,     Lieut. 
Sworn   before   me   this    17th    Day   of    Feb'i-y   1779. 
EDW'D   WARD. 


(c.)  Dear  Captin  after  my  Complyments  to  you  and  your 
famely  I  woulS  inform  ye  that  I  and  my  mother  is  well  and 
lives  near  the  old  plase  yit  I  am  inform'd  you  are  About  to 
make  aplycation  for  your  pay  During  the  time  of  you  imprisiu- 
mint  I  hope  you  will  be  So  Cind  to  to  Remember  me  as  no  one 
Can  do  as  well  for  me  as  your  Self  as  you  Know  I  was  in 
actual  Servis  with  you  and  taken  Prisnor  at  the  Same  time 
you  Can  make  out  my  a  Count  with  your  own  I  hope  you 
will  abledge  me  and  aply  for  mine  With  yours  you  Know 
what  time  I  was  prisner  as  Well  as  myself  Likewise  that  I 
Served  my  Cuntrey  faithfully  and  honistly  you  Remember  we 
ware  taken  Fubuary  ye  26th  1779  you  allso  mind  the  time  I 
got  home  for  you  met  me  with  a  horse  which  was  May  the 
5th  1784. 

Sir  I  hope  you  will  not  forgit  your  old  friei^  as  you  Know 
I  was  allways  faithfull  to  you  and  my  Cuntery  I  add  no  more. 
But  Remans  your  Sinsare  friend. 

ROBERT  McCALMOUNT. 
Westmoreland  Countey 
Noverber  ye  7th  1792. 

P.  S.  I  hope  you  will  allso  try  if  you  Can  git  aney  thing  for 
that  Eleven  munths  that  I  Servd.  in  your  Cumpaney  Before 
we  was  taken  as  I  have  got  Little  or  nothing  for  it  yit. 


COUNTY  OF  WESTMORELAND. 


329 


A  REPORT  OF  CAPT'N  THOS.  CAMPBELL'S  COMPANY  OF 
RANGERS  NOW  STATIONED  AT  FORT  WALLIS  OCT'N 
7TH  1779.     (c.) 


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FIFTH  COMPANY  (Westmoreland  County),     (a.) 


Captain. 
Joseph  Irwin,  March  31,  1779. 

First   Lieutenants. 
Alexander  Gray,  March  31,  1779;  resigned. 
John  Jameson,  August  14,  1779. 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Hardy  Hill,  March  31,  1779. 

Josiah  Glass,  June  8,   1779;    resigned. 

Henry  Armstrong,  August  14,  1779. 

Paymaster  and  Muster  Master. 
John  Thompson,  April  15,  1779. 


FOR   THE    COUNTY    OF    WESTMORELAND. 


Major. 

Michael  Huffnagle. 

Captain. 

William  Guthrie,  May  27,  1780. 

Lieutenant. 

Thomas  Stokely,  May  27,  1780. 


330  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

Captain. 
Thomas   Stokely.    February   10,   1781;    in   captivity   December. 
1782. 

Lieutenant. 
John  Cummins,  February  10,  1781. 

Ensign. 
William  Cooper,  September  11,  1781. 

Privates. 
Robert  Watson,  captured  by  the  Indians;   escaped  in  January, 

1782. 
John  Means,  captured  by  the  Indians;  escaped  in  January,  1782. 
Michael   Hare,  captured   by  the  Indians;    escaped   in  January, 

1782. 
William  Fleming,  captured  by  the  Indians;  escaped  in  January, 

1782. 
Richard  Marshal,  captured  by  the  Indians;  escaped  in  January, 

1782. 


CAPTAIN   STOKELY'S  COMPANY,     (a.) 


Captain. 
Thomas  Stokely. 

Lieutenant. 
Richard  Fleming,  a  captive  among  the  Indians  in  1783. 

Ensign. 
William   Cooper. 

Privates. 
Robert  Watson,  taken  prisoner;  released  December,  1782. 
John  Marrs,  taken  prison;   released  December,  1782. 
Michael  Hare,  taken  prisoner;    released  December,   1782. 
John  Guthrie,  taken  prisoner;   released  December,  1782. 
John  Scott,  taken  prisoner;  released  December,  1782. 
James  Robinson,  taken  prisoner;  released  December,  1782. 
James  Kane,  captured  and  kept  a  prisoner  several  years  among 

the  Indians. 
John  Crawford,  returned  from  captivity  November,  1782. 
Peter  McHarge.  returned  from  captivity  November,  1782. 
James  Dunseath,  returned  from  captivity  November,  1782. 


COUNTY  OF  WESTMORELAND. 
PENN'A  VOLUNTEER'S. 


331 


A  accounts  of  the  Company  Commanded  by  Capt'n  Jeremiah 
Lochrey.  Stationed  in  Westmoreland  County  for  Defence 
of  the  Frontiers,     (c.) 


Jeremiah    Lochrey, 

James    Irwin,     

William  Palston,  . 
William  Ralston,  . 
Joseph  Robinson,  . 
Thoma'B  McCall.  . 
Norman   McLeod,    . 

George   Brannon,     . 


Captn., 
Lieut.,. 

Serjts., 
Ensign, 
Lieut.,. 
.Sergts., 
Sergts., 


Michael    Hare 

Michael  Hare 

John  Mifiin,    

William     Breasor, 

John    Hays,     

Daniel    McConnell,     .. 

Adam   Pricker 

James    Pinks 

Abraham   Festis 

Isaac    Pollings 

Jacob   Rudolph 

Solomon   Aithins,    — 

George   Hillls 

Andrew  Herbock,    

Joseph    Lynn 

James    Shellin 

Lewis    Williams,     ... 

Thomas   Cunningham 

John    Melleton,     

Jacob   Barrickman,    . 

Joshua   Kennedy,    ... 

Jeremiah    Gullion,     . 

John   Gullion,     

Daniel  Kahili 

Edward   Kahili 

Samuel   Patterson,    .. 

Samuel  Wilson 

Henrey  Quigley 

Walter  McPherson,    . 

Robert   Donahoo,     .  .. 

John    Hazleton 

George  Donelly 

John    Brothers 

John   Moore,    

Michael    Jordon,     

Andrew    Stewart,    ... 


Private, . 
Sergts., . 


17S0 
Commencement. 


April    10,    .... 

April    10 

April  nth,  . 
October  11th, 
October  llth, 
.\pril  22d,  ... 
.Vpril    llth, 


Sergt......    Oct'r  llth. 


April  2.5th, 
Oct'r  llth, 
April  17th, 
April  13th, 
April  llth, 
April  llth. 
April  19th, 
April  20th, 

April,     

April  15th, 
,\pril  llth, 
April    17th, 

April 

April  19th, 
April   20th, 

.\pril,     

April  2<lth, 
April    26th, 

April 

April 

Apiil 

April  17th. 
Ocfr    llth, 

Ocfr    

Oct'r    

Oct'r    

Oct'r    

Oct'r    

Oct'r   

Oct'r 

Oct'r   

Oct'r   

Oct'r 

Oct'r   

Oct'r     

Oct'r   


Ending. 


Dec'r  15th. 

Oct'  r    10th. 

Oct'r    10th. 

Dec'r  15th. 

Dec'r  Settled. 

Dec'r   Settled. 

Dec'r      Enlisted      with 

Eng. 
Dec'r      Enlisted      with 

Eng. 
Oct'r    10. 
Dec'r   15. 
Oct'r  10th. 
Oct'r  10th. 
Oct'r  10th. 
Oct'r  10th. 
Dec'r    15th. 
Dec'r    15th. 
Oct'r  15th. 
Oct'r  15th. 
Dec'r    15th. 
Oct'r   10th. 
Dece'r  15th. 
Oct'r  10th. 
Oct'r. 
Dec'r  15th. 
Oct'r  mth. 
Oct'r. 
Oct'r. 
Oct'r. 
Oct'r. 
Oct'r   April   21st,    17  1. 

Dec.    15th. 

Dec. 

Dec. 

Dec. 

Dec. 

Dec. 

Dec. 

Dec. 

Dec. 

Dec. 

Dec. 

Dec. 

Dec. 

Dec. 


Examined    and    Settled   the   above    and    foregoing   Accounts 


332 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Amounting  to  six  hundred  and  twenty  Pounds  Sixteen  Shill- 
ings and  two  pence  Specie. 

JN'O   NICHOLSON. 
Compt.  Genl.  Office  June  10th,  1785. 

Pay  Due  Captn.  Jeremiah  Lochrey  and  his  Compy.  of  Penna. 
Volunteers  June  14th  1785. 
Read   and  approved. 

J.  T. 
This  Copy  have  been  Compared  with  the  Original. 


PAY  ROLL  OF  CAPTAIN  THOMAS  STOCKLEY  COMPANY 
OF  WESTMORLLAND  COUNTY  MILITIA  (Seven  Months 
Men)  1780.     (c.) 


Time    of    Ser- 
vice. 


Thomas  Stockley, 
Jas.  Robinson,  ... 
William  Cohan,    .. 

Philip   Rog'ers,     

Isaac   Philip 

John  Baxton,    , 

John  Brothers,    

Samuel  Brewis.  . 
John    Battcrshes,     , 

John  Moore 

John  Stockley,  .. 
Richarrl    Barnaby, 

John    Burns 

Wm.    Guthra 

"VVm.    Brumstead, 
Samuel    Philips,     . 
Humphrey   Bell,     ., 
Michael    Jurden,    ., 
Andrew   Harrison, 

Wm.   Scott 

Edward  Warwick, 

David    Allen 

John  Williams 

John   Gibson 


Captn., 

Lieut., 

Sergt., 

Sergt. , 

Sergt., 

Corpl.,    . 

Corpl.,    . 

Private, 

Private, 

Private, 

Private, 

Private, 


May    1st 

May    1st,     

April  22d 

May    4th 

May    4th 

May    22d 

April  22d 

April   leth 

April    26 

April 

April,  Settd.  29 
April,  Settd.  l.i 
April,  Settd.  26 
April,  Settd.  26 
April,     Settd.    26 

May    4th 

May    4th 

May   15 

May   15 

May   15 

May   15,    

May   15 

May   15 

May   15 


Settled,.. 

G  Settled, 
6 
6 
6 
6 
6 
6 
6 
« 
6 
6 
6 
6 
6 
6 
6 
6 
6 
6 
6 
6 
6 
6 


Ex'd  &  Settled  the  above  account  amounting  to  four  hun- 
dred and  Seventy  Six  pounds  Nineteen  Shillings  and  Four 
pence.  JNO.  NICHOLSON. 


COUNTY  OF  WESTMORELAND. 


333 


PAY  ROLL  OF  CAPT.  WILLIAM  GUTHRIE'S  COMPANY  OF 
RANGERS  WESTMORELAND  COUNTY  DISCHARGED 
15TH  JANUARY— '81.     (c.) 


Wm.    Guthrie 

John   Jameson 

John  Forsythe 

Kershan    Felling 

Randolph    Death 

John    Phesant    (killecl) 

Robert  Watson 

John  Ferrell   "inlisted  with  the  Enemy," 

Solomon   Fossett 

Sam  Lefever  (killed) 

Geo.    Stevenson 

Isaac  Fatten,    (killed) 

Elijah    Lockhart 

John   Smith   (killed) '. 

Tho.   Smith 

James   HcConnell,    

Thomas    Fatton,     

Charles    McLene 

Henry    Ham,    

James  Glen,    

Wm.   Glen 

John   Hudson : 

John   McDonald 

James   McDonnald,    

Ignation    Gilpin 

Robert   Barr 

James    Kennedy,     

Charles    Stewart 

John   Gibson 


Capt.. 

Lieut. , 

Ensign, 

Sergt., 

Sergt. , 

Sergt., 

Corpl., 


Drummer, 

fifer 

private,     . 


Commencing 


17S0. 
May   ISth. 
Aug.    Sth. 
Aug.    Sth. 
July  29th. 
Aug.   12. 
July  25. 
Aug.  8. 
Aug.  8. 
Aug.  S. 
Aug.   S. 
July   25. 
July  26. 
July  27. 
July    31. 
July    31. 
Aug.   8. 
Aug.   &. 
Aug.    10. 
July  20. 
July  11. 
July  11 
July    20. 
July    21'. 
Aug.   9. 
Aug.   5. 
Aug.   7. 
Aug.    12. 
Aug.   19. 
.Aug.    20. 


(c.)  For  Value  Receiv'd  I  do  Assign  over  unto  Robert 
Davis  all  my  right  to  pay  due  me  for  Services  done  in  Capt. 
Jeremiah  Lochrey's  Company  of  Westmoreland  County  Militia 
in  1780.     As  Witness  my  hand  &  seal  this  15  day  of  March  1792. 


Test. 

EPHRAIM   JONES. 


JOHN  MOORE. 

LSeal.l 


334 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Fort  Pitt,  30th  March  1781. 
RETURN    OF    CAPT.   CRAIGS   COMPANY   OF   ARTILLERY, 
PRESENT  AT  THAT  POST  VIZ.     (c.) 


Thomas  Wiggins. 
Samuel  Blackwood. 

William  Clark. 
Timothy  Lane. 


James  Fitzsimons. 
.Jonathan  Trickle. 
James  Burns,  Senr. 
Patrick  Crawford. 
Charles  Ritz. 
Patter  Olingar. 
Barney  Cunningham. 


Serjeants. 

Elias  Williams. 

Corporals. 

John  Harris. 

Bombar. 

Patter  Tybough. 

Matrosses. 

John  Tame. 
Charles  Conrad. 
James   Burns,  Junr. 
Conrad  Hartman. 
George  Thompson. 
John  Greatzinger. 


J.  CRAIG,  Capt.  Artillery. 


A  PAY  ROLE  FOR  ONE  BOATS  CREW  IMPLOYED  BY 
COL'N  JOHN  PERRY  FOR  THE  MONTHS  OF  FEBURRY 
MARCH  &  APRIL  IN  THE  YEARE  1781.     (c.) 


Sam'l  Lewis,    Serjt. 

John   Smith 

Henery  Gibson,    .   .. 

James    McGill,    

John    Dxirrah 

Mathew    Brothers, 
IsicVc    Miller,     


Mar.  21st. 
Mar.  21st. 


Ap;il  30, 
April  30, 
April  30, 
Mar.  20, 
Mar.  20, 
April  3>, 
April    30, 


I      £ 


S9 

2 

S9 

1-6 

S9 

1-6 

4S 

1-6 

4S 

1-6 

41 

1-6 

41 

1-6 

S-IS 

S-13-G 

G-13-G 

3-12 

3-12 

3-  1-6 

3-  1-6 


Total  amount   of  Pay   £3.j-12. 


COUNTY  OF  WESTMORELAND. 


335 


PAY  ROLL  OF  A  PARTY  OF  WESTMORELAND  CO.  MILI- 
TIA OCT'R  1781.     (c.) 


Names. 

1 

c 
o 

(D 

E 

Time  of  discharge. 

0 

Wm.   Sparks 

Capt 

Private,    .. 
Private,    . . 
Private,    .. 
Private,    .. 
Private,     .. 
Private,    .. 
Private,     .. 
Private,     .. 
Private,    .. 

Oct.    16,     1781, 
Oct.    16,    1781, 
Oct.    16,    1781. 
Oct.    16,    1781, 
Oct.    16,    17S1, 
Oct.    16,    1781. 
Oct.    16,    1781, 
Oct.    16,    17A1, 
Oct.    16.    1781, 
Oct.    IB,    1781, 

Oct.    25,    17S1, 
Oct.    25,    1781, 
Oct.    25,    17,S1, 
Oct.    25,    1781, 
Oct.    25,    1781, 
Oct.    25,    1781, 
Oct.    25,    1781, 
Oct.    25,    1781, 
Oct.    25,     1781, 
Oct.    25,     1781, 

10 
10 

10 

10 

10 

10 

IJ 

V' 

10 

10 

A  LIST  OF  THE  PERSONS  NAMES  ORDERED  OUT  IN  THE 
2ND  CLASS  APRIL  THE  15TH,  1782.     (c.) 


Elijah  Bartlet.  Edward  trueman. 

John  Barker.  Adolph  oyler. 

David  Hathaway,  aptd.  Sergt.  Malachia  Sutton. 
William  SteeL  Richard  Phillips. 

Jas.  Rutter. 

To  Mr.  Col.  Cook. 

these  from  Jas  Nicol. 


(c.)  A  RETURN  OF  THE  CLASES  NOW  ORDERED  ON 
DUTY. 


Nathan  Cooper. 
John    Byers. 
John  Killian. 
Thos.  Bartley. 
Saml.  Stevens. 


336 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Richard  Showes. 

Robert  Watson. 

Thos.  Roe. 

Benjamin  Peircall. 

James  Bartly  in  place  of  Thos.  Greer,  Junr. 

April  the  16th,  1782,  pr  John  Allen. 

N.  B.  On  the  last  return  I  made  unto  you  there  was  a  man 
whose  name  is  Thos.  Mclntire  that  I  then  return'd  whom  I 
since  found  was  not  in  my  District  &  Belongs  to  the  Eighth 
class  of  Capt.  Connons  company  (perhaps  you  may  have  finned 
him)  I  would  be  glad  that  you  would  cross  him  off  your  Docket. 

COLL..  EDWD.  COOK  &c. 


A  LIST  OF  ARMS  LOST  AT  BALD  EAGLE  CREEK  IN  AN 
ENGAGEMENT  OF  CAPT.  THO.  ROBINSON'S  CO.  APRIL 
16TH-'82.     (c.) 


Moses  Van   Campen, 
James    Dougherty.     . 
William    McGiady, 
Ebenezer    Greens, 

William  Miller 

Joshua  Nap 

Adam   Hempleman, 

Michael   Lamb 

Jonathan   Pray,     

Jonathan    Burwell, 
Leonard     Croninger, 


Arms  &  number  of  Arms  ommitted  in  the  original. 


A  RETURN  OF  THE  DRAFT  MADE  IN  MY  COMPANY,  (c.) 


Levi  Stephens. 
Michael  Hood. 
Hugh   Loughlin. 


COUNTY  OF  WESTMORELAND. 


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Samuel  Clark. 

Patrick  Linch. 

Handkerson  Asliby-<^^^^^^g^,g  ^^^  ^^^  Campeign. 

Zeiy  Rude.  j 

John  Addams. 

John  Matson. 

Vincint  Kirk. 

May  ye  13th  1782. 


AND.  LYNN,  Capt. 


A  RETURN  OF  THE  THIRD  CLASS  NOW  ORDERED  ON 
DUTY  ALEXANDER  CARSON  ENSIGN  GOING  ON  THE 
EXPEDITNION  GEORGE  PIERCE  DO  AND  NICHOLAS 
DAWSON    DO    FOR  THE    STATION,     (c.) 


John  Lawson,  Sergent. 
William  Gilespy. 
Hugh   Ranken. 

May  14th,  1782. 


John  Cornv/ell. 
William   Maxwell. 


By  DANIEL  CANNON,  Capt. 


(c  )     May  15th,  1782. 

I  Do  heare  By  Sign  over  all  my  Right  and  title  unto  John 
Dickerson  for  my   tower  of  Duty  Served  under  William  Mc- 

faurly. 

JOHN   CLARY. 

To  Col.   James  Marshel. 


22— Vol.  II— 6th  Ser. 


338 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


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COUNTY  OF  WESTMORELAND.  339 


(c.)  A  RETURN  OP  THE  DRAFT  ORDERED  TO  GAURD 

THE  LINE. 

Runing  the  8th  of  this  Instant. 


Thomas  Arnold.  Charles  Young. 

Anthony  Lindsay.  Joseph  Young. 

William  Dunlap.  Peter  Harcom. 

William  Wilson.  George  Lynch. 

Adam  Hatten.  .John  Johns. 


A    RETURN    OF   THE    CLASS    ORDERED    ON   DUTIE   THE 
12TH  OF, THIS  INSTANT. 


William  Scott.  David  Willson. 

William  Robeson.  Saml.   Freeman. 

Francis  Lewis.  Nathaniel  Dowden. 

Saml.  Dunlap.  John  Carson. 

William  Wallace.  John  Seward. 

To  Col's  Cook  &  Davis. 

From  John  Allen  this  10th  Day  of  June  A.  D.  1782. 


A    RETURN    OF    THE    SEVENTH    CLASS    DRAFTED    FOR 
RUNNING  THE  LINE  THE  EIGHT  INST,     (c.) 


Michel  Springer.  Joshua   Martin. 

William  Pitts.  James  Humes. 

John  Sands.  George  Barckammer. 
Jacob   Spears. 


A    RETURN    OF   THE    EIGHT   CLASS    DRAFTED    FOR    TO 
STAND  A  TOWER  ON  THE  FRONTIERS  THE  12TH  INST. 


Joseph  Hill.  John  Cavit. 

Minard  Stargiss.  Jacob  Joans. 

Thos.  Hugs.  Matthias  Shipley. 

JAMES  STERRETT, 
June  the  13th,  1782. 


340  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


June  26th,   1782. 
A  RETURN  OF  YE  6TH  CLASS  OF  CPT.  CANNONS  COMP. 
ORDERED  UPON  DUTY  YE  lOTH  OF  JULY  NEXT,     (c.) 


6th. 


Jas.  Findlay,  Senr.  John  Howard. 

Jas.  Robinson,  Junr.  Jas.   Wood. 

Charls.  Brown.  Saml.  Johnson. 
Saml.  Mussgrove. 

And  John  Willson  of  ye  5  class  whow  was  not  calld.  by  ac- 
cident of  ye  Rowls  as  I  before  Informed  you. 

MATHW.  WELLEY,  Comp. 
DANIEL  CANNON,  Capt. 


A  RETURN  OF  THE  MEN'S  NAMES  DRAFTED  BELONGING 
TO  CAPT.  THOMAS  MORTEN  COMPANY  AND  THE 
SEKEND  CLASS  AS  FOLLOWS,  (c.) 


David  Robertson.  Isaac  Loe. 

Samuel  Biggert.  •  James  Marton. 

William  Mitchel.  John  Whiticher. 

John   Maxwell. 

June  the  28th,  1782. 


A  RETURN  OF  THE  SIXTH  CLASS  NOW  ORDERED  ON 
DUTY,  (c.) 


Alexd.  Robison.  John  Ryves. 

Aaron  Henery.  Joseph  Cummins. 

John  Clark.  thos.  Hardisty. 

Lenord  Bruner.  francis  Hardisty. 

N.  B.    Joseph  Vonkirk  serves  as  substitute  for  Alexdr.  Robi- 
son. 

July  ye  9th,  1782. 

JAS.  NICOL. 


COUNTY  OF  WESTMORELAND.  341 


(c.)     A  RETURN  OF  THE  CLASS  TO  HAVE  MARCHED  TO 
THEIR  STATION  THE  lOTH   DAY  OF   THIS   INSTANT. 


Robert  Willis. 
And'w   Hays. 

Sam'l  Smith  (Snake  Bitt).     . 
Jno.   Gibson.  ^ 

Ebenezer  Burtt. 

Dan'l   Hendrix    (Turn'd   out    Voluntier   for   the   ensuing  cam- 
paign). 
John  Arnold  (Turn'd  out  Voluntier  for  the  ensuing  campaign). 
William  Pope  (Turn'd  out  Voluntier  for  the  ensuing  campaign). 
John  Pope  (Turn'd  out  Voluntier  for  the  ensuing  campaign). 
John  Barr  (Turn'd  out  Voluntier  for  the  ensuing  campaign). 

Coll.   Cook,   Esq'r. 

JOHN  ALLEN, 
July  the  15th,  1782. 


WESTMORELAND  COUNTY. 


A  Return  of  the  Class  Drafted  for  the  Stations  10th  July 
1782.     (c). 


Robert  Spears. 

William    Applegate. 

William  Gaston. 

John  McGill. 

James    Pearce. 

Richard  Sparks  Served  Volunteer  at  Station  with  Capt.  Moor. 

William  Niterfield,  do. . 

Obediah  Robins,  Served  Volunteer  at  Stations  with  Capt.  Moor. 

Michal  Hogue. 

To  Coll.  Edward  Cook. 

JOSEPH  BECKETT,  Capt.  4  C. 

July  15th,  1782. 


342 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


A  RETURN  OF  THE  FIRST  CLASS  IT  BEING  THE  ONE 
CALLD.  YE  lOTH  OF  THIS  INST.  ON  DEWTY  FOR  THE 
STATION,     (c.) 


Peter  Shipley. 
Philip   Shipley. 
William    Ritchey. 


David  Clarke. 
Andrew  McCune. 
Gilbert  Ritchey. 


Returned  pr  Me  James  Sterett,  July  ye  13th,  178?.. 


PAY    ROLL   OF    ENSIGN    CHA'S   MITCHELL'S    PARTY   OF 
WESTMORELAND   CO.   MILITIA   JULY,    1782.     (c.) 


Private, . 
Pi-ivate, . 
Private, . 
Private, . 


Chas.    Mitchell Ens 

Ja's    Christee Sergt.,. 

Sam'l    Calleway j  Sergt.,. 

Jacob    Barlean Private, 

feamuel   Tate ••••.• ;  Private 

John    Main 

Matt'w   Gant   "alias  Gaust,"    

Danl.    Dearringer,     

lona    Cooper    "alias    Cope,"     

John    Ross i  Piivate, 

Wm.    Martin,* '  Private 

John    Backer 1  Private, 

Geo.     Mitchelor j  Private, 

John    Woods - Pi-ivate 

Jos.     Neiley Private 

Rob.    Bowers |  Private 

Jno.     McClintock j  Private 

Jos.    Lochead Private 

Sa'ml.    Barr,     \  Private 

Rob    Elliott •••• 

•Felty    Hoback 

Jno.    Dailey 

Jno.    Kairdon    "alias    Rairdon,"     


Private. 
Private, 
Private, 
Private, 


COUNTY  OF  WESTMORELAND.  843 


CAPTAIN  SHANNON'S  COMPANY,     (a.) 


Captain. 
Samuel  Shannon;  Captured. 

Lieutenant. 

Isaac  Anderson,  captured  and  taken  to  Canada;  returned  July, 

1782. 


CAPTAIN  ORR'S  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
Robert  Orr. 

Lieutenant. 
Samuel  Craig,  Jr. 

Ensign. 
Hunter. 

Private. 

Manassah  Coyle,  taken  prisoner;    escaped   from  captivity  and 
returned  December,  1782. 


CO.  OF  LIGHT  HORSE. 


Captain. 
William  Campbell. 

Private. 

Ezekiel  Lewis  captured;    returned  from   captivity;    resided   in 
Armstrong  Co.  1844. 


344  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


A  RETURN  OF  THE  CLASSES  DRAFTED  AND  ORDERED 
TO  RANDIVOUSE  THE  8TH  AUGUST  1782  OUT  OF  JOS- 
EPH BECKETTS  COMPINEY.     (c.) 


7th  Class. 

Wilm.  McGill— a  volinteer  for  the  camplne. 

Christopher    Hayden— servd.    a    volinteer   in    May    with    Capt. 

Moor. 
Noah  Hayden — At  Rayburns  station  for  15  days. 
Frederick  Brown— a  volunteer  for  the  campine. 
Harmon  Nash — a  volunteer  for  the  campine. 
John  Linn — at  Rayburns  Station  for  15  days. 
John  Bartley. 

Chrstopher  McMickle— a  volunteer  for  the  campine. 
John  Bmbley — a  volunteer  for  the  campine. 

8th  Class. 

Joseph  Lemmon— a  volunteer  for  the  campine. 

Garrit  Applegate. 

Isaac  Stephens. 

James  Jolinson,  Sinir. 

Mathew  Mc  kinney — served  in  Crofords  campine. 

Mathew  Pettit — not  to  be  found. 

Joseph  Chambers. 

Benjamin  Dy — a  volinteer  for  the  campine. 

1  Class. 

Abijah  McClane. 

James  Johnson — at  Rayburns  station  for  15  days. 

Benjamin  Reed — not  to  be  found. 

Michal   Sheeley— at  Rayburns  station  for  15  days. 

Peter  Lanterman — a  volunteer  for  the  campine. 

Walter  Sparks. 

Henry  Foster. 

William   Gilmore. 

Joseph  Gaston. 

Given  under  my  hand  this  6th  August  1782. 

JOSEPH  BECKETT.  Capt. 
To  Col.  Edwd.  Cook. 


COUNTY  OF  WESTMORELAND.  345 

Sir:  I  have  been  at  the  trouble  to  ride  most  every  mans 
House  in  the  Destrict  I  have  got  Eleven  Volinteers  for  the 
campine  8  of  them  is  in  the  classes  now  on  command  which 
I  have  give  you  their  names  within  the  other  three  is  John 
More  Patrick  Kilpatrick  &  William  Lennord  every  man  says 
he  will  And  his  own  provision  the  superscription  in  the  way 
of  provision  is  as  follows  22  bushels  of  wheat  and  3  Beeves. 
I  am  sir 

Your  Hble  Servt. 

JOSEPH  BECKETT, 

August  6th,  1782. 
To  Col.  Cook. 

N.  B.  Sir.  Excuse  me  for  wrighting  in  the  form  I  have  I 
am  almost  out  of  paper  without  you  can  supploy  me  with  sum 
I  beleve  I  can  scarsely  make  out  a  nother  return,  I  Be 

JAMES  MOONBY, 
a  volunteer  for  the  campine. 


Vances  Fort  August  10th,  1782.     (c.) 
This    may    Certify   that   James   McCaready    a  draught    from 
Captain  Miller's  Company  has  served  one  tour  of  Duty  to  viz 
from  the  12th  of  July  to  the  10  of  august  under  the  Command 
of. 

WILLM.    CARY,   Serjt. 
N.   B.     both  days  included. 


(c.)  This  is  to  Certify  that  I  Robert  Thornton  have  hired 
Peter  Harkcom  to  sarve  one  month's  Duty  for  me  Upon  the 
frinters  of  Westmoreland  County  Commenceing  August  ye 
10th  1782. 

ROBT.   THORNTON. 

RICHD.  JOHNSON. 


346 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Westmoreland  County  September  6th,  1782.     (c.) 
A  RETURN  OF  THE  CLASS  DRAFTED  AND  ORDERED  TO 
RANDIVOUSE  6TH  SEPTEMBER. 


Entred. 


AUexander  Crage  a  volunteer  for  the  campain. 

Benjamin   Sparks  served  a  volunteer  tour  in  May  with  Cap. 

Moor. 
James  Megill. 
David  Gilmore. 

Daniel  Applegate  has  hired  a  substitude  for  the  campine. 
James  Mooney  for  the  compine. 
John  Withrow. 
David  Williams,  juner. 

John  Allen  Tharp,  finds  a  horse  for  campine,  James  Sparks 
Serjt.  for  the  campine. 


To  Colo.  Edward  Cook. 


JOSEPH  BECKETT, 

Capt. 


(c.)  WE  WHOSE  NAMES  ARE  UNDER  WRITTEN 
ACKNOWLEDGE  TO  HAVE  REC'D  THE  SEVRAL  SUMS 
ANNEXED  TO  OUR  NAMES  RESPECTIVELY  IN  STATE 
CERTIFICATES  FOR  SERVICES  RENDERED  IN  THE 
MILITIA  OF  WESTMORELAND  COUNTY  1782  AND  BE- 
FORE. 


The  Estate  of  laac  Patton, 
The  Estate  of  John  Gibson 
The    Estate    of    John    Beaty, 

William    Tucker 

John     Butler,     

John     Gold 

John    Cropley 

David  his  X  mark  Haney,  . 
Manus  his  X  mark  Gallahar, 

William   Moore,    

Robert   Hunter,    Jun'r    

Robert    Kerr,     

William    Hays,     

Mathew    Love 

William    Love,    Sen'r    

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James  his   X  mark  Mooney 

Amos  his  X  mark  Weddle 

Maj.    Joseph   McGarraugh 

Maj.   Joseph  McGarraugh 

Amos    Waddle 

Philip    Tabor 

William     Lynn,     

Saml   his  O  mark  Lynch 

Capt.    John  Bigg-s 

William    Crawford 

John  Rodgsrs,    

Sam'I    Whiteacre 

John    McKinley 

Aaron   his    S    mark    Longstreet, 

John    Jones 

Geo.    Davison 

Geo.    Hills,     

William  his  T  mark  Thomas,    .. 

John  Ashcraft,    

Jacob   his   I   mark    Southerd,     ... 

John    Orr,     

Abraham   White 

Benj'n    his    X    mark    Whitstone 

Christian    Coffman 

James    McCi-isty 

John  his   X   mark   Sti'.lwell,    

Philip     Rogers 

James    Mitohel 

Andrew  his  X  mark   McCulluck, 

John   Walker 

Jacob   his   X   mark    Housman, 

Fredrick   Rhodes 

Elijah    Hoart 

Benj'n   his   X  mark   Applegate, 

Benj'n     Fparks,     

Peter    Justice,     

William    Marrs 

Eleezer    Crane,     

Jerves    Enrie 

Jeremiah   his   X    mark    Gard,     . 

Ens'n  Hugh   Goudy 

James    Young,     Se'r     

Peter  his  X  mark  Harcum.    ... 

James    Percy 

Saml  his  X  mark  Ralston,    

John  his  X  mark  Merewell 

Charles   Johnson 

John    Morecraft,     

John    his    X    mark    McGill,     ... 

Andrew   Lynn,     

William     Harrison 

Edw.    Stuart 

James    Clark 

Geo.    Pearce 

Henry   Willson 

James  Clark 

John  his   X  mark  Mclntire 

John   his   X   mark    McGuire,    ... 
Andrew    his   X    mark    Dunn,     .. 

Joseph    Vandola 

Robert   Glass 




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Josiah    Sunburn 

James   Waddle 

Nicholas    Coleman 

John   his  X  mark  Death,    

John    Greer 

Dennis    his    X    mark    Stephens 

John   L.UCUS 

Jeremiah    Guard 

Lewes  Devall 

Saml.    Devall 

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COUNTY  THE  SEVERAL  SUMS  ANNEXED  TO  OUR 
NAMES  RESPECTIVELY  IN  CERTIFICATES  FOR  SER- 
VICES DONE  IN  THE  MILITIA  OF  SAID  COUNTY  IN  THE 
YEAR  ONE  THOUSAND  SEVEN  HUNDRED  &  EIGHTY 
TWO,  &C. 


John    Clark 

John    Daug^herty,     . . . 

Thos.    Wells 

James    Johnson 

John    Mitchel 

John     Price 

Edmond   Price 

David  Crable 

Thomas     Wells 

William    Johnson,     — 

John    Work 

Eneas     McCalester, 

Benjn.    Poster 

John    Finney 

Joseph    McClean 

James    Lindsay 

John    Paterson,    Junr. 
John   Paterson,    Senr. , 

William    Thomas,     

John    Butler 

Thomas    Morten,     

George    Shields 

John    Neal 

Peter    Miller,     

Benjn.    Long 

John    Sands 

Andrew    McCune 

Robert    Jones 

Edward    Reyburn 

John   Neal 

James   Hutcheson,    

James  Marten 

William     Bell 

Alexr.     Hinds 

Saml.    Lynch 


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Michael    Flood 

James    Lynch 

John    Brand,     

Ephm.     January 

Alexr.     Stuart 

I>avid  Allen 

David    Reed 

James    Young- 

Job    Springer 

John    Reeves 

John    Nicholds 

Phillip    Nichols 

John    Jackson 

George    Shins,     

John    Adams,     jur. ,     .. 
Christian     C'ausman, 

William    Frame 

Morgan   Jones,     

William   Philips 

Henry   Rogers 

Elisha    Craven,     

William   Golmon 

William    McMahon,     .. 

Benjn.     Davis 

James    Thomson 

James    Pow  er 

Ely    Selry 

Abraham    McCafferty, 
Ctlo.    Thomas   G  add  is, 

Campbell     Lefexer, 

John    White 

Aaron    Chirry 

Elijah    Heart 

Frederick   Rhodes 

Lt.     Richd.    Johnson. 

Archd.     Leech 

Cariet     Applegate, 
Joseph   Vandoler,    

James    McCracken,     .. 

Daniel     Hendricks, 

John    Stephens 

Amos   Wood,    

John   Graham 

Isaac    Hogland 

John    Burns 

William   Cooper 

Janies    Cooper 

Moses  Delaney,    

Charles    Young,     

James    Stephenson. 

Thomas     Watson, 

Hawson     Clifton, 

Vagel    White 

John     Bradley 

John   Parker 

James   Parker 

Joseph    McClean,     

Thomas    Hughs,     

Jacob     Linsit 

Moses    Teagard 

Thomas    Messer,     


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Benage    Burcheni,     

John    Biirtley '.. 

James    WatlJle 

Peter   Waddle 

Joshua    Budd 

John    Louden 

Robert  McCoy 

Thos.     Freeman,     

John   Love 

Adam   Thomson,    

John   Brent,    

David     Larimore,      

Thomas    Mason,     

Henry    Laver 

Thos.    Weaver,     

Henry    Nicholds 

James    Ireland 

William    Bell 

William   Moore 

William  Thomson 

William  Cochren,    Junr. 

Saml.    Miller 

Robert    Miller,     

Francis    McGinnis 

Robert    Smith 


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IN  CERTIFICATES  OF  THIS  STATE  FOR  SERVICES 
DONE  IN  The  MILITIA  OF  WESTM'D  COUNTY  IN  THE 
YEAR  1782.     (c.) 


William   Smith 

Wm.    Finney,     

Isaac    Greer 

James    Willson,     

Robert    Jame'^on, 

Henry    Westby 

William     Rechey,     ... 
Henry    McGlaughlin, 
Alexander    Stuart,     ... 

John   Begart 

AiTios    Wadde 

James    Stell 

John   Maxwell 

Henry    Wesby,     

Wm.     Ritchey 

Saml.    St.    Clair 

Thos.    Denton 

James   Moon 

Robert    Willson 

Isaac    Greer 

Andrew    Howel 

Adam    McConnel, 
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Jas.    Aitkin 

James    Young 

Henry    Rodgers 

Saml.     Ralston 

Aaron    Williams, 
Alexander    Morehead, 
John     McKinley, 

John    Harrison 

Thos.    Chamberlain, 

Elisha    Craren 

William    Moss 

Emanuel    Penrod,    ... 

John    Smith 

Thos.    Rardon 

John    Hays 

John    Buckhanen,     .. 
Edward    Crutchlien, 

Hugh     Dun 

Joseph    Piper 

Joseph  Agnew, 

Joseph  Berry,    

Robert  McKee,    

Robert    Newel .     

Alexander    Clark.     .. 
William    Ferguson, 


WE  WHOSE  NAMES  ARE  UNDER  WRITTEN  DO 
ACKNOWLEDGE  TO  HAVE  REC'D  THE  SEVERAL  SUMS 
ANNEXED  TO  OUR  NAMES  RESPECTIVELY  FOR  SER- 
VICES RENDERED  IN  DEFENCE  OF  THE  FRONTEIRS 
OF   WESTMORELAND    1782.     (c.) 


George  Robin,  .... 
Christian  Dear,  .. 
David     Melenger, 

Peter    Dear 

Robert    McDowel, 

Jesse     Stuart 

Campbell  Letever, 
Jonathen    Rogers, 

Peter  Thorn 

Teder    Waltenburg, 

George    Hoak 

George    Hudeburgh. 

Jacob    Keen 

John   Brisby 

Lawrence   Conkle,     , 

James   Lynn 

John    Sanns 

iTios.   Gilfillen 

James    Steel 

John    Fleck 

Wm.    Gardner 

Geo.    Barkehamer,    . 

John    Stuart 

Jacob  Forsyth 


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David   Allen 

Isaac   01dh;im 

Levi  Stephens 

Eilw.    Chambers,    

Adam   Hatten,    

William  'Willson 

James    Wells 

Joseph    Smart,     

Alex'r    Ross 

William    Beacham,    ... 

John  Clemmons.    

John    Castleman       

John     Parker 

Thos.    Chamberlin,     ... 

Sam'l    Clemmons 

James    Lynch 

William    Pitt 

Mathew    Milchel,     ..'... 

Stephen    Lowry 

John   Sumervile,     

Jonas    Scoggen,     

Hugh   Gibbs,     

Capt.    James    Sterett, 

FTedrick    Rodes,     

Chris.    Forts 

Michael    Springer 

Benj'n  Long,    

William    Shaver,    

Jno.    Shaver 

John    Sands 

Jno.    Hughs 

Joseph    Hill,     

Philip  Drum 

Andrew    McCune 

Labon    Johnson 

Robt.    Jones 

Jesse   Reeves 

Patrick  Mannen 

Sam'l    McGlaughlin, 

James    Johnson,     

John    Mitchel 

Daniel    Thomson 

Isaac    Penelton,    Serjt 

Hezekiah    Ellis 

John  Shaver,    

Alexander    Rhodes, 

Lewis    Cisley,     

William    Shaver,    

Rich'd  Burgess 

Willinm    Moore 

Nathanl     Point 

John    Begartj 

James    Steel,     

Nehemlah    Haydon,     ., 

Capt.    John    Kyle,     

John    Larimore 

John   Cray,     

James  Thomson,    

Robert  Taylor 

James  I  Black,     

John    !f>eniron,    


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Adam    Ewing 

Thos.    Freeman,     

Adam   Freeman,     

Joshua   Thorn 1  9  5 

Arthur   Denlson 1  9  5 

Patrick    Butler 1  9  5 

Hugh    McKee,     1  9  5 

Andrew  Larimore,    

James   Freeman, 1  9  5 

William    Craig 1  9  5 

Alex'r  Denison 1  9  5 

William    Denison,     , 

James  Bell 


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CERTIFICATES  OF  THIS  STATE  FOR  SERVICES  DONE 
IN  THE  MILITIA  OF  WESTMORELAND  COUNTY  IN  THE 
YEAR  1782.     (c.) 


Daniel    Leasure 

Joseph   Mason,    

Andrew    Robeson,     

AVilliam    Waddle 

James    Johnson 

Henry  his  X  mark  Dare,    

Nathan     Burns 

Leven  his  X  mark  Cooper 

James    Cooper 

John    Morrow 

Joseph    Devop,     

Philip     Drum 

George    Sparr,     

John    McMullen 

William  his  X  mark  Philips,    ... 

James    McMullen 

George  his   X   mark   Heckleburg 
Lewis  his   X  mark.    Williams.... 

John  his   X   maik  Wiseman 

Mathias  his  X  mark  Shepley,    .. 

Alexander    Wells 

Isaac    Philips 

Isaac   his    X    mark    Philips 

David    Lindsay,     

James    Moore 

James    Barr 

James  his  X  mark   Kirkpatrick, 

William   Love 

William     Guthry,      

Moses   Donald 

John  Donald 

Thos.    Donald 

Donald    McDonald,    ...• 

John    Caldwell 

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Chas.     McCIean 

William    Barns,     

George     Hills 

Michael    Rough 

Michael     Hopelep 

Philip  his  X  mark  Studebacker, 

Daiil.     McConnel 

William    Reed 

John    Weddle,     

Joseph    Hart 

William    Steel 

James    Robeson 

John  his   X   mark   Mclntire,    ... 

Jonathan    Rogers 

Wm.    Bacchus,     

Sam'l  his  X  mark  Mclntire,    ... 

Thos.     Bell 

Jonathan    Rogers 

Alex'r    Doleson 

John   Richey 

John    Barr 

James   Branin,    

John  Carson 

Isaac   Levey 

Robert  Curry,     

John     Shaw 


WE  HEREBY  ACKNOWLEDGE  TO  HAVE  RECEIVED  THE 
SEVERAL  SUMS  ANNEXED  TO  OUR  NAMES  RE- 
SPECTIVELY IN  CERTIFICATES  OF  THIS  STATE  FOR 
SERVICES  DONE  IN  THE  MILITIA  OF  WESTMORELAND 
COUNTY  PENNA.   IN  THE  YEAR  1782.     (c.) 


John     Nolder 

John   Cooper,     

Wm.    his  X  mark   Skellen,    . 

Joseph     Thorn 

James    Wells,     

Robert    Ross 

Reuben     Pearcen 

John     Walling,      

Benj'n     Powers 

John   Johns 

John    Walker 

John   Drennon 

George    Brickie 

James   Scott 

Joseph  Jones 

James    Maxwell 

La  ben   his  X   mark   Johnson 

John     Work 

Joseph    Sterett 

John    Ryon,     

Hugh    Goudy 

Danl.     Mclntire 

Josiah    Simmons 


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Michael    Springer 

George     Waugli 

Saml.    Nesbett 

William    Own 

Michael   McHenery 

Saml     Lewis,     

Robert    Lewis 

William    Miller 

Henry    his   X    mark    Rarden, 

Thos.     Boyd 

Moses    Smith 

Noble    Grahams      

Hezekiah    Ellis 

John    his   X   mark    Shaver,     . . 

James    Steel 

Mathew    Mitchell 

Thos.    Owengs 

Saml   his   X  mark   Lauglen,    . 

Henry    Campbell 

James    Weddle 

David    FInley 

John   Fitch 

Patrick    Manney 

James   his  X  mark  Lynn,    

AVilliam    Crawfoid,     

Sam'l    Whithead 

John  Gorden,    

John    Milenger 

Robert    Applegate,     

William     Philips     

William     Hill 

John    Henry,     

James   his   X    mark   Glascow, 

Henry    Fulton 

George   Brittle 

William  his  X  mark  Colvel, 
Asher    Rood 


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SERVICES  DONE  IN  THE  MILITIA  OF  WESTMORELAND 
COUNTY  &C  FOR  THE  YEARE  ONE  THOUSAND  SEVEN 
HUNDRED  &  EIGHT  TWO  AND  BEFORE  IN  DEFENCE 
OF  THE  FRONTEERS  OF  SAID  COUNTY,     (c.) 


Robt.     McDowel,     

Jesse     Stuart,      

Hugh    McKiney 

Saml.    his  X   Sellers,    

Mathew    Mitchell 

John   Gibson 

Hugh   his   X    mark    Conaway 

Jacob   Sephrews,    

Andrew    his    X    mark    Dunn, 


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Jos.    Vandola 

John   Biggs 

Mark  his  X  mark  McGaughlin 

Seth    Stephens 

William    Collwell 

Amos   Waddle 

Robert    Thomson,     

Robert     McDowel, 

Jesse   Stuart,    

Hugh    McKinney,     

Saml.     Sellers 

James  Clark 

John   his   X   mark  Wisntr 

David    Calclager 

Hugh    Mongomery 

David   Gilkt^y 


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ANNEXED  TO  OUR  NAMES  IN  STATE  SECURITY  FOR 
SERVACS  IN  THE  MILITIA  OF  WESTMORELAND  COUN- 
TY &C  FOR  THE  YEAR  1782  AND  BEFORE  IN  DEFENCE 
OF  THE  FRONTEERS  OF  SAID  COUNTY,     (c.) 


Amos    Wood 

John    his    X    mark    Boltenhouse, 

Uriah    Ashcraf t 

John    Graham 

Ammon   his   X   mark    Shipley,    .. 

Jacob    Southard 

Isaac    Hogland 

John    Burns,     

William     Cooper,      

Peter    Brewer,     

James   Cooper 

David    Shields,    

James   Reed 

Ht  nry  his  x  mark  Ray 

Jacob  Swink 

Moses    Delaney 

Chas.     Young 

Thos.   his   X   mark  Delaney 

Patrick   his    X    mark    Kelly 

Zakariah  his  X   mark  AVheat,    .. 

Andrew    Lynn,      

James   Hutcheson 

John  his   X   marl<   Johnson 

Jehue    Gorden,     

George    Biddle 


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WE  WHOSE  NAMES  ARE  UNDER  WRITTTEN  DO 
ACKNOWLEDGE  TO  HAVE  RECEIVED  THE  SEVERAL 
SUMS  ANNEXED  TO  OUR  NAMES  RESPECTIVELY  FOR 
SERVICES  RENDERED  IN  THE  DEFENCE  OF  THE 
FRONTEERS  OF  WESTMORLAND  COUNTY  IN  1782  AND 
BEFORE,     (c.) 


John    Bird      

William    Morgan 

Joseph   Willson,     

Peter   his  X  mark  Miller,    . . 

John    Hardon ,     

John,   Poland 

Henry  his  X  mark   Noland, 

Henry    Baker 

Webster    Winn,     

Robert    Mickey 

Isaac  Humble 

Richd.    Burgess 

Cornelus   his    X   mark   Best, 

Hugh    Goudy 

Thos.    McKee,     

William    Shirgess 

John  his  X  mark  Battershell 

John    Erwln 

Nethanl.    Douden,     

Geo.     Cooper,     

Nethanl.     Garret 

James    Johnson 

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SERVICES  RENDERED  IN  THE  MILITIA  OF  WESTMORE- 
LAND FOR  THE  DEFENCE  OF  THE  FRONTEER  OF  SAID 
COUNTY.     1782.     (c.) 


S'aml.    Crable 

David  his  X  mark  Richey, 
Michael   his   X   mark  Ryan, 

Thos.    Lermmon,    

Saml.    Ralston 

William    Hall 

John   Henry 

John   Heddy,    

Arch'd    Leach,     

James    Glascow,      

Henry  Fulton,    

Robert     Fulton 

Archd.    Leach 

James   Hutcheson,    


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ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Geo.  Bittle 

Peter  Deer 

Fergruy   Clemmons 

Saml.    Moorehead,    

•William   Reed 

John    Waddle 

Joseph    Heart 

William     Steel 

James    Johnson 

James    Reyburn 

Noah   Haydon 

Michael    his    X    mark   Shebey, 


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(c.)  A  RETURN  OF  THE  STATE  OF  CAPTAIN  STOKELY'S 
COMP'Y  OF  RANGERS  FOR  WESTMORELAND  COUNTY 
FOR  THE  MONTH  OF  APRIL  A.  D.   1783. 


Present  fit  for  duly,     

Prisoners  of  war,  

Deserted,   

Total,    

JOHN  CUMMINS, 

Lieut 


41 


(c.)  I  do  hereby  Sertify  that  Andrew  Wills  did  serve  in  the 
Westmoreland  Militia  under  me  at  Col.  John  Shield's  Fort 
105  Days. 

Given  from  under  my  hand. 

ALEXR.  CRAIG,  Lieut. 


A  RETURN  OF  THE  THIRD.  FORTH  &  FIFTH  CLASS 
DRAFTED,     (c.) 


Samuel  Clemans,  Campaign. 
An'd  Baker. 
Joseph  McClan. 
Thomas   Chamberlln. 
Henery  Castleman. 
Thomas  Best,  Campaign. 
Thomas  Jones. 


COUNTY  OF  WESTMORELAND.  359 


Robert  Thornton. 

William  Agun. 

Jeremiah  Downs. 

Basil  Brown. 

Kelep  Purafres. 

Jonathon  Downs. 

Henry  Devers. 

Thomas  Downs. 

Benagei  Burcham. 

Thomas  Prather. 

Joseph  Clemans. 

John  Castleman. 

Thomas  Couge. 

Hezekiah  Megruder,  Campaign. 

Richard  Noble. 

George  Smith. 

John  Goe,  Campaign. 

Mordicha  Chalfant,  Campaign. 

Othey  Brashers. 

Michal   Tigar. 

Asher  Rude. 

Thomas  Gorby. 

Leven  Green. 

Samuel  Lynch,  Campaign. 

And'w  Dunn. 

Zackeriah   Masterson. 

John  Stephens. 

Samuel  Jackson. 

Joseph   Tomblonston. 

John  Miller. 

Edman  Price,  Campaign. 

John  Jones. 

Robert  Loughtlin. 

Joseph  Vandolar. 

David  Mitchel. 

Jacob  Cyfret. 

Wm.  Mclntire,  Hugh  Conway,  Substitute 

Zeckeriah  Brasher,  last  Camp. 

Richard  Bell,  Scool  Master. 

Mark  McGohor. 

Return'd  by  And'w  Lynn,  Cap'n. 


360 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


A  RETURN  OF  THE  MEN  OF  THE  2  CLASS  ON  DUTY,     (c.) 


Adly  Ray,  on  the  last  Campain. 

John   Walker. 

Laurance  Greer,  unfurm  in  boddy. 

Samuel  Johns. 

Robert  Harkness,  out  of  the  Disstrick. 

John   Smith. 

Charles  Chafant. 

David  Crabil. 

Will'm  Mitchel. 

AND'W  LYNN,   Capt. 


(c.)  These  Are  to  Certify  that  the  Bearer  Hereof  Robert 
Harbison  has  Served  as  a  Substitute  for  the  space  of  one 
mounth  and  Was  Hired  for  thirty  Dollars  by  me  by  your 
orders. 

HUGH  MILCHEL. 


CAPT.  MITCHELL'S  COMPANY,     (a.) 


Captain. 
Hugh   Mitchell. 


Privates. 


John  Hopkins. 

Thomas  Lemon. 

William   Lemon. 

John  Miller. 

John  Huston. 

John  McClenahan. 

James  Bromfield. 

William  Davison. 

Joseph  Wilson. 

John  Lemon. 

Andrew  Mitchell. 

Bartholomew  Hetherington. 


William  McEntir. 
John  Stuart. 
William  Mason. 
John  Kilpatrick. 
Robert  Lemon. 
William  Milligan. 
Robert  Fulton. 
John  Curry. 
John  Baileff. 
James  Lowry. 
James  Sutton. 
Robert  Rebourn. 


COUNTY  OF  WESTMORELAND. 


-31' 


RETURN  OF  YE  CLASS  DRAFTED  IN  MY  COMPANY,  (c.) 


John  Grier. 
Wm.  Golding. 
Jno.  Golding. 
Elijah  Piles. 


Henson  Stephens. 
Jno.  Whittington. 
Jno.  Ireland. 


JAMES   NICOL,    C'p. 


A  RETURN  OF  THE  CLASSES  ORDERED  OUT  ON  DUTY  OF 
CAPT.  JOSEPH  PEARCE'S  COMPANY  WITH  THEIR 
NAMES  AS  FOLLOWS,     (c.) 


Jas.  Steuart. 
John  Simoral. 
Joseph  Archer. 


Matthw.  Mitchel. 
Peter  Waddle. 


Alexr.  Mitchel. 
Zacheus  Wilson. 


No.  8th  Class. 


Joseph  Thorn. 
Thos.  Steuart. 
Joshua  Bud. 

No.  1st  Class. 

Henry  Cambell. 
Cornelus  Thomson. 

No.  2d  Class. 

Robt.  Mitchel. 


A  RETORN  OF  MENS  NAMES  THAT  WAS  ORDERED  OUT 
FOR  THE  STATIONS,     (c.) 


Lejey  Hills  is  torned  out  for  the  Campain. 
James  Barker  is  torned  out  for  the  Campain. 
Johnathan  Cheambers  is  tourned  out  for  the  Campain. 
Hewey  Dougherty  is  for  the  Campain. 
John  Brown  Heas  Hired  for  the  Campain. 
Chearles  Dawson,  Heas  Bought  one  Tower. 
William  Goldon  is  under  the  Doctors  Hands. 


ooo  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

Thorns  Dawsou,  Is  one  tower  A  Hed  he  says. 

George  Harker. 

Robert  Makey,  Substitute. 

Jermia    Hoskingson,    bought    tower. 

James  Moslerd,  hiard  Substitute  on  the  Slosher. 

Mathew  Richey,  Was  on  the  Last  Campain. 

John  Comings,  was  on  the  Last  Campain. 

Hensom  Stephens. 

John  Goldon. 

Job  Bobit. 

John  Chirey. 

John  Grier  is  ons  tower  a  Hed. 

Thomas  Meser. 

REUBEN  REMP,  Capt. 


CAPT.   WILSONS  RETURN,     (c.) 


Jno.  Byers,  finds  a  horse  for  the  Campain  &c. 

Henry  Greer,  Down  the  Country. 

Tho's  Greer,  finds  a  horse  for  the  Expedition. 

Sam'l   Stephens. 

Rich'd  Shores. 

Robt.  Watson. 

Benj'n  Perecell,  Servd. 

Thomas  Bartley. 

Jas.  McCormick,  Down  the  country. 

DAVID  WILSON,  Capt. 


COUNTY  OF  WESTMORELAND.  363 

NARRATIVES    OF    THE   EXPEDITION,     (a.) 


[The  following  narratives  of  two  of  the  survivors  of  Craw- 
ford's Expedition  to  Sandusky  were  given  to  the  public  shortly 
after  the  return  of  the  narrators.  It  is  deemed  perfectly  pro- 
per to  reproduce  them  in  connection  with  the  preceding.  That 
of  Dr.  Knight  was  written  by  himself,  that  of  Slover  as  related 
by  him  was  taken  down  by  H.  Brackenridge.] 


NARRATIVE  OF  DR.  KNIGHT. 


About  the  latter  end  of  the  month  of  March  or  the  beginning 
ot  April,  of  the  present  year  (1782),  the  western  Indians  began 
to  make  incursions  upon  the  frontiers  of  Ohio  and  Washing- 
ton, Youghiogany  and  Westmoreland  counties,  which  has  been 
their  constant  practice  ever  since  the  commencement  of  the 
present  war  between  the  United  States  and  Great  Britain. 

In  consequence  of  these  predatory  invasions,  the  principal 
officers  of  the  above  mentioned  counties,  namely:  Colonels 
Williamson  and  Marshall,  tried  every  method  in  their  power 
to  set  on  foot  an  expedition  against  the  Wyandot  towns,  which 
they  could  effect  no  other  way  than  by  giving  all  possible  en- 
couragement to  volunteers.  The  plan  proposed  was  as  follows: 
Every  man  furnishing  himself  with  a  horse,  a  gun,  and  one 
month's  provisions,  should  be  exempt  from  two  tours  of  militia 
duty.  Likewise,  that  every  one  who  had  been  plundered  by 
the  Indians,  should,  if  the  plunder  could  be  found  at  their 
towns,  have  it  again,  proving  it  to  be  his  property,  and  all 
horses  lost  on  the  expedition  by  unavoidable  accident  were 
to  be  replaced  by  horses  taRen  in  the  enemy's  country. 

The  time  appointed  for  the  rendezvous,  or  the  general  meet- 
ing of  the  volunteers,  was  fixed  to  be  on  the  20th  of  May,  and 
the  place,  the  old  Mingo  town,  on  the  west  side  of  the  river 
Ohio,  about  forty  miles  below  Fort  Pitt,  by  land;  and  I  think 
about  seventy-five  by  water. 

Col.  Crawford  was  solicited  by  the  general  voice  of  these 
western  counties  and  districts  to  command  the  expedition.  He 
accordingly  set  out  as  a  volunteer,  and  came  to  Fort  Pitt  two 
days  before  the  time  appointed  for  the  assembling  of  the  men. 


364  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

As  there  was  no  Surgeon  yet  appointed  to  go  with  the  ex- 
pedition, Col.  Crawford  begged  the  favor  of  Gen.  Irvine  to  per- 
mit me  to  accompany  him,  (my  consent  having  been  previously 
asked),  to  which  the  G.eneral  agreed,  provided  Col.  Gibson  did 
not  object. 

Having  obtained  permission  of  the  Col.,  I  left  Fort  Pitt  on 
Tuesday,  May  1st,  and  the  next  day  about  one  in  the  afternoon, 
arrived  at  the  Mingo  bottom. 

The  volunteers  had  not  all  crossed  the  river  until  Friday 
morning,  the  24th,  they  then  distributed  themselves  into  eigh- 
teen companies,  choosing  their  captains  by  vote.  There  were 
chosen  also,  one  Col.  Commandant,  four  field  and  one'  brigadier 
Major.     There  were  four  hundred  and  sixty-five  that  voted. 

We  began  our  march  on  Saturday,  May  25th,  making  almost  a 
due  West  course,  and  on  the  fourth  day  reach  the  old  Moravian 
town,  upon  the  river  Muskingum,  about  60  miles  from  the  river 
Ohio.  Some  of  the  men  having  lost  their  horses  on  the  night 
preceding,    returned    home. 

Thursday,  the  28th,  in  the  evening.  Major  Brinton  and  Cap- 
tain Bane,  went  some  distance  from  camp  to  reconnoitre;  hav- 
ing gone  about  one-quarter  of  a  mile  they  saw  two  Indians, 
upon  whom  they  fired,  and  then  retreated  to  camp.  This  was 
the  first  place  in  which  we  were  discovered,  as  we  understood 
afterwards. 

On  Thursday,  the  1th  of  June,  which  was  the  eleventh  day 
of  our  march,  about  one  o'clock  we  came  to  the  spot  where  the 
town  of  Sandusky  formerly  stood;  the  inhabitants  had  moved 
18  miles  lower  down  the  creek  nearer  the  lower  Sandusky;  but 
as  neither  our  guides  or  any  who  were  with  us  had  known  any 
thing  of  their  removal,  we  began  to  conjecture  there  were  no 
Indian  towns  nearer  than  the  lower  Sandusky,  which  was  at 
least  forty  miles  distant. 

However,  after  refreshing  our  horses  we  advanced  in  search 
of  some  of  their  settlements,  but  had  scarcely  got  the  distance 
of  three  or  four  miles  from  the  old  town  when  a  number  of 
our  men  expressed  their  desire  to  return,  some  of  them  alleging 
that  they  had  only  five  days'  provisions;  upon  which  the  field 
Officers  and  Captains,  determined  in  council,  to  proceed  that 
afternoon  and  no  longer. 

Previous  to  the  calling  of  this  Council,  a  small  party  of  Light 
Horse  to  reconnoitre,  I  shall  here  remark  by  the  way  that 
there  are  a  great  many  extensive  plains  in  that  country.  The 
woods  in  general  grow  very  thin  and  free  from  brush  and 
underbrush;  so  that  light  horsemen  may  advance  a  considera- 


COUNTY  OF  WESTMORELAND.  365 

ble  distance  before  an  army  without  being  much  exposed  to 
the  enemy. 

Just  as  the  council  decided,  an  express  returned  from,  the 
above  mentioned  party  of  light  horse  with  intelligence  that 
they  had  been  about  three  miles  in  front,  and  had  seen  a  large 
body  of  Indians  running  towards  them.  In  a  short  time  we 
saw  the  rest  of  the  light  horse,  who  joined  us,  and  having  gone 
one  mile  further,  met  a  number  of  Indians  who  had  partly  got 
possession  of  a  piece  of  woods  before  us,  whilst  we  were  in  the 
plains;  but  our  men  alighting  from  their  horses  and  rushing 
into  the  woods,  soon  obliged  them  to  abandon  that  place. 

The  enemy  being  by  this  time  reinforced,  flanked  to  the 
right,  and  part  of  them  coming  in  nearer,  quickly  made  the 
action  more  serious.  The  firing  continued  very  warm  on  both 
sides  from  four  o'clock  until  the  dusk  of  the,  evening,  each 
partly  maintaining  their  ground.  Next  morning  about  f-ix 
o'clock  their  guns  were  discharged,  at  the  distance  of  two  or 
three  hundred  yards,  which  continued  till  day,  doing  little  or 
no  execution  on  either  side. 

The  field  officers  then  assembled  and  agreed,  as  the  enemy 
were  every  moment  increasing,  and  we  had  already  a  number 
of  wounded,  to  retreat  that  night.  The  whole  body  was  tq 
form  into  three  lines,  keeping  the  wounded  in  the  centre. 
We,  had  four  killed  and  twenty-three  wounded,  of  the  latter, 
seven  very  dangerously,  on  which  account  as  many  biers  were 
got  ready  to  carry  them;  most  of  the  rest  were,  slightly 
wounded  and  none  so  bad  but  they  could  ride  on  horseback. 
After  dark  the  officers  went  on  the  out  posts  and  brought  in  all 
the  men  as  expeditiously  as  they  could.  Just  as  the  troops 
were  about  to  form,  several  guns  were  fired  by  the  enemy* 
upon  which  some  of  our  men  spoke  out  and  said  our  intention 
was  discovered  by  the  Indians  who  were  firing  alarm  guns. 
Upon  which  some  in  front  hurried  off  and  the  rest  immediately 
followed,  leaving  the  seven  men  that,  were  dangerously 
wounded,  some  of  whom  however  got  off  on  horseback,  by 
means  of  some  good  friends,  who  waited  for,  and  assisted  them. 

We  had  not  got  a  quarter  of  a  mile  from  the  field  of  actioh 
when  I  heard  Col.  Crawford  calling  for  his  son,  John  Crawford, 
his  son-in-law.  Major  Harrison,  Major  Rose  and  WiHiani  Crawr 
ford,  his  nephews,  upon  which  I  came  up  and  told  him  I  be- 
lieved they  were  on  before  us.  He  asked  was  that  the  doctor? 
I  told  him  it  was.  He  then  replied  they  were  not  iij  front,  and 
begged  of  me  not  to  leave  him.     I  promised  him  I  would  not.;  ■ 

We  then  waited  and  continued  calling  for  these  men  till  the 


366  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

troops  had  passed  us.  The  Colonel  told  me  his  horse  had  almost 
given  out,  that  he  could  not  keep  up  with  the  troops,  and  wished 
some  of  his  best  friends  to  remain  with  him.  He  then  ex- 
claimed against  the  militia  for  riding  off  in  such  an  irregular 
manner,  and  leaving  some  of  the  wounded  behind,  contrary  to 
his  orders.  Presently  there  came  two  men  riding  after  us,  one 
of  them  an  old  man,  the  other  a  lad.  We  enquired  if  they  had 
seen  any  of  the  above  persons?    They  answered  they  had  not. 

By  this  time  there  was  very  hot  firing  before  us,  and  as  we 
judged,  near  where  our  main  body  must  have  been.  Our  course 
was  then  nearly  Southwest,  but  changing  it,  we  went  north 
about  two  miles,  the  two  men  remaining  in  company  with  us. 
Judging  ourselves  to  be  now  out  of  the  enemy's  lines,  we  took 
a  due  East  course,  taking  care  to  keep  at  the  distance  of  fifteen 
or  twenty  yards  apart,  and  directing  ourselves  by  the  North 
star. 

The  old  man  often  lagged  behind,  and  when  this  was  the  case, 
never  failed  to  call  for  us  to  halt  for  him.  When  we  were  near 
the  Sandusky  creek  he  fell  one  hundred  yards  behind,  and 
bawled  out,  as  usual,  for  us  to  halt.  While  we  were  preparing 
to  reprimand  him  for  making  a  noise,  I  heard  an  Indian  hallo, 
as  I  thought,  one  hundred  and  fifty  yards  from  the  man,  and 
partly  behind  him.  After  this  we  did  not  hear  the  man  call 
again,  neither  did  he  ever  come  up  to  us  any  more.  It  was 
now  past  midnight,  and  about  daybreak  Col.  Crawford's  and 
the  young  man's  horses  gave  out,  and  they  left  them.  We 
pursued  our  journey  Eastward,  and  about  two  o'clock  fell  in 
with  Capt.  Biggs,  who  had  carried  Lieut.  Ashley  from  the  field 
of  action,  who  had  been  dangerously  wounded.  We  then 
went  on  about  the  space  of  an  hour,  when  a  heavy  rain  com- 
ing on,  we  concluded  it  was  best  to  encamp,  as  we  were  encum- 
bered with  the  wounded  officer.  We  then  barked  four  or  five 
trees,  made  an  encampment  and  a  fire,  and  remained  there  all 
that  night.  Next  morning  we  again  prosecuted  our  journey, 
and  having  gone  about  three  miles  found  a  deer  which  had  been 
recently  killed.  The  meat  was  sliced  from  the  bones  and 
bundled  up  in  the  skin,  with  a  tomahawk  lying  by  it.  We  car- 
ried all  with  us,  and  in  advancing  about  one  mile  further, 
espied  the  smoke  of  a  fire.  We  then  gave  the  wounded  officer 
into  the  charge  of  the  young  man,  directing  him  to  stay  be- 
hind whilst  the  Colonel,  the  Captain  and  myself  walked  up  as 
cautiously  as  we  could  toward  the  fire.  When  we  came  to  it, 
we  concluded,  from  several  circumstances,  some  of  our  people 
had    encamped    there    the    preceding    night.     We    then    went 


COUNTY  OF  WESTMORELAND.  367 

about  roasting  the  venison,  and  when  just  about  to  march,  ob- 
served one  of  our  men  coming  upon  our  tracks.  He  seemed 
at  first  very  shy,  but  having  called  to  him,  he  came  up  and 
told  us  he  was  the  person  who  had  killed  the  deer,  but  upon 
hearing  us  come  up,  was  afraid  of  Indians,  hid  it  in  a  thicket 
and  made  off.  Upon  this  we  gave  him  some  bread  and  roasted 
venison,  proceeded  all  together  on  our  journey,  and  about  two 
o'clock  came  upon  the  paths  by  which  we  had  gone  out.  Capt. 
Biggs  and  myself  did  not  think  it  safe  to  keep  the  road,  but 
the  Colonel  said  the  Indians  would  not  follow  the  troops  farther 
than  the  plains,  which  we  were  then  considerably  past.  As  the 
wounded  officer  rode  Capt.  Bigg's  horse,  I  lent  the  Captain 
mine.  The  Colonel  and  myself  went  about  one  hundred  yards 
in  front,  the  Captain  and  the  wounded  officer  in  the  centre, 
and  the  two  young  men  behind.  After  we  had  traveled  about 
one  mile  and  a  half,  several  Indians  started  up  within  fifteen 
or  twenty  steps  of  the  Colonel  and  me.  As  we  at  first  discov- 
ered only  three,  I  immediately  got  behind  a  large  black  oak, 
made  ready  my  piece  and  raised  it  up  to  take  sight,  when  the 
Colonel  called  to  me  twice  not  to  fire,  upon  that  one  of  the  In- 
dians ran  to  the  Colonel  and  took  him  by  the  hand. 

They  were  Delaware  Indians  of  the  Wingenund  tribe.  Cap- 
tain Biggs  fired  amongst  them  but  did  no  execution.  They 
then  told  us  to  call  these  people  and  make  them  come  there, 
else  they  would  go  and  kill  them,  which  the  Colonel  did,  but 
they  forgot  us  and  escaped  for  that  time.  The  Colonel  and  I 
were  then  taken  to  the  Indian  camp,  which  was  about  half  a 
mile  from  the  place  where  we  were  captured.  On  Sunday 
evening  five  Delawares  who  had  posted  themselves  at  some 
distance  further  on  the  road  brought  back  to  the  camp,  where 
we  lay,  Captain  Biggs'  and  Lieutenant  Ashley's  scalps,  with 
an  Indian  scalp  which  Captain  Biggs  had  taken  in  the  field  of 
action;  they  also  brought  in  Biggs'  horse  and  mine,  they  told 
us  the  other  two  men  got  away  from  them. 

Monday  morning,  the  tenth  of  June,  we  were  paraded  to 
march  to  Sandusky,  about  thirty-three  miles  distant;  they 
had  eleven  prisoners  of  us  and  four  scalps,  the  Indians  being 
seventeen  in  number. 

Col.  Crawford  was  very  desirous  to  see  a  certain  Simon 
Girty,  who  lived  with  the  Indians,  and  was  on  this  account 
permitted  to  go  to  town  the  same  night,  with  two  warriors  to 
guard  him,  having  orders  at  the  same  time  to  pass  by  the  place 
where  the  Col.  had  turned  out  his  horse,  that  they  might  if 
possible,  find  him.  The  rest  of  us  were  taken  as  far  as  the  old 
town  which  was  within  eight  miles  of  the  new. 


368  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

Tuesday  morning,  the  eleventh,  Colonel  Crawford  was 
brought  out  to  us  on  purpose  to  be  marched  in  with  the  other 
prisoners.  I  asked  the  Col.  if  he  had  seen  Mr.  Girty?  He  told 
me  he  had,  and  that  Girty  had  promised  to  do  every  thing  in 
his  power  for  him,  but  that  the  Indians  were  very  much  en- 
raged against  the  prisoners;  particularly  Capt.  Pipe  one  of  the 
chiefs;  he  likewise  told  me  that  Girty  informed  him  that  his 
son-in-law,  Col.  Harrison  and  his  nephew,  William  Crawford, 
were  made  prisoners  by  the  Shawanese,  but  had  been  pardoned. 
This  Captain  Pipe  had  come  from  the  town  about  an  hour  be- 
fore Col.  Crawford,  and  had  painted  all  the  prisoners'  faces 
black.  As  he  was  painting  me  he  told  me  I  should  go  to  the 
Shawanese  towns  and  see  my  friends.  When  the  Col.  arrived 
he  painted  him  black  also,  told  him  he  was  glad  to  see  him 
and  that  he  would  have  him  shaved  when  he  came  to  see  his 
friends  at  the  Wyandot  town.  When  we  marched  the  Col.  and 
I  were  kept  back  between  Pipe  and  Wingenund,  the  two  Dela- 
ware chiefs,  the  other  nine  prisoners  were  sent  forward  with 
another  party  of  Indians.  As  we  went  along  we  saw  four  of 
the  prisoners  lying  by  the  path  tomahawked  and  scalped,  some 
of  them  were  at  the  distance  of  half  a  mile  from  each  other. 
When  we  arrived  within  half  a  mile  of  the  place  where  the 
Col.  was  executed,  we  overtook  the  five  prisoners  that  re- 
mained alive;  the  Indians  had  caused  them  to  sit  down  on 
the  ground,  as  they  did  also  the  Col.  and  me  at  some  distance 
from  them.  I  was  there  given  in  charge  to  an  Indian  fellow 
to  be  taken  to  the  Shawanese  towns. 

In  the  place  where  we  were  now  made  to  sit  down  there  was 
a  number  of  squaws  and  boys,  who  fell  on  the  five  prisoners  and 
tomahawked  them.  There  was  a  certain  John  McKinly 
amongst  the  prisoners,  formerly  an  officer  in  the  13th  Virginia 
regiment,  whose  head  an  old  squaw  cut  off,  and  the  Indians 
kicked  it  about  upon  the  ground.  The  young  Indian  fellows 
came  often  where  the  Col.  and  I  were,  and  dashed  the  scalps  in 
our  faces.  We  were  then  conducted  along  toward  the  place 
where  the  Col.  was  afterwards  executed;  when  we  came  within 
about  half  a  mile  of  it,  Simon  Girty  met  us,  with  several  In- 
dians on  horseback;  he  spoke  to  the  Col.,  but  as  I  was  about 
one  hundred  and  fifty  yards  behind  could  not  hear  what  passed 
between  them. 

Almost  every  Indian  we  met  struck  us  either  with  sticks  or 
their  fists.  Girty  waited  till  I  was  brought  up  and  asked,  was 
that  the  doctor? — I  told  him  yes,  and  went  toward  him  reaching 
out  my  hand,  but  he  bid  me  begone  and  called  me  a  damned 


COUNTY  OF  WESTMORELAND.  369 

rascal,  upon  which  the  fellows  who  had  me  in  charge  pulled 
me  along.  Girty  rode  up  after  me  and  told  me  I  was  to  go  to 
the  Shawanese  towns. 

When  we  went  to  the  fire  the  Col.  was  stripped  naked  or- 
dered to  sit  down  by  the  fire  and  then  they  beat  him  with  sticks 
and  their  fists.  Presently  after  I  was  treated  in  the  same  man- 
ner. They  then  tied  a  rope  to  the  foot  of  a  post  about  fifteen 
feet  high,  bound  the  Col's  hands  behind  his  back  and  fastened 
the  rope  to  the  ligature  between  his  wrists.  The  rope  was 
long  enough  for  him  to  sit  down  or  walk  around  the  post  once 
or  twice  and  return  the  same  way.  The  Col.  then  called  to 
Girty  and  asked  if  they  intended  to  burn  him?— Girty  answered, 
yes.  The  Col.  said  he  would  take  it  all  patiently.  Upon  this 
Captain  Pipe,  a  Delaware  chief,  made  a  speech  to  the  Indians, 
viz:  about  thirty  or  forty  men,  sixty  or"  seventy  squaws  and 
boys. 

When  the  speech  was  finished  they  all  yelled  a  hideous  and 
hearty  assent  to  what  had  been  said.  The  Indian  men  then 
took  up  their  guns  and  shot  powder  into  the  Colonel's  body, 
from  his  feet  as  far  up  as  his  neck.  I  think  not  less  than  sev- 
enty loads  were  discharged  upon  his  naked  body.  Then  they 
crowded  aboui  him,  and  to  the  best  of  my  observation,  cut  off 
his  ears;  when  the  throng  had  dispersed  a  little  I  saw  the  blood 
running  from  both  sides  of  his  head  in  consequence  thereof. 

The  fire  was  about  six  or  seven  yards  from  the  post  to  which 
the  Colonel  was  tied;  it  was  made  of  small  hickory  poles, 
burnt  quite  through  in  the  middle,  each  end  of  the  poles  re- 
maining about  six  feet  in  length.  Three  or  four  Indians  by 
turns  would  take  up,  individually,  one  of  these  burning  pieces 
of  wood  and  apply  it  to  his  naked  body,  already  burnt  black 
with  powder.  These  tormentors  presented  themselves  on  every 
side  of  him  with  the  burning  faggots  and  poles.  Some  of  the 
squaws  took  broad  boards,  upon  which  they  would  carry  a 
quantity  of  burning  coals  and  hot  embers  and  throw  on  him, 
so  that  in  a  short  time  he  had  nothing  but  coals  of  fire  and  hot 
ashes  to  walk  upon. 

In  the  midst  of  these  extreme  tortures,  he  called  to  Simon 
Girty  and  begged  of  him  to  shoot  him;  but  Girty  making  no 
answer  he  called  to  him  again.  Girty  then,  by  the  was  of  deri- 
sion told  the  Colonel  he  had  no  gun,  at  the  same  time  turning 
about  to  an  Indian  who  was  behind  him.  laughed  heartly,  and 
by  all  his  gestures  seemed  delighted  at  the  horrid  scene. 

Girty  then  came  up  to  me  and  bade  me  prepare  for  death. 
He  said,  however,  I  was  not  to  die  at'  that  place,  but  to  be 
24— Vol.  II— 6th  Ser. 


376  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

burnt  at  the  Shawanese  towns.  He  swore  by  G — d  I  need  not 
expect  to  escape  death,  but  should  suffer  it  in  all  its  extrem- 
ities. 

He  then  observed,  that  some  prisoners  had  given  him  to  un- 
derstand, that  if  our  people  had  had  him  they  would  not  hurt 
him;  for -his  part,  he  said,  he  did  not  believe  it,  but  desired 
to  know  my  opinion  of  the  matter,  but  being  at  that  time  in 
great  anguish  and  distress  for  the  torments  the  Colonel  was 
suffering  before  my  eyes,  as  well  as  the  expectation  of  under- 
going the  same  fate  in  two  days,  I  made  little  or  no  answer. 
He  expressed  a  great  deal  of  ill  will  for  Col.  Gibson,  and  said 
he  was  one  of  his  greatest  enemies,  and  more  to  the  same  pur- 
pose to  all  which  I  paid  very  little  attention.  Col  Crawford  at 
this  period  of  his  sufferings  besought  the  Almighty  to  have 
mercy  on  his  soul,  spoke  very  low,  and  bore  his  torments  with 
the  most  manly  fortitude.  He  continued  in  all  the  extremities 
of  pain  for  an  hour  and  three  quarters  or  two  hours  longer,  as 
near  as  I  can  judge,  when  at  least,  being  almost  exhausted  he 
lay  down  on  his  belly,  they  then  scalped  him,  and  repeatedly 
threw  the  scalp  in  my  face,  telling  me  "that  was  my  great  cap- 
tain." An  old  squaw  (whose  appearance  every  way  answered 
the  ideas  people  entertain  of  the  Devil)  got  a  board,  took  a 
parcel  of  coals  and  ashes  and  laid  them  on  his  back  and  head, 
after  he  had  been  scalped,  he  then  raised  himself  upon  his  feet 
and  began  to  walk  round  the  post;  they  next  put  a  burning 
stick  to  him  as  usual,  but  he  seemed  more  insensible  of  pain 
than  before. 

The  Indian  fellow  who  had  me  in  charge,  now  took  me  away 
to  Capt.  Pipes  house,  about  three-quarters  of  a  mile  from  the 
place  of  the  Colonel's  execution.  I  was  bound  all  night,  and 
thus  prevented  from  seeing  the  last  of  the  horrid  spectacle. 
Next  morning,  being  June  12th,  the  Indian  untied  me,  painted 
me  black,  and  we  set  off  for  the  Shawanese  town,  which  he 
told  me  was  somewhat  less  than  forty  miles  from  that  place. 
We  soon  came  to  the  spot  wher  the  Colonel  had  been  burnt,  as 
It  was  partly  in  our  way;  I  saw  his  bones  lying  amongst  the 
remains  of  the  fire,  almost  burnt  to  ashes;  I  suppose  after  he 
was  dead  they  laid  his  body  on  the  fire. 

The  Indian  told  me  that  was  Big  Captain,  and  gave  the  scalp 
halloo.  He  was  on  horseback  and  drove  me  before  him. 

I  pretended  to  this  Indian  I  was  ignorant  of  the  death  I  was 
to  die  at  the  Shawanese  towns,  assumed  as  cheerful  a  counte- 
nance as  possible,  and  asked  him  if  we  were  not  to  live  to- 
gether as  brothers  in  one  house  when  we  should   get  to  the 


COUNTY  OF  WESTMORELAND.  371 

town?    He  seemed  well  pleased,  and  said  yes.     He  then  asked 
me  if  I  could  make  a  wigwam?— I  told  him  I  could— he  then 
seemed  more  friendly.    We  went  that  day  as  near  as  I  can 
judge  about  25  miles,  the  course  partly  Southwest.— The  In- 
dian told  me  we  should  next  day  come  to  the  town,  the  sun 
beipg  in  such   a  direction,  pointing  nearly   South.     At  night, 
when  we  went  to  rest,  I  attempted  very  often  to  untie  myself, 
but  the  Indian  was  extremely  vigilant  and  scarcely  ever  shut 
his  eyes  that  night.     About  daybreak  he  got  up  and  untied  me; 
he  next  began  to  mend  up  the  fire,  and  the  gnats  were  trouble- 
some I  asked  him  If  I  should  make  a  smoke  behind  him— he 
said  yes.     I  then  took  the  end  of  a  dogwood  fork  which  had 
been  burnt  down  to  about  18  inches  long;  it  was  the  longest 
stick  I  could  find,  yet  too  small  for  the  purpose  I  had  in  view; 
then  I  picked  up  another  smaller  stick  and  taking  a  coal  of 
fire  between  them   went   behind  him;    then   turning  suddenly 
about,  I  struck  him  on  the  head  with  all  the  force  I  was  master 
of;   which  so  stunned  him  that  he  fell  forward  with  both  his 
hands  into  the  fire,  but  seeing  him  recover  and  get  up,  I  seized 
his  gun  while  he  ran  off  howling  in  a  most  fearful  manner.     I 
followed  him   with  a  determination   to   shoot  him  down,  but 
pulling  back  the  cock  of  the  gun  with  too  great  violence,  I  be- 
lieve I  broke  the  main  spring.     I  pursued  him,  however,  about 
thirty  yards,  still  endeavoring  to  fire  the  gun,  but  could  not; 
then  going  back  to  the  fire  I  took  his  blanket,  a  pair  of  new 
moccasins,  his  hoppes,  powder  horn,  bullet  bag  (together  with 
the  gun),  and  marched  off,  directing  my  course  toward  the  five 
o'clock  mark;  about  half  an  hour  before  sunset  I  came  to  the 
plains  which  I  think  are  about  sixteen  miles  wide.    I  laid  me 
down  in  a  thicket  till  dark,  and  then  by  the  assistance  of  the 
North  star  made  my  way  through  them  and  got  into  the  woods 
before  morning.     I  proceeded  on  the  next  day,  and  about  noon 
crossed   the  paths  by  which  our  troops  had  gone  out;    these 
paths  are  nearly  East  and  West,  but  I  went  due  North  all  that 
afternoon  with  a  view  to  avoid  the  enemy. 

In  the  evening  I  began  to  be  very  faint,  and  no  wonder;  I 
had  been  six  days  prisoner;  the  last  two  days  of  which  I  had 
eat  nothing,  and  but  very  little  the  first  three  or  four;  there 
were  wild  gooseberries  in  abundance  in  the  woods,  but  being 
unripe,  required  mastication,  which  at  that  time  I  was  not 
able  to  perform  on  account  of  a  blow  received  from  an  Indian 
on  the  jaw  with  the  back  of  a  tomahawk.  There  was  a  weed 
that  grew  plentifully  in  that  place,  the  juice  of  which  I  knew 
to   be   grateful    and    nourishing;    I    gathered   a  bundle  of  the 


372  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

same,  took  up  my  lodging  under  a  large  spreading  beech  tree 
and  having  sucked  plentifully  of  the  juice,  went  to  sleep.  Next 
day,  I  made  a  due  East  course  which  I  generally  kept  the  rest 
of  my  journey.  I  often  imagined  my  gun  was  only  wood 
bound,  and  tried  every  method  I  could  devise  to  unscrew  the 
lock  but  never  could  effect  it,  having  no  knife  nor  any  thing 
fitting  for  the  purpose,  I  had  now  the  satisfaction  to  find  my 
jaw  began  to  mend,  and  in  four  or  five  days  could  chew  any 
vegetable  proper  for  nourishment,  but  finding  my  gun  only  a 
useless  burden,  left  it  in  the  wilderness.  I  had  no  apparatus 
for  making  fire  to  sleep  by,  so  that  I  could  get  but  little  rest  for 
the  gnats  and  musketoes;  there  are  likewise  a  great  many 
swamps  in  the  beech  ridge,  which  occasioned  me  very  often  to 
lie  wet;  this  ridge  through  which  I  traveled,  is  about  20  miles 
broad,  the  ground  in  general  very  level  and  rich,  free  from 
shrubs  and  brushes;  there  are,  however,  very  few  springs,  yet 
wells  might  easily  be  dug  in  all  parts  of  the  ridge;  the  timber 
on  it  is  very  lofty,  but  it  is  no  easy  matter  to  make  a  straight 
course  through  the  same,  the  moss  growing  as  high  upon  the 
South  side  of  the  trees  as  upon  the  North.  There  are  a  great 
many  white  oaks,  ash  and  hickory  trees  that  grow  among  the 
beech  timber;  there  are  likewise  some  places  on  the  ridge,  per- 
haps for  three  or  four  continued  miles  where  there  is  little  or 
no  beech,  and  in  such  spots,  black,  whiteoak,  ash  and  hickory 
abound.  Sugar  trees  grow  there  also  to  a  very  great  bulk — 
the  soil  is  remarkably  good,  the  ground  a  little  ascending  and 
descending  with  some  small  rivulets  and  a  fev/  springs.  When 
I  got  out  of  the  beech  ridge,  and  nearer  the  river  Muskingum, 
the  lands  were  more  broken  but  equally  rich  with  those 
before  mentioned  and  abounding  with  brooks  and  springs 
of  water;  there  are  also  several  small  creeks  that  empty 
into  that  river,  the  bed  of  which  is  more  than  a  mile 
wide  in  many  places;  the  woods  consist  of  white  and  black  oak, 
walnut,  hickory  and  sugar  trees  in  the  greatest  abundance.  In 
all  parts  of  the  country  through  which  I  came  the  game  was 
very  plenty,  that  is  to  say,  deer,  turkeys  and  pheasants;  I  like- 
wise saw  a  great  many  vestiges  of  bears  and  some  elks. 

I  crossed  the  river  Muskingum  about  three  or  four  miles  be- 
low Fort  Lawrence,  and  crossing  all  paths  aimed  for  the  Ohio 
river.  All  this  time  my  food  was  gooseberries,  young  nettles, 
the  juice  of  herbs,  a  few  service  berries,  and  some  May  apples, 
likewise  two  young  blackbirds  and  a  terrapin,  which  I  de- 
voured raw.  When  my  food  sat  heavy  on  my  stomach,  I  used 
to  eat  a  little  wild  ginger  which  put  all  to  rights. 

I  came  upon  the  Ohio  river  about  five  miles  below  Fort  Mc- 


COUNTY  OF  WESTMORELAND.  373 

Intosh,  in  the  evening  of  the  21st  day  after  I  had  made  my  es- 
cape, and  on  the  22d  about  seven  o'clock  in  the  morning,  being 
the  fourth  of  July,  arrived  safe,  though  very  much  fatigued, 
at  the  Fort. 


NARRATIVE   OF  JOHN   SLOVER. 


Having  in  the  last  war  been  a  prisoner  amongst  the  Indians 
many  years,  and  so  being  well  acquainted  with  the  country 
west  of  the  Ohio,  I  was  employed  as  a  guide  in  the  expedition 
under  Col.  William  Crawford  against  the  Indian  towns  on  or 
near  the  river  Sandusky.  It  will  be  unnecessary  for  me  to  re- 
late what  is  so  well  known,  the  circumstances  and  unfortu- 
nate events  of  that  expedition;  it  will  be  sufficient  to  observe, 
that  having  on  Tuesday  the  fourth  of  June,  fought  the  enemy 
near  Sandusky,  we  lay  that  night  in  our  camp,  and  the  next 
day  fired  on  each  other  at  the  distance  of  three  hundred  yards, 
doing  little  or  no  execution.  In  the  evening  of  that  day  it  was 
proposed  by  Col.  Crawford,  as  I  have  since  been  informed,  to 
draw  off  with  order  but  at  the  moment  of  our  retreat  the  In- 
dians (who  had  probably  perceived  that  we  were  about  to 
retreat)  firing  alarm  guns,  our  men  broke  and  rode  off  in  con- 
fusion, treading  down  those  who  were  on  foot,  and  leaving 
the  wounded  men  who  supplicated  to  be  taken  with  them. 

I  was  with  some  others  on  the  rear  of  our  troops  feeding  our 
horses  in  the  glade,  when  our  men  began  to  break..  The  main 
body  of  our  people  had  passed  by  me  a  considerable  distance 
before  I  was  ready  to  set  out.  I  overtook  them  before  they 
crossed  the  glade,  and  was  advanced  almost  in  front.  The 
company  in  which  I  was  had  separated  from  me,  and  had  en- 
deavored to  pass  a  morass,  for  coming  up  I 'found  their  horses 
had  stuck  fast  in  the  morass,  and  endeavoring  to  pass,  mine 
also  in  a  short  time  stuck  fast.  I  ought  to  have  said,  the  com- 
pany of  five  or  six  men  with  which  I  had  been  immediately 
connected,  and  who  were  some  distance  to  the  right  of  the 
main  body,  had  separated  from  me,  &c.  I  tried  a  long  time  to 
disengage  my  horse,  until  I  could  hear  the  enemy  just  behind 
me,  and  on  each  side,  but  in  vain.  Here  then  I  was  obliged  to 
leave  him.  The  morass  was  so  unstable  that  I  was  to  the  mid- 
dle in  it,  and  it  was  with  the  greatest  difficulty  that  I  got 
across  it,  but  which  having  at  length  done,  I  came  up  with 


374  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

the  six  men  who  had  left  their  horses  in  the  same  manner  I 
had  done;  two  of  these,  my  companions,  having  lost  their 
guns. 

We  traveled  that  night,  making  our  course  towards  Detroit, 
with  a  view  to  shun  the  enemy,  who  we  conceived  to  have 
taken  the  paths  by  which  the  main  body  of  our  people  had  re- 
treated. Just  before  day  we  got  into  a  second  deep  morass,  and 
were  under  the  necessity  of  delaying  until  it  was  light  to  see 
our  way  through  it.  The  whole  of  this  day  we  traveled 
towards  the  Shawanese  towns,  with  a  view  of  throwing  our- 
selves still  farther  out  of  the  search  of  the  enemy.  About  ten 
o'clock  this  day  we  sat  down  to  eat  a  little,  having  tasted  noth- 
ing from  Tuesday,  the  day  of  our  engagement  until  this  time 
which  was  on  Thursday,  and  now  the  only  thing  we  had  to 
eat  was  a  scrap  of  pork  to  each.  We  had  sat  down  by  a  war- 
rior's path  which  we  had  not  suspected,  when  eight  or  nine 
warriors  appeared.  Running  off  hastily  we  left  our  baggage 
and  provision,  but  were  not  discovered  by  the  party;  for  skulk- 
ing some  time  in  the  grass  and  bushes,  we  returned  to  the 
place  and  recovered  our  baggage.  The  warriors  had  halooed 
as  they  passed,  and  were  answered  by  others  on  our  flanks. 

In  our  journey  through  the  glades,  or  wide  extended  dry 
meadows,  about  twelve  o'clock  this  day,  we  discovered  a 
party  of  Indians  in  front,  but  skulking  in  the  grass  and  bushes 
were  not  perceived  by  them.  In  these  glades  we  were  in  great 
danger,  as  we  could  be  seen  at  a  great  distance.  In  the  after- 
noon of  this  day  there  fell  a  heavy  rain,  and  then  traveling  on 
we  saw  a  party  of  the  enemy  about  two  hundred  yards  before 
us,  but  hiding  ourselves  in  the  bushes  we  had  again  the  good 
fortune  not  to  be  discovered.  This  night  we  got  out  of  the 
glades,  having  in  the  night  crossed  the  paths  by  which  we  had 
advanced  to  Sandusky. 

It  was  our  design  to  leave  all  these  paths  to  the  right  and  to 
come  in  by  the  Tuscarawas.  We  would  have  made  a  much 
greater  progress  had  it  not  been  for  two  of  our  companions, 
who  were  lame,  the  one  having  his  foot  burned,  the  other  with 
a  swelling  in  his  knee  of  a  rheumatic  nature.  On  this  day 
which  was  the  second  after  the  retreat  one  of  our  company,  the 
person  affected  with  the  rheumatic  swelling  was  left  behind 
some  distance  in  a  swamp.  Waiting  for  him  some  time  we 
saw  him  coming  within  one  hundred  yards,  as  I  sat  on  the 
body  of  an  old  tree  mending  my  moccasins,  but  taking  my  eye 
from  him  I  saw  him  no  more.  He  had  not  observed  our  tracks, 
but  had  gone  a  different  way.     We  whistled  on  our  chargers. 


COUNTY  OF  WESTMORELAND.  375 

and  afterwards  halooed  for  him,  but  in  vain.  Nevertheless  he 
was  fortunate  in  missing  us,  for  he  afterwards  came  safe  into 
Wheeling,  which  is  a  post  of  ours  on  the  Ohio,  about  70  miles 
below  Fort  Pitt.  We  traveled  on  until  night,  and  were  on  the 
waters  of  the  Muskingum  from  the  middle  of  this  day. 

Having  caught  a  fawn  this  day,  we  made  a  fire  in  the  evening 
and  had  a  repast,  having  in  the  meantime  eat  nothing  but  the 
small  bit  of  pork  I  mentioned  before.  We  set  off  at  break  of 
day.  About  nine  o'clock  the  third  day  we  fell  in  with  a  party 
of  the  enemy  about  12  miles  from  the  Tuscarawas,  which  is 
about  135  miles  from  Fort  Pitt.  They  had  come  upon  our 
tracks  or  had  been  on  our  flanks  and  discovered  us,  and  then 
having  got  before,  had  waylaid  us,  and  fired  before  we  per- 
ceived them.  At  the  first  fire  one  of  my  companions  fell  before 
me  and  another  just  behind  me;  these  two  had  guns;  there 
were  six  men  in  company,  and  four  guns,  two  of  these  ren- 
dered useless  by  reason  of  the  wet  when  coming  through  the 
swamp  the  first  night;  we  had  tried  to  discharge  them  but 
could  not.  When  the  Indians  fired  I  ran  to  a  tree,  but  an  In- 
dian presenting  himself  fifteen  yards  before  me,  directed  me  to 
deliver  myself  up  and  I  should  not  be  hurt.  My  gun  was  in 
good  order,  but  apprehending  the  enemy  behind  might  discharge 
their  pieces  at  me,  I  did  not  risk  firing,  which  I  had  afterwards 
reason  to  regret  when  I  found  what  was  to  be  my  fate,  and  that 
the  Indian  who  was  before  me  and  presented  his  gun  was  one 
of  those  who  had  just  before  fired.  Two  of  my  companions 
were  taken  with  me  in  the  same  manner,  the  Indians  assuring 
us  we  should  not  be  hurt.  But  one  in  company,  James  Paul, 
who  had  a  gun  in  order,  made  his  escape  and  has  since  come 
into  Wheeling.  One  of  these  Indians  knew  me,  and  was  of  the 
party  by  whom  I  was  taken  in  the  last  war.  He  came  up  and 
spoke  to  me  calling  me  by  Indian  name,  Mannuchothee,  and 
upbraiding  me  for  coming  to  war  against  them. 

I  will  take  a  moment  here  to  relate  some  particulars  of  my 
first  captivity  and  my  life  since.  I  was  taken  from  New  River 
in  Virginia  by  the  Miamese,  a  nation  called  by  us  Picts,  amongst 
whom  I  lived  six  years,  afterwards  being  sold  to  a  Delaware 
and  by  him  put  into  the  hands  of  a  trader.  I  was  carried 
amongst  the  Shawanese,  with  whom  I  continued  six  years;  so 
that  my  whole  time  amongst  these  nations  was  twelve  years, 
that  is,  from  the  eighth  to  the  twentieth  year  of  my  age.  At 
the  treaty  of  Fort  Pitt,  in  the  fall  preceding  what  is  called  Dun- 
more's  War,  which  if  I  am  right,  was  in  the  year  1773,  I  came 
in  with  the  Shawanese  nation  to  the  treaty,  and  meeting  with 


376  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

some  of  my  relations  at  that  place,  was  by  them  solicited  to  re- 
linquish the  life  of  a  savage,  which  I  did  with  some  reluctance, 
this  manner  of  life  having  become  natural  to  me,  inasmuch  as 
I  had  scarcely  known  any  other.  I  enlisted  as  a  soldier  in  the 
continental  army  at  the  commencement  of  the  present  war, 
and  served  fifteen  months.  Having  been  properly  discharged 
I  have  since  married,  have  a  family  and  am  in  communion 
with  the  church. 

To  return,  the  party  by  whom  we  were  made  prisoners  had 
taken  some  horses,  and  left  them  at  the  glades  we  had  passed 
the  day  before.  They  had  followed  on  our  tracks  from  these 
glades,  on  our  return  to  which  we  found  the  horses  and  rode. 
We  were  carried  to  Wachatomakak,  a  town  of  the  Mingoes  and 
Shawanese.  I  think  it  was  on  the  third  day  we  reached  the 
town,  which  when  we  were  approaching,  the  Indians  in  whose 
custody  we  were,  began  to  look  sour,  having  been  kind  to  us 
before  and  given  us  a  little  meat  and  flour  to  eat,  which  they 
had  found  or  taken  from  some  of  our  men  in  their  retreat. 
Tbis  town  is  small  and  we  were  told  was  about  two  miles  dis- 
tant from  the  main  town  to  which  they  intended  to  carry  us. 

The  inhabitants  from  this  town  came  out  with  clubs  and  tom- 
ahawks, struck,  beat  and  abused  us  greatly.  One  of  my  two 
companions  they  seized,  and  having  stripped  him  naked, 
blacked  him  with  coal  and  water.  This  was  the  sign  of  being 
burnt;  the  man  seemed  to  surmise  it  and  shed  tears.  He  asked 
me  the  meaning  of  his  being  blacked;  but  I  was  forbid  by  the 
enemy  in  their  own  language,  to  tell  him  what  was  intended. 
In  English,  which  they  spoke  easily,  having  been  often  at  Fort 
Pitt,  they  assured  him  he  was  not  to  be  hurt.  I  know  of  no 
reason  for  making  him  the  first  object  of  their  cruelty  unless 
it  was  that  he  was  the  oldest. 

A  warrior  had  been  sent  to  the  great  town  to  acquaint  them 
with  our  coming  and  prepare  them  for  the  frolic;  for  on  our 
coming  to  it,  the  inhabitants  came  out  with  guns,  clubs  and 
tomahawks.  We  were  told  that  we  had  to  run  to  the  council 
house,  about  three  hundred  yards.  The  man  that  was  blacked 
was  about  twenty  yards  before  us  in  running  the  gauntlet. 
They  made  him  their  principal  object,  men,  women  and  chil- 
dren beating  him,  and  those  who  had  guns  firing  loads  of  pow- 
der on  him  as  he  ran  naked,  putting  the  muzzels  of  the  guns 
to  his  body,  shouting,  hollooing  and  beating  their  drums  in  the 
meantime. 

The  unhappy  man  had  reached  the  door  of  the  council  house, 
beat  and  wounded  in  a  manner  shocking  to  the  sight;  for  hav- 


COUNTY  OF  WESTMORELAND.  377 

ing  arrived  before  him  we  had  in  our  power  to  view  the  specta- 
cle— it  was  indeed  the  most  horrid  that  can  be  conceived. 
They  had  cut  him  with  their  tomahawks;  shot  his  body  blacli, 
burnt  it  into  holes  with  loads  of  powder  blown  into  him;  a 
large  wadding  bad  made  a  wound  in  his  shoulder  whence  the 
blood  gushed. 

Agreeable  to  the  declaration  of  the  enemy,  when  he  first  set 
out  he  had  reason  to  think  himself  secure  when  he  had  reached 
the  door  of  the  council  house.  This  seemed  to  be  his  hope,  for 
coming  up  with  great  struggling  and  endeavors,  he  laid  hold 
of  the  door  but  was  pulled  back  and  drawn  away  by  them;  find- 
ing they  intended  no  mercy,  but  putting  him  to  death,  he  at- 
tempted several  times  to  snatch  or  lay  hold  of  some  of  their 
tomahawks,  but  being  weak  could  not  effect  it.  We  saw  him 
borne  off,  and  they  were  a  long  time  beating,  wounding  and 
pursuing  and  killing  him. 

That  same  evening  I  saw  the  dead  body  of  this  man  close  by 
the  council  house.  It  was  mangled  cruelly,  and  the  blood 
mingled  with  the  powder  was  rendered  black.  The  same  even- 
ing I  saw  him  after  he  had  been  cut  to  pieces,  and  his  limbs 
and  head  about  two  hundred  yards  on  the  outside  of  the  town 
put  on  poles.  That  evening  also  I  saw  the  bodies  of  three 
others  in  the  same  black  and  mangled  condition;  these  I  was 
told  had  been  pul  to  death  the  same  day,  and  just  before  we 
had  reached  the  town.  Their  bodies  as  they  lay  were  black, 
bloody,  burnt  with  powder.  Two  of  these  were  Harrison  (1)  and 
young  Crawford.  (2)  I  knew  the  visage  of  Col.  Harrison,  and 
I  saw  his  clothing  and  that  of  Young  Crawford  at  the  town. 
They  brought  horses  to  me  and  asked  if  I  knew  them.  I  said 
they  were  Harrison  and  Crawford's;   they  said  they  were. 

The  third  of  these  men  I  did  not  know,  but  believe  to  have 
been  Col.  McCleland,  the  third  in  command  on  the  expedition. 
The  next  day  the  bodies  of  these  men  were  dragged  to  the  out- 
side of  the  town  and  their  carcases  being  given  to  the  dogs, 
their  limbs  and  heads  were  stuck  upon  poles. 

My  surviving  companion  shortly  after  we  had  reached  the 
council  house  was  sent  to  another  town,  and  I  presume,  he  was 
burnt  or  executed  in  the  same  manner. 

In  the  evening  the  men  assembled  in  the  council  house;  this 
is  a  large  building  about  fifty  yards  in  length,  and  about 
twenty-five  yards  wide,  and  about  sixteen  feet  in  height,  built 
of  spit  poles  covered  with  bark;  their  first  object  was  to  exam- 
ine me,  which  they  could  do  in  their  own  language,  inasmuch 
as  I   could   speak   the   Miami,   Shawanese   and   Delaware   Ian- 


378  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

guages,  which  I  had  learned  during  my  early  captivity  in  the 
last  war;  I  found  I  had  not  forgotten  these  languages,  especially 
the  two  former,  as  well  as  my  native  tongue. 

'They  began  with  interrogating  me,  concerning  the  situation 
of  our  country,  what  were  our  provisions?  our  numbers?  the 
state  of  the  war  between  us  and  Britain?  I  informed  them 
Cornwallis  had  been  taken,  which  next  day,  when  Matthew 
Elliot  with  James  Girty  (3)  came,  he  affirmed  to  be  a  lie.  and 
the  Indians  seemed  to  give  full  credit  to  his  declaration. 

Hitherto  I  had  been  treated  with  some  appearance  of  kind- 
ness, but  now  the  enemy  began  to  alter  their  behavior  towards 
me.  Girty  had  informed  them,  that  when  he  asked  me  how  I 
liked  to  live  there,  I  had  said  that  I  intended  to  take  the  first 
opportunity  to  take  a  scalp  and  run  off.  It  was,  to  be  sure, 
very  probable  that  if  I  had  such  intention,  I  would  communi- 
cate it  to  him.  Another  man  came  to  me  and  told  me  a  story 
of  his  having  lived  on  the  south  branch  of  Potomac  in  Vir- 
ginia, and  having  three  brothers  there,  he  pretended  he 
wanted  to  get  away,  but  I  suspected  his  design;  nevertheless 
he  reported  that  I  had  consented  to  go.  In  the  meantime  I 
was  not  tied,  and  could  have  escaped,  but  having  nothing  to 
put  on  my  feet,  I  waited  some  time  longer  to  provide  for  this. 

I  was  invited  every  night  to  the  war  dance,  which  they 
usually  continued  until  almost  day.  I  could  not  comply  with 
their  desire,  believing  these  things  to  be  the  service  of  the 
devil.  The  council  lasted  fifteen  days;  fifty  to  one  hundred 
warriors  being  usually  in  council,  and  sometimes  more.  Every 
warrior  is  admitted  to  these  councils,  but  only  the  chiefs  or 
head  warriors  have  the  privilege  of  speaking.  The  head  war- 
riors are  accounted  such  from  the  number  of  scalps  they  have 
taken.  The  third  day  McKee  was  in  council  and  afterwards 
was  generally  present.  He  spoke  little,  and  did  not  ask  any 
questions  or  speak  to  me  at  all.  He  lives  about  two  miles  out 
of  town,  has  a  house  built  of  square  logs  with  a  shingle  roof; 
he  was  dressed  in  gold  lace  clothes.  I  had  seen  him  at  the 
former  town  through  which  I  had  passed.  I  think  it  was  on 
the  last  day  of  the  council  save  one  that  a  speech  came  from 
Detroit,  brought  by  a  warrior  who  had  been  counselling  with 
the  commanding  officer  at  that  place.  The  speech  had  been 
long  expected,  and  was  in  answer  to  one  some  time  before 
sent  from  the  town  to  Detroit.  It  was  in  a  belt  of  Wampum, 
and  began  with  addressing  them,  "My  children,"  and  inquiring 
why  they  continue  to  take  prisoners?  Provisions  are  scarce; 
when  prisoners  are  brought  in  we  are  obliged  to  maintain  them, 


COUNTY  OF  WESTMORELAND.  379 

and  still  some  of  them  are  running  away  and  carrying  tidings 
of  our  affairs.  When  any  of  your  people  fall  into  the  hands 
of  the  rebels,  they  show  no  mercy;  why  then  should  you  take 
prisoners?  Take  no  more  prisoners,  my  children,  of  any  sort; 
man,  woman  or  child. 

Two  days  after,  a  party  of  every  nation  that  was  near  being 
collected,  it  was  determined  on  to  take  no  more  prisoners  of 
any  sort.  They  had  held  a  large  council,  and  the  determination 
was,  that  if  it  were  possible  they  could  find  a  child  of  a  span 
or  three  inches  long,  they  would  show  no  mercy  to  it.  At  the 
conclusion  of  the  council  it  was  agreed  upon  by  all  the  tribes 
present,  viz:  the  Tawaws,  Chippawaws,  the  Wyandots,  the 
Mingoes,  the  Delawares,  the  Shawanese,  Munses,  and  a  part  of 
the  Cherokees,  that  should  any  of  the  nations  who  were  not 
present  take  any  prisoners,  these  would  rise  against  them,  take 
away  the  prisoners  and  put  them  to  death. 

In  the  course  of  these  deliberations  I  understood  what  was 
said  perfectly.  They  laid  plans  against  our  settlements  of 
Kentucky,  the  Falls,  and  towards  Wheeling.  These  it  will  be 
unnecessary  for  me  to  mention  in  this  narrative,  more  espec- 
ially as  the  Indians  finding  me  to  have  escaped,  and  knowing 
that  I  would  not  fail  to  communicate  these  designs,  will  be 
led  to  alter  their  resolutions. 

There  was  one  council  held  at  which  I  was  not  present.  The 
warriors  had  sent  for  me  as  usual,  but  the  squaw  with  whom  I 
lived  would  not  suffer  me  to  go,  but  hid  me  under  a  large 
quantity  of  skins.  It  may  have  been  from  an  unwillingness 
that  I  should  hear  in  council  the  determination  with  respect  to 
me,  that  I  should  be  burnt. 

About  this  time,  twelve  men  were  brought  in  from  Kentucky, 
three  of  whom  were  burnt  on  this  day;  the  remainder  were  dis- 
tributed to  other  towns,  and  all,  as  the  Indians  informed  me, 
were  burnt.    This  was  after  the  speech  came  from  Detroit. 

On  the  day  after,  I  saw  an  Indian  who  had  just  come  into 
town,  and  who  said  that  the  prisoners  he  was  bringing  to  be 
burnt,  and  who  he  said  was  a  doctor,  had  made  his  escape  from 
him.  I  knew  this  must  have  been  Dr.  Knight,  who  went  as 
surgeon  of  the  expedition.  The  Indian  had  a  wound  four 
inches  long  in  his  head,  which  he  acknowledged  the  doctor 
had  given  him;  he  was  cut  to  the  skull.  His  story  was  that  he 
had  untied  the  doctor,  being  asked  by  him  to  do  so,  the  doctor 
promising  that  he  would  not  go  away;  that  while  he  was  em- 
ployed in  kindling  the  fire  the  doctor  snatched  up  the  gun  had 
come  behind  and  struck  him;   that  he  then  made  a  stroke  at 


380  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

the  doctor  with  his  knife,  which  he  laid  hold  of,  and  his  fingers 
were  cut  almost  off,  the  knife  being  drawn  through  his  hand; 
that  he  gave  the  doctor  two  stabs,  one  in  the  back,  the  other 
in  the  belly;  said  the  doctor  was  a  great  big,  tall,  strong  man. 
Being  now  adopted  in  an  Indian  family,  and  having  some  con- 
fidence for  my  safety,  I  took  the  liberty  to  contradict  this  and 
said  that  I  knew  the  doctor,  who  was  a  weak,  little  man.  The 
other  warriors  laughed  immoderately,  and  did  not  seem  to 
credit  him.  (4.)  At  this  time  I  was  told  that  Col.  Crawford 
was  burnt,  and  they  greatly  exulted  over  it. 

The  day  after  the  council  I  have  mentioned,  about  forty  war- 
riors, accompanied  by  George  Girty,  came  early  in  the  mora- 
ing  round  the  house  where  I  was.  The  squaws  gave  me  up,  1 
was  sitting  before  the  door  of  the  house;  they  put  a  rope 
round  my  neck,  tied  my  arms  behina  my  back,  stripped  rv 
naked,  and  blackened  me  in  the  usual  manner.     George  Girty, 

as  soon  as  I  was  tied,  d d  me,  and  said  that  I  now  should 

get  what  I  had  deserved  many  years.  I  was  led  away  to  a 
town  distant  about  five  miles,  to  which  a  messenger  had  been 
dispatched  to  desire  them  to  prepare  to  receive  me. 

Arriving  at  this  town,  I  was  beaten  with  clubs  and  the  pipe 
ends  of  their  tomahawks,  and  was  kept  for  some  time  tied  to 
a  tree  before  a  house  door.  In  the  meanwhile  the  inhabitants 
set  out  to  another  town  about  two  miles  distant,  where  I  was 
to  be  burnt,  and  where  I  arrived  about  three  o'clock  in  the 
afternoon. 

Here  also  was  a  council  house,  part  of  it  covered  and  part 
of  it  without  a  roof.  In  the  part  of  it  where  no  cover  was,  but 
only  sides  built  up,  there  stood  a  post  about  sixteen  feet  in 
height,  and  in  the  middle  of  the  house  around  the  post,  there 
were  three  piles  of  wood  built  about  three  feet  high  and  four 
feet  from  the  post. 

Being  brought  to  the  post  my  arms  were  tied  behind  me,  and 
the  thong  or  cord  with  which  they  were  bound  was  fastened 
to  the  post;  a  rope  also  was  put  about  my  neck,  and  tied  to 
the  post  about  four  feet  above  my  head.  During  the  time  they 
were  tying  me,  piles  of  wood  were  kindled  and  began  to  flame. 

Death  by  burning,  which  appeared  to  be  now  my  fate,  I  had 
resolved  to  sustain  with  patience.  The  divine  grace  of  God 
had  made  it  less  alarming  to  me;  for  on  my  way  this  day  I 
had  been  greatly  exercised  in  regard  to  my  latter  end.  I  knew 
myself  to  have  been  a  regular  member  of  the  church,  and  to 
have  sought  repentance  for  my  sins;  but  though  I  had  often 
heard  of  the  faith  of  assurance,  had  known  nothing  of  it;  but 


COUNTY  OF  WESTMORELAND.  381 

early  this  day,  instantaneously  by  a  change  wrought  upon  me 
sudden  and  perceivable  as  lightning,  an  assurance  of  my  peace 
made  with  God,  sprung  up  in  mind.  The  following  words  were 
the  subject  of  my  meditation — "In  peace  thou  shalt  see  God. 
Fear  not  those  who  can  kill  the  body.  In  peace  shalt  thou  de- 
part." I  was  on  this  occasion  by  a  confidence  in  mind  not  to 
be  resisted,  fully  assured  of  my  salvation.  This  being  the 
case  I  was  willing,  satisfied  and  glad  to  die. 

I  was  tied  to  the  post,  as  I  have  already  said,  and  the  flame 
was  now  kindled.  The  way  was  clear,  not  a  cloud  to  be  seen. 
If  there  were  clouds  low  in  the  horizon,  the  sides  of  the  house 
prevented  me  from  seeing  them,  but  I  heard  no  thunder,  or  ob- 
served anj'  sign  of  approaching  rain;  just  as  the  fire  of  one 
pile  began  to  blaze,  the  wind  rose,  from  the  time  they  began 
to  kindle  the  fire  and  to  tie  me  to  the  post,  until  the  wind  be- 
gan to  blow,  was  about  fifteen  minutes.  The  wind  blew  a  hur- 
ricane, and  the  rain  followed  in  less  than  three  minutes.  The 
rain  fell  violent;  and  the  fire,  though  it  began  to  blaze  con- 
siderably, was  instantly  extinguished.  The  rain  lasted  about 
a  quarter  of  an  hour. 

When  it  was  over  the  savages  stood  amazed,  and  were  a  long 
time  silent.  At  last  one  said,  we  will  let  him  alone  till  morn- 
ing, and  take  a  whole  day's  frolic  in  burning  him.  The  sun  at 
this  time  was  about  three  hours  high.  It  was  agreed  upon,  and 
the  rope  about  my  neck  was  untied,  and  making  me  sit  down, 
they  began  to  dance  round  me.  They  continued  dancing  in  this 
manner  until  eleven  o'clock  at  night;  in  the  meantime,  beating, 
kicking  and  wounding  me  with  their  tomahawks  and  clubs.  (5) 

At  last  one  of  the  warriors,  the  Half  Moon,  asked  me  if  I  was 
sleepy?  I  answered,  yes.  The  head  warrior  then  chose  out  three 
warriors  to  take  care  of  me.  I  was  taken  to  a  block  house;  my 
arms  were  tied  until  the  cord  was  hid  in  the  flesh,  they  were 
tied  in  two  places,  round  the  wrist  and  above  the  elbows.  A 
rope  was  fastened  about  my  neck  and  tied  to  a  beam  of  the 
house,  but  permitting  me  to  lie  down  on  a  board.  The  three  war- 
riors were  constantly  harassing  and  troubling  me,  saying,  "How 
will  you  like  to  eat  fire  to  morrow — you  will  kill  no  more  In- 
dians now."  I  was  in  expectation  of  their  going  to  sleep, 
when  at  length,  about  an  hour  before  daybreak,  two  laid  down, 
the  third  smoked  a  pipe,  talked  to  me  and  asked  the  same 
painful  questions.  About  half  an  hour  after,  he  also  laid  down; 
I  heard  him  begin  to  snore.  Instantly  I  went  to  work,  and  as 
my  arms  were  perfectly  dead  with  the  cord,  I  laid  myself  down 
upon  my  right  arm  which  was  behind  my  back,  and  keeping 


382  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

it  fast  with  my  fingers,  which  had  still  some  life  and  strength, 
I  slipped  the  cord  from  my  left  arm  over  my  elbow  and  my 
wrist.  One  of  the  warriors  now  got  up  and  stirred  the  fire.  I 
was  apprehensive  that  I  should  be  examined,  and  thought  it 
was  over  with  me,  but  my  hopes  revived  when  now  he  lay 
down  again.  I  then  attempted  to  unloose  the  rope  about  my 
neck;  tried  to  gnaw  it,  but  it  was  in  vain,  as  it  was  as  thick 
as  my  thumb  and  as  hard  as  iron,  being  made  of  a  buffalo  hide. 
I  wrought  with  it  a  long  time,  gave  it  out,  and  could  see  no  re- 
lief. At  this  time  I  saw  daybreak  and  heard  the  cock  crow.  I 
made  a  second  attempt,  almost  without  hope,  pulling  the  rope 
by  putting  my  fingers  between  my  neck  and  it,  and  to  my  great 
surprise  it  came  easily  untied.  It  was  a  noose  with  two  or 
three  knots  tied  over  it. 

I  slipped  over  the  warriors  as  they  lay,  and  having  got  out 
of  the  house,  looked  back  to  see  if  there  was  any  disturbance. 
I  then  ran  through  the  town  into  a  corn  field;  in  my  way  I  saw 
a  squaw  with  four  or  five  children  lying  asleep  under  a  tree. 
Going  in  a  different  way  into  the  field,  I  untied  my  arm,  which 
was  greatly  swollen  and  turned  black.  Having  observed  a 
number  of  horses  in  the  glade  as  I  ran  through  it,  I  went  back 
to  catch  one,  and  on  my  way  found  a  piece  of  an  old  rug  or 
quilt  hanging  on  a  fence,  which  I  took  with  me.  Having 
caught  the  horse,  the  rope  with  which  I  had  been  tied  served 
for  a  halter,  I  rode  off.  The  horse  was  strong  and  swift,  and 
the  woods  being  open  and  the  country  level,  about  ten  o'clock 
that  day  I  crossed  the  Scioto  river  at  a  place,  by  computation, 
fifty  full  miles  from  the  town.  I  had  rode  about  twenty  five 
miles  on  this  side  of  the  Scioto  by  three  o'clock  in  the  after- 
noon, when  the  horse  began  to  fail,  and  could  no  longer  go  on 
a  trot.  I  instantly  left  him,  and  on  foot,  ran  about  twenty 
miles  farther  that  day,  making  in  the  whole  the  distance  of 
near  one  hundred  miles.  In  the  evening  I  heard  hallooing  be- 
hind me,  and  for  this  reason  did  not  halt  until  about  ten  o'clock 
at  night,  when  I  sat  down,  was  extremely  sick  and  vomited; 
but  when  the  moon  rose,  which  might  have  been  about  two 
hours  after,  I  went  on  and  traveled  until  day. 

During  the  night  I  had  a  path,  but  in  the  morning  judged  it 
prudent  to  forsake  the  path  and  take  a  ridge  for  a  distance  of 
fifteen  miles,  in  a  line  at  right  angles  to  my  course,  putting 
back  as  I  went  along,  with  a  stick,  the  weeds  which  I  had  bent, 
lest  I  should  be  tracked  by  the  enemy.  I  lay  the  next  night 
on  the  waters  of  Muskingum;  the  nettles  had  been  troubesome 
to  me  after  my  crossing  the  Scioto,  having  nothing  to  defend 
myself  but  the  piece  of  a  rug  which  I  had  found  and  which 


COUNTY  OF  WESTMORELAND.  383 

while  I  rode  I  used  under  me  by  way  of  a  saddle;  the  briars  and 
thorns  were  now  painful  too,  and  prevented  me  from  traveling 
in  the  night  until  the  moon  appeared.  In  the  meantime  I  was 
prevented  from  sleeping  by  the  mosquitoes,  for  even  in  the  day 
I  was  under  the  necessity  of  traveling  with  a  handful  of 
bushes  to  brush  them  from  my  body. 

The  second  night  I  reached  Cushakin,  next  day  came  to 
Newcomer's  town,  where  I  got  about  seven  raspberries,  which 
were  the  first  thing  I  ate  from  the  morning  on  which  the  In- 
dians had  taken  me  to  burn  me  until  this  time,  which  was  now 
about  three  o'clock  the  fourth  day.  I  felt  hungry  very  little, 
but  was  extremely  weak.  I  swam  Muskingum  river  at  Old- 
comer's  town,  the  river  being  two  hundred  yards  wide;  hav- 
ing reached  the  bank.  I  sat  down,  looked  back  and  thought  I 
had  a  start  of  the  Indians  if  any  should  pursue.  That  evening 
I  traveled  about  five  miles,  next  day  came  to  Stillwater,  a 
small  river,  in  a  branch  of  which  I  got  two  small  crawfish  to 
eat.  Next  night  I  lay  within  five  miles  of  Wheeling,  but  had 
not  slept  a  wink  during  this  whole  time,  being  rendered  im- 
possible by  the  mosquitoes,  which  it  was  my  constant  employ- 
ment to  brush  away.  Next  day  came  to  Wheeling,  and  saw 
a  man  on  the  island  in  the  Ohio  opposite  to  that  post,  and 
calling  to  him  and  asking  for  particular  persons  who  had  been 
on  the  expedition,  and  telling  him  I  was  Slover,  at  length  with 
great  difficulty,  he  was  persuaded  to  come  over  and  bring  me 
across  in  his  canoe. 

At  the  same  time,  though  I  would  strike  away  this  excuse 
which  is  urged  for  the  savages,  I  am  far  from  approving  the 
Moravian  slaughter.  Doubtless  the  existence  of  that  body  of 
people  in  our  neighborhood,  was  of  disadvantage,  as  they  were 
under  the  necessity  of  receiving  and  refusing  the  Sandusky 
savages  as  they  came  to  war,  and  as  they  returned,  and  as  no 
doubt  some  amongst  them  communicated  intelligence  of  any 
expedition  on  foot  against  the  enemy.  I  am  also  disposed  to 
believe  that  the  greater  part  of  the  men  put  to  death  were 
warriors;  this  appears  from  the  testimony  of  one  against 
another,  from  the  confession  of  many,  from  their  singing  the 
war  song  when  ordered  out  to  be  tomahawked,  from  the  cut 
and  painting  of  their  hair,  and  from  other  circumstances.  The 
greater  part  of  the  Moravian  men  who  were  really  peaceable  or 
well  affected  to  us,  having  been  carried  off  the  fall  before,  and 
still  detained  at  Sandusky. 

But  the  putting  to  death  the  women  and  children,  who  sang 
hymns  at  their  execution,  must  be  considered  as  unjustifiable, 


384  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

inexcusable  homicide;  and  the  Colonel  who  commanded  the 
party,  and  who  is  said  perseveringly,  contrary  to  the  remon- 
strances of  officers  present,  to  have  enjoined  the  perpetration 
of  the  act,  has  not  yet  been  called  to  an  account,  is  a  disgrace 
to  the  State  of  Pennsylvania. 

(1)  This  was  Col.  Harrison,  son-in-law  to  Col.  Crawford,  one 
of  the  first  men  in  the  Western  country.  He  had  been  greatly 
active  on  many  occasions  in  devising  measures  for  the  defence 
of  the  frontiers,  and  his  character  as  a  citizen  in  every  way, 
then  a  young  man,  distinguished  and  respectable.  He  had  been 
a  magistrate  under  the  jurisdiction  of  Virginia,  and  I  believe 
a  delegate  to  the  Assembly  of  that  State.  I  know  no  man  with 
whose  grave,  sedate  manners,  prudent  conduct,  good  sense  and 
public  spirit  on  all  occasions  1  was  more  pleased. 

H.   BRACKENRIDGE. 

(2)  This  was  a  son  of  Col.  Crawford.  I  do  not  remember  to 
have  seen  him,  nor  was  I  acquainted  with  his  character  before 
the  exjfedition,  but  have  since  been  informed  universally,  that 
he  was  a  young  man  greatly  and  deservedly  esteemed  as  a  sol- 
dier and  as  a  citizen. 

H.  B. 

(3)  These  men,  Elliot  and  Girty,  were  inhabitants  of  the 
western  country,  and  since  the  commencement  of  the  war,  for 
some  time  professed  an  attachment  to  America,  went  off  to  the 
Indians.  They  are  of  that  horrid  brood  called  Refugees,  and 
whom  the  devil  has  long  since  marked  for  his  own  property. 

(4)  It  is  well  known  that  Mr.  Slover  mentioned  these  circum- 
stances at  his  first  coming  into  Wheeling,  and  before  he  could 
have  known  the  relation  of  the  doctor,  for  that  this  is  an 
evidence  of  the  truth  of  the  doctor's  account,  and  his  own. 

H.  B. 

(5)  I  observed  marks  on  the  man  when  1  saw  him,  which  was 
eight  or  ten  days  after  he  came  in,  particularly  a  wound  above 
his  right  eyebrow,  which  he  had  received  with  the  pipe  end  of 
a  tomahawk;  but  his  back  and  body  generally  had  been  injured. 

H.  B. 


COUNTY  OF  WESTMORELAND.  385 

THE  SANDUSKY  EXPEDITION,     (a.) 


[It  is  not  the  intention  of  the  Editor  to  present  an  account  of 
the  unfortunate  expedition  of  Col.  Crawford  to  Sandusky.  The 
narratives  of  Knight  and  Slover,  which  follow  these  lists  of 
volunteers,  are  sufficient  for  the  general  reader.  Of  the  men 
who  went  upon  the  expedition,  we  have  the  rolls  of  sixteen  of 
the  eighteen  detachments  of  companies.  About  two-thirds  of 
the  troops  were  from  Washington  county,  and  with  possibly 
the  exception  of  one  company,  the  rest  from  Westmoreland 
county,  under  which  we  place  the  entire  force.'  That  these 
portions  of  companies  were  upon  that  service  we  fully  believe, 
being  borne  out  by  the  fact  that  all  contained  certificates  simi- 
lar to  the  one  re-produced  in  fac  simile  on  the  opposite  page. 
The  most  reliable  work  on  Crawford's  Expedition  against 
Sandusky  is  that  by  Consul  Wilshire  Butterfield,  published  at 
Cincinnati  in  1873.] 


Colonel. 
William  Crawford,  captured  and  burned. 

Majors. 
David  Williamson. 
Thomas  Gaddis. 

John  McClelland,  wounded,  and  afterwards  tortured  to  death. 
John  Brinton,  wounded. 

Surgeon. 

Dr.  John  Knight,  taken  prisoner,  but  escaped;  see  account  of 
his  captivity,  postea. 

Adjutant. 

John  Rose,  had  been  aid-de-camp  to  Gen.  William  Irvine.     See 
Butterfield,  p.l29. 

Brigade  Major. 
David  Leet. 

Guides. 
Jonathan  Zane. 

John  Slover;  see  account  of  his  escape,  postea. 
Thomas  Nicholson. 

25— Vol.  II— 6th  Ser. 


386  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

Captains. 
Joseph  Bane. 

John  Beesom,  of  Uniontown. 
John  Biggs,  captured  and  burned. 
Charles    Bilderbach. 
William  Bruce. 
Timothy  Downing. 
William  Fife. 
John  Hardin;   the  Lieutenant  of  his  company,  of  which  there 

is  no  roll,  was  John  Lucas;   capture?. 
John  Hoagland. 
Andrew  Hood. 
William   Leet. 
Duncan  McGihan. 
John    Miller. 
James  Munn. 
David  Reed. 
Thomas   Rankin. 
Ezekiel  Ross, 


CAPTAIN  BANES  COMPANY,     (a.) 


James  Bane. 


William  Bennett. 


Captain. 

Lieutenant. 

Privates. 


Thomas  Wenard. 

William  Wenard. 

Moses  Cooper. 

Hezekiah  Hardisty,  killed  on  the  Expedition. 

Jacob  Merkel. 

Basil  Morris. 

Nathan  Evans. 

Samuel  Hardisty. 

John  Morris. 

Vechel  Cleary. 

George  Tompauh    [Tompoh]. 

Robert  Jackson. 

[Dennis]  Daniel  Stephens. 


Y?    f^ 


COUNTY  OF  WESTMORELAND.  387 

John  M'uChell. 

James  Guffey,  killed  on  the  Expedition. 

William  Hall. 

Francis  Peake. 

Zachariah  Hayden. 

Ellis  Bane. 

Nathaniel   Bane. 

Jones  Lucher. 

Francis  Bedle. 

James  Paul,  escaped. 

Daniel  Howell. 

William  Johnson,  killed  on  the  Expedition. 

Thomas  Gervin. 

Ephriam  Bates. 


CAPTAIN    BIGGS'   COMPANY,     (a.) 


Captain. 
John  Biggs,  com.  May  20,  1782;  captured  and  burned. 

Lieutenant. 
Edward  Stewart,  captured  and  tomahawked. 

Ensign. 

William  Crawford,  Jr.,  nephew  of  Col.  Crawford;  quartered  and 
burned. 

Sergeant. 
Obadiah  Wilson. 

Privates. 
David  Canon. 

John  Canon,  of  Canonsburg;  returned. 
Alexander  Carson. 

John  Crawford,  son  of  Col.  Crawford,  killed  on  the  Expedition. 
Thomas  Heady,  killed  on  the  Expedition. 

William  Harrison,  volunteer  aid  to  Col.  Crawford,  and  his  son- 
in-law,  tomahawked. 
David  Harbaugh,  killed  on  the  Expedition. 
Joseph  Huston. 
Joseph  Hugel. 


388  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

Joseph  Hill. 
Samuel  McBride. 

McCaddon,  killed  on  the  Expedition. 

James  McCoy. 

George  McCoy. 

James    McLaughlin. 

James  McMurray. 

Charles  McRobbins. 

Robert  Miller. 

James  NichoU. 

William  Nimmens;  killed  on  the  Expedition. 

John  Orr. 

Joshua  Reed. 

Samuel  Reed. 

John  Rodgers. 

John  Sherrard,  returned. 

David  Steele,  returned. 


CAPTAIN  RITCHIE'S  COMPANY,     (a.) 


Captain. 
Craig  Ritchie;  for  sketch,  see  Butterfield,  page  135. 

Lieutenant. 

Francis  Dernboy,  returned  from  the  Expedition;  see  Butterfield, 
pp.  253-7,  for  an  interesting  account  of  him. 

Ensign. 

Francis  Seaton. 

Privates. 

William  Bay,  killed  on  the  Expedition. 

William  Hewes. 

Jacob  Hoosong. 

James  Parks. 

William  Anderson. 

John  Ryan. 

Robert  Jewell. 

Andrew  Vent. 

Robert  Estep. 


COUNTY  OF  WESTMORELAND. 


389 


Robert  Crooks   [Crouch]. 
Edward  Wiggins. 
Daniel  Arnold. 
Thomas  Ayres. 
Nathaniel  Bell. 
William  Irwin. 
Alexander  Scott. 
Abraham  Sutton. 
Robert  White. 
John  GuUon. 
James  Abbing. 


CAPTAIN    BILDERBACK'S    COMPANY,     (a.) 


Charles  Bilderback. 


Thomas  Hamilton. 


Captain. 


Lieutenant. 


Privates. 
Samuel  RlddeL 
John  Riddel. 
Angus  Mackay. 
Alexander    Mackay. 

John  McDonald,  killed  on  the  Expedition. 
George  Shannon. 
James  Buchanan. 
John  Edie. 
Jacob  Middleswart. 
James  Wattson.  ' 

John  Blain. 
Cornelius  Peterson. 
Hercules  Roney.  » 

Lawrence  MacNamee. 
Samuel  Meek. 
John  Sharp. 
Christy  Lisnet. 
Thomas   Byers.  ■ 
William  Rock. 
William  Sherrard. 
John  Cowan. 
Hugh  Cowan. 


390 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Alexander  Cowan. 

Francis  Lisnit. 

William  Hughes,  killed  on  the  Expedition. 

Thomas  McQueen. 

William  Barley. 

James  Cochran. 

Herman  Greathouse. 

James  Nevill. 

Hank  Hoagland. 

Ebenezer  Bj'ars. 

Matthew  McDowell. 

George  Bowlln. 

Aaron  Foreman. 


CAPTAIN  BRUCE'S  COMPANY,  (a). 


William  Bruce. 


Lloyd  Bell. 
James  Hurley. 
William  Blackmore. 
James  Blackmore. 
John   Howe. 
Christian  McDonald. 
William  Laughlin. 
David  Mayben. 
John  Forgey. 
Elias  Newman. 
William  Lewis. 
Hugh  Gobin. 
Isaac  Waters. 
John    Wallace. 


Captain. 


Privates. 


James  Obeney. 
James  Agnew. 
James  McMillan. 
Oliver  Elliot. 
John  Elliot. 
Joseph  Robison. 
George  Snap. 
Jacob  Stroup. 
Hezekiah  Douthill. 
William   Fraim. 
John  Logan. 
Allen  Boyes. 
James  Lawless. 


CAPTAIN  DOWNING'S  COMPANY,     (a.) 


Timothy  Downing. 
Thomas  Halbert. 


Captain. 
Lieutenant. 


COUNTY  OF  WESTMORELAND.  391 

Privates. 


Robert  McBride. 

John  William. 

Simon   Bowen. 

William  Scott. 

Daniel  Scott. 

Daniel   Mean. 

James  Williams. 

James  Allen. 

Joseph  Williams. 

Robert    Lemon. 

Thomas  Ellis,  killed  on  the  Expedition. 

Peter  Hitt. 

David  Hutchinson. 

Bryan  O'Neil. 

Hugh  Sprowle. 

Samuel  Plumer. 


CAPTAIN  FIFE'S  COMPANY,     (a.) 


William   Fife. 


Captain. 


Privates. 


Daniel  Swearingen.  Henry  Fife. 

Richard   Huffe.  William   McNight. 

Christopher  McDonnell.  Alexander  McKay. 

James   Gray.  John  Phillips. 

Samuel  Phillips.  Richard  Crooks. 

John  McCoy.  Richard  Creal. 
William  Black. 


CAPTAIN  HOAGLAND'S  COMPANY,  (a.) 


Captain. 
John  Hoagland,  killed  on  the  Expedition. 

Lieutenant. 
Isaac  Newkirk,  of  Washington  county;  returned. 


392  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

Ensign. 

McMasters,  wounded  and  taken  captive;  never  returned. 

Privates. 
John  Leyde. 
Micliael  Myers. 
Michael  Aiby. 
Samuel  Morgan. 
Richard  Hoagland. 
John  Turvey. 

Richard   Lukens.  ^ 

Samuel  Fortner. 
Rudolph  Walman. 
John  Wallace. 
Arthur  Tawell. 
William  Hall. 
Jacob  Spears. 
[Robert]  Houston,  killed  on  the  Expedition. 


CAPTAIN  HOOD'S  COMPANY,     (a.) 


Captain. 
Andrew   Hood. 

Lieutenant. 

[Thomas]   Ashley,  wounded  and  tomahawked. 


Privates. 


Robert   Bell. 
Lewis  Renos. 
John  Fife. 
John  Frazer. 
Samuel  English. 
William  Corcoran. 
Sampson  Pearsall. 
John  Lamb. 
Joseph  Couch. 
Daniel  Higgans. 
John  McCuUough. 
James  Parks. 


COUNTY  OF  WESTMORELAND.  393 

John  Piersol. 

John  Custard. 

John  Malady. 

James  Coulb. 

Jacob  Miller. 

Henry   O'Neil. 

Robert  Boyd. 

Robert  Gullen. 

John  Gullen. 

Thomas  Armstrong,  killed  on  the  Expedition. 

Thomas  Harris. 

John  Consailly. 

Peter  Campbell. 

Robert  White. 

Adam  Patterson. 


CAPTAIN  LEET'S  COMPANY,     (a.) 


William  Leet. 


Brice  Virgin. 


Obadiah  Holmes. 


Captain. 

Lieutenant. 

Ensign. 

Privates. 


George  Knox. 

Aaron  Marshall. 

David  Kent. 

Samuel  Greene. 

William  Meitkerke. 

William  Irwin. 

Alexander   Lettimer. 

Daniel  Peek. 

Edward  Bess. 

William  Houston,  w.  on  the  Expedition;  escaped,  but  died  soon 

after. 
James   Workm.an,   of  Amwell   township,   Washington   county; 

returned. 
Hugh  Workman,  brother  of  foregoing;   returned. 
William  Winans,  killed   on   the  Expedition. 


394  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

John  Hill. 

Enoch  Dye. 

David   Snowden. 

Rolley  Colbert. 

William  Ferguson. 

Walter  Stevenson,  killed  on  the  Expedition. 

Alexander    Walker. 

Matthew  Marklin. 

William    Alexander. 

Nathan  Glaze. 

Samuel  Davis. 

James   Dement. 

James    Huston. 

James   Sharp. 

Jacob  Norris. 

John  Jamison. 


CAPTAIN    McGIHAN'S    COMPANY,     (a.) 


Duncan  McGeehan  [McGihan]. 

Privates. 

Brice  McGeehan  [McGihan.]        Jesse    Rankin. 

Thomas  Everett.  William   Hillis. 

John  Reed.  Francis  McKinney. 

Arthur   Scott.  James  Matthis. 

Philip  Saltsman.  Andrew  Reed. 

Peter  Saltsman.  Moses  Cook. 

Hugh  Graham.  John  McCombes. 

James  Ross,  Jr.  Charles  Phillis. 
James  Ross,  Sr. 


CAPTAIN    MILLER'S    COMPANY,     (a.) 


Captain. 
John  Miller. 

Lieutenant. 
Everhart  Hupp. 


COUNTY  OF  WESTMORELAND.  395 

Privates. 


Samuel  Diehl. 

James   Johnson. 

David  Dillow,  Jr. 

Israel  Dillow. 

Lewis  Phillips,  killed  on  the  Expedition. 

Caleb  Lindley. 

Daniel  Parkhurst. 

Stephen  Carter. 

Abraham  Hathway. 

Thomas  Davis. 

Thomas  Kelsey. 

Thomas  Troubble. 

Lewis  Martin. 

William   Line. 

John   Line. 

Michael   Cox. 

David  Leonard. 

William  Troop. 

Noale  Cook. 

Philip   Hupp. 

Joseph  Pipes. 

John  Roberts. 

Abel  Cook. 

Nathan  Hathway. 

John  Carmichael. 

Thomas  Given. 

John  Whitting. 


CAPTAIN  MUNN'S  COMPANY,     (a.) 


Captain. 
James  Munn,  wounded  on  the  Expedition. 

Lieutenant. 


Joseph  Eckley. 

William   Wilkins. 

William  Rankin. 
John  Anstadt. 


Ensign. 
Privates. 


396  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

Obadiah  Wilson. 

James  Young. 

John  Robbins.  ' 

William  Robbins. 

Andrew  Pass. 

James  Hall. 

William  Quigley. 

Thomas  Miller,  killed  on  the  Expedition. 

Josiah  Collins. 

Martin  Swigart. 

James  Biggs. 

James  Scull. 

John  Knight. 

Samuel  Lock  [Look]. 

William  Bready. 

David  Crawford. 

James  Lock  [Look]. 

Jesse  Edginton. 

Michael  McClary. 

Thomas  Ritchey. 

Isaac  Edginton. 

Joseph  Edginton. 

John  Aitkins. 

Nicholas  Devoire. 

John  Moreland. 

James  Demast. 

Mark  McGarran. 

William  Parkison. 


CAPTAIN    RANKIN'S    COMPANY,     (a.) 


Thomas  Rankin. 


Hugh  Forbes. 


Daniel  Hamilton. 


William  Carey. 


Captain. 

Lieutenant. 

Ensign. 

Sergeant. 


COUNTY  OF  WESTMORELAND. 


397 


Privates. 
Robert  Russell. 
John  Jenkins. 
James  Sibbett. 
William  Hays. 
Thomas  Griffith. 
William  Carney. 
James  Hays. 
Robert  Andrews. 
Robert  McKnight 
Peter  Sticklet. 
James  Tannehill. 
Matthew  Hilles. 
Alexander  Russell. 

Philip   Hill,   killed   on   the    Expedition. 
Thomas  McCombs. 
David  Logan. 
David  Wherry. 
William  Marshall. 
William  McGregor. 
Michael  Dougherty. 
Isaac  Vance. 
William  Lowry. 
Andrew  Gibson. 
William  Hibbett. 
Daniel   McLeod. 
Abram  Tannehill. 
James  Scott. 
Joseph  Davis. 

John  Campbell,  of  Pigeon  Creek,   Washington  county;    killed. 
William  Barnes. 
John  Hopkins. 
John  Roberts. 
Samuel  Meek. 
John  Cary. 


398  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


CAPTAIN  REED'S  COMPANY,     (a.) 


David  Reed. 


Captain. 


Privates. 


James  McBride. 

David  Long. 

John   Cunning. 

David  Andrew,  l^illed  ou  the  Expediliou. 

James  Reed. 

Daniel   Clark. 

Thomas   Everett. 

John  Wilson. 

William  Orr. 

Cristian  Guanze. 

Robert   Black. 

John  Armstrong. 

George  Tharpe. 

Adam  Hickman. 

Robert  Ryan. 

Joseph    Holmes. 

John  Hughill. 

Thomas  Sweet. 

James   Kiddo. 

William   Williamson. 

Joshua  Kerman. 

George  Hickman. 

John  Ryser. 

John  Martin. 

John  Jenkins. 

Christian  Lesnit. 

Matthew  Acheson. 

Ellas  Stillwell. 

William  Brady. 

Robert  Martin. 

Jacob  Cochran. 

Samuel  Scott. 

Solomon  Turner. 

Robert    Turner. 

Oliver  Dorner. 


COUNTY  OF  WESTMORELAND. 


399 


CAPTAIN    ROSS-   COMPANY,     (a.) 


Captain. 
Ezekiel  Ross,  wounded  on  the  Expedition. 


Zophar  Ball. 

Abraham  Leforge. 
Abraham  Sutton. 
James  Hall. 
Robert  Pierce. 
Philip  Lewellyn. 
Henry  Ways. 
Jacob  Letherman. 
Jacob  Frederick. 
William  Wright. 
James  Bell. 
Nathaniel   Bell. 
Abel  Bell. 
Benjamin  Fry. 
James  Wright. 
Michael  Bowen. 
William  Milburn. 
George  Rigdon. 
David  Curry. 
William  Pinn. 
John  Killender. 
Absalom  Hough. 
John  Abbott. 
James    Gutridge. 
Jacob   Hough. 


Ensign. 

Privates. 

William  Masterson. 
Robert  Taylor. 
Henry  Atha. 
Henry  Crowe. 
Matthias  Hough. 
James  McCoUum. 
John  McCollum. 
Malcolm  McCollum. 
Christopher  Platter. 
Samuel  Morgan. 
John  Unstall. 
Emanuel  Gunsoles. 
Richard  Hopkins. 
John   Richey. 
Abraham  Watson. 
Philip  Crabbs. 
Samuel  Rowe. 
Edward  Boone. 
Peter  Wolfe. 
John  Haley. 
William  Sands. 
John   Edgecum. 
Thomas  Woolverton. 
Robert  Killender. 


MISCELLANEOUS  LIST,     (a.) 


[From  certificates  and  vouchers  of  pay  the  following  were 
upon  the  Expedition,  but  the  company  not  designated.] 

John  Alexander. 
John  Alton. 
Michael  Andrews. 
Joseph  Barker. 


400  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

Sylvanus  Barnes. 

Daniel  Barton. 

Christopher  Beeler. 

William  Bennett. 

Philip  Black. 

Robert  Black. 

Anthony  Booby. 

John  Boley. 

John  Bonham,  killed  on  the  Expedition. 

Zachariah  Brashears. 

Levi  Bridgewater. 

Charles  Burdin. 

Richard  Burns. 

Dennis   Callaghan. 

Thomas  Carr. 

Benjamin  Carter. 

James  Carter. 

William  Case. 

John  Chadwick. 

James  Clark. 

Richard  Clark. 

Christopher  Coffman 

John  Collins. 

James  Collins. 

Jeremiah  Cook. 

Moses  Cook. 

Henry  Cox. 

Isaac  Cox. 

Herman  Crawford. 

Nicholas  Da^YSon. 

John  Dean. 

James  Downard. 

John  Dunbar. 

Lewis  Duvall. 

Samuel  Duvall. 

Solomon  Fisher. 

Michael  Frank. 

Martin  Fritz. 

Jeremiah  Gard. 

Jonathan  Gilliam,  returned. 

John  Glen. 

Hugh  Graham. 

Noble  Graham. 

Richard   Graham. 


COTTISiTY  OF  WESTMORELAND.  401 


William  Greathouse. 

Jolin  Goodwin. 

Richard  Hale. 

Edward  Hall. 

Daniel  Hamilton. 

John  Hardin,  Jr. 

Henry  Hart. 

Richard  Hawkins. 

Webb  Hayden. 

Robert  Hays. 

Absalom  Hedge. 

Robert  Henry. 

James  Henwood. 

Charles  Hickman. 

John  Hill. 

James  Hindman. 

Daniel  Hierns. 

Robert   Jackson. 

John  Jones. 

William  Joliff. 

Samuel  Kane. 

Reuben  Kemp. 

Thomas  Kendall. 

Philip  Lewellyn,  a  physician. 

Aaron  Longstreet. 

John   Lucas. 

Samuel  McBride. 

Kenneth  McClellen. 

William  McComb. 

Alexander  McConnell. 

Matthew  McConnell. 

John  McCowan. 

Samuel  McCrea. 

George  McCristy. 

John  McCully. 

Alexander  McDonald. 

William  McDonald. 

Alexander  McOwen. 

John  May. 

Samuel  Meek. 

James  Milligan. 

William  Milligan. 

Hugh  Miller. 

John  Miller. 

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402  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

Thomas  Miller. 

Elijah  Mills. 

Joseph  Mills. 

John  Molliday. 

Joseph  Moore. 

Providence  Mountz,  Jr. 

Matthias  Neily. 

Patrick  O'Pherran. 

Joseph  Parrish. 

John  Patrick. 

Peter  Patrick. 

Francis  Peake. 

George  Pearce. 

Andrew  Pease. 

Thomas  Penex. 

Andrew  Phink. 

Abraham  Plunket. 

James   Powell. 

Isaac  Prickett. 

James  Rankin,  escaped. 

Josiah  Rich. 

James  Riddle. 

George  Robbins. 

Aaron   Rollins. 

Thomas  Ross. 

William  Ross. 

Jonas  Same. 

Jacob  Schwartz. 

George  Scott. 

James  Scott. 

William  Shearer. 

Robert  Smilie. 

Philip  Smith,  wounded  on  the  Expedition,  but  escaped. 

Uriah  Springer. 

Jacob   South. 

John  Stevenson. 

Obadiah  Stillwell. 

Walter  Summers. 

Henry  Taylor. 

Edward  Thomas. 

Jacob  Vandyke. 

James  Waits. 

Barnabas  Walters. 

John  Walters. 

Jacob  Weatherholt. 


COUNTY  OF  WESTMORELAND.  403 


Abraham  White. 
John  White. 
Caleb  Winget. 
James  Woods. 
James  Young. 


LOCHRY'S  EXPEDITION,     (a.) 


[In  the  summer  of  1781,  Colonel  Archibald  Lochry,  Lieuten- 
ant of  Westmoreland  county,  raised  several  companies  of  vol- 
unteers, of  which  he  was  chosen  Commander,  for  the  purpose 
of  joining  the  force  of  Col.   George  Rogers  Clark  on  an  ex- 
pedition  against   the   Shavvanese  and    other   Indian   towns   in 
Ohio,  with  scout  designs  against  the  British  Post  at  Detroit. 
The  party  of  one  hundred  &  seven  mounted  volunteers  ren- 
dezvoused at  Carnahan's  Block  House,  eleven  miles   west  of 
Hanna's  town,  on  the  24th  July,  1781.     They  began  their  march 
on   the   2nd   of  August   by   way   of  Fort   Pitt  to  Fort   Henry 
(Wheeling),  where  they  arrived  on  the  8th,  about  twelve  hours 
after  Col.  Clark  with  all  the  men,  boats  and  stores  he  could 
gather  had  departed,  leaving  orders  for  Col.  Lochry  to  follow 
and  overtake  him  at  the  mouth  of  Little  Kanawha.     Several 
days  were  consumed  by  Col.  Lochry  in  getting  started.     In  the 
meantime  Clark's  men   began   to   desert;    and    Lochry    appre- 
hended  Lieutenant  Baker  and  sixteen  men  who  were  desert- 
ing from  Clark  at  Fishing  creek.     To  prevent  desertion  Col. 
Clark  was  obligeu  to  proceed  from  the  Kanawha  leaving  a  letter 
affixed  to  a  pole  directing  Lochry  to  follow  to  the  Falls  of  the 
Ohio.     Lochry's  stores  and  forage  gave  out  at  this  point  and 
he  detached  Capt.  Shannon  with  seven  men   in  a  small  boat 
to  overtake  Clark  and  secure  supplies.     This  detachment  had 
not  proceeded  far  when  the  Indians,  who  were  carefully  watch- 
ing the  expedition,  captured  Shannon  and  all  of  his  men  but 
two,  and  also  obtained  a  letter  to  Col.  Clark  detailing  Lochry's 
situation.     Joseph  Brandtt,  with  one  hundred  Indian  warriors, 
lay  in  wait  to  attack  Clark  at  the  mouth  of  the  Miami  River, 
but  Clark  passed  in  the  night,  but  the  Indians  being  afraid  of 
the  cannon  and  the  number  of  men  did  not  molest  him,  but 
concluded  to  wait  for  Lochry's  party.     It  is  said  that  the  In- 
dians placed  the   prisoners  they   had   taken   in  a  conspicuous 
position  on  the  north  shore  of  the  Ohio  River  and  promised  to 
spare  their  lives  on  condition  that   they  would  hail   Lochry's 


404  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

party  and  induce  them  to  land  and  surrender.  However  this 
may  have  been,  at  about  10  o'clock  on  August  24th,  Lochry 
having  reached  an  attractive  spot  about  ten  miles  below  the 
mouth  of  the  Big  Miami,  near  the  present  town  of  Aurora, 
Dearborn  County,  Indiana,  landed  on  the  north  side  of  the 
Ohio  River  in  the  mouth  of  a  creek  which  has  since  been 
called  Lochry's  Creek.  The  Ohio  River  was  very  low  and  a 
large  sandbar  extended  from  the  south  almost  across  to  the 
north  bank  of  the  river.  Col.  Lochry's  party,  wearied  with 
their  slow  and  laborious  progress  and  discouraged  by  the  fail- 
ure to  overtake  Clark's  army,  removed  their  horses  ashore  and 
turned  them  loose  to  feed  while  some  of  the  men  cut  grass 
sufficient  to  keep  them  alive  until  they  should  reach  the  Falls. 
A  buffalo  had  been  killed  and  all  were  engaged  in  preparing  a 
meal,  when  the  Indians  appeared  on  both  sides  of  the  river, 
and  began  firing  from  the  woods.  The  soldiers  seized  their 
arms  and  made  a  defense  as  long  as  their  ammunition  held 
out.  An  attempt  was  made  to  escape  by  the  boats,  but  they 
were  sO'  unwieldy  find  the  water  so  low  that  the  Indians  cut 
them  off.  Unable  to  escape  or  defend  themselves,  Col.  Lochry 
sun'endered.  Brant,  the  Indian  Chief,  says  thirty-six,  in- 
cluding five  officers,  were  killed  and  sixty-four  made  prisoners. 
One  or  two  escaped,  but  did  not  reach  home  for  several  months 
afterwards.  Lochry  was  tomahawked  by  a  Shawanese  Indian 
after  the  battle  while  sitting  on  a  log,  and  all  the  wounded 
who  were  unable  to  m.arch  v/ere  similarly  dispatched.  The 
prisoners  were  marched  eight  miles  up  the  Miami  River,  sub- 
sequently taken  to  Detroit,  and  sent  from  there  to  Montreal. 
Of  the  officers  and  men,  v/e  have  the  names  of  only  a  few,  those 
herewith   given.] 


h:  Lieutenant  Colonel.^ 

Archibald  Lochry,  killed  by  the  Indians  August  24,  1781. 

Quartermaster. 

Richard  Wallace,  captured  and  taken  to  Canada;    retun<ed  in 
'5  July,  1782. 


COUNTY  OF  WESTMORELAND.  408 

JOURNAL  OF  LIEUT.  ANDERSON,     (a.) 


[Lieut.  Isaac  Anderson,  who  succeeded  to  the  command  of 
Shannon's  company  after  the  capture  of  the  latter,  kept  a  jour- 
nal of  the  expedition  from  the  start  at  Carnahan's  including  the 
fight,  his  captivity  and  escape,  now  in  the  possession  of  his  son 
living  at  Venice,  Ohio.] 

August  1st,  1781.  We  met  at  Col  Carnahan's  in  order  to 
form  a  body  of  men  to  join  Gen.  Clark  on  the  expedition  against 
the  Indians. 

Aug.  2.     Rendezvoused  at  said  place. 

Aug.  3.  Marched  under  command  of  Col.  Lochery  to  Mara- 
cle's  mill  about  eighty-three  in  number. 

Aug.  4.     Crossed  the  Youghagania  River. 

Aug.  5.     Marched  to  Devor's  ferry. 

Aug.   6.     To  Raccoon  settlement. 

Aug.  7.     Capt.  Mason's. 

Aug.  S.  To  Wheeling  Fort  and  found  Clark  was  started  down 
the  river  about  twelve  hours. 

Aug.  9.  Col.  Lochry  sent  a  quartermaster  and  officer  of  the 
horse  after  him,  which  overtook  him  at  Middle  Island  and  re- 
turned; then  started  with  all  our  foot  troops  on  seven  boats, 
and  our  horses  by  land  to  Grave  Creek. 

Aug.  13.  Moved  dotvn  to  Fishing  Creek;  we  took  up  Lieut. 
Baker  and  sixteen  men  deserting  from  Gen.  Clark  and  went 
that  day  to  middle  of  Long  Beach,  where  we  stayed  that  night. 

Aug.  15.  To  the  Three  Islancfs,  where  we  found  Major  Cray- 
craft  waiting  on  us  with  a  horse  boat.  He,  with  his  guard,  six 
men,  started  that  night  after  Gen.  Clark. 

Aug.  16.  Col.  Lochery  detached  Capt.  Shannon  with  seven 
men  and  letter  after  Gen.  Clark  and  we  moved  that  day  to  the 
Little  Connaway  (Kanawha)  with  all  our  horses  on  board  the 
boats. 

Aug.  17.  Two  men  went  out  to  hunt  who  never  returned  to 
us.     W^e  moved  that  day  to  Buffalo  Island. 

Aug.  18.     To  Catfish  Island. 

Aug.  39.     To  Bare  Banks. 

Aug.  20.  We  met  with  two  of  Shannon's  men  who  told  us 
they  had  put  to  shore  to  cook,  below  the  mouth  of  the  Siotha 
(Scioto)  where  Shannon  sent  them  and  a  sergeant  out  to  hunt. 
When  they  had  got  about  half  a  mile  in  the  woods  they  heard 


406  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

a  number  of  guns  fire,  which  they  supposed  to  be  Indians  firing 
on  the  rest  of  the  party,  and  they  immediately  took  up  the  river 
to  meet  us;  but  unfortunately  the  sergeant's  linife  dropped  on 
the  ground  and  it  ran  directly  through  his  foot  and  he  died 
of  the  wound  in  a  few  minutes.     We  sailed  all  night. 

Aug.  21.     We  moved  to  the  Two  Islands. 

Aug.  22.  To  Sassafras  Bottom. 

Aug.  23.     Went  all  night  and  all  day. 

Aug.  24.  Col.  Lochery  ordered  the  boats  to  land  on  the  In- 
diana shore,  about  ten  miles  below  the  mouth  of  the  Great 
Meyamee  (Miami)  River,  to  cook  provisions  and  cut  grass  for 
the  horses  when  we  were  fired  on  by  a  party  of  Indians  from 
the  bank.  We  took  to  our  boats  expecting  to  cross  the  river, 
and  were  fired  on  by  another  party  in  a  number  of  canoes  in 
the  river,  and  soon  we  became  a  prey  to  them.  They  killed 
the  Col.  and  a  number  more  after  they  were  prisoners.  The 
number  of  our  killed  was  about  forty.  They  marched  us  that 
night  about  eight  miles  up  the  river  and  encamped. 

Aug.  25.  We  marched  eight  miles  up  the  Meyamee  River 
and  encamped. 

Aug.  26.     Lay  in  camp. 

Aug.  27.  The  party  that  took  us  was  joined  by  one  hundred 
white  men  under  the  command  of  Capt.  Thomson  and  three 
hundred  Indians  under  command  of  Capt.  McKee. 

Aug.  28.  The  whole  of  the  Indians  and  white  men  went  down 
against  the  settlements  of  Kentucky,  excepting  a  sergeant 
and  eighteen  men  which  were  left  to  take  care  of  sixteen  pris- 
oners and  stores  that  were  left  there.  We  lay  there  until  the 
15th  of  September. 

Sept.  15,  1781.  We  started  towards  the  Shawnee  towns  on 
our  way  to  Detroit. 

Sept.  19.  Arrived  at  Chilleclothey,  where  the  Indians  took 
all  the  prisoners  from  Capt.  Thompson  excepting  six  of  us. 
We  lay  there  until  the  26th. 

Sept.  26.     We  marched  to  Laremes. 

Sept.  27.     Over  the  carrying  place  to  the  Glaize. 

Sept.  28.     To  the  Taway  village. 

Sept.  29.     Continued  our  march. 

Sept.  30.     Marched   all   day  through  swampy  ground. 

Oct.  1.  Arrived  at  Roche  de  Bont  and  rested  there  eight 
days. 

Oct.  4.  Captain  Thompson  marched  for  Detroit  and  left  us 
with  the  Mohawks  where  we  lay  until  the  eighth. 


COUNTY  OF  WESTMORELAND.  407 

Oct.  8.  Started  in  a  canoe  with  the  Indians  for  Detroit  and 
lay  at  the  foot  of  the  rapids  all  night. 

Oct.  9.  Got  to  Stony  Point  half  way  to  Detroit  from  the 
mouth  of  the  Mame  (Maumee)  river. 

Oct.  10.     Got  to  the  spring  well,  four  miles  from  Detroit. 

Oct.  11.  Taken  into  Detroit  and  given  up  to  Major  Arent 
Schuyler  De  Pester  who  confined  us  to  the  citadel. 

Oct.  13.  Got  into  good  quarters  and  were  well  used;  had 
clothing  and  liberty  of  going  where  we  pleased  round  the  town 
until  the  fourth  of  Nov. 

Nov.  4.  We  went  on  board  the  sloop  Felicity  bound  for  Nia- 
gara. 

Nov.  5.     Lay  at  anchor  in  Put  in  Bay. 

Nov.  6.     Likewise. 

Nov.  7.     Set  sail  with  a  fair  wind. 

Nov.  8.    Wind  ahead. 

Nov.  9.     Sprung  the  mast  by  distress  of  weather. 

Nov.  10.     Very  stormy  weather,  lower  our  sails. 

Nov.  11.     Put  in  at  Presque  Isle  Bay. 

Nov.  12.     Lay  in  said  Harbor. 

Nov.  13.     Sailed  for  Fort  Erie. 

Nov.  14.  Went  to  Batteaux  to  Fort  Schlosser  one  mile  above 
Niagara  Falls. 

•  Nov.  15.  Went  over  the  carrying  place  to  Niagara  Fort  and 
put  on  board  the  Seneca. 

Nov.  16.     Set  sail  for  Carleton  Island. 

Nov.  17.     Arrived  at  said  place. 

Nov.  19.     Put  in  the  guard  house  at  said  place. 

Nov.  20.     Started  in  Batteaux  for  Montreal. 

Nov.  21.     Continued  on  our  journey. 

Nov.  22.     Lay  at  Oswegatchie. 

Nov.  23.     Crossed  the  Long  Saut. 

Nov.  24.     Arrived  at  Coteau  du  Lac. 

Nov.  25.     Crossed  the  Cascades  to  the  Isle  of  Berrot. 

Nov.  26.     Was  beat  by  wind  up  Chateaugay  Island. 

Nov.  27.  Crossed  Chateaugay  river  and  went  to  Caughna- 
waga,  an  Indian  village  and  crossed  the  river  St.  Lawrence  with 
much  difficulty  and  lay  at  La  Chine  all  night. 

Nov.  28.  Drew  provisions  and  were  insulted  by  drunken  In- 
dians; went  down  to  Montreal  and  were  delivered  to  Gen. 
Spike  who  put  us  in  close  confinement. 

Nov.  29.  Removed  to  the  long  house  in  St.  Mare  parish  and 
remained  there  until  May  26,  1782. 


408  ASS0CIAT0R3  AND  MILITIA. 

May  26,  '82.  Scaled  the  pickets  about  2  o'clock  in  the  day 
time  and  crossed  the  river  at  Longueil  church  and  got  into  the 
woods  immediately,  and  steered  for  Sorel  River;  crossed  it  'that 
night  and  went  into  a  Frenchman's  barn  and  killed  two  lambs 
and  took  two  horses  and  rode  all  night  till  day  break,  then  we 
made  a  halt,  skinned  and  barbecued  the  lambs. 

May  27.  Started  with  our  horses,  got  them  about  five  miles 
and  were  obliged  to  turn  them  out  of  hand  on  account  of 
swampy  ground  and  steered  an  east  course  all  day,  and  came 
to  the  river  Missisque,  crossed  it  on  a  raft;  marched  about  2 
miles  after  dark  and  encamped. 

May  28.  Marched  about  daybreak.  Had  gone  one  mile  when 
we  heard  the  drums  beat  the  reveille  from  a  block  house  on 
said  river.  We  steered  that  day  southeast  expecting  to  strike 
Reason's  road  but  found  it  not.  We  encamped  that  night  on 
a  very  high  mountain. 

May  29.  Found  a  large  quantity  of  snow  on  said  mountain. 
Crossed  the  river  Missique  and  another  mountain  that  day  and 
encamped. 

May  30.     Crossed  three  mountains  and  camped. 

May  31.  Came  to  a  level  country  and  crossed  four  ci'eeks, 
one  very  difficult  to  cross,  that  emptied  into  Lake  Memphre- 
magog.  We  were  obliged  to  camp  on  bad  ground  that  night 
and  our  provisions  were  done. 

June  1.  Our  provisions  being  done  we  were  obliged  to  kill  our 
dog  and  eat  him,  lost  our  compass  but  Providence  favoured  us 
with  clear  weather  that  day  and  part  of  the  next.  We  steered 
our  old  course,  southeast  and  encamped. 

June  2.  Struck  a  branch  of  the  Passumpsic  river  and  kept 
down  it,  and  in  the  evening  made  a  raft,  e^^ecting  to  go  by 
water  but  was  dissapointed  by  drift  wood.  We  encamped  in 
the  forks  of  said  river  all  night. 

June  3.  Kept  our  old  course  and  struck  an  east  branch  of 
said  river.  We  kept  down  it  by  reason  of  dark  weather.  We 
encamped  that  night  on  dead  running  water. 

June  4.  Made  two  rafts  and  never  got  any  service  of  them, 
by  reason  of  rapid  running  water,  and  kept  our  old  course  that 
day  and  encamped. 

June  6.  Continued  our  march  onward  and  struck  the  settle- 
ment of  Cohorse  on  said  river,  that  evening  at  one  Smith's 
We  came  down  the  Connecticut  that  night  and  crossed  below 
the  forks  where  we  staid  all  night. 

June  7.  Came  past  Ebr.  Willoughby  and  to  Richard  Sal- 
mon's where  we  stayed  all  night  12  miles  from  where  we  struck 
the  settlement. 


COUNTY  OF  WESTMORELAND.  409 

June  8.  Came  to  Brig.  Gen.  Bayley's  and  rested  there  two 
days. 

June  10.  Crossed  the  river  to  his  son's,  Ephr.  Bayley's 
where  we  got  a  pair  of  shoes,  and  went  to  James  Woodward's, 
Esquire  where  we  stayed  all  night. 

June  11.     To  Capt.  Ladd's  21  miles. 

June  12.     To  Col.  Johnson's,  two  miles. 

June  13.  To  Capt.  Clement's  on  our  way  to  Pennycuik,  11 
miles. 

June  14.    To  Emerson's,  Esq.,  21  miles. 

June  15.     To  Capt.  Favor's,  19  miles. 

June  16.    To  Col.  Garrishe's,  14  miles. 

June  17.  To  Col.  Walker's  in  Pennycuik,  12  miles,  where 
the  general  court  was.  There  we  made  application  for  money 
and  next  day  got  a  little. 

June  18.    Went  to  Capt.  Todd's  11  miles. 

June  19.  To  Capt.  Walker's  where  we  eat  dinner;  and  left 
the  Merrimac  river,  and  got  on  the  great  road  for  Fishkill's  to 
headquarters,  and  stayed  that  night  at  the  sign  of  the  Lion, 
30  miles. 

June  20.  To  Mr.  Holton's  four  miles  from  Lancaster  in  the 
Bay  State  25  miles. 

June  21.  To  Worcester  and  from  there  to  Mr.  Sergeant's 
where  we  stayed  three  nights,  and  got  two  pair  of  trowsers 
made. 

June  24.     To  Benj.  Cotten's,  35  miles. 

June  25.  To  Springfield  and  crossed  the  Connecticut  river 
and  came  to  Mr.  Eansee's  in  Connecticut  province,  32  miles. 

June  26.     To  ^r.  Camp's  in  Washington  town,  40  miles. 

June  27.  Came  past  Bull's  works  and  into  York  province  to 
Thos.  Storm's  Esq.,  where  we  lay  all  night. 

June  28.  Came  to  Fishkill's  landing  15  miles  and  crossed 
the  North  river  to  Newberg  to  headquarters  expecting  to  get 
a  supply  of  money,  but  his  Excellency  was  gone  up  the  river 
to  Albany  and  we  could  not  obtain  any.  From  thence  to  New 
Windsor,  2  miles,  where  we  met  with  a  friend,  but  no  ac- 
quaintance who  lent  us  money  to  carry  us  to  Philadelphia, 
which  was  a  great  favor.  We  came  that  night  to  John  Brous- 
ter's,  11  miles. 

June  29.     To  Mr.  Snyder's  tavern,  Jersey  province,  32  miles. 

June  30.  Came  through  Hackettstown  and  came  to  Mr. 
Hassett,  27  miles. 

July  1.  Through  Phillipsburg  and  from  there  we  crossed 
the  Delaware  river  at  Howell's  ferry  and  got  into  Pennsyl- 
vania to  William  Bennett's,  in  Bucks  Co.,  43  miles  and  27 
from  Phila. 


410  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MIIJTIA. 

July  2.     Came   to   Phila.,   27   miles  and    stayed   there  until 
the  4th. 

July  4.     Started  for  Carlysle  about  3  o'clock  in  the  after- 
noon and  came  to  the  Sorrel  House,  13  miles. 

July  5.     To  Capt.  Mason,  42  miles. 

July  6.     Came    through     Lancaster    and    from     thence     to 
Middletown,  where  we  lay  all  night,  37  miles. 

July  7.     Crossed  the  Susquehanna  river  and  came  to  Car- 
lysle about  1  o'clock,  26  miles  and  rested  3  nights. 

July  10.     Started  and  came  through  Shippensburg  to  Capt. 
Thos.  Campbell's,  36  miles. 

July  11.     Rested  at  said  Campbell's. 

July  12.     To  Mr.  Welch's  about  5  miles. 

July  13.     To  crossing  at  Juniata,  28  miles. 

July   14.     Came   through   Bedford    to   Arthur   McGaughey's, 
21   miles. 

July  15.     To  Loud's  in  the  Glades,  32  miles. 

July   16.     To   Col.   Campbell's,   28   miles. 


MUSTER  ROLLS 


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COUNTY  OF  YORK.  413 


York  County  Lieutenants. 


Richard  McAllister,  June  14,  1777. 
William  Scott,  Mch.  30,  1777. 


Sub-Lieutenants. 

Hans  Morrison,  Mch.  12,  1777. 

Robert  Stevenson,  Mch.  12,  1777. 

John  Hay,  Mch.  12,  1777. 

James  McCandless,  Mch.  12,  1777. 

John  Carson,  Mcli.  12,  1777. 

John  Trevis,  (vice  McCandless  resigned),  Mch.  28,  1778. 

Matthew  Dill,  May  19,   1779. 

John  Agnew,  Oct.  2,  1779. 

Matthew  Dill,  Mch.  30,  1780. 

Henry  Slagle,  Mch.  30,  1780. 

William  Ross,  Mch.  30,  1780. 

James  Dixon,  Mch.  30,  1780. 

William  Alexander,  Jly.  17,  1787. 


Commissioner  of  Purchases. 
William  Scott,  Apr.  3,  1780. 

Assistant   Commissaries  of  Purchases. 

Henry  Miller,  Jly.  7,  1780. 
William  Scott,  Jly.  7,  1780. 

Paymasters  of  Militia. 

Michael  Hahn,   (resigned  Sept.  14,  1777). 
Maj.  William  Scott,  Sept.  16,  1777. 
William  Alexander,  June  26,  1781. 

Wagon  Masters. 

Joseph  Jeffreys,  Jan.  9,  1778. 
James  Chamberlain,  June  20,  1780. 


414  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

YORK  COMMITTEE  OF  OBSERVATION,      (a.) 


Chosen  at  a  General  Meeting  of  the  Inhabitants,  the  16th  of 
December,  1774. 


James  Smith. 

James  Ewing. 

Michael  Dowdel. 

Joseph  Donaldson. 

George  Eichelberger. 

Archibald  McClean. 

David   Kennedy. 

John  Kean. 

George  Kuntz. 

Joseph   Jefferies. 

Michael  Hahn. 

Daniel  Messerly. 

Michael  Smyser, 

Henry  Miller. 

Benjamin  Davis. 

Frederick  Fischel. 

William   McClellan    (Cumberland  township). 

Patrick  Scott. 

Casper  Reinecker. 

Henry  Leibhard. 

John  O'Blenes. 

William    McClellan    (War.   twp). 

Henry  Banta,  Sr. 

William   Chesney. 

Peter  Reel. 

Thomas  Hartley. 

Michael  Swope. 

Henry  Slagle. 

George  Irwin. 

John  Hay. 

David  Grier. 

Thomas  Fisher. 

John  Houston. 

Simon    Coppenheffer. 

Robert    McCorley. 

Belzer  Spangler. 

Nicholas  Bittinger. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  415 


Thomas  Weems. 
Leonard  Hutton. 
Jacob  Dahtel. 
James  Dickson. 
William  Cathcart. 
Michael  Bard. 
John  Maxwell. 
George  Ege. 
Philip  Albright. 
James  Dill. 
William  Kilmary. 
Francis  Holton. 
Andrew  Finley. 


OFFICERS  IN  SERVICE,  1776.     (a.) 


Colonels. 

William  Rankin,  June,  1776. 
James  Smith,  August,  1776. 
Matthew  Dill   (Fifth),  August,  1776. 
William   Smith,  December,  1776. 
Robert   McPherson,  August,   1776. 
Richard   McAllister,   August,   1776. 
Joseph    Donaldson,   August,   1776. 

Lieutenant  Colonels. 
Francis  Holton  (Fourth),  August,  1776. 

Majors. 

Adam  Vance,  August,  1776. 
John  Dill  (Fifth),  August,  1776. 
John   Andrews,   August,   1776. 

Captains. 

John  McDonald,  August,  1776. 

Reed,  August,  1776. 

Simon  Vanarsdalon  (McC),  December,  1776. 
William   Ashton    (Dill's),   August,   1776. 
Thomas  Fisher  (McA.),  August,  1776. 
William  Smith,  August,  1776. 


416  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

Nicholas  Bittinger,  August,  1776. 
James  Chaipberlain  (Fifth),  September,  1776. 
Michael   Hahn   (First),  December,  1776. 
Jacob  Dritt  (First),  December,  1776. 
John  Harbeson  (First),  December.  1776. 
Samuel  Wilson   (Fifth),  December,  1776. 
James  Agnew   (Second),  December,  1776. 
William  Mitchell    (Fifth),   December,   1776. 
Benjamin  Savage  (First),  December,  1776. 
James  McCandless  (W.  Smith's),  December,  1776. 

McNary   (W.  Smith's),  December,  1776. 

William  Rowan   (Fourth),  December,  1776. 
Lewis  Williams  (Dill's),  December,  1776. 
Michael  Smyser  (First),  July,  1776. 
Hugh  Campbell   (Second),  July,  1776. 
George  Dill,  September  11,  1776. 
Jost  Herbach,   September  11,  1776. 
Samuel  Nelson,  September  11,  1776. 
Daniel  May,  September  11,  1776. 
John  Paxton,  September  11,  1776. 
Robert  McConaughy.   September  11,  1776. 
George  Long,  September  11,  1776. 
Rudolph  Srmngler  (First),  July,  1776. 

Lieutenants. 

Samuel  Farra  (Fifth),  August,  1776. 
William  Rowan  (Fourth),  August,  1776. 

Ensign. 
Lawrence  Oats  (Fifth),  1776. 


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COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


419 


YORK  COUNTY  ASSOCIATORS.      (g.) 


We  do  admit  that  George  Eichelberger,  Michael  Hahn,  Bal- 
zer  Spangler,  Rudy  Spangler,  and  Geo.  Stake  to  raise  a  Com- 
pany of  Militia  in  York  Town,  as  soon  as  thirty  have  signed 
to  chuse  officers  of  the  Company,  the  said  Company  to  be  a 
part  of  the  first  Battalion,  And  we  direct  the  said  Company 
to  be  raised — provided  that  they  take  no  Person  in  that  Com- 
pany who  may  have  signed  the  last  association  in  Captain 
Lukens  or  Captain  Irwins  Companies — as  witness  our  Hands 
that  27th  Day  of  December  1775. 


Jas.  Smith  Col.  Batt. 
Thos.  Hartley  L't.  Coll. 


Mich'l  Swope  Major. 
Joseph  Donaldson  Major. 


We  the  Subscribers  da  hereby  associate  as  a  Company  in  the 
first  Battalion  of  York  County  Militia  as  soon  as  thirty  have 
signed,  a  Captain  two  Lieutenants  and  two  Ensigns  to  be 
chosen — and  we  do  hereby  promise  and  engage  to  comply 
with  and  adhere  to  the  Regulations  Articles  and  Resolutions 
of  the  Assembly  of  this  Province  entered  into  for  the  Gov- 
ernment of  the  Associators  of  Pennsylvania,  which  said  Regu- 
lations are  to  be  annexed  to  the  Association  and  to  be  binding. 
As  witness  our  Hands  this  2'7th  Day  of  December  1775. 


Capt.  George  Eichelberger. 
1st.  Lt.  Michael  Hahn. 
2nd.  Lt.  Balzer  Spengler. 
George  Moul,  Sergeant. 
Frederick  Yost,  Sergeant. 
Joseph  Bonder,  Sergeant. 

Jacob  Eichinger. 
Samuel   Nelson. 
James  Jones. 
Nicholas  Upp. 
Jacob  Schram,  ab. 
George  Craff. 
Johannes  Welsh,  ab. 
Johannes  Pick,  ab. 
James  Werley,  ab. 
Caspar  Muller,  ab. 
Jacob  Schenck. 


Ludwig  Hedick,  Sergeant. 
Martin  Brenneisen,  Corporal. 
Jacob  Funcy,  Corporal. 
Anthony  Ritz,  Corporal. 
Jacob  Neuman,  Corporal. 


Jacob  Rudisill,  Jr.,  ab. 
Jacob  Miller,  ab. 
George  Spangler. 
Johannes  Flender. 
James  Clerck,  ab. 
Henrich  Bauch,  ab. 
James  McCullagh. 
Georg  Fritzlen,  ab. 
Nicolaus  Bernhard. 
Frederick  Aderholde. 
Jacob  Shram. 


420 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


John  Rohe. 
Jacob  Durang,  ab. 
Jacob   Schneider,   ab. 
Johannes  Wolff,  ab. 
George  Giessie,  ab. 
Lorentz  Schmahl,  ab. 
Finlien   (?)    Imfelt. 
Lutwig  Weisang. 
Michal  Graybill. 
Jacob  Schrieber,  ab. 
Johannes    Kunckel, 
Henry  Zimmerman. 
Georg   Fierer. 


ab. 


John  Maguire,  ab. 
Michael    Kopenhover. 
Michal    Weider. 
Michal  Ruger. 
Michael  Welsh. 
Peter  Zollinger. 
Rudolph  Spengler. 
John  Fisher. 
Stophel   Shelley. 
George  Myer. 
John  Water. 
Chris.  Slagle. 


g. — Original   Papers   in   possession  of  Historical   Society  of 
York  Co.  Penna. 

h. — Original    papers   in   possession   of   Miss   Caroline   Hays, 
York,  Pa. 


LIST   OF   CAPTAINS,      (g.) 


Of  the  First  Battalion. 


Capt.  George  Eichelbevger,  27th  December,  1775  (G  &  E) 

Capt.  Rudolph  Spangler,  1776. 

Capt.  Yost  Herbacb,  1776   (G) 

Capt.  Michael  Ege,  1776. 

Capt.  Chas.  Lukens,  1776. 

Capt.  William  Bailey,  1776. 

Capt.  George  Hoover,  1776. 

Capt.  Gideon  Bausley,  1776. 

Capt.  Simon  Kopenhaver,  1776  (G). 

Capt.  Jacob  Blester,  1776  (G). 

Capt.  George  Long,  1776. 

Capt.  Prison  Guards,  1778. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


421 


CAPTAIN  CHARLES  LUKEN'S  COMPANY,  1776. 


A  List  of  the  officers  and  privates,  Associators  belonging  to 
Capt.  Cliarles  Luken's  Company  in  York  Town  belonging 
to  the  first  Battalion  of  the  York  County  Militia,  commanded 
by  Col.  James  Smith,  Esquire,     (g.) 


Captain,  Charles  Lukens. 
1st  Lt.  Christian  Stake. 

Jacob  Holtzinger. 

Thomas  Prior. 

Robert  Patton. 

Isaac  Davis. 

James  Robb. 

Wm.  Skinner. 

Henry   Meyers. 

John  Blackburn. 

Robert  Bailey. 

rRoli  Mutilated). 

Authy.   Dougherty. 

Martin  Eichelberger,  Jr. 

Martin  Carman. 

Charles   Barnetz,    Jr. 

Jacob  Barnetz. 

Jacob   Obb. 

John  Shultz,  Jun. 

Peter  Haack. 

Robert  Paisley. 


2nd.  Lt.,  Ephraim  Pennington. 
Ensign,  Cornelius   Sheriff. 

Joseph  Adlum. 
John  Adlum,  Junr. 
Thomas  Irons. 
Frederick    Huber. 
Andrew  Grobb. 
Peter  Boos. 
Wm.  McMunn. 
Wm.    Vaines. 
John  Forsyth. 
James   Gorman. 
Godfrey  Lonberger. 
George  Graham. 
Wm.  Nitterfeld. 
John    Small. 
(Roll  Mutilated). 
John  Willis. 
Frederick  Houseman. 
Thomas  Hancock. 
David  Parker. 


FIRST  BATTALION,     (a.) 


THIRD  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
Christian  Kauffman,  October  1,  1777. 

First  Lieutenant. 
John  Shafer,  October  1,  1777. 


422  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

Second   Lieutenant. 
Henry  SmWi,  October  1,  1777. 

Ensign. 
Jacob  Strehr,  October  1,  1777. 


FOURTH  COMPANY,     (a.) 


Captain. 
Daniel  May,  October  1,  1777. 

First  Lieutenant. 
Andrew  Milliorn,  October  1,  1777. 

Second   Lieutenant. 
Henry  Yessler,  October  1,  1777. 

Ensign. 
Fredericlc  Spalir,  October  1,  1777. 


MILITIA  OFFICERS,  1778.     (a.) 


FIRST  BATTALION. 


Colonel. 
James  Thompson,  April  5,  1778. 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Samuel  Neilson,  April  5,  1778. 

Major. 
James  Chamberlain,  April  5,  1778.  • 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  423 

FIRST   COMPANY. 


Captain. 
William  Dockls,  April  5,  1778. 

First  Lieutenant. 
Nealy,  April   5,   1778. 


Second  Lieutenant. 
•  Nealy,  April   5,   1778. 

Ensign. 
Joseph  Dodds,  April  5,  1778. 

Rank  and  file,  104  men. 


SECOND  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
Daniel  Williams,  April  5,  1778. 

First  Lieutenant 
James  McNickle,  April  5,  1778. 

Second  Lieutenant. 
George  Glenn,  April  5,  1778. 

Ensign. 
James  Read,  April  5,  1778. 

Rank  and  file,  78  men. 


THIRD  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
John  Shaver,  April  5,  1778. 

First  Lieutenant. 
Henry  Smith,  April  5,  1778. 


424  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

Second   Lieutenant. 
Jacob  Strayer,  April  5,  1778. 

Ensign. 
Jacob  Miller,  April  5,  1778. 

Rank  and  file,  95  men. 


FOURTH  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
Daniel  May,  April  5,  1778. 

First  Lieutenant. 
Andrew  Melhorn,  April  5,  1778. 

Second   Lieutenant. 
Henry  Yesler,  April  5,  1778. 

Ensign. 
Frederick  Spaar,  April  5,  1778. 

Rank  and  file,  89  men. 


FIFTH  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
James  Parkinson,  April  5,  1778. 

First  Lieutenant. 
James  Fagen,  April  5,  1778. 

Second   Lieutenant. 
Alexander  Nesbitt,  April  5,  1778. 

Ensign. 
John  May,  April  5,  1778. 

Rank  and  file,  206  men. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  425 

SIXTH  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
Benjamin  Keable,  April  5,  1778. 

First  Lieutenant. 
Henry   Shaver,  April   5,   1778. 

Second  Lieutenant. 
Lawrence  Oats,  April  5,  1778. 

Rank  and  file,  75  men. 


SEVENTH  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
Francis  Boner,  April  5,  1778. 

First  Lieutenant. 
George  Robenet,  April  5,  1778. 

Second  Lieutenant. 
John  Schrote,  April  5,  1778. 

Ensign. 
William  Brandon,  April  5,  1778. 

Rank  and  file,  120  men. 


EIGHTH  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
John  O'Blainiss,  April  5,  1778. 

First  Lieutenant. 
John  Polk,  April  5,  1778. 


426  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

Second  Lieutenant. 
William  Johnston,  April  5,  1778. 

Ensign. 
Benjamin  Beaty,  April  5,  1778. 

Ranli  and  file,  106  men. 


MILITIA  OFFICERS,   1779.      (a.) 


Arrangement  of   Yorli   County  Militia,   York,    September  9th, 

1779. 


FIRST  BATTALION. 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Henry  Miller,  June  11,  1779. 

Major. 
William  Bailey,  June  17,  1779. 


FIRST   COMPANY. 


Captain. 
John  Ehrman,  June  17,  1779. 

Lieutenant. 
Frederick  Weare,  June  17,  1779. 

Ensign. 
Peter  Swartz,  June  17,  1779. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  ^27 

SECOND  COMPANY. 


Captain. 

George  Long,  June  17,  1779. 

Lieutenant. 

John  Korehart,  June  17,  1779. 

Ensign. 
John  Smith,  June  17,  1779. 


THIRD  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
Michael  Hahn,  June  17,  1779. 

Lieutenant. 
Christian  Zinn,  June  17,  1779. 

Ensign. 
Peter  Hawl<,  June  17,  1779. 


FOURTH  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
Peter  Ford,  June  17,  1779. 

Lieutenant. 
John  Jeffries,  June  17,  1779. 

Ensign. 
Charles  Spangler,  June  17,  1779 


428  ASSOCIATORS  AJSID  MILITIA. 

FIFTH   COMPANY. 


Captain. 
Peter  Imswiller,  June  17,  1779. 

Lieutenant. 
James  Cross,  June  17,  1779. 

Ensign. 
Ulrich  Seller,  June  17,  1779. 


SIXTH  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
Michael  Kaufelt,  June  17,  1779. 

Lieutenant. 
Philip  Boyre,  June  17,   1779. 

Ensign. 
Michael  Dush,  June  17,  1779. 


SEVENTH   COMPANY. 


Captain. 
Ephriam  Peuiugton,  June  17,  1779. 

Lieutenant. 
Charles  Barnet,  June  17,  1779. 

Ensign. 
Gotfrey  Lenhart,  June  17,  1779. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  429 


(c.)   VOLUNTEERS  OF  THE  1ST  BATTALION  YORK 
COUNTY. 


I  Thomas  Beard  haveing  engaged  to  serve  as  a  Pennsyl- 
vania Volintear  for  the  Company  of  the  first  Battalion  of 
Militia  of  the  County  of  York  in  the  State  of  Pennsylvania 
Do  hereby  engage  to  be  true  and  faithfull  in  the  Said  Servis 
until  the  fiftenth  Day  of  Jan.  7  Next  unless  Sooner  Discharged 
and  to  be  Obediant  to  the  Authority  of  Said  State  and  my 
Superior  officers  according  to  the  Rules  and  disciplens  of  War 
and  the  Establishments  of  the  Corps  in  which  I  am  now 
entred  as  witness  my  hand  this  Sixteenth  Day  of  June  And 
Do  one  thousand  Seven  hundred  and  eighty. 

THOMAS  his  G   mark  BOARD. 
Witnes 

Godfrey  Lonbergez. 
Wm.   Lanius.  

I  John  Clarke  haveing  engaged  to  Serve  as  a  Pennsylvania 
Volunteer  for  Captain  Langs  Company  of  the  first  Battalion 
of  York  County  Militia  do  hereby  engage  to  be  true  and 
faithful  in  the  Said  Services  untill  fifteenth  day  of  January 
next  unless  sooner  Discharged  and  to  be  Obedient  to  the 
authority  of  the  Said  State  and  to  the  Rules  and  disciplin 
of  Warr  &  to  the  Regulations  of  the  Corps  into  which  I  am 
now  entered  witness  my  hand  this  fifth  day  of  August  A  D 

1780. 

John  his  N  mark  CLARK. 

Tests 

Go    Long. 

Wm.  Scott. 

I  Peter  Deitch  haveing  engaged  to  Serve  as  a  Pennsylvania 
Volunteer  for  Captain  Ehrmans  Company  of  the  first  Battalion 
of  the  Militia  of  York  County  in  the  State  of  Pennsylvania 
do  hereby  engage  to  be  true  and  faithfull  in  the  Said  Service 
until  the  fifteenth  Day  of  January  next  unless  Sooner  dis- 
charged and  to  be  Obedient  to  the  Authority  of  the  said  State 
and  my  superior  Officers  according  to  the  Rules  and  Disciplin 
of  war  and  the  Establishment  of  the  Corps  in  which  I  am  now 


430  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

entered.     Witness   my   hand    this   twenty   ninth   Day   of  July 

A.  D.  1780. 

PETER    DEITCH. 

Tests. 

Hartman   Ditch. 

Wm.  Scott.  

I  Jonathan  Jefferes  haveing  engaged  to  Serve  as  a  Penn- 
sylvania Volunteer  for  Captain  George  Longs  Company  of  the 
first  Battalion  of  the  Militia  of  York  County  in  the  State  of 
Pennsylvania,  do  hereby  engage  to  be  true  and  faithful  in 
the  Said  Service  untill  the  fifteenth  Day  of  January  next  unless 
sooner  discharged  and  to  be  Obedient  to  the  authority  of  the 
Said  State  and  my  Superior  Oflacers  according  to  the  Rules 
and  Disciplen  of  War  and  the  establishment  of  the  Corps  in 
which  I  am  now  entered;  Witness  my  hand  this  twenty  ninth 
Day  of  July  A.  D.  1780. 

JONATHBN  JEFFERES. 

Petere  Ford  Captain. 
Wm.  Scott. 


I  John  Miller  having  engaged  to  Serve  as  a  Pennsylvania 
Volunteer  for  the  Company  of  the  first  Battalion  of  Militia  of 
the  County  of  York  in  the  State  of  Pennsylvania,  do  hereby 
engage  to  be  true  and  Faithful  in  the  Said  Service  untill  the 
fifteenth  Day  of  January  Next,  unless  Sooner  Discharged,  & 
to  be  obedient  to  the  Authority  of  Said  State,  and  my  Superior- 
Officers,  according  to  the  Rules  and  discipline  of  War,  and 
establishment  of  the  Corps  in  which  I  am  now  entered,  As 
Witness  my  hand  this  4th  Day  of  July  1780. 

JOHN  his  X  mark  MILLER. 
Witness  Present 
Mich.    Hahn. 
M.  Eichelberger  Junr. 

Paid  him  60  dollars  on  acct  of  Bounty. 


I  Mathias  Rinehart  having  engaged  to  Serve  as  a  Penn- 
sylvania Volunteer  for  the  Company  of  the  first  Battalion  of 
Militia  of  the  County  of  York  in  the  State  of  Pennsylvania, 
do  hereby  x  engage  to  be  true  and  Faithful  in  the  Said  Ser- 


COUNTY  OP  YORK. 


431 


vice  until  the  fifteenth  day  of  January  Next,  unless  Sooner 
discharged,  and  to  be  obedient  to  the  authority  of  Said  State, 
and  My  Superior  Officers  according  to  the  rules  and  discipline 
of  War,  and  the  establishment  of  the  Corps  in  which  I  am 
Now  entered.  As  Witness  My  Hand  this  14th  Day  of  June 
1780. 

MATHIAS  RAINHERT. 
Witness  Present 

Mich.   Hahn. 

John  Meerry. 

Pd  him  40  dollars  on  acct  of  the  Bounty. 


A  RETURN  OP  CAPT.  MICHAEL  HAHN'S  CO^IPANY  OP 
MILITIA  OF  THE  1ST  BATTALLION  COMMANDED  BY 
COL.  MILLER,  OCTOBER  12th  1780.     (c.) 


John  Kurtz. 
John  Shultz. 
Adam  Greber. 
Arch'd   McClean. 


1st  Class. 


George   Stake. 
John.  Niebel. 
Frederick  Rothrock. 
David  Malsby. 


2nd  Class. 


George  Moul. 
Jacob  Upp. 
Michael  Dowdle.     '  •■ 
George   Nebbinger. 


John  Shall. 
Conrad  Leatherman. 
Peter  Kurtz. 
Christopher  Caufman. 


3rd  Class. 


Philip  Gosler. 
Rudolph    Spangler. 
John  Collins. 
Andrew  Welsh. 


Jacob  Eighinger. 
Henry  Walter. 
Peter  Piel. 
John  Hess. 


4th  Class. 


John  McAllister. 
Ambrose   Updegraff. 
John  Love. 
John  Welty. 


Jacob  Rothrock. 
Geo.  McSpangler. 
John  Cunkle. 
James  Bennet. 


432 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Jacob  Elchelberger. 
James    Love. 
John  Rothroclv. 
Martin  Greber. 


5th  Class. 

Jacob  Kaiifelt. 
Balzer  Spangler. 
Heronemus  Decker. 
Henry  Zimmerman. 


Will'm  Love. 

Jacob  Shafer  Jur. 

Simmon  Scnyder. 

Jacob  Gardner. 

John  Collins  Saddletree, 


Nathan  Updegraff. 
George  Irwin. 
Michael  Koppenhafer. 
John  Welsh. 
Enoch  Bennet. 


6th  Class. 

Francis  Worley. 
Adam   Hoafman. 
Abraham   Grafious. 
Peter  Wolf  Junr. 

7th  Class. 

John  Felker. 
Jacob  Funk. 
Martin  Elchelberger. 
Christian  Stake. 
Jno.  McMullon. 


Peter  Mundorff. 
Jacob   Schriber. 
Nathan  Lightner. 
Christian   Harman. 
Jacob  Sietler. 
Christopher  Sheely. 
George  Lotman. 
Martin  Summer. 
John  Meem. 
Robert  Reed. 
James  Jones. 


dth  Class. 

John  Brooks. 

Wm.  Wall. 

John  Kunkle  Junr. 

John  Cloyd. 

James  McCommand. 

John  Wolf  Junr. 

Frederick  Were. 

Conrad  Stoutseberger. 

Christ.  Ilgenfryth,  Ser. 

John  Flenden,  Ser. 

Jacob  New^man,  Ser. 


AN  EXACT  LIST  OF  THE  NAMES  AND  SIR  NAMES  OF 
EACH  AND  EVERY  MALE  WHITE  PERSON  INHABIT- 
ING YORK  TOWN  IN  CAPTAIN  JOHN  EHRMAN'S  DIS- 
TRICT WHO  ARE  BETWEEN  THE  AGES  OF  EIGHTEEN 
AND  FIFTY  THREE  YEARS  VIZT.     (c.) 


1  Frederick  Wagoner. 

2  Christian  Rup. 

3  Jacob  Stribig   (cooper). 


4  James  McLaughlin. 

5  John  McPherson. 

6  Philip  Illgenfritz. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


433 


7  James  Cornelius. 

8  .Killian  Schmal. 

9  John  Adlum,  jur. 

10  William  Hughes. 

11  Jacob  Schmal. 

12  David   Candler. 

13  Alexr.    McKittrick. 

14  John  Welsh,  Taylor. 

15  Henry  King. 

16  David  Welshhance 

17  Jacob   Heckert. 

18  John  Probst. 

19  Carl  Ludwig,  Doct. 

20  Philip  Cole. 

21  Henry  Greenwalt. 

22  Jacob   Bleymeyer. 

23  Frederick   Laumeister. 

24  Francis  Kuntz. 

25  Robert  Dunn. 

26  Frederick  Kausman. 

27  Gottlieb  Ziegee. 

28  Jacob  Lang. 

29  Peter  Streber. 

30  Jacob  Stroman. 

31  Hector  White. 

32  Peter  Berger. 

33  George  Rees. 

34  George  Irion. 

35  Thomas  Armor,  jur. 

36  Frederick  Shetle. 

37  George  Braun. 

38  John  Jones. 

39  Isaac  Jones. 

40  Martin  Schroder. 

41  Michael  Gerber. 

42  John  Stroman. 

43  Joseph  Meyer. 

44  John   Schmuck. 

45  Jacob  Cramer. 

46  Arthur  McCann. 

47  Jacob  Barnhard. 

48  George    Stoll. 

49  Peter    Dinckel. 

50  George  Fritz. 


51  Philip  Waltemeyer. 

52  Jacob  Fackler. 

53  Jacob  Irion,  Senr. 

54  Thomas  Ryan. 

55  Jacob    Leder. 

56  John  Dallman. 

57  Isaac  Gardman. 

58  John    Rothenheiser. 

59  Samuel   Kuntz. 

60  Henry  Booser. 

61  Adam   Wolff. 

62  George    Shook. 

63  Jacob  Updegraff. 

64  Jacob   Updegraff,  jur. 

65  Samuel  Leedy. 

66  William   Norris. 

67  Henry  Schrack. 

68  George   Heckert. 

69  Christopher  Stoer. 

70  Bartholomew  Deutsch. 

71  Joseph  Rothrock. 

72  Godfrey   Reem. 

73  Vincent   Imfent. 

74  Joseph  Updegraff. 

75  Nathaniel  Leitner. 

76  Godlib  Rupp. 

77  John  Shultz. 

78  George  Beck. 

79  David   Grier. 

80  George  Frey. 

81  Abraham  Danuer. 

82  Jacob  Shuck. 

83  Joseph  Adlum. 

84  Jonathan  Edwards. 

85  John  Coho. 

86  George  Mack. 

87  Daniel    Sprenckel. 

88  Jacob  Bumbach. 

89  James  McCullough. 

90  Thomas  Hartley. 

91  William  Alexander. 

92  Jacob  Welshhance. 

93  Francis  Thomas. 

94  John  Schmal. 


28— Vol.  II— 6th  Ser. 


434  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

95  John  Hay.  102  James   Smith. 

96  Anthony  Ritz.  103  Frederick  Weir. 

97  Isaac   Gardman.  104  Peter  Swartz. 

98  Fredericlv  Youce.  105  Michael  Graybell. 

99  Ludwig  Scheib.  106  Hartman  Deutsch. 

100  Frederick  Youce,  Jur.  107  Adam  Welsh. 

101  William  Long. 

I  do  hereby  certify  that  the  names  contained  on  the  whole 
of  this  Sheet  of  paper  is  a  true  account  of  all  the  male 
white  persons  within  my  District  between  the  age  of  eighteen 
and  fifty-three  years  in  Yorktown  aforesaid. 

Given  under  my  band  at  York  the  third  Oct'r  1780. 

JACOB  EHRMAN,   Capt. 
Test. 

J.  Billmeyer,  Clk. 


A  RETURN  OF  THE  MALE  WHITE  INHABITANTS  RESID- 
ING WITHIN  THE  BOUNDS  OP  THE  SEVENTH  COM- 
PANY OF  THE  FIRST  BATALLION  OF  YORK  COUNTY 
MILITIA,  BETWEEN  THE  AGE  OF  EIGHTEEN  AND 
FIFTY  THREE  YEARS,   FIT   FOR   DUTY. 

YORK  TOWN  OCTOBER  14th,  1780.     (c.) 


Captain. 
Ephraim  Pennington. 

Lieutenant. 
Charles    Barnets. 

Ensign. 
Godfrey  Leonhart. 

Sergts. 

William  Lannious. 
Martin  Branisen. 
George  Goodyear. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


435 


Privates. 


Caspar  Miller. 
Valentine   Brenisen. 
Henry   Marshall. 
Jacob  Stook. 
John  McCallister. 
Peter  Real. 
Valentine  Crants. 
Samuel  Fisher. 
Conrad  Welchhants. 
Jacob  Heckert. 
Joseph  Craft. 
George  Craft. 
John  Leisser. 
John  Wolf. 
Joseph  Welchhantz. 
John  Rudisiel. 
John  Bear. 

Christopher  Lowman. 
Crasmus  Welch. 
John  Gorgus. 
Matthias  Zimmer. 
George  Sinn. 
Henry  Bender. 
Martin    Cronmiller. 
Frederick  Shonk. 
John  Brenisen. 
Jacoh  Shramm. 
Peter  Senseny. 
Philip  Craver. 
Christopher  Hacketiirn. 
Philip   Vance. 
John  Grove. 
Philip  Stentz. 
Martin  Craver. 
Frederick  Bringman. 


George  Test. 
Jacob  Billmyer. 
Ludwick  Wisong. 
Andrew  Billmyer. 
Jacob  Welchhantz. 
George  Zumwald. 
Frederick  Runimel. 
John  Pick. 
Michael  Welch. 
John  Myers. 
Michael  Billmyer. 
John  Wall. 
Joseph  Todd. 
James  Worley. 
Richard   Hollis. 
Christopher  Leonhart. 
John  Craver. 
Jacob  Snyder. 
George  Miller. 
Joseph  Updegraff. 
Henry  Welch. 
Jacob  Snerely. 
Philip   Heckert. 
George  Slosser. 
Frederick  Olisbogher. 
Jacob  Dowdle. 
William  Welch. 
Thomas  Lovendorf . 
Jacob    Entler. 
David  Worley. 
Joseph  Woodford. 

Rees. 

Lawrence  Small. 
Henry  Wolf. 


436 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


1780  THE  16  DAY  OF  OCTOBER  A  TRUE  LIST  OF  CAPTAIN 
LONGS  COMBENY  OF  ALL  HIS  MANS.       (c.) 


Yost   kerghard. 
Jacob  bittner. 
Jacob  bleimeier. 
Jacob  Inners. 
Conrad  gissy. 
Nicklos  Sins. 
Jonas  rutdranf. 
Michael  Wagner, 
bastion  Irich. 
Mardin   Stuck. 
Casper  fisher. 
George  pfliger. 
John  Myer. 
philip  ki'im. 
Abraham  Jost, 
Jacob  pfliger. 
John  Shmit. 
John  Shumacker. 
John   Long. 
Wiliam   rickert. 
petter  krim. 
John  Wilhelm. 
michael  krim. 
Henry  Waltman. 
philip  oberdir. 
petter  Sprenckel. 
Stofel  Wolfart. 
John  rickert. 
Adam  flinshbach. 
Michael  bittner. 
Jacob  gisy. 
Jacob  Eckert. 
Mickael  Seaids. 
Conrad  Shindler. 
Georg  Wilhelm. 
Christian  Schitler. 
John  kerghart. 
bernat  kansler. 
Henry  Alt. 


Jacob  Michael. 
John  Albrid. 
george  boly. 
felix  miller. 
Michael  Albrid. 
Henry  Miller. 
John  Eblen. 
fridrick  pfliger. 
Ludwich  Waltman. 
Henry  dom. 
petter  Sing, 
george  Anstin. 
Jacob  Sebalt. 
Henry  fisher. 
Uirick  Nefl:. 
Henry  dolman. 
George  Hertlin. 
Samuel    Moser. 
Conrad  Miller. 
Mardin    fiinschback. 
george  Neff. 
felix  Abrid. 
Nicklos  Yost. 
Henry  klein. 
frederick  Anstin. 
friderick   Young. 
Henry  kifer. 
Jacob  pfliger. 
Abraham    Welschhans. 
pfilip  Wagner. 
Jacob  kerghart. 
Jacob  Schettler. 
John   Neff. 
fridrick  glasbrener. 
Henry  Myer. 
fridrick  Schettler. 
Lutwick  Michael. 
fridrick  flinschbach. 
Jonas  rudtranf. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


437 


Tigmon  Anstin. 
John  Harnish. 
george  Striby. 
Andrew  dels, 
daniel  krim. 
Slip  Shmit. 
Jacob    pflinger. 
george   Shindler. 
frank  Albreid. 
Adam  bittner. 
daniel  keler. 


filip    ranck. 
bastian  Heckman. 
Henry  Stetle. 
Wileam  Miller, 
filip  krim. 
Michael  Heinygo. 
Nicklos  Yost, 
fridrick  Hanssle. 
Henry  odinger. 
Henry  Schwarts. 
George  long,  Cap. 


LIST  OF  WHITE  MALE  INHABITANTS,  IN  YORK  TOWN, 
WITHIN  THE  DISTRICT  OF  CAPT.  JOHN  EHRMAN'S 
COMPANY  TAKEN  THE  TWENTY  SIXTH  DAY  OF  SEP- 
TEMBER A.  D.  1781  VIZT.     (c.) 


1  John  Ehrman. 

24. 

2  Frederick  Weir. 

25 

3  Peter  Schwartz. 

26 

4  Jacob  Welshhance. 

27 

5  Ludwig  Scheib. 

28 

6  Andrew  Hawk. 

29 

7  Hartman  Deutsch. 

30 

8  Jacob  Billmeyer. 

31 

9  Christian  Rupp. 

32 

10  Jacob  Stribig. 

33 

11  James  McLaughlin. 

34 

12  Philip  Waltemeyer. 

35 

13  Frederick  Ilgenfritz. 

36 

14  James  Cornelius. 

37 

15  William  Schmal. 

38 

16  Henry  Hafner. 

.        39 

17  Jacob  Schmal. 

40 

18  Thomas  Hick&on. 

41 

19  John  Ebert. 

42 

20  Tohias  Wolff. 

43 

21  Jacob  Franckeberger. 

44 

22  George  Solomon. 

45 

23.  David  Candler. 

46 

Alexander  McKitrick. 
John  Welsh,  Taylor. 
Henry  King. 
David  Welshhance. 
John  Probst. 
Charles  Ludwig,  Doctr. 
Philip  Cole. 
Henry  Greenwalt. 
Jacob   Bleymeyer. 
Abraham  Bixler. 
Frederick  Laumeister. 
Francis  Koontz. 
Robert  Dunn. 
Frederick  Hausman. 
Godlib  Zigel. 
Peter  Streber. 
Peter  Berger. 
George  Irion. 
Thomas  Armor,  junr. 
George  Braun. 
Conrad   Welshhance. 
Adam   Welsh. 
Andrew  Sultzberger. 


438 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


47  Martin  Schreder. 

48  Michael  Garber. 

49  John  Stroman. 

50  Joseph  Myer. 

51  John  Schmal. 

52  Jacob  Kramer. 
53.  Jacob  Bernhard. 

54  Arthur  McCann. 

55  John   Frey. 

56  Adam  Steer. 

57  George  Stoll. 

58  Peter  Dinckel. 

59  George  Fritz. 

60  Jacob  Fackler. 

61  Benjamin  Willard. 

62  Jacob    Irion. 

63  Thomas  Ryan. 

64  Jacob  Leder. 

65  John  Dallman. 

66  Isaac   Gardman,  jur. 

67  John  Rothenheiser. 

68  Henry  Buser. 

69  George  Spengel. 

70  Adam  Wolff. 

71  George  Schuck. 

72  Jacob  Updegraff,  jur. 

73  Samuel  Leedy. 

74  William  Norris. 

75  George  Heckert. 

76  Christopher  Steer. 

77  Bartholomew  Deutsch. 


78  Jacob  Holtzinger. 

79  Gotlib  Rupp. 

SO  Nathal.  Leitner,  Senr. 

81  David  Grier. 

82  Frederick  Youce,  jur. 

83  Godfrey  Rihm. 

84  Vincens  Imfelt. 

85  Joseph  Updegraff. 

86  John  Shultz. 

87  George  Beck. 

88  George  Froy. 

89  Abraham   Danner. 

90  Joseph  Adlum. 

91  John  Schmal. 

92  James  Smith. 

93  Thomas  Hartley. 

94  Jonathan  Edwards. 

95  John  Coho. 

96  George  Mack. 

97  Daniel  Sprenckel. 

98  Jacob  Bombach. 

99  James  McCullough. 

100  William   Alexander. 

101  Francis  Thomas. 

102  John  Hay. 

103  Frederick  Youce. 

104  William  Long. 

105  Jacob  Hay. 

106  Frederick  Miller. 

107  Jacob  Long. 
Elisha  Quarey. 


I  certify  the  foregoing  to  contain  a  true  List  of  the  White 
Male  Inhabitants,  within  my  District  of  the  Age  of  eighteen 
years  and  Under  the  Age  of  Fifty  three  Years. 

To  William  Scott  County  Lieut. 

JOHN  EHRMAN,  Cap. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


439 


LIST  OF  THE  WHITE  MALE  INHABITANTS  WITHIN  THE 
DISTRICT  OF  CAPT.  MICHAEL  KAUFFELT'S  COMPANY, 
WINDSOR  TOWNSHIP  YORK  COUNTY  SEPT.29TH  17S1. 
(c.) 


1st  Class. 


Nicholas  Young. 
Jno.  Shenberger. 
Conrad  Leber. 
Michael   Baj^miller. 
Stoffel  Nagel. 
William  Bredlely. 


Michael  Miller. 
Henry  Sheffer,  Jur. 
Peter  Heck. 
Charles  Menges. 
George  Gertner. 
Thomas  Conner. 


2nd  Class. 


Nathaniel  Forsyth. 
Ulrich  Weber. 
Samuel  Christ. 
Philip  Stiess. 
John  Landes. 
George  Williams. 


George  Attig. 
Samuel  Schaffer. 
John  Smith. 
John  Ament. 
Peter  Schlimer. 
Seyle. 


3rd  Class. 


Frederick  Idde. 
John  Krohn  Jur. 
Michael  Henry  Jur. 
Michael  Tosch. 
John  Weltner. 


George   Paff. 
Peter  Leberguth. 
George  Bener. 
Martin  Judy. 
John  Immenheiser. 


4th  Class. 


Jacob  Dellinger. 
Philip    Gohn. 
George  Abel. 
Michael  Stromenger. 
Ernst  Reiffschneider. 
John  Libhart. 


George  Gass. 
James  Thomas. 
Henry  Meyer. 
George    Obendorff. 
Matthias  Keppler. 
Andrew  Prison. 


Daniel  Harkens. 
Peter  Sekatz. 
John  Dellinger. 


5th  Class. 


John  Abel. 
Michael  Brubacker. 
Adam  Schonberger. 


440 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Egy  Sinkey. 
Jacob  Tritt. 
Ulrich  EUeberger. 


David  Streit. 
Anthony  Heins. 
Lorentz  Paulus; 
Anthony  Keller. 
Adam  Betner. 
George  Keiser. 
Christian  Rathfor  Jur. 

Philip  Beyer. 
Jacob  Olweiler. 
Adam  Scantlen. 
Conrad  Luckhaub. 
Christian  Petr3^ 


Michael  Zimmerman,  Jur. 
Lorentz  Crohn. 


6th  Class. 


Hannes  Leber. 
Nicholas  Leber. 
John  Holder. 
Nicholas  Becker. 
Henry  Grove. 
Henry   Clayton. 


7th  Class. 


John  Donnehugh. 
George  Miller. 
Jacob  Meyer. 
George  Leber. 
John  Scheffer. 


8th  Class. 


Peter  Step. 
James  Heins. 
Adam  Paulus. 
Hans  Michel  Zigler. 
John   Scear. 
John  Bear. 


Jacob  Heltzle. 
John  Will. 
John  Rupp. 
Jacob  Lang. 

■ Currius. 

Frederick  Olweiler. 


The  foregoing  contains  a  True  List  of  the  White  Male  In- 
habitants within  the  District  of  my  company  of  the  Age  of 
eighteen  years  and  not  above  the  age  of  Fifty  three  years. 

Certified. 

Sept.  29th.   1781. 

MICHAEL  KAUFFELT,  Capt. 

To  William  Scott  Esq. 
Lieut  of  York  County. 


(c.)  This  is  to  certify  that  Wilm.  McCloud  has  served  his 
tower  of  duty  in  the  seventh  class  comanded  by  Capt.  Pen- 
ington  given  under  my  hand  this  24th  of  December  1781. 

ANDW.  PATTERSON,  Capt. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


441 


(c.)     This  may   certify   that  Mr.  Geo.   Irwin  have  found  a 
sufficient  Substitute  in  the  7th  Class  &  served  his  full  tour. 

EPHM.   PENNINGTON,   Capt. 
Jany.  19th,  1782. 


I  do  hereby  certify  that  Elisha  Query  has  Served  as  a 
Substitute  for  Jacob  Doudel  his  tour  of  Militia  Duty  in  the 
Eighth  Class  of  the  first  Battallion  York  County  and  is  hereby 
Discharged. 

CHAS  BARNITZ,  Lieut. 
York  Town  May  6th  1782, 


CLASS  ROLL  OF  CAPT.  PETER  FORD'S  COMPANY  1782.  (c.) 


Captain. 
Peter  Ford. 

Lieut.  Jaffress. 
Ensign  Spangler. 

Sargents. 

James   Mury. 
Michael  Moser. 
Alexsa  McKitrick. 


John  Drekler. 
Fred  Waver. 
Veily  Bence. 


1st  Class. 


George  Bence. 
Abram  Welchhane. 
George  Spangler. 


Danual  Stoufer. 
John  Spangler. 
Danual  Shuey. 
Jacob  Covell. 
William  Johnson. 


2nd  Class. 


Jacob  Lemon. 
Jacob  Moser. 
Jacob  Markes. 
Daniel  Collin. 


442 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Jacob  Koach. 
Jacob  Lefaveor. 


3rd  Class. 


Philip  Albright. 
Abram  Stuart. 


4th  Class. 


Jones  Spangler. 
Christion  Life. 
Martain  Weller. 
Stephen  Landeous. 
Adam  Frey. 


Philip  Spikart. 
John  Bush. 
Mothias  Ritts. 
John  Miller. 
Fred  Klingman. 


Peter  Woolf. 
Peter  Deel. 
Henry  Spangler. 
Jacob  Freet. 
Henry  SpilK,rt. 


5th  Class. 


Peter  Hoose. 
Pall  Myer. 
George  Hoofman. 
Henry  Welchhane. 


John  Koosler. 
Henry  Stoufer. 
Peter  Koofman. 


6th  Class. 


John  Road. 
Jacob  Shafer. 


George  Swatez. 
Henry  Say. 
Henry  Yesler. 


7th  Class. 


Henry  Keeffer. 
John  Hoofman. 
Mothias   Stuart. 


Peter  Fiser. 
Peter  Peters. 
George  Shafer. 


8th  Class. 


John  Immel. 
John  Stuart. 
Jasper  Miller. 


George  Lottman. 


This  two  is  not  Class. 

Peter  Wedrick 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


443 


A  LIST  OF  THE  NAMES  IN  CAPT.  MICHL.  KAUFFELT'S 
COMPANY  OF  THE  FIRST  BATALION  OF  YORK  COUNTY 
MILITIA   A   D   1782.      (c.) 


1  Nichlas  Yung. 

2  John  Schenberger. 

3  Conrad  Leber. 

4  Michael  Baymiller. 

5  StofEel  Nagel. 

10  Ulrick  Weber. 

11  Philip   Sties. 

12  John  Landis. 

13  George  Williams. 

14  George  Atig. 

15  Samuel  Shaffer. 

21  Frederick  Idy. 

22  John  Imenheiser. 

23  John  Crohn,  junr. 

24  Michl.  Henry  j'n. 


Class  1st. 

6  Michael  Miller. 

7  Peter  Heck. 

8  George  Gertner. 

9  Nichlas  Bengel. 

Class  2d. 

16  Fredk.  Lambert. 

17  John  Ament. 

18  Peter    Schlimer. 

19  Marks  Cheil. 

20  John  Ruby. 

Class   3d. 

25  John   Weltner. 

26  George  Paff. 

27  Peter  Lebergut. 

28  John   Murfy. 


29  Jacob   Bellinger. 

30  Philip  Gohn. 

31  George  Abil. 

32  Michael  Stromenger. 

33  Ernst  Resschneyder. 


Class  4th. 

34  John  Libhard. 

35  George  Gass. 

36  Henry  Meyer. 

37  George  OberdorfE. 

38  Jacob  Ihmeheiser. 


39  Daniel  Herkins. 

40  John  Bellinger. 

41  John  Abil. 

42  Michael  Brubacher. 

43  Adam  Schenherger. 


Class  5th. 

44  Egy  Sinkey. 

45  Jacob  Britt. 

46  Ulrich  Eleberger. 

47  Michl.  Zimerman. 

48  Philip   Heltzel. 


49  Bavid  Streit. 

50  Anthony  Heins. 


Class  6th. 

51  Lorintz  Pahlus. 

52  Anthony  Keller. 


444 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


53  Chi'istian  Radfan. 

54  John  Leber. 

55  Nich's  Leber. 

58  Philip    Beyer. 

59  Jacob  Olweiler. 

60  Adam  Scandlin. 

61  John   Schaffer. 

62  Michl.  Zimmer. 

63  Henry  Wingel. 


70  Adam  Paiilus. 

71  John  Michl.  Ziegler. 

72  John   Bear. 

73  Jacob  Heltzly. 

74  John  Will. 


56  Henry  Groff. 

57  John  Jones. 

Class  7th. 

64  Godlieb  Weisman. 

65  Jacob  Meyer. 

66  George  Leber. 

67  George   Winterbauer. 

68  Philip  Schmeltzer. 

69  Daniel   Herrington. 

Class  8th. 

75  John  Rubb. 

76  Jacob  Lang. 

77  Fredk.  Olveiler. 

78  Mathias   Becker. 


RETURN  OF  THE  MALE  WHITE  PERSONS  EXCEPT  SUCH 
AS  IS  NOT  FIT  FOR  MILITIA  DUTY  BY  REASON  OF 
DISABILITY  OF  BODY  BELONGING  TO  THE  SEVENTH 
COMPANY  OF  THE  FIRST  BATTALLION  OF  YORK 
COUNTY  MILITIA,  BETWEEN  THE  AGE  OF  18  &  53 
YEARS,  EACH  MAN  IN  HIS  PROPER  CLASS,     (c.) 


Captain. 
Ephraim  Pennington. 

Lieutenant. 
Charles   Barnetz. 

Ensign. 
Godfrey  Lenhart. 

Clerk. 
James  MCalmond. 

Sergts. 

William  Lannious. 
George  Goodyear. 
John  Sefferance. 


COUNTY  OP  YORK. 


445 


Corporals. 
John  Brown. 
Joseph  Welchhans. 
George  Crafft. 


Caspar  Miller. 
Jacob   Stook. 
Daniel  Tinkle. 
Balser  Christman. 
George  King. 


Privates. 

1st  Class. 

John  Johnston. 
Caleb   Kirk. 
John  Lowman. 
Mordecai  Miller. 


Peter  Real. 
Valentine  Crantz. 
Jacob    Heckert. 
Henry  Lehman. 
Frederick  Tomboch. 


2nd  Class. 

Martin  Shugart. 
Hugh  Alexander. 
Robert   Dunn. 
Moses  Mandenall. 
Samuel  Fisher. 


John  Liser. 
John  Wolf. 
John  Rudisile. 
John  Bear. 
Erasmus  Welch. 


3rd  Class. 

David  Malsberry. 
Philip  Stentz. 
Ludwick  Shive. 
James  Cornelious. 
Frederick  Shetley. 


Mathias  Zimmer. 
Christopher  Lowman. 
Henry  Wolf  Junr. 
Martin   Cronmiller. 
Frederick  Shank. 


4th  Class. 

Jacob  Shramm. 
Peter  Sensency. 
John  Grove. 
Jacob  Lehman. 
Matthias  Goodyear, 


Philip  Craver. 
Christopher  Heckenthorn. 
Elisha  Kirk. 
Elisha  Quarry. 


5th  Class. 

John  Collins. 
John  Shaffer. 
John  Cope. 


446 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Ludwick  Wisong. 
Jacob  Welchhans. 
Frederick  Rummel. 
Andrew  Billmyer. 
George  Test. 


John  Graver. 
Mich'l  Welch. 
Michael  Billmyer. 
Richard  Hollis. 
Thomas  Cronmiller. 


William  Welch. 
George  Shlosser. 
Jacob  Dowdle. 
Jacob  Endler. 
Philip  Heckert. 


6th  Class. 

Philip  Spacgler. 
George  lieckert. 
Thomas  Person. 
Ludwick  Bellshover. 


7th  Class. 

Caleb  Bentley. 
John  Wall. 
John  Gimberlain. 
Jacob  Lannious. 

8th  Class. 

Frederick  Elsberry. 
George  Weller. 
Henry  Pence. 
Jacob  Snerely. 
Michael   Rehburgh. 


York  County  ss. 

Before  me  the  Subscriber  one  of  the  Justices  of  the  Peace 
in  and  for  the  County  of  York  personally  came  Captain  Eph- 
riam  Pennington  Esquire  and  on  his  Solemn  Oath  in  the  Com- 
mon Form  of  Law  Saith  That  the  Return  of  Seventh  Com- 
pany of  the  first  Battalion  of  the  Militia  of  York  County  to 
which  this  is  annexed  as  it  standeth  stated,  is  a  just  and  true 
Return  to  the  best  of  his  Knowledge  and  Information  . 

E.  PENNINGTON,  Capt. 
Sworn  and  subscribed  before  me  at  York  the  first  Day  of 
Jan  1783. 

Arch'd  McClean. 


January  15th,   1783. 
York  County  ss 

Before  me  the  Subscriber  one  of  the  Justices  of  the  Peace 
in  and  for  the  County  aforesaid.  Personally  came  William 
Scott  and  being  Sworn  according  to  Law  Sayeth  that  John 
Scott  whos  name  is  entered  in  the  first  class  of  the  within 
muster  Roll  was  not  at  the  time  of  his  being  classed  nor  is 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  447 

he  yet  arived  to  the  age  of  eighteen  j'ears  which  he  is  cer- 
tain of  as  the  said  John  is  the  Eldest  son  of  the  Said  William 
and  his  age  Recorded  in  his  Bible. 

WM.  SCOTT. 
Sworn  and  Subscribed  before  me. 

ARCH'D  McCLEAN. 


RETURN  OF   CAPTAIN  FOUARD'S   COMPANY,      (c.) 


Captain  Peter  Fouard. 

William  Johnson:  Christian   Life. 

John  Dreckler.  Philip  Spikart. 

John  Dreckler,  Juner.  Henry  Spikart. 

Jacob  Fret.  Peter  Deal. 

Jacob  Lemon.  John  Roade. 

Jacob  Markes.  Abram  Welchance. 

Henry  Say.  Jacob  Biers. 
Daniel  Stouter. 

Henry  Stouter.                 "  York  Township. 


THE  RETURN  OF  ALL  THE  WHITE  MALE  INHABITANTS 
IN  CAPTAIN  PETER  FORD  COMPANY  YORK  TOWN- 
SHIP YORK  COUNTY,   (c.) 


Capt. 
Peter  Ford. 

Lieutenant. 
John  Jaffress. 

Ensign. 
Michael  Spangler. 

John  Dreckler.  George  Bence. 

Fred.  Waver.  Abram  Welchhane. 

Weiley  Bence.  George  Spangler. 


448 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Daniel   Stoufer. 
John  Spangler. 
Daniel  Shuey. 
Jacob  Covell. 
William  Johnson. 
Jacob  Lemon. 
Jacob  Moser. 
Daniel  Collen. 
Jacob  Koach. 
Jacob  Lefaveor. 
Philip  Albright. 
Abram  Stuart. 
Jones  Spangler. 
Christian  Life. 
Martin  Weller. 
Stphen  Landious. 
Adam  Frey. 
Philip  Spikart. 
John  Bush. 
Mothias  Rittz. 
John  Miller. 
Fred.  Klingman. 
Peter  Woolf. 
Peter  Deal. 
Henry  Spangler. 
Jacob  Freat. 
Henry  Spikart. 


Peter  Hoose. 
Pall  Myer. 
George  Hoofman. 
Henry  Welchhance. 
John  Koosler. 
Henry  Stoufer. 
Peter  Koofjnan. 
John  Road. 
Jacob  Shafer. 
George  Swatz. 
Henry  Say. 
Henry  Yesler. 
Henry  Keefer. 
John  Coofman. 
Mothias  Stuart. 
Peter  Fiser. 
Peter  Peter. 
George  Shafer. 
John  Immel. 
Gasper  Miller. 
Peter  Wedrick. 
George  Lottman. 
James  Murey. 
Micheael  Moser. 
Alexander  McKitrick. 
George   Bord. 


(c.)  A  RETURN  OF  THE  MALE  WHITE  INHABITANTS 
BETWEEN  THE  AGE  OF  EIGHTEEN  AND  FIFTY 
THREE  YEARS  OF  THE  DISTRICT  OF  CAPT.  MICHAEL 
HAHNS  COMPANY  OF  THE  FIRST  BATALION  OF  YORK 
COUNTY  MILITIA  VIZ— 


First  Class. 
1  Edward  Longworthy.  6  George  Stake. 

2.  John  Shultz.  7  John  Nepple. 

3  John  Kurtz.  8  Christian  Ilgenfritz. 

4  Adam  Greber.  9  John  flender,    . 

5  Archd.  McClain. 


COUNTY  OP  YORK. 


449 


10  George  Moul. 

11  Jacob  upp. 

12  Michael   Doudle. 

13  James  Shaw. 

14  George  Novinger. 

15  John  Shall. 


Second   Class. 

16  Conrad  Leatherman. 

17  Peter  Kurtz. 

18  Christian   Kaufman. 

19  Charles  Brooks. 

20  Samuel  Nelson. 

21  Joseph  Shram. 


22  Philip  Gosslar. 

23  Rudolph  Spangler. 

24  John    Collins. 

25  Andrew  welsh. 

26  Jacob  Eichinger. 

27  Henry  waiter. 

28  Peter  Peil. 

29  John  Hess. 


Third  Class. 

30  William  Mcmun. 

31  John  Engelbright. 

32  Martin  Welsh. 

33  James   Jones. 

34  Samuel  Kuntz. 

35  Abraham  Grafeus. 

36  Benjamin  Kurtz. 


Fourth  Class. 


37  Jacob    Schuck. 

38  Ambrose  Uppdegraff. 

39  John  Love. 

40  John  Wealty. 

41  George  Michl  Spangler. 

42  John   Kunckle. 


43  John  Newman. 

44  Morgan  Jones. 

45  Thomas  Davis. 

46  John  Brooks. 

47  James  Worley. 


48  William  Way. 

49  Daniel  Spangler. 

50  James  Robb. 

51  George  heatick. 

52  Jacob  Newman. 

53  William  Walls. 

54  James  Love. 


Fifth  Class. 

55  John  Rothrock. 

56  Baltser  Spangler. 

57  Ebenezer  John. 

58  Jeremias  Decker. 

59  Conrad  Stauseberg. 

60  Jacob  Lets. 


61  William  Love. 

62  Jacob  Shaffer,  Jnr. 

63  Simon  Schnyder. 

64  Jacob  Gardner. 


Sixth  Class. 


65  Francis  Worley. 

66  James  Dobbins. 

67  Benedict  funck. 

68  Ever  hard  harr. 


29— Vol.  H— 6th  Ser. 


450 


ASSOCIATOR^  AND  MILITIA. 


69  Nathan  UppdegrafE. 

70  George  Irwin. 

71  John  welsh. 

72  Joseph  Uppdegraff. 

73  Enoch  Bennet. 


79  Peter  Munderff. 

81  Jacob  Shriver. 

82  Christian  Harman. 

83  Jacob  Sittler. 

84  Christopher  Sheely. 


Seventh  Class. 

74  Jacob  Funclt. 

75  John  Wher. 

76  Christian  Stalve. 

77  John  Comfort. 

78  John  Woolf,  Jnr. 

Eighth  Class. 

85  John  Meem. 

86  John  Myer. 

87  John  Davis. 

88  Philip  witeright. 

89  John  Patterson. 


90'  Abraham  Stewart. 

91  Jacob  Barnhart. 

92  Henry  Barnhart. 


Not  Classed. 

93  George  Spangle. 

94  Ludwick  Michael. 

95  Henry  wise. 


RETURN  OF  THE  MALE  WHITE  INHABITANTS  OF  THE 
SEVENTH  COMPANEY  OF  THE  FIRST  BETALLION  OP 
YORK  COUNTY  MILITIA  BETWEEN  THE  AGE  OF  18 
AND  53  YEARS  (EXCEPT  SUCH  AS  APPER  TO  THE 
OFFICERS  NOT  FIT  FOR  DUTY,     (c.) 


Oficers. 
Ephm.  Pennington. 
Charls.    Barnitz. 
Godfrey  Leahnhart. 

Serjt. 
Wm.  Lanious. 
Martin  Braneson. 
Geo.   Goodyear. 


1  Casper  Miller. 

2  Peter  Rheal. 

3  Joseph  Todd. 

4  Thomas  Irons. 

5  Wm.  Welch. 


6  Phil.  Graver. 

7  John  Graver. 

8  David  Molsbery. 

9  Geo.  Slusher. 
10  Jacob  Dowdle. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


451 


11  Geo.  Craft. 

12  Yal'n  Branison. 

13  Geo.  Test. 

14  Phi.  Stentz. 

15  Methas  Zimmor. 

16  Jacob  Endler. 

17  Michl.   Welch. 

18  Jacob  Stook. 

19  Valintine  Grantz. 

20  Jacob  Hackert. 

21  Jos.  Craft. 

22  John  Lisoner. 

23  John  Woolf. 

24  Jos.   Weehantz. 

25  John  Rudisile. 

26  John  Bair. 

27  Christopher   Lowman. 

28  Erasomus  Welch. 

29  H'y   Woolf,   juner. 

30  Martin  Cronemiller. 

31  Fredk.  Shunk. 

32  John  Branison. 

33  Jacob  Shrumm. 

34  Chr.  Hackendon. 

35  Philip  Vance. 

36  Martin  Graver. 

37  Hy.  Bringmon. 

A  true  Return. 


38  Liidk.  Wiseong. 

39  Jacob  Welchantz. 

40  Phil.  Hosselbocker. 

41  Fredk.  Rummil. 

42  Michl.   Billmyer. 

43  John  Brown. 

44  Richd.   Hallis. 

45  Phil  Hackert. 

46  Fredk.  Elsberry. 

47  Geo.  Reas. 

48  Fredk.  Shelley. 

49  Peter  Woolf. 

50  John  Leferance. 

51  Danl.  Tinkel. 

52  Wm.   Clayton. 

53  Geo.  Shingel. 

54  Elish  Kirk. 

55  Geo.  Weller. 

56  Andw.   Billmyer.   ° 

57  Peter  Sencency. 

58  Phil.   Spangler. 

59  Hy.    Leammer. 

60  Geo.  Hackert. 

61  Thos.  Cronemiller. 

62  Hy.  Pence. 

63  Calip  Bender. 

64  Thos.  Person. 

EPHM.  PENNINGTON,  Captn. 


(452) 


SECOND  BATTALION 
YORK  COUNTY  MILITIA, 


(453) 


(454  ) 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  455 


YORK  ASSOCIATORS  1775.      (a.) 


SECOND   BATTALION. 


Colonel. 
Robert  McPherson,  Esq. 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
David  Kennedy,  Esq. 

Major. 
Moses  McClean. 
Hugh  Dunwoody. 


CAPTAIN  HUGH  CAMPBELL'S  COMPANY,  (a.) 


A  Muster  Roll  of  Capt.  Hugh  Campbell's  Company  of  the  2d 
Battalion  of  York  county,  commanded  by  Col.  Robt.  Mc- 
Pherson, when  lying  at  Perth  Amboy,  September  17th,  1776. 


Captain. 
Hugh  Campbell. 

First  Lieutenant. 
William  Lowther. 

Second  Lieutenant. 
Robert  McElhinney. 

Ensign. 
Simon  Vanarsdalen. 

Sergeants. 
Cornelius  Cosine.  Joseph  Hunter. 

Alexander  Willson.  John  Armstrong. 


456 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Alexander  Bogle. 
James  McElhinney. 


Corporals. 

John   McCush. 
William  Leach. 


Drummer. 
John  Banta. 

Fifer. 
Andrew  Little. 


Arthur  Beaty. 
Hugh  McLaughlin. 
William  Duffield. 
Samuel  McManemy. 
Jacob  Smock. 
Francis  Monfort. 
Benedict  Yeary. 
Benjamin  Leach. 
Robert  Barber. 
James  Hutchison. 
Charles  Orr. 
Robert  McGown. 
Thomas  Orbison. 
Hugh    McWilliams. 
William  McCance. 
Jacob    Swiser. 
John  Cumingore. 
Nathaniel  Porter. 
Abraham  Brewer. 
Lawrence  Monfort. 
John  Sage. 
David  Casart. 


Privates. 

Henry  Little. 

William  Carsman. 

John  McCance. 

Robert  Stewart. 

Abram  Banta,  on  furlough. 

Joseph  Weast. 

John  Hope. 

John  Willson. 

Charles  Timmons. 

Andrew  McKiney. 

Andrew  Shiley. 

Frederick  Shetz. 

Henry  Little. 

Peter  Millar. 

Andrew  Hunter. 

James  Lyon. 

Nicholas  Millar. 

Patrick  Hogan. 

Farrah  Doran. 

Stephen  Giffen. 

James  McCreary. 

Orbin  Wence, 


Amboy,  September  17,  1776.  Mustered  then,  1  Captain,  2 
Lieutenants,  1  Ensign,  3  Sergeants,  3  Corporals,  1  Drummer, 
1  Fifer,  34  Privates. 

16  enlisted  in  the  Flying  Camp,  4  on  guard,  1  sick  absent, 
I  sick  present,  1  on  furloug. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  457 

SECOND  BATTALION,     (a.) 


Colonel. 
William  Rankin,  October  1,  1777. 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
John  Ewing,  October  1.   1777. 

Major. 
John  Morgan,  October  1,  1777. 


FIRST   COMPANY. 


Captain. 
William  Ashton,  October  1,  1777. 

First  Lieutenant. 
Malachi  Steahley,  October  1,  1777. 

Second  Lieutenant. 
James  Elliott,  October  1,  1777. 

Ensign. 
John  Crull,  October  1,  1777. 


SECOND  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
John  Rankin,  October  1,  1777. 

First  Lieutenant. 
Joseph  Hunter,  October  1,  1777. 


458  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

Second   Lieutenant. 
John  Ashton,  October  1,  1777. 

Ensign. 
Daniel  McHenry,  October  1,  1777. 


THIRD  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
Simon  Copenhafer,  October  1,  1777. 

First  Lieutenant. 
Michael  Shriver,  October  1,  1777. 

Second   Lieutenant. 
Andrew  Smith,  October  1,  1777. 

Ensign. 
Jacob  Gutwalt,  October  1,  1777. 


FOURTH  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
Philip  Gartner,  October  1,  1777. 

First  Lieutenant. 
John  Higher,  October  1,  1777. 


FIFTH  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
Emanuel  Herman,  October  1,  1777. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  459 


First  Lieutenant. 
William  Momeyer,  October  1,  1777. 

Second  Lieutenant. 
John  Rothrock,  October  1,  1777. 


SIXTH  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
John  Mansberger,  October  1,  1777. 

First  Lieutenant. 
Henry  Matthias,  October  1,  1777. 

Second   Lieutenant. 
George  Meyer,  October  1,  1777. 

Ensign. 
Jacob  Kepler,  October  1,  1777. 


SEVENTH  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
Jost  Horbach,  October  1,  1777. 

First  Lieutenant. 
Peter  Shultz,  October  1,  1777. 

Second   Lieutenant. 
Baltzer  Rudisill,  October  1,  1777. 

Ensign. 
Michael  Ettinger,  October  1,  1777. 


460  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

EIGHTH  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
Walls,  October  1,  1777. 


First  Lieutenant. 
Henry  Leepert,  October  1,  1777. 

Second  Lieutenant. 
John  Jordan,  October  1,  1777. 

Ensign. 
James  Schultz,  Jr.,  October  1,  1777. 


SECOND  BATTALION,     (a.) 


Colonel. 
William  Rankin,  April  5,  1778. 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
John  Ewing,  April  5,  1778. 

Major. 
John  Morgan,  April  5,  1778. 


FIRST  COMPANY. 


Captain. 

William  Ashton,  April  5,  1778. 

First  Lieutenant. 
Wilkeah   Shley,  April  5,  1778. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  46i 


Second  Lieutenant. 
James  Eliot,  April  5,  1778. 

Ensign. 
John  Carroll,  April  5,  1778. 

Rank  and  file,  91  men. 


SECOND  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
John  Rankin,   April  5,   1778. 

First  Lieutenant. 
Joseph  Hunter,  April  5,  1778. 

Second  Lieutenant. 
John  Ashton,   April   5,   1778. 

Ensign. 
Daniel  McHenry,  April  5,  1778. 

Rank  and  file,  88  men. 


THIRD  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
Simon  Copenhaver,  April  5,  1778. 

First  Lieutenant. 
Michael  Schriver,  April  5,  1778. 

Second   Lieutenant. 
Andrew  Smith,  April  5,  1778. 

Ensign. 
Jacob  Gatwalt,  April  5,  1778. 

Rank  and  file,  60  men. 


462  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

FOURTH  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
Jacob  Hiar,  April  5,  1778. 

First  Lieutenant. 
Adam  Barr,  April  5,   1778. 

Second   Lieutenant. 
Jacob  Comfort,  April  5,  1778. 

Ensign. 
George   Hiar,  April   5,   1778. 

Rank  and  file,  66  men. 


FIFTH  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
Emanuel  Harman,  April  5,  1778. 

First   Lieutenant. 
William  Momer,  April  5,  1778. 

Second   Lieutenant. 
John    Bodrough,    April    5,    1778. 

Ensign. 
Harman  Hookas,  April  5,  1778. 

Rank  and  file,  81  men. 


SIXTH  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
John  Mansberger,  April  5,  1778. 

First   Lieutenant. 
Henry  Matthias,  April  5,  1778. 


COUNTY  OP  YORK.  463 


Second  Lieutenant. 
George   Mayers,   April   5,    1778. 

Ensign. 
Jacob  Helpler,  April  5,  1778. <■ 

Rank  and  file,  73  men. 


SEVENTH  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
Yost  Harbaugh,  April  5,  1778. 

First  Lieutenant. 
Peter  Sholtz,  April  5,  1778. 

Second  Lieutenant. 
Baltzer  Rundisell,  April  5,  1778. 

Ensign. 
Michael  Ettinger,  April  5,  1778. 

Rank  and  file,  50  men. 


EIGHTH  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
William  Walls,  April  5,  1778. 

First  Lieutenant. 
Henry  Lephart,  April  5,  1778. 

Second  Lieutenant. 
John  Jordan,  April  5,  1778. 

Ensign. 
Jacob  Sholtz,  April  5,  1778. 

Rank  and  file,  56  men. 


464  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


LIST  OF  CAPTAINS  OF  THE   SECOND   BATTALION,      (g.) 


First  Captain  "William  Asten. 
Second  Captain  John  Recken. 
Third  Captain  Simon  Koppenhoffer,  1779. 
Fourth  Captain  Philip  Garttner. 
Fifth  Captain  Emanuel  Herman,  1778. 
Sixth  Captain  John  Manschberger. 
Seventh  .Captain  Yost  Herhach. 
Eighth  Captain  John  Walls. 


SECOND  BATTALION. 

Organized  1775.     Return  made  April  5th,  1779. 

Col.    Wm.    Rankin;    Lieut.    Col.    John    Ewiug;     Major    John 
Morgan,     (g.) 

THIRD  COMPANY. 

Return  from  Seacont  Badalion  of  York  County  Manchester 
Tawnship  fore  them  that  hase  Mostert  and  for  them  that 
hase  not  Mostert  for  the  year  of  our  Lord  1779.  Simon 
Coppen-Haffer  Capt'n. 

Capt.,  Simon  Coppenhaffer.         2nd.  Lt.  Andrew  Smith. 
1st.  Lt.  Michael  Schreiber.  Ensign,  Jacob  Gotwalt. 

Mostert. 

Michael    Bentz.  Peter  Schultz. 

Georg  Heinrich  Hauser.  Heinrich  Ness. 

John  Kroll.  Peter  Bentz. 

Georg  Romig.  Lutwig  Shindel. 

Frederick  Hock.  Andreas  Hock. 

Conrath  Enss  Menges.  Jacob  Ness. 

Georg  Weiterecht.  Jacob  Hermann. 

Reinhartt  Klein.  Hannes  Schooff. 

Heinrich  Ort.  John   Schrm. 

Peter  Weiterecht.  Jonas  Rudisily. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


465 


John  Humrichhouser. 
Godfried  Koenig. 
Valentine  Wilt. 
Gorg  Miller,  Junr. 
Heinrich  Rudisily. 
Hannes  Frey. 
Nicolas  Hantz. 
Jacob  Gottwalt,  Jun. 

Jims  Schmitt. 
Philip  Wintermayer. 
Wiliam  Rieth. 
Leonhartt  Weickel. 
Jost  Strack. 
Jacob  Groff. 
John  Kaffman,'  Jun. 
Nathan  Worly. 
Andreas  Ritter. 
Jacob  Kaiiffman. 
Jacob  Worley. 
John   Willes. 


Andreas   Krass. 

Peter  Lang. 

Simon  Kopen  Haffer,  Jun. 

Adam  Holtzabel. 

Heinrich  Becker. 

Philip  Benedick. 

Friederich  Ehersmann. 

Not  Mostert. 

John  Krebiel. 
John  Schmitt. 
John  Herman. 
Jims  Worly. 
Andreas  Hirschey. 
Jacob  Hufft. 
John  Kaffman. 
Christian  Kneiszly. 
Josua  Hotten. 
Franck  Worly. 
Andrew  Ginigam. 
Hannes  Napbinger. 


SECOND  BATTALION,     (a.) 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Moses  McClean,  June  17,  1779. 


Major. 


John  Edie,  June  17,  1779. 


FIRST   COMPANY. 


Captain. 
Samuel   Cabane,   June   17,   1779. 

Lieutenant. 
William  Hall,  June  17,  1779. 

Ensign. 
John  Murphy,  junior,  June  17,  1779. 
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*6fi  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

SECOND  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
Thomas  Bigham,  June   17,   1779. 

Lieutenant. 
William  McCay,   June   17,   1779. 

Ensign. 
Hugh  Willson,  June  17,  1779. 


THIRD  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
Robert  Bigham,  June  17,  1779. 

Lieutenant. 
William  McMun,  June  17,  1779. 

Ensign. 
John  Sheakley,  June  17,  1779. 


FOURTH  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
James  Miller,  June  17,  1779. 

Lieutenant. 
James  McKinley,  June  17,  1779. 

Ensign. 
Barnabas  McSherry,  June  17,  1779. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  467 

FIFTH  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
Thomas  Orbison,  June  17,  1779. 

Lieutenant. 
Joseph  Hunter,  June  17,  1779. 

Ensign. 
Robert  Willson,  June  17,  1779. 


SIXTH  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
James  Johnston,  June  17,  1779. 

Lieutenant. 
John  McBride,  senior,  June  17,  1779. 

Ensign. 
John  McBride,  junior,  June  17,  1779. 


SEVENTH  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
William  Lindsay,  June  17,  1779. 

Lieutenant. 
Robert  Blacli,  June  17,  1779. 

Ensign. 
Samuel  Russel,  June  17,  1779. 


468  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

EIGHTH  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
Thomas  Clingen,  June  17,  1779. 

Lieutenant. 
Joseph  Brown,  June  17,  1779. 

Ensign. 
John  McCIean,  June  17,  1779. 


(c.)  for  and  In  consideration  of  the  Bounty  to  be  given 
in  Colon.  Nealsons  Batalion  in  General— the  one  half  of  the 
Bounty  money  to  be  paid  before  marching,  and  the  other 
half  to  be  paid  at  the  Expireation  of  the  Enlistment,  I,  Isaac 
Morgan  haveing  Engadged  to  serve  as  a  Pennsylvania  volen- 
teer  for  the  company  of  Capt.  Thos.  Gould,  and  belongin  to 
the  second  Batalion  of  Militia,  of  the  County  of  York,  in 
the  state  of  Pennsylvania,  do  hereby  engadge  to  be  true  and 
faithful,  in  the  said  servise  untill  the  fifteenth  day  of  January 
nlxt,  unless  sooner  discharged  and  to  be  Obediant  to  the 
authorety  of  said  state  and  superior  officers  according  to  the 
rules  and  desciplin  of  war  and  the  estableshment  of  the  Corps 
in  which  I  am  now  entred  as  witness  my  hand  this  21st  July 
1780. 

ISAAC  MORGAN. 
JOHN  RANKIN. 
RICHARD   WILLIES. 

a  true  copy. 


(c.)  I  do  hereby  Certify  that  John  Clark  of  York  County, 
Labourer,  Served  a  Tour  of  Militia  Duty  as  a  Substitute  in 
the  room  of  Thomas  Neely  against  the  Indians  to  Fort  Pitt 
in  September  1782  in  Captain  Thomas  Clingan's  Company  of 
Militia  for  the  County  of  York  &c.,  Certifyed  this  27th  of 
February  1784. 

by  me 
JOHN  POLLOCK.  Lieut. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  469 


LIST   OF   FIELD   OFFICERS   IN   THE   2D    BATTALION   OF 
YORK  COUNTY  MILITIA,      (c.) 


Robert  McPhersou — Colonel. 
David  Kennedy — Lt  Colonel. 
Major — Moses  McCleang. 
Major — Hugh  Dunwoodie. 
Hugh  Campbell — Capt. 
Henry  Jones — 1st  Lieut. 
John  Thompson — 2nd  Do, 
John  Campbell — Ensign. 


of  the  Strabane  Township 
Company. 


William  McClellan— Capt. 
David  Dunwoodie — 1st  Lieut. 
Joseph  Morrison — 2nd  do. 
Adam  Black — Ensign. 

the  first  Company  of  Cumberland  Township. 

The  Second  Company  of  Cumberland  Township,  the  officers 
are  not  yet  returned. 

John  Paxton — Capt. 
Thomas  Gilchrist — 1st  Lieut. 
Second  Lieut  w^anting. 
Samuel   Smith — Ensign. 

of  the  third  or  lower  Company  of  Cumberland  Township. 

John  Agnew — Capt. 
James  McCallister — 1st  Lieut. 
Benjamin  Read  2nd  Do. 
David  Agnew — Ensign. 

of  the  first  Hamiltons  Bann  Township  Company. 

James  Agnew — Capt. 
Robert  Cunningham — 1st  Lieut. 
William  Porter — 2nd  do. 
Samuel   Agnew — Ensign. 

of  the  second  Hamiltons  Bann  Township  Company. 


470  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

Robert  Horner — Capt. 
David  Horner — 1st  Lieut. 
William  Linn — 2nd  do. 
Joseph  Hunter — Ensign. 

Mount  Joy  Township  Company. 

Hugh  King — Capt. 
John  Elliot — 1st   Lieut. 
Samuel  Nealey — Ensign. 

of  the  Tyrone  Township  Company. 

A  List  of  679  Associators  was  returned  in  this  Battalion  on 
the  28th  Day  of  July  last. 


A     LIST     OF     THE     OFFICERS     OF     THE     SECOND     BA- 
TALION.     (c.) 


Strabane  Township. 
Captn    Hugh    Campbell.  2  do  John  Campbell. 

1st  Lieut  Henry  Jones.  Ensn  John  Bodine. 

Cumberland  Th. 

1st  Comp. 

Captn  William  McClellan.  2  do  Joseph  Morrison. 

1st  Lieut  David  Denwody.  Ensn  Adam  Black. 

2nd  Comp. 

Captn  David  Ramsay.  2  do  Robert  Morrison. 

1st  Lieut  Nathan  Spear.  Ensn  Samuel  Boyd. 

3d  Comp. 

Captn  John  Paxton.  2  do  James  Wilson. 

1st  Lieut  Thomas  Gilchrist.       Ensn  Samuel  Smith. 

Hamilton's  Bann  Township. 

1st  Comp. 

Captn.  John  Agnew.  2  do  Benjamin  Reed. 

1st  Lieut  James  McAlister.       Ensn  David  Agnew. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  471 

2nd  Comp. 

Captn  James  Agnew.  2  do  William  Porter. 

1st  Lieut  Robert  Cunningham.  Ensn   Samuel  Agnew. 

Mountjoy  Township. 

Captn  Robert  Horner.  2  do  William  Linn. 

1st  Lieut  David  Horner.  Ensn  Joseph  Hunter. 

Manalan  Township. 

1st  Comp. 

Captn  Robert  McConaughy.         2  do  Samuel  Dickson. 
1st  Lieut  William  Kelsey.  Ensn  William  Hamilton. 

2nd  Comp. 

Captn  William  Louther.  Ensn  Joseph  Stockton. 

Lieut  William  Gililand 

Tyrone   Township. 

Capt.  Hugh  King.  Ensn.  Samuel  Nealey. 

Lieut.  John  Elliot. 


(c.)  York,  February  11th,  1784. 

I  do  hereby  certify  that  Charles  Stephenson  has  don  a 
Tour  of  Militia  duty  in  Captain  Simon  Koppenhavers  Com- 
pany, Guarding  the  British  Prisoners  of  War  and  his  name 
entered  in  the  Rolls  of  Sd  Company,  for  his  Pay  amounting 
to  ten  Pounds  and  ten  shillings  &c. 

WM.  SCOTT. 
To  all  whom  it  may  corncern. 


(472) 


THIRD  BATTALION 
YORK   COUNTY   MILITIA. 


(473) 


(474) 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  475 

YORK  ASSOCIATORS  1775.     (a.) 


THIRD  BATTALION. 


Colonel. 
Richard   McAllister,   Esq. 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Henry  Slagle. 

Majors. 
John  Andrews.  Joseph  Jeffries. 


THIRD  BATTALION,     (a.) 


As  it  stood  on  the  31st  of  December,  1776. 


Colonel. 
David   Jamison. 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Hugh    Dunwoody. 

Major. 
Charles  Lukens. 

Quartermaster. 
George  Eichelberger. 


476  ASSOCTATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

THIRD  BATTALION,     (a.) 


Colonel. 
David  Jamison,  April  5,  1778. 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
.'  Albright,  April  5,  1778. 


Major. 
William  Scott,  April  5,  1778. 


FIRST    COMPANY. 


Captain. 
Jacob  Beaver,  April  5,  1778. 

First  Lieutenant. 
Nicholas  Oaker,  April  5,  1778. 

Second  Lieutenant. 
John  Bare,  April  5,  1778. 

Ensign. 
George  Lefeber,  April  5,  1778. 

Rank  and  file,  106  men. 


SECOND  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
Godfry  Fry,  April  5,  1778. 

First  Lieutenant. 
John  Bushong,  April  .5,  1778. 


COUNTY  OP  YORK.  477 


Second  Lieutenant. 
George  Spangler,  April  5,  1778. 

Ensign. 
James  Jones,  April  5,  1778. 

Rank  and  file,  65  men. 


Third  Company. 


Captain. 
Peter  Forte,  April  5,  1778. 

First  Lieutenant. 
Christ.  Stear,  April  5,  1778. 

Second  Lieutenant. 
Andrew  Hartsoek,  April  5,  1778. 

Ensign. 
Jacob  Welshance,  April  5,  1778. 

Rank  and  file,  66  men. 


FOURTH  COMPANY. 

Captain. 
Christopher  Lowman,  April  5,  1778. 

First   Lieutenant. 
Ephraim  Penington.  April  5,  1778. 

Second  Lieutenant. 
John  Fishel,  April  5,  1778. 

Ensign. 
Charles  Barnitz,  April  5,  1778. 

Rank  and  file,  72  men. 


478  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

FIFTH  COMPANY. 

Captain. 
Alexander  Legget,  April  5,  1778. 

1st  Lieutenant. 
Robert  Richey,  April  5,  1778. 

2nd  Lieut. 
Robert  Stewart,  April  5,  1778. 

Ensign. 
Peter  Fry,  April  5,  1778. 

Rank  &  file  75  men. 


SIXTH  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
George  Long,  April  5,  1778. 

First  Lieutenant. 
Samuel  Smith,  April  5,  1778. 

Second  Lieutenant. 
Conrad  Keesey,  April  5,  1778. 

Ensign. 
Samuel  Mosser,  April  5,  1778. 

Rank  and  file,  62  men. 


SEVENTH  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
Michael  Hahn,  April  5,  1778. 

First  Lieutenant. 
John  Mimm,  April  5,  1778. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  479 


Second  Lieutenant. 
Thomas ,  April  5,  1778. 

Ensign. 
Christian  Zinn,  April  5,  1778. 

Rank  and  file,  75  men. 


THIRD   BATTALION,     (a.) 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Michael  Smyser,  June  17,  1779. 

Major. 

William  Ashton,  June  17,  1779. 


FIRST  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
Rinhart  Bott,  June  17,  1779. 

Lieutenant. 
George  Philip  Zeigler,  June  17,  1779. 

Ensign. 
Philip  Eberd,  June  17,  1779. 


SECOND  COMPANY. 

Captain. 
Henry  Mathias,  June  17,  1779. 

Lieutenant. 
George  Meyer,  June  17,  1779. 

Ensign. 
Charles  Hyer,  June  17,  1779. 


480  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

THIRD  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
John  McMaster,  June  17,  1779. 

Lieutenant. 
William  Bennet,  June  17,  1779. 

Ensign. 
John  Mapin,  June  17,  1779. 


FOURTH  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
Philip  Jacob  King,  June  17,  1779. 

Lieutenant. 
Andrew  Cross,  June  17,  1779. 

Ensign. 
George  Wolf,  June  17,  1779. 


FIFTH  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
Thomas  Goald,  June  17,  1779. 

Lieutenant. 
George  Ensminger,  June  17,  1779. 

Ensign. 
William  Nailor,  June  17,  1779. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 
SIXTH  COMPANY. 


481 


Captain. 
Jacob  Comfort,  June  17,  1779. 

Lieutenant. 
George  Meyer,  June  17,  1779. 


Elias  Gise,  June  17,  1779. 


Ensign. 


July  ttie  first  Day  1780.     (c.) 
A  FULL  RETURN  OF  MY  COMBANY  OF  NEWBURY  TOWN- 
SHIP OF  YORK  COUNTY    IN    COLUR    SMYSERS    BATA- 
LION. 


William  Mackneley. 
John  Stone. 
John  Loss. 
Stofel  Bower. 
Thomas  Wincrey. 
John  Whyer. 

George  Bruaw. 
George  Miller. 
Conrad  Shefver. 
Martin  Shutter. 
Jacob  Barr. 
Jacob  Gotevald,  Junior. 


Captain. 
Hennery  Mathias. 

Lieutenant. 
George  Meyer. 

Ensign. 
Cherls  Heyer. 

1st  Class. 

John  Uptegroff. 
Jamse  Adams. 
Thomas  Lyeronss. 
Joseph  Roppert. 
George  Syds. 

2nd  Class. 

Hennery  John. 
Samuel  Herd. 
Mathias  Sorker. 
I.udywick  Whyer. 
Better  Meyer. 
John  Hunder. 


31— Vol.  II— 6th  Ser. 


482 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


3rd  Class. 


William  Nickless. 
Andrew  Miller. 
Aberham  Shelley. 
Vallentine    Shulss. 
George   Stryen. 
Jacob  Heitel  Baugh. 


Andrew   Baitmen. 
Jacob  Norberger. 
John   Hofmen. 
George    Bower. 
Bastian  Whyel. 


Gerge   Snitter. 
friderick   Sorker. 
phillep  fetterow. 
Lmess   Lewess. 
Jamse  Hengoge. 


4th  Class. 


friderick  Heyer. 
William  Uptegroff. 
William  Bratain. 
Mickel   Ressler. 
Juey  Caneley. 


5th  Class. 


Jacob  Ropbert. 
John  Nickless. 
phillep  Bence. 
Mickel  fetterow. 
friderick  Humel. 


Battereck  Meek  Molluer. 
John  forey. 
Casper  Shetterou. 
Jacob  forey. 
Thomese  Miller. 


6th  Class. 


Andrew   Clyne. 
Jamse  Karmen. 
Efrem  John. 
John   Menspoker. 
Joseph  Careson. 


Cornelius  Careson. 
Daniel  Dense!. 
David  Ensminger. 
Christian  Bomgerdner. 


7th  Class. 


Hennery  Bower. 
Samuel  Miller. 
Jacob  Tattessmen. 
George    Menspoker. 
Mickel  Bollinger. 


Jacob  Capler. 
Roppert  Miller. 
William  Winerey. 
friderick  Stone. 


Jacob  Meyer. 
George  Meyer. 
John  Bower. 
WMlliam  Remel. 


8th  Class. 


Thomese  Bonine. 
Jonathane  Meektarerey. 
Samuel  Whey. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  483 

(c.)  I  Thomas  Berker  having  engaged  to  Serve  as  a  Penns'a 
Volunteer  and  in  Capt.  Ferry  Company  of  the  3d  Battallion  of 
Militia  of  the  County  of  York  in  the  State  of  Penns'l  do  hereby 
Engage  to  be  True  and  Faithful  in  the  Said  Service  until  the 
15th  Day  of  January  next  unless  Sooner  Discharged  and  to  be 
Obedient  to  the  authority  of  Said  State  and  my  Superior  offi- 
cers according  to  the  Rules  and  Discipline  of  War  and  the 
Establishment  of  the  Corpis  in  which  I  am  now  Entered. 

Which  Said  Inlistment  Signed  by  Tow  Witnesses. 

York  Town  17th  August  1780. 

Witins. 

FREDERICK  YOME. 
GODFREY  LONBERGER. 

THOS.  his  XllO  mark  BERKER. 


I  John  Brown  doth  hereby  Engadge  to  serve  as  a  Pennsyl- 
vania Vollenteer  for  the  fifth  Company  of  the  Third  Bataiion 
of  York  County  Militia  said  Company  Comanded  by  Capt. 
Thos.  Gould  in  the  State  of  Pennsylvania  do  hereby  Engadge 
to  be  True  and  faithtull  in  the  said  Servise  untill  the  fifteenth 
Day  of  Januaiy  nixt  Unless  sooner  Discharged  and  to  be 
obedeiant  to  the  authorety  of  the  State  and  my  superior  officers 
according  to  the  rules  and  Disiplen  of  War,  and  the  Establesh- 
ment  of  the  Corps  in  which  I  am  now  entred  for  and  Incon- 
sideration  of  what  Bounty  is  paid  in  General  in  Colon.  Nel- 
son's Batalion— and  to  be  paid  four  Hundred  and  fifty  Pounds 
in  Hand  and  the  Remaining  part  to  be  paid  at  the  Expiration 
of  the  Inlistment— as  witness  my  Hand  this  fifteenth  day  of 
Augst.  1780. 

JOHN  BROWN. 
done  before  us. 
JOHN  RANKIN. 
WM.  RANKIN. 
A  True  Copy. 


I  Anthony  Eskett  having  engaged  to  serve  as  a  Pennsylvania 
Volunteer  for  Capt.  Kauffelts  Company  of  the  third  Battalion 
of  York  County  in  the  State  of  Pennsylvania,  do  hereby  engage 
to  be  true  and  faithful  in  the  said  service,  untill  the  fifteenth 
Day    of   January    next,    unless    sooner    discharged    and    to    be 


484 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


obedient  to  the  authority  of  the  said  State  and  my  Superior 
Officers  according  to  the  rules  and  discipline  of  War  and  the 
establishment  of  the  corps  in  which  I  am  now  entered  wit- 
ness my  hand  this  tenth  day  of  august  1780. 

ANTHONY  ESKETT. 
Tests. 

GODFREY  ZONBERGER. 
JACOB  KAUFFELT. 


RETURN  OF  CAPT.  COMFORT'S  COMPANY  FOR  THE  YEAR 
1780.  3ST  BATT.  YORK  COUNTY,  (c.) 


Captain. 
Jacob   Comfort. 

Lieut. 
George   Hoyer. 

Ensign. 
George  Guise. 


Henrey  Strickler. 
Martin  Gartner. 
Phillip  Decker.    • 
Abraham  Coble. 
Stephen  Reep. 
Daniel  Flory. 
Michel  Rudy. 
Ulirick  Newcomer. 
William  Hillias. 
Yost  Reep. 
Jacob  Brackhart. 
Jacob    Sayler. 
Chrisain  Stoner. 
Henry  Caltrider. 
George  Mantle. 
John  Barnhart. 
Andrew  AUexander. 
John  Strickler. 
Alexander  Crow. 


Jacob  Weltzhover. 
Peter  Guipe. 
Mickle    Blesinger. 
John  Ament. 
Belser  Kunkel. 
Craft  Belief. 
Henry  Lanious. 
John  Wright. 
John  Wilant. 
William  Hunsinger. 
Jacob  Balsele. 
John  Bowman. 
Christen  Newcomer. 
Henrey  Flory. 
John  Isaack. 
John  Flory. 
Francis  Flory. 
David  Freis. 
Christon  Leaman, 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


485 


Phillip  Shultsbach. 
VoUintin  Leephart. 
John  Meat. 
Michel  Cofman. 
John  Strickler. 
Jacob  Lannes. 
Phillip  Gartner. 
Michel  Moser. 
Adam  Swap. 
Michel  Foncana,   " 
Abraham  Flory. 
John  Herr. 
Joseph  Dellingr. 
Vendle  Wolf. 
Jacob  Frees. 
Adam  Daron. 
Joseph  Erp. 
Samuel  Croll. 
Jacob  Strickler, 
Bolser  Fits. 
George  Deets. 
Jacob  Shults. 
Michel  Dersten. 
Michel  Miller. 
Jacob  Leedy. 
Henry  Kendrick. 
Henry  Fisher. 
Jacob  Cofman. 
John  Cann. 
Christian  Kunkle. 
Jacob  Heyble. 


Casper  Meter, 
Henry  Strickler. 
Fitter  Bitter. 
Martin  Hoover. 
Daniel  NeefE. 
John  Dorman. 
Simon   Holsinger. 
Jacob  Flory. 
David  Melliner. 
George   Shaller. 
Isaack  Flory. 
Melcher  Harman. 
Petter  Boyer. 
John  Rist. 
Coni'od  Strickler. 
Phillip  Domas. 
John  Morgen. 
George  Droock. 
Conrad  Craft. 
Adam  Bann. 
Jacob  Shultz. 
Mathias  Carn. 
Phillip  Conn. 
Henry  Conn,  Junr. 
Henry  Leephart. 
Thomas  Mates. 
John  Shroll. 
John  Shroll,  Junr. 
Christion  Shroll. 
James  Ewing. 
John  Ewing. 


A  RETURN  OF  THE  THIRD  BATALION  COMMANDED  BY 
COLONEL  JAMISON  &  LIEUT.  COL.  ALBRIGHT  &  MAJOR 
WM.  SCOTT,     (h.) 


first  Capt.  in  Rank  is 
Jacob  Beaver. 


First  Lieut. 
Nicholas  Baker. 


486 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Second  Lieut. 
Lieut.  John  Bare. 

Ensign. 
George    Lefeber. 


1st  Class. 


James  Murfy. 
Nicholas  Young. 
John   Shenberger. 
Conrad  Lever. 
Michael  Peterman. 
Martin"  Kealer. 
Peter  Tritt. 


Michael  Koffeld. 
Peter  Swartz. 
Henry  Byer. 
Nathon  Phersize. 
Samuel  Christ. 
Ulrich  Weber. 
Philip  Fry. 


Jacob  Strickler. 
Frederick  Eaty. 
John  Imenhieser. 
John  Ebay. 
Michael  Henry,   Junr. 
Nicholas  Dey. 


Wm.   Bredly. 
Michael  Bemiller. 
Jacob  Byer. 
Charles  Meanes. 
John  Goan. 
John  Hubert. 


2nd  Class. 


George  Maxfield. 
Philip  Stees. 
John  Laundis. 
George  Autick. 
John  Simson. 
Conrad  Lora. 


3rd  Class. 


John  Croan. 
Michael  Dush. 
Paul  Tritt. 
George  Poff. 
Frederick  Lebeknecht. 
John  Douchki. 


4th  Class. 


Andrew  Gilbert. 
Jacob  Bellinger. 
Philip   Goan. 
George  Aubel. 
Jacob  Stromenger. 
Lorentz   Haindle,   Junr. 
Henry  Hailtzel. 


Aaron  Rephsnyder. 
John  Byer. 
John  Leaphart. 
Michael  Zimerman. 
John  Mude. 
George  Cause. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


487 


5th  Class. 


Henry  Bear. 
Joseph  Reh. 
Daniel  Herkens. 
Peter  Sea  Cat. 
Henry  Rooby. 
Lorentz  Hersinger. 
.John  Bellinger. 


John  Auber. 
George  Beaner. 
Jacob  Stakemar. 
George  Woolpack. 
Peter   Dity. 
Henry  Deethoff. 
Michael  Broocker. 


6th  Class. 


Leonard  Benel. 
Jacob  Deh. 
Francis  Graff. 
Andrew  Hiens. 
Lorentz  Paul. 
Michael  Garious. 
Conrad  Shaiffer. 


Michael  Mosser. 
Peter  Treckler. 
Jeremia  Johnston. 
Anthony  Keller. 
George  Riuehard. 
Christoper   Nogle. 
Christian  Roth— (?). 


7th  Class. 


.James  Strong. 
John  Toam. 

Philip  er. 

Ulrich  Eleberger. 
Philip  Hune. 
Adam  Stentlen. 
Conrad  Lookhoup. 


Michael  Holder. 
Frederick  Fitz. 
Christopher  Laundis. 
Peter  Wambach. 
John  Weber. 
Frederick   Lambert. 
Philip  German. 


8th  Class. 


John  Smith. 
Nicholas  Benta. 
Philip  Millhove,  Junr. 
Adam  Haindle,  Junr. 
Peter  Stepp. 
James   Hiens. 


John  Croan,  Senr. 
Adam  Pauls. 
Michael  Sigler. 
John  Star. 
Henry  Albright. 
Conrad  Brewbacher. 


YORK   TOWNSHIP,     (g.) 


2nd  Capt.   is  Godfry  Fry. 
1st  Lieut.,  John  Bushung. 


2nd   Lieut.,  George  Spangler, 
Ensign,  James  Jones. 


488 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


George  Brown. 
John  Trychler. 
Jacob  Lefeber. 
John  Rankin. 
Schim  Rankin. 
Gotfry  Sumwalt. 
John  Roht. 
Mathias  Stuart. 
Henry  Stouffer. 
William  Sprenkle. 
Henry   Breninger. 
Jacob  Lehman. 
George   Bentz. 
Edward  Prlen. 
Andon  Miller. 
George  Michael  Peter. 
Michael  Fishel. 
Christian  Schuger. 
Abraham  Welshance. 
William   Johnston. 
Henry  Schons. 
Jacob  Marcke. 
Daniel  Stouffer. 
Jacob  Keller. 
John  Spangler. 
Jacob  Speck. 
Michael  Kortz. 
Henry  Greenewalt. 
George  Thiel. 
Jacob  Koch. 
Conrad  Kissinger. 
George  Fliger. 
Jonas  Spangler. 
Christian   Sipe. 
Philip  Spangler. 
Peter  Leman. 
Frederick  Houshill   (?). 
Martin  Weller. 
Martin  Speck. 
Stephen  Laundes. 


Peter  Wolf. 

Peter  Thiel. 

Samuel  Detwiler. 

Michael  Spangler. 

Johannes  Dengeler. 

Christian  Leif  (?). 

Michael  Bart. 

Mathias  Sturt. 

Jacob  Sturt. 

Schime  Scha. 

Henry  Spangler. 

Jacob  Beyer. 

Yogam  Leman. 

Christian  Betz. 

Jacob   Frit. 

Christian  Hogman. 

Hannes  Gosilyer. 

George  Boly. 

Daniel  Mosser  (?). 

Henry  Wissendaul. 

Peter  Peter. 

George  Swartz. 

Hannes  John  Stuart. 
James  Shaw. 
John  Minster. 
Peter  Foust. 

Hannes  Imel. 
Weirich  Bentz. 
Johannes  Bush. 
George  Leh. 
Jacob  Fliger. 
Nicholas  Thiel. 
Lohrens  Bohla. 
Jerg  Bohla. 
Jacob  Moser. 
David  Becker. 
Adam  Fishel. 
Abram  Mosser. 
(Stauffers  Miller). 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


489 


CAPTAIN  PETER  FORTE'S  COMPANY,     (g.) 


In  the  town. 


3rd  Capt.,  Peter  Forte. 

1st  Lieut.,  Christopher  Stear. 


2nd  Lieut.  Andrew  Hertzoch. 
Ensign,  Jacob  Welshance. 


John  Kean. 
John  Peasley. 
Peter  Slimmer. 
Daniel  Kieser. 
George  Nebinger. 


1st  Class. 


Henry  Bonix. 
Philip  Shipe. 
Lorentz  Etter. 
Gotfry  Loneberger. 


2nd  Class.- 


John  Welch. 
Joseph  Graft. 
Alexander  McKitrick. 


Henry  King. 
David  Welchhance. 
John  Good. 


Mathias  Pourt. 
Peter  Rose. 
Henry  Hofe. 
Henry  Myer. 


3rd  Class. 


Andrew  Nunnemaker. 
Francis  Koontz. 
Fredk.  Lowmaster. 
Frederick  Tombach. 


Anthony  Rous. 
Mich.  Edward. 
John  Wolf,  Jr. 
Frederick  Youse. 


4th  Class. 


Martin  Shreader. 
Abraham  Pick. 
Frederick  Wyer. 


5th  Class. 


Peter  Dinkle. 
William  White. 
James  McCuUock. 
George  Fritz. 
George  Waldimyer. 


Jacob  Fackler. 
Jacob  Ereon. 
Thomas  Ryon. 
Wm.  McMun. 
John  Propst. 


490 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


6th  Class. 


James  Ropp. 
Jacob  Sprenkle. 
Wm.  Fondorow. 
Adam  Wolf. 
George  Shook, 

Gotfry  Ream. 
Abraham  Banner. 
James  Smith. 
Henry  Booser. 


Jacob  Updegraff,  Jr. 
Francis  Jones. 
Killian  Small. 
Samuel  Leedy. 


7th  Class. 


Joseph  Updegraff, 
Nathaniel  Lightner. 
Fincence  Infelt. 
George  Peck. 


John  Edward. 
Jacob  Weaber. 
John  Gohoet. 
George  Fry. 
Henry  Bouch. 


8th  Class. 


Isaac  Jones. 
George  Mock. 
Anthony  Ritz. 
John  Shultz. 


CAPTAIN   CHRISTOPHER  LOWMAN'S  COMPANY,     (g.) 


In  the  town. 


4th  Capt.  Christopher  Lowman. 
1st  Lieut.,  Ephraim  Pennington. 
2nd  Lieut.  John  Fishel. 
Ensign,  Chas.  Barnetz. 


Casper  Miller. 
Samuel  Updegraff. 
Felix  Conoway. 
Peter   Sheeta. 


1st  Class. 


Thomas  Hickson. 
Abram  Sittler. 
Adam  Gardner. 
Valentine  Brenisen. 


2nd  Class, 


John  Biers. 
Peter  Real. 
Samuel  Fisher. 


John   Allafried. 
John  Hickson. 
Fredrick  Houseman. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


491 


3rd  Class. 


Martin  Kearman. 
Jacob  Houk. 
Henry  Walter. 
Abram  Gravious. 
Edward  McDermott. 


George  Hops. 
John  Patterson. 
John   Gorgus. 
Henry  Kyer. 
John  Williamson. 


Thomas  Orven. 
Andrew  Hoffman. 
Philip  Greber. 
Christian  Hecketurn. 
Matthias  Sittler. 


Thomas  Pryor. 
John  Leisser. 
John  Wolf. 
John  Altafried. 


4th  Class. 


Jacob  Schramn. 
Thomas  Beltzhover. 
Michael  Keller. 
Alexander  McConagle. 


5th  Class. 


John  Dobman. 
George  Hidy. 
Samuel  Koontz. 
Jacob  Letter. 
Martin  Brenison. 


6th  Class. 


Abram  Knisely. 
George  Goodyear. 
Frederick    Briugman. 
Philip  Endler. 
George  Test. 


Jacob  Miller. 
Martin  Fry. 
Ludwick  Wisong. 
Andrew  Billmyer. 
Jacob  Welshance. 


7th  Class. 


Alexander  Donaldson. 
Joseph  Tott. 
John  Pick. 
Jacob  Snyder. 
Wm.  Lanuious. 


Michael  Welch. 
John  Myer. 
Jacob  Shook. 
Michael  Billmyer. 
Jacob  Bahn. 


8th  Class. 


John  Willes. 
Geoge  Weller. 
Joseph   Updegraff. 
George  Snyder. 
Henry  Bentz. 


Henry  Welch. 
Jacob  Snerely. 
Philip  Heckert. 
George  Shlosser. 
Christopher  Slagle. 


492 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


THE  FIFTH  CAPT.  IS  ALEXANDER  LIGGET,  FIRST  LIEUT. 
ROBERT  RICHEY,  SECOND  LIEUT.  ROBERT  STUART 
ENSIGN  PETER  FRY.     (h.) 


Windsor  Township. 


Henry  Tyson. 
Wm.  Ligget. 
Craft  Harmal. 
Jacob  Imsweller. 
Robert  Eakln, 


1st  Class. 

Samuel  McCowen. 
Henry  Long. 
Conrad  Glier. 
John  Peterman. 
Andrew  Slinger. 


John  Smook,  Sr. 
Alexander  Handerson. 
Conrad  Pry. 
Nathon  McCoy. 
Aron  Arsdail. 

Abraham  Young. 
Henry  McCarrah. 
John  Henderson. 
Jacob  Ruby. 
Leonard  Young. 


2nd  Class. 

Adam  Hindly. 
Geor.  Wambach. 
Baltzer  Sheanberger. 
Christian  Lootz. 

3rd  Class. 

Michael  Miller. 
Michael  Wambach. 
Samuel  Laundes. 
Henry  Miller. 


Benjamin  Tyson. 
Archibald  Eason. 
Stephen  Slifer. 
Barkly  Sayler. 
Robert  Greenleas. 


4th  Class. 

Martin  Slinger. 
Lorentz  Hindel. 
James  Cross. 
James   McNarey. 
Christian  Laundes. 


James  Ross. 
Thomas  Robertson. 
James  McCavick. 
John  Cadge. 
Bernat  Fry. 
Henry  Reinberger. 


5th  Class. 

John  Fisher. 
Peter  Robb. 
George  Smith. 
Jacob  Stegner. 
Adam  Loan. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


493 


Jacob  Cimrley. 
Richard  Jones. 
John  M^ers. 
Philip  Wdmbach. 
Rendal  Cro?^- 

Andrew  White.  •- 
David  Good. 
Philip  Slifer. 
Peter  Riesinger. 
Christopher  Petters. 


6th  Class. 


Henry  Teckert. 
Peter  Oiler. 
Christopher  Hindel. 
Wm.  Young. 


7th  Class. 


Henry  Myers. 
John  Lynck. 
Frederick  Hamer. 
Daniel  Peterman. 
Jacob  Smook. 


8th  Class. 


Andrew  Brown. 
John  Riissel. 
Peter  Insweller. 
Melker  Ortes. 
Alexander   Lewis. 


George  Tyse. 
John  Smook,  Junr. 
Paul  Gier. 
Jacob  Neff. 
John  Ebe. 


THE  SIXTH  C;APT.  IS  GEORGE  LONG,  FIRST  LIEUT.  SAM- 
UEL SMITH,  SECOND  LIEUT.  CONRAD  KEESEY,  EN- 
SIGN SAMUEL    MOSSER.     (h.) 


George  Ditenheffer. 
Michael  Hinice. 
Christian  Blymyer. 
Yost  Kerchhard. 


York  township. 
1st  Class. 


Jacob  Blymer. 
Jacob  Bettinger. 
Jacob  Inners. 
Nicholas  Sins. 


Bastian  Erig. 
Casper   Fisher. 
Jacob  Fliger. 
John  Myer. 
Nicholas  Waltman. 


2nd  Class. 


Jacob  Sherer,  Junr. 
John  Geesay. 
Philip  Grimm,  Junr. 
Martin  Stook. 


494 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


John   Shoemaker. 
John  Long. 
William  Rigert. 


3rd  Class. 


Michael  Grimm. 
Henry  Alt. 
Peter  Grim. 


Peter  Sprenkle. 
John  Rigert. 
Adam  Flinchback. 
Jacob  Geesey. 


4th  Class. 


Michael  Hornis^ 
Michael  Bettir  . 
Frederick  Jg^^.^  " 


JctCoo      -xXiK^.. 

5th  ry 
N_/iass. 

Michael  Sytz. 

Jacob  Reman. 

Conrad  Shentler. 

John  Kerchhard. 

George  Wilhelm. 

Bernhard  Kousler. 

Christian  Shetler. 

Peter  Byer. 

6th  Class. 

Henry  Snell. 

Ludwick  Waltman. 

Felix  Miller. 

John  Bushong. 

Michael  Albright. 

Peter   Sins. 

Henry  Dome. 

Philip  Grimm. 

7th  Class. 

Yost  Getz. 

,  Ulrick  Neaf. 

George  Hardline. 

Henry  Dolman. 

Jacob  Sebauld. 

Jacob  Shearer. 

Henry  Fisher. 

Andrew   Pefterraan, 

8th  Class. 

Michael  Mosser. 
Conrad  Miller. 
Martin  Flinshbach. 
George  Neaf. 


William  Miller. 
Felix  Albright. 
Abram  Swingwiler. 
Adam  Fishel. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


495 


SEVENTH  CAPT.  IS  MICHAEL  HAHN,  FIRST  LIEUT.  JOHN 
MIMM,  SECOND  LIEUT.  THOMAS  IRON.  ENSIGN  CHRIS- 
TIAN SINN,     (h.) 


1st  Class. 


John  Kurtz. 

John  Shultz,  the  hatter. 
Adam  Greber. 
James. Mclaughlin. 


George  Stake. 
John  Bear. 
Jacob  Durang. 
Mr,  Kenety. 


2nd  Class. 


George  Craft. 
George  Maul. 
Jacob  Upp. 
Michael  Doudle. 
Ludwick  Headick. 


John  Shall. 
Conrad  Letherman. 
Philip  Weltzheimer. 
David   Candler. 
John  Flender. 


3rd  Class. 


George  Wilt. 
Rudolph  Spangler. 
Christian  Ilgenfritz. 
John  Collins. 
Charles  Brooks. 


Andrew  Welsh. 
Michael  Wey. 
Adam  Gookes. 
George  Stull. 


4th  Class. 


Samuel  Johnston. 
Mathias  Zimmer. 
Ambrose  Updegraff. 
John  Love. 
Peter  Bear. 


Henry  Wolf,  Junr. 
Jacob  Rothrock. 
George  Michael  Spangler. 
John  Kunkle. 
James  McKea. 


Jacob  Eichinger. 
James  Love. 
John  Shultz. 
Andrew  Shetley. 


5th  Class. 


Martin  Greber. 
George  Shall. 
Thomas  Eaton. 
Baltzer  Spangler. 


496 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


6th  Class. 


William  Love. 
Paul  Metzger. 
Simon  Schniter. 
Jacob  Gardner. 
Jacob  Shank. 


Abram  Updergraft". 
Francis  Worley. 
Frederick  Aderhold. 
Michael  Widner. 
Jacob  Shaffer. 


Nathan  Updegraff. 
George  Irvin. 
John  Welsh. 
William  Long. 
William  Kersey. 


William  Welsh. 
John  Greber. 
Peter  Mundorf. 
Jacob  Schriber. 
Frederick  Pickle. 


7th  Class. 

Enoch  Pennett. 
Nicholas  Brand. 
John  Wall. 
Jacob  Bernhard. 
Jacob  Funk. 

8th  Class. 

Nathaniel  Lightner. 
Christopher  Sheeley. 
Christian  Herman. 
George  Gees. 
Jacob  Newman. 


MUSTER  ROLL  OF  CAPTN.  REINHART  BOTTS  COMPANY, 
MANCHESTER   TOWNSHIP  OFFICERS,     (c.) 


Captain. 
Rinehart  Bott. 

Lieut. 
Philip  Ziegler,  junr. 

Ensn. 
Philip  Ebert. 

Clerk. 
Kilian  Zigler. 


John  Dettimer. 
Jacob  Rudy. 


Serjts. 

Peter  Hake. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


497 


Andrew  Ziegler. 
John  Ernst, 


Corpls. 

Henry  Dettemer. 

Fifer. 

Drummer. 


John  Haller. 
John  Emig. 
Adam  Wolf. 
Frederick  Horn. 
Michael  Bentz. 
Philip  Wintermeyer. 
Leonhart  Wigel. 
Frederick  Leonhart. 
Peter  Weyand. 
Nicholas  Weyand. 
Philip  Reitz. 
Bernard  Holtzapple. 
Thomas  oldham. 
Andrew   Hoke. 
Robert  Lewis. 
Mathias  Amend. 
Simon  Widmeyer. 
Yost  Strack. 
Jacob  Grofe. 
Michael  Crouss. 
Edward  Skemp. 
Emanuel  Herman. 
Gabriel  Derr. 
Mathias  Smyser. 
Peter  Ottinger. 
Casper  Carver. 
Jacob  Ziegler. 
Peter  Widerecht. 
Henry  Cunningham. 
Francis  Jones. 
James  Dobbins. 
Martin  Life. 
Sebastian  Wigel. 
Henry  Shultz. 
Henry  Reiser. 


Privates. 

Philip  Hoffman. 
Peter  Bontz. 
Jacob  Neass. 
George  Crantz. 
Adam  Hoke. 
Jacob  Smysser. 
George  Leckron. 
Henry  Weltzhoffer. 
Mathias  Miller. 
John  Schram. 
Francis  Worly. 
John  Reisinger. 
Philip  Christ. 
Samuel  Redinger. 
Elisha  Kirk. 
Peter  Law. 
Gotleop  Fackler. 
Martin  Ebert. 
Peter  Menges. 
Jacob  Bott. 
Peter  Sprenckel. 
George  Bott. 
David  Shad. 
Jacob  Kaufman. 
Jacob  Worly. 
John  Willis. 
Philip  Heltzel. 
Salomon   Brown. 
Michael  Ebert,  jur. 
•    Gotleop  Reecker. 
Peter  Lind. 
George  Sprenckel. 
Joseph  Graybill. 
Georgfe  Eyster. 
Michael  Law. 


32— Vol.  n— 6th  Ser. 


498 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


John  Hoke. 
Stephen  Finfrock. 
John  Herman. 
Joshua  Huddon. 
Michael  Sprenckel. 
Bernhard  Rudy. 
Peter  Wolf,  Esqr. 
Elias  Eyster. 
Mathias  Better. 
Diter  Rupert. 
James  Worly. 
Andrew  Hershy. 
Frederick  Eichelberger. 
Peter  Brenneman. 
Herman  Guckes. 
Jacob  Franckaberger. 
George  Feeman. 
Mathias  Keller. 
Mathias  Klein. 
Christian  Landes. 
Casper  Hammer. 
John  Jones. 


Daniel  Dippel. 
George  Masenkop. 
George  Finck. 
Abraham  Borger. 
George  Miles. 
John  Ebert. 
Nicholas  Hentz. 
Everet  Herr. 
Anton  Weier. 
Philip  Wolf. 
Anton  Raush. 
Michael  Speck. 
Valentin  Emig. 
Frederick  Huber. 
Jacob  Hentz. 
Andrew  Hentz. 
George  Eisonhart. 
Martin  Wigel. 
Andrew  Weier. 
Andrew  Sneider. 
Michael  Finfrock. 
Jacob  Ottinger. 


MUSTER   ROLL   OF  CAPT.   RINEHARD   BUTT'S  COM- 
PANY,    (c.) 


Capt. 
Rinehard  Butt. 

Lieut. 
Phillip  Zigler,  Jur. 

Ensign. 
Phillip  Ebert. 


John  Dettermer. 
•  Petter  Hoke. 


Sergeants. 

John  Ern.st. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


4D9 


Andrew  Zigler. 
Jacob  Butt. 


John  Haller. 
John  Emig. 
Adam  Woolf. 
Michael  Bentz. 
Phillip  Wintermyer. 
Leonard  Weikle. 
Niclaus  Weiant. 

Barnhard  Holtzaple. 
Thomas  Oldham. 
Andrew  Hoke. 
Mathias  Amend. 
Emanuel  Herman. 
Simon  Wiltmyer. 


Gabriel  tarr. 
Mathias   Smeisser. 
Fetter  Uttinger. 
Jacob  Zigler. 
Nathan  Worley. 
Henry  Conningham. 

Andrew  Dabber. 
Henry  Shultz. 
Henry  Keiffer. 
Jacob  Neas. 
George  Krantz. 


Corporals. 

John  Shram. 

Privates. 

First  Class. 

Adam  Butt. 
Niclaus  Better. 
George  Nealer. 
George  WinterRight. 
Fredrick  Rothrock. 
Fredrick  Horn. 

Second  Class. 

Phillip  Woolf. 
John  Kaffman. 
Joseph   Zeemer. 
George  Butt. 
Robart   Bailey. 

Third  Class. 

Francis  Jonce. 
Fredrick  Leonhard. 
John  Oldham. 
Christian  Hoober. 
Valentine  Emig. 

Fourth  Class. 

Adam  Hoke. 
Christian  Landes. 
George  Miles. 
Jacob  Eisenhard. 
Christian  Reinhart. 


Henry  Hoke. 
Martin  Wikle. 
Jacob  Smysser. 
George  Leekron. 
Phillip  Christ. 


Fifth  Class. 

Samuel  Rydinger. 
Peter  Low. 
Abram  Burgar. 
James  Miller. 
Caret  Gevot. 


500 


^1       ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Gotlip  Fackler. 
Martin  Ebert. 
Jacob  Worley. 
Phillip  Heltzel. 
Mathias  Kline. 


John  Better. 
Michael  Ebert. 
Godlib  Richer. 
George  Sprengle. 
Joseph  Greabeel. 
George  Eister. 


Leonhart  Keller. 
John  Uttinger. 
Deeter  Roobert. 
James  Worley. 
Frd.  Eigelberger. 
Frek.  Worley. 


Sixth  Class. 

Jacob  Eister. 
Phillip  Miller. 
Godfrey  Miller. 
Abraham  Horn. 
John  Mim. 

Seventh  Class. 

Michael  Low. 

Steven  Finfrock. 

Michal  Sprenkle. 

George  Eiseuhart. 

John  Kauftman  (Bottstown^. 

Fredrick  Miller. 

Eighth  Class. 

Hermanns  Cookes. 
George  Feman. 
Mathias  Keller. 
Philp.  Herman. 
George  Emig. 
Peter  Nergo. 


FOURTH  BATTALION 
YORK   COUNTY  MILITIA. 


(501) 


(502) 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  503 


YORK  ASSOCIATORS,  1775.     (a.) 


FOURTH  BATTALION. 


Colonel. 
William  Smith,  Esq. 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Francis   Holton. 

Majors. 
Jacob  Gibson.  John   Finley. 


FOURTH  BATTALION,     (a.) 


Colonel. 
John  Andrew,  April  5,  1778. 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
William  Walker,  April  5,  1778. 

Major. 
Simon  Vanarsdal,  April  5,  1778. 


FIRST  COMPANY. 


First  Lieutenant. 
William  Hamilton,  April  5  ,1778. 

Second  Lieutenant. 
Joseph  Pollock,  April  5,  1778. 

Ensign. 
Adam  Weaver,  April  5,  1778. 

Rank  and  file,  58  men. 


504  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

SECOND  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
John  King,  April  5,  1778. 

First  Lieutenant. 
James  Eliot,  April  5,  1778. 

Second  Lieutenant. 
Baltzer  Tetrick,  April  5,  1778. 

Ensign. 
William  Neely,  April  5,  1778. 

Rank  and  file  64  men. 


3RD  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
William  Gilliland,  April  5,  1778. 

First  Lieutenant. 
Matthew  Mitchell,  April  5,  1778. 

Second  Lieutenant. 
William  Kelmery,  April  5,  1778. 

Ensign. 
Nicholas  Glascow,  April  5,  1778. 

Rank  and  file,  67  men. 


FOURTH  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
Samuel  Morrison,  April  5,  1778. 

First  Lieutenant. 
Peregin  Mercer,  April  5,  1778. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  505 


Second  Lieutenant. 
John  Armstrong,  April  5,  1778. 

Ensign. 
Stephen  Giffin,  April  5,  1778. 

Rank  and  file,  64  men. 


FIFTH  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
John  Mcllvain,  April  5,  1778. 

First  Lieutenant. 
/I  John  Range,  April  5,  1778. 

Second  Lieutenant. 
Francis  Clapsadle,  April  5,  1778. 

Ensign. 
James  Geary,  April  5,  1778. 

Rank  and  file,  74  men. 


SIXTH    COMPANY. 


Captain. 
John  Stockton,  April  5,  1778. 

First  Lieutenant. 
John  Anderson,  April  5,  1778. 

Second  Lieutenant. 
David  Stockton,  April  5,  1778. 

Ensign. 
Elisha  Grady,  April  5,  1778. 

Rank  and   file,   G4   men. 


506  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

SEVENTH  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
Samuel  Erwin,  April  5,  1778. 

First  Lieutenant. 
William  Houghtelin,  April  5,  1778. 

Second  Lieutenant. 
Henry  Forney,  April  5,  1778. 

Ensign. 
William  Read,  April  5,  1778. 

Rank  and  file,  79  men. 


EIGHTH  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
Thomas  Stockton,  April  5,  1778. 

First  Lieutenant. 
Jacob  Cossart,  April  5,  1778. 

Second  Lieutenant. 
Daniel  Mentieth,  April  5,  1778. 

Ensign. 
Andrew  Patterson,  April  5,  1778. 

Rank  and  file,  59  men. 


COUNTY  OP  YORK. 
FOURTH  BATTALION  OF  YORK  COUNTY,  (a.) 


507 


Petition  of  the  Fourth  class  of  the  Fourth  Battalion  of  the 
York  county  Militia,  April  30,  1779. 

To  the  Supreme  Executive  Council  of  the  Commonwealth  of 
Pennsylvania: 

Gentlemen:— the  humble  petition  of  the  Fourth  Class  of 
the  Fourth  Battalion  of  York  County  Militia,  humbly  Sueth, 
that  whereas  your  Honours  have  been  pleased  to  send  forth 
your  Order,  to  call  out  the  Fourth  Class  of  the  Militia  at  this 
time,  to  go  to  the  frontiers  against  the  Common  Enemy,  we 
think  ourselves  very  much  agrieved  by  Said  Call,  for  the  fol- 
lowing reasons — 

First— We  were  called  before,  when  the  enemy  was  in  the 
City,  and  we  turned  out  with  great  Spirit,  and  underwent  much 
danger  and  fatigue,  and  »t  that  time  we  must  either  go  or  pay 
forty  Pounds;   but  when  the  Eighth  Class  was  called  only  one 
man  turned  out  of  the  Battalion,  and  them  that  Stayed  at  home 
got  off  for  paying  a  trifle— and  when  the  next  call  came  last 
fall,  it  was  for  three  classes,  when  one,  if  they  had  turned  out, 
would  have  raised  more  men  than  was  wanted;  and  the  three 
classes  joined   and  paid   one  volunteer  out  of  a  class,  which 
made  up  the  number  of  men  wanted,  and  there  was  no  more 
to  pay,  nor  no  Appeal  held  but  for  those  that  was  Conscience 
bound;   and  whereas,  we  are  now  called,  we  are  informed  we 
must  either  go  or  pay  one  hundred  Pounds;  and  what  further 
adds  to  our  grievance  to  be  called  from  home  at  a  time  when 
we  should  put  our  Spring  crops  in  the  ground,  and  if  we  are 
to  stay  two  months  out  at  this  time  of  the  year  then  we  will 
be  deprived  of  putting  any  fall  crop  in  the  ground— 

And  now,  Gentlemen,  we  pray  you  may  take  our  case  under 

your  consideration,  and  put  us  upon  an  equal  footing  with  our 

fellow  Citizens,  or  grant  us  Such  relief  as  you  in  your  Wisdom 

may  think  proper,  and  we  as  in  duty  bound  shall  ever  pray—. 

April  24,   1779. 

Colonel. 
John  Andrew. 

Adjutant. 
William  Bailey. 


508 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Quartermaster. 
Robert  Chambers. 

Sergeant  M'. 
David  Beaty. 


Privates. 

Benjaniin  Whitley. 
William  Stragin. 
William  Reed. 
John  Sarsley. 
John  Slammers. 
John  Hoover. 
Robert  Willson. 
Alexander  Bogel. 
William  Fleming. 
David  Crosate. 
William   McGrer. 
Robert  Campbell. 
John  McCreesy. 


Robert  Galbreath. 
John  Hoult. 
Chretson  Freet. 
George  Stope. 
Philip   Honnsley. 
Nathan  Grimes. 
Abraham  Houghtailen. 
David  Dameree. 
Henry  Buchanan. 
William  Coule. 
Samuel  McCush. 
George  McCans. 
James  Weer. 
Joseph  Boagel. 

[Endorsed]  Petition  of  the  Fourth  class  of  the  Fourth  Bat- 
talion of  York  county  Militia,  Read  in  Council  April  30,  1779. 
Referred  for  further  consideration. 


FOURTH  BATTALION,     (a.) 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 
William  Gillelan,  June  17,  1779. 

Major. 
John  King,  June  17,  1779. 


FIRST  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
John  Calmery,  June  17,  1779. 

Lieutenant. 
Samuel  Gillelan,  June  17,  1779. 

Ensign. 
Nathaniel  Glassco,  June  17,  1779. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  509 

SECOND  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
Robert  Caiupble,  June  17,  1779. 

Lieutenant. 
John  Bodine,  June  17,  1779. 

Ensign. 
David  Scott,  June  17,  1779. 


THIRD    COMPANY, 


Captain. 
David  Stockton,  June  17,  1779. 

Lieutenant. 
John  Riner,  June  17,  1779. 

Ensign. 
Elisha  Gready,  June  17,  1779. 


FOURTH  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
Joseph  Pollacli,  June  17,  1779. 

Lieutenant. 
William  Hamilton,  June  17,  1779. 

Ensign. 
Adam  Weaver,  June  17,  1779. 


510  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

FIFTH  COMPANY. 

Captain. 
Josiah  Can*,  June  17,  1779. 

Lieutenant. 
Lewis  Vanarsdelin,  June  17,  1779. 

Ensign. 
John  Watson,  June  17,  1779. 


SIXTH  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
James  Elliott,  June  17,  1779. 

Lieutenant. 
William  Nealley,  June  17,  1779. 

Ensign. 
Thomas  Prior,  June  17,  1779. 


SEVENTH  COMPANY. 

Captain. 
Andrew  Paterson,  June  17,  1779. 

Lieutenant. 
Abraham  Fletcher,  June  17,  1779. 

Ensign. 
William  Fleming,  June  17,  1779. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  511 

EIGHTH  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
John  Mcllvaine,  June  17,  1779. 

Lieutenant. 
James  Geery,  June   17,   1779. 

Ensign. 
George  Shealvley,  June  17,  1779. 


(c.)     John  Bevard  having  inlisted  a  soldier  in  the  Pennsyl- 
vania volunteers  in  the  fourth  Batalion  of  York  County  Militia 
now  upon  his  march  to  Yorktown  in  the  State  of  Pennsylvania 
is  hereby  permited   to  pass  unmolisted. 
Given  under  my  hand  this  Sth  day  of  July  1780. 

JAMES  DICKSON,  Sub.  Lieut. 
To 

Col.    William   Scott. 


Thomas  Feely  having  Inlisted  a  volentteer  in  the  first  Com- 
pany of  the  forth  Batalion  of  York  County  Militia  is  hereby 
enjoined  to  march  immedadly  to  Yorktown  to  (illegible)  Com- 
pany. 

Given  under  my  hand  this  (illegible)  July  1780. 

JAMES  DICKSON,  Sub.  Lieut. 
To 

Col.  William  Scott. 


Patrick  McGiness  having  inlisted  himself  a  volenteer  in  the 
first  Company  of  the  fourth  Battalion  of  York  County  Milittia 
is  hereby  required  to  march  imedadely  to  York  town  in  the 
state  of  Pennsylvania  to  joyn  his  respective  Company. 
Given  under  my  hand  this  Sth  Day  July  1780. 

JAMES  DICKSON,  Sub.  Lt. 
To 

Coll.  William  Scott. 


512  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

The  bearer  hereof  Petter  Smith  having  Inlisted  himself  a 
Coldear  in  the  Pennsylvania  Coar  of  volinteer  in  the  fourth 
Batalion  of  York  County  Militia  now  upon  his  march  to  York- 
town  in  the  state  of  Pennsylvania  is  hereby  permited  to  pass 
unmolisted  he  behaving  himself. 
Given  under  my  hand  this  10th  day  of  July  1780. 

JAMES  DICKSON,  Sub.  Lt. 
To 

Coll.  William  Scott. 


The  beror  hereof  Andrew  Weiar  being  Inlisted  in  the  fourth 
Batalion  of  York  County  Militia  a  volinteer  is  hereby  recom- 
ended  to  march  emedately  to  York  Town  in  the  state  of  Penn- 
sylvania- to  joyn  his  respective  Company,  Sertyfyd  Pr. 

JAMES  DICKSON,  Sub.  Lt. 
July  6th,  1780. 
To 

Coll.  William  Scott. 


(c.)     these  are  certify  ye  John  Taylor  has  served  his  tower 
on  the  7th  class  and  is  hereby  discharged  by  me. 

ANDW.  PATTERSON, 

Capt. 


FIFTH  BATTALION 
YORK  COUNTY  MILITIA. 


(513) 
33— Vol.  II— etU  Ser. 


(514) 


COUNTY  OP  YORK.  515 


YORK  ASSOCIATORS,  1775.     (a.) 


FIFTH  BATTALION. 


Colonel. 
William  Rankin,  Esq. 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Matthew  Dill,  Esq. 

Majors. 
Robert  Stevenson.  Gerhard  Graff. 


FIFTH  BATTALION,     (a.) 


Colonel. 
Joseph  Geffries,  April  5,  1778. 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Michael  Ege,  April  5,  1778. 

Major. 
Joseph  Spangler,  April  5,  1778. 


FIRST  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
John  Mayer,  April  5,  1778. 

Second  Lieutenant. 
Abraham  Bollinger,  April  5,  1778. 

Ensign. 
Daniel  Hum,  April  5,  1778. 

Rank  and  file,  55  men. 


516  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

SECOND  COMPANY. 


Captain. 

Adam  Black,  April  5,  1778. 

First  Lieutenant. 
William  Lindsay,  April  5,  1778. 

Second  Lieutenant. 
David  Jordan,  April  5,  1778. 

Ensign. 
Robert  Buchanan,  April  5,  1778. 

Rank  and  file,  60  men. 


THIRD  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
William  McClean,  April  5,  1778. 

First  Lieutenant. 
David  Blythe,  April  5,  1778. 

Second  Lieutenant. 
Benjamin  Read,  April  5,  1778. 

Ensign. 
William  Hart,  April  5,  1778. 

Rank  and  file,  64  men. 


FOURTH  COMPANY. 


Captain. 

David  Wilson,  April  5,  1778. 

First  Lieutenant. 
Robert  Rowan,  April  5,  1778. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  517 


Second  Lieutenant. 
John  Thompson,  April  5,  1778. 

Ensign. 
John  Cotton,  April  5,  1778. 

Rank  and  file,  64  men. 


FIFTH    COMPANY. 


Captain. 

Joseph  Morrison,  April  5,  1778. 

First  Lieutenant. 
James  Johnston,  April  5,  1778. 

Second  Lieutenant. 
John  McBride,  April  5,  1778. 

Ensign. 
John  Buchanan,  April  5,  1778. 

Rank  and  file,  59  men. 


SIXTH  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
William  Miller,  April  5,  1778. 

First  Lieutenant. 
James  Porter,  April  5,  1778. 

Ensign. 
Barnabas  McCherry,  April  5,  1778. 

Rank  and  file,  59  men. 


^18  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

SEVENTH  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
Thomas  Orbison,  April  5,  1778. 

First  Lieutenant. 
Robert  McElheny,  April  5,  1778. 

Second  Lieutenant. 
Joseph  Hunter,  April  5,  1778. 

Ensign. 
Robert  Wilson,  April  5,  1778. 

Rank  and  file,  60  men. 


EIGHTH  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
John  Paxton,  April  5,  1778. 

First  Lieutenant. 
James  Marshall,  April  5,  1778. 

Second  Lieutenant. 
William  McMun,  April  5,  1778. 

Ensign. 
Thomas  Forgus,  April  5,  1778. 

Rank  and  file,  66  men. 


FIFTH  BATTALION,     (a.) 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Francis  Jacob  Remer,  June  17,  1779. 

Major. 
Joseph    Willson,   June    17,    I779. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  519 

FIRST  COMPANY. 


Captain. 

Thomas  White,  June  17,  1779. 

Lieutenant. 
Lawrence  Helman.  June  17,  1779. 

Ensign. 

Francis  Winkel,  June  17,  1779. 


SECOND  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
Acquilla  Wiley,  June  17,  1779. 

Lieutenant. 
Adam  Hendrix,  June  17,  1779. 

Ensign. 

Andrew  Smith,  June  17,  1779. 


THIRD  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
Peter  Zollinger,  June  17,  1779. 

Lieutenant. 
William  Hefer,  junior,  June  17,  1779. 

Ensign. 
Martin  Berkhimer,  June  17,  1779. 


520  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

FOURTH  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
Michael  Leighner,  June  17,  1779. 

Lieutenant. 
Henry  Kessler,  June  17,  1779. 

Ensign. 
John  Ham,  June  17,  1779. 


FIFTH  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
Henry  Ferree,  June  17,  1779. 

Lieutenant. 
John  Snyder,  June  17,  1779. 

Ensign. 
Michael  Snyder,  June  17,  1779. 


SIXTH   COMPANY. 


Captain. 
Andrew  Paly,  June  17,  1779. 

Lieutenant. 
John  Stump,  June  17,  1779. 

Ensign. 
Philip  Wyland,  June  17,  1779. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.         .     521 

SEVENTH  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
George  Geishelman,  June  17,  1779. 

Lieutenant. 
Andrew  Lau,  June  17,  1779. 

Ensign. 
Valentine  Alt,  June  17,  1779. 


EIGHTH  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
John  Shorrer,  June  17,  1779. 

Lieutenant. 
Jacob  Barr,  junior,  June  17,  1779. 

Ensign. 
Helfrich  Gramer,  June  17,  1779. 


VOLUNTEERS  FIFTH  BATTALION,  YORK  COUNTY  MILI- 
TIA,     (c.) 


I  John  Bucker  havind  Engaged  to  Serve  as  a  Pennsylvania 
Voltiteer  for  the  third  Company  of  the  fifth  Batolion  of  York 
County  Militia  in  the  Stait  of  Pennsylvania  I  do  here  by 
Engage  to  be  true  and  faithful  In  the  Said  Service  Untill  the 
fifteenth  Day  of  Jany  Next  unless  Sooner  Discharged  and  to 
be   Obedient  to  the   Authority  of  the  Said  Stait  and  to  my 


522  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

Superior  officers  According  to  Ruls  and  Disipline  of  Ware  and 
Establishment  of  the  Corps  in  Wich  I  am  Enterd. 

Witness  my  hand  the  1st  July  178  (mutilated.) 

JOHN  his  H  mark  BUCKER. 
Witness  Present 

CONRAD   STRAUSBERG. 

ANDREAS   BALLY. 


I  John  Jackson  haveing  engaged  to  serve  as  a  Pennsyl- 
vania Volunteer  for  the  fourth  Company  of  the  fifth  Battalion 
of  Militia  of  the  County  of  York  in  the  State  of  Pennsylvania 
do  hereby  engage  to  be  true  and  faithful  in  the  sd.  Service, 
untill  the  fifteenth  day  of  January  next  unless  sooner  dis- 
charged, and  to  be  Obedient  to  the  authority  of  the  said  State 
and  my  superior  Officers,  and  to  the  rules  and  disciplin  of 
war  and  the  Establishment  of  the  Corps  in  which  I  am  now 
entered. 

Witness  my  hand  this  11th  day  of  August  A.  D.  1780. 

JOHN  his  Z  mark  JACKSON. 
Tests. 

GODFREY  LONBERGER. 
MICHAEL  LECHNER,  Captain. 


We  William  Mason  &  Richard  Grimshaw  Haveing  Engaged 
to  Serve  as  a  Volunteer  for  the  State  of  Pennsylvania,  in 
Captain  Aquila  Wile  Company  of  the  Fifth  Battalion  of  York 
County  Militia,  Do  hereby  Engage  to  be  true  and  faithful  in 
the  said  service  until  the  fifteenth  day  of  January  next  unless 
sooner  discharged,  and  to  be  Obedient  to  the  authority  of  said 
State  and  my  superior  Officers  according  to  the  rules  and  Dis- 
ciplin of  war  and  the  Establishment  of  the  Corps  in  which 
I  am  now  entered.  Witness  my  hand  this  third  Day  of  Au- 
gust 1780. 

WILLIAM  his  —mark  MASON. 
RICHARD  his  —mark  GRIMSHAW. 


I  John  Noell  having  Engaged  to  Serve  as  a  Pennsylvania 
Volunteer  for  the  Sixth   Company  of  the  Fifth  Battalion  of 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  .  523 

York  County  Militia  in  the  State  of  Pennsylvania  do  hereby 
Engage  to  be  true  and  faithful  in  the  said  Service  untill  the 
Fifteenth  day  of  January  next  unless  Sooner,  Dischargd.  and 
to  be  Obedient  to  the  Authority  of  the  Said  State  and  my 
Superiour  Officers  according  to  the  Rules  and  Discipline  of 
war  and  the  Establishment  of  the  Corps  in  which  I  am  now 
Entered. 

Witness  my  hand  and  Seal  the  31d  of  July  1780. 

JOHN  his  X  mark  NOELL. 
Test. 

JONES  WOLF. 

HENRY  SLAGLE. 

A  true  copy  from  the  Oregenal  in  my  Hands. 

HENRY  SLAGLE. 


July  the  25,  1780. 

I  John  Sturt  Do  Volintary  Enlist  as  a  pensylvania  Valinters 
to  Seve  in  the  fifth  Bt.  of  York  County  in  Capt.  White  Com- 
paney  to  Serve  as  a  Solder  to  the  fifteenth  of  Jenery  Next. 

JOHN  STURT. 
Present  at  Sining 

THOMAS  WHITE. 


A   LIST   OF   THE   THIRD   COMPANY   OF   THE   FIFTH   BA- 
TALION  OF  YORK  COUNTY  MILITIA  OCT.  7th,  1780.    (c.) 


Captain. 
Peter    Zollinger. 

Lieutenant. 
Whiliam  Heafer. 

Ensign. 
Marfan  Barkhimer. 


Sarts. 

Samel  Mase.  Mikel  Delow. 

John  Pressler. 


524 


.    ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Henery   Barkhimer. 
Philip  Haring. 

Andrey  Velk. 
John  Mase. 
Adam  Pifer. 

Peter  Gice. 
Conrad  havestack. 
Philip  Jacobs  Ser. 

Peter  Buckener. 
Whiliam  Mumert. 
Danel  Amer. 


Corpl. 

John  Brener. 

1st.  Class. 

Philip  Jacobs  Jur. 
Martan  Srine. 

2nd.  Class. 

henery  Stonesifer. 
Whiliam  frankelbaer. 

3rd.  Class. 

Abrham  Arnold, 
henery  Long. 
John  Doll. 


John  Mumert. 
Adam  Bloyer. 


4th.  Class. 


John  Kicer. 
Jacob  Beaker. 


Henery  Jacobs. 
John  Hidler. 
Henry  Balsley. 
Danel  Bowser. 


Richard  Mumert. 
John  Nagel. 
Andry  haverstock. 


5th.  Class. 

Jacob  Snider. 
•  Yost  hiner. 
Chrstufel  Spece. 
Wendel  henery. 

6th.  Class. 

Wendel  Goyer. 
Alexander  Zollinger, 
henery  Walter. 


7th.  Class. 


Conrad  Doll. 
Patrick  Mchealy. 
Jacob  Bowser. 
Jacob  Long, 
philip  haverstock. 

Jacobs   Stifler. 
Lutwick  hiner. 


philip   frankelbaner. 
Christian    Slacknecker. 
Jacob  tressler. 
Danel  Jacobs. 


8th.  Class. 


John  Leane. 
Cotlep  Brekener. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


525 


RETURN  OF  CAPT.  SHEARER'S  COMPANY  5TH  BATALION 
OF   YORK    MILITIA    1780.      (c.) 


John  Shearer. 
Jacob  Bear. 
Helfrey  Gramy. 
George  Kraps. 
George  Kaltriter. 
Michael   Shultz. 
Michael  Rose. 
Jacob  Ziegler. 
Michael  Ehrman. 
John  Sower. 

Frederick  Froser  Senior. 
Samuel  Glasik. 
Dawald   Shnider. 
Nicholas  Zigler. 
Adam  Ripold. 
George  Amspoker. 
John  Brodbek. 
Jacob  Shearer. 
Henry  Kuhn. 
John  Keller. 
Benjamin  Lawson. 
George  Bortner  Senr. 
Jacob  Keller  Smith. 
Daniel  Bear. 
Nicholas  Dohoffe. 
Frederik  Willim. 
Ludwig  Bortner. 
Martin  Shgrer. 
Nicholas  Ripold. 
Abraham  Keller. 
John  Gerberik. 
Jacob  Noll. 
John  Werner. 


Henry  Wilhelm. 
George  Shmitt. 
George  Dahoff. 
Zakariah  Shoe. 
George  Ripold. 
John  Rohrbough. 
George  Bortner. 
Peter  Henig. 
George  Huber. 
Mathias  Ripold. 
Daniel  Stouffer. 
Frederik  Froser. 
Philip  Dahoff. 
Henry    Albreght. 
Peter  Ollinger. 
Ludwig  Rigel. 
Jacob    Kanto. 
William   Ruhl. 
Daniel  Gramer. 
Jacob  Haderik. 
Frederik   Wilhelm. 
Jacob  Keller. 
Jacob  Ziegler. 
John  Eberhard. 
John  Gantz. 
Benjamin  Walker. 
William   Baker. 
David  Neal. 
Jacob    Kerker. 
Adam  Foltz. 
Peter  Hah. 
George  Gross. 


526 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


RETURN   OF  CAPT.   WILEYS  COMPANY   1780.     (c  ) 


Captain. 
Aquila   Wile. 

Lieutenant. 
Adam  Hendrix. 

Insign. 
Andrew  Smith. 


James  Wilgus. 
John   Millar. 
Peter  Smith. 
John  McDonald. 
Peter  Baker. 
Daniel  Curfman. 
Christian  Keisey. 
James   Moor. 
William   Wile. 
Michael  Clifelter. 
Windel   Hise. 
James  Marshal. 
John  Keller. 
Jacab  Olt. 
George  Waltimire. 
Hennary  Waggoner. 
George  Isahart. 
Thomas  Simyard. 
James  McSwina. 
John  Freeland. 
Jacob  Hederick. 
Daniel   Baley. 
John  McMahon. 
William  Paterson. 
Conrod  Free. 
Christian  Crouse. 
Frederic  Millar. 
Laurane  Clifelter. 
Jacob  Coler. 
Nehemiah   Underwood. 
William  Anderson. 


Boston  Shilling. 
Michael   Heman. 
Henery  Shaver. 
Henry  Downs. 
John    Clifelter. 
Jacob  Bosard. 
Adam  Deal. 
Isaac  Hendrix. 
Thomas  Arms. 
Solomon  Nunamaker. 
Jacob   Mire. 
Nicholas  Rogers. 
Michael  Kensler. 
John  Beardt. 
Adam  Lukus. 
Thomas  Sparks. 
Chrisley  Lipe. 
George  Didenhaver. 
Frederick  Rule. 
Francis  Keiley. 
John  Millar. 
Nicholas  Millar. 
Charles  Waltimire. 
David  Waltimire. 
Adam  Smith. 
Isaac  Low. 
Paul  Hivly. 
Gasper  Preathaver. 
James  freeland. 
Thomas  Hendrix. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


527 


PARADISE  TOWNSHIP,  YORK  COUNTY  &  STATE  OF 
PENNSYLVANIA  YE  1ST  OF  SEPT.  1781.  A  LIST  OF 
THE  6TH  COMPANIE,  OUT  OF  THE  5  BATALLION.   (c.) 


Capt. 
Andrew  Bolly. 


Legthd. 
John  Stump. 


Ens. 
Phillip  Wyland. 


Jacob   Buss. 
Phillip  Chriest. 
Adam  Klinepeter. 
Jacob  Amon. 
Nicolay  Enders. 
Adam  Walther. 
John   Kehl. 
George  Wolled. 
Peter  More. 
Peter  Dewald. 
Valentine  Grof. 
John  Pawl. 
George  Roth. 

David  Baker. 

Phillip  Wolst. 

John  Baker. 

Jacob  Stover. 

Peter  Thorn. 

Phillip  Shafer. 

Rudolph  Klinepeter. 

George  Bake. 

Christoph  Kampf. 

John  Buss. 

John  Dirrdorf. 

John  Trimmer. 

Andrew  Trimmer. 

George  Rudey. 


John  Sherk. 
John  Wiest. 
Abraham   Roth. 
Peter  Dirrdorf. 
Henry    Spengler. 
Michael  Bonser. 
Matthias  Mumart. 
John  Stoufer. 
Werner  Graver. 
Henry  Spengler. 
Bernhard  Spengler. 
Bernhard  Spengler. 
Christian  Wiest. 
Christian  Limebagh. 
Jacob  Roth. 
Phillip  Altland. 
Charles  Hyme. 
Henry  Klinepeter. 
Joseph  Sunday. 
John  Wide. 
Andrew   Sunday. 
Henry  Fishel. 
Adam  Stover. 
Michael  Howry. 
Henry  Wahler. 
Jacob  Rensell. 
David  Griffy. 


528 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


John  Myer. 

George  Wide. 

George  Krazingher. 

George  Smith. 

Martine  Ranfelsbergher. 

Christian  Ranfelsbergher. 

Peter  Trimmer. 


Thomas  Louder. 
William  Louder. 
Jacob  Loser. 
Caspar  Goaks. 
Jacob  Stover. 
John  Fishel. 
Henry   Stover. 


A    RETURN    OF    THE    3D    COMP'Y    IN    THE    5TH    BATT'N 
YORK   COUNTY  MILITIA  1782.      (c.) 


Captain. 
William  Heaffer. 

Lieut. 
Conrad  Haverstock. 

Ensign. 
Martin   Berghimer. 

Serjts. 
John    Dressier. 
Michael  Dellow. 
Henry  Berghimer. 

Corpls. 
Philip    Hering. 
John  Brenner. 

Privates. 


Philip  Jacobs. 
Andrew  Young. 


1st.  Class. 


Henry  Stonesifer. 
Henry  Ottinger. 


Peter  Gise. 
George  Faus. 


2nd.  Class. 


Jacob  Faus. 
Samuel  Arnold. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 
3rd.  Class. 


Peter  Briegner. 
William  Mummert. 
Daniel  Amert. 
John  Dull. 


Peter  Heaffer. 
Wendel  Gyger. 
Abraham  Jacobs. 
Ludwig  Heaffer. 


529 


John  Mummert. 
Jacob  Becker. 


Christopher  Speess. 
Wendel  Henry. 
George  Keentzer. 
Henry  Jacobs. 
John  Hideler. 


Richard  Mummert. 
John  Naugle. 
Andrew  Haverstock. 
Henry  Walter. 


Philip  Haverstock. 


4th.  Class. 

Nicholas  King. 

5th.  Class. 

Henry  Balsley. 
Daniel  Bowser. 
Jacob  Snider. 
Yost  Hiner. 

6th.  Class. 

John  Bowser. 
Conrad  Dull. 
Patrick  Haley. 

7th.  Class. 

Jacob  Dressier. 


Jacob  Steefier. 
Ludwig  Hiner. 


8th.  Class. 


John  Lehn. 
Gotleeb  Breegner. 


Names  of  Persons  not  Class'd. 

Nicholas  Fickes.  Abraham  Serff. 

Jacob  Brenner.  Robert   Dougherty. 

George  Ox. 

The  within  contains  a  true  Return  of  my  company  accord- 
ing to  the  best  of  my  knowledge. 

WILLIAM  HEAFFER. 

Dec.  27th,  1782. 

Sworn  before  me, 

WM.  SCOTT. 


34— Vol.  II— 6th  Ser. 


530 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


A  MUSTER  ROLL  OF  THE  SIXTH  COMPANY  IN  THE 
FIFTH  BATTALION  YORK  COUNTY  MILITIA  COM- 
MANDED BY  CAPT.  ANDREW  PAULLY.     (c  ) 


Captain. 
Andrew  Paully. 

Lieut'n. 
John    Stump. 

Ensign. 
Philip  Weinland. 

Serjeants. 

Jacob  Bus. 
Philip  Christ. 


Philip   Scheffer. 
George  Roade. 
Bernhard    Spengler. 
Jacob  Roade. 


1st.  Class. 


Henry  Spengler. 
Andrew  Drimmer. 
Anthony  Sneyder. 
George    Shimph. 


Jacob  Stober. 
Christian  Wiest. 
George  Rudy. 
John  Kell. 


2nd.  Class. 


Henry  Kleinpeter. 
William  Lauter. 
Adam  Walter. 
Matthew  Mummert. 


Martin  Raffensperger. 
Rudy  Kleinpeter. 
Peter  Moore. 
John  Wiest. 
Christopher  Camp. 


3rd.  Class. 


Adam  Kleinpeter. 
Jacob  Amman. 
Henry  Ranzel. 
Charles  Heim. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


531 


4th.  Class. 


Abraham  Roade. 
John  Bus. 
John  Baker. 
Bernhard    Spengler. 
Gallop  Griffy  new  Draught. 


John  Moyer  new  Draught. 
Casper  Cox  new  Settler. 
George  Otterman  new  Settler. 
Henry  Deardorff  new  Settler. 


Ernes  paul. 
George  Wullet. 
Henry  Spengler. 
Joseph  Sunday. 


Casper  Bensel. 
Valentine  Graff. 


5th.  Class. 

John  Wight. 

Jacob  Ranzel  new  Draught. 
John  Shimph  new  Draught. 
Jacob  Geillinger  new  Draught. 

6th.  Class. 

Andrew   Sunday. 
John  Deardorff. 


7th.  Class. 
John  Stauffer.  Adam  Stober. 

David   Baker.  Thomas  Dommy. 

Henry  Wehler.  .'  ; 

8th.  Class, 
peter  Dewaldt.  George  Beck. 

Jacob  Stober.  George  Grazer. 

Michel  Howry.  Michel  Herman  new  draught. 

The  above  is  a  true  Return  of  my  Company  according  to  the 
best  of  my  knowledge. 

ANDRE  AW  PALLY. 
Dec'r  27th,  1782. 
Sworn   before   me, 

WM.  SCOTT. 


(c.)  AN  LIST  OF  THE  6TH  COMPAGNIE  OF  THE  5TH 
BATTALLION  IN  YORK  COUNTY,  IN  THE  STATE  OF 
PENSYLVANIA. 


Captain. 
Andrew  Bolley. 

Lieut. 
John  Stump. 


532 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Ensign. 
Phillip  Wyland. 

Privates. 


Jacob  itmman. 
Nicolay  Enders. 
Adam  Klinpeter. 
Adam  Walter. 
Warn  Wide. 
Adam   Fisher. 
Anthony  Snyder. 
John  Myer. 
John  Kahl. 
George  Wollet. 
Peter  More. 
Peter  Dewald. 
Valentine    Graf. 
Eamaus  Paul. 
George  Roth. 
David  Baker. 
Phillip  Wolst 
John  Baker. 
Jacob  Stover. 
Peter  Thorn. 
Phillip    Shafer. 
Martine  Ravelsbergher. 
Rudey  Klinpeter. 
George  Bake. 
Christoph  Kampf. 
John  Buss. 
Valentine  Koll. 
John  Triemmer. 
Andrew    Triemmer. 
George   Rudey. 
John  Shergh. 
John  Wuest. 
Abraham  Roth. 


Phillip  Chrest. 
Matthew  Graef. 
Henry  Spengler. 
Caspar  Pencil. 
Matthew  Mumart. 
Adam   Chrest. 
Henry   Stover. 
John  Stouter. 
Michael  Frederick. 
Werner  Graever. 
Henry  Spengler. 
Bernhard  Spengler. 
Bernhard  Spengler. 
Jacob  Howry. 
Christian  Wuest. 
Christian   Linebaugh. 
John  Dirdorf. 
Jacob    Roth. 
Phillip  Altland. 
Charles   Hym. 
Henry   Hyner. 
Henry  Klinepeter. 
Henry  Ranzel. 
Joseph  Sunday. 
John  Wide. 
Michael  Bouser. 
Andrew  Sunday. 
Peter  Ravelsbergher. 
Henry   Fishel. 
David  Myer. 
John  Myer. 
Peter  Dirrdorf. 
John  Adam  Stover. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


533 


RETURN   OF   CAPTAIN   LEEHNER'S   COMPANY,      (c.) 


Captain. 
Mich.  Leehner. 

Lieutenant. 
Henry  Kesler. 

Ensign. 
Henry  Karwer. 

Serjeants. 
Lorenz  Roarbach. 
Jacob  Epply. 
Jacob   Stambach. 

Corporals. 
Daniel  Jones. 
Jacob  Hefner. 
John  Boelor. 

Clerlv. 
Christian  Roarbach. 

Fifer. 
Franz  Straithof. 

Drummer. 
Fred.  Fenes. 

Privates. 


Jacob  Boeler. 
Henry  Sliiles. 
Jacob  Miller. 


Peter  Kreps. 
George   Werly. 
Stephen  Peter. 


First   Class. 

Samuel  Brenneman. 
Martin  Sneider. 
Henry  Stambach. 

Second  Class. 

John  Rever. 

Mich.  Miller. 
Allexander  Lees. 


534 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Third   Class. 


Adam  Miller. 
Abraham  Bollinger. 
John   Ham. 


Ben.  Brenneman. 
George  Farnsler. 
Philip  Stambach. 


Andrew  Miller. 
Dan.  Ham. 
Christian  Ruble. 


Christian  Nole. 
Jacob  Straithof. 
John  Myer. 


Fourth   Class. 


Jacob  Wearly. 
Adam   Hofman. 
Danl.  Wertz.  , 


Fifth  Class. 


William  Becker. 
Christian  Brillhard. 
George  Miller. 


Ullrich    Huber. 
John  Snell. 
Henry  Werly. 


Sixth    Class. 


Jacob  Noll. 
Thomas  Harrey's. 
John  Weaver. 


Jacob  Boeler,  Jun. 
Peter  Stombach. 
John  Kline. 


Seventh  Class. 


Lorenz  Shultz. 
Thomas  King. 
Jacob  Kesler. 


John  Rudiscel. 
William  Brenneman. 
John  Huber. 


Eighth  Class. 


John  Miller. 
Christian  Hefner. 
Mich  Peter. 


A  RETURN  OF  CAPT.  THOMAS  WHITE'S  COMPA  OF  THE 
FIFTH  BATALION,  MALITIA  OF  YORK  COUN.     (c.) 


Captain. 
Thomas  White. 


Lieut. 
Laurence  Helman. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


535 


Ensign. 
Francis  Winkler. 


Sergts. 

1st.  Edward  Woods. 

2nd.  Christop.  Weynemiller. 

3rd.  Ulrich  Barnhard. 


Christian  Hershy. 
Joseph  Hershy,  Junr. 
Peter  Hershy, 
Joseph  Hershy  Senr. 
Nicholas  Pence. 
Andrew  Pence. 
Michl.  Fissel. 
Henry  Fissel. 
Henry  Fissel  Junr. 
Geo.  Conrad. 
Jacob  Conrad. 
George  Gentzler. 
Michl  Miller. 
Philip   Stover. 
Peter  Marcx. 
Peter   Ratts. 
Martin  Plank. 
Yost  Waggoner. 
John  Joseph. 
Michael  Strawsbach. 
David  Griffith. 
Philip  Meyers. 
Daniel  Shynaman. 
Peter  Sander. 
Jacob  Wantz. 
John  Dicks  Senr. 
John  Dicks  Junr. 
Martin   Foerst. 
Peter  Meinhart. 


Jacob  Marcx. 
James  Porter. 
Hugh  Fulton. 
James  Gregory. 
William  Blackburn. 
Andrew  Hoff. 
Adam  Hoff. 
Philip  Hoff. 
John  Kilkanon. 
John  Wertz. 
Peter  Wertz. 
Valentine  Runk. 
Joseph  Runk. 
Adam  Dentlinger. 
John  Simmons. 
Leonard   Getz. 
Henry   Heltzel. 
John  Rose. 
Abraham  Horn. 
Joseph  Wilson. 
John  Tricky. 
Elias  Wood. 
John  Ortman. 
Jacob  Leschy. 
George    Krone. 
John  Hershy. 
Abram  Bollinger. 
Francis  Reamer. 
Conrad  Mole. 


536 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


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YORK   COUNTY   MILITIA. 


(530 


(538) 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  539 


SIXTH  BATTALION,     (a.) 


Colonel. 
Wiliam  Ross,  April  5,  1778. 


FIRST  COMPANY. 


Captain. 

Laird,  April  5,  1778. 

First  Lieutenant. 
William  Reed,  April  5,  1778. 

Ensign. 
David  Steel,  April  5,  1778. 

Rank  and  file,  84  men. 


SECOND  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
Casper  Reineke,  April  5,  1778. 

First  Lieutenant. 
Jacob  Rudisell,  April  5,  1778. 

Second  Lieutenant. 
Simon  Clear,  April  5,  1778. 

Ensign. 
Elias  Davis,  April  5,  1778. 

Rank  and  file,  89  men. 


540  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

THIRD  COMPANY. 


Ensign. 
Henry  Dewalt,  April  5,  1778. 

Rank  and  file,  85  men. 


FOURTH  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
Frederick  Kurtz,  April  5,  1778. 

First  Lieutenant. 
Matthew  Baker,  April  5,  1778. 

Second  Lieutenant. 
Henry  M ,  April  5,  1778. 

Ensign. 
Charles  Vantine,  April  5,  1778. 

Rank  and  file,  85  men. 


FIFTH  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
Peter  Ickes,  April  5,  1778. 

First  Lieutenant. 
John  Mullin,  April  5,  1778. 

Second  Lieutenant. 
Jonas  Wolf,  April  5,  1778. 

Ensign. 
George  Harman,  April  5,  1778. 

Rank  and  file,  84  men. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  541 

SIXTH  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
Leonard  Yenswene,  April  5,  1778. 

First  Lieutenant. 
John  Wampler,  April  5,  1778. 

Second  Lieutenant. 
Jacob  Nucomer,  April  5,  1778. 

Ensign. 
Ludwick  Wampler,  April  5,  1778. 

Rank  and  file,  58  men. 


SEVENTH  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
Andrew  Foreman,  April  5,  1778. 

First  Lieutenant. 
Henry  Sturgeon,  April  5,  1778. 

Second  Lieutenant. 
Richard  Parsell,  April  5,  1778. 

Ensign. 
James  McMaster,  April  5,  1778. 

Rank  and  file,  86  men. 


EIGHTH  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
Abraham  Sell,  April  5,  1778. 

First  Lieutenant. 
Jacob   Kitsmiller,  April  5,   1778. 

Rank  and  file,  66  men. 


542 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


A  RETURN  OF  CAPT.  LARDS  COMPANY  OF  THE  FIRST 
COM  OF  COLL.  ROSSEES  BATT,  THE  SIXTH  OF  YORK 
COUTY  MILITIA,  APRIL  YE  26TH,  1778.  1  CAPT.  LEARD. 
1  LT.  WILHELM  REED.     ENSINE  DAVID  STEEL."     (h.) 


Patk.   Quigley. 
Alex.  Cooper. 
James  Buckannan. 
Robt.  Rowland. 
Nicolas  Cooper. 

Saml.  dining. 
Wm.  thomson. 
Robt.  Glenn. 
Joseph  Ross. 
Michael  McmuUan. 


1st.  Class. 


James  Breckinridge. 
John  Commins. 
John   Leviston. 
Saml.  Mcisaac. 


2nd.  Class. 


Andw.  Rowen. 
James  Lard. 
John  Glendenon. 
John  Lemon. 
John  HolBort. 


3rd.  Class. 


Geo.  Nicle. 
James  Sims. 
Patk.   Scott. 
Wm.  Caskey. 
John  Taylor. 
Thos.  Patton. 

Wm.  McClerry, 
John  Major. 
Wm.   Colvin. 
Hugh  Craford. 
Saml.  Fulton. 
Hugh  Faton. 


Jonathan   Burges. 
Wm.   Clark. 
Wm.  David. 
Isaac  David. 
John  Doherty. 


4th.  Class. 


John  Willson. 
Robt.  Armstrong. 
Wm.   Wallace. 
Thos.  Cooper. 
Thos.  Hawkins. 
Benj.  Willson. 


5th.  Class. 


Robt.  Torbert. 
Jas.  Robison. 
Richd.  Cord. 
Jacob  Mcculough. 
Josiah   Scott,  Esqr. 
Willm.  Galaugher. 


John  Neal. 
John  Cooper. 
Wm.  Russel. 
James  Mccrorey. 
Saml.  Bohanan. 
Saml.  Willson. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


543 


Benj.  Biset. 
Archbd.   Greeleas. 
Jas.  Edgar. 
Benj.  Cunningham. 
Alex.  Threw. 


6th.  Class. 

Matt.   Morrison. 
Thos.  Matson. 
John   McCanless. 
Joseph  Henry. 
Wm.   Balentine. 


Patt.  Downey. 
Jno.  Tagert. 
Robt.  flewen  (?.) 
Jno.   Sample. 
Geo.  Mitchel. 
Thos.  Morris. 

Theop.  Jones. 
John  Webb. 
Thos.  Steel. 
John  Thomson. 
James  Galaugher. 


7th.  Class. 

Wm.  Cooper. 
Wm.    Snodgrass. 
Jas.  Miligan. 
Edwd.  Morris. 
Hugh  Whiteford. 

8th.  Class. 

Abra.  Maeeky. 
Jas.   heirs. 
Jas.  Reed. 
Willm.  Rowen. 


A  RETURN  OF  CAPT. COMPANY  OF  THE  SECOND 

COMPY.  OF  THE  SIXTH  BATT.  OF  YORK  COUNTY 
MILITIA  COMANDED  BY  COLL.  WM.  ROSS,  APRIL  YE 
26TH,  1778.     (h.) 


Captain . 

1st.  Lieut.  Isaac  McKissick. 


2nd.  Lieut.  John  Smith. 
Ensign,  Thos.  Dixon. 


Jas.    Hamilton. 
Frederick  Sadler. 
James  Young. 
John  Duncan. 
Martin  Overmiller. 

Andw.  Proudfoot. 
John  Blosser. 
Francis  Seecroft. 
Jacob  Yont. 


1st.  Class. 

Gasper  Clement. 
Hugh  Nelson. 
Geo.  Egart. 
Wm.   McClurg. 

2nd.  Class. 

Michael  Morrison. 
John   Bohanan. 
James  Steel. 
Andw.  Thompson. 


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ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


3rd.  Class. 


John  Anderson. 
Andw.   Fulton. 
Peter  Bryfugle.  . 
Robt.  Proudfoot. 

Patt.  Purdy. 
Evan  Griffith. 
James  Mckleroy. 
Solomon   James. 


Saml.  Rosborough. 
Jacob  Housholder. 
Samuel  Smith. 
Stephen  Cornelirs. 


Jacob    Sadler. 
John  Griffith. 


Adam  Reed. 
David  Proudfoot. 
Anthony  Reamon. 


4th.  Class. 


Roht.  Dixson. 
Nicolas  Feeple. 
Joseph  Nowland. 
James    Purdy. 


5th.  Class. 


Stophel  Hiveley. 
John  Neilson. 
Benj.  Yont. 
Elisha  Pew. 


6th.  Class. 


Robt.  Mckay. 
Robt.  Carswell. 


"APRIL  YE  26,  1778.  A  RETURN  OF  CAPT.  REED  FERRYS 
COMPANY  THE  THIRD  CLASS  OF  COLL.  ROSSES  BATT. 
THE  SIXTH  OF  YORK  COUNTY  MILITIA.  CT.  JOSEPH 
REED.     1  LT.  ROBT.  SMITH.    ENSI  SAML.  COLINS."    (h.) 


1st.  Class. 


Benjamin  Paden. 
Wm.    Tulerton. 
Wm.    Mahlin. 
Joseph   Kellit. 

Moses  Wallace. 
Frederick  Mcpherson. 
Wm.  Johnson. 


David  Patterson. 

Michael  Travis,  oufit  for  duty. 

Aaron  Finley. 


2nd.  Class. 


Wm.  Martin  (or  Marlin). 
Henry   McCormick. 
Samuel    Nelson, 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


545 


John  Wallace. 
Robt.  Nelson. 
Philip  Conoly. 


3rd.  Class. 


Robt.    Martin. 
Saml.   Mcmichel. 
Wm.  Wallace. 


Saml.  peden. 
Robt.  Addair. 
Alexr.  Mccallister. 


4th.  Class. 


John  Lusk. 
Matt.  Wallace. 
Wm.  Patterson. 


5th.  Class. 


Geo.  Thompson. 
James  Laage. 
James  patterson. 
James  Robinson. 

John  Robinson. 
James  Ridgeway. 
Geo.   Henry. 
John  McMillan. 

Samuel  Fullerton. 
Saml.  Reed. 
James  Kirk. 
John  Wallace. 


Aaron  Wallace. 
John  Parker. 
John  Williams. 


6th.  Class. 


John  Duncan. 
Thos.  Kirkwood. 
Hugh  Reed. 


7th.  Class. 


Francis  Halton. 
Alexr.  orr. 
Robt.  Finley. 
James  Henry. 


Rowlen    Steward. 
Wm.  Fulerton,  junr. 
Wm.  Henry. 


8th.  Class. 


Wm.  Nicol. 
Saml.   Martin. 
Patt.   King. 


A  RETURN  OF  CAPT.  JAMES  MOFFETS  COMPANY  IN 
NUMERICAL.  ORDER  THE  FIFTH  COM.  OF  SIXTH  BATT. 
OF  YORK  COUNTY  MILITIA  COMMANDED  BY  COLL. 
WM.  ROSS— APRIL  26TH,  1778.     (h.) 


Jas.  Moffit. 

1  Lt.  Andrew  Warick. 

35— Vol.  II— 6th  Ser. 


2  Saml.  Moor. 
Ensin,  Thos.  Alison. 


546 


Charles  Hoy. 
John  Mculough. 
Saml.  Roe. 
Danl.  Robb. 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

1st.  Class. 

John  Gibson. 
John  Mckell. 
Joseph  Cross. 
Robt.  Mcdonald. 


James  Willson. 
John  Montgomery. 
Wm.  Godfry. 
Robt.   Mccleland. 


2nd.  Class. 


Andw.  Sloan. 
Matt.  Ewen. 
Wm.  Comon. 
John  Howel. 


3rd.  Class. 


Hugh  Mccutchen. 
Wm.  Willson. 
Henry  West. 
James  Willson. 


Geor.  Egart. 
Samuel  Wattson. 
John  Marshel. 
Wm.  Douglass. 
John  Anderson. 


Saml.  Eliot. 
John  Miller. 
John  Shinard. 


4th.  Class. 


Wm.  Edgar. 
Frederick  Bross. 
Wm.   Ramzy. 
David   Fulton. 
Patt.    Colwell. 


Abraham  Sinard. 
Joseph  Manifold. 
Wm.  Feries. 
Wm.   Edie. 


5th.  Class. 


Wm.  Ligget. 
John  Cross. 
Wm.  Willson. 
Alex.  Thompson. 


6th.  Class. 


James  Agnew. 
Thos.  Balden. 
James   hutchenson. 
David  Canaday. 


James  Harper. 
Joseph  harrison. 
peter  Roberts. 
Wm.  Morrord. 


John  Ramzy. 
Robt   Richy. 
Nehemiah  Armstrong. 


7th.  Class. 


Wm.   Spitler. 
John  Richy. 
Thos.  Ray. 
Patt.  Douglass. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 

8th.  Class. 


547 


John  Mckitrick. 
Benjamin   Manifold. 
Robt.  Anderson. 
David   Manson. 


James  Anderson. 
John  Willson. 
Alexr.  Ramzy. 
David  Hart. 


A  RETURN  OF  CAPT.  RIPPYS  COMPANY  IN  NUMERICAL 
ORDER  THE  SIXTH  CLASS  OF  SIXTH  BATT.  OF  YORK 
COUNTY  MILITIA  COMMANDED  COLL.  WM.  ROSS, 
APRIL  26TH  1778.     (h.) 


Captain,  John  Rippey. 


Wm.   Bohanan. 
John  Conor. 
John  Mcclean. 


John  Ramzy. 
Robt.  Mcgill. 
Wm.  Mcculough. 

Saml.  Pollock. 
Jacob  Vizage. 
John  Fullerton. 


Moses  Mcwhorter. 
Saml.   Ramzy. 
Andw.   Mcclery. 

James  Voran. 
Alexr.  Mcculough. 
John  Houge. 

William  Morrison. 
John  Dougherty. 
John  Curry. 


1st.  Lieut.,  John  Colwell. 

1st.  Class. 

Wm.  McCleland. 
John  Cummins. 
James  Parks. 

2nd.  Class. 

Saml.  Leeper. 
John  Buck. 

3rd.  Class. 

Robt.   Steward. 
W^altr.  Robinson. 
John  Buchannan. 

4th.  Class. 

]\Jathw.  Mccall. 
Hugh   Dougherty. 

5th.  Class. 

David  Mcculough. 
John  Morison. 

6th.  Class.  ^ 

Gavin  Scott. 
Geor.   Aurson. 
John  Mcharry. 


548 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


John  Stewart. 
Saml.    Stewart. 
Robt.'Zeliss. 


Alex.  Fullerton. 
francis  andrew. 
Thos.  Johnson. 


7th.  Class. 


James  Greer. 
Patt.  Maxwell. 


8th.  Class. 


James   Lard. 
Patt.  Smith. 
James  Hill. 


A  RETURN  OF  CAPT.  THOS.  McNARY'S  COMPANY  THE 
EIGHTH  CLASS  OF  THE  SIXTH  BATT.  OF  YORK  COUN- 
TY MILITIA  COMMANDED  BY  COLLO.  WM.  ROSS,  APRIL 
YE  26TH,   1778.      (h.) 


Capt.,  Thos.  McNary. 


1st.   Lt.,  Wm.  Adams. 


1st.  Class. 


Adam  Keener. 
Jacob   Gering. 
Casper   Saylor. 
Jacob  Crowl. 


John   Tinny. 
John  Murphy. 
John  Arsuald. 
James  Porter. 


Matthew  Hunter. 
Andw.   Stayley. 
Nicolas   Strayer. 


Matthew  Adams. 
Nicolas  Quigly. 
George  List. 


2nd.  Class. 


Charles  Stewart. 
Richard  Pendry. 
Peter  Stayley. 


3rd.*  Class. 


Philip  Elis. 
Andw.  Koon. 
John  Oolrigh. 


Geo.  B!is. 
Jacob  Spotts. 
Michael  Koon. 
Adam  Koon. 


4th.  Class. 


Jacob  Koon. 
John  Buchannan. 
Willra.   Owins. 


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549 


5th.  Class. 


Willm.  Adams. 
Robert  Pendry. 
Geor.   Keener. 
John  Koon. 

John  Armstrong. 
Wm.  McClorg. 
Wm.  Adam,  big. 


James  McLaughlen. 
Philip  Winter. 
Thos.  Grove. 


6th.  Class. 


David  McNary. 
John  McNary. 
Adam  Quickie. 


7th.  Class. 


Henry  Adams. 
Henry  Fodd. 
Henry  Crowl. 
Willm.  Adam,  old. 

Lodwick  Keeth. 
David  Johnson. 
John  Cooster. 
Joseph  Alison. 


Jacob  Sypher. 
Jacob  Weester. 
Owin  McLaughlin. 


8th.  Class. 


Geor.  Cooster. 
John  French. 
Wm.  Reed. 


SIXTH  BATTALION  OF  YORK  COUNTY  MILITIA— 1778.    (c.) 


The  Petition  of  a  number  of  the  Sixth  Battalion  of  York  county. 


To  the  Hon.  President  or  Vice  President,  and  Council,  of  the 
free  men  of  the  State  of  Pennsylvaftia  in  Council  met: 

The  Petition  humbly  sheweth  that  we  your  humble  peti- 
tioners, do  look  upon  ourselves  not  only  much  agrieved,  but 
even  insulted,  by  reason  of  a  certain  John  McKinley  (a  most 
avowed  enemy  of  our  Constitution),  being  imposed  upon  us  as 
a  wagon  Master  for  this  Battalion.  It  is  very  notorious  that 
said  McKinley  has  been  long  an  enemy  to  the  Common  Cause 
of  our  Country,  frequently  SpeakiMg  most  bitterly  against  the 
measures  Concerted  for  the  defence  of  our  invaluable  rights 
and  privileges;  has  often  reported,  that  he  was  indeed  Some- 
what friendly  to  the  Cause  at  first,  but  for  that  reason  God  had 


550  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

taken  away  three  of  his  children  by  death;  and  that  he  did  not 
now  any  man  that  was  Spirited  in  the  Cause,  but  God  had 
either  taken  him  away  by  death,  or  Cast  him  into  a  bed  of 
Sickness.  When  our  Militia  have  been  called  together,  he  has 
frequently  used  all  his  influence  with  Some  to  prevent  their 
going  out.  He  has  also  declared  that  he  would  join  How's 
Army  rather  than  Submit  to  the  Laws  of  our  State;  and  abso- 
lutely refused  to  take  the  oath  of  Allegiance,  and  Swore  he 
would  Suffer  death  first;  but  yet  he  being  told  upon  receiving 
his  Commission,  that  he  must  Either  take  the  Oath,  or  it 
would  be  taken  from  him,  he  chose  that,  which  to  him  it  seems 
was  worse  than  death,  rather  than  not  be  a  Wagon  Master. 
Now  having  hinted  to  your  Honours  the  Consistency  and  be- 
fore unheard  of  Zeal  of  this  wagon  driver,  ycur  wisdoms  will 
at  once  see  how  well  qualified  he  is  for  his  Commission.  Es- 
pecially when  (to  be  timely  serious),  we  inform  your  honors, 
he  has  been  heard  cursing  the  Council  and  Assembly;  has  in 
the  most  depreciating  manner  spoken  against  our  Continental 
bills  of  Credit.  But  we  shall  not  add,  unless  it  be,  that  when 
his  own  Son,  David  McKinley,  was  requested  by  Benjamin 
Peden,  Esqr.,  to  take  the  oath  of  Allegiance,  he  answered  that 
he  could  not  while  he  was  about  his  Father's  house;  for  if  he 
did  he  would  be  perjured  every  night  if  he  did  not  inform 
against  his  Father.  In  short  such  is  the  man,  and  such  his 
Tory  principles  and  Conduct,  that  it  will  be  impossible  ever 
to  bring  the  people  here,  willingly  to  serve  under  him. 

We  petitioned  Joseph  Geffreys,  County  Wagon  Master,  to 
have  him  turned  out  and  another  put  in  his  place;  but  he  paid 
not  the  least  regard  to  our  Petition,  and  heard  our  petition 
just  as  the  King  and  parliament  heard  the  Petition  of  the 
Americans. 

Upon  the  whole,  we  would  humbly  beg  leave  to  observe  to 
your  honourable  body  that  we  cannot  but  look  upon  it  as  an 
insufferable  grievance,  And  a  very  great  infringement  upon  our 
Liberties,  that  a  man  of  no  veracity  and  so  notoriously  inimi- 
cable  to  the  Common  Cause  which  we  are  all  contending  for. 
Should  be  Suffered  to  bear  any  rule  over  a  people,  many  of 
whom  have  already  risked  their  lives  in  the  not)le  Cause  of 
Liberty,  and  are  still  determined  to  persist  in  the  glorious  pur- 
suit, though  at  the  risk  of  Life  and  Fortune. 

We  humbly  hope,  therefore,  that  proper  measures  will  be 
taken  to  turn  out  Said  McKinley,  and  that  some  other  person 
m.ay  be  put  in  his  place.  We  would  recommend  Joseph  Reed 
Esqr.,  Robert  Smith,  Samuel  Crow  and  John  Lusk,  as  persons 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


551 


fit  for  that  office.  Finally  we  humbly  beg  that  your  Honors 
will  take  this  our  prayer  under  your  serious  Consideration,  and 
redress  our  grievances;  and  we,  your  petitioners,  as  in  duty 
bound,  Shall  ever  pray — 


Hugh  Ross. 
Andrew  Ross. 
James  Robison. 
John  McNary. 
John    Folerton. 
James  Sprout, 
^ohn  Hill. 
John  Sutor. 
George  Sutor. 
William  Blare. 
William  McCullagh. 
James   Parker. 
John  Parker. 
Benjamin  Peden,  Esqr. 
Daniel  McCollum. 
Ge'orge  Henry. 
John  Lusk. 
William  Buckhamer. 
Jacob  Gaven. 
John  Buchards. 
Robert  Forsythe. 
Henry  Robinson. 
Moses  Wallace. 
Robert  Fullerton. 
William   Fullerton. 
James  PaSen. 
James  Kirk. 
John   McMullin. 
Robert   Smith. 
William  Houlton. 
George  Henry.  Jr. 


Rouland  Hughes. 
Robert  Wilkes  Findly. 
Allan  McLean. 
William  Morrison,  Com'r. 
Thomas  Ramsey. 
Nathaniel  Smith. 
Thomas  Gordon. 
Andrew  Gordon. 
James  Every. 
David  Smith. 
James  Buchanan. 
Josiah  Scott,  Esqr. 
James  McCandless. 
John  Semple. 
Thomas  Steel. 
John   McKesson. 
Patrick  Scott. 
James  Craigmyl. 
James  Parker. 
James  Grey. 
Patrick  Maxill.      • 
James  Deeper. 
Alexander  Deeper. 
John    McClean. 
John  Cowen. 
John   Shnell. 
Francis  Houlton. 
Andrew    McCledric. 
James  Young. 
John  McCleary. 
Samuel  Deeper. 


[Endorsed]  Petition  from  York  county.  Read  in  Council 
March  13,  1778.  Ordered  that  it  be  recommended  to  Mr.  Jeffreys 
to  succeed  McKinley  by  appointing  another  in  his  stead. 


552  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

SIXTH  BATTALION,     (a.) 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Samuel  Nelson,  June  17,  1779. 

Major. 
James  Chamberlain,  June  17,  1779. 


FIRST  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
Peter  Speece,  June  17,  1779. 

Lieutenant. 
John  Swan,  June  17,  1779. 

Ensign. 
John  Snyder,  June   17,  1779. 


SECOND  COMPANY. 

Captain. 
William  Coulson,  June  17,  1779. 

Lieutenant. 
Christian  Keener,  June  17,  1779. 

Ensign. 
Matthew  Dill,  junior,  June  17,  1779. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  553 

THIRD  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
Alexander  Nesbit,  June*  17,  1779. 

Lieutenant. 
Charles  Brouster,  June  17,  1779. 

Ensign. 
iLazarus  Nelson,  June  17,  1779. 


FOURTH  COMPANY. 


Captain. 

Andrew  Willson,  June  17,  1779. 

Lieutenant. 
James  Quigly,  June  17,  1779. 

Ensign. 
William  Buns,  June  17,  1779. 


FIFTH  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
Francis  Boner,  June  17,  1779. 

Lieutenant. 
Thomas  Black,  June  17,  1779. 

Ensign. 
Peter  Zeigler,  June  17,  1779. 


^^^  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

SIXTH  COMPANY. 


Captain. 

William  Dodds,  June   17,  1779. 

Lieutenant. 
Joseph  Dodds,   junior,   June   17,   1779. 

Ensign. 

Adam  Guclius,  June  17,  1779. 


SEVENTH  COMPANY. 

Captain. 
John  Oblanas.  June  17.  1779. 

Lieutenant. 
John  Polack,  June  17,  1779. 

Ensign. 
Benjamin  Beaty,  June  17,  1779. 


EIGHTH  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
Daniel  May,  June  17,  1779. 

Lieutenant. 
Andrew  Milhorn,  June  17,  1779. 

Ensign. 
Charles  Grim,  June  17,  1779. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  ^^5 

VOLUNTEERS  6TH  BATT.  YORK  CO.  (c.) 


I  Patrick  Ashton  haveing  engaged  to  serve  as  a  Pennsyl 
vania  Volunteer  for  Captain  Dodds  Company  of  the  Sixth  Bat- 
talion of  York  County  Militia  in  the  State  of  Pennsylvania 
Do  hereby  engage  to  be  true  and  Faithful  in  the  said  service 
until  the  fifteenth  day  of  January  next  unless  sooner  discharged 
&  to  be  obedient  to  the  authority  of  said  State  and  my  Superior 
Officers  according  to  the  Rules  and  disipline  of  War  and  the 
establishment  of  the  Corps  in  which  I  am  now  entered. 

Witness  my  hand  this  four  day  of  July  1780. 

PATRICK  ASHTON. 

Tests. 

MARTIN  BRENEISEN. 
WILLIAM  DODDS.  


I  David  Devor  having  engaged  to  serve  as  a  Pennsylvania 
Voimtier  for  Capt.  Nesbit's  Company  of  the  Sixth  Battalion 
of  Malitia  of  the  County  of  York  and  in  the  State  of  Penn- 
sylvania do  hearby  Engage  to  be  true  and  faithful  In  the 
said  Servis  untill  the  fifteenth  Day  of  January  Next  unless 
Sooner  Discharged  and  to  be  obedient  to  the  Authority  of  Said 
State  and  my  Superior  officers  According  to  the  Rulers  and 
Desiplin  of  war  and  the  Establishment  of  the  Corps  in  which 
I  am  now  entred  this  28  Day  of  June  1780. 

DAVID  his  0  mark  DEVOR. 

Witness  presant 

ARMSTRONG  DILL. 
ANDREW  DONALDSON. 

York  County  July  the  7th  1780. 

I  Robert  Fullerton  Having  Engaged  to  serve  as  a  Penn- 
sylvania Volunteer  for  the  fifth  Company  of  the  Sixth  Bat.  of 
Militia  In  the  County  of  York  in  the  State  of  Pennsylvania 
Do  Hereby  Engage  to  be  true  and  Faithful  in  the  Said  Service 
untill  the  fifthteenth  Day  of  January  Next  unless  Sooner  Dis- 
charged and  to  be  obedient  to  the  Authority  of  Said  State 
and  my  Superior  officers  according  to  the  Rules  and  Deciplm 
of  war  and  the  Establishment  of  the  Corps  in  which  I  am 
now  Entred.  ROBERT  FULLERTON. 

Witness  present 

THOS.  BLACK. 

SAMUEL  NEELY. 


556  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

I  John  Kerr  having  Engaged  to  Serve  a  Pennsylvania  vol- 
anteer  for  tlie  fourth  Cumpany  of  the  Sixt  Battalion  of  Mili- 
tia of  the  County  of  York  and  Staet  of  Pennsylvania  Dow 
hearby  Engage  to  be  obedient  to  the  authority  of  Said  Staet 
and  my  Superyer  officers  according  to  the  Ruels  and  Disiplin 
of  war  and  the  Establishment  of  the  Corps  in  which  I  am 
now  entred  as  witness  my  hand  this  Twenty  ninth  Day  of 
June  1780. 

JOHN  KERR. 
Witness  present 

ISAAC  STEEL, 

CHARLES  COULSON. 


I,  Richard  McGriff  Having  Engaged  to  Serve  as  Pennsyl- 
vania Volentars  in  Capt.  Nesbit's  Company  of  the  Sixth  Bat- 
talien  of  Militia  of  the  county  of  York  in  the  State  of 
Pennsylvania  Do  hereby  engage  to  be  true  &  faithful  in  the 
said  Sarvice  untill  the  fifteenth  Day  of  January  nixt  unless 
Sooner  Discharged  &  to  be  Obedient  to  the  authority  of  Said 
State  &  my  Suparier  offlsers  according  to  the  Rules  &  Disiplin 
of  War  &  the  Establishment  of  the  Corps. 

I  am  Now  Entred. 
Testey.  this  20  Day  of  June  1780. 

RICHARD  McGRIPF. 
Witness  Present 

MATTHEW  McMULLIN. 

JAMES   STEVENSON. 


I  Otherick  Tar  (Ulrich  Derr)  haveing  engaged  to  serve  as 
a  Pennsylvania  Volinteer  for  Capt.  Wm.  Dodds  Company  of 
the  Sixth  Battalion  of  Militia  of  the  County  of  York  in  the 
State  of  Pennsylvania  Do  hereby  engage  to  Be  and  faithfull 
in  the  Said  Service  untill  the  fifteenth  Day  of  January  next 
unless  Sooner  Discharged  and  to  Be  obedient  to  the  authority 
of  Said  States  and  my  Superior  officers  according  to  the  Rules 
and  Discepline  of  War  and  the  Establishment  of  the  Corps 
in  which  I  am  now  entred. 
Witness  my  hand  5th  Day  of  July  1780. 

ULRICH  DERR. 
Testis 

JUST  URUY. 

JACOB  LOCK. 


SEVENTH  BATTALION 
YORK   COUNTY   MILITIA. 


(557) 


(558) 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  559 

LIST  OF  CAPTAINS  OF  THE  SEVENTH  BATTALION,     (g.) 


Capt.  John  Myers  1st.  Company,  1778. 
Capt.  Thomas  White  2nd.  Company,  1778. 
Capt.  John  Miller  3rd.  Company,  1778. 
Capt.  Peter  Zollinger  4th.  Company,  1778. 
Capt.  John  Ehrman,  5th.  Company,  1778. 
Capt.  George  Giselman,  6th.  Company,  1778. 
Capt.  Jacob  Ament,  7th.  Company,  1778. 
Capt.  John  Shyrrer  8th.  Company,  1778. 


SEVENTH  BATTALION,   (a.) 


Colonel. 
David  Kennedy,  April  5,  1778. 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
James  Agnew,  April  5,  1778. 

Major. 
John  Weams,  April  5,  1778. 


FIRST   COMPANY. 


Captain. 
Thomas  Latta,  April  5,  1778. 

First  Lieutenant. 
Robert  Fletcher,  April  5,  1778. 

Second  Lieutenant. 
Samuel  Cobain,  April  5,  1778. 

Rank  and  file,  69  men. 


560  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

SECOND  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
Thomas  White,  April  5,  1778. 

First  Lieutenant. 
Robert  Jeffries,  April  5,  1778. 

Second  Lieutenant. 
John  Jeifries,  April  5,  1778. 

Ensign. 
Alexander  Lee,  April  5,  1778. 

Rank  and  file,  57  men. 


THIRD  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
John  Miller,  April  5,  1778. 

First  Lieutenant. 
Peter  Smith,  April  5,  1778. 

Second  Lieutenant. 
John  McDonald,  April  5,  1778. 

Ensign. 

Quiller  Winny,  April  5,  1778. 

Rank  and  file,  60  men. 


FOURTH  COMPANY. 


Captain. 

Peter  Solinger,  April  5,  1778. 

First  Lieutenant. 
Daniel  Amer,  April  5,  1778. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  561 

Second  Lieutenant. 
Joseph  Baltzler,  April  5,  1778. 

Ensign. 
Anthony  Snider,  April  5,  1778. 

Rank  and  file,  64  men. 


FIFTH  COMPANY. 


Captain. 

John  Arman,  April  5,  1778. 

First  Lieutenant. 

Daniel   Peterman,   April   5,   1778. 

Second  Lieutenant. 

Michael  Sech,  April  5,  1778. 

Ensign. 

George  Arman,  April  5,  1778. 

Rank  and  file,  65  men. 


SIXTH  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
George  Gisselman,  April  5,  1778. 

First  Lieutenant. 
Frederick  Hiner.  April  5,  1778. 
36— Vol.  II— 6th  Ser. 


562  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

Second  Lieutenant. 
Henry  Sumroiigh,  April  5,  1778. 

Ensign. 
Valentine  Alt,  April  5,  1778. 

Rank  and  file,  63  men. 


SEVENTH  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
Jacob  Ament,  April  5,  1778. 

First  Lieutenant. 
Alexander ,  April  5,  1778. 

Second  Lieutenant. 

Nicholas  Andrews,  April  5,  1778. 

Ensign. 
Adam  Clinepeter,  April  6,  1778. 

Rank  and  file,  55  men. 


EIGHTH  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
John  Sherer,  April  5,  1778. 

First  Lieutenant. 
Jacob  Hetrick,  April  5,  1778. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  563 


Second  Lieutenant. 
Frederick  Mayer,  April  5,  1778. 

Ensign. 
Jacob  Bear,  April  5,  1778. 

Rank  and  file,  70  men. 


SEVENTH  BATTALION,     (a.) 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Adam  Winterode,  June  17,  1779. 

Major. 
Joseph  Lilley,  June  17,  1779. 


FIRST   COMPANY. 


Captain. 

Simon  Clare,  June  17,  1779. 

Lieutenant. 
Fl-ederick  Eyler,  June  17,  1779. 

Ensign. 
Henry  Sliultz,  June  17,  1779. 


SECOND  COMPANY. 


Captain. 

Michael  Carl,  June  17,  1779. 

Lieutenant. 
Adam  Hooper,  June  17,  1779. 

Ensign. 
Henry  Felty,  June  17,  1779. 


^^^  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

THIRD  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
Conrad  Shorets,  June  17,  1779. 

Lieutenant. 
Henry  Dewalt,  June  17,  1779. 

Ensign. 
Anthony  Hinl^el,  June  17,  1779. 


FOURTH   COMPANY. 


Captain. 
Abraham  Furree,  June  17,  1779. 

Lieutenant. 
Christian  Koenzan,  June  17,  1779. 

Ensign. 
John  Smith,  June  17,  1779. 


FIFTH    COMPANY. 


Captain. 
Henry  Moore,  June  17,  1779. 

Lieutenant. 
Henry  Hohsteter,  June  17,  1779. 

Ensign. 
Ulrich  Hohsteter,  June  17,  1779. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  565 

SIXTH  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
Andrew  Foreman,  June  17,  1779. 

Lieutenant. 
James  McMaster,  June  17,  1779. 

Ensign. 
Peter  Foreman,  June  17,  1779. 


SEVENTH  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
John  Wampler,  June  17,  1779. 

Lieutenant. 
Adam  Fisher,  June  17,  1779. 

Ensign. 
Christian  Gehret,  June  17,  1779. 


EIGHTH  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
Peter  Ickes,  June  17,  1779. 

Lieutenant. 

Jonas  Wolf,  June  17,  1779. 

Ensign. 
Alexander  Adams,  June  17,  1779. 


566  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

(c.)  I,  Francis  Bittle,  having  Engaged  to  serve  as  a  Penn- 
sylvania Volunteer  for  the  first  Company  in  the  seventh  Batta- 
lion of  York  County  Militia  do  hereby  engage  to  be  true  and 
Faithfull  in  the  said  service  untill  the  Fifteenth  day  of  Janu- 
ary next  unless  sooner  Dischargd,  and  to  be  Obedient  to  the 
authority  of  said  State  and  my  superior  Officers  according  to 
the  Rules  and  Discipline  of  ware  and  the  Establishment  of  the 
Corps  in  which  I  am  now  Entered. 

Witness  my  hand  and  seal  the  22nd  of  July  1780. 

FRANCIS  BITTLE. 
DAVID  BEATY. 
JOHN  KELLOR. 

A  true  copy  from  the  oridinal  in  my  hands  the  16  of  Augst. 
1780.  HENY.  SLAGLE. 


I,  Richard  Coates,  having  Engaged  to  serve  as  a  Pennsylva- 
nia Volunteer  for  the  Sixth  Company  in  the  Seventh  Batta- 
lion of  Militia  of  the  County  of  York  in  the  State  of  Pennsy'l 
do  hereby  Engage  to  be  true  and  faithfull  in  the  said  service 
untill  the  fifteenth  day  of  January  next  unless  sooner  Dis-. 
charged,  and  to  be  Obedient  to  the  Authority  of  the  said 
State  and  my  superior  Officers  according  to  the  rules  and  dis- 
cipline of  war,  and  the  Establishment  of  the  Corpes  in  which 
I  am  now  Entered. 

Witness  my  hand  this  26th  of  June  1780. 

RICHARD  COATES. 
Witness  present. 

MICHAEL   GALLECHER. 

GEORGE   KUHN. 

*  A  true  copy  of  the  original  in  my  hands  taken  20  July  1780  pr. 

HENY.  SLAGLE. 


I,  Zackaras  Daves  having  Engaged  to  serve  as  a  Pennsy'l 
volunteer  for  the  Seventh  Company  of  the  Seventh  Battalion 
of  Militia  of  the  County  of  York  in  the  State  Pensylvania  I  do 
hereby  Engage  to  be  true  &  faithfull  in  the  said  service  untill 
the  fifteenth  day  of  January  1781  unless  sooner  dischargd.  and 
to  be  Obedient  to  the  authority  of  said  State  and  my  superior 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  567 

OfBcers  acording  to  the  Riilles  of  and  Dissipline  of  war  and 
the  establishment  of  the  corps  in  which  I  am  now  entered. 

Witness  my  hand  the  2th  day  of  July  1780. 

ZACKARIAS  his  d  mark  DAVES. 
Witness  present. 

PHILIP  his  X  mark  HAUCK. 

BERNERT  TRAUWEIN. 


I,  James  Levingston,  having  Engaged  to  serve  as  a  Pennsy'l 
Volunteer  for  the  Fourth  Company  in  the  Seventh  Battalion 
of  York  County  Militia  do  hereby  engage  to  be  true  and  Faifh- 
full  in  the  said  service  until  the  Fifteenth  day  of  January  next 
unless  sooner  dischargd.  and  to  be  obedient  to  the  Authority  of 
the  said  state  and  my  Superior  Officers  according  to  the  Rules 
and  Discipline  of  War  and  the  establishment  of  the  Corpes  in 
which  I  am  now  Entered. 

Witness  my  hand  and  seal  the  6th  of  July  1780. 

JAMES  LEVINGSTON. 
Witness  present. 

CHRISTIAN  RAUENZAN. 

HENRY  STORE. 

"•    A  true  copy  of  the  oregenal  in  my  hands  taken  the  23d  of 
July  1780.  pr. 

— —  HEN'Y   SLAGLE.     , 

I,  Robert  Maxwel,  having  Engaged  to  serve  as  a  Pennsylva- 
nia Volinteer  for  the  Fifth  Company  of  the  Seventh  Battalion  of 
York  County  Militia  do  hereby  engage  to  be  true  and  faith- 
full  in  the  said  service  untill  the  Fifteenth  day  of  January  next 
unless  sooner  dischargd.  and  to  be  Obedient  to  the  Authority 
of  said  state  and  my  Superior  Officers  according  to  the  rules 
and  Discipline  of  war,  and  the  Establishment  of  the  Corpes  in 
which  I  am  now  entered. 

Witness  my  hand  the  25th  of  June  1780. 

ROBERT  his  R  mark  MAXWELL. 
Witness  Present. 
JAMES  BOLTEN. 
JACOB  KNOUF. 

A  true  copy  compaird.  with  the  Oregenal  in  my  hands  the 
23d  July,  1780.  HENY.  SLAGLE. 


568  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

I,  Giles  Powel,  having  engaged  to  serve  as  a  Pennsylvania 
Volunteer  for  the  fourth  Company  in  the  Seventh  Battalion  of 
York  County  Militia  do  hereby  engage  to  be  true  and  Faithfull 
in  the  said  service  until  the  Fifteenth  day  of  January  next 
unless  sooner  Dischargd.  and  to  be  Obedient  to  the  Authority 
of  said  State  and  my  superior  Officers  according  to  the  Rules 
and  discipline  of  ware  and  the  Establishment  of  the  Corpes 
in    which    I    am   now   Entered. 

Witness  my  hand  and  seal  the  23d  of  July  1780. 

GILES  POWEL. 
Witness  Present. 

JOHN  HAHN. 

ROBT.  MAXWEL. 

A  true  copy  from  the  original  in  my  hands. 

HENY.  SLAGLE. 


I,  John  Preston,  having  engaged  to  serve  as  a  Pennsylvania 
Volunteer  for  the  sixth  Company  in  the  seventh  Batalion  of 
Militia  of  the  County  of  York  in  the  State  of  Pennsylvania  do 
hereby  engage  to  be  true  and  Faithfull  in  the  said  service 
untill  the  Fifteenth  day  of  January  next  unless  sooner  dis- 
chargd. and  to  be  Obedient  to  the  authority  of  said  state  and 
my  superior  Officers  according  to  the  Rules  and  discipline  of 
war  and  ihe  establishment  of  the  Corpes  in  which  I  am  now 
entered. 

Witness  my  hand  the  26th  of  June  1780. 

JOHN  PRESTON. 
Witness  present. 

GEORGE   KUHN. 

MICHL.   GALLECHER. 

A  true  copy  comparies  with  the  oregenal  in  my  hand  the  20 
of  July  1780. 

HENY.  SLAGLE. 


I,  John  Steiger,  having  engaged  to  serve  as  a  Pennsylvania 
Volunteer  for  the  3d  Company  of  the  Seventh  Battalion  of 
Militia  of  the  county  of  York  in  the  state  of  Penns'l  do  hereby 
engage  to  be  true  and  faithfull  in  the  said  service  until  the 
Fifteenth  day  of  January  next  unless  sooner  Dischargd.  and 
to  be  obedient  to  the  authority  of  said  state  and  my  superior 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  569 

Officers,  according  to  the  Rules  and  Discipline  of  war  and  the 
Establishment  of  the  Corps  in  which  I  am  now  entered. 

Witness  my  hand  and  seal  the  Fourteenth  of  July  1780. 

JOHANES   STEIGER. 
*    Witness  present. 

NICHALAS   LENGEL. 
CONRAD    SHERERTZ. 

A  true  copy  from  the  Oregenal  in  my  hands  Augs.  7th,  1780. 

HENY  SLAGLE. 


I,  George  Wise,  having  Engaged  to  serve  as  a  Pennsylvania 
Volunteer  for  the  fifth  Company  in  the  Seventh  Battalion  of 
York  County  Militia  do  hereby  engage  to  be  true  and  Faith- 
full  in  the  said  service  untill  the  Fifteenth  day  of  January 
next  unless  sooner  discharged,  and  to  be  Obedient  to  the  au- 
thority of  said  state  and  my  superior  Officers  according  to  the 
rules  and  discipline  of  War,  and  the  establishment  of  the 
Corps  in  which  I  am  now  Entered. 

Witness  my  hand  the  22th  of  June  1780. 

GEORGE  WISE. 
Witness  present. 

PETER  CASHA. 

JONES  BOLTEN. 

A  true  copy  of  the  Oregenal  in  my  hands  taken  the  23d  of 
July  1780. 

HENY.  SLAGLE. 


CAPT.  GEORGE  GIESLMANS  RETURN  FOR  1780.     (c.) 


Cap. 

George  Gyselman. 

Lt. 

Andrew  Low. 

Ins. 
VoUindeen   Olt. 


570 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Joseph  Hosier. 
John  Howser. 


Ser. 


Jacob  Sworts. ' 
Johen  Clotfelter. 


Christian   Hosier. 


Corporl. 

Jacob   Fulgemer. 


Clerk. 
Michael   Hosier. 

Fif. 
George  Hosier. 

Dru. 
John  Cibson. 


Charles  Deell. 


Cortmersman. 

Peeter  Stuck. 


John  Kroll. 
Henry  Clotfelter. 
Michael  Pels. 
John  Smith. 


Privates. 


1. 


Jacob  funhuver. 
John  Mowrer. 
Peeter  Cuns. 


George  Low. 
George  Wolter. 
Christian  Kliutinst. 
George  Dull. 

Jacob  Henry. 
Michael  Clotvelter. 
Henry  Hildebrand. 


Jacob  Winter. 
Christian  Henry. 
Peeter  Shumaker. 

3. 

George  Nyman. 
Jacob  Sefer. 
Bernet  bob. 


Felix  Clotfelder. 
John  Livingston. 
Charles  Emick. 
Henry  Witman. 


John  Bowman. 
Philib  Henry. 
Fredrick  Gyselman. 
Henry  Bomcartner. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 
5. 


Christian  Brenneman. 
John  Boyer. 
Michael  Shenk. 


Andrew  Shedler. 
Michael  Henry. 


571 


Godfrit  Clintinst. 
Adem  Fob. 
John   Fob. 
Casber  Hildebrant. 


Fransis  "Winmiller. 
Barned  Zigler. 
Casber  Clotvelder. 


Abraham  Sworts. 
Henry  Sworts. 
Jacob  Merkel. 


Bostel  Witman. 
John  Decker. 
Jaco^)  Widman. 


George  Slesman. 
Emanuel  Niswoner. 
Jacob  Curfman. 
Fhilib  Hilman. 


Henry  Merkel. 
John  Snider. 
Feeder  Houser. 


(c.)  I  do  Certify  that  Arnold  Livers  hath  Served  two  mouths 
his  Tower  of  Duty  in  the  Sixth  Class  of  the  7th  Battalion  of 
York  County  Militia  in  my  Company  and  is  Entitled  to  a  Fri- 
vate.  Sentinels  pay,  Given  under  my  hand  at  Camp  Security 
10th  Decbr.  1781. 

ANDREW  FORMAN,  Captin. 


m 


m 


(572) 


EIGHTH  BATTALION 
YORK  COUNTY  MILITIA. 


(573) 


(574) 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  575 

(c.)  I  Do  hearby  Certify  that  Mr.  Joseph  Lilley  The  Bearer 
Hearof  wass  Elected  Maj'r  of  the  Eight  Battalion  of  York 
County  Militia  that  by  Som  means  either  in  the  Return  or 
otherwise  his  Comishion  hath  not  com  to  hand  &  he  is  now  on 
his  way  to  Camp  being  his  Tower  of  Duty. 

R'd  McAlIsTBR,  County  Lieut. 

4th  of  Feb'r  1778. 
1778. 

Feb.  7  Rec'd  a  commission  agreeable  to  the  above. 


EIGHTH  BATTALION,     (a.) 


Colonel. 
Henry  Slagle,  April  5,  1778. 

Major. 
Joseph  Lilley,  April  5,  1778. 


FIRST  COMPANY. 


Captain. 

Nicholas  Gelwix,  April  5,  1778. 

First  Lieutenant. 
Adam  Hoopard,  April  5,  1778. 

Second    Lieutenant. 
George  Gelwix,  April  5,  1778. 

Ensign. 
Henry  Felty,  April  5,  1778. 

Rank  and  file,  86  men. 


576  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

SECOND  COMPANY. 


Captain. 

First    Lieutenant. 
Isaac ,  April  5,  1778. 

Second    Lieutenant. 
John  Smith,  April  5,  1778. 


3RD  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
Joseph  Heed,  April  5,  1778. 

First  Lieutenant. 
ltoi,ert  Smith,  .April  5,  1778. 

Ensign. 
Samuel  Colins,  April  h.  1778. 

Hank  and  iile,  53  men. 


FOURTH  COMPANY. 

Captain. 
William  Gray,  April  5,  1778. 

First  Lieutenant. 
James  Patterson,  April  5,  1778. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  577 


Second  Lieutenant. 
Humphries  Andress,  April  5,  1778. 

Ensign. 

William  McCulluch,  April  5,  1778. 

Rank  and  file,  69  men. 


FIFTH  COMPANY. 


Captain. " 
James  M ,  April  5,  1778. 

First  Lieutenant. 
Andrew  Warick,  April  5,  1778. 

Second  Lieutenant. 
Samuel  Moor,  April  5,  1778. 

Ensign. 

Thomas  Allison,  April  5,  1778. 

Rank  and  file,  64   men. 


SIXTH  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
John  Rippy,  April  5,  1778. 

First  Lieutenant. 

John  Caldwell,  April  5,  1778. 

Ensign, 

Christian  Kunkel,  April  5,  1778. 

Rank  and  file,  44  men. 
37— Vol.  II— 6th  Ser. 


578  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

SEVENTH  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
Joseph  Reed,  April  5,  1778. 

Rank  and  file,  59  men. 


EIGHTH   COMPANY. 


Captain. 
Thomas  McNerey,  April  5,  1778. 

First  Lieutenant. 
William  Adams,  April  5,  1778. 

Rank  and  file,  54  men. 


EIGHTH  BATTALION,     (a.) 


Lieutenant  Colonel. 
John  Laird,  June  17,  1779. 

Major. 
David  Wiley,  June  17,  1779. 


FIRST  COMPANY. 


Captain. 

James  Maffet,  June  17,  1779. 

Lieutenant. 
James  Patterson,  June  17,  1779. 

Ensign. 
Alexander  Allison,  June  17,  1779. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  579 

SECOND  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
Thomas  Manery,  June  17,  1779. 

Lieutenant. 
Ttiomas  Gowan,  June  17,  1779. 

Ensign. 
David  Douglass,  June  17,  1779. 


THIRD  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
Umphry  Andrews,  June  17,  1779. 

Lieutenant. 
Elias  Adams,  June  17,  1779. 

Ensign. 
Allen  Anderson,  June  17,  1779. 


FOURTH   COMPANY. 


Captain. 
John  Calwell,  June  17,  1779. 

Lieutenant. 
John  Sinkler,  June  17,  1779. 

Ensign. 
James  Logue,  June  17,  1779. 


580  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

FIFTH  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
Samuel  FUlton,  June  17,  1779. 

Lieutenant. 
Moses  Andrews,  June  17,  1779. 

Ensign. 
Thomas  Dickson,  June  17,  1779. 


SIXTH  COMPANY. 


Captain. 
James  Edgar,  June  17,  1779. 

Lieutenant. 
John   Campbell,  June  17,   1779. 

Ensign. 
John  Tayloi%  June  17,  1779. 


(c.)     VOLUNTEERS  OF  THE  8TH  BATT.  LANCASTER 
COUNTY. 


July  1st,  1780. 
I  Matthew  Adams  Have  Engaged  to  Sarve  as  A  Pennsylva- 
nia Volenter  for  the  Second  Company  of  the  Eight  Battalion  of 
Militia  of  the  County  of  York  in  the  State  of  Pennsylvania  Do 
here  by  Engage  to  be  true  and  faithfull  in  the  Said  Service 
untill  fifteenth  Day  of  Jenuary  Nixt  unless  Suner  Discharged 
and  to  be  obedient  to  the  athorety  of  Said  State  and  my  Su- 
perior ofesirs  acording  to  the  ruls  and  Descplin  of  Ware  and 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  581 

the  Esteblishment  of  the  Corps  in  Which  I  am  Now  Entered. 
This  in  Listment  acnowlidged  from  under  my  hand. 

MATHOW  his  N  mark  ADAMS. 
Witness  Present. 
TH03.   McNARY. 
WILLIAM  ADAMS. 


York  County,  July  ye  8th  1780. 
I  Thomas  Backster  having  Engaged  To  Serve  as  a  Pennsyl- 
vania Volunteer  for  the  fifth  Company  of  the  Eighth  Battalion 
of  Militia  of  the  County  of  York  in  the  state  of  Pennsylvania, 
De  Hereby  Engage  To  Be  True  and  faithfull  in  said  Service 
Untill  the  The  fifteenth  Day  of  January  Next,  Unless  sooner 
Discharged  And  To  Be  obedient  To  the  athourity  of  Said  State 
and  my  Superior  officers  Acording  To  the  Rules  and  Discipline 
of  War  And  the  Establishments  of  the  Corps  in  which  I  am 
now  Entered. 

THOS  his  X  mark  BACKSTER. 
Witness  present. 
J.  DONALD. 
ROBT.  CUNINGHAM. 


I  Rudolph  Broohouser  haveing  engaged  to  Serve  as  Penn- 
sylvania Volunteer  for  the  first  Company  of  the  Eighth  Batta- 
lion of  York  County  Militia  do  hereby  engage  to  be  true  and 
faithfull  in  the  Said  Service  until  the  fifteenth  day  of  January 
next  unless  sooner  dischargd.  and  to  be  obedient  to  the  au- 
thority of  the  said  State  and  my  superior  Officers  according  to 
the  Rules  and  Discipline  of  war  and  the  Establishment  of  the 
Corps  in  which  I  am  now  entered.  Witness  my  hand  the  19th 
day  of  August  1780. 

RUDOLPH  his  X  mark  BROOCKHOUSER. 
Tests. 

WM.    SCOTT. 
JAMES  MIFFET. 


I  Andrew  Miller  haveing  engaged  to  Serve  as  a  Pennsylvania 
Volunteer  for  Captain  Caldwells  Company  of  the  Eighth  Batta- 
lion of  York  County  Militia  in  the  State  of  Pennsylvania  do 
hereby  Engage  to  be  true  and  faith  in  the  Said  Service  untill 


582  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

the  fifteenth  Day  of  January  next  unless  Sooner  discharged 
and  to  be  Obedient  to  the  authority  of  the  Said  State  and  my 
Superior  Officers  according  to  the  Rules  and  Discipline  of  War 
and  Establishment  of  the  Corps  in  which  I  am  now  entered. 
Witness  my  hand  this  twenty  eighth  Day  of  July  A.  D.  1780. 

ANDREW  MILLER. 
Tests. 

WILLIAM  ADAMS. 
JAMES  ELDER. 


I  John  Patton  having  Engaged  to  Serve  as  a  Pennsylvania 
Volunteer  Capt.  Caldwell  Company  of  the  Eight  Battalion  of 
Militia  of  the  County  of  York  in  the  State  of  Pennsylvania  do 
hereby  Engage  to  be  true  and  faithful  in  the  Said  Service  untill 
the  fifteenth  Day  of  January  next  unless  Sooner  Discharged 
and  to  be  obedient  to  the  authority  of  Said  State  and  my  Su- 
perior officers  according  to  the  Rules  and  Descipline  of  War  and 
the  corps  in  which  I  am  now  Entered  this  4th  day  of  July  1780. 

JOHN  his  X  mark  PATTON. 
Witness  present. 

BENJAMIN  PADEN. 
ARCHIBALD  SHANE. 


I  William  Thompson  haveing  Engaged  to  Serve  as  a  Penn- 
sylvania Volunteer  for  Captain  Thomas  Manerey  Company  of 
the  Eighth  Battalion  of  Militia  of  York  County  in  the  State  of 
Pennsylvania  do  hereby  engage  to  be  true  and  faithful  in  the 
Said  Service  untill  the  fifteenth  day  of  January  next  unless 
sooner  discharged;  and  to  be  obedient  to  the  authority  of  the 
said  State  and  my  Superior  Officers  according  to  the  Rules 
of  War  and  the  Establishment  of  the  Corps  in  which  I  am  now 
entered.     Witness  my  hand  this  29th  Day  of  July  A.  D.  1780. 

WILLIAM  THOMPSON. 
Tests. 

WILLIAM  ADAMS. 
DAVID   COULSON. 


BATTALIONS    1—9 
YORK  COUNTY  MILITIA. 


(  583  ) 


(584) 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


585 


(c.)     THE    OFFICERS    OF   THE    SECOND    BATTALION    OF 
YORK  COUNTY  MILITIA  ARE. 


Colonel. 
William  Rankin. 


Wm.   Ashton. 

Malachia  Stealey. 


Jtio.  Rankin. 
Jos.  Hunter. 


Simon  Copenhafer. 
Michl.  Shriver. 


Lt.  Colonel.  , 

John  Ewing. 

Major. 
John  Morgan. 

First  Company. 

James  Elliot. 
John  Crull. 

Second  Company. 

Jno.  Ashton. 
iTanl.  McHenry. 

Third  Company. 


Andw.  Smith. 
Jacob  Gutwalt. 


Philip  Gartner. 


Emanuel  Herman. 
Wm.  Momeyer. 

Jno.    Mansberger. 
Hen.  Matthias. 


Jost  Herbach. 
Peter  Shultz. 


Fourth  Company. 

Jno.  Higher. 

Fifth  Company. 

Jno.  Rothrock. 

Sixth  Company, 

Geo.  Meyer. 
Jacob  Kepler. 

Seventh  Company. 

Baltzr.  Rudisill. 
Michl.  Ettinger. 


586 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Walls. 

Hen.  Leepart. 


EJighth  Company. 

Jno.  Jordan. 
Jas  Shultz,  jur. 

The   First   Battalion. 
Danl.  May. 
Andw.  Milhorn. 
Henry  Yessler. 
Fredk.   Spahr. 


Chrisr.  Kaufman. 
Jno.  Shafer. 
Hen.   Smith. 
Jacob  Strehr. 

Sir:  The  above  is  a  true  Copy  of  the  Returns  of  officers  of 
the  1st  and  2d  Battalion  made  this  Day  by  Robt.  Stevenson,  S. 
Lt.  &  Wm.  Rankin,  Col.  to  York  1st  Octr.  1777. 

THOS.  ARMOR,  Clk. 

To  Timothy  Matlack,  Esqr.  Sury.  of  the  Commonwealth  of 
Pennsylvania. 


LIST  OF  PAY  ROLLS  OF  THE  YORK  COUNTY  MILITIA,   (c.) 


Commanding    Officers. 

Time    in     Service    from 

Pay. 

11. Sept.  to  10  Oct.  17S1 

11  Sept.   to  10  Oct.   17S1 

10  Oct.    to  10  Dec.    17S1,    

S  days  July  17S1     

All  paid. 

61.  10. 

38.  10. 

26.     9. 
172.  12. 
139.     0. 
270.     6. 
325.  16. 
352.     3 
332.  17. 
•148.  13. 
335.  10. 
242.     9. 
311.  18. 
261.  16. 
246.  17. 
250.     7. 
17S.  19. 

51.   14. 

393.     1 

260.   17. 

372.  12. 

2.   15. 

John    -RHiP       

0 
0 

Capt 

S  July  to  Sept.  17S1     

IS  July  to  Sept.  17S1     

f\ 

Simeon  Copenhover 

Saml.    Fulton 

10  Aug.    to  10   Oct.   17S1 

12  Aug.    to  12  Oct.   1781 

n  Aug.    to  13  Oct.    17S1 

20  Aug.    to  20  Oct.   17S1 

6  Oct.    to  6  Dec.   17S1 

10  Oct.    to  10  Dec.   1781 

10  Oct.    to  10  Dec.   1781 

10  Oct.  to  10  Dec.   17S1 

7  Dec.   17S1  to  7  Feb.   82 

7  Dec.  1781  to  7  Feb.  '82 

S  Dec.  1781  to  8  Feb.  '82 

S  Dec.  1781  to  8  Feb.  '82 

9  Dec.  1781  to  9  Feb.  '82 

9  Dec.   1781  to  9  Feb.   82 

S  Mar.  8  May  17S2,    

3 

11 

n 

n 

William   Dodd      

0 

Andrew   Foreman 

6 

n 

James  John.ston 

<; 

fi 

6 

f, 

John   McMasters      

q 

Lieut 

Andw.    Patterson,     

Eph.    Pennington 

.  Chas.    Barnetz 

6 
10 

Capt 

Thos.  Clengan     

24    Aug.    24  Oct.    1782 

Jany.    1782 

5 

A  Party 

0 

&,018. 

0. 

• 

2 

Col.  Cook  says  there  eight  companiy  not  included  in  the 
above  roll,  the  register  shows  28  companiy  in  all  since  May  81 — 
those  not  included  were  not  properly  authenticated  and  sent 
back. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  587 

ARRANGEMENT  OF  YORK  COUNTY  MILITIA  FOR  1783.  (c.) 

1st  Battalion. 
Lt.  Col— Henry  Miller. 
Major — William  Bailey. 

Captains. 

No.  of  Comp's.  1.  Peter  Schwartz. 

2.  Peter  Ford. 

3.  Ephraira  Pennington. 

4.  Conrad  Shindler. 

5.  Michael  Hahn. 

6.  Jacob  Kauftelt. 

7.  Michael  Kauffelt. 

8.  Jacob  Comfort. 

Lieutenants. 

1.  Jacob  Welshhans. 

2.  John  Jefferies. 

3.  Charles  Barnitz. 

4.  Philip  Waggoner. 

5.  Christian  Sinn. 

6.  Christian  Housman. 

7.  Henry  Shaffer. 

8.  George  Hoyer. 

Ensign. 

1.  Ludwick  Schipe. 

2.  Charles  Spangler. 

3.  William  Laneus. 

4.  William  Reicher. 

5.  Peter  Hauke. 

6.  Philip  Koon. 

7.  Michael  Baihmiller. 

8.  Jacob  Schultz. 


588  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

2ND   BATTALION. 


Lt.  Col. — Moses  McClean. 
Major — John  Edie. 

Captains. 

No.  of  Comp's.  1.  Samuel  Cobean. 
2. 
3. 
4. 

5.  Thomas  Orbison. 

6.  James  Johnston. 

7.  Adam  Black. 

8.  Thomas  Clingan. 

Lieutenants. 
1.  William  Hall. 
2. 
3. 
4. 

5.  Joseph  Hunter. 

6.  John  McBride. 

7.  I'rancis  M   murdie. 
8. 

Ensigns. 
1.  Andrew  Boyd. 
2. 
3. 
4. 

5.  Robert  Wilson. 

6.  James  Spear. 

7.  George  Biers. 


3RD  BATTALION. 


Lt.  Col. — Michael  Schmyser. 
Major — Daniel  May. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  589 


Captains. 


No.  of  Comp's.  1.  Henry  Mathias. 

2.  Peter  Speece. 

3.  Jost   Herbach. 

4.  Emanuel   Herman. 

5.  Peter  Trein. 


Lieutenants. 


1.  George  Meyer. 

2.  John  Sharp. 

3.  Andrew  Grass. 

4.  Philip  Ebert. 

5.  John  Henisen. 


Ensigns. 

1.  Charles  Hoyer. 

2.  John  Schnider. 

3.  Andrew  Smith. 

4.  John  Ditter. 

5.  Peter  Messerly. 


4TH  BATTALION. 


Lieut.  Col. — John  King. 
Major — Simon  Vanarsdalen. 

Captains. 

No.  of  Comp's.  1.  John  M.  Elvain. 

2.  David  Stockton. 

3.  James  Elliot. 

4.  John  Colmery. 

5.  John  Watson. 

6.  Alexander  Mauchlin. 

7.  John   Graft. 

8.  John  Bodine. 


590  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

Lieutenants. 

1.  James  Geerey. 

2.  Fredrick  Reamer. 

3.  James  Blackburn. 

4.  Samuel  Gilleland. 

5.  John  Kipp. 

6.  Andrew  Hickenluber. 

7.  Samuel  Hutcheson. 

8.  David  Scott. 


Ensigns. 

1.  George  Shekely. 

2.  William  M    Elheny. 

3.  Thomas  Prior. 

4.  Jacob  Greenmeyer. 

5.  John  Hagy. 

6.  James  Patterson. 

7.  Robert  M    Elheney. 

8.  John  Brinkenhoff. 


5TH  BATTALION. 


Lieut  Col.— Frantz  Jacob  Reamer. 
Major — Joseph  Wilson. 


Captains. 

No.  of  Comp's.  1.  Abraham   Bollinger. 

2.  Adam  Seitz. 

3.  William  Heaffer. 

4.  Jacob  Bare. 

6.  George  Sleasman. 

6.  Jacob   Sebach. 

7.  Andrew   Pauley. 

8.  Aquilla  Wiley. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  591 

Lieutenants. 

1.  Henry  Fishel. 

2.  Michael  Neass. 

3.  Conrad  Haverstok. 

4.  Samuel   Glassack. 

5.  Joseph   Hasler. 

6.  Jacob  Stambach. 

7.  Adam  Klinpeter. 

8.  John  M  Daniel. 


Ensigns. 

1.  Nicholas  Bentz. 

2.  Henry  Strayer. 

3.  Michael  Dellow. 

4.  Philip  Kramer. 

5.  Christian  Hasler. 

6.  Philip   Sower. 

7.  John  Shimp. 

8.  Hugh  Galaway. 


6TH  BATTALION. 


Lieut.  Col.— Samuel  Nelson. 
Major— William    Hunter. 

Captains. 

No.  of  Comp's.  1.  John  McMaster. 

2.  Alexander  Nesbit. 

Lieutenants. 

1.  Malakiah    Stailey. 

2.  Charles  Brouster. 

Ensigns. 

1.  Fredrick  Mish. 

2.  Samuel  McMullen. 


592  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

7TH  BATTALION. 


Lieut.  Col. — Henry  Slagle. 
Major — Joseph  Lilley. 

Captains. 

No.  of  Comp's.  1, 

2. 

3. 

4. 

5.  Henry  Moore. 

6.  Andrew  Foreman. 
7. 

8.  Peter  Ikes. 

Lieutenants. 
1. 

2. 
3. 

4. 

5.  Henry  Hoclistetler. 

6.  Peter  Foreman. 
7. 

8.  Jonas  Wolf. 

Ensigns. 
1. 

2. 
3. 

4. 

.5.  Ulrich     Hochstetler. 

6.  Abraham  Vanarsdalen. 

7. 

8.  Alexander   Adams. 


8TH  BATTALION. 

Lieut.  Col.— John   Laird. 
Major — David  Wiley. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  593 


Captains. 
No.  of  Comp's.  1.  Samuel  Fulton. 

2.  James  Patterson. 

3.  Thomas   McGowan. 

4.  John  Caldwell. 

5.  James  Edgar. 

6.  James   Parker. 

7.  John  Campbel. 
8. 

Lieutenants. 

1.  James  Smith. 

2.  Samuel  Collans. 

3.  David  Douglass. 

4.  John   Sinclair. 

5.  John  Cooper. 

6.  Joseph  Mitchel. 

7.  William  Reed. 
8. 

Ensigns. 

1.  Samuel  Dixon. 

2.  Patrick  Purdey. 

3.  Andrew  Stewart. 

4.  James  League. 

5.  Mathew  Clark. 

6.  James  Wiley. 

7.  Thomas    Mitchel. 


9TH  BATTALION. 


Lieut.  Col. — James  Chamberlain. 
Major — John  Bonner. 

Captains. 
No.  of  Comp's.  1.  John  0  Bleanes. 

2.  William  Dodds. 

3.  Edward   Hunt. 
4. 

5.  William  Twinham. 
6. 

7.  Ludwick  Mull. 
38— Vol.  II— 6th  Ser. 


594  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

Lieutenants. 

1.  Charles  Conway. 

2.  Thomas  Neely. 

3.  Daniel  Leas. 
4. 

5.  Thomas  Neely,  Jur. 

6. 

7.  Henry  Miller. 


Ensigns. 

1.  Adam   Brown. 

2.  Joseph  Dodds,  Jur. 

3.  Lorantz  Detter. 
4. 

5.  Robert  Polke. 

6. 

7.  John  Bower,  Jun'r. 


At  a  Field  Day  for  the  first  Battlion  of  York  County  Militia 
Troop,  Officers  were  necessary  to  be  chosen  Judges  were  ap- 
pointed for  such  Corp.  to  wit.  Ignatius  Leitner  &  Jacob  Holt- 
zinger  this  third  day  of  May  Anno  Domini  1784. 

Captain,   Rudolph   Spengler. 

Lieutenant,  Jacob  Holtzinger. 

Cornet,  Christian  Sinn. 

Corn's  made  out  June  21st  1784  dated  1st  May  1783. 


Sr.  Agreeable  to  Y'r  Order  Yesterday  the  Troop  of  Horse 
have  met  to  reelect  officers  and  unanimously  have  Honored 
me  with  their  Votes  as  Captain  Mr.  Rudolph  Spangler  Lieut. 
Mr.  Jacob  Holtzinger  Cornet. 

With  respect  I  am  Sir 

Your  Very   Hum'l 

Serv. 
THOS.  ARMOR,  Capt. 
York  Town. 

Oct'r  6th,  1783. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  595 

May  it  please  Your  Excellency. 

Some  time  last  summer;  part  of  the  Militia  of  York  Town 
form'd  Troop  of  Light  Horse  and  chose  their  Officers;  after 
which  I  sent  the  names  of  those  elected  with  the  Captain  who 
was  going  to  Philadelphia;  in  order  to  produce  their  com- 
mission and  has  not  return'd  again  to  this  place.  Therefore 
the  Troop  have  lately  elected  other  Officers  whos  names  are  in 
the  enclosed  return  and  herewith  sent  for  your  Excellency 

requesting    that    Commissions    may    be    Issued    for 
them. 

York,  May  5th,  1784. 

I  am  Your  Excellencys, 

most  Obedient 
Humble  Servant. 
WM.  SCOTT. 


(596) 


BATTALIONS    NOT    STATED 
YORK  COUNTY  MILITIA. 


(597) 


(  598) 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  599 


BATTALION  OF  MINUTE  MEN.     (a.) 


Chosen  July  29th,  1775,  for  York  County  proper. 

Colonel. 
Richard  McAllister,  Esq. 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Thomas  Hartley,  Esq. 

Major. 
David  Grier,  Esq. 


YORK  COUNTY  BATTALION,  1776.     (a.) 


Officers  of  the  Flying  Camp  of  York  County,  Pennsylvania. 


Colonel. 
Michael   Swope. 

Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Robert    Stevenson. 

Major. 
William   Bailey. 

First  Company. 

Captain. — Michael   Schmeiser. 
First  Lieutenant.— Zachariah  Shugart. 
Second  Lieutenant.— Andrew  Robinson. 
Ensign. — William  Wayne. 


600  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

Second  Company. 

Captain. — Gerhart  Graeff. 

Lieutenant. Kauffman. 

Ensign. — Daniel  McCollom. 


Tbird  Company. 

Captain. — Jacob  Dritt. 

First  Lieutenant. Baymiller. 

Second  Lieutenant. Clayton. 

Ensign. — Jacob  Mayer. 


Fourth  Company. 

Captain. — Christian  Stake. 
First  Lieutenant. — Cornelius  Sheriff. 
Second   Lieutenant. — Jacob   Holtzinger. 
Ensign. — Jacob  Barnitz. 


Fifth  Company. 

Captain. — John  McDonald. 
First  Lieutenant. — William  Scott. 
Second  Lieutenant. — Robert  Patten. 
Ensign. —  Howe. 


Sixth  Company. 


Captain. — John   Ewing. 
Ensign. — John  Paysley. 


Seventh  Company. 

Captain. — ¥7illiam  Nelson. 

First  Lieutenant.^ Todd. 

Second  Lieutenant. — Joseph  Welsh. 
Ensign. — Alexander  Nesbit. 


Eighth  Company. 
Captain. ■  Williams. 


COUNTY  OP  YORK. 


601 


CAPTAIN  DANIEL  EYSTER'S  COMPANY,     (a.) 


From  York  county.     lu  service  in  the  Jerseys  from  September, 
1776,  to  January,  1777. 


Philip  Miller. 
Peter  Kiefer. 
John  Shiver. 
Paul  Driiy. 
Valentine  Starr. 
Herman  Oberdorff. 
John  Scheiter. 
Nicholas  Meyer. 
Jacob  Geiger. 
Christian  Grieft. 
Casper  Werfel. 
Anthony  Zidnier. 
Abraham  Herb. 
George  Reber. 
Matthias  Frey. 
Jacob  Pott. 
Jacob  Belong. 
George  Shiver. 
Henry  Hefner. 
Adam  Huber. 
Christian  Reiff. 
George  Reiss. 
George  Gerber. 
Henry  Sowasch. 
Melchoir  Schaum. 
Jacob  Hefner. 
Andrew  Helwig. 
Michael  Satler. 
Jacob  Langalt. 
Michael  Carl. 
George  Oberdorff. 


Jacob  Becker,  Jr. 
George  Foulk. 
Jacob  Long. 
Adam  Sweiger. 
Andrew  Ziegler. 
John  Eburr. 
Jacob  Huder. 
Herman  Emerick. 
Christian  Hoch. 
Daniel  Sowasch. 
Abraham  Lemritz. 
Sebastian  Herb. 
Christian  Gerber. 
Conrad  Reiss. 
Christian  Reiss. 
Thomas  Hunt. 
Philip  Shiver. 
Jacob  Shofer. 
Adam  Zidnier. 
George  Huber. 
John  Schuler. 
Michael  Reider. 
Henry  Reiff. 
Christopher  Foulk. 
Carl  Geiger. 
John  Albrecht. 
John  Shiver  [Shier.] 
Nicolas  Lemritz. 
George  Druy. 
Philip  Wauemacher. 


602  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

CAPTAIN   MICHAEL  EGE'S   COMPANY,   MARCH  1776.     (g.) 


List  of  Associators  in  Captain  Mich'l  Ege  Compy. 

Captain,   Michael  Ege. 
1st.  Lt.  Joseph  Spangler. 
2nd.  Lt.  James  Ligget. 
Ensign,  Conrad  Gausler. 
1st.  Serg.,  Reuben  Fedro. 
2nd  Sergt.,  Joseph  Keeppers. 
1st  Corporal,  Adam  Dantingler. 
2nd  Corporal,  Thomas  White. 


Wm.  Smith. 

Andw.  Stover. 
Edward  Woods. 
Thoms.  Eisenal. 
Stophel  Weimiller. 
George  White. 
John  Davis. 
Tobias  Helme. 
John  Alsop. 
George  Batchler. 
John  Rose. 
John  Steiner. 
Joseph  Steiner. 
Peter  Steiner. 
Frederick   Kepler. 
Jacob  Lishy. 
Michael  Fissel. 
Henry  Fissel. 
Henry  Krone. 
George  Conrad. 


Thomas  Pussel. 
George  Dashner. 
Thoms.  Parker. 
Stopel  Zimmerman. 
Caspar  Stoner. 
James  Porter. 
Edward  Barton. 
Wm.  Chapman. 
Joseph  Weston. 
Frederick  Hovias. 
Michael  Uhl. 
Amos  Powel. 
Philip  Fissel. 
Ulrich  Bernhard. 
Fredrich  Fissel. 

M Gillian. 

Michael  McCann. 
John  Dicks. 
Alex  Leas. 
Saml.  Woods. 


THE  RETURN  OF    CAPT.    BAILY'S    COMPANY  IN  YORK- 
TOWN,  YORK,  JUNE  14,  1776.     (g.) 


John  Hay,  Lieutenant. 

Capt.   William   Bailey.  Paul   Matzger. 

2nd.   Lieut.  John  Hay.  Henry  Walter. 

Christian  L.  Baum.  Adam  Grewer. 

Peter  Furth.  Jacob  Welshans. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


603 


Friedrich  Laumaster. 
Philip  Greuer. 
William  Glenn. 
Jacob  Endler. 
John  Schultz. 
William  Stoot. 
Nathaniel  Leightner. 
Jacob  Grener. 
Adam  Wulf. 
Frans  Jones. 
Abraham  Daner. 
Daniel  Keiser. 
Jacob  Lether. 
Jacob  Crist. 
Andrew  Nonemecker. 
John  Neit. 
Andrew  Robinson. 
Joseph  Welschans. 
John  Struhman. 
George  Wilt. 
John  Schall. 
Christian    Strahman. 
Abraham  Graufus. 
John  Brown. 
Christian  Biedinger. 
William  Lang. 
John  Schultz. 
David  Kuff. 
John  Dicks. 
Georg  Guthiahr. 
David  Welschans. 
Seth  Goodrein. 
Georg  Frey. 
Gottlib  Siegel. 
Friedrick  Siegel. 
Jacob  Haux. 
Heinrich  Keifer. 
Jacob  Cron. 
Jacob  Daiwele  (?). 
Wiliam  Broon. 
Andony  Geyer. 
John  Grever. 
John  Welsch. 
Peter  Schlemer. 


Georg   Stoll. 
Jacob  Daudel. 
Thomas  Hickson. 
Jacob  Vallydein. 
Jacob  Barnhart. 
Peter  Hamer. 
Joseph  Klepfer. 
George  Bek. 
George  Haide. 
Mardin  Schreder. 
Philip  Gros. 
Andrew  Schetle. 
Peter  Streber. 
John  Propst. 
Christian  Caufman. 
John  Fitz. 
Wiliam  Thomson. 
Abraham  Kneisle. 
Philip  Waldiemaier. 
Henry  Conselman. 
John  Maier. 
Peter  Hok. 
Philip  Heckert. 
Jams.  Dabins. 
John  Claydt. 
Henry  Schultz. 
Jams.  MacCamend. 
Thomas  Reien. 
Christian   Greithler. 
Nathaniel  Lightner,  Jr. 
Jacob   Baub. 
Hugh  Dabins. 
Jacob   Schefer. 
Arthur  McCann. 
Meikel  Edwards. 
Peter  Conn. 
George  Brown. 
Matheis  Crautt. 
Jacob  Sprenckel. 
Archibel  McWiliams. 
George  Koch. 
George  Eryin. 
Balser  Knibel. 


604 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Men  of  Captain  Stake's  Company  of  Colonel  Swope's  Battalion 
of  Flying  Camp  taken  prisoner  at  Fort  Washington,  Novem- 
ber 16,  1776.     (a.) 


Peter  Haak. 
Henry  Counselman. 


Sergeants. 

John  Dicks. 

Corporal. 
John  Adlum. 


Privates. 
David  Parker. 
Hugh  Dobbins. 
John  Strohman. 
Christian  Strohman. 
James  Bay. 
Joseph  Updegraff. 
Daniel    Miller. 
James  Dobbins. 

Henry  Miller,  residing  in  Virginia  in  1830. 
James  Berry. 
Henry  Hoff. 
Daniel   Shultze. 
William  Lukens,  negro,  waiter  in  the  company. 


CAPTAIN  MITCHELL'S  COMPANY,   (a.) 


Muster  Roll  of  Captain  William  Mitchell's  Company  of  York 
County  Battalion,  under  the  command  of  Colonel  Matthew 
Dill,  December  20th,  1776. 


Captain. 
William  Mitchell. 


First  Lieutenant. 
Joseph    Elliott. 


COUNTY  OP  YORK. 


605 


Second  Lieutenant. 
Henry    Shaffer. 

Ensign. 
Lawrence  Oats,  January  20,  1777. 

Sergeant. 
John  Lewis. 


Privates. 


Robert  Torbit. 
Allen  Torbit. 
Thomas  White. 
John  Hail. 
Francis  Boggs. 
Patrick  Shannon. 
Nicholas  Shotto. 
Peter  Risser. 
John  Sullivan. 
John  Bowey. 
John  Williams. 


Benjamin  Coble. 
William   McGlochlin. 
Daniel  Williams. 
William  Cooper. 
John  Cooper. 
Brainard  Sroyner. 
Thomas  Ramage. 
John  Sickleman. 
James  White. 
Alexander  White. 
William   Sullivan. 


Mustered  then  in  Capl'n  Mitchell's  Company.  This  Muster 
is  Taken  from  ye  Twentyeth  of  Decembr  to  ye  Twentyeth  of 
January  1777,  Boath  Days  Encluded. 

NATtl*!^  DONNELL,  Dept.  M.  M. 


CAPTAIN  GIDEON  BAUSLEY'S  COMPANY,  1776.     (g.) 


A  List  of  the  Associators  (in  the  Lower  End  of  Shrewsbury 
Township  in  York  County)  Belonging  to  Captain  Bausley's 
Company  viz: 


Capt.,  Gideon  Bausley. 
1st.  Lt.  John  Patrick. 
2nd.  Lt.  Peter  Smith. 
Ensign,  Conrad  Taylor. 
1st.   Serj.  John  McDonald. 


2nd.  Serj.  David  Jones. 
3rd.  Serj.  John  Freeland. 
4th.  Serj.  John  Cleek. 
Corpl.  Anthony  Miller. 


606 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Michael  Howman. 
Thomas  Sparks. 
Nathan  Jones. 
Aquilla  Willey. 
Joshua  Pearse. 
John  Millar. 
Stophel  Hievely. 
Aleander  Osborn. 
Postle  Sheeling. 
Stophel  Wisehart. 
George  Sword. 
John  Taylor. 
Frederick  Shinliver. 
Adam  Hendricks. 
George  Waltimyer. 
Thomas  Hunt. 


Thomas  Foster. 
Jacob  Allt. 
Jacob  Hedrick. 
James  Douglas. 
Michael  Jordan. 
Nicholas  Rodgers. 
James  Marshall. 
Stophel  Baker. 
Conrad  Free. 
John  Hendricks. 
Samuel  Jones. 
John  Orr. 
James  Freeland. 
John  Loran. 
John  Ball. 


LIST  OF  CAPTAIN  JACOB  BIEBER'S   (BEAVER)   COM- 
PANY, 1776.     (g.) 


(Original  in  German). 


Capt.,  Jacob  Bieber  (Beaver). 

1st.  Lt.,  Nichlas  Becker. 

2nd.  Lt.  Johannes  Ber  (Bare). 

Michael  Heinrich,  Sr. 

Michael  Heinrich,  Jr. 

Schims  Strang. 

Joseph  Reh. 

Heinrich  Ber  (Bare). 

Jacob  Thom. 

Michel  Sigler. 

Johannes  Rubert. 

Lorentz  Hirschinger. 

Michel  Zimmerman. 

Johannes  Muth. 

Ulrich  Weber. 

Hales  Brit. 

Michel  Garuns. 

Nicklas  Yung. 

Michael  Holder. 

Michel  Benss  (Beuss). 


Johannes  Weil. 

Gorg  Abel. 

Johannes  Abel. 

Johannes  Schinberger. 

Conrad  Leber. 

Nicklas  Leber. 

Johannes  Thom. 

Aron  Refschneider. 

Michel  Bemiller  (Baymiller). 

Michel  Kaffeld. 

Lohnert  Benet. 

Peter  Schwartz. 

Jacob  Bayer. 

Phillip  Beyer. 

Johannes  Beyer. 

Hinrich   Beyer. 

Daniel  Herkens. 

Schares  Miers. 

Jacob  Meyer. 

Georg  Lafeiber,  Ensign. 


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Nickles  Deh. 

Mathes  Hartford. 

Frantz  Craff. 

Nathaniel. 

Antoni  Heins. 

Schims  Heins. 

Schims  Bruck. 

Yorg  Wactitel. 

Saml.  Heist. 

Johannes  Libbart  (Libhart). 

Johannes  Cron,  Sr. 

Johannes  Cron,  Jr. 

Heinrich  Haltzel. 

Gorg  Attig. 

Johannes  Abi. 

Johannes  Sins. 

Philip  German. 

Peter  Stab. 

Peter  Sekatz. 

Adam  Hales. 

Lorentz  Hales. 

Heinrich   Rubert. 

Michel  Dast. 

Johannes  Gon. 

Philip  Frey. 

Johannes  Frey. 

Gorg  Paff. 

Gorg  Maxhel. 

Conrad  Scheffer. 

Friedrich  Liebeknecht. 

Gorg  Gas. 

Michel  Moster. 

Johannes  Dauchge. 

Johannes  Star. 

Heinrich  Albrecht. 

Jacob   Strickler. 

Schims  Murphy,  unfit. 

Peter  Treckler. 


Schimmay  Shandon. 

Conrad  Lora. 

Ulrich  EUeberger. 

Andres  Gilbert. 

Jacob  Bellinger. 

Johannes  Bellinger. 

Philip  Stis. 

Antony  Keller. 

Adam   Stantler. 

Johannes  Immsheiser. 

Friedrich  Utz. 

Christian. 

Gonad  Bulhans  (Buckhaus). 

Johannes  Schmit. 

Gorg  Boner. 

Jacob  Strominger. 

Johannes  Landis. 

Michel  Peterman. 

Gorg  Reinhard. 

Martin  Kuler. 

Friedrich  Fitz. 

Christel  Landis. 

Peter  Wambach. 

Philip  Mulhof,  Sr. 

Philip  Mulhof,  Jr. 

Adam  Handel. 

Lorentz  Handel. 

Jacob  Stagmeier. 

Georg  Woolback. 

Fetter  Bridt. 

Peter  Biete. 

Johannes  Weber. 

Friedrich  Lambert. 

Heinrich  Biethofs. 

Christof  Nagel. 

Bil  Critli. 

Christian  Rathbon. 

Michel  Brucker. 


608 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


CAPT.  YOST  HERBACH'S  COMPANY,  1776.     (g.) 


Capt.  Yost  Herbach. 
1st  Lieut.  Petter  Schultz. 

George  Welsh. 
Heinricli  Beyer. 
Michael  Melhorn. 
George  Rieger. 
Christian  Leib. 
Christian  Bixler. 
Joseph  Bixler. 
John  Bixler. 
Casper  Lichteuberger. 
Casper  Knab. 
Casper  Knab,  Jr. 
Jacob  Weber. 
Jacob  Fegler. 
Georg  Miller. 
Dewalt  Gros. 
Samuel  Gros. 
Fridrich  Klingman. 
Jacob   Klingman. 
Philip  Jacob  Konig. 
Conrad  Schneider. 
Valentin  Kohler. 
Joseph  Kohler. 
Adam  Wilt. 
Georg  Lichtenberger. 
William  Becher. 
Adam  Lichtenberger. 
Philip   Scbneiter. 
Killian   Lichtenberger. 
Jacob  Bohn. 
Paul  Storm. 
Jacob   Knab. 
Daniel  Andony. 
Michael   Lowenstein. 
Christian  Heit. 
Georg  Klingman. 
Yost  Wahl. 
Fridrich  Felcker. 


2nd  Lieut.  Balzer  Ruthlesile. 
Ensign  Michael  Etinger. 

Georg  Lowenstein. 
Samuel  Miller. 
William  Reys. 
John  Reys. 
Petter  Elenberger. 
Georg  Philip  Mohr. 
Jacob  Bixler. 
Christian  Bixler. 
Nicklaus  Bohn. 
Jacob  Bohn,  Jr. 
Jacob  Schneider,  Jr. 
Valtin  Kohlman. 
Stophel  Grinwalt. 
Nicklaus  Andony. 
Ensign. 

Adam  Schenck. 
Andony  Roth. 
John  Roth,  Jr. 
Johannes  Heet. 
Heinrich  Roth. 
Michael  Ginder. 
Andreas   Klein. 
Hanes  Fader. 
Michael   Rieger. 
Steffe  Beyer. 
Jacob  Beyer. 
Georg  Hechler. 
Petter  Schaffer. 
Adam  Miller. 
Hanes  Beyer. 
William  Beer   (Bear). 
William  Remel. 
Jacob  Schmit  (English). 
Conrath  Becker. 
Heinrich  Becker,  Jr. 
John  Beyerly. 
Conrath  Ginder. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


609 


CAPTAIN  GEORGE  HOOVER'S  COMPANY,  1776.     (g.) 


The  List  of  Captain  Hoover's  Compauy  in  Codorus  Township, 


Captain,  George  Hoover. 
Lt.  Jacob  Hedericli. 
Lt.  John  Sharrer. 
Ensign,  Fredericlv  Meyer. 
Serg.  Samuel  Glassicli. 
Serj.  Laurence  Rhorbach. 
Serj.  Theobald  Snider. 
Serj.  Michael  Behler. 
Corp.   John   Roadarmel. 
Corp.   George  Kaltrider. 
Corp.  Michael  Lorick. 
Jacob  Behler. 
Christian  Rhorbach,  Jr. 
Jacob  Bear,  Junior. 
Samuel  Lorick. 
Jacob  Ziegler,  Junior. 
Isaac  Varnum. 
Martin  Snyder. 
Richard  Willart. 
Abraham  Eberhard. 
Frederick  Roadarmel. 
George  Smith. 
Frederick  Frasher. 
Jacob   Roadarmel. 
Adam  Foltz. 
Peter  Gerberick. 
Theobald  Kaltrider. 
George  Bortner. 
Nicholas  Dehoff. 
Henry  Menche. 
Henry  Rhorbach. 
George  Dehoff. 
Michael  Ziegler. 
Thomas  King. 
Abraham  Keller. 
Martin  Sheyerer. 
John  Gantz. 
Mathias   Smith. 

39— Vol.  II— 6th  Set. 


John  Werner. 
John  Ott. 
Nicholas  Rybold. 
Peter  Krebs. 
William  Branneman. 
Peter  Castello. 
Peter  Henning. 
Daniel  Jones. 
Jacob  Zigler,  Senior. 
William  Ruhl. 
Leonard  Girkenhyser. 
Peter  Diskin. 
Ulrick   Folleweider. 
Jacob  Greist. 
Ulrick    Hoover. 
Jacob  Folleweider. 
Jacob  Epple. 
Jacob  Sharrer. 
Henry  Newcomer. 
Daniel  Bear. 
Frederick  Fisher. 
Ulrich  Kneyer. 
Mathias  Rybold. 
William  Becker. 
Helffery  Crammer. 
Nicolous  Weyant. 
Zacharias  Shug. 
I^eonard  Kneyer. 
Samuel  Branneman. 
John  Brodbeck. 
Michael  Henning. 
George  Reybold. 
Adam  Raybold. 
John  Sower. 
Henry  Roberts. 
Conrad  Ludwig. 
John  Hoover. 
Benjamin  Brenneman. 


610 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Michael  Sheyerer. 
John  Followeider. 
Henrj^  Skiles. 
John  Ruhl. 
Jacob   Houser. 
Wendel  Eberhard. 


Jacob  Bear,  Senior. 
Clementz  Ruhl. 
George  Hamsbacher. 
George  Krebs. 
Christophel  Snyder. 


CAPTAIN    SIMON    KOPENHAFER'S    COMPANY,    1776.      (g.) 


(Original 
Kaptin,  Simon  Koopenhafer. 
1st.  Lt.  Michael  Schreiber. 
2nd.  Lt.  Andreas  Schmidt,  Jun 
Ensign,  Jacob  Gotwalt,  Sr. 
Johannes   Frey. 
Reinhard  Klein. 
Heinrich  Nos. 
Peter  Benes. 
Jacob  Kaufman. 
Schim    Worle. 
Jacob  Worle. 
Philip  Wachner. 
Valeden  Worle. 
Daniel   Worle. 
Andreas  Ritter. 
Johannes  Reittinger. 
Steffen  Reittinger. 
Jacob  Wachner. 
Johannes  Reintzle. 
Christ  Rintzle. 
Johannes  Schinerd. 
Johannes  Wilt. 
Johan  Gristy. 
Amos  Herschey. 
Johannes  Schreiber. 
Andreas  Krass. 
Peter  Schultz. 
Simon  Kopenhafer,  Jr. 
Samuel  Wilt. 
Falendein  Wilt. 
Andreas  Heck. 
Peter  Lang. 
George  Romich. 


in  German.) 
Jacob  Hufft. 
Jacob  Graff. 
.  Michael  Heyd. 
Nichlaus  Herres  (?). 
Michel  Sprenkel. 
Phillib  Windermoyer. 
Jonas  Herman. 
Phillib  Hoffman. 
Friedrich  Heck. 
Heinrich   Ord. 
Georg  Heinrich  Hauss. 
Petter  Witterrecht. 
Jacob   Herman. 
George   Witterrecht. 
Hans  Saal. 
Johannes  Schram. 
Phillib  Weil. 
Georg  Miller,  Jun. 
Jacob   Ersman. 
Jacob  Schindel. 
Friedreich   Schindel. 
Jonas  Gastman. 
Johannes  Gastman. 
Gotfried  Romig. 
Jonas  Rutysil. 
Phillib  Ruttysil. 
Heinrich  Rau. 
Johannes  Humriech  Hauser. 
Johannes  Kriebel. 
Conrad  Insmenger. 
Lonherd  Weickel. 
Schimy   Schinerd. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


611 


CAPTAIN  RUDOLF  SPENGLER'S  COMPANY,  1776. 


A  lis",  of  Part  of  the  inhabitants  of  Yorlc  Town,  Associators 
under  Captain   Rudolf  Spengler.      (g.) 


1st.  Lt.  Peter  Reel. 

2nd.  Lt.  George  Shuch. 

Ensign  Christopher  Stayer. 

Serjeant,  John  Fishel. 

Clerk,  Geo.  Lewis  Lefier. 

Jacob   Schuch. 

John  Counselraan. 

Henry  Welsh. 

Henry  Bentz,  son  of  Philip. 

Peter  Schwartz. 

Philip   Gossler. 

Frederick  Dambach. 

Henry    Brobeck. 

George  Beyer. 

Henry  Wolf,  Jur. 

Francis  Thomas. 

Johannes  Dallman. 

George  Craft. 

Jos.  Weissang. 

Christian  Sinn. 

John  Shall. 

Jacob  Schneerer. 

Danl.  Spengler. 

Abraham  Sittler. 

Peter  King. 

Geo.  Nebbinger. 

Herman  Cookes. 

Jacob  Wolf. 


Jos.  Rothrock. 

Jno.  Better. 

Philip   Entler. 

Henry  Wolf,  son  of  Jno. 

Conrad  Holtzbaum. 

George  Wolf. 

Fredk.   Pickel. 

Christian  Ugenfritz. 

Fredk.   Bringman. 

John   Smith. 

Hartman  Deitsh. 

Valentine  Brenneisy. 

Simon  Snyder. 

Martin  Crever. 

Daniel  Barnitz. 

Nicholas   Brand. 

Weyrick  Bentz. 

John  Immel. 

Andrew  Hertzog. 

Mathias  Zimmer. 

Geo.  Carman. 

Conrad  Leatherman. 

Henry  Bentz,  son  of  John. 

James  Wallace. 

Luke  Rous. 

George  Snyder. 

John  Beltzner, 


612  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


COL   THOMPSON'S    BATTALION,      (a.) 


As  it  stood  at  Wilmington,  Delaware,  3d  of  September,  1777. 


Colonel. 
James  Thompson. 


First  Company. 


Captain — William  Dodds. 
Total,   38  men. 


Second  Company. 

Captain — Samuel    Ferguson. 
Total,  41  men. 


Third  Company 
[Illegible.] 

Fourth  Company. 

Captain — Thomas  Latta. 
Total,  31  men. 

Fifth  Company. 

Captain — John  Laird. 
Total,    32    men. 


Sixth   Company. 

Captain — Peter  Ford. 
Total,  27  men. 


Seventh  Company. 

Captain — John  Myers. 
Total,  18  men. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


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MUSTER  ROLL  OF  CAPTN.  SAMUEL  FERGUESON  COM- 
PANY OF  THE  FIRST  CLASS  OF  YORK  COUNTY 
MILITIA  REGMENT  OF  FOOT  IN  THE  SERVICE  OF  THE 
UNITED  COMMANDED  BY  COLL.  JAMES  THOMP- 
SON,    (c.) 


Augst.    9th,    1777.   Commissioned 


Captain. 
Samuel   Fargueson. 

Lieutenants. 
James    Klliot. 
•Tohn    Armstrong. 

Snsign. 

,  Stephen    Giphen. 


Serjeants. 


WlUm.     peterson 

Saml.    Sloan,    

Saml.    Morrow 

John    Reed 

Corporals. 

George    Cays 

Charles   Good 

John   Stambers 

Drummer. 
John    Revard,     


Appointed. 

Remarks. 

Aug.  9th 

Aug.  9th 

Aug.  9th 

Aug.  9th 

Aug.  9th 

on    Comd. 

Aug.  9th 

Aug.  9th 

Aug.  9th 

on    Command, 
on    furlough. 

Enlisted. 


Peter    Mlnford Aug.  9th, . 

Lorans    Menford Aug.  9th,. 

James   Moore,    Aug.  9th.. 

John     Abercromby '   Aug.  9th,. 

Ephm.    Lareno i  Aug.  9th,. 

Nath.  Lard,   '  Aug.  9th, 

Thos.   White '  Aug.  9th,. 

Thos,   White Aug.  9th,. 

Peter  Maxwell !  Aug.  9th,. 

Aug.  9th, 
Aug.  9th, 


James  Hagan,    

Henery   Deen 

Hugh  McWill Aug.  9th. 

John   Polk I  Aug.  9th, 

Willm.  Lowrey Aug.  9th,. 

James    Cook,     i  Aug.  9th,. 


Desarted   Sepr.   17th. 


Disarted  19  Sepr. 
iVbstant  on   Mont   Leave. 


Disarted    Sth. 


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MUSTER  ROLL  OF  CAPTN.  SAMUEL  FERGUESON  COM- 
PANY OF  THE  FIRST  CLASS  OF  YORK  COUNTY 
MILITIA  REGMENT— Continued. 


Saml.    Harijer Aug. 

Dan'l  McGennis,    Aug. 

George   Fleming Aug. 

Andrew    W'idrow Aug. 

Willm.   McCans '  Aug. 

Thos.    Bole Aug. 

John    McCollister ;  Aug. 

John   Simpson '  Aug. 

Thos.    Bailey Aug. 

Willm.    Greer,    ,  Aug. 

Thos.   Neely |  Aug. 

John    Luff j  Aug. 

James  Mays !  Aug. 

Willm.  Bell !  Aug. 

John   Mays Aug. 

Hugh  Henry Aug. 

Robt.   Cowen |  Aug. 

Joseph   Lindsey Aug. 

Joseph   McNight Aug. 

Willm.    Mays Aug. 

Henry    Yerry Aug. 

Frances   McNight Aug. 

John   Kenedy Aug. 


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disarted   Sepr.   19. 
on  Commd. 


Silk. 

Disarted  19. 

Disarted  19. 

Disarted  19. 


Disarted  9  Aug. 
Disarted  19  Sept. 


Disarted   28. 


Wilmington,  Septr.  3.  1777  Mustered  then  Captain  Saml.  Fer- 
;ueson  Company  as  Specified  in  the  above  Roll. 

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I  Do  Sware  that  the  within  muster  Role  is  A  true  State 
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individual  Acording  to  the  best  of  my  knoledge. 

JAMES  ELLIOT,  Capt. 
'Sworn  before  me  Octr.  8th  1777. 

JAS.  POTTER.  B.  G 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


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OF  1ST  CLASS  OF  YORK  COUNTY  MILITIA  NOW  IN 
YE  SERVICE  OF  YE  UNITED  STATES  COMMAND  BY 
COLNEL  JAMES  THOMPSON,      (c.) 


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John    Armstrong,     

George  Cress,    

John   Slamers   (?) 

George    fleeming 

liugh    McWilliams,    

John  Abercromby 

Lorance    Minf ord 

peter  Maxwill,    

Thos     White     

Francis    McNutt 

Joseph    McNight 

hugh  hennery 

John   l^enedy 

hennery  Tarcy    (?) 

616  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

Leut.  Elliot  has  been  20  days  Captain  in  the  room  of  Capt. 
Ferguson  who  was  killed  in  Battle  forth  with  is  to  receive 
ten  pounds. 

There  is  due  to  Captain  Elleot  and  his  Company  for  their 
two  months  service  in  the  Camp  the  sum  of  two  hundred 
and  ninty  two  Pounds  Eighteen  shillings  &  five  pence. 

Pr 

WM.  SCOTT,  P.  M. 
Certified  the  Sth  day  of  October  1777. 

Pay  to  Captain  Jas.  Elleot  the  sum  of  two  hundred  ninety 
two  pounds  eighteen  shillings  &  five  pence  as  in  the  within 
rol  mentioned  and  this  shall  be  your  warrent  for  so  doing. 

JAS.  POTTER,  B.  G. 
October   Sth,   1777. 

To  "WM.  SCOTT,  P.  M. 

October  9th,  1777  then  received  of  Major  Wm.  Scott  P  M 
the  sum  of  two  hundred  and  ninety  two  pounds  eighteen  shil- 
lings and  five  pence  in  full  the  within  mentioned  two'  months 
pay  for   myself  and   company. 

JAMES  ELLEOT,  Capt. 


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OF  CAPT.  GEORGE  LONGS  COMPY.  OF  YORK  COUNTY 
MILITIA,  LANCASTER  JANR.  7TH,  1778.     (h.) 


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Seth   Goodwin,    Corp., 


Privates. 

John  Wllhelm 

Felix    Miller 

George    Wilhelm 

Philip   Wagoner 

Kasper    Williard 

Edwd.     Costikel 

Peter    McN aught    or    McDonough, 

Phillip    Grim 

Peter    Grim 

John  Long 

Luke   McLeese 

John    Graham 

Patrich    Oioan 

Michl.    Grim 

George    Zech 

John    Dolman 

Jacob     Speck 

Jacob    Kook 

Jacob    Layman 

Henery    Rychel 

George   Fleeger,     

Forrist    McKutchin 

Thos.    Ryan,    

Martin    Mayer 

Henery    Miller 

Jacob     Houx 

Jacob    Deederly 

Peter    Shoemaker 

David     Parker,      

Edwd.    Musgrove 

Michael    Kurtz 


618 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 
P^IFTH  COMPANY. 


Return  made  April  5,   1778.     (g.) 


Capt  Emanuel  Herman. 


Ludwig  Moll. 
John  Haller. 
John  Inners. 
John    Graff. 
Christian  Euster. 
John  Emig. 

Peter  Weigle. 
Lenhart  Holtzapple. 
Valentine  Krantz. 
Jacob  Rudy. 
Thomas   Oldhan. 


1st.  Class. 


John  Romer. 
Valentine  Oberdorff. 
Adam  Wolff. 
Peter  Zeiger. 
Lenhart  Ebly. 


2nd.  Class. 


Conrad  Elsenhard. 
John  Hagner. 
Andreas    Hoeck. 

Ebly. 

Dietz  Amand. 


3rd.   Class. 


Gabriel  Derr. 


Geo.  Eyster. 


Mathias  Schmeiser.  Casper  Korwen. 

Peter  Otinger.  John  Geist  (?). 

Jacob  Hoock,  school-master.       John  K-auffelt. 
Geo.  Purer.  Jacob  Ziegler. 

Jonas    Bott. 

4th  Class. 


Andreas  Schneider. 
Killian  Zeigler. 
Sebastian   Weigel. 
Robert  Dunn. 
George  Rotrock. 
John  Kurtz. 
Christian  Ebly. 


Martin  Weigel. 
Leonhard  Weigel. 
Jacob  Schmeisser. 


Henry  Ottinger. 
George   Leckron. 
Jacob  Ottinger. 
Abraham  Grunwald. 
Henry  Schultz. 
John  Miller. 


5th.  Class. 


Isaac  Garthman. 
Isaac  Garthman,  Jr. 
Andreas    Weyer. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


619 


Lenhard  Lecrone. 
Simon  Wiedmeyer. 
John  Frey. 
Michael  Emlet. 

Robert  Bayly. 
Gottleib  Fackler. 
Michael  Finffrock. 
Martin  Ebert. 
Peter  Menges. 
Jacob   Bott. 


Weitzel. 


Henry  Weltzhoffer. 
Philip  Heiges. 


6th.  Class. 


Philip  Ebert. 
Peter  Sprenkel,  Jr. 
Philip  Ziegler,  Jr. 
Isaac  Steiner. 
Joseph  Rothrock. 
George  Bott. 


7th.  Class. 


Michael  Ebert. 
Jacob  Rober. 
Gottleib   Riger. 
Peter  Lieciid. 
Geo.   Sprenckel. 
Joseph  Kriebel. 


Geo.  Eyster,  Jr. 
Jacob  Bushong. 
Michael  Lau. 
John  Hock. 
Stephen  Finffrock. 
Jacob  Oldenwald. 


8th.  Class. 


Peter  Wolff. 
Elias  Eyster. 
Johnaaes  Ottinger. 
Mathias  Better. 
Dietrich   Ruppert. 
Jacob  Herritz. 


Peter  Sprenckel. 
Geo.  Menges. 
John  Oberdorff. 
Jacob  Meisenkop. 
Jacob  Bauer. 
Philip  Stell. 


THE  WITHIN  RETURN  MADE  BY  ME  MAY  27,  1778— JOHN 
TRAVIS,      (h.) 


Alexr.  Moor. 
John  Mckell 
Alexi.  Mckell. 
William  Murray. 
Willm.  Willson. 
James  harper. 
John  Gemmil. 
Patt.   Dougless. 
Wm.  Douglass. 


Abram.  Shinard. 
John  Shinard. 
Thos.  Shinard. 
Wm.  Shinard. 
Joseph  Manifold. 
Benjm.  Manifold. 
James  Hutchison. 
Wm.   Ligget. 
Wm.   Edgar. 


620 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Johu  Willson. 
John  Mckitrick. 
Johu  Mcculough. 
David  Kenedy. 
John  Rainey. 
Saml.  harper. 
Robt.  Anderson. 
James   Anderson. 
John  Anderson. 
Thos.  Alison. 
Alexr.  Alison. 
John  Alison. 
Saml.  Elott. 
David  Fulton. 
John  Gibson. 
Mattw.  Ewin. 
John  Mcgomery. 
James  Maffet. 
Thos.  Ray. 
Alexr.  thompson. 
Wm.  Ferries. 
Wm.  Edie. 
Hugh  Mc  cutchen. 
Joseph  harison. 
Andw.  "Warrick. 
Saml.  Moor. 
James  Willson. 
Eward  Mc  donald. 
William  Willson. 
Henry  Wiest. 
William  Spitler. 
James  Willson. 


Robt.  Richy. 
Charles   Henney. 
John  Richy. 
John  Richy. 
William  harkins. 
Jacob  Shaver. 
John  Shaver. 
Emanuel  Reed. 
John  Meeds. 
Wm.  Ramzy. 
Alexr.  Ramzy. 
John  Ramzy. 
Andw.  Sloan. 
Wm.  Walker. 
Charles  Hoy. 
Saml.  Roe. 
Joseph  Cross. 
John  Miller. 
Frederick  Brose. 
John  Gorden. 
Patt.  Caldwell. 
Saml.  Wattson. 
John  Marshal. 
John  Cross. 
Peter  Roberts. 
Nehemiah  Armstrong. 
David  hart. 
Stophel  wisehart. 
Philip  overdear. 
Ambrose  Wilcox. 
Christian  Eby. 


RETURN  MADE  BY  JOHN  TRAVIS   (S.  L.)     (h.) 


May  27,  1779. 
WILL  GRAY,  CAPT. 


Will  Gray,  Captain. 
John  Rees. 
Josiah  Scott. 
Thos.  Morison. 


William  Holms. 
Theop.  Joans. 
Benj.  Joans. 
Isaac  Joans. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


621 


John  Willson. 
John   Leard. 
James  Leard. 
Robt.   Armstrong. 
Pett  Barr. 
James  Edgar,  junr. 
John  McCanless. 
Thos.    Daubbins. 
William  McCaskey. 
John  Day. 
Will  Anderson. 
Allen  Anderson. 
John  Fitchgerrel. 
James  McCaskey. 
Will   Adams. 
Joseph  Dunlap. 
Mattw.  Carson. 
Wm.   McCaskey. 
Joseph  Wiley. 
Mattw.  Willis. 
Joseph  Kitteart. 
John  Manifold. 
John  Davidson. 
Thos.  Wilson. 
Pett  Notly. 
Charls.  Johnson. 
Robt.   Miller. 
Will.  McClery. 
Finley   Gray. 
Martin  Curts. 
Peter  Curts. 
Adam  Funderow. 
Wm.  Mc  Guffy. 
John    Ralson. 
Isaac  Alexander. 
David   Fulton. 
Edward  Manifold. 
James  Dunlap. 
Robt.  Dunlap. 
John  Dunlap. 
Elic  Adams. 
John  Wattson. 
Samuel  Woods. 
Saml.  Geval. 
Barnabas  Smith. 


Alexr.  Ewings. 
William  McCulough. 
Geor.  McCulough. 
Robt.   McCulough. 
John  Alexander. 
Ebenezer  Smith. 
Thos.  Smith. 
Thos.  McCarel. 
Robt.  Kilcreas. 
Robt.  Duncan. 
Elisha  Day. 
Thos.  Allen. 
John  Allen. 
James  Latimore. 
Alexr.   Latimore. 
Wm.  Smiley. 
Saml.  Kincaid. 
Saml.  Cuning. 
Thos.  Branim. 
Samuel  McFaden. 
John  Andrew. 
William  Mantle. 
John  Guess. 
James  Flanigan. 

Saml.  West. 

Joseph    Burges. 

Lsaac  West. 

Thos.   Steward. 

John  Wilson. 

Richard  Web. 

Saml.    Fulton. 

Hugh  McClure. 

Hugh  McFadden. 

Humphry  Andrew. 

Geor.  McMuland. 

Mcses   Andrew. 

James  Gibson. 

Stephen  Alaways. 

William  Richison. 

Jonathan    West. 

Isaac  West. 

Geor.  West. 

John    Oharo. 
.  Robert  Tolbert. 

Joseph   Smith. 


622 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


John   Baird. 
John  Parks. 
John  Catherwood. 
Saml.  McFaden. 
John  Kairn. 
Geor.    McKell. 
Jacob   Dunken. 
Robt.  Fleming. 
Saml.  Crow. 
William  Cooper. 
John   Taylor. 
James  Galaugher. 
James  Miligan. 
Jonathan  Burges. 
James  Fulton. 
John  MaGor. 
Archd.  Cooper. 
John  Cooper. 
Benj.  Thomson. 
John  Thomson. 
Patt.   Clemin. 
Thos.   Scott. 
Geor.   Mitchel. 
John  Mitchel. 
John   Neal. 
John   Fulton. 
James  Ramzy. 
James   Dyer. 
Pett  McCulough. 
James  McCanless. 
Will  Valentine. 
Michael  McMuland. 
Will.  Calvin. 


Patt.  Scott. 
Alex.  Through. 
Will.   Snodgrass. 
Benj.  Cuniugham. 
Benj.  Willson. 
Saml.  Willson. 
John  Livingston. 
Will   Rowan. 
Andw.  Rowan. 
William   Clark. 
Joseph   Ross. 
Jacob  McCulough. 
Thos.    Hawkins. 
Will  Reed. 
James  Reed. 
Thos.  Steel 
John  Sample. 
John    Common. 
John  Glendening. 
Robt.  Rowland. 
John  McCanless. 
David  Armstrong. 
David  Smith. 
James  Bohannan. 
Saml.    Bohannan. 
Nicolas    Cooper. 
Benj.  Basset. 
William  Sloan. 
Alexr.    Cooper. 
John  Lemmons. 
Thos.  Cooper. 
John  Dougherty. 
John   Hamilton. 


(c.)  The  Bearor  hereof  Andrew  Gwin  being  Inlisted  a  Volen- 
teer  in  the  Pennsylvania  Ccar  untill  the  15th  Day  of  Jenewarey 
Next  is  hereby  required  to  March  Instantly  to  York  Town  in 
the  State  of  Pennsylvania  to  Joyn  his  Respective  Company 
herein  fail  Not. 

Given  under  my  hand  this  7th  Day  July  1780. 

JAMES  DICKSON,  Sub.  Lt. 
To   COLL.    WILLIAM    SCOTT. 


COUNTY  OP  YORK.  623 


VOLUNTEERS  YORK  COUNTY,  (c.) 


I  Jacob  Baltzley  (Baltz)  haveing  engaged  to  Serve  as  a 
Pennsylvania  Volunteer  for  Capt.  Imshaveler  Company  in 
Colonel  Millers  Battalion  of  the  Militia  of  York  County  in 
the  State  of  Pennsylvania  Do  hereby  engage  to  be  true  and 
faithful  in  the  said  service  untill  the  fifteenth  day  of  January 
next  unless  sooner  discharged;  and  to  be  Obedient  to  the 
authority  of  the  said  state  and  my  Superior  Ofllcers  according 
to  the  Rules  of  War  and  the  Establishment  of  the  Corps  in 
which  I  am  now  entered,  witness  my  hand  this  first  day  of 
August  A.  D.  1780. 

JACOB  BALTZ. 
Tests. 

CONRAD    SHINDLER. 

JNO.  SCOTT. 


I  David  Jones  having  engaged  to  Serve  as  a  Pennsylvania 

Volunteer    for    the    Company    of    the   Battalion 

of  Militia  of  the  County  of  York  in  the  State  of  Pennsyl- 
vania do  hereby  engage  to  be  true  and  faithful  in  the  said 
service  untill  the  fifteenth  day  of  January  next,  unless  Sooner 
discharged  and  to  be  Obedient  to  the  Authority  of  said  State 
and  my  Superior  Officers  According  to  the  rules  and  discipline 
of  war  And  the  Establishment  of  the  Corps  in  which  I  am 
now  Entred  as  Witness  my  hand  this  23rd.  June  1780. 

DAVID   JONES. 
Witness 

THOS.  ARMOR  JR. 

WM.    ALEXANDER. 

Received  the  day  of  the  Date  of  the  above  Enlistment  of 
Capt.  John  Ehrman  the  sum  of  one  Hundred  Dollars  Current 
Money  in  part  of  Eight  Hundred  Dollars  bounty  as  Witness 
my    Hand. 

DAVID  JONES. 


The  Bearer  Issaac  Morgan  is  Engaged  to  Serve  as  a  Penn- 
sylvania Volunteer  for  York  County  untill  the  fifteenth  Day 


624  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

of  January  next  unless  sooner  discharged  at  which  time  the 
term  of  his  Inlistment  will  expire. 

Certified  at  York  Town  in  the  State  of  Pennsylvania  on  the 
22d  day  of  August  1780. 

WM.  SCOTT,  C.  Lt. 
July  20th  was  the  day  he  Inlisted. 


I  John  Morris  haveing  Engaged  to  Serve  as  a  Pennsylvania 
Volunteer  for  Captain  Henry  Mathias's  Company  of  the  York 
County  Militia  Col.  Schmizers  Battalion  in  the  State  of  Penn- 
sylvania do  hereby  engage  to  be  true  and  faithfuU  in  the  said 
service  until  the  fifteenth  Day  of  January  next  unless  sooner 
discharged  and  to  be  Obedient  to  the  authority  of  the  said 
State  and  my  Superior  Officers  according  to  the  Rules  and 
discipline  of  War  and  the  Establishment  of  the  Corps  in  which 
I  am  now  entered,  Witness  my  hand  this  twenty  ninth  Day  of 
July  A  D  1780. 

JOHN    MORRIS. 
Tests. 

GEORGE   MEYER. 

WM.  SCOTT. 


I  Brien  Mury  having  Engaged  to  serve  as  a  Pennsylvania 
Volunteer  for  Capt.  Comforts  Company  of  Col.  Smizers  Bat- 
talion of  the  County  of  York  in  the  State  Pennsylvania  do 
hereby  Engage  To  be  True  And  faithfull  in  the  said  Sarvis 
untell  the  fifteenth  Day  of  Jenuary  Next  unless  Soner  dis- 
charged and  to  be  Obedient  to  the  Authority  of  said  State  and 
my  Superior  officer  According  to  the  Rules  and  discipline 
of  War  and  The  Establishment  of  the  Corps  in  Wich  i  am 
now  Entared  this  29  of  July  1780. 

BRIEN  his  X  mark  MURY. 
Witness  Present. 

PETER  FORD,  Captain. 

JOHN   COMFORT,   Captain. 


The  Bearor  hereof  David  Panton  having  Inlisted  a  Solder 
in  the  Pennsylvania  Volinteers  is  hereby  recommended  to 
march  imedately  to  York  Town  in  the  State  of  Pennsylvania 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  625 

to  Joyn  his  Respective  Company     Given  under  my  hand  this 

7th  Day  July  1780. 

JAMES  DICKSON  Sub.  Lt. 

Ts. 

COL.  WILLIAM  SCOTT. 


I  Edward  Smith  haveing  engaged  to  Serve  as  a  Pennsyl- 
vania Volunteer  for  Capt  Imshweler's  Company  in  Colonel 
Millers  Battalion  of  the  Militia  of  York  County  in  the  State 
of  Pennsylvania  Do  hereby  engage  to  be  true  and  faithfull 
in  the  said  service  untill  the  fifteenth  Day  of  January  next 
unless  sooner  Discharged  and  to  be  Obedient  to  the  authority 
of  the  said  State  and  my  Superior  Officers  according  to  the 
Rules  and  Disipline  of  War  and  the  Establishment  of  the 
Corps  in  which  I  am  now  entered;  Witness  my  hand  this 
first  day  of  August  A.  D.  1780. 

BDWARED  SMITH. 

Tests. 

CONRAD   SHINDLER. 
JNO.  SCOTT. 


I  John  Waggoner  haveing  engaged  to  Serve  as  a  Penn- 
sylvania Volunteer  for  the  Company  of  the  Bat- 
talion of  the  County  of  York  in  the  State  of  Pennsylvania 
do  hereby  engage  to  be  true  and  faithfull  in  the  said  Service, 
until  the  fifteenth  day  of  January  next  unless  sooner  dis- 
charged, and  to  be  obedient  to  the  authority  of  said  state, 
and  my  Superior  Officers  according  to  the  Rules  and  discipline 
of  Warr  and  the  establishment  of  the  Corps  in  which  I  am 
now  entered  July  ye  3d  1780. 

JOHANNES  WAGNER. 

Witness  Present 
PETER    FORD. 
JACOB  OB. 


I  Thomas  Wells  having  engaged  to  Serve  as  a  Pennsylvania 

Volunteer  for  the Company  of  the  Battalion  of 

the  County  of  York  in  the  State  of  Pennsilvania  do  hereby 
engage  to  be  true  and  faithful  in  the  said  Service  untill  the 
40— Vol.  II— 6th  Ser. 


626  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

fifteenth  Day  of  Jenuary  next  unless  soner  Discharged  and  to 
be  Obedient  to  the  athority  of  said  State,  and  my  Superior 
Officers  According  to  the  Rules  and  Dissipline  of  Warr  and 
the  establishment  of  the  Corpes  in  wich  I  am  now  entered 
this  3d  Day  of  July  1780. 

THOMAS  his  X  mark  WELLS. 
Witness   prsident 

PETER  FORD,  Cap. 

CONRAD   KISSINGER. 


PAY  ROLL  OF  A  DETACHMENT  OF  YORK  COUNTY  MI- 
LITIA GUARDING  PRISONERS  OF  WAR,  FROM  YORK 
TOWN  TO  READING,  IN  BERKS  COUNTY;  COMMAND- 
ED BY  COLONEL  HENRY  MILLER,  FROM  JUNE  12TH 
TO  THE  20TH   BOTH   INCLOSIVE.     1781.      (c.) 


Captain. 
John  Ehrman. 

Adjutant. 
William  Wall. 

Lieutenants. 
Charles  Barnetz. 
Christian   Sinn. 

Ensign. 
Charles    Spangler. 

Sergt.    Major. 
Ignatius  Lightner. 

Sergeants. 
Ludwig   Sheib. 
William  Lanius. 
John  Ernst. 

Corporals. 
John  Collins. 
John   Coho. 
Simon   Ford. 
Adam  Stayer. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


627 


Fifer. 
Jacob   Stroliman. 

Drummers. 
Jacob  Spangler. 
Johr\  Mimm. 

Esqr.   Lt.   Horse. 

Thorns.  Hartley. 
Christian  Stake. 
Daniel  Spangler. 
Matthias  Zimmer. 
Jacob   Kauffeld. 

lur.  Mastr.  Lt.  Horse. 
Jno.   Scott. 
Peter    Ickes. 
Jacob  Steward. 


John  Frey. 
Benedict  Funk. 
Jacob   Bleymeyer. 
David  Welshantz. 
Conrad  Welshantz. 
Jacob  Frankeberger. 
Adam  Wolf. 
George  Mock. 
Jacob  Leder. 
Francis  Kuntz. 
William   Long. 
Vincence  Imfeld. 
John  Probst. 
Jacob   Kramer. 
John  Stop. 
Henry  Buser. 
Andrew  Honey. 
John  Engelbrecht. 
Frederick  Woer. 
John  Woer. 
John  Weldy. 
Levi  McClean. 
Ludwig  Michael. 
James    MeCalmon. 


Privates. 

John   Newman. 
George  Spangel. 
Philip  Hasselbach. 
Marlin  Cronmiller. 
Henry  Bringman. 
John  Breneison. 
Philip    Spangler. 
George   Heckert. 
Frederick  Elsberry. 
John  Seffrens. 
Henry  Marshall. 
John  Davis. 
John   Lawman. 
Jacoh    Shram. 
I'rederick  Shetly. 
Frederick  Shanck. 
George  Zumwald. 
Philip    Werntz. 
John  Leissner. 
Joseph  Woodward. 
Peter  Wolf. 
William  Clayton. 
Adam  Frey. 
John   Rush. 


628  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

John  Wagner.  George  Miles. 

Matthias  Ritz.  Jacob  Bott. 

James    Murray.  Joseph  Zimmer. 

Joseph   Cooper.  George  Eisenhart. 

George   Kraft.  John   Haller. 

Philip  Herman.  John  Fisher. 

Conrad  Michael.  John  Bonewitz. 

John  Oldham.  Jacob  Correl. 

Robert  Bailey.  Andrew  Hawk,  Serjeant. 

George  Emig. 


CAPTAIN    PETER   FORD'S    PAY    ROLL,    FROM   JULY   8TH 
TO    SEPT.    8TH    1781.      (c.) 


Captain. 
Peter  Ford. 

Lieut. 
Christian  Sinn. 

Ensign. 
Peter  Swartz. 

Sargeants. 
Adam    Stair. 
John    Flinder. 
John    Person. 

Corporals. 
Jacob    Barnhart. 
Martin  Cronmiller. 
Joseph  Nyer. 

Flfer. 
Peter  Berger. 

Drummer. 
John    Mim. 

Privates. 
John  Liveston.  John  Waggoner. 

Jacob  Markel.  John  Loenard. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


629 


Jacob  Hackart. 
James   Hill. 
John  Frey. 
Charles   Amick. 
Frederick  Willhellm. 
John  Steuart. 
Godfre  Lonbarger. 
James    Craigmiler. 
John  Dannison. 
John  Bowman. 
John  Welty. 
Jacob  Shrum. 
George    Truck. 
John  Coho. 
John   Gaverick. 
John  Steerman. 
George  Spangel. 
George  Crofft. 
John  Kunkel. 
James  White. 
George  Crumley  . 
John  Matt. 
James  Ramsey. 
Thomas  Davis. 
Henry  Welshover. 
Robert  Robb. 
John   Breneise. 
Jacob  BIymier. 
Robert  Gallaway. 
Henry  Savage. 
John  Clouse. 
James  Kelly. 
John  Saffron. 


Henry  Bonuox. 
Philip  Henry. 
James  Willy. 
Henry  Fisher. 
Daniel  Cromer. 
John   Rupp. 
John  Brown. 
Andrw  Sultzberger. 
Henry   Bingman. 
Philip  Goan. 
George  Baner. 
Michel  Strominger. 
Jacob  Bower. 
William  Box. 
Martin  Judy. 
Peter  Sangree. 
Fredrick   Shonk. 
Mathias  Ritt. 
Moses  McWhirter. 
Samuel  Kuntz. 
Michael  Wellty. 
Philip  Clotfelter, 
Adam  Frey. 
Richard  Hollis. 
John  Stepp. 
George   Plouse. 
James  Grant. 
Michael  Tisell. 
John   Roseboam 
John   Shrine. 
Henry   Bumpgarner. 
Michel  Clouse. 
Seth  Luckey. 


CAPTAIN   ABRAHAM   FURREY'S  PAY  ROLL   FROM   JULY 
16TH  to   SEPT.  16TH  1781.     (c.) 


Captain. 
Abraham  Furrey. 


Lieutenant. 
Henry  Dewalt. 


630 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Frederick  Gelwix. 
Charles  Conway. 
John  Werner. 
Thomas  Will. 
Daniel   Divinney. 
Peter    Garret. 
James  Armstrong. 
Peter  Armstrong. 
Peter  Hoffman. 
Isaac   Robinson. 
Joseph   Polke. 
John  Porter. 
Peter   Marx. 
Ulrich  Derr. 
James  Dickson. 
Peter  Baumgartner. 
Jacob  Grove. 
Jacob  Stambach. 
John  Ickes. 
John  Emig. 
Conrad  Newman. 
John  Shade. 
Alexander  Zollinger. 
George  Owmiller. 


Ensign. 

Henry   Shultz. 

Sergeants. 
William  Grove. 
John    Collins. 
Anthony  Patton. 

Corporals. 
Barnet   Hauck. 
John    Bard. 
Jacob    HofHich. 

Drummer. 
John  Beck. 

Pifer. 
John   Burk. 

Privates. 

Ad  Luckenbach. 
Jacob  Hartzel. 
Michael   Buss. 
George  King. 
Henry   Spengler. 
John  Grosscast. 
David  McClennan. 
Peter  Buttman. 
Nicholas  Ickes. 
John  File. 
Samuel  Long. 
Henry  Becher. 
George  Huber. 
John  Nitchman. 
Adam  Clinebider. 
Thomas  Metzler. 
Nicholas  Mosser. 
Philip  Gross. 
James  Collins. 
William  Goddard. 
Patrick  Ryan. 
Adam  Kumphorn. 
Michael  Bollinger. 
Peter    Buss. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


631 


Anthony   Saunders. 
Conrad  Magliold. 
Christian  Slonal^er. 
Peter  Frein. 
Wendel  Eberhard. 
Robert  Larimore. 
John    Stize. 
Alexander  Morrison. 
Thomas  Dunlap. 


John  Eichelberger. 
John    Himes. 
Christian  Hoffman. 
Nicholas  Myer. 
Peter  Scholl. 
Thomas  Buttler. 
Frederick   Long. 
William  Armstrong. 


(c.)  CAPT.  SIMON  COPENHAVER'S  PAY  ROLL  FROM 
AUGUST  lOTH  TO  OCTOBER  THE  lOTH  1781,  YORK 
COUNTY. 


Captain. 
Simon  Copenhaver. 

Lieutenant. 
John   Mapiu. 

Ensign. 
Philip  Evert. 

Sergeants. 

Mathias  Sitler. 
Andrew  Smith. 
James  Burns. 

Corporals. 

Thomas  FuUertou. 
Frederick   Erisman. 
Andrew  Gotwalt. 


Michael  Rester. 
John  Buse. 
Ludwig  Wyer. 
Charles    Wilcox. 


Privates. 


Jacob  Ludwig. 
Matthew   Willis. 
Jacob  Day. 
Peter  Neargo. 


632 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Martin  Shrine. 
John  Croll. 
Jacob  Hyer. 
Philip  Shindle. 
George  Keauer. 
Patrick  Linn. 
Thomas  McKirll. 
William  Ramsay. 
Samuel   Diclison. 
Samuel  Vernon. 
George  Michael. 
Peter  Sprinkle. 
Robert  Grant. 
Lawrence  Fisher. 
Adam  Plyer. 
Abraham  Kirl, 
Patrick    Gibson. 
James  Kenedy. 
David  Adams. 
George  Elias. 
Ludwig  Weyer. 
John  Buhanan. 
Jacob   Kinter. 
Moses  Saybrooks. 
David  Ramsey. 
John  Wertz. 
John   Neaf. 
Daniel  Wertz. 


Peter  Wertz. 
John  Anderson. 
Barnet  Reed. 
William  Wilson. 
Jacob    Kuhu. 
James  Thompson. 
George  Hines. 
Elix  Cummins. 
John  Rensher. 
Michael  Miller. 
Jacob  Long. 
Thomas  Brooks. 
William  Blackburn. 
Henry  Rudisill. 
Robert  Parks. 
Charles  Stephenson. 
Adam  Ross. 
John  McKenney. 
William  Willis. 
Michael  Kuhn. 
Philip  Stombach. 
Conrad  Lorlach. 
John  Appley. 
Adam  Kuhn. 
Jacob  Isenhart. 
Philip  Overdur. 
John  McDonell. 


(c.)     CAPT.  SAML.  FULTON'S  PAY  ROLL  FROM  AUG.  12TH 
TO  OCT.  12TH  17S1.     YORK  CO. 


Captain. 
Samuel  Fulton. 

Lieutenant. 
Joseph  Dodds. 


Sergeants. 
Alexr.  Thompson. 
Alexr.  Smith. 
Ezekiel  Sinkey. 


COUNTY  OP  YORK. 


633 


Corporals. 

James  Cowhick. 
John  Patton. 
James  Hawkins. 

Fifer. 
Godfrey  Sidle. 


Privates. 


Thos.  Robinson. 
Samuel  Barber. 
Robert  Hill. 
John  Beveard. 
John  Freland. 
Jacob    Balsly. 
John  Sineard. 
John  Good. 
Elisha  Rigg. 
John    Oasens. 
David  Griffith. 
Maudevill  Reed. 
Isaac  Hendicks. 
Daniel  Hair. 
John  Murfey. 
John  Oble. 
Robert  Penrey. 
Christian    Branaman. 
William   McClelan. 
Samuel  Adams. 
Joseph   Allison. 
Jacob  McCuIlough. 
Michael   Simerman. 
Stophil  Ritter. 
Andrew  Brown. 
William   Scarlet. 
William  Adams. 
Joseph  Stroup. 
Oldree  Terr. 
Michael  Edwards. 
Peter  Strayer. 
Moses  Wallace. 


Michael  Flint. 
Wm.   Donaldson. 
James  Pollock. 
Joseph  Dillinger. 
Michael  Miller. 
Andrew  Miller. 
John  Moser. 
Adam   Swope. 
Michael  Henry. 
Fredk.  Eyeholes. 
Michael  Fedro. 
Frederick  Humble. 
Michl.  Caricker. 
John  Rodrof. 
Charles  Waltimier. 
Valentine  Coliman. 
John  Gross. 
Peter  Pence. 
Adam  Daron. 
Mathias  Kerns. 
Jacob  Stigner. 
Loudawik  Ort. 
Jacob  Frees. 
Adam  Shinbarger. 
John  Waggoner. 
George  Llgurn. 
George  Lininger. 
Joseph  Thompson. 
Henry   Miller. 
Elisha  Pew. 
Philip  Knap. 
John  Dillinger. 


G34 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


(c.)     CAPT.  THOS.  ORBISON'S  PAY  ROLL  FROM  AUG.  16TH 
TO  OCT.   16TH  178L     YORK  CO. 


Captain. 
Thomas   Orbison. 

Lieutenant. 
John  McBride. 

Ensign. 
John  McLean. 

Sergeants. 

Thomas  Nickson. 
Williams  Walls. 
Benja.  Elder. 

Corporals. 

Andrew  Miller. 
James    Patterson. 
William  Cleaton. 

Drummer. 
Danl.  Petterson. 

Fifer. 
Jacob  Shever. 

Clerk. 
Jas.  McElheny. 


Privates. 


Christian  Snider. 
Peter   Low. 
Thomas  Laramor. 
Isaac  Steel. 
Nathl.   Brierly. 


Joseph   Elder. 
Robert  Wilson. 
Jonathan  Long. 
Saml.  Fulton. 
Philip  Warns. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


635 


Henry    Marshal. 
Jacob    Fokelar. 
Joseph  Peaden. 
Weronemas  Proback. 
Henry  Rambery. 
David  McAdams. 
Patrick  Queen. 
Robert  McMullon. 
James  McGinley. 
Samuel  Castles. 
James  Engles. 
Hugh  McKerty. 
William   McBroom. 
Charles  Risinger. 
James  Porter. 
Ebenezer    McKinley. 
James  Stuart. 
James  Walker. 
Hugh  Stuart. 
John  Fargus. 
John  Leeth. 
George  Leazh. 
Thomas  Armstrong. 
Solman    Collons. 
William   Steel. 
Thomas  Relchon. 
William  White. 
John    Vance. 
Michael  Tedrow. 


William  Kelley. 

Barnabas  Jonston. 

Robert  Honer.* 

Henry  Black. 

Henry  Booser. 

Peter  Shever. 

William  Leamor. 

George  Hoofman. 

George  Romach. 

Alexander  Ramsey. 

Peter  Treat. 

Robert  Bealy  (Armorer). 

John  Field. 

James  Rool. 

Jeremiah  Deher. 

John  Sowr. 

Joseph   Collir. 

George  Smith. 

William  Boner. 

William  Willson. 

Jacob   Eichar. 

Conrod   Shindler. 

John  Tolman. 

Wendel  Wolf. 

John  Froy. 

Adam  Rybold. 

John  Trislor. 

James  Speer. 


fc.)      CAPT.    HENRY    MOORE'S    PAY    ROLL   FROM    AUGT. 
20TH  TO  SEPT.  20TH  1781.     YORK  CO. 


Captain. 
Henry  Moore. 


Lieutenant. 
James    McMaster. 


636 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Ensign. 
Alexr.  Adams. 

Sergeants. 

William  Sturgeon. 
Adam  Craser. 
Jacob  Brown. 

Corporals. 

Thomas  Cannon. 
Abraham  Karl. 
Baiter  Verner. 

Drummer. 
Fredrick  Kefer. 


Henry  Steer. 
Joseph  Steer. 
John  Ashton. 
Jacob  Rulman. 
Jacob  Bricker. 
Henry  Baumgartner. 
George  Rulman. 
John  Knauf. 
Peter  Kelwix. 
Henry  Spangler. 
Henry  Snider. 
Peter  Genowine. 
John  Helm. 
Charles  Warner. 
Alexr.  Croveast. 
David  Rammtim. 
Joseph  Shultz. 
Thomas  White. 
Henry  Dorrah. 
John  Brown. 
Nicholas  Marshal. 


Fifer. 
Stofel  Fringer. 

Privates. 


John  Noel. 
Ludwig    Degar. 
Jaob  Bowman. 
Michl.  Hoffman. 
George  Fleder. 
John   Liser. 
David  Shafer. 
Abram  Rever. 
Joseph  Sunday. 
Adam  Sidges. 
Jacob  Kenor. 
Peter  Shultz. 
John  Rudisill. 
Henry  Wesley. 
Christian   Rubly. 
Edwd.  Dougherty. 
Rule  Peterson. 
Patk.  McKinley. 
Isaac  Morgan. 
John  Prighner. 
Henry  Fortney 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


637 


William  Sumerland. 
David  Hoghsteter. 
John  Bolton. 
Peter  Trine. 
Philip  Donner. 
Henry  Rudy. 
George  Stevenson. 
Henry  Slagle. 


William  Sidner. 
Jacob  Moore. 
Ernst  Shafer. 
Matthew  Young. 
Jesse  (jlancy. 
William  Glancy. 
William  Carpenter. 
George  Whitts. 


RETURN  OP  THE  3RD  COMPANY  OF  PARADISE  COMAN- 
DIT  BY  Wn.LIAM  HEFFER  CAPN.  OF  THE  SAID  CLASS 
AUGUST  29TH  1781.     (c.) 


John  Dresler. 
Michal  Dello. 
Heni-y  Berckheimer. 
Philiph   Hernig. 
John  Brenner. 
Philip  Jacohs,  Jr. 
Peter  Gise. 
Conrath  Habersock. 
Peter  Brigner. 
William  Mumert. 
Daniel    Amer. 
John   Toll. 
John  Mumert. 
Adam  Blyer. 
Jacob  Baker. 
Henry  Jacobs. 
John  Hideler. 
Heney  Balsly. 
Daniel  Bowser. 
Jacob    Snyder. 
Martin   Barkhimer. 
Henry  Ottinger. 
Jacob  Faus. 
George  Faus. 
Peter  Yong. 
Andrew  Yong. 


Michal  Fink. 
Yost  Hiner. 
Christopher  Speise. 
George  Keinser. 
Reidshert  Mumert. 
John  Nagel. 
Andrew  Haberstock. 
Wendel  Geiger. 
Alexander  Zollinger. 
Abraham  Jacobs. 
Henry  Walter. 
Conrath  Toll. 
Paterick  Helly. 
Jacob   Bowser. 
Jacob  Long. 
Philip  Habersock. 
Philiph  Frankelberger. 
Christian  Sloneker. 
Jacob    Deesler. 
John  Bowser. 
Jacob  Stifler. 
Ludwick  Heiner. 
John   Larri    (?). 
Godlib  Brigner. 
Herman  Roth. 
Samuel  Arnolt. 


C38  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


PAY   ROLLS   OF   YORK  COUNTY   MILITIA   PAY   ROLL  OF 
FIELD  AND  STAFF  OFFICERS  AUG.  &  SEPT.  1781.  (c.) 


Major. 
John  Edie. 

Major  Commd. 
John  Edie. 

Adjt. 
Andrew  Hawke. 

Qr.  Mtr. 
James  Edie. 

Qr.   M.   Sergt. 
James   Speer. 


(c.)     Septr.  10th  1781. 

This  is  to  Certify  that  Wm.  Stewart  Did  Serve  a  tower  of 
Duty  in  the  fall  1779  in  the  Backwoods  in  the  third  Class 
of  Militia  Commanded  by  Comal  Allbright  given  under  my 
hand. 

PERIGEN   MERCER,   Capt. 


(c.)      CAPT.   WM.   DODDS   PAY   ROLL  FROM   OCT.   5TH   TO 
DEC.  5TH  1781.     YORK  CO. 


Captain. 
William  Dodds 

Ensign. 
Benja.  Beaty. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


639 


Sergeants. 

Thomas  Nelson. 
Christian  Lipe. 
George  Kiser. 

Corporals. 

James  Nelson. 
John  Nelson. 
Martin   Strane. 

Drummer. 
Thomas   Ashton. 


Privates. 


Godlop  Roop. 
John  Cramer. 
Philip   Spangler. 
David  Waltimier. 
Jacob  Miller. 
Henry  Culp. 
Casper   Clodfelter. 
Casper  Heltebrand. 
John  Lence. 
William  Neall. 
Adam  Pope. 
Henry  Fisher. 
John  Twinan. 
Philip  Quigel. 
Manuel   Sipe. 
Adam  Quigel. 
Michael  Ringer. 
Jacob  Myer. 
Lazerus  Nelson. 
William  Ross. 
Daniel  Hail. 
Tobias  Fry. 
Andrew  Donelson. 
James  Boyd. 
Samuel  Moody. 
Henry   Grove. 
John  Bonier. 
John   Porter. 


George  Asper. 
John  Galaspy. 
Eleezer  Brandon. 
Abraham  Sidestiker. 
Jacob  Zigler. 
Alexandr.  Sanderson. 
Michael  Hilman. 
Jacob  Sroad. 
John  Houser. 
Jacob  Noll. 
John  Clous. 
Frederick  Wilkelm. 
Henry  Sroad. 
Patrick  Somnor. 
Olauer    Ramsey. 
David  Shawman. 
Peter  Oirnhunt  (?). 
Joseph  Dixon. 
James  Derr. 
Felix   Miller. 
Philip  Wonpough. 
Daniel  Crim. 
Philip  Smith. 
Michael  Osier. 
Lodwick   Spece. 
Jacob  Heins. 
Robert  Eliot. 
Anthony  Keller. 


640 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Philip   Koone. 
Zachariah  Shew. 
Henry  Marts. 
George  Bartner. 
George   Dehuff. 
John   Dehuff. 
Mathias  Ripolt. 
George    Ripolt. 
Henry  Ault. 
Stophel   Lipe. 
John  Wilt. 
Tobias   Sipe. 
Joseph  Sipe. 
Philip    Miller. 
John  Demine. 
Henry  Pensor  (?). 
Jacob  Oister  . 
Benja.  Ceable. 
Henry  Bennet. 
Henry  Joans. 
Lodwick  Hester. 
John  Summer. 
John  Wilson. 
John  Holder. 
John  Sriver. 
Joseph  Pigler. 
Samuel  Cranel. 
George  Snider. 
George  Lisher. 


Jacob  Smith. 
Henry  Dondore. 
Philip  Fry. 
Francis  Winemiller. 
Edward  Holms. 
David   Scarlot. 
Valentine   Coller. 
Conrod  S warts. 
Philip  Shriver. 
James  Young. 
Jacob  Beam. 
Tobias  Steveson. 
Jonathn.   Williams. 
Robert  Bonner. 
Jacob  Welshonse. 
Thomas  Metsler. 
Isaac  Morgan. 
George  Cropt. 
Henry  Koone  Wagoner. 
Jacob  Shults. 
John    Gulp. 
Frederick  Myer. 
Anthony  Hines. 
William  Potter. 
John  Grabel. 
Michael  Shults. 
George  Smith. 
James  Feagon. 
James  Parkeson. 


MAJOR    WM.    ASHTGN'S    PAY    ROLL    (c.)     OCT    10— DEC. 

10  1781. 


Major. 

William   Ashton. 


Adj. 
Andrew  Hawke. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 

Qr.    Mtr. 
Patrick  Sullivan. 

Seargt.  Mr. 
George  White. 

Qr.   M.   Sergt. 
Aron  Finley. 


641 


CAPT.  JAMES  EDGER'S  PAY  ROLL  FROM  OCTOBER  lOTH 
TO  DECEMBER  lOTH  1781.     (c.) 


Captain. 
James  Edger. 

Ensign. 
Valentine  Alt. 

Sergeants. 

Joseph   Houlton. 
John   Ramsey, 
lola  McAllister. 

Corporals. 

George  Orson. 
William  McClurys. 
John  Cambell. 

Fifer. 
Benja.   Jones. 


James  Weisey. 
Benjamin  Bessit. 
Henry  Strayer. 
Andrew  Paxton. 


Privates. 


William  Edward. 
John  Hendry. 
Jt)hn  McNary. 
James  Keagway. 


41— Vol.  II— 6th  Ser. 


642 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Henry  Long. 
David  McKinley. 
John  Rowlands. 
John  Armstrong. 
William   Stuart. 
George  Long. 
Joseph  Currie. 
David  Armstrong. 
Benja.  Cuningham. 
Alexander  Frew. 
Thomas  Masters. 
Adam  Hendley. 
John  Wagoner. 
Jail  Lantmesson. 
Barnet  Gousel. 
Mark   McClarg. 
William  Walker. 


Samuel  Morrison. 
John  Makey. 
Henry  Dull. 
John  Duncan. 
Thomas  King. 
John  Guffy. 
Adam  Stevly. 
Nicholas  Steephel. 
James  Proudfoot. 
Michael  Rose. 
George  Leighteberger. 
John  Feather. 
Michael  Fonhenny. 
Henry  John. 
Adam   Rose. 
Fredk.  Fresure. 


(c.)     CAPT.  ANDlfEW  FOREMAN'S  PAY  ROLL  FROM  OCT. 
lOTH   TO   DEC.   lOTH,   1781. 


Captain. 
Andrew   Foreman. 

Lieutenant. 
Harry  Hosteter. 

Ensign. 
Richard  Davis. 


Sergeants. 

Gilbt.  McMaster. 
Lorents   Clemmer. 
Jacob  Brothers. 

Drummer. 

George  Slagle. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


643 


Abrm.  Vanairsdal. 
Michael  Bargeld. 
Arnold  Levers. 
Philip  Milhoff. 
Manuel  Zigler. 
Jacob  Wertz. 
Peter  Gilwix. 
William   Michael. 
Liidwk.  Sherrets. 
Oswald    Dups. 
John  Stier. 
George  Clemer. 
Fredk.  Wigand. 
Joseph  Little. 
Valentine  Sherrer. 
John  Smith. 
Peter  Clunk. 
Philip  Hull. 
Richard  Persill. 
William  White. 
John  Roreback. 
Henry  Beare. 
George  Miller. 
Elijah  Rinehart. 
Thomas  Hughs. 
John  Marshall. 
Peter   Terrence. 
Philip  Freeman. 
David  Baker. 
Michl.  Beltz. 
George  Wigert. 
Adam  Wagoner. 


Corporals. 

Nicholas  Newman. 
Adam  Lokenbach. 
Jacob   Heflich. 

Privates. 


John  Risinger. 
Fredk.  Dalhamer. 
Leonard  Rauenstain. 
Henry  Germender. 
George  Sower. 
John  Boocher.  ■ 
Garrard  Vanarsdal. 
Casper  Noell. 
Michael  Snider. 
Nicholas  Masonhimer. 
John  Long. 
Peter  Garret. 
Aron  Auten. 
Peter  Trine. 
John  Clark. 
William  Wagoner. 
George  Ritzel. 
Christian  Swarts. 
Jacob  Butt. 
Conrod  Moule. 
John   White. 
Michael   Grove. 
Mathias    Epley. 
John  Kileannon. 
Jacob  Wintz. 
Palsor  Varnor. 
Jacob  Bribert. 
John  Auter. 
John  Preigner. 
John  Ferrit. 
John   Eichelberger. 


(c.)  It  is  agreed  between  James  Young  and  John  Roberts 
that  the  said  James  Young  shall  serve  as  a  substitute  in  the 
room  of  Jno.  Roberts  for  which  John  Roberts  is  to  give  him 


644  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

nine  Pounds  in  Gold  or  Silver  a  pair  of  shoes  and  a  peck  of 
Coarse  Salt  and  John  Roberts  is  to  take  the  state  for  his 
pay  the  he  would  be  entitled  to  if  he  served  in  his  own 
person  and  James  Young  Renounces  all  Right  &  title  to  any- 
other  pay  or  Wages  than  what  he  is  to  Receive  from  John 
Roberts  which  is  to  be  paid  as  soon  as  he  the  sd.  Young 
shall  be  Legally  discharged.  Witness  our  Hands  and  Seals 
this  11th  day  of  October  1781. 

JAMES    S.    YOUNG.      [Seal.] 
JNO.  ROBERTS.     [Seal.] 
Sealed  and  delivered  in  the  presence  of 

JAMES  ANDERSON. 

York  County  ss. 

I  Do  Certify  that  the  Within  Bargon  Was  preformed  in 
John  Roberts  Part  and  he  is  Justly  intiteled  to  the  Pay  that 
is  Coming  from  the  Steat  to  James  Young. 

Witness  my  hand  23  August  1785. 

ANDREW  THOMPSON. 


(c.)  Sir:  Thos.  Ryan  is  accepted  a  Substitute  for  John  Jones 
of  the  Sixth  Class  of  Capt.  Bolls  Co. 

WM.  SCOTT. 
Octr.  16th  178L 

To  MAJOR  JOHN  EDIE. 


Octr.  the  18th  1871.     York  County,     (c.) 

These  are  to  Sertify  that  thomas  Robison  haith  Sarved  his 
full  Towr  of  Duty  in  the  Milita  in  the  Munths  of  Agst  and 
Sepr.  1781  is  Sertifyed  by  Mee. 

SAML.  FULTTON,  Capt. 


(c.)  This  is  to  Certify  that  the  Bearer  John  Sinhard  Has 
Served  his  Full  time  in  the  Fifth  Class  in  Capt.  Samuel  Ful- 
ton Company  of  Melitia  Givin  Under  my  hand  This  the  18th 
day  October  1781 

SAMUEL  FULTON,  Capt. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


645 


(c.)      CAPT.   JAMES   JOHNSTON'S   PAY   ROLL.  OCTOBR.   & 
NOVEMBR.   1781,   YORK   COUNTY. 


Captain. 
James  Johnston. 

Lieutenant. 
Joseph  Hunter. 

Ensign. 
Samuel  Russell. 

Sergeants. 
William   McDowel. 
David  Hosack. 
John  Loramar. 

Corporals. 
George   Townsley. 
George  Boston. 
Daniel   Deveny. 

Drummer. 
John  Mim. 

Fifer. 
John  Burck. 


X 


Robert  McNutt. 
William  Stanley. 
James   Haslet. 
John  Little. 
John  Maloan. 
William  McElroy. 
Samuel  Cross. 
Joseph  Ross. 
Rex  Dean. 
Walter  Buchanan. 
George  Switzer. 


Privates. 

Thomas  Meridath. 
Ebenezer  Ferguson. 
Robert    McJimpsey. 
William  Moore. 
Andrew  McKinney. 
Archibd.  McNeal. 
Thomas  Ryan. 
Adam  Hophman. 
Johh  Brown. 
Joseph  Myar. 
John  Costlar. 


646 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Samuel  McElheney. 
William   Wilson. 
John  Black. 
Joseph  Ray. 
Peter  Cofman. 
William  Gervin. 
William  Young. 
Henry  Deaker. 
Peter  Hoas. 
George  Spangler. 
Jacob    Srom. 
John  Butt. 
Richard  Hollis. 
Fredrick  Weaver. 
Mathias  Rits. 
Casper  Miller. 


Conrod  Lear. 
Robert  Bealy. 
Lodwick  Wisonk. 
James  Duncan. 
William  Kelley. 
John  Collans.* 
John  Seffrons. 
Thomas  Slemans. 
Randall  Cross. 
William  Waugh. 
Peter  Singer. 
James  Gallaway. 
John   Miller. 
Adam  Lightebarger. 
Willarick  Tarr. 
Nebo  McKissen. 


(c.)       CAPT.     GEORGE     GYSELMAN'S     PAY    ROLL    PROM 
DECR.  7TH  1781  TO  FEBRY  7TH  1782. 


Christian   Hosier. 
Frederick  Gyselman. 
Henry  Swartz. 
Jacob  Bailer. 
Abraham  Swartz. 
Peter  Bail. 
Jacob  Long. 
Jacob  Thresler. 


Captain. 
Geo.  Gyselman. 

Lieutenant. 
Jacob   Beer. 

Ensign. 
Philip  Whilan. 

Sergeant. 
George  Booze. 


Adam  Stover. 
John  Clyne. 
Adam  Tanthangee. 
Jacob  Kertner. 
William    Ruler. 
Daniel  Creamer. 
Jacob  Mercle. 
George  Houser. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


647 


Jacob   Bouser. 
Philip  Havestock, 
Thomas  King. 
Conrad  Kinder. 
Henry  Fisher. 
Samuel  Moser.    * 
George  Teshner. 
George  Coltrider. 
Peter  Olinger. 
George  Crean. 
Philip  Welty. 
George  Crease. 
Jacob  Snider. 
George  Isenhart. 
Andrew  Color. 
Christian  Moore. 


George  Spare. 
Jacob  Hackler. 
Jacob  Hoaghinauer. 
James  Sholdon. 
Jacob  Sebalt. 
Henry  Talman. 
Stophel  Rider. 
Michael  Sleasman. 
George  Swartz. 
Henry  Hess. 
Valentine  Ansbaugh. 
George  Hosier. 
Abraham  Hosier. 
Patrick  Everen. 
Adam  Hestee. 
Henry   Keever. 


(c.)      CAPT.    ANDREW    PATTERSON'S    PAY    ROLL    FROM 
DECEMR.  7TH  TO  25TH  DA.   1781. 


Captain. 
Andrew  Patterson. 

Sergeant. 
William  Armstrong. 


Privates. 


John   Graft. 
John   Moore. 
Henry  Montgomery. 
Alexr.  Woodrow. 
William  McCloud. 
Joseph  Anderson. 
James  Neely. 
John  Elliot. 
Andrew  Wolf. 
James  Hagan. 
William  Degroff. 
Samuel  Demeree. 


George  Crowl. 
Lawrence  Duel. 
Ebrim  Johnston. 
Peter  Vandike. 
Robert    Lewis. 
John  Saylor. 
John  Armstrong. 
Jacob   Rooler. 
John  Marfield. 
James  Spear. 
Adam.  Plum. 
Jacob  Wolf. 


648 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Joseph  Lency. 
George   Young. 
Jacob  Cline. 
Samuel  Kell. 
John  Allen. 
Charles  Murrey. 


Andrew  Brown. 
Frederick   Earsman. 
Thomas  Skillet. 
Andrew  Slone. 
Patrick  Lealey. 
Jacob  Oyster  (Wagoner). 


(c.)      CAPT.    JOHN   WAMPLERS    PAY   ROLL  FROM   DECR. 
7TH  1781  TO  FEBRUY  7TH  1782.     YORK  COUNTY. 


John  Hull. 
John   Conrad. 
James  McCutchen. 
Nicholas  Marshall. 
Daniel   Miller. 
Dewald  Ravenstine. 
John  Grim. 
Peter  Long. 
Jacob  Grosscost. 
Edward   Shea. 
Michael  Collar. 
John  Shoar. 
Isaac    Sell. 
John  Boart. 
Peter  Eagert. 
Adam   Heagie. 
Philip    Slentz. 


Captain. 
John  Wampler. 

Lieutenant. 
Jonas  Wolf. 

Ensign. 
Peter  Foreman. 

Sergeant. 
Michl.  Clapsadle. 

Privates. 

John  Eagert. 
Bernard  Albright. 
George  Weiser. 
•Adam  Creamer. 
Jacob  Musrosh. 
Peter  Eaplie. 
Jacob  Foreman. 
John  Wagart. 
Michael  Emlit. 
Jacob  Newcomer. 
Adam  Greaver. 
Michael  Keller. 
William  Bineman. 
Christian  Kimerly. 
Henry  Keler. 
George  Vernor. 
John  Preston. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


649 


James  Crawford. 
John  Hooker. 
Hy  Bollinger. 
Zachariah  Lash. 
John  Mowra. 


James  Sumberland. 
Matthias  Eplie. 
Thomas    Butler. 
Adam  Miller. 
Michael  Snider. 


(c.)      CAPT.   WILLIAM   LINDSAY'S   PAY   ROLL  FROM  DE- 
CEMR.   8,  1781  TO  FEBRY  8,   1782. 


Nathl.   Porter. 
Samuel  Cochran. 
Joseph  Scott. 
Stephen  Caldwell. 
John  Young. 
William  Ewing. 
Torrence   Stockdate. 
Matthew  Clark. 
James  McCreary. 
James  Douglass. 
Matthias  Cabless. 
Conrad  Leuas. 
Barnabas  Johnston. 
John  McMullen. 
Peter  Arndt. 
David  Horner, 
Hugh  Queers. 
Andrew  Smith. 
Anthony  Patton. 
John  Millhoof. 
George  Reed. 
John  Sheffer. 
Adam  Scantier. 
Charles  Housman. 


Captain. 
William  Lindsay. 

Sergeants. 
Isaac  Armstrong. 
Joseph  Elder. 

Privates. 

George  Fry. 

David  Sheffer. 

Jacob  Oldshow. 

John   River. 

William  Cooper. 

William  Vance. 

John  Rencher. 

Christopher  Peters. 

David  Worldly. 

Henry  Sailer. 

John  Cooley. 

Hy  Hartman. 

George  Liver. 

Frederick  Miller. 

Fredk.  Rule  (Wagoner). 

William  Hunter. 

Jonas  Rudisill. 

Stephen  Fiferock. 

Andrew  Stough. 

Adam  Bond. 

David  or  Danl.  Brokhart. 

William  Martin. 

John  Bond. 


650 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


(c.)      JOHN   McMASTER'S   PAY   ROLL   FROM   DECMR   STH 
nSl  TO   FEBRURY  Y  8TH,   1782. 


Captain. 
John  McMaster. 

Ensign. 
John  Taylor. 

Sergeant. 

William  Snodgrass. 

Drummer. 
Thomas  Aston. 


Privates. 


John  Cooper. 
Casper  Beerbrower. 
George  Barton. 
Robert  McConnell. 
Jacob  Springer. 
Joseph  Campbell. 
Thomas  Warren. 
George  Coble. 
Hugh  Renolds. 
Isaac  Hearse. 
William  Gelespey. 
Ely  Mills. 
Thomas  Copeland. 
William  Glancy. 
William  McCall. 
Robert  McClellan. 
Samuel  Fullertou. 
Patrick  Doughlas. 
Joseph  McKee. 
Hugh  Sprout.  ' 
John  McDowell. 


John  Reed. 
John  Gilbert. 
Joseph  Fidrow. 
Owen  McGlockland. 
William  Elder. 
Charles  Stevenson. 
James  Turk. 
John  Peigher. 
Thomas  Boyd. 
John  Shrode. 
Joseph  Painer. 
Samuel  McCherg. 
William  Donaldson. 
James  Humes. 
James  Connelly. 
James  Kelly. 
Samuel  Jennings. 
William  Morrow. 
William  Mourn. 
John  Alsop. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  651 


(c.)     CAPT.   EPHRAIM  PENNINGTON'S  PAY   ROLL  DECR. 

1781   &   JANUY.   1782. 


Captain. 
Ephraim  Pennington. 

Lieutenant. 
Joseph  Brown. 

Ensign. 

Alexr.   Spear. 

Qr.  Mr. 
Patrick  Sullivan. 

Qr.   Mr.  Sergeant. 
Wm.   Wall. 

Clerk. 
David   Parker. 

Sergeants. 
Colliep  Crumlof. 
Jacob   Srode. 
John  Burk. 
John  David. 

Corporals. 
Simon  Fourd. 
John   Sufferance. 
William   Gadart. 
John  Brown. 

Drummer. 
John    Meem. 

Fifei^ 
Thomas  Burk. 

Privates. 
John  Comfort.  George  Gice. 

Thomas  Cronemiller,  George  King. 


652 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Philip  Simons. 
Tliomas  Asting. 
Jacob  France. 
Christopher  Baker. 
John  Cloyd. 
Wintle  Everhart. 
David  Rush. 
Humphrey  Rush. 
William  Pennybaker. 
Jacob  Hafflick. 
Jacob  Newell. 
Joseph  Brown. 
Jacob  Burger. 
Michael  Burger. 
George  Ritzel. 
Baltzer  Warner. 
Conrad   Lear. 
John  Fields. 
Joseph  Ray. 
Michael  Smock. 
Alexander  Withrow. 
John  Wilderness. 
John  Coon. 
James  Wilson. 
William  Caldwell. 
Ludwick  Wilson. 
Daniel  Parkison. 
Jacob  Maxwell. 
Richard  Asting. 
Joseph  Stephens. 
Mark  Kile. 
Thomas  Rion. 


David   Devore. 

John  Devore. 

Samuel  Devoll. 

William  McCluug. 

John  Kincannon. 

David  Adams. 

Jacob  Slance. 

John    Shrode. 

John  Thompson. 

Joseph  Fleming. 

Robt.    Brackenridge. 

William  Kelly. 

John  Mclntire. 

Michael  Fedre. 

Michael  Shultz. 

Henry  Keager. 

David    Sode. 

William  Farrow. 

George  Myer. 

David  Johnston. 

Jacob  Zigler. 

Henry  John. 

Jacob  Datisman. 

Michl.  Bullinger  Wag.  &  Team. 

Adam  Tarn. 

Mathias   Sitler. 

Samuel  Grahams. 

Henry  Shrode. 

Elijah  Davis. 

Frederick  Hummel. 

Peter  Kelwix. 


RETURN  OF  CAPTN  COMFORTS  COMPANY,  1781.  (c.) 


Jacob  Comfort. 
George   Hoyer. 
Elias  Guel. 
John  Morgan.         % 
Henry  Strickler. 
Martin  Gartner. 
Phillip  Deeker. 


Abraham  Coble. 
Stephen  Reep. 
Daniel  Flory. 
Michel  Rudy. 
TTlrich  Newcomer. 
William  Willias. 
Yost  Reep. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


653 


Jacob  Bruckhart. 
Christian  Stoner. 
Henry  Caltrider. 
George  Mantle. 
John   Barnhart. 
John  Strickler. 
Allexander  Crow. 
Jacob  Welshoves. 
Fetter  Gipe. 
Michel  Blesinger. 
John  Ament. 
Bolsor  Kunkle. 
Craft  Billet. 
Michel  Smelsor. 
Joseph  Bellinger. 
Henry  Launis. 
John  Wright. 
John  Wilant. 
William  Holsinger. 
Jacob  Bolsor. 
John  Bowman. 
Christian  Newcomer. 
Henry  Flory. 
John  Isaac. 
John  Flory. 
Frans  Flory. 
David  Frees. 
Christain  Leaman. 
Phillip   Shulsbock. 
Vollintine  Leephart. 
John  Mate. 
Michel  Coffman. 
Jacob  Launis. 
Phillip  Gartner. 
Mikel  Moser. 
Adam  Swape. 
Abraham  Flory. 
John  Harr. 
Vendle  Wolff. 
Jacob  Frees. 
Adam  Darom. 
Joseph  Erh. 
Samuel  Crool. 


Jacob  Strickle. 
Bolsor  Fits. 
George  Deets. 
Jacob  Shults. 
Michel  Derstain. 
Michel  Miller. 
Jacob  Leedy. 
Henry   Kindich. 
Henry  Fisher. 
Jacob  Coffman. 
John  Conn. 
Christian  Kunkle. 
Jacob  Hivel. 
Casper  Mate. 
Henry  Strickel. 
Petter  Bitler. 
Martin  Hoover. 
Daniel  Neeff. 
John  Doorman. 
Simon  Holsinger. 
Jacob  Flory. 
David  Mellenger. 
George  Shaller. 
Isaac  Flooy. 
Jacob  Hoyeer. 
John  Kist. 
Conrod    Strickler. 
Phillip  Thomas. 
George  Droock. 
Conrod  Croft. 
Adam    Baun. 
Jacob  Shults,  Juner. 
Mathias    Carm. 
Henry  Conn. 
John  Ewing. 
James  Ewing. 
George  Cloper. 
George  Gipe. 
John  Fits. 
Abraham  Ternote. 
Frederick  Beeher. 
George  Frees. 


654 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


CAPT.  FERREE'S  RETURN  FOR  THE  YEAR  1781.     (c.) 


Captain. 

Ferree. 

■ 

Lieutenant. 

1  dyior. 

Ensign. 

pope. 

Jacob  Boj'ly. 

Jacob  Erhart. 

Wallantine  Hamspoker. 

jorg  bole. 

Lorence  rose. 

dhawet  huber. 

John  grammer. 

hannes  Prei. 

Abraham  Taylor. 

hannes  schomer. 

Dannel   peterman. 

hannes  dicke. 

John  Taylor. 

Atam   stebler. 

Thomas  Erhart. 

hermer  miller. 

Henry  Miller. 

chunrath  Schwartz. 

Martine  feighley. 

Karl  diel. 

Jacop  Spiller. 

willem  nes. 

John  Color. 

hannes  meier. 

henry  Strayer. 

hannes  lies. 

philip  Sheaffer. 

christoppel  shintler. 

balser   color. 

stefe  schleifer. 

Henrich  geller. 

frans  gross. 

Johannes  Stubler. 

beter  yutling. 

Abraham  burn. 

Jacob  has. 

Henrich  Meier. 

niclos   rieb. 

Abraham  burn. 

michael  nes. 

Samul   brilhart. 

niclos  burn. 

Michael    meier. 

cunrat  hat. 

Abraham  reber. 

Jacob  heltibrand. 

Henrich  Engel. 

christian  resh. 

balser  faust. 

henrich  hes. 

brent  hamscher. 

Jacob  nus. 

bernet  bleimeir. 

jorg  gross. 

henrich  beier. 

thomas  deies. 

felix  hiltebrand. 

chunrat  alt. 

A  i-1  o  rvi 

tomis  miller. 

Atla.111     

shefer. 

beter  Keninfelter. 

michael  griselman. 
jorg  shneider. 
jorg  ehrman. 
michael  fry. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 

thanel  meier. 
nicklos  bob. 
Jacob  brilhart. 


655 


RETURN    OF    CAPTAIN    SIMON    KOPPENHAFFER    COM- 
PANY, FEBRUARY  THE  5TH,  1782.      (c.) 


Captain. 
Simon  Koppenhaver. 

Lieutenant. 
Jacob  Gotwold. 

Ensign. 
Phillip  Benadick. 

Sert. 
Michael  Koppenhaver. 
Andrew  Gotwald. 
Andrew  Hack. 

Corporals. 
Andrew  Coller. 
Fredrick   Eresman. 
Adam   Lichenberger. 


Phillip  Snider. 
Killian  Lichenbergr. 
Jacob  Bohne. 
Conrad  Cline. 
Samuel  Day. 
Isaac  Brenaman. 
Phillip  Ament. 
Mathias  Backer. 
John  Ringer. 


Privates. 

Class   1st. 

Andrew  Lang. 
John  Kidgh. 
Jacob  Bixler. 
Ludwick  Rigble. 
John  Cline. 
Jacob  King. 
Casper  Knap. 
Phillip  Kunkel. 


656 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Jacob  Ginder. 
Adam  Edinger. 
Hennery  Roth. 
Michael  Cline. 
Baltzer  Keller. 
Nicolass  Snider. 
John  Gerhard. 
Jacob   Weltz. 
Fredrick  Hack  (?). 


2d  Class. 

Conrad  Ensminger. 
Andrew  Smith. 
Martin   Kopphaver. 
George   Wogans. 
Daniel  Strieker. 
Jacob   Kopp. 
Christian  Miller. 
Jacob  Kopp,  Junr, 
George  King. 


Petter  Knap. 
Jacob  Weever. 
John  Rieff. 
Christian  Bixler. 
Phillip  Moore. 
Adam  Shench. 
Christian  Keller. 
Aberham  Lieb. 


3d  Class. 

Mlckael  Triber. 
Hennery  orth. 
John  Shriber. 
Jacob  Snider. 
James  Bridess. 
George  Elgenfretz    (?). 
Nathan  Paule. 
John  Motz. 


Ludwick   Shindle. 
Michael  Melhorne. 
Davald  Gross. 
Samuel  Gross. 
George  Glingenman. 
William  Riess. 
George  Leabenston. 


4th  Class. 

Michael    Shriber. 
John   Rosenbaum. 
Adam  Miller. 
John  Ginder. 
Jacob  Eresman. 
Jacob  Miller. 
Conrad  Seyler. 


5th  Class. 


Conrad  Snider. 
Joseph  Koller. 
Jacob  Knap. 
George  Hackler. 
Hennery   Kolp. 
Michael    Kolp. 
Valientin  Kolman. 
John  Sharp. 
Nicolass  Day,  Junr. 
Andrew  Potter. 
John  Humberichauser. 


Baltzer  Rudysell. 
Yost  Shultz. 
John  Snell. 
Hennery  Wenicher. 
William  Roperts. 
Ropert  Jones. 
Ludwick   Triber. 
Jonas  Rudysell. 
Jacob  Hoffman. 
Petter  Moore. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


657 


6th 


Adam  Quickel. 
Adam  Wild. 
George  Lickenberger. 
Adam  Lickenberger. 
John  fetter. 
Michael  Ringer. 
Jacob  Miller. 
Vallentin  Wild. 
George  Miller. 
John  Grabill. 
Vallentin  Roller. 

Jacob  Hackler. 
Petter  Ellenberger. 
Jacob  Snider. 
Conrad  Ginder. 
Christian  Moore. 
John  Miller. 
David  Bruchard. 


7th 


8th 


Vallentin  Bohne. 
Petter  Long. 
Joseph  BixUer. 
Jacob  Klingenman. 
Samuel  Miller. 
John  Hyde. 
George  Gross. 

A  true  return  of  Captain 
February  the  8th,  1783. 


Class. 

Mickael  Edinger. 
Mickael  for  Cana. 
Esaias  Braune. 
George  Phillip  Shultz. 
Hennery  Seyler. 
Petter  Kopp. 
fridrick  Shindle. 
Jacob   Braune. 
Daniel  Flory. 
Aberham  Bruehard. 

Class. 

Christian  Bixler. 
John  Rudysell. 
John  Kolherr. 
Petter  Snider. 
Martin  Frey. 
Yost  Harbaugh. 

Class. 

Casper  Ligtenber. 

John  Miller. 

Petter  Shultz. 

Andrew  Gross. 

Phillip  Jacob  King.  -,  <r 

Fredrick  Hoffman. 

Andrew  Harskey. 
Simon   Koppenhaffers  Company, 

WM.  ASHTEN,  Majer. 


(c.) 


LIEUT.    CHARLES    BARNETZ'S    PAY    ROLL    FROM 
MARCH  8TH  TO  MAY  8TH  1782. 


Lieutenant. 
Chas.  Barnetz. 

Ensign. 
Godfrey  Lenhart. 
42— Vol.  II— 6th  Ser. 


658 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Heury  Hoffner. 
Jonathan  Edwards. 
John  Waggoner. 
Frederick  Elsberry. 
Elijah  Quarry. 
Daniel  Peterman. 
Henry  Lantz. 
Philip  Vance. 
George   Boloy. 
Andrew  Sultzberger. 
John  Gulp. 
George  Spangler. 
Frederick  Vernor. 
Gasper  Miller. 
Peter  Fiser. 
Samuel  Coorse. 
James  Harrington. 
John  Englibright. 
Jacob  Neaff. 
Paul   Guiger. 
John  Will. 
Jacob    Hiltzel. 


Qf.  Mastr. 
Patrick  Sullivan. 

Sergeants. 
John  Burke. 
John   Brown. 

Corporal. 
John  Seffron. 

Drummer. 
John  Meem. 

Privates. 


John  Roope. 
John  Keller. 
Jacob  Kiskhard. 
Peter   Slimmer. 
Mathias   Kepply. 
Gasper  Trump. 
George   Lutz. 
George  Tice. 
Christopher   Rider. 
Jacob  Balsley. 
Philip  Gohn. 
Jacob   Long. 
Joseph  Myers. 
Jacob  Roadhiser. 
Peter  Peters. 
George  Lake. 
Michael  Shanberger. 
Michael    Moser. 
George  Beck. 
Thomas  Luntch. 
Ludwick  Waltman. 


(c.)  This  is  to  Certify  that  Martin  Strine  has  Served  a 
tower  in  the  Eighth  Class  of  York  County  Militia  for  Fred- 
arick  Stoon  comencing  the  •24th  of  August  1782. 

JOHN  POLKE,  Lieut. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


659 


(e.)  This  is  to  certify  that  Jas.  thompson  has  Served  this 
tour  of  Duty  in  the  Eighth  Class  of  Yorli  County  Militia 
comencing  the  24  of  August  1782. 

JOHN  POKE,  Lieut. 


(c.)     CAPT.  THOMAS  CLINGAN'S  PAY  ROLL  FROM  AUGT 
24TH   17S2  TO  OCTOBR.  24TH.   1782. 


I 
James  Anderson. 
George  Amiller. 
Alexander  Blair. 
Robert  Chamberlain. 
John  Connor.    =« 
Ninian  Chamberlain. 
George  Koontz. 
Edwd.  Dougherty. 
Felty  Debault. 
William  Donoly. 
James  Agnew. 
John  Elder." 
George  Feman. 


Captain. 
Thomas    Clingan. 

Lieutenant. 
John   Pollock. 

Ensign. 
Ulerech    Hosteter. 

Sergeants. 
William  Twinim. 
Anthony  Patton. 
John  McGriff. 

Corporals. 
John  Clark. 
William  Falconer. 
James  Summerlin. 

Privates. 

Nicholas   Foy. 
Michael    Fink. 
William  Fullerton. 
John  Gwin. 
Alexander  Donaldson. 
Robert  Gilchriest. 
Philip  Graft. 
William  Gallaher. 
John  Horner. 
Jacob  Haverlick. 
Philip   Harman. 
Joseph  Hunter. 
Joseph  Kerr. 


660 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Thomas  Lusk. 
John  Sipe. 
James  McCortel. 
Thomas  McCortel. 
John  Miller. 
Joseph  Mitchel. 
Hugh  Moore. 
John  McDonald. 
John  McKisick. 
John  Newell. 
Gasper  Nowell. 
James  Proudfoot. 
Jacob  Pricker. 
Jacob  Rife. 
Dewalt  Ravingston. 
James  Stephenson. 
Samuel  Stephenson. 
Andrew   Sans. 
Martin  Strine. 
George  Switzer. 
Jeremiah  Sturgeon. 
Jacob  Smith. 
Peter  Trine. 
Ulerech  Tar. 
James  Thompson. 


Aaron  Wright. 
Michael  Airhart. 
George  Bott. 
Daniel  Crowman. 
Andrew  Dodd. 
Daniel  Dull. 
John  Decker. 
Adam   Fultz. 
Christopher  Flower. 
John  Fox. 
John  Free. 
George  Hempfield. 
John  Hagy. 
John  Lauromer. 
David  Millhorn. 
Martin  Myre. 
Michl.   Metzel. 
Nicholas  Miller. 
Peter  Neargo. 
William  Strough. 
Andrew  Sipe. 
Jacob    Statler. 
John  Simonds. 
Jacob  Trine. 


(c.)  this  is  to  Certify  that  Andrew  Sands  has  Served  a 
towr  of  Duty  in  the  Eighth  Class  of  York  County  Militia 
Commencing  the  26th  of   August  1782. 

JOHN  POLKE,  Lieut. 


(c.)  This  is  to  Certify  that  George  Switser  has  Served 
Tower  of  Duty  in  the  Eighth  Class  of  York  County  Militia 
Commencing  26th  of  August  1782. 

JOHN  fSlKE,  Lieut. 


(c.)  Jacob  Eickelberger  of  the  Eight  Class  in  the  first 
Compt.  of  my  Battalion  of  Militia  was  called  to  March  to 
Fort  Pitt  to  Start  on  the  28th  of  August  1782. 

Now  I  do  Certify  that  Jacob  Eickelberger  aforesaid  Pro- 
cured Jacob  Heaflich  as  a  Substitute  to  prefore  Said  Tower 
for  him  which  I  then  Excepted  of.  Given  under  my  hand  the 
9th   of  Mar.    1787.  HENRY  SLAGLE. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


661 


(c.)  I  do  Certify  that  Samuel  Hornish  of  the  Eight  Class 
did  Procure  a  Certain  Jacob  Rife  as  a  Substitute  to  preform 
a  tower  of  Militia  Duty  in  August  1782. 

Given  under  my  hand  the  29th  of  Mar.  1787. 

Hornish  was  to  Receive  the  pay. 

HENRY  SLAGLE. 


A  RETURN  OF  CAPTAIN  PETER  FRYE'S  COMPANY  OF 
ALL  THE  MALES  FROM  EIGHTEEN  YEARS  TO  FIFTY- 
THREE  YEARS  THAT  CAN  NOW  BE  FOUND  OUT  BY 
THE   OFFICERS— SEPTEMBER   26,   1782.     (c.) 


Captain. 
Peter  Frye. 

Lieutenant. 
Christian  Housman. 

Ensign. 
Ulrich  Seller. 


Edward   Smith. 
Arch.    Hyson. 


Sergeants. 

John  keller. 

Privates. 


John  Fray. 
Henry  Tison. 
William  Ligget. 
Conrad  Gyer. 
John  Peterman. 
Craft  Harman. 
George  Blows. 
Fredick  fits. 


1st  Class. 

Michal  Smook. 
Michal  Hindel. 
Robert  Stewart. 
George  fray. 
Joseph  Colleeday. 
Frances  wooUaler. 
Thomas  dixon. 
Jacob  koffelt. 


Conrad  fray,  juner. 
Adam  Hindel,  Juner. 
Baltzser  Shenburger. 


2nd  Class. 

Joseph  Ligget. 
Robert  McGavock. 
John  Rissener. 


662 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


George  Smook. 
John  Cross. 
Malthas  Caplee. 


Michal   wonboch. 
John  Eavy. 
John  Shenberger. 
Peter  Lorry. 


Fredrick  Clasbunner. 
Christan  kegerrise. 

3rd  Class. 

John  har  Shenne. 
Henry  Cold  Rider. 
Matthew  Hartford. 
John  Stole. 


4th  Class. 


Benjamin  Tison. 
Bartle  Selor. 
Martan  Slinger. 
Abraham  Morser. 
Jacob  kayer. 
Mathias  Garner. 


Joseph  Weser. 
Jacob  Selor. 
Valintin  Peterman. 
Martin  judg. 
Michal  Sengree. 


5th  Class. 


James  McGavock. 
Barnet  fray. 
John  Good. 
Henry  Renberger. 
Lodwigg  ord, 
Jacob  Stegner. 
Adam  Coone. 
John  Moser. 
Abraham  Galiher. 


John  Miers. 
Phillip  fray. 
Phillip  Womback. 
Phillip  Coone. 
Conrad  fry,  senner. 


Andrew  Slinger. 
Chrles  Housman. 
Henry  Domb. 
John  Millhoof. 
John  Rindel. 
Jacob  Smook. 


Henry  Miller. 
Michal  Seltzer. 
William  Stuart. 
Caspe  Wolter. 
David  Good. 
Jacob  Ecart. 
Jacob  Sonner. 
Steven  Slifer. 


6th  Class. 


Randel  Cross. 
Joseph  Ligget. 
William  Young, 
fredrack  fry. 


7th  Class. 


Stofel  Rider. 
Ulrich  knave, 
fredrick  Hammer. 
David  Good,  juner. 
Phillip  Hindel. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


663 


Adam  Shenburger. 
Casper  Trumph. 
George  Ligget. 
George  Tice. 
Daiel  Peterman. 
Henry  Lands. 
John  Mc  kisson. 


8th  Class. 

Jacob  knave. 
Pall  Oyer. 
Christan  Miller. 
Alexander  Mc  kinley. 
George  windholt. 
Isack  Mc  kisson. 
Stofel  hindel. 


RETURN  OF  CAPTAIN  REINHART  BOOTS  COMPANY,  NO- 
VEMBER YE  20TH,  1782.     (c.) 


Reinhart  Butt. 
Geo.  Philip  Zeigler. 
Philip  Ebert. 
John  Dettemer. 
Peter  Hoke. 
John  Earnst. 
Andrew  Ziehler. 
Jacob  Butt. 
John  Shram. 
John  Haller. 
John   Emigh. 
Frederick  Horn. 
Michael  Bentz. 
Philip  Wintermyer. 
Leonard  Wigle. 
Frederick  Lenhart. 
Bernhart  Holsapple. 
Thomas  Oldham. 
Andrew  Hoke. 
Mathias  Amend. 
Simon  Witmyer. 
Jacob  Smizer. 
Emanuel  Herman. 
Gabriel  Derr. 
Mathies   Smyser. 
Peter  Ottinger. 
Jacob   Ziegler. 
Nathan  Worley. 


Henry  Cuningham. 
Francis   Jones. 
Henry  Shultz. 
Henry  Keffer. 
George  Krantz. 
Adam  Hoke. 
George  Leekron. 
Francis  Worley. 
John  Ottinger. 
Philip  Christ. 
Samuel  Ridinger. 
Peter  Law. 
Gotlip  Fockler. 
Martin  Ebert. 
George  Butt. 
Jacob  Warley. 
Philip  Heltzel. 
Michael  Ebert. 
Gotlip  Riger. 
George    Sprengle. 
Joseph  Graybell. 
George  Eysters,  Snr. 
Stephen  Finffrock. 
Michael   Sprengle. 
Detrich  Rupert. 
James  Worley. 
Frederick  Eichelberger. 
Hermanns  Gukes. 


664 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


George  Feeman. 
Mathias  Kehler. 
Mathias  Kline. 
Abraham  Borga. 
Valentine  Emig. 
Michael  Speck. 
Frederick  Huber. 
Martin  Wigle. 
George  Eysauhart. 
James  Miller. 
Jacob  Oyster, 
Philip  Herman. 
Christian   Huber. 
George  Emig. 
John  Oldham. 
John  Kaufman. 
Robert  Bailey. 
Philip  Miller 
Ludwick  Myers. 
Nicholas  Wiant. 
Joseph  Seemer. 
Christian    Landis. 
Peter  Neargo. 
John  Meem. 
Frederick  Miller. 
Adam  Butt. 


George  Oister,  Junr. 
Henry  Wolf. 
Frederick  Rothrock. 
Philip  Hentz. 
Henry  Hoke. 
John   Mier. 
Anthony  Lehman. 
Leonhart  Keller. 
Michael  Newman. 
Andrew  Dabber. 
Gerhart  Govot. 
John  Kaufman. 
George  Widericht. 
Henry  Bohner. 
John  Detter. 
Nicholas  Detter. 
Christian   Rheinhart. 
George  Miles. 
Benjamin  Davis. 
Andrew  Hentz. 
Anthony  Wier. 
Gotfried  Miller. 
Abraham   Horn. 
George   Nailor. 
Jacob  Eisenhart. 


A  true  return  of  Riehnhart  Bootts  Company,  February  the 
8th,   1783.  WM.  ASHTEN, 

Major. 
WILLIAM  ZEIGLER, 

Clerk. 
Manchester  Return  of  Cap't  Rheinhart  Butt's  Company. 


RETURN    OF   CAPTAIN   HENNERY    MATHIAS    COMPANY, 
NOVEMBER  THE  20TH,  1782.     (c.) 


Capt. 
Hennery  Mathias. 

Lieut. 
George  Meyers. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


665 


Jacob  Gotwald. 
Jacob  Kattesman. 

Jacob  Meyer. 
John  Wire. 


Soffell  Bower. 
William  McNealley. 
John  Earss. 
Andrew  Cline. 
Thomas  Winery. 

George  Brua. 
George  Miller. 
Jacob  Barr. 
Martin  Shetter. 
Joshua  Hutten. 
Ludwick  Wire. 

William  Nicolass. 
Aberham  Shelley. 
Vallentine  Shultz. 
George  Streine. 
George  Snider. 
Fredrick  Zorger. 


Ensg. 
Charels  Heyer. 

Serjt. 

Daniel  Dentzel. 

Corp. 

Michael  Ressler. 

Privates. 

1st  Class. 

John  Stone. 
George  Sites. 
John  Kockenauer. 
John  Thomas. 

2d  Class. 

Jacob  Berger. 
Adam  Holtzable. 
Fetter  Miller. 
Hennery  Mathias,  Jim. 
John  Bower. 

3d  Class. 

Phillip  Federa. 
James  Hencok. 
Andrew  Miller. 
Jacoh  Heidelbaugh. 
Jacob  Forey. 
Jacob  Maxwell. 


Andrew  Bettman. 
John  Hoffman. 
Jacob  Heyer. 
Samuel  Braten. 

Thomas  Miller. 
Batterich  McMullen. 
Christian  Bomgerdner. 


4th  Class. 

Phillip  Finch. 

John  Nicolass,  in  the  5th  class. 

Michael  Federa. 

5th  Class. 

Better  Pence. 
Hennery  Ressler. 


666 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


James  Goreman. 
Ivan  John. 
Joseph  Geretsson. 
Corenellius  Geretsson. 
David  Ensminger. 

Hennery  John. 
George  Manspoger. 
Mickel  Bollinger. 
George  Meyer. 
Samuel  Hart. 


Jacob  Keppller. 
Ropert  Miller. 
William  Winery, 
frederick  Stone. 
Thomas    Bonine. 


6th  Class. 

Emuss  Lewis. 
John  Federa. 
Frederik  Stone,   Jur. 
John  Nebinger. 

7th  Class. 

John  Huntter. 
Adam   Stongt. 
George  Shetter. 
Peiter  Dentzel. 
George  Coble. 

8th  Class. 

Jonathan  McKerey. 
Fetter  Meyer. 
John  Horst. 
Adam   Snider. 
Jacob  Shelley. 


A  true  return  of  Ciipt.  Hennery  Mathias  Company,  February 
the  8th,  1783.  WM.    ASHTEN, 

Majer. 


RETURN  OF  JACOB  COMFORT'S  COMPANY  FOR  THE 
YEAR  1782.  (c.) 


Henry   Strickler. 
Martin  Gartner. 
Phillip  Decker. 
Abraham  Coble. 
Stephen  Reep. 
Daniel  Flory. 


Captain. 
Jacob    Comfort. 

Lieutenant. 
George  Heyer. 

iDsin. 
Jacob  Shultz. 

the  forst  clas. 

Mikel  Rudy. 
Ulirick  Newcomer. 
Nicklos  Helsly. 
John  Shroll. 
Christon  Newcomer. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


667 


Willim  Willis. 
Yost  Reep. 
Jacob  Bruckhart. 
Christion  Soner. 
George  Mandel. 
John  Strickler. 
Alexandar  Crow. 
Jacob  Waltzhofer. 

John  Ament. 
Boltzer  Conkel. 
Craft' Billit. 
Michel  Smaltzer. 
Henry  Lanous. 
John  Wright. 
John  Wilant. 
Willim  Hunsicker. 


the  2  class. 

Fetter  Gipe. 
Mickel  Blesinger. 
Abraham  Damod. 
Henry  Stants. 
John  Miller  Smith. 
Christion  Shroll. 
John  Cafman. 

the  3  clas. 

Jacob  Balsly. 
John  Bowman. 
Christion  Newcomer. 
Henry  Ficher. 
Josaph  Strickler. 
Jacob  Leedey. 
George  Cats. 
Willim  AUenson. 


John  Isaack. 
John  Flory. 
David  Frees. 
Christion  Laman. 
Phillip  Shultzback. 
Vallentin  Leebhart. 
John  Meet. 
Michel  Cofman. 


the  4  clas. 

John  Strickler. 
Jacob  Lanous.' 
Phillip  Gartner. 
Simon  Frees. 
Christion  Stoner,  Junei*. 
Jacob  Demod. 
John  Fits. 
John  Miller. 


Adam  Swap. 
Abraham  Flory. 
John  Herr. 
Henry  Can. 
John  Fox. 
Joseph  Bellinger. 
Wendal  Wolf. 
Matise  Carr. 
Jacob  Ffees. 

Henry  Cofman. 
Simuel  CroU. 
Jacob  Strickler. 


the  5  clas. 

Adam  Daron. 
Josaph  Erp. 
Benjamin  Bar. 
Lorens  Fisher. 
John  Shroll. 
Thomas  Willims. 
Fridrick  Spats. 
Fridrick  Barker. 

the  6  class. 

Boltzser  Fitz. 
George  Deets. 
Jacob  Shultz. 


668 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Michel  Dersten. 
Michel  Miller. 
Jacob  Leedey. 
Henry  florey.* 


Jacob  Cofman. 
John  Can. 
Christion  Conkel. 
Jacob  Hevel. 
Casper  Met. 
Henry  Strickler. 
Fitter  Bitler. 


Daniel  Naff. 
John  Dorman. 
Simon  Hunsicker. 
Jacob  Flory. 
Fetter  Boyer. 
John  Rist. 
Conrat  Strickler. 
Fhillip  Domas. 


Henry  Bonis. 
John  Daron. 
Henry  Gipe. 
Henry  Kendick. 

the  7  clas. 

Martin  Hoober. 
Gotlibe  Counkel. 
George  Frees. 
Adam  Ban. 
John  Freits. 
Henry  Strickler. 
Henry  Leephart. 

the   8  class. 

Danial  Snitman. 
Jacob  Hayer. 
Jacob  Statler. 
Daniel   Langnacker. 
David  Mallinger. 
George  Shaller. 
Isaac  Flory. 


120  in  Combny. 

Returned  on  Oath  this  15th  Dec'r  1782. 

JACOB  COMFORT,  Capt. 


RETURN    OF    ENSIGN    WINKLER'S    MUSTER    ROLL   FOR 
1782.     (0.) 


Edward  Wood. 


Ulrick  Bernhard. 
George  Conrad. 
Philip  Hofe. 
Christian  hersey. 


Ensign. 
Francis  Winkler. 

Serts. 

Stoffel  Weinmiller. 

Frivates. 
first  Class. 

Michael  Strasbough. 
Martin  Blank. 
Leonhart  Yetz. 
John  Hersey. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


669 


Joseph  Hersy. 
Daniel  Shoeneman. 
John   Ross. 
John  Gielkenne. 


Andrew  Hofe. 
Peter  Ratz. 
Philip  Stover. 
Andrew  Senft. 


John  Wirtz. 
Jacob  Wantz. 
Joseph  Hersey,  Sinior. 
Henry  fissel,  Sinior. 


Andrew  Pence. 
Nicholas  Pence. 


2d  Class. 

George  Gentzler. 
Peter  Wirtz. 
John  ottman. 

3d  Class. 

Jacob  Marks. 
Henry  Fissel. 

Abraham  Bollinger. 

I, 
ii.  ^ 

4th  Class. 

Michael  flssel. 
William  Blackburn. 
Yost  Waggener. 

5th  Class. 

John  Joseph. 
Jacob  Conrad. 


John  Dicks,  Sinior. 
Philip  Mayer. 


6th  Class. 


Peter  Marks. 
Robert  Sheffery. 


Adam  Dentlinger. 
Abraham  kuntz. 
Adam  Hofe. 


7th  Class. 

Yost  Runkel. 
George  Cron. 
henry  Lukebough. 


John  Simon. 
Peter  Minhart. 
John  Hoelael. 
Philip  Stambough. 


8th  Class. 

Adam   Schmelzer. 
Henry  Stover. 
Peter  hersey. 


The  above  contains  a  true  Return  of  my  Company  accord- 
ing to  the  best  of  my  knowledge  Dec.  27th,  1782. 

FRANCIS   WINGKEL. 
Sworn  before  me. 
WM.  SCOTT. 


670 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


(c.)     RETURN   OF  CAPT.   HENRY   FERREE'S  COMPANY 

1782. 


Captain. 
Henry  Ferree. 

Lieutenants. 
Michel    Taylor. 

Ensign. 
Ludwig  Pope. 


First  Class. 


Ihomas  Earhart. 
Andres  Mayor. 
John  Miller. 
Martain   Feighley. 
Jacob   Spitler. 


John   Coller. 
Henry  Morts. 
Tobies  Boayer. 
James  Elisen. 
William  Hunter. 


Second  Class. 


Conraid  hot. 
Henry  Strayer. 
Jacob  Cely. 
Philip  ShefFer. 
Falser  Coller. 
Henrry  Celler. 

John  Stebler. 
Abraham  Berey. 
Christian  Mayer. 
Henry  Mayer. 
Larence  Rose. 
Samuel  Brilhearte. 

Abraham  Reiver. 
Adam  Seigh. 
Henry  Eingel. 
Henrry  Boayer. 
John  Gordan. 


Adam  Stebler. 
Abraham  Mayer, 
Mikel  Peterman. 
Jacob  Stebler. 
Michal  Zeigh. 


Third  Class. 


Nicies  Pop. 
Frank  Rose. 
John  Coller. 
George  Earman. 
John  Taylor. 


Fourth  Class. 


John  Reyreg. 
Barnet  homsher. 
Gorg  Grove. 
Jacob  Stone. 
John  Sheyer. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


671 


John  olga. 
Felix  hiltebrand. 
Andra  Miller. 
Daniel  Peterman. 
Adam  Rose. 
David  Sheffer. 


George  Sheyer. 
Ritchard  Dies. 
John   EreStone. 
Hermen  Miller. 
Conrad  Swartz. 
Charles  Deilh. 


Voliutiue  Hamspoker. 
Nichlas  Ribe. 
Martan  Mayer. 
Jacob  Hildebrand. 
Christian  Reish. 


Conrad  Alt. 
Tobias  Miller. 
Adam  Sheffer. 
Michal  Mayer. 
Georg  Taylor. 
Jacob  Ereheart. 


Fifth  Class. 

Gorg  Beely. 
Jacob  reman. 
Jojin  Strermer. 
John  frey. 
Abraham  taylor. 
John  Feinckey. 

Sixth  Class. 

John  Lanch. 
Michel  Ness. 
Frank  Grove. 
Peter  Goodling. 
Jacob  Hess. 
John   Seigh. 

Seventh  Class. 

Henry  hess. 
Falser  Foust. 
Henry   Fisel. 
Frank  Allrit. 
Danel   Rider. 

Eight  Class. 

John  Mayer. 
John  Frichler. 
John  Taylor. 
Abraham  Tayloi*. 
Peter  Swarts. 


The  above  contains  A  true  Return  of  my  Company  according 
to  the  best  of  my  knowledge. 

HENRY  FERREE. 

Deer.  28,  1782. 
Affirmed  before  me. 
WM.  SCOTT. 


672 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


THE  RETURN  OF   CAPT.   COMFORT  COMPANY   FOR  THE 
YERE  1782.     (c.) 


Captn. 
Jacob  Comfort. 


George  Hoyar. 
Jacob  Shults. 
John  Morgan. 
Henry  Strikler. 
Martin  Gortner. 
Phillip  Decker. 
Abraham  Coble. 
Stppen  Reep. 
Michel  Rudy. 
Ulrick  Newoomer. 
William  Willeas. 
Yost  Reep. 
Jacob  Bruckhart. 
Christian   Stoner. 
George  Mantle. 
Jacob  Strickler. 
Allexander  Crow. 
Jacob  Weltzhafer. 
Petter  Gipe. 
Michel  Blesiner. 
John  Amant. 
Bolser  Kunkel. 
Croft  Billet. 
Michel  Smetsor. 
Joseph   Dellinger. 
Henry  Lounis. 
John  Wright. 
John  Wilant. 
William  Holsinger. 
Jacob  Bolsley. 
John  Bowman. 
Christian  newcomer. 
Henry  Flory. 
John  Isaac. 
John  Flory. 


David  Frees. 
Christian  Laman. 
Phillep  Shulsbath. 
VoUintine  Leephart. 
John  Mote. 
Michel  Cafman. 
John  Strickler. 
Jacob  Launis. 
Phillip  Gartner. 
Adam  Swap. 
Abraham  Flory. 
John  Heerr. 
Vendle  Wolff. 
Jacob  Frees. 
Adam  Daron. 
Joseph  Erp. 
Samuel  Croll. 
Jacob  Strickler. 
Bolsor  Fits. 
George  Deets. 
Jacob  Shultz,  Jun'r. 
Michel  Derston. 
Michel  Miller. 
Jacob  Leedy. 
Henry  Kindrich. 
Henry  Fisher. 
John  Baim. 
John  Conn. 
Christian  Kunkel. 
Jacob  Hivele. 
Casper  Mate. 
Henry  Strickler. 
Petter  Bitler. 
Martin  Hoover. 
Daniel  neeff, 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


673 


John  Doi-man. 

Simon  Holsinger. 

Jacob  Flory. 

David  Mallinger. 

George  Shaller. 

Isaac  Flory. 

Fetter  Boyer. 

John  Riste. 

Phillip  thomas. 

George  Droock. 

Adam  Boun. 

Henry  Conn. 

John  Eweing. 

George  Cloper. 

John  Shroll. 

Christian  Shroll. 

George  Gipe. 

John  Fits. 

ABraham  Tamote. 

Fredrick  Barker. 

George  Freds. 

Lorance  Fisher. 

Benjamin  Beer. 

Jacob  Heyer. 

Jacob  Statler. 

Henry  Paunix. 

Daniel  Longnecker. 

Simon  Frees. 

Jacob  Weltzhoper,  Jun'r. 

George  Deets. 

Christian  Stoner,  Jun'r. 

Christian  Newcomer,  Jun'r. 


Jacob  Damote. 
John  Darone. 
Honickel  Helsel. 
John  Frits. 
Joseph  Strickler. 
Conrad  Strickler. 
Henry  Strickler. 
Joseph  tritt. 
Jacob  Leedy  ,Jim'r. 
Henry  Strickler,  Mill. 
John  Miller. 
John  Miller  Smith. 
Fredrick  Spots. 
Henry  Cafman. 
George  Cots. 
David  Drenen. 
Henry  Leepherd. 
John  Stoner. 
Henry  Gipe. 
Gotlip  Kunkel. 
Danil  Snitman. 
Henry  Leaman. 
Stefel  Hivle. 
George  Hivle. 
John  Leedy. 
Henry  Beem. 
Gotlip  Rup. 
Jacob  Shroll. 
Willim  Golloher. 
Gotlip  Hoaffman. 
Phillip  Rup. 
Henry  Stans. 


CLASS    ROLL    OF    CAPT.    GEORGE    GISELMAN'S    COMPY. 
FOR   THE   YEAR   1782.     (c.) 

• 

Capt. 
George  Giselman. 

Lieut. 

And-'-^w  Low. 


43— Vol.  II— 6th  Ser. 


674 


Caspar  Steiner. 
George  Law. 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

Ensign. 
Valentin  Alt. 

Serjt. 

Christian  Haaler. 
Michael  Hasler. 

Fifer. 
George   Hasler. 

Drummer. 
Michael  Beltz. 

Clerk. 
Barnet   Ziegler. 

Privates. 
1   Class. 


Henry  Glatfelder. 
John  Smith. 
Jacob  Fonhuber. 
John    Mowrer. 
Peter  Kuntz. 
Henry  Bawer. 
Peter  Sprenkel. 
John   Hiklebrand, 


new   classed. 


2  Class. 


John  Bop. 

George  Walter. 

George  Diehl. 

Peter  Stiik. 

Christian  Henry. 

Henry  Corfman. 

Jacob  Shwartz. 

John  Diehl,   new  classed. 

Christian  Klinedienst. 
Leonard  Kindlein. 
Michael  Emigh. 
Jacob   Henry. 
Michael  Glatfelder. 
Henry  Hiklebrand. 
George  Newman. 


3d  Class. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


675 


Jacob  Sheaffer. 
Barnet  Bop. 
Frederik  Venus. 
George  Ei'ion. 


4  Class. 


John  Fox. 

Felix  Gratfekler. 

Henry  Bowmgardner. 

Joseph  Hasler. 

John  Liebenstein.  ' 

Charles  Emigh. 

John  Bowman. 

Philip  Henry. 

Salomon   Walter,   new   classed. 

5  Class. 
Christian  Brenman. 
John  Bayer. 
Michael  Shank. 
Andrew  Shadier. 
Michael  Henry. 
Melshior  Pfiffer  (?). 
John  Glatfelder. 
Henry  Doll. 
Christopher  Shindler,  new  classed. 


6  Class. 


Godfrey  Kliuedienst. 
Adam  Bopp. 
Michael  Hilman. 
John  Houser. 
Casper  Hildebrancl. 
Jacob  Folkner. 
Peter  Shoemaker. 
Casper  Glatfelder. 
Abraham  Hasler. 
Michael  Giselman. 


Abraham  Shwartz. 
Henry  Shwartz. 
Jacob  Markle. 
George  Emigh. 
Jacob    Wydman. 


7  Class. 


676 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


George  Hoiiser. 

Frederik    Giselman. 

Liulwigh  Hartnian. 

Henry  Bowman,  new  class'd. 

8  Class. 
George  Shlasman. 
Philip  Hilman. 
Peter  Houser. 
Michael  Liebenstein. 
Jacob  Corpman. 
Charles  Diehl. 
Ludwigh  Backer. 
George   Markle,   new  class'd. 

Total    82    men. 
John   Harlman,  new   class'd. 


CLASS  ROLL  OF  CAPT.  HENRY  KESLER'S  COMPANY  FOR 
THE  YEAR  1782.     (c.) 


Lawrence  Rhorbach. 
Jacob  Eppele. 

Daniel  Jonas. 
Jacob  Haffner. 


Jacob  Dealer,  Senir. 
Jacob  Miller. 
Samuel  Brenman. 


Capt. 
Henry    Kesler. 

Lieut. 
John  Hamm. 

Sergt. 

Jacob  Stomback. 

Corpral. 

John  Dealer. 

Privates. 
First  Class. 


Martin  Snyder. 
Henry  Stomback. 
John    Strithoff. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


677 


Peter  Krebs. 

George  Werley. 
Stephen  Peter. 
John  Reber. 

Adam   Miller. 
Christian   RenoUy. 
Jacob  Strithoff. 


2d  Class. 

Michael  Miller. 
Conrod  Groft. 
Jacob  Backer. 

3d  Class. 

John  Meyer. 
Joseph   Brilhart. 
Henry  Kerver. 


Benjamin  Brenman. 
George  Fernsler. 
Jacob  Werley. 
Adam  Hoffman. 
Daniel  Wertz. 

Andrew  Miller. 
Daniel  Hamm. 
Christian  Ruble. 
William  Backer. 

Ulrick   Huber. 
Henry   Werley. 
Jacob  Renolly. 


4  Class. 

Philip  Saur. 

Jacob  Saback. 

Andrew  Miller,   Late  classed. 

Henry  Wesley,  new  classed. 

5  Class. 

Christian  Brilhart. 
Ulrick  Kneyer. 
Christian  Rhorback. 

6  Class. 

Yost  Hofman. 
Valentin    Hollinger. 
Georg  Deshner. 


Class. 
Thomas  King. 
Peter  Kesler. 
Michael  Sheyrer. 

Class. 
Peter  Helman,  Late  classed. 
Jacob  Epple,  jun.,  Late  classed. 


Jacob  Bealer. 
Peter  Stomback. 
John  Kline. 
Lawrence  Shiiltz. 

John  Riulisill. 
John  Huber. 
John  Miller. 

Christian  Haffner.  ^  ■ 

Total  63.  *:, 

The   above    is   a    true    return    of   my   company   according   to 
the  best  of  my  knowledge. 

HENRY  KESLER. 
Pworn  before   me 
WM.    SCOTT. 


678 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


RETURN    OF    CAPTAIN    SHERERS    COMPANY    OF    YORK 
COUNTY  IN  THE  YEAR  1782.     (c.) 


George  Krebs. 
George  Koltrictor. 

Adam  foltz. 
Jacob  Ziegler. 


fiitrih  fiatzan. 


(Col.  Remer's  Battalion). 

Capt. 

John  Sherer. 

Leut. 
Jacob  Bare. 

Ens'n. 
Heifer  Gramar. 

Sert. 

Michael  Shuls. 

Corpls. 

Michael  Rose. 

Drummer. 
John  Sauer. 

fifer. 

Leonhart   Karll. 

Cort.    M. 

Samal  Glassick. 


Debald  Schnider. 
Nichlous  Zigler. 
Adam  Ribold. 
Peter  Rigall. 

George  Homspacher. 
John  Brodback. 
Jacob  Scherer. 
Henry  Gohn. 


Privates. 

1st  Class. 

John  Keller. 
Jacob  Becker. 
Christian  Hadrich. 

• 
2nd  Class. 

Jacob  Roll. 
Ludwig  Pordner. 
George  Gantz. 
Jos.  Lawsan. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


679 


George  Pordner. 
Jacob  Keller. 
Daniel  Bare. 
Nicklauss  Dehoff. 
fridrich  Wellem. 

Martan  Scheirer. 
Nicklauss  Ribold. 
Abram  Keller. 
John  Garbrich. 


3rd  Class. 

fr'.drich  V/illballem. 
Davis  Sweaney. 
John  Dehoff. 
John  Lehe. 

4th  Class. 

John  Warner. 
Michal  Karchner. 
Ludwig  fratzar. 
Nichklous  kenny. 


George    Shmit. 
George  Dehoffe. 
Zacharias  Shuh. 
George  Heboid. 


George  Huber. 
rhilip  Gramar. 
Daniel  Stoufer. 
fritrich  fratzar  Jim'r. 
Philip  Dehoff. 

Micgal  Hohman, 
George  amspachar,  Jun'r. 
Ludwig  Rigale. 
Wiliam  Rull. 
Daniel   Gramar. 

Peter  Zigler. 
Peter  Poterman. 
John  C.  Eberhard.* 
John  Gantz. 


5th  Class. 

John  Rohrbach. 
George  Bordner,  Jun'r. 
Haspar  Sauer. 
faletin  Schmaltzar. 

6th  Class. 

John  Ruhll. 
Gadfrit  Sumwalt. 
Mattiss  Ribold. 
Fredrich  Gorbrich. 

7th  Class. 

Mich.  Ehrman. 
Henry  Pantzler. 
Da.niel   Warnar. 
Jacob  Rirchner. 

8th  Class. 

Henng  Albrid. 
Wentall  Eberhard. 
John  Glaass. 
Lenhard  Shmit, 


680 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


CAPTAIN  SHETTER'S  COMPANY. 


This  is  a  True  Copy  of  Captain  Martin  Shetter's  Company 
[1782].     (a.) 


Andrew  Cline. 
Thomas  Winry. 
John  Weire. 
John  Cochenauer. 
Philip  Beacher. 


First  Class. 

Frederick  Weaver. 
George  Streine. 
George  Cobele. 
Joseph  Oren. 


George  Miller. 
Jacob  Bear. 
Ludwig  Weire. 
John  Hencock. 
Petter  Zeller. 


Second  Class. 

Emanuel   Beare. 
John  Finch. 
John  Hetrick. 
Abraham  Shelly. 


Abraham  Shelly,  Jr. 

Valentine  Shultz. 

« 
George  Strine,  Jr. 

Frederick  Zorger. 

Philip  Fettro. 

.James  Hencock. 


Third  Class. 

George  Mayers. 
Andrew  Miller. 
Jacob  Heidelbouch. 
Jacob  Forny. 
Henry  Strine. 


Andrew  Beadman. 
Michael  Roessler. 
Jacob  Heier. 
Samuel  Braton. 
John  Thaylor. 


Fourth  Class. 

William  Rise. 
Henry  Bush.  , 
John  Heidelbouch. 
James  Hess. 


Thomas  Miller. 
Christian  Baumgertner. 
Petter  Pence. 
Henry  Roessler. 


Fifth  Class. 

James  Love. 
Mathias  Zerger. 
Michael  Wagner. 
George  Bash. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


681 


Joseph  Garutson. 
Cornelius  Garutson. 
Daniel  Deusyl. 
Emoss  Lewis. 
John  Fettero. 


Sixth  Class. 

Frederick  Stine. 
Abraham  Stine. 
Lorentz  Wolf. 
John  Golgen. 
John  Breneman. 


Henry  John. 
George  Mansberger. 
Fetter  Densyl. 
Michael  Coppenhoefer. 
Henry  Bauer. 


Seventh  Class. 

Herman  Sneider. 
Michael  Row. 
Jacob  Weier. 
Joseph  Fettero. 
Henry  Shultz. 


Jacob  Kaplor. 
William  Winry. 
Jonathan  McCreary. 
John  Hurst. 
Adam  Snider. 


Eighth  Class. 

William  Barton. 
John  Mathise. 
Daniel  Brua. 
Fetter  Miller. 


York  Town  July  the  25th  1783. 
Sir:  Please  to  Pay  the  Bearer  Mr.  Godfrey  Lenhart  two 
months  Pay  due  unto  me  for  my  Tour  of  duty  in  the  Sixth 
Class  of  York  County  Militia.  Commanded  by  William  Ashton 
Major  Comd.  and  his  Receipt  will  be  equal  to  one  from  Your 
Humble  Servant. 

PHILIP  his  X  mark  GON. 
To  the  Paymaster  of  York  County  Militia. 


THE  ARRANGEMENT  OF  YORK  COUNTY  MILITIA,     (c.) 


FIR^"   BATTALION. 


Lt.  Coll. 
Henry  Miller. 

Major. 
William  Bailey. 


682  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

Captains. 
Number  of  Company  1.  John  Ehrman. 

2.  George  Long. 

3.  Michael    Hahn. 

4.  Peter  Ford. 

5.  Peter  Imsweller. 

6.  Michael  Kaufelt. 

7.  Ephraim  Penington. 


Lieutenants. 

1.  Frederick  Wean. 

2.  John  Rinhart. 

3.  Christian  Zims. 

4.  John   Jefferies. 

5.  James  Cross. 

6.  Philip  Boyel. 

7.  Charles   Barnet. 


Ensigns. 

1.  Peter  Swarlz. 

2.  John    Smith. 

3.  Peter  Hawk. 

4.  Charles  Spangler. 

5.  Ulrick   Seller. 

6.  Michael    Dush. 

7.  goffry  Lenhart. 


SECOND  BATTALION. 


Lt.   Coll. 
Moses   McClean. 

Major. 
John  Edie. 


COUNTY  OP  YORK.  683 


Captains. 
Number  of  Companys  1.  Samuel  Cabane.  . 

2.  Thomas  Bigham. 

3.  Robert  Bigham. 

4.  James  Miller. 

5.  Thomas   Orbison. 

6.  James  Johnston. 

7.  William  Lindsay. 

8.  Thomas  Clingen. 

Lieutenants. 

1.  William  Hall. 

2.  William  McCay. 

3.  William  McMun. 

4.  James  McKinley. 

5.  Joseph   Hunter. 

6.  John  McBride,  Sen'r. 

7.  Robert  Black. 

8.  Joseph  Brown. 

Ensigns. 

1.  John  Murphy,  Jun'r. 

2.  Hugh   Willson. 

3.  John  Sheakley. 

4.  Barnabas  McSherry. 

5.  Robert  Willson. 

6.  John  McBride,  jun'r. 

7.  Samuel   Russel. 

8.  John  McClean. 


THIRD  BATTALION. 


Lt.   Coll. 
Michl.  Smyser. 

Maj'r. 
William  Ashton. 


684  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILI1:A. 

Captains. 
Number  of  Companys  1.  Rinehart  Bolt. 

2.  Henry  Matthias. 

3.  John  McMaster. 

4.  Philip  Jacob  King. 

5.  Thomas  Goald. 

6.  Jacob  Comfort. 

Lieutenants. 

1.  Geo.  Philip  Zeigler. 

2.  George  Meyer. 

3.  William  Bennet. 

4.  Andrew  Cross. 

5.  George  Ensminger. 

6.  George  Meyer. 

Ensigns. 

1.  Philip  Eberd. 

2.  Charles    Hyer. 

3.  John  Mapin. 

4.  George  Wolf. 

5.  William  Nailer. 

6.  Elias  Gise. 


FOURTH   BATTALION. 


Lt.  Coll. 
William  Gillelan. 

Major. 
John   King. 

Captains. 
Number  of  Company  1.  John    Calmory. 

2.  Robert  Campble. 

3.  David  Stockton. 

4.  Joseph  Pollack. 

5.  Josiah  Carr. 

6.  James   Elliot. 

7.  Andrew  Paterson. 

8.  John  Mcllwane. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 

Lieutenants. 

1.  Samuel  Gillilan. 

2.  John  Bodine. 

3.  John  Riner. 

4.  William  Hamilton. 

5.  Lewis  Rarsdelin. 

6.  William  Nealley. 

7.  Abraham  Fletcher. 

8.  James  Gury. 

Ensigns. 

1.  Nathaniel   Glassco. 

2.  David  Scott. 

3.  Elisha  Gready. 

4.  Adam  Weaver. 

5.  John  Watson. 

6.  Thomas   Prior. 

7.  William  Fleming. 

8.  George  Sheakley. 


685 


FIFTH  BATTALION. 


Lt.  Coll. 
Francis  Jacob  Remer. 

Major. 
Joseph  Willon. 

Captains. 

Number  of  Companys  I.Thomas  White. 

2.  Acqilla  Wiley. 

3.  Peter  Zollinger. 

4.  Michael  Leighner. 

5.  Henry  Ferree. 

6.  Andrew  Paly. 

7.  George  Geishelman. 

8.  John  Sherrer. 


686  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

Lieutenants. 

1.  Lawrence   Helman. 

2.  Adam  Hendrix. 

3.  William  Hefer,  jun'r. 

4.  Henry  Kassler. 

5.  John  Snyder. 

G.  John  (mutilated). 

7.  Andrew   Rau. 

8.  Jacob  Barr,  jun'r. 

Ensigns. 

1.  Francis  Winkel. 

2.  Andrew  Smith. 

3.  Martin  Berkhimer. 

4.  John  Ham. 

5.  Michael  Snyder. 

6.  Philip  Wyland. 

7.  Valentine  Alt. 

8.  Helfrich  Gramer. 


SIXTH   BATTALION. 


Lt.  Coll. 
Samuel   Nel.son. 

Major. 
James  Chamberlain. 

Captains. 
Number  of  Companys  1.  Peter  Speece. 

2.  William  Coulson. 

3.  Alexander  Nesbit. 

4.  Andrew  Willson. 

5.  Francis  Boner. 

6.  William  Dodds. 

7.  John  Oblamas. 

8.  Daniel  May. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 

Lieutenants. 

1.  John  Swan. 

2.  Christian  Keener. 

3.  Charles  Brouster. 

4.  James  Quigly. 

5.  Thomas  Black. 

6.  Joseph  Dodds,  jim'r. 

7.  John  Polack. 

8.  Andrew    Milhorn. 

Ensigns. 

1.  John   Snyder. 

2.  Matthew    Dill,  jun'r, 

3.  Lazarus  Nelson. 

4.  William   Buns. 

5.  Peter    Ziegler. 

6.  Adam  Guchus. 

7.  Benjamin  Beaty. 

8.  Charles    Grim.      . 


687 


SEVENTH   BATTALION. 


Lt.  Coll. 
Adam  Winterode. 

Major. 
Joseph  Lilly. 

Captains. 

Number  of  Companys  1.  Simon  Clan. 

2.  Michael  Carl. 

3.  Conrad  Sherets. 

4.  Abraham  Furree. 

5.  Henry  Moore. 

6.  Andrew  Foreman. 

7.  John  Wampler. 

8.  Peter  Ikes. 


688  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

Lieutenants. 

1.  Frederick  Eyler. 

2.  Adam    Hooper. 

3.  Henry  Dewalt.  ^ 

4.  Christian  Koenzan. 

5.  Henry  Hohstter. 
G.  Jaraes  McMaster. 
7.  Adam  Fisher. 

S.  Jonas  Wolf. 

Ensigns. 

1.  Henry  Shultz. 

2.  Henry  Felty. 

3.  Anthony  Hinkel. 

4.  John  Smith. 

5.  Ulrich  Hohstter. 

6.  Peter  Foreman. 

7.  Christian   Gehret. 

8.  Alexand  Adams. 


EIGHTH  BATTALION. 


Lt.  Coll. 
^  John  Laird. 

Major. 
•     David  Wiley. 

Captains. 
Number  of  Companys  1.  James  Maffet. 

•  2.  Thomas  Manery. 

3.  Umphry  Andrews. 

4.  John  Calwell. 

5.  Samuel  Fulton. 

6.  James  Edger. 

Lieutenants. 

1.  James  Patterson. 

2.  Thomas  Gowan. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


689 


3.  Elias  Adams. 

4.  John  Sinkler. 

5.  Moses  Andrews. 

6.  John  Campble. 


June  17th  17. 


Ensigns. 

1.  Alexander    Allison. 

2.  David  Duglass. 

3.  Allen  Anderson. 

4.  James  Logue. 

5.  Thomas  Dickson. 

6.  John  Taylor. 


26 
5 


130 
40 
23 


193  Comp's. 
The  Supreme  Executive  Council  of  the  State  of  Pennsylvania. 


DAVID   JAMISON,    COLONEL,     (h.) 


John  Hay. 
John  Schultz. 
Peter  Schultz. 
Michael  Welsh. 
Thomas  Hickson. 
Philip  Entler. 
Jacob  Entler. 
Jacob  Houck. 
Henry  Walter. 
Abraham  Grafuse. 
Abraham  Sittler. 
George  Highly. 
George  Dest. 
William  Skinner. 
Henry  Pentz. 

44— Vol.  II— 6th  Ser. 


John  Myer. 
John  Hickson. 
Edward  McDarmeck. 
Thomas  Pryer. 
Robart  Forsigh. 
Joseph  Donalson. 
Ellick  Donalson. 
John  Boyrs. 
George  Hopes. 
George  Slosser. 
John  Shrack. 
John  Morris. 
Kasper  Miller. 
Peter  Reel. 
Jacob  Kern. 


G90 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Thomas  Oyens. 

Samuel  Fisher. 

John  Willis,  Blacksmith, 

John  Alttifrid. 

Samuel  Uptegrafe. 

Joseph  Dout. 

John  Patterson. 

Peter  Zing. 

Andrew  Hofeman. 

George  Weller. 

Philip  Greaver. 

Abraham  Knisle. 

John  Gorgus. 

Ambrose  Uptegrafe. 

Joseph  Uptegrafe,  Sadler. 

Charls  Parnet,  Senr. 

Stophel  Louman. 

Efrem  Penenton. 

Andrew  Dockerde. 

Stophel  Slegal. 

Martain  German. 

Henry  Keiffer. 

Joseph  Oren. 

John  Williamson. 

John  Pick. 

Christian  Heckedorn. 

George    Gootyear. 

Jacob  Shram. 

Felix  Gonaway. 

Jacob  sniter. 

George  Sniter. 

John  Smith. 

Fredrick  Pringmau. 

William  Lanus. 

John  Kean. 

John  Paysle. 

Jacob  Miller. 

Christophel  Stears. 

Jacob  Shug. 

Fredrick  Houseman. 

Tomas  Peltzhuper. 

Martain  Frey. 

Henry  Welsh. 

Gotlip  Louman. 


George  Zing. 

John  Leiser. 

Jacob   Snerer. 

Anthony  Rouse. 

Ludwick  Wishong. 

Jacob  Oultirit. 

John  Dolman. 

John   Eedwart. 

Michal  Edwart. 

Peter  Slimer. 

Lorentz  Smoal. 

Martain  Sniter. 

Godfrit  Reame. 

John  Welsh. 

Mathias  Pourt. 

Peter  Pose. 

John  Vv'^oolf,  Cener. 

John  Jones,  Schoolmaster. 

Abram  Dannar. 

John  Wolfe,  Juner-. 

Henry  Hofe. 

Peter  Dinkeal. 

Joseph  Graft. 

James  Roob. 

Henry  Myer. 

Elick  McGiksik. 

William  With. 

James  Smith. 

Joseph  Adium. 

John  Adlum. 

Henry  Bouser. 

Jacob  Weaver. 

Jacob  Sprengel. 

John  Goho. 

Danial  Kiser. 

James  McGollog. 

Georg  Fritz. 

John  Klid. 

George  Waltimyer. 

William  Fundorou. 

Peter  Foush. 

Jacob  Fockler. 

George  Frey. 

Adam  Wolfe. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


691 


Fredrick  Zigler. 
Henry  Boiick. 
John  Jones. 
Isaac  Jones. 
Andrew  Hartzog. 
Andrew  Noonmaker. 
Henry  King. 
Fredrick  Youse. 
Conrad  Slouabarger. 
Kelan  Mmaul. 
George  Nebinger. 
Georg  Shug. 
Georg  Klepper. 
Martain  Srater. 
Henry  Ponicks. 
Nickall  Bernhart. 
Georg  Mock. 
John  Linty. 
Jacob  Ercone. 
George  Weare. 


David  Welshans. 
Francis  Kuntz. 
Jacob  Welshans. 
Peter  Swartz. 
George  Swartz. 
Thomas  Rine. 
Abram  Bicke. 
Philip  Shipe. 
Fredrick  Loumaster. 
Jacob  Uptegrafe. 
Jacob  Uptegrafe,  Junr. 
Joseph  Uptegrafe. 
John  Stroman. 
Jacob  Christ. 
John  Good. 
Fredrick  Dombagh.  . 
Fredrick  Hale. 
Samuel  Kuntz. 
John  Niebele. 
John  Fishel. 


CAPTAIN  JACOB  AMENT'S.     (g.) 


Seventh  Company. 

Capt.  Jacob  Ament. 

1st   Lieut.,   Andrew   Pawley. 

2nd   Lieut.,   Nicholas  Andrews. 

Ensign,  Adam  Klinepeter. 


Philip  Shaffer. 

George  Road. 

John  Trimmer. 

Andrew  Trimmer. 

Bernhard  Spangler,  Rudy's  son. 

John  Weist. 

Henry  Whaler. 

Abram  Road. 

Mathias  Craff. 

Philip  Altland. 

Philip  Krist. 

Michl.  Paulet   (Paubet). 


John  Kaulkrider. 

Ludwick  Pope. 

Jacob  Swartz. 

Christian  Liubaker. 

John  Tinkey. 

Adam  Fultz. 

Henry  Spangler,  Widow's  son. 

Jacob  Road. 

Jacob  Stover. 

Michl.  Sunday. 

Christian  Weist. 


692 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


George  Rudy. 

Saml.  Arnold. 

Peter  Puse. 

John  Sharke. 

Jacob  Tortiseman. 

Christopher  Hymes. 

Rudy  Klinpeter. 

Peter  Moore. 

Christopher   Kemp. 

David  Griffith. 

Martin  Rafflesperger. 

Peter  Deardorph. 

John  Buse. 

John  Baker. 

Amos  Powel. 

Henry  Say. 

George  Wollet. 

John  Myer. 

John  Sunday. 

Henry  Spangler,  Rudy's  son. 

Philip  Stoofer. 

David  Griffith,  Jr. 

John  Johns. 


John  Appleman. 
Casper  Bentzley. 
Adam  Krist. 
Mathias  Mummert. 
Valentine  Grove. 
Jacob  Fulgemore. 
Jacob  Howry. 
Valentine   Kulp. 
Peter  Flager. 
Philip  Wyland. 
John  Stopher. 
Peter  Strine. 
Michl.  Frideric. 
Peter  Torn. 
John  Hyer. 
Werne  Craver. 
John   Deardorph. 
Klenman  Stoutsberger. 
Mathias  Stump. 
Adam  Fissel. 
John  Nelson. 
Adam  Walter. 
John  Fissel. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


693 


A    RETURN    OF    THE    SEVEN    MONTHS    MEN    FOR    THE 
COUNTY  OF  YORK,     (c.) 


Captain. 


Charles    Coulsten, 


Andw.    Donaldson, 


Gotfrey    Lonlserger,     .. 

Thomas  Beard 

AndrWi     Miller 

Thomas   Metzler,    

Thomas   Williams 

Nicholas    Fohy 

John    Gross 

Patrick  O'Loan 

William    Henesey 

Ulrick   Derr 

Peter    Doitch 

John  Waggoner 

James  Levingston,  .. 
Richard   Grimshaw,    .. 

Matthew    Adams 

Isaac   Morgan,    

Kichard   McGriff 

David   Devore,    

John  Kerr 

John    Bucher,     

John   Nowel 

Zachriah   Davis,    

Jacob   Nowel 

John  Stircr 

Charles    Green 

Jacob  Baltzley 

Edward    Smith 

James    Kelley 

James   McMenamy,     .. 

Andrew    Todd 

Robert    McMurdy,     . . 

Edward   Shea 

Aaron    Patterson,     . . . 

George  Becher, 

Samuel    Clark 

John     Reynolds 

Andrew   Weir,    

John    White 

William    Galaugher, 

Thomas    Boyd,     

Peter    ShoU,     

Christian    Houlk,     . . . 

Francis    Biddle,     

Earnest    Shaffer 

John    Bevard 

James  McElhonney, .. 

Jaremiah   Bryan 

Nehemiah    Newings, 


Length  of  Service. 


1  mo.  .5  days. 


7  mO'. 
7  mo.  , 
7  mo. 
7  mo. 
7  mo. 
7  mo. 
7  mo. 
7  mo. 
7  mO'. 
7  mo. 
7  mo. 
7  mo. 
7  mo. 
7  mo. 
7  mo.  ^ 
7  mo. 
7  mo. 
7  mo. 
7  mo. 
7  mo. 
7  mo. 

7  mo. 

7  mo. 

7  mO'. 

7  mo. 

7  mo. 

7  mo. 

7  mo. 

7  mo. 

7  mo. 

7  mo. 

7  mo. 

7  mo. 

7  mo. 

7  mo. 

7  mo. 

7  mo. 

7  mo. 

7  mo. 

7  mo. 

7  mo. 

7  mo. 

7  mo. 

7  mO'. 

7  mO'. 

7  mo. 
7  mo. 
7  mo. 


694 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


CAPTAIN  JOHN   ERMAN'S   COMPANY,     (h.) 


Capt.,  John  Erman. 
Danl.  Peterman. 
George  Erman. 
George  Seigh. 
John  Colier. 
Christian  Keller. 
Henry  Miller. 
Andw.  Myer. 
John  Miller. 
Martin  Feigle. 
Gilian  Dippinger. 
Bernard  Blymyer. 
Christian  Steveley. 
Martin  Hart. 
Philip  Shaffer. 
Baltzler  Cqlier. 
Nicholas  Peary. 
Matthias  Trorbaugh. 
Henry  Keller. 
John  Stiveley. 
Abram  Peary. 
Christopher  Myers. 
Lawrence  Rose. 
John  Sites. 
Frederic  Phenice. 
Saml.  Brilheart. 
Michl.   Myer. 
Abram.  Rever. 
Joseph  Sites. 
John   Shyrer. 
Jacob  Peck. 
Adam  Deal. 
Matthew  Allison. 
Henry  Byers. 
Conrod  Alt. 
John  Klinfelter. 
Charles  Hymes. 
Michl.  Shultz. 
John  Fry. 


Andrew  Low. 
Philip  Appleman. 
Ulrich  Noyer. 
Andw.  Miller. 
Michl.  Erman. 
Thos.  Earhart. 
Philip  Taylor. 
John  Olp. 
Felix  Hildebrand. 
John  Grimes. 
Adam  Rose. 
David  Shaffer. 
Jacob  Earhart. 
Michl.  Bush. 
George  Bailey. 
Herman  Miller. 
Conrod  Swartz. 
Casper  Clotfelter. 
Charles  Deal. 
Henry  Frey. 
.Jacob  Koffelt. 
Francis  Grove. 
Valentine  Armspoker. 
David   Byer. 
Nichl.    Rope. 
Jacob  Hildebrand. 
Christian  Rush. 
Henry  Hess. 
Jacob  Brilheart. 
Michl.  Myer. 
John  Brilheart. 
Jacob  Bailey. 
Edd.  Musgrove. 
Lawrence  Cramer. 
Thos.  Tise. 
Earnst  Alp. 
Tobias  Miller. 
Peter  Klinfelter. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  695 


CAPTAIN  PETER  FORTE'S  COMPANY,     (h.) 


Capt.  Peter  Forte. 
1st  Lt.   Stophel  Stoei*. 
2nd  Lt.  Andras  Herzog. 
Ensign  Jacob  Welshans. 

Zimmerman. 

John  Kean. 

John  Schultz,  Court  Marshal  man. 

John  Peasley. 

Christopher  Stair. 

Anthony   Rous. 

John  Edwards. 

Michael  Edward. 

Peter  Schlimer. 

Godfrey  Ream. 

—  Wolf. 
Matthias   Pourt. 
Peter  Bose. 
John  Welsh. 
Abrara  Banner. 
John  Wolf,  Junr. 
Henry  Hofe. 
Peter  Dinkle. 
Joseph  Craft. 
James  Robb. 
Henry  Myer. 
Alexander  McKitrick. 
William  White. 
James  Smith. 

Joseph  Adlum,   Court   marshal. 

Henry  Booser. 

Jacob  Weaver. 

Jacob  Sprenkle. 

John  Cohoe. 

Daniel  Keiser. 

James  M  Culloeh. 

George  Fritz. 

John  Kleid. 

George  Waltimyer. 

William  Fundorou. 

Peter  Foush. 


696  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

Jacob   Fackler. 

George  Fry. 

Adam  Wolf. 

Gotlup  Zeigle,  Junr. 

Frederick  Ziegle. 

Henry    Bough. 

John    Jones. 

Isaac  Jones. 

Andrew  Hertzog. 

Andrew  Nunnemaker. 

Henry  King. 

Frederick  Youse. 

George  Nebinger. 

George  Schuk. 

Martin  Schreader. 

Henry  Bonnix. 

George  Mack. 

Jacob  Ereone. 

David  Welshance. 

Francis    Koontz. 

Jacob  Welshance. 

Thomas   Ryan. 

Abram  Pick. 

Philip   Shipe. 

Frederick  Lowmaster. 

Jacob  Updegraff,  Junr. 

Joseph  Updegraff,    son    of  Jacob. 

Fredk.  Tombaugh. 

Michael   Riegher. 

William   McMun. 

Lawrence  Etter. 

Francis  Jones. 

Samuel   Leedy. 

Nathaniel  Lightner. 

John  Probst. 

Anthony  Ritz. 

George  Peck. 

Fincence    Imfelt. 

Andrew  Cremer. 

Godfray  Lorieberger. 

Frederick  Wyer. 

John  Good. 

Killiam  Small. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


697 


CAPTAIN  GISELMAN'S  COMPANY,     (h.) 


Captn.  Gisleman. 
Frederick  Heiner. 
Valentine  Alt. 
James   Flowers. 
John   Crowl. 
Henry  Klotfelter. 
Michl.  Peltz. 
John  Smith. 
Jacob  Shyrer. 
Jacob  Funhuver. 
Jacob   Shaffer. 
George   Low. 
Joseph  Bigler. 
George  Walter. 
Jacob  Winter. 
Christian  Klintinch. 
George  Deal. 
Jacob    Henry. 
Michl.   Klotfelter. 
Henry  Hildebrand. 
George  Nyman. 
Christian  Michael. 
Felix  Klotfelter. 
Michl.   Mitchel. 
Henry   Wideman. 
Yones  Lordon. 
Christopher    Zimmerman. 
Peter  Lise. 
Melcher  Pypher. 
Christian  Breneman. 
John  Byer. 
Michl.   Shenk. 
Andw.  Sheitler. 


Godphrey   Kliutinch. 
Adam  Pope. 
Charles  Sliceman. 
John  Pope. 
Casper  Hildebrand. 
Bernard  Zeagler. 
Henry  Lise. 
Michl.  Hofner. 
George  piper. 
Anthony  Leaman. 
Joseph  Hosier. 
John  Quarterman. 
Bernard  Spangler,  the 

Widow's  son. 
Andw.   Frederick. 
Jacob    Fulwider. 
Christian   Hosier. 
Michl.  Rose. 
Jacob  Zeagler. 
Abram.  Swartz. 
John  Grow. 
Jacob  Welshham. 
Henry   Swartz. 
John  Dicken. 
Peter  Law. 
Jacob  Henry. 
Valentine  Lore. 
George  Sliseman. 
Emanuel   Niswonger. 
Jacob  Knrfman. 
George  Emick. 
Philip  Hileman. 


(c.)     A    LIST    OF    CAPTAIN    LANGS    COMPANY. 


The  First  Class. 


Yost  Kirehart. 
Jacob  Bittner. 


Jacob  Blimyer. 
Jacob  Innerst. 


G98 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Conrad  Geesy. 
Nicolous  Sins. 
Michael  Wagoner. 

Sebastion  Jerig. 
Martin  Stuck. 
Casper  Fisher. 
John  Myer. 
John  Geesy. 
Philip  Krimm. 


Fridhrck  Shetler. 
Francis  Albright. 

The   Second  Class. 

Abraham  Yost. 
George  Pflieger. 
Fredrick  anstein. 
James  Purdy. 
John  Epiin. 
Samuel  Smith. 


John  Shoemaker. 
John  Long. 
William  Reegert. 
Peter  Krimm. 


The    Third    Class. 

John  Wilhelm. 
Michael  Krimm, 
George  Shindler. 
George  Strieby. 


Philip  Obertier. 
Peter  Sprinkels. 
Christofer  Wolfart. 
John  Reeghert. 
Adam  Flinchbach. 


The   Fourth   Class. 

Jacob  Geesy. 
Jacob  Kirchart. 
John  Nafe. 
Adam  Bittner. 
Jacob  Shetler. 


Conrad  Shindler. 
Henry  Alt. 
Jacob  Michael. 


Fifth  Class. 

John  Albright. 
Jacob  Pflieger. 
Andrew  Disse. 


Felix  Miller. 
LiKlwick  Waldman. 
Peter  Sins. 
Daniel  Krimm. 


Sixth  Class. 


Philip  Smith. 

Lear. 

Fredrich  Young. 
Henry  Klein. 


Jacob  Sebald. 
Henry  Fisher. 
Henry  Dalman. 
George  Hartline. 


Seventh  Class. 

Samuel  Mcser. 
Philip  Wagoner. 
George  Boly. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


699 


Martin  Flinchbak. 
George  Neffe. 
Nicolous  Yost. 


Eighth  Class. 

Fredrick  Glasbrener. 
Christian  Shetler. 
Christian  Miller. 


Returned  on  Oath. 


Lieutenant. 
John  Kirchart. 

Surgeant. 
George  Wilhelm. 

Pyper. 
Thomas    Burg. 


GORG  LANG,  Capt. 


CAPTAIN  JOHN   MILLER'S   COMPANY,     (g.) 


THIRD  COMPANY. 


Capt.  John  Miller. 

1st  Lieut.,  Peter  Smith. 

2nd  Lieut.,  John  McDonald. 

Ensign,  Acquilla  Wyley   (?). 

Christian  Frey. 

Henry  Shaffer. 

Solomon  Nonemaker. 

Danl.   Bailey. 

George  Waltimyer. 

Michl.  Howman. 

Wm.   Anderson. 

David  Jones. 

Michl.  Felter. 

Andw.  Krist. 

Wm.  Hendricks. 

John  Skelley. 

Michl.  Garveric. 

Jacob  Baker. 

Edward  Wood. 


Jacob    Seabaugh. 
John  Clink. 
Philip  Herring. 
Ed'd   Barton. 
Jacob  Brillhart. 
Lawrence  Klinefelter. 
John  Shyrei-. 
Thos.   Dicken. 

Christian . 

Peter  Baker. 
John  Low. 
James  Hendrick. 
John  Keller. 
James  Marshall. 
Michl.  Congle. 
Jacob  Headrick. 
Casper  Lutz. 
Amos  Dicken. 
Henry  Downs. 


700 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


John  Freeland. 
Frederick  Miller. 
George  Eisenhart. 
Godliep  Howman. 
Isaac  Hendricks. 
Jacob  Buzzard. 
Wendle  Hoist. 
Ambrose   Wilcox. 
John  David. 
Danl.  Kurfman. 
Jacob  Alt. 
Ulrich  Lipe. 
Nathan  Jones. 
Joseph  Turner. 
James  Swinney. 


George  Dommine. 
Frederick  Rule. 
Alex.  Osbourn. 
John  Dicken. 
Wm.  Patterson. 
Sebastian  Shilling. 
•  George  Peary. 
Michl.  Hubley. 
John  Klinefelter. 
Urias  Freeland. 
John  Hunt. 
Joseph  Lowbridge. 
John  Beard. 
Adam  Hendricks. 


CAPTAIN   JOHN   MYER'S   COMPANY,     (h.) 


Captain,  John  Myers. 
Abram  Bolinger. 
Danl.  Horn. 

Rorbaugh. 

Joseph  Allender. 
George  Swartz. 
Wm.  Fraukleberger. 
Henry  Sidles. 
Jacob  Hofner. 
Jacob  Miller. 
Saml.  Breneman. 
Jacob  Rodarmel. 
Martin  Snyder. 
Lawrence  Hileman. 
Michl.  Peter. 
Fredk.  Waggoner. 
Jacob  Colier. 
Martin  Barkhymer. 
Jacob  Bealer. 
Christian   Seabaugh. 
Joseph  Brilkerd. 
George  Warley. 
Stephen  Peter,  senr. 


Stephen  Peter,  Junr. 
John  Rever. 
George  Miller. 
Philip  Stambaugh,  Senr. 
George  Keller,  over  age. 
Helphrey  Cramer. 
Ulrich  Fulwider. 
Nicholas  Dehoff. 
Martin  Gistwhite. 
Benjn.  Breneman. 
George  Fenceler. 
Michl.  Hileman. 
John   Beigher. 
John  Verner. 
John  Miller,  forgave. 
Andw.  Miller. 
Francis  Stritehoof. 
Zachary  Shoo. 
Danl.  Jones. 
Henry  Strayer. 
Christian  Ruble. 
Jacob  Abley. 
Henry  Warley,  junr. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


701 


Ulrich  Huver. 

Henry  Baker. 

Johu  Snell. 

Henry  Warley,  over  age. 

Jacob  Keller,  Senr. 

John  Ott. 

Peter  Noll. 

Henry  Snyder. 

Nichs.  Wyant. 


Peter  Stambaugh. 
Jacob  Bealor,  Junr. 
John   Riidisil. 
Henry  Kesler. 
Wm.  Breneman. 
Jacob  Stambaugh. 
John  Huver. 
Philip  Stambaugh, 


Juni', 


DAVID  WILEY,  Major. 
CAPTAIN  ISAAC  McISAAC'S  COMPANY,     (h.) 


Wm.  Smith. 
Stephen  Cornelus. 
John  Griffith. 
James  McDonald. 
David   Lathen. 
David  Mansen. 
James  Hamilton. 
Robt.  Proudfoot. 
Samuel  Rozbrugh. 
John  Smith. 
Willm.  Jamison. 
James  Smith,  Junr. 
John  Smith. 
John  Anderson. 
Wm.  Neilson. 
John  Neilson. 
Wm.  McClurg. 
David  Anderson. 
John  Duncan. 
John  Bohanan. 
Andw.  Fulton. 
John  Mitchel. 
Samuel  Addams. 
David  Proudfoot. 
Stophel  Hively. 
Robt.  Carswell. 
James  Leeper. 
Evan  Griffith. 
David  Griffith,  Junr. 


Henry  Cuningham. 
Andw.  Duncan. 
James  Pegan. 
Jacob  Blosser. 
Alexr.  Smith. 
Wm.  Fishei-. 
Robert  McCay. 
John  Cornelius. 
Michael  Morrison. 
Joseph  Smith. 
Adam  Reed. 
Robt.  Mclsaac. 
Robt.  Cornelius. 

Gasper  Clement. 

James  McAlister. 

James  Purdy. 

Andw.  Thompson. 

Patt.  Purdy. 

James  Purdy. 

Martin  Overmiler. 

Solomon  James. 

Robt.  Swan. 

Henry  Housholder. 

James  Young. 

Robt.  Dixon. 

Thos.  Dixon. 

Henry  Craig. 

Wm.  Boyd. 


702 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Jacob.  Householder. 
Peter  Henuy. 
Robt.  Straifort. 
Jacob   Sadler. 
Fredk.  Sadler. 
Saml.  Smith. 
Benj.  Yont. 
Jacob  Yont. 
Francis  Seecrost. 
Jacob  Weldon. 
Jacob  Heston. 
Peter  Bryfugle. 
Patt.  Halfpenny. 


Nicolas  Teeple. 
Andw.  Proudfoot. 
Robt.  Malcomson. 
Philip  Taylor. 
John  Mclsaac. 
John  Blosser. 
Wm.  McCalvey. 
Joseph  Nowland. 
John  Travis. 
Elisha  Pew. 
John  McClery. 
David  Gemil. 


CAPTAIN  JOSEPH  REED'S. 


Capt.  Joseph  Reed 

Archibald  Shaw. 

James  Sprout. 

John  Andrew. 

James  Downing. 

John  Elder. 

Robt.  Walker. 

John  Hill. 

Thos.  Duncan. 

John  Douglass. 

Alex.  Cooper. 

Saml.  Sprout. 
John  Kelly. 
John  Robb. 
Geoi'.  Burkholder. 
James  Hill. 
Wm.  Hill. 
James  Perron. 
James  Jolly. 
Wm.  Smiley. 
Thos.  Willson. 
Danl.  Shaw. 
A.  McCulough. 


Seventh  Company. 

(Ferryman).  John  Stewart. 

Wm.  Quigley. 

James  Newton. 

James  Shaw. 

Henry  Robinson. 

David  McKinley. 

James  Spear. 

Joseph  Kobb. 

William  Willson. 

Cornelius  Ward. 

Abrah.  Barber. 

James  Stewart. 

Robert  Blain. 

Michael  McAnulty. 

Isaac  Williams. 

Robt.  Hill. 
Joseph  Jackson. 
Charles  Bradshaw. 
Wm.  Wedgeworth. 
John  McCall. 
James  Elder. 
James  Forsythe. 
Thos.  Newton. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


703 


Wm.  Long. 
Robt.  Forsythe. 
John  Reed. 
John  Reed. 
Saml.  McClurge. 
Saml.  Caldwell. 
Hugh  Sprout. 


John  Gorden. 
Wm.  McCalough. 
John  McKinley. 
Alen  Seath. 
Alex.  Downing. 
Joseph  Reed. 
Roht.  McGhee. 


The  Original  was  sent  to  President  William  McKinley  by 
Col.  Spangler,  and  therefore  could  not  be  examined  by  the 
Editor. 


THIS  IS  A  TRUE  COPY  OF  CAPTAIN  MARTIN  SHETTERS 
COMPANY,     (c.) 


Andrew  Cleine. 
Thomas  Winry. 
John  Weire. 
John  Cochenauer. 
Phillip  Beacker. 

George  Miller. 
Jacob  Bear. 
Ludwig  Weire. 
John  Hencock. 

Fetter  Zeller. 

Abraham  Shelley,  Junier 
Valentin  Shultz. 
George  Streine,  Junier. 
Fridrick  Zorger. 
Phillip  fettro. 
James  Hencock.     . 

Andrew  Beadman. 
Michael  Roessler. 
Jacob  Heier. 
Samuel  Braton. 
John  thaylor. 


First  Class. 

Fridrick  Vs/'eaver. 
George  Streine. 
George  Cobele. 
Joseph  Oren. 

Second  Class. 

Emanuel  Beare. 
John  finch. 
John  Hetdrich. 
Abraham  Shelly. 

Third  Class. 

George  Mayers. 
Andrew  Miller. 
Jacob  Heidelboiich. 
Jacob  forey. 
Henry  Stine. 

Fourth    Class. 

V/illiam  Rise. 
Henry  Bush. 
John  Heidelbouch. 
James  Hese. 


704 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Thomas  Miller. 
Cliristian  Baumgertner. 
Petter  Pence. 
Henry  Roessler. 


Fifth  Class. 

James  Love. 
Mathies  Zerger. 
Michael  Wagner. 
George  Bush. 


Joseph  Garutson. 
Cornelius  Garutson. 
Daniel  Densyl. 
Emose  Lewis. 
John  fetters. 


Sixth  Class. 

Fridrick  Stine. 
Abraham  Stine. 
Lorentz  Wolf. 
John  golgen. 
John  Breneman. 


Henry  John. 
George  Mansberger. 
Petter  Densyl. 
Michael  Copphenboefer. 
Henry  Bauer. 


Seventh  Class. 

Herman  Snieder. 
Michael  Row. 
Jacob  Weier. 
Joseph  fettero. 
Henry  Shultz. 


Jacob  Kaplon. 
William  Winry. 
Jonathan  McCreury. 
John  Hurst. 
Adam  Snider. 


Eighth  Class. 

William  Beton. 
John  Mathise. 
Daniel  Brua. 
Petter  Miller. 


CAPTAIN  SHYRRER'S  COMPANY,  (h.) 


Captn.  Shyrrer. 
Jacob  Headrick. 
Frederic  Myers. 
Jacob   Bear. 
Frederic  Frazier. 
Saml.   Glazier. 
Wm.  Baker. 
Leonard  Nyer. 
John  Fulwider. 
George  Krass. 
John  Howser. 


George  Baher. 
George  Beck. 
Jacob  Stuke. 
Michl.  Zeagler. 
Jacob  Zeagler,  senr. 
John  Everhart. 
Wendle  Everhart. 
Leonard  Sower. 
John  Gauntz. 
Jacob  Hess. 
Sebastian  Widman. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


705 


Philip  Emick. 
LudwicI^;  Reighgle. 
James  Moore. 
Jacob  Bailey. 
Henry  Wm.  Keller. 
John  Kline. 
Wm.  Rule. 
Francis  Weymiller. 
Valentine  Merkle. 
Henry  Rorbaugh. 
Peter  Heiney. 
George  Huver. 
Michl.  Hileman. 
Matthias  Smith. 
John  Rule. 
George  Rypold. 
George  Smith. 
Andw.   Kersh. 
Philip  Null. 
George  Dehoof. 
Stophel  Brigner. 
Jacob  Bare,  senr. 
Philip  Snyder. 


Michl.  Rypold. 

Martin  Shyrei". 

John  Levingston. 

Jacob  Keller. 

Henry  Mankey. 

Jacob  Warley. 

Abram.  Keller. 

Peter  Garveric. 

George  Portner. 

Frederic  Hoviee. 

Michl.   Shearer. 

Henry  William. 

Jacob  Keller,  son  of  George. 

George  Amspoker. 

Jacob  Kesler. 

John  Broadback. 

Jacob  Dates. 

Henry  Nycommer. 

Dewalt  Snyder. 

Peter  Kraps. 

Frederick  Fisher. 

Adam  Rypold. 


CAPTAIN  THOMAS  WHITE'S  COMPANY,     (h.) 


Capt.,  Thos.  White. 
Robt.  Jefferis. 
John  Jefferis. 
Alexr.  Lees. 
George  Conrod. 
Peter  Koontz. 
Christian  Hershey. 
Christian  Road. 
Michl.  Strawsbaugh. 
Joseph  Hershey. 
Danl.  Oaks. 
Philip- Miller. 
Henry  Frankleberger. 
Andw.  Smith. 
Fredk.  Septre. 


John  Horn. 

John  Dull. 

Thos.  Hunt. 

Phillip  Seuif 

Wm.  Bond. 

Joseph  Hershey,  Junr. 

Michl.  Leekner. 

John  Rose. 

John  Kinkennon. 

Danl.  Freil. 

Hugh  Davis. 

Henry  Fissel. 

Tobias  Helsel. 

John  Hessel. 

Frank  Winkler. 


45— Vol.  II— 6th  Ser. 


706 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Peter  Rattz. 
Henry  Horn. 
Matthias  Firestone. 
George  Dashner. 
Henry  Fissel,  Sadler. 
John  Wertz. 
Michl.  McCann. 
Michl.    Fissel. 
Jacob  Wertz. 
Jacob  Byers. 
George  Hines. 
Andw.  Hershey. 
Francis  Huff. 
Solomon  Mooler. 
Christian  Prigner. 
Thos.  Evans. 
Adam  First,  over  age. 
Peter  Hershey. 
Wm.  White. 


Joseph  Keepers. 

Philip  Fissel. 

Danl.   Wertz. 

Nicks.  Bence. 

Adam  Dentlinger. 

Wm.  Chapman. 

Abram  Koontz. 

Christian  Yong. 

John  Everson. 

Valentine  Rank. 

Adam  Huff. 

John  Simmon. 

Thos.  Pusel. 

Wendle  Fissel,  aver  age. 

Martin  First. 

John  Dicks,  Senr. 

Jacob  Mooler. 

Jacob  Wire. 


CAPTAIN  ZOLINGER'S  COMPANY,     (h.) 


Captn.  Zolinger. 
Joseph  Baltzley. 
Danl.  Amer. 
Anthony    Snyder. 
Frederic  Walter. 
John  Kell. 
Gotliep  Brigner. 
John  Titto. 
Conrod  Walk. 
Philip  Jacobs. 
Danl.    Noel. 
Peter  Gise. 
Bloss  Noel. 
Philip  Emeck. 
Nichs.  Goip. 
Conrod  Haverstock. 
Wendle  Gyer. 
Jacob  Baker. 
John  Brener. 
Wm.  Mummett,  Junr. 


Peter  Brigner. 

John  Bower. 

Philip  Swisegood. 

Adam  Player,  Junr. 

Lawrence  Rorbaugh. 

Ulrich  Bernhard. 

John  Taylor. 

Danl.  Reinull. 

Stophel  Weymiller. 

Adam  Pypher. 

Adam  Player,  Senr. 

John  Mummett. 

Abram.  Bowser. 

Wm.  Mummett,  Senr.,  over 

age. 
George  Tresler. 
Jacob  Bower. 
Henry  Long. 
Henry  Jacobs, 
John  Hidler, 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


707 


Jacob   Snydei-. 
George   Jacobs. 
Henry   Baltzley. 
Danl.   Bowser. 
Valentine  Barkhymer. 
Richd.  Mummett. 
John  Naugle. 
Henry  Walter. 
David  Baker. 
Noah  Bowser. 
Christian  Balder. 
Conrod  Dull. 


Patrick  M.  Hailey. 

Jacob  Bowser. 

Wm.  Philebe. 

Adam  Brener,  over  age. 

Jacob  Long. 

Christopher  Walter. 

Jacob  Stiller. 

Nichs.  Dillow,  over  age. 

Ludwick  Heiner. 

John  Lane.     . 

Henry  Heiney. 


(c.)  Sir:  Pleas  to  Send  me;  the  intrust  that  is  indue  tO'  me 
from  the  Stete  for  a  Tower  of  Militia  Duty  Preformed  by  me 
in  Carding  the  Prisnors  at  York  Town  With  the  Bearer  hereof 
David  Moore  his  receit  Shall  be  your  Discharge  for  said  in- 
trest. 

S'r  I  am  your  Hmb'le  Serv't. 

WILLIAM    CARVING. 
To  Mr.  William-  Scott  Lt.    ■ 
June  19th  1787. 


York  County  ss.     (c.) 

Before  me  the  Subscriber  one  of  the  Justices  of  the  Peace 
&c  of  in  and  for  Said  County  Came  Casper  Mundes  and  being 
Duly  Qualifyed  on  his  Solemn  Oath  Deposeth  and  Saith  that 
he  had  Inlisted  among  the  Eighteen  Months  men  Raised  by 
the  State  of  Pennsylvania  Last  War  and  that  he  Served  out 
his  time  fully  and  was  Discharged  and  after  being  Discharged 
then  the  said  Deponent  Inlisted  in  the  first  Pennsylvania  Rige- 
ment  for  Durtng  the  War  and  Served  untill  the  End  of  the 
War.     Sworn  and  Subscribed  this  1st  Day  of  Apr.  1791. 

CASPER  his  X  mark  MUNDES. 

Before  me. 

JACOB   RUDISELL, 


708 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


FROM  7  TO  A  9  FROM  11  TO  1  ON  CARD  THE  17  MARCH 
SOUTH  GARD  COMANDED  BY  DANL.  DOLL  FROM  9  TO 
11  FROM  1  TO  3.     (h.) 

IgnatiouH  Lightner. 

John  Philby. 

Jacob  Waltimere. 

Andrew  Colhoon,  for  Michl.  Edwards,  Senr. 

John  Yous. 

Jacob  Graybill. 

John  Hubly. 

Charles   Lauman. 

Clemence    Stillinger. 

Martin   Fry. 

Henry  Laniiis. 

Lorence  Shiiltz. 

John  Koch,  junr. 

Peter  Glasbrenner. 


NORTH   GARD. 


Commanded 
John  Hively. 
Joseph  Updegraff. 
Thomas  Koons. 
John    Stribich. 
Abraham  Lightner  for  Son. 
Docter  Shefer. 
Peter  Kurtz. 
Henry   Erwin. 
Peter  Lightner. 
John  Lafferty. 
Thomas  McKinsey. 
Stephen  Hary. 
Jacob  Welshhans. 
John  Williams. 
Wm.  Mim. 
Henry  Small. 
Jacob  Welsh. 
Jacob  Bidner. 
John  Egnew. 


by  G.  Pennington. 
George  Lutman. 
John  Phliger. 
Thomas  Bomgarduer. 
Barny  Smith. 
Peter  Hess. 
Christian  Heckendorn. 
Jacob  Heckert. 
Jacob   Furry. 
Docter  McDoul. 
Geo.  Stoll. 
Hamilton  Bayley. 
Michael  Schriber. 
William  Norris. 
John  Shelly. 
Joel  Gray. 
William  Mayson. 
Richard  Hickson. 
John  Eichelberger. 
Phillip  Miller. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


709 


March   17.     7th  Class. 


Christopher  Lowman. 

Lerence  Shultz. 

Danl.  Doll,  Corporal. 

Peter   Kurtz. 

Geo.  Pennington,  Corporal. 

John  Hubly. 

Henry  Erwin. 

Clemence  Stillinger. 

Jacob  Graybil. 

John  Lafferty. 

Henry  Lanius. 

Peter  Lightner. 

Christian  Sinn  Lightne. 

Martin  Fry. 

Jacob  Stribich. 

Stephen  Harry. 

Danl.  Shefer. 

Solom  Smook. 

John  Philipy. 

Michl.  Edward. 

Joseph  Updegraf. 

Ignatious  Lightner. 

Thomas  McKinsey. 

John  Hibety. 

George  Geiss  for  Bongartner. 

John  Yous. 

Jacob  Waltimirer. 


Jacob  Welsh. 

Jacob  Furry. 

Geo.  StoU. 

Christian  Roop. 

Thomas  Bomgartner. 

Henry  Small. 

John  Shetler. 

John  Fliger. 

Geo.  Lotman. 

John  Agnew. 

Michael  Schriber. 

Martin  Weiser. 

Wm.  Norriss. 

John  Eichelberger. 

Manuel  McDowel. 

John  Koch,  Junr. 

Peter  Glassbrener. 

Christian  Heckendorn. 

William  Mim  for  J.  Small. 

Peter  Hess. 

Jacob   Biduer. 

Barnet  Smith. 

Jacob  Heckert. 

Jacob  ¥/elshhans. 

Hamilton  Bayley. 

John  Williams. 


A  PRISON   GUARD,   1778. 


From  7  to  9  and  11  to  1  on  gard  the  17  March  1778.     South 
Card  Commanded  by  Danl.  Doll  for  9  to  11  from  1  to  3.     (g.) 


Ignatious  Lightner. 
John  Philby. 
Jacob  Waltimire. 
Andrew  Colhoon  for. 
Michls.  Edwards,  Sr. 
John  Yous. 


Jacob  Graybill. 
John  Hubly. 
Charles  Lauman. 
Clemence  Stillinger. 
Martin  Fry. 
Henry  Lanius. 


710 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Lorence  Schultz. 
John  Koch,  Junr. 
Peter  Glasbrenner. 
John  Williams. 
Wm.  Mim. 
Henry  Small. 
Jacob  Welsh. 
Jacob  Bidner. 


John  Egnew. 
George  Lutman. 
John  Phliger. 
Thomas  Bomgardner. 
Beruy  Smith. 
Peter  Hess. 
Christian  Heckendorn. 


North  Gard  commanded  by  G.  Pennington. 


John  Hively. 

Joseph  Updengraff. 

Thomas  Koons. 

John  Stribich. 

Abraham  Lightner,  for  Son. 

Doctor  Daniel  Shefer. 

Peter  Kurtz. 

Henry  Erwin. 

Peter  Lightner. 

John  Lafferty. 

Thomas  McKinsy. 

Stephen  Hary. 

Jacob  Welshans. 


Jacob  Heckert. 

Jacob  Furry. 

Doctor  Emanuel  McDowel. 

Geo.  Stoll. 

Hamilton  Bagley. 

Michael  Schriber. 

William  Norris. 

John  Shetly. 

Joel  Gray. 

William  Mayson. 

Richard   Hickson. 

John  Eicheberger. 

Philip  Miller. 


EAST  SIDE  OF  GEORGE  STREET  &  NORTH  HIGH  STREET 
FROM  THE  COURT  HOUSE,  (h.) 


Frederick  Zorger  (Tennant  Gun  Smith). 

Adam  Lightner  (Gun  Smith). 

Philip  Gabriel,  Potter  (Tennant). 

Philip  Miller   (Weaver  Tennant). 

John  Shryber,  Blk.  Smith. 

Nicholas   Zelser. 

Tobias  Mayer,  Sadler. 

Jacob   Fass   (Joiner). 

Peter  Wilt    (Weaver). 

George  Lieninger. 

John  Waker,  Journeman. 

Abr.  Kolb,  Shoemaker. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  711 


Peter  Ness. 
Stephen  Harry. 
Francis  Jones,  Hatter. 
Andrew   Kremer. 
Philip  Moyer. 
John  Moyer. 

Drean  School  Master. 

George  Stoll. 

Thos.  McKinsey  (Blue  Dyer). 
Joseph  Wampler. 

Welch   (Printice). 

Abraham  Lemy. 

.  Shryber  Tennant  of  Lemys. 

Stophel  Jacobs. 

Philip  Franck. 

George   Moyer. 

John  Lank,  Tennant  at  Anthy  Ritz. 

Christian  Lemy,   Shoemaker. 

Jerry  Heines,  Blk.   Smith. 

William  Swartz. 

Jacob  Erion,  Junr. 

George  Conn  (Tennant). 

Ignatius  Lightner,  Senr. 

John  Harris. 

Henry  Newnham. 

Christian  Lawnius. 

John  Woolf. 

Jacob  Uppdegi-aff. 

Christian  Rupp. 

Henry  Frey. 

Andrew  Hope. 

Godlip    Rupp. 

Lawrence  Woolf  (Tennant). 

Philip   Rupp. 

Philip  Cramer. 

Jacob  Heckert. 

John  Knabb. 

Michael  Eirich. 

Casper  Knedler. 

Ralp  Bowie. 

Peter  Streber. 

William  Mum. 

Jas.  Sinckler,  Tennant. 

(Clear  Maker). 


712 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Samuel  Haislet,  Journeman. 

John  Eichelberger. 

George  Heckert. 

Henry  Shaefier. 

Jacob  Ferry. 

Daniel  Shaeffer. 

Andrew  Billmeyer. 

Adam  King,   Prentice. 

David  Cassat. 

Charles  Barnitz. 

Charles  Fisher. 

John  Fisher,  Junr. 

Martin  Smyser. 

John  Smyser. 

Israel  Berry. 

Abr.  Miller. 

Henry  Ketner   (Tennant  Sadler). 

Solomon   Smook. 

Thos.   Koontz. 


UPPER  DISTRICT,     (h.) 


Stephen  Harry. 
Daniel  Sheffer. 
Solomon  Smook. 
John  Philley. 
Michl.  Edwards,  senr. 
Joseph  Updegraff. 
Ignatius  Lightner. 
Jacob  Small. 
Jacob  Heckert. 
Thos.  McKinsey. 
John  Heibley. 
George  Giess. 
Henry  Lehman. 
John  Youse. 
Jacob  Waltimeyer. 
Jacob  Welch. 
Jacob  Forrey. 
Geo.  Stoll. 
Christian  Roop. 
Henry  Small. 


Daniel  Weaver. 
Godlieb  Ziegel. 
John  Mosey. 
Jesse  Hines. 
Wm.  Swartz. 
James  St.  Clair. 
John  Harris. 
Fredck.  Koch. 
Geor.  Meyer. 
Geor.  Murruy. 
John  Stroman,  Junr. 
Henry  Frey. 
Philip  Gabriel. 
Andw.  Cremer. 
Wm.  Meem. 
Geor.  Brenice. 
Andw.  Blymyer. 
Jacob  Roveley,  Junr. 
Wm.  Stewart. 
Geor.  Leininger. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


713 


Geor.  Heckert. 
Abm.  Miller, 
John  Meyer. 
Philip  Scheffer. 
Daniel  Cassat. 
Tobias  Fahs. 
Abm.   Greenewalt. 
Abm.  Kolb. 
Ralph  Bamm. 
Peter  Ziegler. 
John  Stewart. 
Thos.  Baumgartner. 
Charles  Fisher. 
Godlieb  Roop. 
Fredck.  Zorger. 
Stophel   Jacob. 
John  Eichelberger. 
Christian  Lehman. 
John  Smyser. 
Christian  Lanius. 
Benjn.  Veiser. 
Philip  Decker. 
Philip  Roop. 
Adam  Leitner. 
Henry  Lauk. 
Israel  Berry. 
John  Knaab. 
Daniel  Cremer. 
John  Staale. 
Philip  Fahs. 
Andw.  Billmyer. 
Thos.  Koontz. 
Tobias  Meyer. 
Abm.  Lehman. 
Jacob  Erion,  Junr. 
John  Fisher,  Junr. 
Saml.  Haslet. 
Charles  Barnitz. 
Peter  Wilt. 
Michl.  Eivich. 
Andw.  Hope. 
Abm.  Neaff. 
Christian  Fogelsang. 
Lenart  Baumgartner. 


Philip  Meyer. 

Joseph  Wampler. 

Joseph  Kraft. 

Geor.   Conn. 

Adam  King. 

John  Lowmaster. 

Saml.  Weiser. 

Henry  Spangler. 

John  Walker. 

Philip  Frank. 

Geor.  Beck. 

Henry  Nunham. 

Henry  Bonin. 

Jacob  Leuther. 

Fredk.  Young. 

Mathias  Stroman. 

Henry  Kepner. 

Francis  Jones  (Hatter). 

Philip  Miller  (Weaver). 

Jacob  Fahs,  Junr. 

Casper  Knedler. 

Peter  Struber.  • 

Henry  Pickel. 

Joseph   Small. 

John  Rause. 

Lewis  Waltimeyer. 

Peter  Risinger. 

Ignatius  Lightner,  Senr. 

Nichl.  Zelsor. 

Jacob  Updegraff. 

John  Cronnister. 

Geor.   Metzel. 

John  Schreiber  (Blk.  Smith). 

John  Wolf. 

Peter  Ness. 

Jos.  Fahs. 

Henry  Neff. 

John  Clyde,  Junr. 

Jacob  Bitner. 

Rudolph  Spangler  (Sadler). 

Jacob  Cremer. 

Martin  Smyser. 

Philip  Cremer. 


714 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Thos.  Ziegel. 

John  Stroman,  Senr. 

Jacob  Flieger. 

Michl.  Edwards,  Junr. 

Feter  Small. 

Jacob  Rudy,  Senr. 

Robt.  Smith. 

Jacob  Miller. 

Adam  Lightner. 

Peter  Wolf. 


George  Scheffer. 
Henry  Scheffer,  Senr. 
Jacob  Streibich. 
Adam  Reich. 
Philip  Heckert. 
Welch  J.  Wampler. 
Richd.  Koch. 
Laurence  Wolf. 
Geor.  Frey. 


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Peter    Wolf 

John    Patterson 

David   Worley,    

John   Klite 

Geo.     Lotrnan 

Henry  Wincgartncr, 
Fredk.  Tomhach,  ... 
Alexander  McConky, 
Andrew  Hofenian,  . 
Samuel    Updeg-raff,     . 

Peter    Kurtz,    

Henry   Zimmerman, 
Jacob    Eichinger, 


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(c.)  PAY  ROLL  OF  A  PARTY  OF  YORK  COUNTY  MILITIA 
WHO  APPREHENDED  BRITISH  DESERTERS,  PRISON- 
ERS, AND  BROUGHT  THEM  TO  THE  STOCKADE  FORT. 


Sergt.  (6da  service)  John  Wetzell. 
Privates. 


Frederick  Keefer. 
Adam  Feeser. 


Joseph  Garner. 
Henry  Garner. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


715 


Joseph  Donaldson. 
George  Hopes. 
John  Biers. 
Alexander  Donaldson. 
George  Schlosser. 
Casper  Miller. 
Peter  Reel. 
Samuel  Fisher. 
John  Willis  B.  Smith. 
John  Altifreid. 
Samuel  Updegraff. 
Joseph  Todd. 
John  Patterson. 
Peter  Zing. 
Andrew  Hofeman. 
George  Weller. 
Philip  Greber. 
Abram  Kniselly. 
John  Gorgus. 
Joseph  Updegraff,  Sadler. 
Charles  Barnetz,  Junr. 
Christopher  Lowman. 
Ephraim  Pennington. 
John  Fishel. 
Christopher  Slagle. 
Martin  Kearman, 
Henry  Keifer. 
Joseph  Oren. 
John  Williamson. 
John  Pick. 

Christian  Heckendorn. 
Matthias  Sitler. 
George  Goodyear. 
Jacob  Schram. 
Felix  Conneway. 
Jacob  Schnider. 
George  Schnider. 
Frederick  Bringman. 
William  Lanius. 
John  Dolman. 
Peter  Schutz. 
Michael  Welsh. 
Thomas  Hickson. 
Philip  Endler,  Junr. 


Jacob  Hauk. 
Henry  Walter. 
Abram  Gravious. 
Abram  Sitler. 
George  Heity. 
George  Test. 
Henry  Bentz. 
John  Myer. 
John  Hickson. 
Edward  McDermit. 
Thomas  Prior. 
Jacob  Miller. 
Jacob  Schuk. 
Frederick  Housman. 
Thomas  Beltzhoober. 
Martin  Fry. 
Henry  Welsh. 
George  Zing. 
John  Leisner. 
Jacob  Snurley. 
Ludwick  Weisong. 
Jacob  Oultifreid. 
Saml.  Koontz. 
Andrew  Billmyer. 
Michael  Billmyer. 
Adam  Gardner. 
Jacob  Bahn. 
John  Wolf,  Eadler. 
Jacob  Ledderer. 
Philip  Heckert. 
Joseph  Welshance,  Junr. 
Jacob  Welshance,  (G.  S.) 
Martin  Brennisey. 
Valentine  Brennisey. 
Michael  Kilter. 
Alexander  McConagle. 
Andreas   Hock. 
Johannes  Hock. 

Steffe  . 

Michel  Sprenkel. 

Hannes  Herman. 

Philip  Hostmann. 

Jaco'j  Gottwalt. 

Hanr.es  Heinrich  Hauffner. 


716 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Jacob  Gottwalt,  Jr. 

Michael  Gunter. 

Andres  Klein. 

Hannes  Fatter  (?). 

Friedrich   Heck. 

Michael  Rieger. 

Stephen  Beyer. 

Jacob  Beyer. 

Jorg  Hechler. 

Peter  Shoeffer. 

Adam  Miller. 

Hannes  Beyer. 

William  Barr. 

Heinrich  Orth. 

William  Remmel. 

Jorg  Heinrich  Housser. 

Peter  Witerrecht. 

Jacob  Huttmann. 
Jorg  Wieterecht. 
Jacob  Odenwalt. 
Michael  Klein. 
Jacob  Shmitt. 
Conrath  Becker. 
Heinrich  Becker,  Jr. 
Hannes  KroU. 
Hannes  Shromm. 

Hannes . 

Joseph  Shambers. 

Philip  . 

Jorg  Miller. 
Jacob  Ebresmann. 
Jacob  Shindel.- 
Frederick  Shindel. 
Conrad  Reiter. 
Hannes  Kastmann. 
Hannes  Kastmann,  Jr. 
Gotfried  Komig. 
Hannes  Rudisily. 
Philip  Rudisily. 
Heinrich  Kamm. 
Peter  Peter. 
Steffe  Bender. 
Christian  Scheder. 
William  Rieger. 


Johannes  Rieger. 

Christian  Bleimier. 

Michel  Alerg. 

Heinrich  Kaiiffmau. 

Heinrich  Dom. 

Ulrich  Nes. 

Jacob  Brinson. 

Hannes  Kerhart. 

Jost  Kerhart. 

Sem.  Schimett. 

Adam  Fliesbach. 

Marde  Fliesbach. 

Jacob  Bleimeier. 

Michel  Bidner. 

Heinrich   Meicher. 

Hannes  Meicher. 
Jacob  Biedner. 

Luddick  Waltmann. 
Heinrich  Waltmann. 
Nicolaus  Waltmann. 
Jacob  Giesie. 
Johannes  Boshung. 
Johannes  Boshung. 
Hen.  Michel. 
Jaub.  Marcks. 
Samuel  Mosher. 
Michael  Harnisch. 
Jorg  Nes. 
Hannickel   Sterer. 
Kunrad  Giesie. 
Hannes  Giesie. 
Berned  Kaufeld. 
Jacob  Ansern. 
Heinrich  Stettle. 
Heinrich  Dalman. 
Jacob  Scherer. 
Reinert  Giesei. 
William  Miller. 
Nickloss  Sens. 
Peter  Sens. 
Andon  Pefferman. 
Philip  Keum. 
Peter  Keum. 
Heinrich  Alt. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


717 


Jorg  Diefenhoffer. 
Heinrich  Shel. 
Jacob  Fliger. 
Jorg  Fliger. 
Michel  Kurtz. 
Yost  Getz. 
Joachin  Beman. 
Jorg  Hertlein. 
Basstian  Brgin  (?). 
Peter  Sprenkel. 
Jorn.  Long 
Michel   Seis. 
Conrad  Shindeler. 
Stofel  Wolffard. 

Michel  Moser. 
Jacob  Sebbalt. 

Johannes  Schumacher. 

Michael  Henicks. 

Marde  Stuck. 

Heinrich  Fischer. 

Katstter  Fischer. 

Heinrich  Staufer. 

Daniel  Staufer. 

Michel  Fischel. 

Johannes  Immel. 

Marde  Weller. 

Jacob  Keller. 

Marde  Scheck. 

Jacob  Scheck. 

Bens. 

William  Sprenckel. 

Heinrich  Wiessdal. 

Schan  Spengler. 

Jerg.   Spengler. 

Jerg.  Spengler,  Jr. 

Gottfried  Frey. 

Hannes  Herbach. 

Hannes  Busch. 

Jacob  Fliger. 

Friedrich  Fliger. 

Abraham  Schanckweiler. 

Johannes  Kaudel. 

Jorg  Willem. 

Miller. 


Kunrat  Miller. 
Johannes   Long. 
Jorg  Ley. 
Kurat  Kiesinger, 
Jorg  Welsh. 
Hannes  Miller. 
Heinrich  Beyer. 
Conrath   Enssmenger. 
Hannes  Krebiel. 
Michael   Malhorn. 
Jorg  Rieger. 
Hannes  Sharff. 
Andreas  Schmitt,  Jr. 
Hannes  Frey. 
Reinhartt  Klein. 

Christ . 

Christian  Bicksler. 
Joseph  Bicksler. 
Hannes  Bicksler. 
Casper  Lichtenberger, 

Casper . 

Casper . 

Jacob . 

• Paull. 

Jorg  Miller. 

Gross. 

Samuel  Gross. 
Friedrich  Klingenmann. 
Jacob  Klingenmann. 
Philip  Jacob  Konig. 
Jost  Herbach. 
Heinrich  Ness. 
Peter  Benss. 
Jacob   Kauffman. 

Conrat . 

Voltin  Koller. 
Joseph  Koller. 
Adam  Wilt. 
Adam  Mouhr. 
Jorg  Lichtenberger. 
William  Becher. 
Adam  Lichtenberger. 
Philip  Schneider. 
Killiam  Lichtenberger. 


718 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Hans  Jacob  Bon. 
Paul  Storm. 
Jacob  Raup. 

Daniel . 

Michael , 

Christian  . 

Jorg  Glingmann. 

Jacob  . 

Phillip  Wagner. 

Worli. 

Daniel   Worli. 
Hannes  Reittiner. 
Steffe  Reittiner. 
Jacob  Wagner. 

Hannes . 

Christian  . 

Johannes  Schmitt. 

Schmitt. 

Johannes  Willis. 
Balser  Riullsily. 
Jost  Wahll. 

Friedrich . 

Andreas , 

Andreas  Schnoyder. 
Robert  Bentz. 
Hannes  Schreiver. 
Peter  Shutz. 
Michael   Schreiver. 
Andreas  Kross. 
Peter  Shutz. 
Simmon  Kopenhoffer. 
Simon  Kopenhoffer,  Jr. 
Samuel  Wilt. 
Voltin  Wilt. 
Andreas  Hack. 
Peter  Lang. 

Jorg . 

Jorg  Rommig. 

Jacob . 

Martin  Weickel. 
Lenhart  Weickel. 

Jacob . 

Peter  Weigel. 
Gabriel  Dorr. 


Jacob . 

Michael  Ebert. 
Voltin  Frontz. 
Michael  Benss. 
Bernbard  Holtzapel. 

Matheus . 

^rantz  Jacob. 
Killian  Ziegler. 
Ludwig  Moll. 
Gottlieb  Fackler. 
Peter   Atolff. 
Gottlieb  Richert. 
Peter  Attinger. 
Peter  Lind. 
Jacob  Hoack. 
Michael    FunfErock. 
Johannes  Attinger. 
Martin  Ebert. 
Peter  Menges. 
Bastian  Mengel. 
Johannes  Rothrock. 
Johannes  Holler. 
Nickolaus   Heiss. 
George  Sprenkel. 
Jacob  Bott. 
Isaac  Gartmann. 
Robert  Toun. 
Robert  Toun,  Jr. 
Jorg  Rothrock. 
Johannes  Kurtz. 

Andreas . 

Mathias  Danter. 
Jacob  Riedy. 
Reinhard  Bott. 
Jorg  Sichner. 
Isaac  Gartmann,  Jr. 
Christian  Eble. 
Thomas  Oldner. 
William   Reis. 
Philip   Ebert. 
Joseph  Krabbiell. 
Johannes  Kroff. 
Hannes   Reiff. 
Dietter  Riebert. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


719 


Lenert  Lackron. 
Heimich  Ottiner. 
Peter  Eleberger. 
Christian  Reist. 
Jorg.  Rietelman. 
Adam  Lichtenberger. 
Hans  Nichel  Bon. 
Jacob  Bob. 
Jacob  Schneider. 
Felte  Kolmann. 
Christian  Mor. 
Philip  Mor. 
Stoffel  Krienwalt. 
Hannickel  Audoun, 
Michel  Ettinier. 
Sammal  Miller. 
Andreas   Shneck. 
Andon  Rod. 
Hannes  Rod,  Jr. 
Hannes  Heiff,  Jr. 
Heinrich  Rod,  Jr. 
Jacob  Fretz. 
Phili . 


Jerg  Leckron. 
Michael  Sprenkel. 
Peter  Sprenkel,  Jr. 
Peter  Sprenkel. 
Jerg  Eister. 
Christian  Eister. 
Jerg  Eister. 
Jerg  Menz. 
Kunrath  Eisenhart. 
Siemon  Withmeier. 
Jacob  Bushiin. 
Josef  Batt. 

Philip  •. 

Adam  Wolf. 
Hannes -. 


Hannes  Romer. 
Jerg  Fillip  Ziegler. 
Michael  Lau. 
Casper  Kerns. 

Jacob . 

Phillip  Wietenmoyer. 
Peter  Hoock. 


(720  ) 


CAMP  SECURITY 
YORK  COUNTY  MILITIA. 


(721) 
46— Vol.  II— 6th  Ser. 


(722) 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  723 

(c.)  Sir:  Please  to  send  me  a  certificate  with  the  interest 
thereon  by  the  bearor  hereof  Mr.  John  Agnew  for  serving  a 
tower  of  Duty  under  Captain  Johnston  at  Camp  Security,  sir 
a  complience  with  the  above  requests  will  be  most  greatfully 
acknowledged  by  your  friend   and  Humb.   servt. 

WILLIAM  MOORE. 

Sept.  ye  27th,  17S7. 


12  Oct'r  1781.     (c.) 
These  are  To  Sertify  that  the  bearer  Joseph   Allison   have 
Sarved  his  full  Tour  of  Duty  at  Camp  Security  in  the  fifth 
Class  under  the  Comand  of  Maj'r  John  Edie  is  Sertifyd  By. 

SAML.   FULLTON,  Capt. 


(c.)  Sir:  Mr.  Joseph  Wilson  acquainted  me,  that  you  was 
pleased  to  tell  him  my  name  was  in  the  Roll  of  the  Camp  Se- 
curity men  that  is  to  pay,  and  that  at  the  sight  of  each  mans 
discharge,  he  should  receive  the  Interest  and  a  new  certificate 
for  the  principal. 

I  am  Sir  at  this  present  so  much  indisposed  that  I  cannot 
quit  my  Room,  on  account  of  the  abuse  I  received  two  weeks 
ago  at  George  Rudies,  in  striving  to  persuade  the  Cabal  then 
met,  to  pay  their  taxes  like  men,  and  support  the  government 
&  that  protects  them. 

You  have  Sir  inclosed  my  discharge  bearing  date  the  24th 
of  Dec'r  1781  Sign'd  by  John  McMasters  Capt'n. 

I  hope  Sir  that  you  will  please  to  do  the  same  for  me  as  if 
I  was  present. 

Your  kind  compliance  with  the  above  request  will  greatly 
oblige. 

Sir  your  very  Humbl.  and  much  obliged  Servt. 

JOHN  ALSOP. 

Wm.   Scott,   Esq'r. 

York  Town  26th  Feby.  1787. 


(c.)     Camp  Security  December  ye  24th  178''. 

This  is  to  Certify  yt  Joseph  Anderson  hanh  served  his  tower 
of  Duty  at  ye  Stockade  as  substitute  for  John  Stuert  &  is 
hereby  Discharged. 

ANDW.  PATTERSON,   Capt. 


724  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

(c.)     I  do  hereby  authorise  &  Impower  John  Moor  to  settle 
one  sertificate  (Date  Camp  Security)  December  24th,  1781. 

pr  me. 

JOSEPH   ANDERSON. 
Sr.  please  to  settle. 
May  13th,  1787. 


Camp  Security  December  Sth,  1781.     (c.) 
this  is  to  Certify  that  David  Armstrong  has  Served  his  full 
tour  of  Militia  Duty  in  ye  Sixth  Class  of  York  County  and  is 
hereby   Discharged. 

JAS.  EDGAR,  Capt. 


(c.)  Sir:  pleas  to  pay  the  Berer  W.  M.  Clellan  the  money  due 
to  me  for  a  tour  of  Millitia  Duty  under  Capt.  Wm.  Linsey  at 
Camp  Securely  and  in  so  Dowing  you  will  oblidge  your  frend 
and  humble  servent. 

ISAAC  ARMSTRONG. 

July  28th,  1787.  

(c.)  Dear  Sir:  I  send  by  the  bearer  Moses  Seebrooks  my 
discharge  for  Serving  a  tower  of  Duty  in  the  fourth  Class 
of  Militia  at  Camp  Security  and  have  not  received  my  com- 
pensation therefore. And  being  Informed  that  there  are  Certi- 
ficates in  your  hand  to  be  Issued  to  those  who  served  together 
with  the  Interest  due  thereon — I  will  take  it  as  a  particular 
favour  to  send  the  Certificate  and  Interest  by  the  bearer— Your 
Compliance  Will  be  ever  gratefully  acknowledged  by  your 
Very  Humble  Servant, 

JAMES  ARMSTRONG. 

Carrols   delight. 

April  28th  1787. 

Coll.  Wm.  Scott. 


Camp   Security    December  the   24th    1781.     (c.) 

this  is  to  Certify  ithat  the  Beror  John  Armstrong  in  the  fourt 

Bettalion  of  Penneslaveney  Melishe   In   the  7  Glass  of  York 

County   is  Discharged   from   bis  2  months  Duty   for  puden  up 

the  Stockead's. 

AND'W   PATTERSON,   Capt. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  725 

(c.)  Sr:  Please  to  settle  with  Mr.  Suml.  Hadden  fer  the  pay 
due  me  in  Melitia  in  the  year  one  thousand  seven  hundred  & 
eighty  one  at  Camp  Security  and  you'll  oblige  your 

Humble  servt. 

WILLIAM  ARMSTRONG. 
Nov.  5th,  17S7. 

Col.  Wm.  Scott.  

(c.)  Received  this  25th  day  of  November  1786  of  Philip 
Sholl,  Collector  of  the  Meliti  fines  the  sum  of  Ten  Pounds  Ten 
Shillings  in  full  of  a  Tower  of  Duty  in  Camp  Fuhrmans  Com- 
pany in  the  6t  class  in  the  7th  Battallion  of  York  County 
Melitia  at  Camp  Security  it  being  Five  Pounds  for  Two  Months 
Melitia  Duty  and  Five  Pounds  Ten  Shillings  state  Bounty  I 
say  Received  by  me. 

AARON  AUTEN. 


(c.)  Know  all  men  by  these  Presents,  That  I  Robert  Bailey 
of  Manchester  Township  in  the  County  of  York  and  State  of 
Pennsylvania  Gunsmith  (for  divers  good  Causes  me  hereunto 
moving)  have  made,  ordained,  constituted  and  appointed,  and 
by  these  Presents  do  make,  ordain,  constitute  and  appoint 
John  Mclntyre  of  the  Same  place  Hatter  my  true  and  Lawfull 
Attorney,  for  me  in  my  Name  and  to  my  Use,  to  ask,  demand, 
sue  for,  recover  or  receive,  of  and  from  the  Pay  Master  of  the 
York  County  Militia  the  Sum  of  Twenty  One  pounds  Lawfull 
Money  being  My  pay  for  four  months  Duty  as  Armouer  at 
Camp  Security  which  Said  Sum  of  Twenty  one  pounds  is  due 
and  payable  to  me  giving  and  granting  to  my  said  Attorney 
my  sole  and  full  Power  and  authority,  to  take,  pursue  and  fol- 
low such  legal  courses  for  the  Recovery,  Receiving  and  ob- 
taining of  the  same,  as  I  myself  might  or  could  do,  were  I  per- 
sonally present;  and  upon  the  Receipt  of  the  same  acquittances 
and  other  sufficient  Discharges  for  me  and  in  my  name  to  make, 
sign  seal  and  deliver;  as  also  one  or  more  attorney,  or  attor- 
nies,  under  him  to  substitute  or  appoint,  and  again  at  his  Pleas- 
ure to  revoke,  and  further  to  do  perform  and  finish  for  me  and 
in  my  name  all  and  singular  the  Thing  or  Things  which  shall 
or  may  be  necessary  touching  or  concernin:^  the  Premises,  as 
fully  thorouly  and  entirely,  as  I  the  said  Robert  Bailey  in  my 
own  Person  ought  or  could  do  in  and  about  the  same:  Ratify- 
ing, allowing  and  confirming  what  soever  my  said  Attorney 
shall  Lawfully  do,  or  cause  to  be  done  in  and  by  the  execution 


726  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

of  the  Premises  by  Virtue  of  these  Presents.  In  Witness 
whereof  I  have  hereunto  set  my  Hand  and  Seal  the  Seven- 
teenth Day  of  March  Anno  Domini  one  thousand  seven  hundred 
and  eighty  four. 

ROBERT  BAILEY. 
Sealed  and  Delivered  in  the  Presence  of 
JNO  MORRIS. 
MICHAEL  GARBER. 

York  County  sst. 

Before  me  the  Subscriber  One  of  the  Justices  of  the  Peace 
for  Said  County  &c  Personally  came  the  above  named  Robert 
Bailey  and  Acknowledged  the  above  Power  of  Attorney  as 
and  for  his  Act  and  Deed  for  the  Use  Intents  &c  purposes  there- 
in Mentioned.  In  Witness  whereof  I  Have  hereunto  Set  my 
Hand  and  Seal  the  Seventeenth  Day  of  March  1784. 

DANIEL  MESSERLY. 


(c.)  Rec'd  of  William  Cross  full  Satisfaction  for  my  pay 
for  a  Tour  of  Militia  Duty  performed  by  me  at  Camp  Security 
in  York  County  in  York  County  in  the  Seventh  Class  of  of 
the  Second  Batalion  of  York  County  Militia  in  the  year  1782  & 
I  do  By  these  Presents  Impower  the  Said  William  Cross  to 
Settle  &  Receive  my  full  pay  for  Said  Tour  as  Witness  my 
hand  &  Seal  this  14th  day  of  June  1786. 

CRISTIAN  his  I  mark  BAKER  [Seal.] 
In  Presence  of 

SAML.  EDIX. 

SAML.  PORTER.  

York   County   sst.      (c.) 

Before  me  the  Subscriber  One  of  the  Justices  of  the  Peace 
for  Said  County  &c.  Personally  Came  Barned  Fry  and  Adam 
Gohn  and  being  Each  Respectively  Sworn  According  to  Law, 
Respectively  deposed  and  say,  That  a  Certain  Jacob  Balsly 
was  Legally  Substituted  in  the  Room  and  Stead  of  Barned 
Fry  To  Serve  in  the  fifth  Class  of  the  York  County  Militia 
upon  Duty  at  Camp  Security  and  further  these  deponants 
Respectively  Say  that  the  Said  Balsly  actual  Served  the  Duty 
required  at  the  Said  Camp  and  further  these  deponants  Say 
that. 

That  the  Sale'  Jacob  Balsly  was  hired  and  paid  by  the 
Said  Barned  Fry  for  his  Services  &  Duty  aforesaid  And  that 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  727 

the  Said  Fry  is  Legally  Instituted  to  Receive  the  pay  in  Lieu 
thereof  of  the  State  of  Pennsylvania. 

EARNED   FRY. 
ADAM  his  4  mark  GOHN. 
Sworn  and  Subscribed  the  Second  day  of  May  1791. 
CORAM 

JNO.  HEBACH. 


Camp  Security,  October  11th,  1781. 
(c.)     These  are  to  certify  that  Samuel  Barber  hath  served 
his    tower    of   two   months   in   the    5th    class    of    Malitisia   of 
York  County  and  is  hereby  discharged  by  me. 

SAML.   FULLTON,  Capt. 


(c.)  Know  all  men  by  these  Presents  that  I  Michel  Bar- 
geld  of  Hanover  Town  and  the  County  of  York  and  State  of 
Pennsylvania  have  made  and  ordained,  constituted  and  ap- 
pointed and  by  these  Presents  do  make  ordain  constitute  and 
appoinde  Jacob  Hostetter  of  Town  and  County  and  State 
aforesaid  my  true  and  Lawful  Atturney  for  me  in  my  name 
and  to  his  Use  and  Behalff  and  I  do  Impower  and  Said  Jacob 
Hostetter  to  Ask  Demande  and  Receiver  or  Receive  Being 
for  my  Two  Months  Persenal  Service  at  Camp  Security  in 
York  County  Melitia  of  Col.  Adam  Winderrodes  Patalion  and 
Being  under  Capt.  Fuhrman's  Company  or  commanding  in 
the  6  class  and  full  Power  and  Authority  to  take  Pursue  and 
follow  such  legal  causes  for  the  Recovery,  Receiving  and  Ob- 
taining the  same  as  I  myself  might  or  cult  do  were  I  Per- 
sonally Presend  and  upon  the  Receipt  of  the  same  acquttans 
and  other  sufficent  Discharges  from  me  and  in  my  name  to 
make  Sign  Scale  and  Deliver  in  Witness  Whereof  I  have 
here  onto  set  my  hand  and  Seal  this  27  Day  of  February  in 
the  year  of  our  Lord  Anno  Domino  1787. 

MICHAEL   BARGELD. 
Witness    Present. 

Philip  Sholl.  

Camp  Security  Dec.  22d.  1781. 
(c.)     This  is  to  certify  that  Ludwick  Walcman  is  intitled 
to  the  pay  that  may  be  allowed  for  my  serving  his  tower  in 


728  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

the  Sixth  Class  of  York  County  Militia  which  being  agreed 
upon  When  I  entered  substitute  for  the  aforesaid  Waltman— 

Witness  my  hand. 

JOHN  BARKB. 


(c.)  I  do  hereby  certify  that  George  Beck  has  served  his 
tour  of  Militia  Duty  as  a  substitute  for  Christopher  Herman 
in  the  Eighth  Class  of  the  first  Battallion  of  this  county  at 
Camp   Security   &  is  hereby  discharged. 

CHAS.  BARNETZ,  Lieut. 

York  Town  May  6th,  1782. 


(c.)  This  is  to  certify  that  I  have  received  of  Isaac 
Tates  the  full  sum  of  my  reward  for  a  tower  of  towo  months 
served  in  the  7  clas  at  Camp  Security  in  York  County  De- 
cember the  24th  1781  and  I  do  hearby  impower  the  sd.  Isaac 
Tates  to  receive  the  same  reward  from  the  paymaster  for 
my  tower  and  to  signe  my  name  to  a  receit  on  my  account 
and  that  Receit  shall  be  his  discharge  from  me  for  the  same. 
Given  from  under  my  hand  and  [Seal]  this  24  day  of  No- 
vember 1783. 

GEORGE  BARTON. 

Witness   present 
JOHN    MATHERS 
SAMUEL  LEWIS,   Ju. 


Camp  Security,  December  8th  1781.     (c.) 
this    is    to   Certify    that   Benjamin    Basrit    has    Serv'd    his 
full  tour  of  two  months  in  the  Sixth  Class  of  York  County 
Militia  Command'd    by   Major  Wm.   Austin   and   in   my   com- 
pany and   is  here  by  Discharg'd. 


JA'S  EDGAR  Capt. 


To  all  whom  it  may  Concern. 


(c.)  Know  all  men  By  these  presents  that  I  Henry  Baum- 
gartner  of  Germany  Township,  York  County  and  State  of 
pensylvania  for  Value  reciv'd  of  Adam  Wentrott  Do  hereby 
Impower  and  Authorice  the  Said  Adam  Wintrott  in  my  Name 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  729 

and  to  his  use  to  ask  Demand  Recover  and  receive  a  Certain 
Sum  of  money  Due  to  me  for  two  montli  Actual  Service  at 
Camp  Security  under  Capt  Henry  Moore  Captn.  of  tlie  fifth 
Class  Seventh  Battalion  York  County  and  I  Do  hereby  Assign 
Over  all  my  Right  title  Clame  and  Demand  of  in  or  to  the 
said  pay  above  mentioned  and  Every  part  thereof  unto  the 
said  Adam  Wintrott  to  his  use  and  beho  of  forever  as  Wit- 
nes  my  hand  &  Seal  this  3rd  day  of  December  Ano  Domini 
1782. 

HENRY  BAUMGARTNER. 
Witness  present 

SAMUEL  HUNTER. 


Camp  Security,  24  Dec.  1781.     (c.) 
This   is   to   certify   that  Jacob   Bauser   has   served   his   full 
time  of  Duty  agreeable  to  law  in  the  sevent  class  of  York 
County  Militia  under  the  Command  of  Capt.  Pennington  and 
is  Discharged  by  me. 

GEORGE  GYSELMAN,  Capt. 


(c.)  This  is  to  Cartify  that  I  have  received  of  Thomas 
Leech  the  full  sum  of  My  reward  for  a  tower  of  two  months 
sarved  in  the  6th.  Class  at  Camp  Security  in  York  County 
Novm'r  26th  1781  and  I  do  autherise  and  impowr  The  sd. 
Thomas  Leech  to  receive  my  reward  from  the  pay  master 
and  to  sighn  my  name  to  a  receit  on  my  account  and  that 
receit  shall  be  his  Discharge  for  the  same  from  me  given 
from  under  my  hand  and  seal  this— 25th  of  Novm'r  1783. 

JACOB  BEAME.     [Seal.] 
Witness 

CHARLS  BROUSTER. 

CHRISTOPHER  BEAME. 


(c.)  To  all  home  it  may  concern  this  is  certify  that  I 
Hendry  Bear  having  served  two  months  as  a  Militia  man 
at  Camp  Security  in  Capt.  Andrew  Foremans  Company  and 
fore  a  valuable  consideration  I  do  sine  my  pay  of  saide  two 
months  to  Wm.  Sturgeon  his  here  or  assigns  hereby  Impow- 
ering  him  the  sd.  Wm.  Sturgeon  to  sine  a  discharge  on  Re- 


730  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

cipt  of  the  same.     In  witness  hereof  I  have  her  unto  set  my 
hand  this  10th  of  February  1787 

HENDRY  his  +  marlv  BAER. 
Test. 

MICHAEL   BEKR    (?). 


(c.)  Know  all  men  by  these  present  that  I,  Henry  Beechart 
Do  hereby  assign  over  all  my  Right  title  Clame  and  Demand 
of  two  months  pay  due  to  me  for  two  months  personal  ser- 
vice at  Camp  security  under  Capt.  Abraham  Forry  Command- 
ing the  fourth  class  of  Militia  of  Col.  Adam  Winterrodes 
Batalion  in  York  County  unto  the  said  Adam  Winterrode  for 
value  received  of  him  Hereby  Impowering  the  said  Adam 
Winterrode  to  ask  Demand  and  Receive  the  same  to  his  use 
and  Behaff  as  I  the  said  Henry  Bechart  might  or  Could  do 
ever  I  Personal  Present  and  upon  his  Recipt  of  the  said 
Receival  by  him  to  be  a  sufficient  discharge  against  me  for 
the  same  for  ever  as  witness  my  hand  and  seal  this  eighth 
Day  of  May  in  the  year  of  our  Lord,  one  Thousand  seven 
hundred   and   Eighty  three. 

HENRY  BEECHART. 
Witness  present 

JOSEPH 

JOHN  WINTERRODE. 


Camp  Security  24th  Dec.  1781.     (c.) 
This  to  Certify   that  Casper   Beerbrower   of   the  7th   Class 
of  York  County  Militia  hath  put  up  his  part  of  the  Stockade 
and    is    hereby    Discharged. 

JNO.  McMASTER,  Capt. 


Camp  Security  7th  Deem.  1781.     (c). 
Tnis  is  to  Certify  that  Henery  Bennett  has  Servd.  his  full 
Tower  in  the  Sixth  Class  of  York  County  Millitia  Under  the 
Command  of  Major  William  Ashton  Commad.  and  is  hereby 
Discharged  by  me. 
Signd  by 

)  WM.  ASHTEN,  Majer  Comdt. 


COUNTY  OP  YORK.  731 

Camp  Security  Oct.  15  1781. 
(c.)     This  is  to  Certify  that  John  Beverd  hast  Served  his 
Full  Tower  in  the  Militia  in  the  fifth  as  Witness  my  hand. 

SAM'L  FULTON,  Capt. 


(c.)  To  Hum  these  presens  may  Come.  Greeting.  Know 
all  men  by  these  presents  that  I  Joseph  Bigler  of  Dover  Town- 
ship York  County  have  in  the  4th  class  Sarved  a  touer  in 
the  Militia  in  Camp  Security  in  the  County  of  York  for 
Casper  Spahr  of  the  Same  place  and  the  Said  Casper  Spahr 
has  fully  paid  me  for  Sd.  Sarvice  &  he  is  in  titeld  therefor 
to  throw  the  Interest  togather  with  the  Cartificate — Which 
is  issued  for  me — frum  the  Compt.  Witness  my  hand  and 
Seal  this  19th  Day  feber— 1787— Sd.  Casper  Spahr  is  the  wright 
owner. 

JOSEPH  his  X  mark  BIGLER. 
Witness 
DAN.  MAY. 

N.  B. — Casper  Sparr  shoud.  have  served  in  the  4th  class,  but 
was  permited  to  send  a  Sub.  in  the  6th. 


Camp  Security  December  12th  1781. 
(c).  I  Do  here  by  assign  over  all  my  right  and  Title  of  the 
two  month  Pay  Due  to  me  for  Serving  as  and  Ensign  in  Capt. 
Jas.  Edgars  Company  of  Militia  of  York  county  and  ye  Sixth 
Class  of  Sd.  County  unto  ye  Sd.  Capt.  Jas.  Edgar  it  being  for 
value  received,     witness  my  hand. 

VALENTINE  BIST,  Ensign. 
Witness  present 
JOHN  RAMSEY. 


To  Colonel  William  Scott  Esqr. 

(c.)  Sir:  please  to  Deliver  to  the  Bearer  John  Wums 
the  Certifycate  that  is  came  to  hand  (for  my  Service  at  Camp 
Security)  and  You'l  Oblige  your  most  Obedi  mt  verry  humble 
Servant. 

HERNY  BLACK. 


732  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

(c.)     Camp  Security  Jany.  19th,  1782. 
This   is   to   certify   that   Michl.    Bollinger   of   the   7th   class 
of  York  County  Militia  has  served  from  the  9th  instant  and 
his  wagon  and   four  horses  4  days  and  being  discharged  pr 
Col.  Gibson  (illegible)  is  considred  his  full  tower. 

E.  PENNINGTON,  Capt. 


Camp  Security  December  the  8th  1781.     (c.) 

This  is  to  Certify  that  John  Boocher  has  Served  his  full 
Tower  of  Two  Months  in  the  Sixth  Class  of  York  County 
Militia  under  the  Command  of  Major  William  Aston  and  is 
hereby  Discharged  by  me. 

ANDREW  FOORMAN,  Capt. 


(c.)     This  is  to  Certifi  that  John  Bouser  as  Served  in  my 
Company  from  the  4  of  May  1782. 

PETER  FORD,  Captain. 
York   Town   Ship. 

June  the   21,   1783. 


Camp  Security,  Septem'r  14th  1781.     (c.) 
I   Do   Certify   that   John   Bowman  is   Discharged  from   this 
Camp  he  having  performed  his  Tours  in  the  MUlitia. 

JOHN   MAPIN,   Lieut. 


(c.)  Know  all  men  by  these  Presents  that  I  Jacob  Bow- 
man of  the  County  of  York  and  State  of  Pennsylvania  do 
hereby  Constitute  and  appoint  John  Switzer  of  the  same  place 
for  my  true  and  lawfull  attorney  for  me  and  in  my  name  and 
to  my  use  to  ask  Demand  Recover  and  Receive  all  such 
sum  or  sums  of  Money  and  Interest  Due  and  Comming  to 
me  from  the  State  of  Pennsylvania  on  account  of  a  Tower  of 
Duty  Done  by  me  at  Camp  Security  in  Capt.  Moores  Company 
in  the  Fifth  class  of  the  Seventh  Battalion  of  York  County 
Melitia,  Given  and  granting  to  my  said  Attorney  my  sole  and 
full  Power  and  aathoroty  for  the  Receiving  and  Recovering 
the  same  and  upon  the  Receipt  of  the  same  acquittance  and 
other  sufficient  Discharges  for  me  and  in  my  Name  to  make 
sign  seal  and  Deliver  for  me  and  in  my  name  all  such  thing 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  733 

or  things  which  Shall  be  Necessary  Touching  or  Concerning 
the  same  as  I  my  self  may  or  could  do   what   I   Personally 
Present  In   Witness  Whereof   I   have   hereunto   set  my   hand 
and  seal  this  26  Day  of  Febry  17S7. 
Sealed  &  Delivered  in  the  Presence  of 

JACOB  his  X  mark  BOWMAN.     [Seal.] 


(c.)  These  Eare  to  cartify  to  home  it  may  concern  that 
I  have  in  intrusted  &  put  in  the  hand  of  Thomas  Leech 
in  my  absence  to  receive  my  pay  from  the  paymaster  for 
my  Tower  of  2  months  in  the  6  Class  of  Melitta  sarvis  at 
Camp  security  in  York  County  and  do  alow  him  to  siglin  my 
name  to  eny  receit  on  receiving  the  same  on  My  account  and 
that  recit  will  be  a  discharge  from  me  to  the  paymaster 
Given  from  under  my  hands  this  6  of  Jenury  1784. 

JAMES    BOYD. 
Witness 

JOHN  LEECH. 


(c.)  I  do  hereby  certify  that  John  Brickner  has  Served  two 
Months  at  Camp  Security  as  Substitute  for  Dudley  Digges  in 
the  Sixt  Class  of  York  County  Militia,  beginning  the  16  Day 
of  October  and  ending  the  16  Day  of  December  as  Witness  my 
hand  this  17th  Day  of  Deer,  ITSl. 

ANDREVv^  FORMAN,  Capt. 
Witness  Present 

GILBERT   McMASTER. 

then  Rec'd  of  Dudley  Digges  twenty  Spanish  Mill'd  Dol- 
lars in  full  Satisfaction  for  the  Above  mentioned  tower  of 
Duty  and  I  do  Assign  over  to  Dudley  Digges  all  the  money 
that  may  be  Drawn  in  the  Pay  Roll  in  my  name  for  Said 
Tour  Witness  my  hand  this  17  Day  of  Deer.  1781. 

JOHN  his  X  mark  BRICKNER. 
Test 

JOSEPH    LILLY. 


(c.)     Agust  the  29th  1782. 
This  is  to  Cartify  that  I  John  Brickner  Doth  sine  over  my 
Right  and  Title  of  my  tow  month  pay  home  I  have  Served 


734  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

in  Capt.  Henery  Moor  Company  at  Camp  Secqrty  under  the 
Command  of  Major  John  Eddy  unto  Gillbert  McMaster  as 
Wittness  my  Hand. 

JOHN  his  X  mark  PRIGNER. 
Witness  present 

HENRY  STURGEON. 


(c.)  I  Do  hereby  Autherise  And  Impower  John  Moor  To 
Setle  one  Sertificat  (Date  Camp  Security  January  19th  1782, 

Pr  me 

JOSEPH  BROWN. 
Sr  please  Setle 

May  15th   1787  

(c.)  Sir:  You  will  please  to  pay  to  the  Bearer  Capten 
Wm.  McClalen  the  Interist  of  my  pay  for  a  tower  of  Duty 
at  Camp  Security  which  I  Served  in  the  Sevent  Class  of  the 
Secand  Betalian  of  York  County  Militia  Under  Captan  Pen- 
ningtun  living  in  York  town  of  wich  I  was  first  Leautenant 
Likewise  a  Certificate  for  my  pay:  I  Remain  Sir  yours  to 
Serve 

JOSEPH   BROWN. 

Aprile  24th  1787. 


(c.)     Camp  Security  Januar  19th  1782. 
(c.)     This  is  to  Scertify  that  the  Bearer  Joseph  Brown  hath 
Served   his   full  tower  of   Duty   in   the   Seventh  Class  and   is 
Discharged  by  Me. 

E.  PENNINGTON  Capt. 


(c.)  Know  all  men  by  these  presents  that  I  John  Buchanon 
of  the  fourth  clas  of  malitia  of  chansfoord  township  York 
county  For  divers  good  causes  and  considerations  me  here- 
unto moving  have  made  ordained  constituted  and  apointed 
and  by  these  presents  do  make  ordain  constitut  and  apoint 
James  Fallow  of  township  and  county  aforesaid  my  true  and 
lawfull  Atorney  for  me  and  in  my  name  and  to  my  use  to  ask 
demand  recover  and  receive  of  and  from  the  pay  master 
of  Malitia  of  said  county  all  the  sums  due  to  me  for  my  tour 
of  Malitia  duty  performed  at  Camp  Security  in  July  and  Au- 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  735 

gust  and  September  1781  and  by  these  presents  granting  to 
my  said  atorney  my  sole  and  full  power  and  Authority  to 
take  pursue  and  follow  such  legal  steps  for  the  recovering 
receiving  and  obtaining  of  the  same  as  I  myself  might  or 
could  do  were  I  personally  present  and  upon  the  receipt  of 
the  same  to  give  aquitances  or  other  Sufficient  disch^irges  for 
me  and  in  my  name  to  make  sign  seal  and  deliver  as  also 
one  or  more  atorney  or  atorneys  under  him  to  substitute  and 
apoint  and  again  at  his  pleasure  to  revok  and  further  to  do 
perform  and  finish  for  me  and  in  my  name  all  singular  thing 
or  things  which  shall  or  my  be  necesary  touching  and  con- 
cerning the  above  said  sum  or  sums  as  fully  thoroughly  and 
entirly  as  I  the  said  John  Buchannan  in  my  own  person 
might  or  could  do  in  or  about  the  same  ratifying  alowing 
and  confirming  whatsoever  my  said  atorney  shall  lawfully  do 
or  cause  to  be  done  in  or  about  the  executing  for  the  said 
sum  or  sums  due  to  me  for  said  service  by  virtue  of  these 
presents.  In  witness  wherof  I  have  hereunto  set  my  hand 
and  seal  the  10th  day  of  April  in  the  eight  year  of  American 
independance  and  the  year  of  our  Lord  1784 

JOHN  BUCHANON.     [Seal.] 
Wittnes  present 

ANDREW  STEWART 

JAMES  ARMSTRONG 


B. 

(c.)  Sir  Pleas  to  Pay  to  Henry  Shultz  or  his  order  all  the 
Intrest  Due  unto  me  on  account  of  a  Tower  of  Duty  Done 
by  me  in  Capt.  Forrey's  Company  in  the  4th  Class  in  the  7 
Battallion  of  York  County  Meletia  at  Camp  Security  and  also 
Deliver  unto  him  the  Certificate  for  the  Prinsible  Due  me 
I  am  Sir  your  Humble  Serv't. 

BETTER  BUDMAN 
To  Coll.  Scott  Esq.  June  the  20th,  1787. 

SIMON  CLABR. 


B. 

(c.)     Camp  Security  September  19th,  1781. 

I   do  certify   that  Petter   Bumpgarner   is   Discharged    from 
this  Camp  having  served  his  tower  in  the  Millitia. 

JOHN  MAPPIN,  Lieut. 


736  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

(c.)     Camp  Securety,  January  the  20,  1782. 

Jacob  Burger  of  the  Seventh  class  of  York  County  Militia 
hath  sarvid  his  full  tower  of  two  months. 
Given  under  my  hand 

EPHM.  PENNINGTON  Capt. 


(c.)     September  the  11th,  1787. 

Mr.  William  Scott  pleas  to  pay  the  bearer  Joseph  Glancy 
my  pay  principel  and  intrest  for  serving  a  tower  of  military 
Duty  at  Camp  securety  in  the  seventh  clas  of  York  County 
melsha  in  Captin  peningtons  Company  and  this  shall  be  your 
relees  from  me 

MICHAEL   BURGER. 
Witness  present 

DEBORAH   MILLS 

THOMAS  WARREN 


(c.)     Camp  Security  Septemr  19th  1781. 
I  Do  Certify  that  John  Burk  is  Discharged  from  this  Camp 
Having  Served  his  Tower  in  the  Millitia. 

JOHN  NAPPIN  Lieut. 


(c.)  This  is  to  Certify  that  Serjt.  John  Burk  has  Served 
for  Caspar  Matts  of  the  7th  Class  of  York  County  Militia 
his  full  Tower  and  is  Discharged  by  me. 

Camp   Security  Jan'y  21  1782 

E.   PENNINGTON   Capt. 


(c.)  Power  of  Attorney  dated  May  3rd  1784  of  Thomas 
Burke  private  in  Captain  Ephrium  Pennington's  Company  of 
the  Guards  at  Camp  Security  in  the  County  of  York  for  two 
months  pay  authorizing  Abraham  Mosser  to  collect  what  is 
due  him. 
Sworn  before 

WM.  SCOTT. 

3rd  May  1784.  '  ,        ' 


COUNTY  OP  YORK.  737 

(c.)  Know  all  Men  By  these  presents  that  I  Michal  Busse 
of  Germany  township  York  County  and  State  of  Pensylvania 
for  good  Concederation  me  hereunto  moving  have  made  or- 
dained and  Constituted  Adam  Wintrott  of  the  township  county 
and  State  aforesaid  My  true  and  Lawful  Attorney  in  My 
Name  to  Ask  Demand  Recover  and  Receive  a  Certain  Sum 
of  Money  Due  to  me  for  two  Months  Personal  Service  at  Camp 
Security  in  York  County  under  the  Command  of  Capt.  Abra- 
ham Furry  Capt.  of  the  fourth  Class  of  Militia  in  Coll.  Adam 
Wintrott  Battalion  and  upon  Receipt  of  the  Same  Aquittance 
and  others  Sufficent  Discharges  to  Make  Sign  and  Deliver 
hereby  Ratifying  and  Confirming  what  Soever  My  true  and 
Lawfull  attorney  shall  Do  or  Lawfully  Cause  to  be  Done  in 
Execution  of  the  premises  In  Witness  whereof  I  have  here- 
unto Set  my  hand  and  Seal  this  17th  day  of  March  A.  D.  1784 

MICHALL  BUSS     [Seal.] 
Signed  Sealed  &  Delivered  in  our  presents 

R.  McILHINNY 

HENRICH   BRUDER 


Camp  Security  December  24th  1781. 
(c.)      Matthias    Cablie    jf    the    7th    Class    of    York    County 
Militia  hath  served  his  Tower  of  Duty  at  the  Stockade  under 
me  and  is  hereby  discharged 

WILL'M  LINDSAY  Capt. 


(c.)  Know  all  men,  by  these  Pressants  that  I  Steven  Cald- 
wel  of  Hamelton  Bann  Township  York  County  and  State  of 
Pennsylvania  For  Divers  Good  Causes  and  Considerations  me 
hereunto  moving  Have  Made  Ordained  Authorised  Nominated 
and  Apointed  and  By  these  Pressants  do  make,  Ordain,  Au- 
thorise, Nominate  and  Apoint  Wm  Cochran  Esquire  of  the 
County  and  State  Affors'd  my  true  and  Lawfull  Attorney  for 
me  and  in  my  Name  and  for  my  own  proper  use  and  Benefit, 
to  ask,  Demand  Recover  and  Receive  of  and  from  the  Pay- 
master for  the  Militia  for  the  County  of  York  all  Such  Sum 
or  Sums  of  Money  which  are  now  due  and  owing  unto  me  the 
Sd.  Stephen  Caldwell  for  my  Servises  in  the  Militia  at  Camp 
Security  and  to  have  use  and  take  all  lawfull  Ways  and 
means  in  my  name  or  Otherwise  for  the  Recovery  thereof 
and  to  Compound  and  agree  for  the  Same,  and  Acquitances 
47— Vol.  II— 6th  Ser. 


738  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

or  Other  Sufficient  Discharges  for  the  Same  for  me  and  in 
my  Name  to  mal<e  Seal  and  Deliver  and  to  do  all  other  Law- 
full  Acts  and  things  Whatsoever  Concerning  the  Premeses 
as  fully  and  in  Every  Respect  as  I  myself  might  or  Could 
do  were  I  Personally  Pressant  at  the  doing  Thereof  and 
Attorneys  one  or  more  under  him  for  the  purposes  Affors'd 
to  make,  and  again  at  his  Pleasure  to  Revoke  Ratifying  and 
Confirming  and  by  these  p'ressents  Allowing  Whatsoever  my 
Sd  Attorney  Shall  in  my  Name  do  or  Cause  to  be  done  in  and 
about  the  Premises  by  Virtue  of  these  Pressents  in  Witness 
Whereof  I  have  hereunto  Set  my  hand  and  Seal  this  Twenty 
Seventh  day  of  January  one  thousand  Seven  hundred  and 
Eighty  Seven. 

STEPHEN  CALDWELL.     [Seal.] 
Sealed  and  delivered  in  the  Pressence  of 

BENJAMIN    ELDER 

MARAY   COCHRAN.  

Camp  Security  24th  Dec'r  1781. 
(c.)      This    to    Certify    that    Joseph    Campbell    of    the    7th 
Class   of   York   County   Militia   hath   put   up    his   part   of   the 
Stockade  and  is  hereby  Discharged. 

JNO.  McMASTER  Capt. 


(c.)     Camp  Security  Nov'r  Ye  10th  1781. 

This  is  to  certify  that  Wm.  Carpenter  hath  Served  his  full 
Tower  of  two  months  In  the  Sixth  Class  of  Malitia  under 
command  of  Majer  Ashton  and  is  Herby  Discharged  By 

SAML.    RUSSELL  Ens. 


(c.)  Camp  Security  December  the  Sth,  1781  this  is  to 
cartify  that  Ludvick  Chester  has  sarved  his  full  tower  of 
Tow  months  in  the  Sixth  «lass  of  York  County  Millitia  under 
the  command  of  Major  Willm.  Asten  and  is  hereby  dis- 
charged   by   me  WM.  ASHTON,  Major  Comdt. 


Camp  Security  Jan'y  20th  1788 
(c.)     John  Cinkanen  of  the  7th  Class  of  York  County  Mili- 
tia hath  Sarved  his  ful  tour  aud  is  liearby  Discharged. 

E.  PENNINGTON  Capt. 


COUNTY  OP  YORK.  739 

feb.   2Sth,   1787.      (c.) 
Sir — Please  to  send  pr.  Bearer,  Adam  Crasser  my  Crtificate 
and  Intrest  for  one  Tower  of  Militia  Duty  at  Camp  Security 
in  Capt.  Wamplers  Compt.  ami  I  Shall  ackd.   this  as  a  Dis- 
charge for  the  same  by  your  Huml.  Servt 

MICHL.  CLAPSADEL. 

COLL.   WM.   SCOTT,  Esqr. 


(c.)  Know  all  Men  by  these  Presents  that  I  Michael  Coallor 
of  Germany  Township,  York  County  and  State  of  Pennsyl- 
vania, hath  for  good  Reasons  and  Causes  me  thereunto  mov- 
ing, make,  ordain  institute  and  appoint  George  Hoober  of  the 
afore  said  County,  Township  and  State  my  true  and  Lawful 
Attorney  in  my  Name  to  Ask,  Demand,  recover  and  receive 
a  Certain  Sum  of  Money  due  to  me  for  two  Months  Personal 
Service  at  Camp  Security  in  York  County,  under  the  command 
of  Capt.  John  Wampler  in  the  Seventh  Class  of  Militia  of 
Colo.  Adam  Wentrode's  Battalion  and  upon  the  receipt  of  the 
same.  Acquittances,  and  other  sufficient  Discharges  to  sign, 
Seal  and  deliver  and  to  do  in  all  Things  as  I  myself  might  or 
could  do,  were  I  personally  present  hereby  ratifying  and 
confirming  whatsoever  my  Attorney  shall  Lawfully  do  or 
cause  to  be  done  in  the  execution  of  the  Premises  as  witness 
my  hand  and  Seal  this  24th  Day  of  April  in  the  Year  of  our 
Lord,  One  Thousand  Seven  Hundred  and  Eighty-four  1784. 

MICHAEL  his  X  mark  COALLOR. 
Signed,  Sealed  and  Delivered  in  the  presence  of  us. 

ADAM  WINTRATS 

GEORGE  KOONS       

Know  all  men  by  these  presents  that  I  George  Huber  within 
named  Attorney  in  fact  for  Michael  Collar  Do  hereby  in  be- 
half of  the  said  Michael  Authorize  Adam  Winterot  to  Receive 
the  pay  within  mentioned  as  the  Said  Michal  or  me  the  Said 
George  Huber  was  present  Witness  my  hand  &  Seal  the  16th 
Day  of  February   1787. 

GEORGE  HUBER.     [Seal.] 

Witness  prst. 
R.  McILHINNY 


(c.)     Know  all  men,  by  these  presents  that  I  Samuel  Coch- 
ran of  Hameltons-bann  Township,  York  County  and  State  of 


740  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

Pensylvania  for  Divers  good  Causes  and  Considerations  me 
hereunto  moving  Have  made,  Ordained,  Authorized,  Nominated 
and  Appointed  and  by  these  presents  do  make,  Ordain,  Au- 
thorize, Nominate,  and  Appoint  Wm.  Cochran  Esquire  of  the 
County  and  State  Afforesaid  my  true  and  Lawful  Attorney, 
for  me,  and  in  my  naim  and  for  my  Own  Proper  use  and 
benefit,  to  asl?^  Demand  Recover  and  Receive  of  and  from 
the  pay  master  of  the  Melletia  of  Yorlv  County,  all  Such  Sum 
or  Sums,  of  money  as  are  Due  and  oweing  unto  me  the  Said 
Samuel  Cochran  for  my  Services  in  the  Mellitia  at  Camp  Se- 
curity and  to  have  use  and  take,  all  Lawful  ways  and  means, 
in  my  Name  or  otherwise  for  the  Recovery  thereof,  and  to 
Compound  and  Agree  for  the  same,  and  Acquittances  or  other 
Sufficient  Discharges  for  the  Same  for  me  and  in  my  name, 
to  make,  seal,  and  Deliver,  and  to  do  all  other  Lawful  Acts 
and  things  Whatsoever  Concerning  the  Primises,  as  fully  and 
in  every  Respect  as  I  my  Self  might  or  Could  do  were  I 
parsonaly  present  at  the  doing  thereof,  and  Attornies  one  or 
more  under  him  for  the  Purposes  Afforesaid,  to  make,  and 
Again  at  his  pleasure  to  Revoke  Ratifying  and  Confirming 
and  by  these  presents  Allowing  Whatsoever  my  Sd.  Attorney 
Shall  in  my  name  lawfully  do  or  Cause  to  be  done,  in  and 
about  the  premises  By  Virtue  of  these  Presents  in  Witness 
Whereof  I  hav  hereunto  Set  my  hand  and  Seal  this  twenty 
fourth  Day  of  Febry — In  the  year  of  Our  Lord  one  thousand 
seven    hundred    &    Eighty    seven. 

SAMUEL   COCHRAN. 
Sealed  and  Delivered  in  the  presents  of 

JOSEPH  SCOTT 

NATHANIEL  PORTER 


March  the  18,  1782.     (c.) 
This  is  to  Certifl  that  John  Coho  as  Sarved  is  two  month 
in    Camp    Securtey    in    my    Companey    in    the    Forth    class   of 
York  County   Militia  and  the  County  is  imdued  two  months 
Pay 

PETER  FORD,  Captain. 


(c.)     Camp  Security  Deem,  the  7,  1781. 
This  Is  To  Certify  that  George  Coiser  has  perform  His  full 
Tower  In   the  Sixth   Glass  of  Melitia  of  York  County  under 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  741 

the    command    of    Major    William    Auston    &    is    hereby    Dis- 
charged By  Me 

BENJAMIN  BEATY,  Ensign. 


(c.)  Received  of  Patrick  Sullivan  a  good  silver  watch  for 
which  I  make  over  transfer  all  my  Right  Title  and  Demand 
of  my  Sallery  in  the  fourth  class  in  Captain  furreys  Com- 
pany &  my  claim  and  Demand  of  my  sallery  for  serving  my 
tower  in  the  6th  class  in  Captain  Johnstons  Company  for  the 
before  mentioned  watch  in  Case  the  said  sallery  should  be 
forfeited  of  either  of  the  Different  classes  I,  John  Collins  do 
conenant  &  agree  to  pay  the  aforesaid  Patrick  Sullivan  twelve 
pounds  hard  money  for  the  afore  said  watch  for  which  this 
shall  be  your  sufficient  receipt  to  Draw  my  pay  for  the  fore- 
going towers.  Given  under  my  hand  &  seal  this  3d  day  of 
December  at  Camp  Security  1781. 

JOHN  COLLINS.     [Seal.] 

Sealed  &  Delivered  in  the  presence  of 

THOS.  ARMOR 

JOHN  MEEM.  

'(c.)     Camp  Securety,  Decembr  25th,  1781 

these  are  to  certify  that  William  Collwell  substitude  served 
his  tower  of  Millitia  Duty  for  Micel  Kincaid  in  the  seventh 
class  under  Captin  ponnington  garding  the  convenening  prines- 
enrs  and  building  the  stockade  near  to  York  town  certifited 
by  me  WILLM.  LINDSAY,  Capt. 


(c.)     Camp  Security  Oct'r  ye  15th  1781. 
This   is  to  Certify  that  Valentine  Colman  hast  served  his 
Full  Tower  in  the  Militia  in  the  lifth  Class  witness  my  hand 

SAMUEL  FULTON  Capt. 


(c.)  I  Certyfie  that  Charles  Browster  had  in  his  poseshon 
Jas.  Connaly  Discharge  for  a  tower  of  Duty  at  Camp  Se- 
curity which  sd.  Browster  told  me  he  had  purchasd  from  sd. 
Connaty.  Certyfd  p.  MATTW.  DILL. 

24  May  1787. 


742  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

'  (c.)     Camp  Security  December  24th  1781. 
William   Cooper  of   the   7th   Class   of  York   County   Militia 
hath  served  his  tower  of  Duty  at  the  stockade  and  is  hereby 
discharged  by  Me 

WILLM  LINDSAY  Capt. 


Camp  Securety  24   Deer.   1781.     (c.) 
This   to  Cartify   that   Thos.   Copeland    of  the   7th   Class   of 
York   County   Militia   hath   put   up   his   part  of  the   Stockade 
an<l   is   hereby   Discharged. 

JNO.  McMASTER  Capt. 


(c.)     Camp  Security,  Septemr.  17th,  1781. 
I  do  certify  that  George  Crofft  is  discharged  Having  per- 
formed his  tower  in  the  militia 

JOHN  (mutilated). 


Camp  Security  Jany.  21.  1782.     (c.)    • 
This  is  to  Certify  that  Thomas  Cronmiller  of  the  7th  Class 
of  York   County   Militia  has   Served   his  full   Tower  of   Duty 
and  is  Discharged  by  me 

E.  PENNINGTON  Capt'n. 
1787  March  the  23the. 

I  akowlitch  That  i  have  Sinte  this  Cartificate  over  to  Mar- 
tin  Cronmiller  With  My  own  hand 

THOMAS   CRONMILLOR. 


(c.)  Sir  I  impower  my  Father,  Thomas  Cross  to  receiv 
the  Interest  due  me  from  the  state  for  a  towc^  of  duty  done 
in  It.  Junston's  (?)  Company  at  Camp  Security  &  in  soding 
yull  oblidg  sr  your  &c 

SAMUEL  CROSS. 
March  Creek  April  the  23d  1787 

WILLIAM  SCOTT,  Esqr. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  743 

(c.)  I  do  hereby  Certify  that  John  Culp  has  Servid  his 
tour  as  a  substatiite  for  Jacob  Schriber  in  the  Eighth  Class 
of  the  first  Battallion  of  York  County  Militia  at  Camp  Se- 
curity and  is  hereby  discharged. 

GODFREY   LENHART,   Ensign. 
York  Town  May  6th,  1782. 


(c.)  I  do  Certify  as  Before  Sworn,  Before  William  Smyth 
Esquire  of  York  County  that  the  Assignm.ent  made  to  John 
Tagert  by  Joseph  Curry  of  his  Camp  Security  certificate  was 
in  December  1782.  Certified  and  subscribed  as  before  sworn, 
by  me  in  July  1787  * 

JOHNNATHAN   BURGES. 
Witness  present 

JAMES   MORE  

(c.)  Know  all  Persons  whom  it  may  Conseru  that  I  Fred- 
rick Dalhamer  having  Served  two  Months  as  a  Militia  Man 
in  Capt.  Andrew  Foreman  Compt.  at  Camp  Security  and  for  a 
valluable  Consideration  I  do  assign  my  Pay  of  Said  two 
Months  Service  unto  Nicholas  Dalhamer  his  heirs  or  Assign 
hereby  Impowering  him  the  Said  Nich's  Dalhamer  to  Sign 
a  proper  Discharge  on  the  Receipt  of  the  Same  In  Witness 
where  of  I  have  hereunto  Set  my  hand  the  18th  of  Octo'r  1782. 

FREDERICK  DALHAMER. 
Test 

HENY  SLAGLE  

(c.)  Received  of  Michael  Mosser  the  full  Sum  of  my  tow 
Months  Duty  ad  Camp  Security  in  the  7  Class  of  York  County 
Mellitias  Said  Rec'v'd  By  Me  this  19  day  of  faboory  1787. 

HENRICH   DALMAN. 
JACOB 


April  10th  1786. 
(c.)  this  acertifieth  that  I  Do  hereby  impower  Mr.  Conrad 
Sharman  Esq'r  as  My  Certian  attorney  to  Receve  the  Re- 
mainer  part  of  My  pay  for  a  Tour  of  Duty  Sarved  in  Capt. 
Formands  Companey  I  Say  a  tour  Sarved  in  the  Sixth  Class 
at  Camp  Security  under  the  Command  of  Magr.  Aston  in  the 
year 

I  Say  impowered  by  Me 

RICHARD  DAVIS   Ensign. 


744  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

(c.)  this  is  to  Certify  that  Henery  Decker  has  Served  his 
full  tower  of  two  months  in  the  Sixth  class  of  York  County 
Militia  in.  Capt  Johnston's  Company  under  the  Command  of 
Major  William  Asston  and  is  Hereby  Discharged  by  me. 

WM.  ASHTEN  Majer  Comdt. 
Camp  Security 

Dec.  8th,  1781 


Camp  Security  December  ye  25  1781.     (c.) 

These  are  to  Certify  that  Saml.  Demeree  of  the  Seventh 
Class  in  my  Company  hath  performed  His  tower  of  Militia 
Duty  at  this  place  and  is  here  by  Discharged 

given  Under  my  hand 

ANDW.   PATTERSON,  Capt. 


Camp  Security  December  the  6th  1781.     (c.) 

this  is  to  Cartify  that  John  Demine  has  Sarved  his  Full 
Tower  of  two  month  in  the  Sixth  Class  of  York  County 
Militia  Under  the  Mager  Willm.  Asten  And  is  hereby  Dis- 
charged by  me. 

WM.  ASHTEN,  Majer  Comdt. 


Camp  Security  24  Decem'r  1781.     (c.) 
This  is  to  certify  that  Adam  Dentlinger  has  served  his  full 
time  of  Duty  agreeable  to  Law  in  the  Seventh  Class  of  York 
County  Melitia  Under  the  Command  of  Capt.  Pennington  and 
is  Discharged  by  me. 

GEORGE  GYSELMAN  Capt. 


(c.)      Rec'd    from  Collector   of  Militia   fines   the 

Sum  of  it  being  my  Continantal  pay  for  Serving 

a  tower  of  Militia  Duty  at  Camp  Security  and  Discharged  the 
25st  Jany  1781  as  will  apear  by  Said  Discharge 

JOHN  his  S  mark  DEVONE. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  745 

Camp  Security  Jany.  21st  1782.     (c.) 
This  is  to  certify  that  John  Devore  hath  served  for  James 
Davison  his  full  tower  in  the  seventh  class  and  is  Discharged 

by  me 

E.  PENNINGTON,  Capt. 

Comdt.  7th  class 


(c.)  Sir:  Please  to  Pay  to  the  Bearer  Frances  Heimes  the 
Interest  Due  me  on  account  of  a  Tower  of  Duty  Done  by  me 
at  Camp  Security  in  Capt.  Forrys  Company  and  also  Deliver 
unto  the  Said  Heimes  the  Certificate  for  the  Principle  So 
Doing  this  Shall  be  your  Sufficient  Receipt. 

from  PETER  DITO. 

Witness 

JACOB    RUDISELL. 

To  COLL.  SCOTT  Esqr. 


(c.)  I  do  hereby  certify  that  I  was  present  when  Jno. 
Rankin  Esqr.  Bought  and  payd  Andrew  Donnelson  for  his 
tower  of  Melitia  Duty  at  Camp  Securety  and  said  Rankin 
was  to  Draw  his  pay     Given  under  my  hand  this  13  Day  of 

Feb.   1787. 

JNO.   McMASTER. 


(c.)  this  is  to  Certify  that  I  Pattrick  Douglass  of  the  7th 
Class  of  York  County  misha  do  assign  and  meak  over  all  my 
wholl  right  and  title  unto  the  a  two  months  pay  that  I  Earned 
at  Camp  Security  under  Capt.  John  McMaster  unto  William 
Douglass  it  being  for  value  Resevd  as  witnes  my  hand  this 
Second  day  of  September  one  thousand   Seven   hundred  and 

eighty  two 

PATRICK  DOUGLASS. 

in    presence   of 

JAMES   HARPER. 


Camp    Security   December  25th,  1788.      (c.) 
these  Are  to  Certify  that  James  Duglass   Served  his  tour 
of  Millitia  Duty  at  Camp   Security  Near  York  town  garding 


746  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

the   Convenshen   Priusers    and   building   the    Stockade   and    is 
Discharged    by   nae 

WILLIAM   LINDSAY  Capt. 
Seventh   Class. 


Camp  Securat  Dec'br  4th  17S1. 

This  is  Sartify  that  1  James  Dun  do  hereby  Asigen  over 
my  WLoIe  Right  and  Tittell  of  Tow  Months  Pay  Due  me  in 
Capt.  J /odd's  Company  and  likewis  two  months  Pay  Due  me 
in  Ca:  t.  Edgers  Company  to  Ensign  Olt  it  Being  for  Value 
Rec'd   as  Witness  my   hand. 

JAMES  DUNN. 
Witress  present 

ALEXANDER   ROSS 

JONATHAN  WILLIAMS 


(c.)  this  may  Certify  that  Wm.  Dunn  have  served  Michael 
Finkennys  Tower  in  the  Cth  Class  with  his  Team  &  is  hereby 
Discharged.    Camp  Security  Nov'r  12th  1781. 

WM.  ASHTEN 
Majer  Comdt. 


Camp  Security,  December  24.  1781.     (c.) 
this  is  certify  that  John  Eagert  and  Peter  Eagert  has  served 
his   full   tower   of  two   months   at  the   stockade  agreeable   to 
Coll.    Gibsons    orders   for  the   seventh   class   of   York   County . 
Militia  and  is  hereby  Discharged  by  me 

JOHN  WAMPLER,  Capt. 


Camp  Security,  December  24,  1781.     (c.) 
this  is  to  certify  that  the  bearer  Peter  Eaplie  has  served  his 
full  Tower  of  two  months  at  the  Stockade  agreeable  to  Coll. 
Gibsons  orders  for  the  Seventh  class  of  York  County  Militia 
and  is  hereby  Discharged  by  me. 

JOHN  WAMPLER,  Capt. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  747 

Camp  Security,  December  8th,  1781.     (c.) 
This  is  to  Certify  that  Wm.  Edwards  has  Served  his  full 
tour  of  two  months  in  the  Sixth  Class  of  York  County  Militia 
Commaned  by   Major  Wm.   Austin,  and  in  my  company  and 
is   hereby  Discharged 
To  all  it  May  Concern. 

JAS.  EDGAR  Capt. 


(c.)  Know  all  men  By  these  presents  that  I  Joseph  Elder 
of  York  County  In  Hamaltous  Banu  Township  Have  made 
constituted  and  appointed  and  by  these  presents  Do  make 
constitute  and  appoint  William  Cochran  of  the  County  and 
Township  affores'd  my  true  and  Lawfull  Attorney  Irrevocable 
for  me  and  In  my  name  but  to  the  sole  use  of  him  the  Said 
William  Cochran,  to  Ask  Demand  and  Recive  of  and  from 
William  Allexander  pay  master  for  the  Militia  of  the  County 
Affores'd  or  any  other  person  that  is  or  may  be  appointed  for 
that  purpose  my  full  pay  for  two  towers  of  Duty  In  the 
Melitia  In  Camp  Security  one  of  them  as  a  privet  In  the 
fifth  class  the  other  as  a  Serjaint  In  the  seventh  class  giving 
and  by  these  presents  granting  to  my  said  Attorney  my  full 
power  and  Authority  In  my  name  place  and  Stead  to  Do  all 
and  every  Act  and  Acts  thing  and  thing  Device  and  Devices 
In  the  Law  Whatsoever  for  the  said  Debt  as  fully  to  all  In- 
tents and  purposes  as  I  my  self  might  or  could  Do:  and  upon 
Recept  thereof  Acquittances  or  other  Discharges  for  me  and 
In  my  Name  To  make  Seal  and  Execute  Hereby  Ratifying 
Confirming  and  Allowing  Whatsoever  my  said  Attorney  shall 
Lawfully  Do  or  Caus  to  be  Don  In  or  about  the  premises  In 
Witness  Whereof  I  have  hereunto  set  my  hand  and  seal  this 
seventh  Day  of  June  seventeen  hundred  &  Eighty  five. 

JOSEPH  his  O  mark  ELDER.     [Seal.] 
Sealed  and  Delivered  In  the  presents  of  us 

ALEX'R  REID 

ANDREW  REED 


Camp  Security  December  ye  24th,  1781.     (c.) 
This  is  to  certify  ye  John  Elliot  of  ye  7th  class  has  served 
his  tower  at  the  stockade  as  a  militia  man  &  is  hereby  dis- 
charged by  me 

ANDREW   PATTERSON   Capt. 


748  ASSOCTATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

(c.)  This  is  to  certify  that  wintil  Everhart  served  a  tower 
of  Duty  as  a  substitute  for  Jacob  Holdebrant  of  the  7th  class 
at  Camp  Security  in  the  month  of  Dec'r  1781  and  the  month  of 
January  1782  in  my  company 

EPHM.   PENNINGTON 
Yorktown  Febry.  16th,  1787. 


(c.)  Sir  pleas  to  pay  the  Berer  Wm.  McClellon  the  money 
due  to  me  for  a  tower  of  Millisha  Duty  in  Capt.  Wm.  Lindsey 
Company  at  Camp  Security  in  the  7tli  class  and  in  so  doing 
you  will  obledge  your  trend  and  servnt 

WILLIAM  EWING. 
March  the  6th  1787 

COL.   WM.   SCOTT.  

Camp  Secureaty  24th  December  1781.     (c.) 
This  is  to  certefy  that  Joseph  Fedrow  of  the  Seventh  cleass 
of  York  County  Melitia  hath  served  his  full  Tour  of  Melitia 
Duty  and  Is  hereby  Discharged. 

JNO.  McMASTER,  Capt. 


(c.)     Camp  Security  the  10th  Oct.  1781 

This  is   to  certify   that  Michal   Fedrow   haieth   sarved   his 
towr  of  duty  in  the  5th  class  is  sertifyed  by  me 

SAML.  FULLTON,  Capt. 


(c.)  Know  all  Men  by  these  present  that  I  John  Fergus 
of  Mount  joy  township  County  of  York  and  State  of  Penn- 
sylvania Do  authorise  &  appoint  James  Mcllhiney  of  the  place 
afforesaid  to  Receive  Such  Interest  as  is  due  for  personal  ser- 
vice to  me  at  Camp  Security  for  guarding  the  British  prisoners 
&  to  Receive  Certificate  and  to  Sighn  Such  Receipts  as  is 
Necessary  for  to  Sighn  as  if  I  were  present,  given  under  my 
hand  this  23d  Day  of  April  1787. 

JOHN  FERGUS, 
pres't. 

JINNEY  McILHINEY. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  749 

(c.)  mr.  William  scott  pleas  to  pay  the  bearer  Joseph 
Glancy  the  remander  of  my  pay  for  serving  a  tower  of  mille- 
tory  Duty  at  Camp  Security  in  the  fifth  clas  of  York  County 
mellsha  in  Captain  orbeson's  Company  and  this  shall  be 
your  receit  from  me. 

JOHN  FIELD. 


Camp  Security,  Jany.  20th,  1782.     (c.) 

John  Fields  of  the  7th  class  of  York  County  Militia  hath 
served  his  full  tower  and  is  hereby  Discharged. 

EPHM.  PENNINGTON  Capt. 


(c.)  Know  all  Men  by  these  presents  that  I  Henry  Fisher 
of  York  township  in  the  County  of  York  and  State  of  Penn- 
sylvania For  Divers  Good  Causes  me  hereunto  moving,  have 
made  ordained,  constituted  and  appointed  and  by  these  pres- 
ents Do  make  ordain  constitute  and  appoint  Abraham  Mosser 
of  the  saime  place  Yoeman  My  true  and  Lawful  Attorney  for 
me  in  my  name  and  to  my  use  to  ask  Demand  sue  for  Recover 
or  Receive  of  and  from  the  Pay  Master  of  the  York  County 
Milliha  my  Two  months  pay  for  my  servine  as  a  privet  in 
Captain  Pennengten  Company  of  the  Guards  at  Camp  Se- 
curity in  the  county  of  York  ass  which  Said  Two  Months  pay 
is  from  the  United  States  of  America  Due  and  payable  to  me 
giving  and  granting  to  my  said  Attorney  my  sole  and  full 
power  and  Authority  to  take  pursue  and  Follow  such  legal 
Courses  for  the  Recovery  Receiving  and  obtaining  of  the 
same  as  I  myself  might  or  could  Do  were  I  personally  present 
and  upon  the  Receipt  of  the  Same  Acquittances  and  other 
Sufficient  Discharges  for  me  and  in  my  name  to  make  Sign 
Seal  and  Deliver  as  allso  one  or  more  Attorney  or  Attornies 
under  him  to  Substitute  or  appoint  and  again  at  his  pleasure  to 
revoke  and  further  to  Do  perform  and  finish  for  me  and  in 
my  name  all  and  Singular  the  thing  or  things  which  shall^ 
or  may  be  Necesary  touching  or  concerning  the  premises  as 
fully  Thorouly  and  Entirely  as  I  the  said  Henry  fisher  in  my 
own  person  ought  or  could  Do  in  and  about  the  same  Ratifying 
allowing  and  confirming  whatsoever  my  said  attorney  Shall 
lawfully  Do  or  Causte  to  be  Done  in  and  By  the  Execution  of 
the  premises  by  virtue  of  these  presents,  in  witness  whereof 


750  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

I  have  hereunto  set  my  hand  and  Seal  the  29  Day  of  June  Anno 
Domini  one  thousand  seven  hundred  and  eighty  six. 

Sealed  and  delivered  in  the  presence  of  ous 

HENRY  his  X  mark  FISHER. 

MICHEL. 

York  County  ss: 

Before  me  the  Subscriber  One  of  the  Justices  of  the  peace 
for  Said  County  and  Personally  Came  the  above  named  Henry 
fisher  and  Acknowledged  the  Above  and  afore  saing  Power 
of  Attorney  to  be  this  act  and  Deed  for  the  use  Intents  and 
purposes   therein — Mentioned. 

In  Witness  wereof  I  Have  Here  unto  Set  my  Hand  And 
Seal  this  29  Day  June  178C. 

GEORGE   STAKE. 


Camp  Security  January  22d  1782. 
(c.)     This  is  to  Certify  that  Simon  ford  Corpl.  has  Served 
a  Tower  In  the  Seventh  Class  of  york  County  Millitia  In  the 
place  of  Jacob  Funck  Joiner  and  Is  therefore  Discharged. 

E.  PENNINGTON  Capt. 


Camp  Security  December  24th  1781.     (c.) 

this  is  to  Certify  that  Jacob  Foreman  has  Served  his  full 
tower  of  two  months  at  the  Stockade  Agreeable  to  Coll.  Gib- 
sons orders  for  the  7th  Class  of  York  County  Militia  and  is 
Hereby  Discharged  by  me. 

JOHN   WAMPLER 
Capt. 

F. 

(c.)  Sir: — Please  to  Send  my  Certificat  and  Intrest  by  the 
Bearer  Henry  Slagle  Elsqr.  for  a  Tower  of  Militia  Duty  as 
Ensign  at  Camp   Security. 

PETER   FOREMAN. 
Apr.  10th  1787—      • 
•     COLL.  SCOTT,  Esqr. 


Camp  Security  York  County  Dec.  7,  1781. 
This  is  to  certify  that  Alexander  Frew  has  served  his  full 
tour  of  two  months   of  Militia   Duty   in  the  sixt  class  under 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  751 

the   command   of   Major  William   Ashton    and   is   hereby   dis- 
charged by  me 

JAS.  EDGAR  Capt. 

(c.)  Received  5th  of  Apriel  1785  of  Col.  William  Ross  late 
Sub  lieutenant  in  the  County  of  York  the  sum  of  ten  pounds 
&  ten  shillings  in  full  for  a  tower  of  Militia  Duty  performed 
at  Camp  Security  by  my  Son  Samuel  Fullerton  Deceased, 
under  Capt.  James  McMaster  in  the  7th  class     Reed,  pr  me 

JOHN  FULLERTON. 


Camp  Security  Octr.  26th  1781. 
(c.)     By   A  Return  fium  Captain  Fulton  to  me   this  is   to 
Certify    That    Michael    Flint    has    Served    his    full    towr    of 
Militia  Duty  in  the  fifth  Class  Comanded  by  Major  John  Edie 
and  is  hereby  Discharged  pr  Me. 

JAMES  EDGAR  Capt. 


*    (c.)      Sir:      Pleasd   to   Send   my    Certificat   and    the   Intrest 
for  the  Service  Done  by  me  at  Camp  Security  in  Capt.  Moors 
Company  and  take  Adam  Follars  Receipt  (who  is  the  Bearer) 
which  With  this  Shall  be  your  Discharge  for  the  Same. 
25  of  Feby.   1787.  pr  me 

HENRY  his  H  mark  FURNEY. 
Testes 

DAVD  BEATY 

MR.   WILLIAM   SCOTT   Esqr. 


Camp  Security,  24th  Dec  1781     (c.) 
This   is   to   certify   that   John    Gilbert   of   the    7th    class   of 
York  County  Militia  hath  put  up  part  of  the  stockade  and  is 
hereby  Discharged. 

JNO.  McMASTER  Capt. 


Camp  Security,  Jany.  th  20,  1782.     (c.) 
George  Gise  of  the  7th  class  of  York  County  Militia  hath 
served  his  full  tower  of  two  months  and  is  hereby  discharged. 

E.  PENNINGTON,  Capt. 


752  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

March  the  27th,  1787 
(c.)  Mr.  William  Scott  pleas  to  pay  the  bearer  Joseph 
Glancy  my  pay  principel  and  intres  for  serving  a  tower  of 
Meletary  Duty  at  Camp  seciirety  in  the  clas  of  York  County 
Melisha  in  Captin  henery  moors  companey  and  this  shall  be 
your  receit  from  me 

JESSE  GLANCY 


march  the  29th  1787. 
(c.)  Mr  William  Sott  pleas  to  pay  the  barer  Joseph  Glancy 
my  pay  principel  and  intrest  for  serving  two  Towers  of  mile- 
tarey  Duty  at  Camp  Securety  one  in  the  Clas  of  york  york 
County  melishe  in  Captin  henery  Moore  Companey  and  an- 
other in  Captin  John  mcmasters  Company  in  the  seventh  clas 
of  said  mulisha  and  this  shall  be  your  reciet  from  me 

WILLIAM  GLANCY 


Camp  Security  December  the  7th,  1781.     (c.) 
This   is   to   Cartify   that   Philip    Gon    has    Sarved    his    Full 
Tower   of   two    months    in    the    Sixth    Class    of   York    County 
militia  Under  the  Command   of  Mager  Willm   Asten   And    is 
Herby  Discharged  By  me 

WM.  ASHTEN,  Majer  Comdt. 


(c.)  York  Town  Novr.  the  11th  1793 
I  do  hereby  certify  that  David  Good  served  his  tower  of 
duty  at  Camp  Securety  in  the  month  of  Deer.  1781  with  his 
team  agreable  to  order  for  that  purpes  in  the  7th  class  of 
York  County  Militia  and  was  discharged  (which  discharge 
is  said  to  be  lost). 

EPHM.    PENNINGTON 
late  Capt.  Comdt.  7th  Class. 


October  3,  1781.     (c.) 
This  is  to  Ceretifi  that  James  Grant  as  Sarved  Two  Month 
in  Garding  the  Brittish  Prisner  in  Camp  Security  in  ray  Com- 
pany and  The  Stnt  of  Pennsylvania  is  him  dued  Two  Month 
Wages. 

PETER  FORD,  Captn. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  753 

Camp  Security  Novembei'  29th  1781.  (c.) 
this  is  to  a  certify  that  I  Michel  Grauf  Do  Asign  over  all 
this  my  Wright  title  and  Demand  of  a  tour  Served  in  the 
Six  Class  of  Militia  in  Capt.  Formans  Cumpaney  I  Say 
Asigned  over  to  Richard  Davis  Ensign  of  the  Same  Cumpaney 
to  Receve  in  My  name  it  being  for  Value  Rec'd  as  Witness 
my  Hand  the  Date  and  year  befour  Writeu. 

M.  GRAUF. 
Witness  Present 

GILBERT   McMASTER 


Camp  Security  December  24,  1781.     (c.) 
This  is  to  Certiify  that  the  Bearer  John  Grim  has  Served 
his  full  Tower  of  tvi^o  months  at  the  Stockade  Agreeable  to 
Coll.  Gibsons  Orders  for  the   Seventh  Class  of  York  County 
Militia  and  is  Hereby  Discharged  by  me 

JOHN  WAMPLER,  Capt. 


(c.)  Mr.  Wm.  Hoot  Plese  to  settel  my  Melita  Pay  with 
Abraham  Van  Andalen  the  Berer  her  of  for  my  tower  wich 
I  Served  in  the  fift  clas  in  ,Capt  Moors  Compney  in  Camp 
Cesurtey  at  York  Given  under  my  hand  this  27th  day  of 
April  1787. 

ALEXANDER  GROSCOST 
BARNARDUS  VANZANDT. 


Camp  Security  December  24th  1785. 
(c.)      Henry    hartman    of    the    7th    Class    of    York    County 
hath  Served  his  tour  of  Duty  at  the  Stockade  and  is  hereby 
Discharged  By  Me.  WILLM.   LINDSAY   Capt. 


(c.)  Sir  please  to  let  Matthew  Duncan  have  the  Sertificate 
and  interests  Due  me  for  my  Servitudes  at  Camp  Security  and 
in  So  Doing  you  will  much  obblidge  your  friend  and  humble 
Sarvent. 

PHILLIP  his  X  mark  HAVERSTOCK. 
Feb.  18,  1787 

WM.  SCOTT  Esqn. 
Lieut.  York  Co. 

48— Vol.  II— 6th  Ser. 


754  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

(c.)  Know  all  men  by  these  Presents,  that  I  Andrew 
Hawke  of  the  City  of  Philadelphia  Condwainer  for  Divers 
good  Causes  me  hereunto  moving  have  made  Constituted  and 
appointed  and  by  these  Presents  Do  make,  ordain,  Constituted 
and  appoint  John  Stroman,  of  York  Town  in  the  State  of 
Pennsylvania  my  True  and  Lawfully  attorney  for  me  in  my 
name  and  to  my  use,  to  Ask  Demand  Sue  for,  Recover  or 
receive,  My  two  months  Pay  for  the  Services  as  Adjudant 
in  the  Sixth  Class  of  the  York  County  Militia  at  Camp  Se- 
curity, in  the  County  aforesaid  which  Said  Two  months  Pay 
from  the  United  States  of  America  is  Due  and  payable  to  me 
giving  and  granting  to  my  Said  Attorney  my  Sole  and  full 
Power  and  Authority,  to  take.  Pursue  and  follow  Such  Legal 
Courses  for  the.  Recovery,  Receiving  and  Obtaining  of  the 
Same,  as  I  myself  Might  or  Could  Do,  were  I  personally 
present;  and  upon  the  Receipt  of  the  Same  Acquittanses  and 
other  Sufficient  Discharges  for  me  and  in  my  name  to  make, 
Sign  Seal  and  Deliver;  as  also  one  or  more  Attorney,  or  At- 
torneys Under  him  to  Substitute  or  appoint,  and  again  at  his 
pleasure  to  revoke  and  further  to  Do,  Porform  and  Finish  for 
me  and  in  My  Name  all  and  Singular  the  thing  or  things 
which  Shall  or  May  be  necessary  Touching  or  Concerning  the 
premises,  as  fully,  thorouly  and  entirely,  as  I  the  Said  Andrew 
Hawke  in  my  own  Person  Ought  or  Could  Do  in  and  about 
the  Same  Ratifying  Allowing  and  Confirming  whatsoever  I 
Said  Attorney  Shall  Lawfully  Do,  or  Cause  to  be  Done  in  and 
by  the  Execution  of  the  Premises  by  Virtue  of  these  Presents. 

In  witness  where  of  I  have  here  unto  Set  my  hand  and 
Seal  the  Sixth  Day  of  March  Anno  Domini  one  thousand  Seven 
Hundred   and  Eighty  four 

ANDREW  his  X  mark  HAWKE.     [Seal.] 
Sealed  and  Delivered  in  the  Presence  of  us 

CHRISTIAN   TROUT 

MICHAEL  SCHWING 


(c.)      Know    all    men    by    these    presents.    That    I    Andrew 

Haw'k  of  the  City  of  Philadelphia  Cordwiner (for  divers 

odd  Causes  me  hereunto  moving)  has  made,  ordained,  con- 
stituted and  appointed,  and  by  these  Presents  do  make,  or- 
dain constitute  and  appoint  Major  William  Ashton  of  York 
County  in  the  State  of  Pennsylvania  my  true  and  Lawfull 
Attorney  for  me  in  my  name  and  to  my  use,  to  ask  demand 
sue  for  recover  or  receive  my  Two  months  pay  for  the  Ser- 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  755 

vice  as  Adjutant  in  the  5th.  class  of  the  York  County  Militia 
at  Camp  Security  in  the  county  aforesaid  which  said  Two 
months  pay  from  the  United  States  of  America  is  due  and 
payable  to  me  giving  and  granting  to  my  said  Attorney  my 
sole  and  full  Power  and  Authority  to  take  pursue  and  follow 
such  legal  courses  of  the  Recovery,  Receiving  and  obtaining 
of  the  same,  as  I  myself  might  or  could  do,  were  I  personally 
present;  and  upon  the  Receipt  of  the  same  Acquittances  and 
other  suflicient  Discharges  for  me  and  in  my  name  to  make, 
sign,  seal  and  deliver;  as  also  one  or  more  Attorney  or  At- 
tornies,  under  him  to  substitute  or  appoint,  and  again  at  his 
Pleasure  to  revoke,  and  further  to  do,  perform  and  finish  for 
me  and  in  my  name  all  and  singular  the  Thing  or  Things, 
which  shall  or  may  be  necessary  touching  or  concerning  the 
Premises  fully,  thorouly  and  entirely  as  I  the  said  Andrew 
Hawk  in  my  own  Person  ought  or  could  do  in  and  about  the 
same;  Ratifying,  allov/iug  and  confirming  whatsoever  my 
said  Attorney  shall  Lawfully  do,  or  cause  to  be  done  in  and 
by  the  Execution  of  the  Premises  by  Virtue  of  these  Presents 
In  Witness  whereof  I  have  hereunto  set  my  Hand  and  Seal 
the  Sixth  day  of  March  Anno  Domini  one  thousand  seven 
hundred  and  eighty  four. 

ANDREW  his  X  mark  HAWK 

Sealed  and  Delivered  in  the  Presence  of 
CHRISTIAN  TRUNT 
JOHN  SHERMAN 

York  County  ss. 

Before  me  The  subscriber  One  of  the  Justices  of  the  peace 
for  Said  county  &c.  personally  came  the  above  named  Andrew 
Hawk  and  Acknowledged  the  above  Power  of  Attorney  to  be 
his  Act  and  Deed  for  the  use  &  purposes  therein  mentioned 
Witness  my  Hand  &  Seal  the  Sixth  Day  of  March  A.  D.  1781. 

GEORGE  STAKE. 


(c)  Know  all  men  By  these  preasents  that  I  Jacob  Heaveley 
of  Germany  Township  York  County  and  State  of  pensylvania 
for  Value  Received  of  Adam  Wintrott  of  the  Town  of  Peters- 
burg County  and  State  Aforesaid  Before  the  Sealing  and  De- 
livery of  these  preasents  Do  hereby  fully  free-y  and  Aliso- 
lutely  Authorise  and  Impower  the  said  Adam  Wintrott  in  my 
name  and  for  his  use  to  a*3k  Demand  Recover  and  Receive 
a   Certain   Sum   of  Money   Due   to   me  for   Actual   Service  at 


756  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

the  Camp  Below  York  (Viz)  two  months  under  Capt.  Abraham 
furey  Captain  of  the  fourth  Class  Seventh  Battalion  York 
County  and  Substitute  fo»  Jeremiah  Bishoff  and  two  months 
under  Capt.  Andrew  Fourman  Captain  of  the  Sixth  class 
and  the  Battalion  aforesaid  and  substitute  for  David  Truesill(?) 
Acting  During  the  whole  time  in  the  Noncommissioned  office 
of  a  Corporal  Hereby  Assigning  over  all  my  Right  title  In- 
trest  Clame  and  Demand  of  in  and  to  the  above  mentioned 
pay  and  Every  part  thereof  unto  the  said  Adam  Wintrott 
his  heirs  and  Assigns  To  his  use  and  Behaaf  for  ever — As 
Witness  my  hand  and  Seal  this  third  Day  of  December  in  the 
Year  of  our  Lord  one  thousand  seven  Hundred  and  Eighty 
two. 

JACOB  HAFLIY.     [Seal.] 

Signed  Sealed  &  Delivered  in  preasents  of  us 
R.  McILHINNY 

BENJAMIN    DAVIS 


(c.)     Col.   Scott 

Be  Pleased  to  Send  me  my  Certificate  &  Interest  Indue  me 
for  two  months  Actual  Service  at  Camp  Security  in  the  Sev- 
enth Class  militia  and  this  shall  be  Your  Discharge  from 
your  humble   Servt. 

JACOB    HEFLEY 
prst.  JACOB    HOEFLICH 

R.  McILHINNY 


(c.)     Camp  Security  Sept.  15  1781. 
I    Do   Certify    that    Philip    Henry    is    Discharged   from    this 
Camp  He  haveing  perforui'd  his  Tower  in  the  Militia. 

JOHN  MAPIN.  Lieut. 


(c.)  I  do  hereby  certify  that  James  Herrington  on  ap- 
prentice of  John  Myers  has  served  at  Camp  Security  as  a 
substitute  for  his  master  the  said  Myers 

CHS.   BARNETZ,  Lieut. 
Febr.  2d,  1787 


(c.)     Please  to  pay  to  My  Father  John  Ilickson  the  money 
tb.Tt  is  Endue  me  for  a  Tower  of  Duty  that  I  Did  at  Camp 


COUNTY  OF  YORK:  757 

Security,  &  His  Rec'd   Shall  Be   Good   for  the  Same  against, 
Sir  your  Humble  Servt 

THOMAS  HICKSON 

Fredlv  Town  April  2d 
To  WILLIAM   SCOT   Esqur. 

Living  in  York  Town. 


(c.)     Camp  Security  December  the  9th  1781. 

This  is  to  Certify  that  Adam  Hinddle  has  Sarved  his  full 
Tower  of  Two  mounth  in  the  Sixth  Class  of  York  County  of 
the  Militia  Under  the  Command  of  Mager  Willm.  Aston  and 
is  Heerby  Dis  Charged  By  me 

VALLENTIN  BILT   (?)   Insign. 


(c.)     Camp  Security  December  the  8th  1781 
this  Is  to  Cartify  that  I  John  Holder  has  Sarved  his  full 
Tower  of  tow  months  In  the  Sixth  class  of  York  County  Mi- 
litia  under   the   command   of   Mager   William    Asten   and   Is 
Herby  Discharged  by  me 

WM.  ASHTEN  Majer  Comd. 


(c.)  Received  of  Simon  Koppenhaver  Junr.  a  delinquent 
in  the  eighth  Class  of  Capt.  Simon  Koppenhavers  Company, 
the  Sum  of  ten  Pounds  and  ten  Shillings  in  full  my  Pay  for  a 
Tour  of  Duty  performed  in  the  fifth  Class  of  Captain  Samuel 
Fultons  Company  at  Camp  Security  Guarding  the  British 
Prisoner  of  War  September  2d  1785. 

SOLOMON  HOLTZMAN 

LW.  W:   O 


Camp  Security,  December  24th,  1781.     (c.) 
This   is   to   Certify   that  John   Hooker   has   served  his   full 
tower  of  two  months  at  the  stockade  agreeable  to  Col.  Gib- 
sons orders  for  the  seventh  class  of  York  County  Militia  and 
is  hereby  discharged  by  me. 

JOHN  WAMPLEK,  Capt. 


758  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

(c.)  Know  all  Men  By  these  presents  that  I  Peter  Hose 
of  York  Township  in  the  County  of  York  and  State  of  Penn- 
sylvania for  Divers  Good  Couses  me  hereunto  Moving  have 
made  ordained  Constituted  and  appointed  And  by  these 
presents  do  Make  ordain  Constitute  and  Appoint  Abraham 
Mosser  of  the  Same  place  yauman  (?)  My  true  and  Lawful! 
attorney  for  me  in  my  name  and  To  my  use  to  ask  demand 
Sue  for  Recover  or  Receive  of  And  from  the  Pay  Master  of 
the  York  County  Militia  my  Two  months  pay  for  my  Ser- 
vice as  a  privat  In  Captain  James  Johnston  Company  of  the 
Guards  at  Camp  Security  in  the  County  of  York  ass  which 
Said  two  Months  is  from  the  uuitud  State  of  anicaia  (?)  Due 
and  Bayable  to  me  Given  and  Granting  to  My  Said  attorney 
my  Sole  and  full  power  and  authority  To  fake  pursue  and 
follow  Such  legal  Courses  for  the  Recovery  Receiving  and 
obtaining  of  the  Same  as  I  myself  might  or  Could  do  were 
I  persanally  present  and  the  Receipt  of  the  Saime  acquittances 
and  other  Sufficient  Discharges  for  me  and  in  My  Name  to 
Make  Signe  Seal  and  Deliver  as  also  one  or  mor  Attorney  or 
attorneys  under  him  to  Substitut  or  appoint  against  his  pleas- 
ure to  Revoke  and  further  to  Do '  perform  and  finish  for  Me 
and  in  my  name  all  and  singular  the  thing  or  things  which 
shall  or  may  be  necessary  toueching  or  Concerning  the  prem- 
isses as  fully  thorouly  and  Entirely  as  I  the  Said  Peter 
ho'sse  in  My  own  person  ought  or  Couly  Do  in  and  above  the 
Saime  Ratifying  allowing  and  Confirming  whatsoever  my 
Said.  Attorney  Shall  I.owfully  do  or  Couse  to  be  Done  in  and 
By  the  Execution  of  the  premises  by  vartue  of  these  presents 
in  wetnes  whereof  I  have  hereunto  Set  my  hand  and  Seal 
this  thirt  Day  of  July  A.  D.  one  thousand  Seven  hundred  and 
Eighty  Six 

PETER  HOSSE.     [Seal.] 
in  the  pressants  of 

STOFFEL  REITER 

MICHIL  MOSER. 

York  County  ss. 

Before  me  the  Subscriber  one  of  the  Justics  of  the  Peace 
for  Said  County  Persanally  Caime  the  above  Named  Peter 
Hosse  and  Acknowledged  the  above  and  aforegoing  Power  of 
attorney  To  be  his  act  and  Deed  (?)  for  the  use  Intents  and 
purposes  therein  Mentioned  in  Wittness  were  of  I  have 
here  unto  Set  my  hand  and  Seal  this  third  Day  of  July  A.  D. 
1786. 

GEORGE  STAKE.     [Seal.] 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  759 

(c.)  Know  all  Meu  By  these  Present  that  I  Henry  Hos- 
tetter  of  York  County  and  State  of  Pennsylvania  for  full 
Value  Received  of  Ulrich  Hostetter  as  also  for  Sundry  good 
causes  me  here  unto  moving  hath  given  and  assigned  over  to 
the  said  Ulrich  Hostetter  all  my  Pay  due  to  me  for  two  months 
personal  Service  at  Camp  Security  in  guarding  the  brittish 
prisoners  in  Capt.  Andrew  Foormans  Company  of  Militia 
First  Lieutenant  Sixth  Class  York  County  and  do  hereby  Con- 
stitute and  appoint  the  said  Ulrich  Hostetter  my  true  and 
Lawful  attorney  for  me  and  in  my  name  and  to  his  use  to 
ask  Demand  and  Receive  the  Same  and  also  to  sign  seal  & 
Execute  sufficient  Discharge  and  also  in  my  name  to  Do  and 
Performed  all  things  necessary  and  Lawfull  to  be  done  as 
fully  as  if  I  my  self  were  in  Person  Present  Ratifying  and 
confirming  what  soever  my  said  Attorney  shall  do  or  cause 
to  be  done  in  the  Premises  In  Witness  whereof  I  have  here 
unto  set  my  hand  and  seal  this  13th  Day  of  February  1787 

HENRY  HOSTETTER.     [Seal.] 
Witness  Present 

JOHN  WINTERRODE 

GEORGE  KOONS. 


Camp  Security  24  Decem'r  1781.     (c.) 
This  is  to  Certify  that  George   Houser  has  served  his  full 
time  of  Duty  Agreeable  to  Law  in  the  Seventh  class  of  York 
County  Militia  under  the  Command  of  Capt  Pennington  and 
is  Discharged  by  me — 

GEORGE  GYSELMAN   Capt. 


(c.)  Know  all  men  by  these  presents  that  I  George  Huber  of 
the  Town  of  Baltimore  Late  of  Germany  Township  in  the 
County  of  York  &  state  of  Penna.  for  a  va,luable  Concederation 
to  me  paid  by  Adam  Winterot  Have  assigned  over  to  au- 
thorised and  Impowered  the  said  Adam  Winterot  in  my  name 
to  ask  Demand  recover  and  Receive  all  and  singular  the  Resi- 
due of  my  pay  yet  Indue  me  for  two  months  personal  service 
at  Camp  Security  York  County  under  Capt.  Abraham  Turree 
fourth  class  Col.  Winterot  Batallion  [having  Received  the 
sum  of  five  pounds]  and  in  my  name  to  sign  Seal  &  Deliver 
aquitances  and  other  discharges  and  further  to  Do  and  per- 
form all  things  necessary  lo   be  Done  touching  the  premises 


760  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

hereby  Ratifying  allowing  and  confirming  whatsoever  my 
said  attorney  shall  do  or  cause  to  be  Done  Lawfully  in  the 
premises  by  vertue  of  these  presents  In  witness  whereof  I 
have  hereunto  set  my  hand  &  seal  the  16th  Day  of  February 

1787. 

GEORGE  HUBER.     [Seal.] 

Witness  prest. 
R.  McILHINNY. 
JOHN  WINTERRODE. 


Camp  Security,  December  24th  1781.     (c.) 
This  is  to  Certify   that  the   Bearer  John   Hull   has  served 
as    Sargent   his  full    tower   of   two    months    at   the    Stockade 
agreeable   to  Coll.    Gibsons   Orders   for  the   Seventh   Class   of 
York  County  Melitia  and  is  Hereby  Discharged  by  me. 

JOHN  WAMPLER,  Capt. 


(c.)     this  24th  September  1781. 
This  is  to  Certify  that  Philip  Hull  Served  his  full  Tower  of 
Two   months   at   Camp    Security   under  Command   of  William 
Aston  Meger  of  the  Sixt  Clas  of  Melitia  in  York  County  in  my 
Company. 

ANDREW  FOREMAN,   Capt. 


To  Colonel  Wm.  Scott,  Esqr.     (c.) 

Sir:  Please  to  deliver  to  the  Bearor  Jno.  Wums  the  certifi- 
cate that  is  come  to  hand  for  my  service  as  Lieut,  at  Camp  Se- 
curity and  you'l  greatly  oblidg.  your  most  Obedient  verry  hum- 
ble servdt. 

JOSEPH  HUNTER,  Lt. 


April   24th,   1782.     (c.) 
This  is  to  cartify  that  I  have  sold  unto  Peter  Ickes  my  tower 
of  the  seventh  class  which  is  two  months  pay  which  I  have 
bin  out  at  Camp  Security  comandit  by  Capt.   Wamples  This 
witness  my  hand. 

JAMES   CRAWFORD. 
TOBIAS   KETMER. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  761 

Camp  Security  24th  Dec'r  1781. 

(c.)  this  to  Certify  that  Saml.  Jenning  of  the  7th  Class  of 
York  County  Militia  hath  put  up  his  part  of  the  Stockade  and 
is  hereby  Discharged. 

JNO.  McMASTER,  Capt. 


Jan'y  ye  21,  1782,  Camp  Security,     (c.) 

This  is  to  Certify  that  Henry  John  of  the  7th  Class  of  York 
County  Militia  hath  served  his  Tower  of  Duty  and  is  Dis- 
charged by  me. 

EPH'M    PENNINCxTON, 

Capt.   Comdt. 


(c.)  This  is  to  Certify  that  Abraham  Johnston  has  sarved 
his  Tower  in  the  fatigue  party  in  the  sevent  Glass  of  York 
County  Milesia  for  the  space  of  which  is  in  full  of  his  Tower 
and  is  hereby  Discharged  given  under  my  hand  at  Camp  Se- 
curity this  24th  Day  of  December  A.  D.  1781. 

AND'W   PATTERSON,   Capt. 


Camp  Security,  Dm'r  10th,  1781.     (c.) 

This  is  to  Sertify  that  John  Jones  Has  Searved  his  full 
Tower  of  two  months  in  York  Conty  Militia  under  the  com- 
mand of  Captain  Jonston  Comp't  and  is  hear  by  Discharged 
By  me. 

WM.  ASHTEN,  Maj'r  Comd. 


(c.)  Received  August  21  Day  A.  D.  1786  York  County  of 
Abraham  Mosser  the  full  sum  of  my  Tow  Months  Duty  ad 
Camp  Security  in  the  Sixth  Class  of  Captan  Eacker's  Compne 
Milita  in  the  yor  1781. 

Said  Rec'd  this  21  Day  August  A.  D.  1786. 

By  me, 

BERNDHART  KAUSL.ER. 
Witness  Pres. 

JACOB  UPDEGRAFF. 


762  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

(c.)  Know  all  Men  By  these  Presents  that  I  Frederick 
Keefer  of  Germony  Township  York  County  and  State  of  Penn- 
sylvania for  Value  Received  of  Adam  Winterrode  Do  Hereby 
Impower  and  Arethorise  the  said  Adam  Winterrode  in  my 
name  and  to  his  use  to  Ask  Demand  Recover  and  Receive  a 
Certain  sum  of  money  Due  to  me  for  two  Months  Actual  Ser- 
vice at  Camp  Security  under  Capt.  Henry  Moore  Captain  of 
the  fifth  class  seventh  Battalion  York  County  and  I  do  hereby 
assign  over  all  my  Right  tittle  Clame  and  Demand  of  in  or  to 
the  said  Pay  above  mentioned  and  every  part  thereof  unto  the 
said  Adam  Winterrode  to  his  use  and  behuff  for  Ever  as  Wit- 
ness my  hand  and  seal  this  3d  Day  of  December  Anoque 
Domini  1782. 

FREDERICK  KIEFER. 
Witness  Present. 

JOHN  WINTERRODE. 

GORG  WEICKERT. 


(c.)  Camp  Security,  Jany.  71h.  1782. 
For  a  valuable  consideration  to  me  in  hand  paid  by  Patrick 
Sullivan  I  do  hereby  Transfer  make  over  all  my  right  Title 
claim  and  Demand  of  the  pay  and  bounty  due  and  becoming 
due  for  ray  Tower  of  Militia  duty  in  the  7th  class  of  York 
County  Militia  unto  Patrick  Sullivan  aforesaid.  Given  under 
my  hand  &  seal  the  day  &  year  first  above  written. 

HENRICH   KEEVER.      [Seal.] 


(c.)  This  May  Certifie  that  Peter  Kelwicks  has  served  his 
Tour  of  Duty  of  two  months  at  Camp  Security  guarding  the 
prisners  near  York  in  the  oth  Class  of  Militia  under  my  Com- 
mand and  are  hereby  Discharged  witness  my  hand  this  17th 
Day  of  October  1781. 

HENRY  MOORE. 


(c.)  I  do  hereby  certify  that  Mathias  Keppley  has  served  a 
tour  of  duty  as  a  substitute  for  Frederick  Oldwiler  in  the 
Eighth  class  of  the  first  Battallion  of  York  County  Militia  at 
Camp  Security  and  is  hereby  dischargd. 

CHAS.    BARNETZ, 

Lieut. 
Yorktown    May    13th,    1782. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  763 

(c.)  Know  all  men  by  these  presents  that  I  Do  hereby  Im- 
power  Jacob  Brothers  to  Receive  for  me  Certificate  or  Certi- 
ficates for  my  Militia  pay  Due  to  me  for  personal  Service  at 
Camp  Security  four  months  (towit)  two  months  under  Capt. 
Furry  and  Capt.  John  Wampler  Discharged  by  Capt.  Penington 
and  to  Do  all  things  necessary  for  me  in  the  premises  as  if  I 
were  present  in  person  Confirming  whasoever  my  attorney 
shall  Do  in  the  premises.  Witness  my  hand  &  Seal  the  19th 
Day  of  May  1787. 

YRUG   KINNIG. 

Present. 

R.   McILHENNY.  

Camp  Security,  July  the  16th,  1781.     (c.) 
This    is    to    certify    that   Georg   Kitzmilers    substitut    Petter 
Frain   servet    his    tower  for   two   monts   as    millita   for   York 
Conty  garding  the  convention  Presenrs. 

ABR.  FORRY,  Capt. 


Camp  Security  December  the  6th,  1781.     (c.) 
This  is  to  Cartify  that  John  Klaus  has  Sarved  his  full  Tower 
of  Two  month  in  the  Sixth  Class  of  York  County  Militia  Under 
the  Command  of  MagerWill'm  Asten  and  is  Herby  Discharged 
By  me. 

BENJAMIN  BEATY,  Ensign. 


fabury  19th  1781.     (c.) 
I  do  sign  over  all  my  Right  &  titel  of  my  two  months  wages 
unto  William  orson  which  I  sarved  under  Captain  Wampler  at 
Camp  Security  I  Being  fully  Satisfied  for  the  same  per  me. 

JOHN  CONROD  KNIGHT. 


(c.)  Know  all  men  By  thise  Preasents  that  I  George  Klem- 
mer  Do  Hereby  assign  over  all  my  Right  tittle  clame  and 
Dema'd  of  two  months  pay  Due  to  me  for  two  months  Per- 
sonal Service  at  Camp  Security  under  Cap't  Andrew  Foorman 
Commanding  the  sixth  Class  of  Melitia  of  Col.  Adam  Winter- 
rode's  Batalion  in  York  County  unto  the  said  Adam  Winterrode 
for  Value  Received  of  him  Hereby  Impov/ering  the  said  Adam 
Winterrode  to  Ask  Demand  and  Receive  the  same  to  his  use 
and  Behoff  as  I  the  said  George  Klemmer  might  or  could  Do 


764  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

were  I  Personal  Present  and  upon  his  Receipt  of  the  said  Re- 
ceival  By  him  to  be  a  sufficient  Discharge  against  me  for  the 
same  for  ever  as  Witness  my  hand  and  seal  this  Eighth  Day 
of  May  in  year  of  our  Lord  one  Thousand  seven  hundred  and 
Eighty  three.  GEORGE  KLEMMER.     [Seal.] 

Witness  Present. 

SAMUEL  HUNTER. 


(c.)  Know  all  men  by  thess  presents  that  I  Ulric  Knier  of 
Manhime  Township  in  the  County  of  York  and  State  of  Penn- 
sylvania for  Divers  good  causes  me  here  unto  moving  have 
made  ordained  constituted  and  appointed  and  by  these  presents 
Do  make  ordain  constitute  appoint  Abraham  Mosser  of  the 
same  place  Youmau  my  True  and  Lawfull  attorney  for  me  in 
my  name  and  to  my  use  toock  Dmand  Sue  for  Recover  or  Re- 
ceive of  and  from  the  Paymaster  of  the  York  County  Melitia 
my  two  months  pay  for  my  severen  as  a  private  in  Captain 

Edger Company  of  the  Guards  at  Camp  Security  in 

the  County  of  York  ass  which  'said  two  months  pay  is  from 
the  United  States  of  Amerea  Due  and  payable  to  me  Giving 
and  granting  to  my  said  attorney  my  sole  and  full  power  Re- 
covery Receiving  and  obtaining  of  the  same  as  I  my  self 
might  or  cold  do  were  I  Personaly  present  and  upon  the  Re- 
ceipt of  the  same  acquittances  and  other  sufficient  Discharges 
for  me  and  in  my  name  to  make  sign  sell  and  Deliver  as  also 
one  or  more  attorney  or  attornies  unter  him  to  substitute  or 
appoiud  and  again  at  his  pleastere  to  Revok  and  suoffer  to 
Do  peoform  and(?)for  me  and  in  my  name  all  and  Sngulate  the 
thing  or  things  which  shall  or  may  be  necessary  touching  or 
conerning  the  premises  as  fully  thorouty  and  Entrirly  as  I 
the  said  Ulric  knier  in  my  own  person  ought  or  could  Do  in 
and  about  them  Ratifying  allowing  and  Confinning  whatsoever 
my  said  attorney  shall  Lowfully  do  or  Cost  To  be  Done  in 
and  by  Executin  of  the  premises  by  virtue  of  these  presents 
in  witness  weher  of  I  have  her  unto  set  my  hand  and  seal  the 
29th  Day  of  June,  Anno  Domni  in  the  Presence  of. 

ULLERICH  his  X  mark  KNOYER.     [Seal.] 
Sealed  and  Delivered  in  the  Presence. 

DAVID  HOUCK. 

JACOB  RUDISELL. 
York  County  ss. 

Befor  me  the  subscriber  one  of  the  Justies  of  the  peace  for 
said    County    and    Persanaly    came    the    above    named    Ulric 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  765 

Knier  and  acknowled  the  above  and  aforgoing  Power  of  attor- 
ney to  be  his  ait  and  Deed  for  the  use  Intents  and  Purposes 
theren  mentioned  in  witness  whereof  I  Have  Here  unto  set 
my  hand  and  seal  this  29th  Day  of  June  1786. 

JACOB  RUDISELL.     [Seal.] 


(o.)     Camp  Security  December  the  12th  1781. 
This  is  to  Cartify  that  Ulrich  knier  has  Servid  his  Full  Tower 
In   the   Sixth  Class  of  York  County  Militia  Under  the   Com- 
mand of  Mager  Willm  Ashten,  And  is  hereby  me. 

VALLENTIN  JEFRIES   (?). 


(c.)     Camp   Security  October   11th. 
These  are  to  Certify  that  Philip  Knop  hath  sarved  His  tower 
of  two  months  in  the  fifth  class  of  malitia  of  York  County  and 
is  hereby  Discarged  by. 

SAM'L  FULLTON,  Capt. 


(c.)  Know  all  men  by  these  presents  that  I  John  Knouff, 
Junr.  Do  hereby  Authorise  and  Impower  Col.  Adam  Winterot 

to  Settle  for  me  and  in  my  name  the  pay  Due  me  for  two 
months  Personal  Service  at  Camp  Security  in  Capt.  Henry 
Moore  Company  in  Guarding  the  Brittish  prisoners  and  in  my 
name  &  for  me  Sign  any  Acquittance  necessary  allowing  what- 
soever he  shall  Do  or  Cause  to  be  Done  in  the  premises.  Wit- 
ness my  hand  &  seal  the  17th  Day  of  february  1787. 

JOHN   KNOUFF. 

R.  McILHINNY. 


Camp  Security  Septem'r  21st  1781.     (c.) 
I   Do   Certify   that   Jacob   Koon   hath  Discharged   from   this 
Camp  having  performed  his  Tower  in  the  Millittia. 

JOHN  MAPPIN,  Luiet. 


(c.)     Sir:    Pleas  to   Pay   to  the  Bearer  Philip  Sholl   all   the 
Intrest  Due  me  on  acct  of  a  Tower  of  Duty  Done  by  me  at 


7G6  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

Camp  Security  iu  Capt.  Fuliiruans  Conip.     So  Doing  you  will 
oblige  your  Humble  Servt. 

JOHANNAS   LANG. 

To  Coll.  Scott  Esq'r. 

March  the  24th  17S7. 


(c.)  Sir:  Pleas  to  pay  to  the  bearor,  Philip  Sholl  the  Inter- 
est due  me  on  account  of  a  lower  of  duly  done  by  me  at  Camp 
Security  in  Capt.  Kurrey's  Company  I  am  sir  your  huble  servt. 

SAMUEL   LANG.      [Seal.]. 

March  the  22d  1787. 

Col.  Scott,  Esqr. 


(c.)  We  Do  hereby  Authorise  and  Impower  Adam  Winterot 
to  settle  for  us  pay  Due  to  us  for  personal  service  at  Camp  Se- 
curity and  also  to  settle  one  other  discharge  for  service  Done 
By  Joseph  Sunday — at  the  same  Camp  one  of  us  towit  Thomas 
Larimore  in  Capt.  orbison  Company  John  Larimore  in  Capt. 
James  Johnstons  Company  and  Robert  Larimore  in  Capt. 
Abraham  Furree  Company  and  Joseph  Sunday  in  Capt.  Henry 
Moore  Company  &  I  and  in  our  &  each  of  our  names  to  sign  all 
Receipts  necessary  holding  firm  whatsoever  our  attorney  shall 
do  in  the  premises  By  vertue  of  these  presents.  Witness  our 
hands  the  17th  Day  of  february  178V. 

THOS.  LARIMER.     [Seal.] 
JOHN  LARIMER.     [Seal.] 
ROBERT  LARIMER.     [Seal.] 
Witness  prst. 

R.    McILHINNY. 
JOHN  WINTERRODE. 


Camp  Security  October  13th,  1781.     (c.) 
These  are  to  Certify  that  John  Leeth  hath  served  his  full 
Tower  of  Two  months  in  the  5th  Class  of  York  County  Militia 
and  is  therfore  Discharged  by — 

JOHN  McBRIDE,  Lieut. 


(c.)     Reed,  of  Allen  Bobinet  of  first  Class  of  Capt.  Bonners 
Company    Delinquent    the    Some    of    three    Pounds    Eighteen 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  767 

Shillings  and  nine  peuse  is  lull  of  my  Continental  pay  and 
State  Bounty  for  a  Tour  of  Duty  performed  at  Camp  Security. 
Witness  my  hand  June  29  1784. 

JOHN  LEETH. 


(c.)     Camp   Security,  April   10th  '82. 
This  may  Certify  that  Geo.  Leggett  Have  Served  his  Tower 
of  Militia  duty  in  the  eight  Class  of  York  town  Batalion  &  is 
hereby    Discharged.  WM.  SATTERLEE,  Capt. 

Command. 


(c.)  I  do  Certifie  that  John  Leonard  served  a  two  months 
Tour  of  Militia  Duty  in  my  company  at  Camp  Security  for 
Valentine  Liebhart,  and  Said  Liebhart  was  to  have  the  Pay  for 
the  Same  he  having  Satisfied  s'd  Leonard  for  his  Service. 

PETER  FORD,  Capt. 

February  14th,  1787. 


York  Co.  ss.     (c.) 

Before  me  one  of  the  Justices  of  the  peace  in  and  for  said 
County  Came  Samuel  Lesly  and  on  his  solemn  oath  deposeth 
and  said  that  he  was  present  in  Sept.  1st,  1781  ami  hard  John 
Lesley  Hireing  Daniel  Devenny  to  serve  as  a  Substitute  for 
him  ner  to  York  town  for  which  he  the  said  John  Leshy  gave 
him  six  pounds  and  other  articles  to  equipt  him  and  said  John 
Lesly  v/as  to  draw  the  hole  pay  for  the  service  of  said  Daniel 
Devinny.     Soun  and  subscribed  the  6th  of  March  1789. 

'   SAMUEL  LESLEY. 

Before  me. 

DAVD.  BEATY.  

Sir:  pleas  to  pay  the  bearor  Samuel  Lesly  the  intrist  of  a 
tower  served  in  Camp  security  in  the  year  1781  with  the  serti- 
ficat  and  this  shal  be  your  Recept.  given  from  under  my  hand 
this  23d  day  of  Jun  1789. 

this  from  John  Lesly  to  Corual  Scot  in  York  town. 


(c.)  this  is  to  Certify  That  Robert  Lewis  a  Substitute  for 
Joseph  Graybill  has  served  In  the  fatigue  party  in  the  sev- 
enth class  of  York  County  Militia  for  the  space  of  which  is  in 


768  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

full  of  his  Tour.     And  is  hereby  Discharged  Given  Under  my 
Hand  at  Camp  Security  this  24th  Day  of  December  A.  D.  1781. 

ANDREW  PATTERSON,  Capt. 


(c.)     Camp  Security  December  the  6th  1781. 
this  is  to  Certify   that  Adam   Lightabarger  has  Sarved  his 
Full  Tower  of  two  months  in  the  Sixth  Class  of  York  County 
Militia  Under   the   Command   of  Magir   Will'm   Asten   and   is 
herby  Discharged  by  me. 

JOSH  HUNTER,  Leut. 


(c.)     Camp  Security  Sept.   11th  1781. 
1  Do  Certify  that  Patrick  L,inn  is  Discharged  from  this  Camp, 
He  haveing  performed  his  Tower  in  the  Militia. 

JOHN  MAPPIN,  Liuet. 


(c.)  Know  all  men  by  these  preasents  that  I  William  Litner 
of  Germany  Township  York  County  and  State  of  Pensylvania 
for  value  received  of  Adam  Wintrott  Do  hereby  Impower  and 
authorise  the  said  Adam  Wintrott  in  my  name  and  To  his  use 
to  ask  Demand  Recover  and  Receive  a  certain  sum  of  money 
Due  to  me  for  two  months  actual  service  at  Camp  Security 
under  Capt.  Henry  Moore  Captain  of  the  fifth  class  seventh 
Battalion  York  County  and  I  do  hereby  assign  Over  all  my 
right  title  Clame  and  Demand  of  in  or  to  the  said  pay  above 
mentioned  and  every  part  thereof  unto  the  said  Adam  Win- 
thrott  to  his  use  and  behoof  for  ever  as  Witness  my  hand  & 
seal  this  3d  day  of  December  Anogue  Domine  1782. 

WM.  his  X  mark  LITNER.     [Seal.] 
Witness  present. 

R.  McILHINNY. 

JACOB  SHRIVER. 


Dece'm  8th  1785. 

(c.)     I  do  Assign  over  my  right  and  title  of  a  Tour  of  Milita 

Duty  performed  at  Camp  Security  in  the  Months  of  Oct'r  and 

Nove'm  1781  under  the  Command  of  Maj'r  William  Ashton  to 

James  Johnston  for  value  received  and  do  empour  him  to  draw 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  769 

my  pay  and  to  do  and  act  in  everything  respecting  it  as  if  I 
were  present.  Given  under  my  hand  the  Day  and  Year  above 
written. 

JOHN    LITTEL. 
In  prasence  of. 

JOSEPH  McNAY. 


(c.)  Know  all  men  by  these  presents,  that  I  Ludwick  Lit- 
tle, of  Baltimore  Town,  and  formerly  of  Germany  Township 
in  York  County  Pennsylvania,  Have  for  good  Causes  me  there- 
unto moving,  made,  ordain'd  constituted  &  appointed  Adam 
Wintrode  of  Germany  Township  afores'd  my  true  and  lawful] 
attorney,  in  my  name  to  ask,  demand,  recover  and  receive,  a 
certain  sum  of  money  due  to  me  for  two  months  Service,  at 
Camp  Security  in  York  County  I  having  hired  my  brother 
Joseph  Little  and  sent  him  in  my  room  in  the  Sixth  Class  of 
York  County  Militia,  Commanded  by  Capt.  Andw.  Foorman, 
in  Colonel  Adam  Wintrodes  Battalion,  And  upon  the  receipt 
of  the  same.  Acquittance  &  other  sufficient  Discharge  to  sign 
seal  &  deliver,  and  to  do  in  all  things  as  I  myself  might  or 
con'd  do  were  I  personally  present,  hereby  ratifying  and  con- 
firming whatsoever  my  said  Attorney  shall  lawfully  do  or 
cause  to  be  done  in  the  execution  of  the  premises.  As  Wit- 
ness my  hand  &.  seal  this  Fourth  Day  of  February  1787. 

LUDWICK  LITTLE. 

Sign'd  Seal'd  and  Deliver'd  in  the  presense  of. 
ANDREAS  CUNTZ. 
ADAM  WINTERRODE. 


(c.)  I  do  hereby  certify  that  Jacob  Long  has  served  his  tour 
of  Militia  Duty  in  the  Eighth  Class  of  the  first  Battallion  of 
this  county  at  Camp  Security  and  is  hereby  discharged. 

CHARLES   BARNETZ,  Lieut. 

York  Town  May  6th  1782. 


(c.)  Mr.  Peter  Long  of  the  tth  class  is  required  to  march  to 
Camp  Security  on  the  6th  of  December  the  appeal  will  be  held 
at   Hanover  the  11th   of  December  1781. 

49— Vol.  II— 6th  Ser. 


770  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

(c.)     Camp  Security  December  14   1781. 
this  is  to  Certify  that  the  Berer  Peter  Long  has  Served  his 
full  tower  of  two  months  at  the  Stockade  Agreeable  to  Coll. 
Gibsons  Orders  for  the  Seventh  Class  of  York  County  Militia 
and  is  Hereby  Discharged  by  me. 

JOHN    WAMPLER, 
Capt. 

(c.)  Know  all  men  By  these  presents  that  I  Adam  Ludi- 
bough  of  Germany  township  York  County  and  State  of  pen- 
sylvania  Hath  for  good  Causes  me  thereunto  moving  made 
ordained  Constituted  and  apointed  Adam  Winthrott  of  the 
said  township  County  and  State  my  true  and  Lawfull  attorney 
in  my  name  to  ask  Demand  Recover  and  Receive  a  Certain 
Sum  of  money  Due  to  me  for  two  months  Personal  Service  at 
Camp  Security  in  York  County  under  the  Command  of  Capt. 
Andrew  Foreman  and  Capt.  Abraham  furey  Commanding  the 
fourth  &  sixth  classes  of  militia  of  Col.  Adam  Wintrotts  Batal- 
lion  and  upon  the  Receipt  of  the  same  Aquittance  and  other 
sufficient  Discharges  to  sign  seal  and  Deliver  and  to  Do  in  all 
things  as  I  myself  might  or  could  Do  were  I  personally  Pre- 
sent hereby — 

Ratifying  and  Confirming  whatsoever  my  attorney  shall 
Lawfully  Do  or  Cause  to  be  Done  in  the  Execution  of  the  prem- 
ises as  Witness  my  hand  and  seal  this  17th  Day  of  March  1784. 
ADAM  his  OO  mark  LUDIBOUGH.     [Seal.] 

Signed  Sealed  &  delivered  in  our  presents. 

THOS.  FISHER. 

R.  McILHINNY. 


Camp  Security  13th  17S1. 
(c.)     These   are   to   Certify  Wni.   McBroon    hath   Served   his 
tower  of  two  months  Duty  Militia  &  is  therefore  Discharged  by 

JOHN  McBRIDE,  Lieut. 


Camp  Security  24th  Dec'r  17S1. 
(c.)     This  to  Cartify  that  Robt.  McClellan  of  the  7th  Class 
of  York  County  Militia  hath  put  up  his  part  of  the  Stockade 
and  is  hereby  Discharged. 

JNO.  McMASTER,  Capt. 


COUNTY  OP  YORK.  771 

(c.)  Sir:  pleas  to  pay  the  Berer  Wm.  McClellaii  the  money 
due  to  me  for  a  tower  of  millisha  Duty  at  Camp  Security  under 
Capt.  foard  in  the  4th  class  and  in  so  doing  you  will  obledge 
your   humble   servant. 

March  12th,  1787. 

JAMES  KELLEY. 


The  18th  Oct.  1781. 
(c.)     These  are   to  serlify    that   the   bearer  Wm.   McClelend 
have   sarved   his   full   tour  of   duty   at   Camp   Security   in  the 
fifth  class  under  the  command  of  Major  John  Edie  is  sertifyd 
by  me. 

SAML.   FULLTON,  Capt. 


(c.)     Camp  Security  December  10th,  1781. 
this  is  to  certify  that  William  McClurg   (?)    has  Serv'd  his 
full  tour  of  two  month  as  Corporal  in  ye  sixth  class  of  York 
County  Militia  Commanded  by  Major  Wm.  Austin  and  in  my 
Company  and  is  hereby  Discharged. 

JAB.  EDGAR,  Capt. 


Camp  Security  24  December  1781. 
This  to  certify  that  Rohert  McConnell  of  the  7th  class  of 
Yoi*k  County  Militia  hath  put  up  his  part  of  the  stockade  and 
is  hereby   Discharged. 

JNO.  McMASTER,  Capt. 


(c.)  Sir:  Please  to  send  my  certificate  and  Intr.  for  per- 
forming a  tower  of  Militia  Duty  at  Camp  Security  in  Capt. 
Pattersons  Compy.     By  my  Brother  John  McCreerey. 

AMOS    McCRERY, 

Mar.  22d,  1787. 
Coll.  Wm.  Scott,  Esqr. 


(c.)  Know  all  men  By  these  presents  that  I  William  Mc- 
Elroy  of  York  County  In  Hamaltons  Bann  Township  Have 
made  Constituted  and  appointed  and  by  these  presents  Do 
make  Constitute  and  appoint  William  Cochran  of  the  County 
and  Township  afforesd.  my  true  and  Lawful!  Attorney  Irre- 
vocably for  me,  and  in  my  name  but  to  the  Sole  use  of  him  the 


772  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

Said  William  Cochran  to  Ask  Demand  and  Receive  of  and 
from  William  Allexander  pay  Master  for  the  Millitia  of  the 
County  afforesd.  or  any  other  person  that  is  or  may  be  ap- 
pointed for  that  purpose;  my  full  pay  for  one  tower  of  Duty 
In  the  melitia  In  Camp  Security  as  a  private  In  the  Sixth 
Class  Giving  and  by  these  presents  Granting  to  my  Said  At- 
torney my  full  power  and  authority  In  my  Name  place  and 
Stead  to  Do  all  and  Every  Act  and  Acts  thing  and  things  De- 
vice and  Devices  In  the  Law  Whatsoever  for  the  Said  Debt  as 
fully  to  all  Intents  and  purposes  as  I  my  Self  might  or  Could 
Do;  and  upon  Recept  thereof  Acquittances  or  other  Discharges 
for  me  and  In  my  Name  To  make  Scale  and  Execute;  Hereby 
Ratifying  Confirming  and  Allowing  Whatsoever  my  Said  At- 
torney Shall  Lawfully  Do  or  Cans  to  be  Don  In  or  about  the 
premises  In  Witness  Whereof  I  have  hereunto  Set  my  hand 
and  Seal  this  Eighteenth  Day  of  October  Seventeen  hundred 
&  Eighty-five. 

WILLIAM  his  X  mark  McELROY.     [Seal.] 
Sealed  and  Delivered  In  the  presents  of. 

HUGH  PATTERSON. 

JOHN  ROBINSON. 


Camp  Security  Sept.  17th  17S1. 
(c.)     I  Do  Certify  that  John  Mcdanall  is   Discharged  from 
this  Camp.     He  haveing  performed  his  Tower  in  the  Militia. 

JOHN  MAPPIN,  Lieut. 


Camp  Security,     (c.) 
This  is  to  certify  that  Patrick  McGenty  served  his  tower  of 
duty  guarding  the  British  prisoners  in  the  fifth  class  and  now 
is  discharged.     Given  under  my  hand  this  17th  of  Oct.  1781. 

HENRY  MOORE,  Capt. 


(c.)  This  is  to  Certyfy  that  Jam's  McGinley  Served  his  tower 
of  two  months  in  the  Mil'l  at  Camp  Secarety  under  Capn.  Or- 
bison  given  under  my  hand  this  22th  of  June  1787. 

JOHN  McBRIDE,  Lieut. 


(c.)     I  take  the  freedom  to  write  to  you  to  let  you  know  that 
my  son  James  Maginly  is  not  in  this  part  of  the  country  at 


COUNTY  OP  YORK.  773 

present  I  spoke  to  you  respecting  his  pay  of  two  months  ser- 
vice in  the  Militia  at  Camp  Security  under  Capt.  Orbison, 
you  told  me  it  was  nessecery  it  should  be  certified  by  one  of 
the  other  Officers  of  the  company  which  I  have  done  by  apply- 
ing to  John  McBride  Lieut,  of  said  company,  therefore  I  hope 
s'r  you  will  send  the  cash  or  an  order  on  James  Marshall  Col- 
lector your  Compliance  will  Oblidge  your  friend  and  humble 
servant. 

JOHN    McGINLY. 
Col.  William  Scott. 
September  25,   1787. 


Camp  Security  Dec'r  24th,  1781.     (c.) 
This  to  Certify  that  Joseph  M.  McKee   Put  up  his   part  of 
Stockade  &  is  hereby  Discharged. 

JNO.   McMASTER,  Capt. 

(c.)     Camp  Security  October  13th  178. 
A  Substitute  for  Sam'l  dinn. 

These  are  to  Certify  that  Hugh  McKerty  hath  Served  his 
tower  of  Militia  in  the  5th  Class  of  York  County  and  is  there- 
fore Descharged  by 

JOHN   McBRIDE,   Lieut. 


(c.)     I  do  here  by  Autherise  and  Impower  John  Moor  to  Set- 
tle one  Certificate  (Date  Camp  Securety)  December  24,  1781. 
Sr.  pleas  to  Sell  Pr.  me, 

JOHN  McMULLI. 
May  13,  1787.  

(c.)     Camp   Security   Dec'r  25th   1781. 

these  are  to  Certify  that  John  McMullon  heath  Served  his 
tower  of  Duty  at  the  Stockead  By  Corn't  gibsons  orders  and 
is  Now  Discharged  By  the 

WILL'M  LINDSAY,  Capt. 


Camp  Security,  Septemr.  23d  1781.     (c.) 

I  Do  Certify  that  Moses  McWhirter  is  Discharged  from  this 
Camp  having  Served  his  Tower  in  the  Millitia  as  Orderly  Serj. 

JOHN  MAPPIN,  Lieut. 


774  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

(c.)  Know  all  men  By  these  presants  that  I  Moses  McWhir- 
ter  of  Straban  Township  Washington  County  and  State  of 
Pennsylvania  Yeoman  For  Divers  Considerations  and  good 
Causes  me  thereunto  Moving  have  made  ordained  Constituted 
and  appointed  and  by  these  presents  do  make  ordain  Consti- 
tute and  appoint  my  Trusty  friend  Joseph  Krafft  of  York 
Town  and  County  of  York  and  State  afforesd  saddlar  my  true 
and  Lawful  attorney  for  me  and  in  my  name  and  To  my  Use 
To'  ask  Demand  Recover  and  Receive  of  and  from  the  pay 
Master  of  the  York  County  Militia  My  Two  Months  pay  for 
My  Service  at  Camp  Security  in  the  Company  of  the  guards 
Which  Sd.  two  Months  pay  from  the  United  States  of  America 
is  Due  and  payable  Unto  me  and  the  Sd.  MeWhirter  giving 
and  by  these  presents  granting  My  Sole  and  full  power  and 
Authority  to  the  Aforesd  Joseph  Krafft  To  take  pursue  and 
follow  Such  Legal  Courses  for  the  Recovery  Receiving  and  ob- 
taining of  the  Same  as  I  Myself  Might  or  Could  do  Were  I 
Personally  present  and  upon  the  Receipt  of  the  Same  Acquit- 
ances  and  other  Sufficient  Discharges  for  me  and  in  My  Name 
to  make  Sign  Seal  and  Deliver  as  also  one  or  more  Attorney 
or  Attorneys  Under  him. 

To  Substitute  or  Appoint  and  Again  at  his  pleasure  to  Re- 
voak  And  further  to  do  perform  and  Execute  for  me  arid  in 
My  Name  All  and  Singular  thing  or  things  which  are  or  May 
be  Necessary  Touching  or  Conserning  the  S'd  Sum  as  fully 
Thoroughly  and  Entirely  as  I  the  S'd  Moses  MeWhirter  in  my 
own  person  Ought  or  Could  do  in  and  About  the  Same  Ratify- 
ing Allowing  and  Confirming  Whatsoever  My  S'd  attorney 
Shall  Lawfully  Do  or  Cause  to  be  Done  in  and  About  the  Exe- 
cution of  the  S'd  Sum. 

By  Virtue  of  these  presents  in  Witness  Whereof  I  have  here- 
unto Set  my  hand  And  Seal  Dated  October  the  6th  Anno 
Dimini  1784.  MOSES  McWHIRTER.     [Seal.] 

Witness  present. 
PHILLIP  IRVUN. 
PETER  SWARTZ. 


Camp  Security  September  13th,  1781.     (c.) 
I  do  Certify  that  Conrod  Maholt  has  serv'd  two  months  in 
the  4th  class  of  Militia  in  my  company,  guarding  the  British 
Prisoners  and   has   Received   no  satisfaction  thereof  for  said 
tower  as  Wittness  my  hand 

ABR.  FORRY,  Cap. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  775 

(c.)     Decern.  14th  1782 

I  do  assign  over  my  right  of  what  weages  can  be  recovered 
for  my  tour  of  Meletia  duty  at  Camp  Security  in  the  months 
of  Octobr.  and  Novem.  1781  to  James  Johnston  and  do  impour 
him  to  draw  the  same  for  his  use  it  being  for  Value  received 
as  witness  my  liand 

JOHN  his  +  mark  MALONE 

HENRY  MOORE 


Camp  Security  October  14th  1781. 
(c.)     These  are  to  Certify  that  Henry  Marshal  heath  Served 
His  towar  of  two  months  in  the  5  Clas  of  York  County  Mi- 
litia and  is  therefor  Discharged  by 

JOHN  McBRIDE  Lieut. 


November  3th  1781. 

(c.)  I  Do  Here  by  acertify  that  I  Have  Signed  over  all  My 
Right  and  Demand  of  My  Wagers  for  My  tour  at  Camp  Se- 
curity wich  I  Sarved  in  the  Six  Class  in  Capt.  Andrews  For- 
mans  Company  to  Phillip  freeman  it  being  for  Value  Reed  as 
Witness  my  Hand  the  year  and  Date  above 

JOHN  his  X  mark  MARSHALL 
Writen  Signed  and  Delivered  in  the  Present  ot 

RICHARD  DAVIS  Ensign. 


Abbetts  Town,  York  Co.  8th  Feby  1787. 

(c.)  Sir — Please  to  let  Matthew  Duncan  have  the  Certifi- 
cates &  orders  for  interest  due  to  me  for  my  Services  in  two 
tours  of  duty  at  Camp  Security,  under  Captn.  Moore  &  Wamp- 
ler  &  oblige  Sir  your  very  hum  Servt. 

NICHOLAUS    MARSHALL 
To  WILLIAM   SCOTT,   Esqr. 

Lieut.  York  Co. 


Camp  Security  York  County  Dec.  8th  1781.     (c.) 
This  to   Sertyfy   that  Thomas   Matson   has  Served   his  full 
Tower  of  two  months  in  the  Sixt  Class  of  Militia  under  the 
Command  of  Major  William  Ashton  and  is  hereby  Discharged 
By  me. 

JAS.  EDGAR,  Capt. 


776  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

(c.)     To  Colonel  William  Scott,  Esqr. 

Sir  please  to  Deliver  to  the  bearer  Jno  Weems  the  Certify- 
cates  that  is  Due  to  my  Brother  John  and  me  for  our  Tours 
of  Duty  at  Camp  Security  and  oblige  Your  humble  Servt. 

ANDREW  MIKINNEY. 
6th  Feby.  1787. 


Camp  Security  December  the  6th  1781.     (c.) 

This  is  to  Certify  that  philip  Miler  has  served  his  full  turn 
of  two  month  in  the  Sixth  Class  of  York  County  Militia  under 
the  Comand  of  Mager  Wm.  Ashon  and  is  hereby  Dischard 
by  me 

BENJAMIN   BEATY, 

Ensign. 


(c.)  Know  all  men  By  these  preasents  that  I  Adam  Millar 
Do  Hereby  Assign  o\er  all  my  Rights  title  clame  and  Demand 
of  two  Months  pay  Due  to  me  for  two  months  personal  Ser- 
vice at  Camp  Security  Substitute  for  Jacob  Miller  under  Capt. 
Wampler  Comanding  the  seventh  Class  of  Melitia  of  Col. 
Adam  Wintrotts  Batalion  in  York  County  unto  the  said  Adam 
Wintrott  for  value  Received  of  him  Hereby  Impowering  the 
said  Adam  Wintrott  to  Ask  Demand  and  Receive  the  same 
to  his  use  and  Behoff  as  I  the  said  Adam  Millar  might  or 
could  Do  were  I  personal  present  and  upon  his  Receipt  of  the 
said  Receival  By  him  to  be  a  sufficient  Discharge  Against  me 
for  the  same  for  ever  as  Witness  my  hand  and  Seal  this  Eighth 
Day  of  May  in  the  Year  of  our  Lord  one  thousand  seven  hun- 
dred and  Eighty  three. 

ADAM  MILLER.     [Seal.] 
Witness  prest. 

R.  McILHINNY 


Camp  Security  December  the  Sth  1781.      (c.) 
This  is  to  Certify  that  Casper  Miller  has   Served   his  full 
Tower   of   too    months   in    Capt.    Johnstons    Company    in    the 
Sixth  Class   of  York  County  Militia  under  the   Command   of 
Major  William  Aston  and  is  hereby  Discharged  By  me. 

WM.  ASHTEN,  majer  comLlt. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  777 

Febr.  28th  1787.     (c.) 

Sir:  Please  to  Send  pr  Bearer  Adam  Crasser,  my  Cortifi- 
cate  and  Intrest  for  one  Tower  of  Duty  at  Camp  Security  in 
Capt.  Wamplers  Compt.  and  this  Shall  pass  as  a  full  Dis- 
charge from  your  Humbl  Sert. 

DANIEL  MILLER. 
COLL.   WM.   SCOTT  Esqn. 


(c.)  I  do  hereby  certify  the  bearer  Fredk.  Youse  Junier  to 
receive  all  my  pay  or  Payment  of  a  tour  of  Duty  in  the  Fourth 
class  at  Camb  Securety  for  carting  the  British  Prisoners  of 
Ware  in  Captin  Copenhavers  Compony  I  Do  hereby  give 
power  said  Fredck.  Youse  for  all  such  pay  at  all  pleses  pay- 
master or  County  Leughtennant  for  value  Reed,  as  witness 
my  hand  and  seal  this  10th  Day  of  February  1784. 

MICHAEL  MILLER.     [Seal.] 
Witness  present 

JOHANNES  BRENCKMAN 


Camp  Security,  Sep.  29,  1781 

(c.)     The  Bearer  Mich'l  Miller  is  Dischared  from  this  Camp 
as  he  hath  faithfully  served  his  tower  in  the  militia 

JOHN  MAPPING,  Lieut. 


April  the  28th  1787. 

(c.)  Mr.  William  Scott  pleas  To  pay  the  Barer  Joseph 
Clancy  my  prlncipel  and  intrest  for  serving  a  tower  of  mile- 
tary  Duty  at  Camp  Securety  in  the  Seventh  Class  of  york 
County  melisha  in  Captin  John  mcmasters  Company  and  This 
Shall  be  your  receipt  form  me 

ELI  MILLS 


(c.)  Sir  pleas  to  Let  the  Beare  have  the  Sertiflcat  that 
Due  me  for  my  service  at  Camp  Security  as  Apear  by  my  Dis- 
charg  from  yor  Humble  Sevnt. 

HENRY  MONTGOMERY. 
To  COL.  WM.   SCOT 

April  28th  1788 


778  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

(c.)     Camp  Security,  December  24th,  1781 
These   are   to  certify   that  John   Moor  hath   performed   his 
tower  of  Duty  in  my  company  and  is  hereby  discharged 

ANDW.  PATTERSON,  Capt. 


Camp  Security  24th  Deer.  1781 
(c.)     This  to  Certify  that  Wm  Morrow  of  the  7th  Class  of 
Yorli  County  Militia  hath  put  up  his  part  of  the  Stockade  and 
is  hereby  discharged. 

JNO.    McMASTER   Capt. 


(c.)     Camp   Security   December  ye  24th   1788. 
These   are   to   Certify    that  Charles   murrey   a   Militia   man 
Hath  Served  his  tower  on  fataigue  &  is  hereby  Discharged  by 
me. 

ANDW.  PATTERSON  Capt. 


(c.)     February  ye  10  1783  to  Mr.  Andr.  Paterson,  Cpt. 

Sir  Please  to  pay  the  Bearer  John  Larimer  the  Sum  of 
money  or  wages  Due  to  me  for  my  two  months  service  at 
Camp  Security  in  the  Seventh  Class  of  York  County  Militia 
for  which  I  Received  from  the  said  Larimer  Value  or  Resti- 
tution as  witness  my  hand  the  Day  and  year  above  writen. 

CHARLES  his  C  mark  MURRY. 
Witness  Present 

THOMAS  LARIMER 


Camp  Security  Decem.  the  4,  1781.     (c.) 

This  is  To  Certify  that  Lazerus  Nelson  has  Served  him  Full 
Tower  of  Two  months  Duty  in  the  Sixth  Class  of  York  County 
Millitia  under  the  command  of  Maygor  Wm.  Ashton  and  is 
Hereby  Discharged  By  Me 

WM.   DODDS   Capt. 


I  Do  hereby  Impower  Philip  Sholl  my  true  and  Lawfull  at- 
torney for  me  and  in  my  name  to  ask  Demand  Recover  and 
receive  all  such  sum  and  sums  of  money  and  Intrest  Due  me 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  779 

by  the  state  of  Pennsylvania  on  acct.  of  a  tower  of  duty  Done 
at  Camp  Security  in  the  Gth  class  of  the  seventh  Battalion 
of  York  County  Melitia  in  Capt.  Fuhrmans  Company  and 
otherwise  to  act  for  me  and  in  my  name  and  I  might  ought 
or  could  do  where  I  Personal  Present.  Witness  my  hand 
and  seal  this  1st  Day  of  March  1787 

NICOLAS  NEWMAN.     [Seal.] 
Sealed  &  Delivered  In  the  Presence 
JACOB  RUDISELL 


(c.)    York    County. 

Berwicktown  April  2d  1782. 

For  ample  Satisfaction  Received  from  Jacob  Winter  I  do 
hereby  Assign  over  all  my  right,  title  claim  &  Demand  to  the 
two  months  pay  due  me  by  the  State  for  keeping  Guard  at 
Camp  Security  in  the  Sixth  Class  under  the  comand  of  Captn. 
Andrew  Foreman  unto  the  sa'd  Jacob  Winter  his  this  & 
Assigns  Witness  my  hand  this  day  and  year  first  above  men- 
tioned &  written. 

CASPER  his  X  mark  NOEL 
Witness  Present 

HENRY   DORROBY 

W  MOMEYER 


February  19th  1787.     (c.) 
Sir:      Plis  to   Lat   the   berer   John  oblanogs   have   my  Sar- 
tyfycat  &  interst  as  I  Sarved  under  Captain  Lynsus  at  Camp 
Securyty  and  this  Shall  be  your  discherg  for  the  Same. 

HENRY  TAYLOR 
to  WM.   SCOT  Esqur. 


fobury  the  20,  1787. 
(c.)     I   do   Certify   Sign  over  all   my  Right  &  titel   of  my 
two    months    wages    unto    William    onson    has    served    under 
Capten  Wampler  at  Camp  Security  I  being  fully  Setisfeed  for 
the  Sam  per  me 

JACOB  GR.  SCOTT. 


(c.)  Sir:  There  is  a  Certificate  of  Thomas  Orbison  Discd. 
that  has  never  yet  came  to  my  hand,  I  expect  it  is  in  your 
possession,    or  you   are    able   to   give    some   account  of   it.     I 


780  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

have  now  an  Opertunity  of  Snding  down  to  Receive  the  In- 
trest,  And  you  will  Oblige  me  in  giving  Mr.  Reed  the  Cer- 
tificate or  orders  where  to  get  it  that  he  may  send  it  by  this 
Opertunity,  the  Certificate  for  Captn.  pay  at  Camp  Security. 

I  am  Sir  Yours 

JAMES  ORBISON. 
Hunterstown   1st  Apr.   1787. 

COLL.  SCOTT. 


(c.)     Camp  Securety,  Februari  the  25th  1782. 

I  William  pannabecker  have  Sarved  the  full  tower  of  two 
monds  militia  In  Yorck  County  at  Camp  and  doe  hereby  geve 
foil  Power  unto  Phillib  Wolfort  to  Receve  the  pay  for  my 
two  monds  which  I  Served  under  the  Command  of  Captn. 
Pennington  at  the  Camp  Witins  my  hand 

WILLIAM  PANNABECKER. 
Witnes  at  pressend 

JOHN  WAMPHLER 

ADAM  CREMMER 


(c.)  Know  all  men  by  these  presents  that  I  David  Parker 
of  Windford  township  in  the  County  of  York  and  state  of 
Pennsylvania  for  Divers  good  causes  me  her  unto  moving 
have  mave  ordained  constituted  &  appointed  and  by  these 
presents  Do  make  ordain  constitute  appoint  Abrham  Mosser 
of  the  same  place  yeaman  my  true  and  Lawfull  attorney  for 
me  in  my  name  &  to  my  use  to  ask,  Dmand  sue  for  recover  or 
receive  of  and  from  the  Pay  Master  of  the  York  County 
melitia  my  two  months  pay  for  my  seveces  as  a  private  in 
Captain  E.  Panningten  Company  of  the  Geords  at  Camp  Se- 
cuirty  in  the  County  of  York  ass  which  said  two  months  pay 
is  from  the  United  States  of  America  due  and  payable  to  me 
giving  and  granting  to  my  said  attorney  my  sole  and  full 
piowter  and  authority  take  pursue  and  follow  such  legal 
Courses  for  the  recovery  Receiving  and  obtaining  of  the  same 
as  I  myself  Might  or  Cold  do  were  I  personaly  present  and 
upon  the  recipt  of  the  same  acquittances  and  other  sufficient 
Discharges  for  me  and  in  my  name  to  make  sign  seall  and 
Deliver  as  also  one  or  more  attorney  or  attornies  under  him 
to  substitute  or  appaind  and  again  at  his  pleasure  to  Revoke 
and  suffer  to  do  peaform  and  sinish  for  me  and  in  my  name 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  781 

all  and  singulat  the  thing  or  things  wheich  shall  or  may  be 
necessary  touching  or  concringe  the  premises  as  fully  thorouly 
and  entrirely  as  I  the  said  Daved  Parker  in  my  own  person 
ought  or  could  do  in  and  about  the  same  Ratifying  allowing 
&  confirming  whattsever  my  said  attorney  shall  Lawfully  do 
or  coste  to  be  done  in  and  by  executin  of  the  premises  by 
virtue  of  these  presents  in  witness  weher  of  I  have  her 
unto  set  my  hand  and  seal  the  day  of 

Anno  Domne  one  thousand  seven  hundred  and  eighty  six 
sealed  and  delived  in  the  presence  of 

DAVID  PARKER.     [Seale.] 

JOSEPH  BARNS 

JOHN  STEWART 

York  County  ses  before  me  the  subscriber  one  of  the  Jus- 
ties  of  the  peace  for  said  county  and  personally  Come  the 
above  named  Daved  Parker  and  acknowledged  the  above 
and  afore  going  Power  of  attorney  to  be  his  ait  and  deed 
for  the  use  Interts  and  Purposes  therein  mentioned  in  wit- 
ness whereof  I  have  here  unto  set  my  hand  and  seal  this 
14th  day  of  June  1786 

JNO.  KERBACH.     [Seale.] 


(c.)  This  is  to  Impower  Edward  Ohale  to  settle  my  ser- 
tifycate  for  a  tower  in  the  Militia  of  York  County  at  Camp 
Security    In    Oct    1st,    1781 

ROBT.  PARKS 

To  COL.  WM.   SCOTT 

June  the  5,  1787.  

Febuaey  16th  1782. 

(c.)  I  Ridhard  Passly  Jur  do  over  Sign  over  my  Right 
Title  of  the  Two  Months  pay  unto  Peter  Ickes  which  I  bin 
out  in  the  Sixth  Class  at  the  Camp  Security  in  Capt.  Fur- 
mans  Company  For  Valine  Received  this  witness  my  Hand 
and   Sail.  RICHARD  his  X  mark  PASSLY.     [Seal.] 

Witness  Present 

TOBIAS   HEPNER 

WILHLELM   HEFER 


P. 

(c.)  I  James  Patterson  of  Berkley  County  in  the  State  of 
Virginia  do  hereby  Impower  my  Trusty  and  Loving  Friend 
Captain  Rudolph  Spengler  of  York  town  in  the  State  of  Penn- 


782  ASSOCTATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

sylvania  to  recover  and  receive  of  and  from  the  Paymaster 
or  Paymasters  appointed  to  pay  and  Discharge  the  Pay  due 
me  for  Performing  a  Tour  of  Militia  Duty  at  Camp  Security, 
for  me  and  in  my  Name,  whatsoever  the  same  shall  Amount 
to  and  upon  the  receipt  thereof  Acquittances  or  other  Dis- 
charges by  him  to  be  given  in  My  Name  by  Virtue  hereof 
In  Witness  whereof  I  have  hereunto  set  my  hand  &  Seal  this 
26th  day  of  April  Anno  Domini  1784. 

JAMES  PATTERSON.     [Seal.] 
Sealed  and  Delivered  In  the  Presence  of 

ADAM   GREYER 

GEO.  LEWIS  LEFLER 


(c.)      I    Do    hereby    Certify    that    Joseph    Penner    served    a 
Towr  of  Melitia  Duty  at  Camp  Securety  in  my  Company    Given 
under  My  hand  this  23d  Day  of  January '1787. 
To  all  whom  it  may  consern. 

JOHN   McMASTER  Capt 


York  Town  Febry  ye  22d,  1787.  (c.) 
Sir — Please  to  send  me  my  scertificate  which  you  have  in 
your  hands  for  my  tower  of  Militia  Duty  in  the  7th  class  at 
Camp  Security  and  also  the  Interest  by  the  barier  George 
Pennington  and  his  Receipt  shall  be  yr  Seficant  warant  for 
so  doing  and  oblige 

yours  &c 
EPHRAIM    PENNINGTON 
WM.  SCOTT,  Esqr. 


(c.)  Camp  Security  December  the  7th  1781.  this  is  to 
Cartify  that  Henry  Pensyl  has  sarved  his  full  Tower  of  Two 
month  in  the  Sixt  Class  of  York  County  Militia  Under  the 
Command  of  Mager  Willm.  Asten  And  is  herby  Discharged 
By  me. 

BENJAMIN   BEATY  Ensign 


(c.)     February  the  6th  1787. 

Received  of  Abraham  Moser  the  full   Sum   &  Pay  for  my 
two  months  Duty  at  Camp  Security  in  Capt.  Saterlee's  Com- 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  783 

pany   in   the   Eighth   Class   of  York  County   Militia   Received 
p.  me. 

PETER  PHLEMMER. 
Tesstes 

JACOB  UPDEGRAFF. 

August  18th,  1781.     (c.) 
This    may    cei'tify    that    Joseph    Walker   hath    agreed    with 
James  Porter  who  is  serve  his  tower  for  to  months  at  Camp 
and  is  to  march  on  Monday  the  20th  Inst. 

THOS.    ORBISON. 


(c.)  Know  all  men  by  these  Presents  that  I,  Nathaniel 
Porter  of  F.  County,  Maryland  for  Divers  Good  Causes  and 
Considerations  me  hereunto  Moving  Have  made.  Ordained, 
Authorised,  Nominated  and  Appointed  And  by  these  Presents 
do  make,  Ordain  Authorise,  Nominate,  and  Appoint  Wm. 
Cochran  Esquire  of  the  County  and  State  of  Pensylvania,  My 
true  and  Lawful  Attorney,  for  me,  and  in  my  Name  and  for 
my  Own  Proper  use  and  Benefit,  to  ask  Demand  Recover  and 
Receive  of  and  from  the  Paymaster  of  the  Militia  of  York 
County  all  Such  Sum  or  Sums,  of  money  as  are  Due  and 
Oweing  unto  me  the  Said  Nathaniel  Porter  for  my  Services 
in  the  Militia  at  Camp  Security  And  to  have  use  and  take, 
all  Lawfull  ways  and  Means,  in  my  Name  or  Otherwise  for 
the  Recovery  thereof,  and  to  Compound  &  Agree  For  the 
bame,  and  the  Aquittences  or  Other  Sufficient  Discharges  for 
the  Same  for  me  and  in  my  Name,  to  make,  Seal,  and  De- 
liver, And  to  do  all  Other  Lawful  Acts  and  thing  Whatsover 
Concerning  the  Premises,  as  fully  and  in  Every  Respect  as 
I  myself  might  or  Could  do.  Were  I  Personally  present  at 
the  Doing  thereof,  and  Attorneys  one  or  more  under  him  for 
the  Purposes  Afforesaid  to  Make,  And  Again  at  his  Pleasure 
to  Revoke,  Ratifying  and  Confirming,  and  by  these  Presents 
allowing  Whatever  my  Sd  Attorney  Shall  in  My  name  Law- 
fully do  or  Cause  to  be  Done,  in  and  about  the  premises  By 
Virtue  of  these  Presents,  in  Witness  Where  of  I  have  here- 
unto Set  my  hand  and  Seal  this  Sixteenth  Day  of  March  in 
the  Year  of  our  lord  One  thousand  Seven  Hundred  &  Eighty 
Seven.  NATHANIEL  PORTER.     [Seal.] 

Sealed  and  Delivered  in  the  Presence  of 

JAMES   MOOR 

JOHN   BROWN 


784  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

(c.)  I  do  Assign  over  my  Right  title  claim  and  Interest 
of  my  pay  principal  and  Interest  for  my  Service  in  the  Mi- 
litia at  Camp  Security  for  the  7th.  Class  Under  Capt.  Wampler 
The  same  being  not  sold  before  To  James  McCutchen. 

Given  under  my  Hand  this  16th  Day  of  Feberuary  1787. 

JOHN  PRESTON 
Witness  present 

HENRY  BUCHANEN. 


Camp   Security   (c). 

I  Do  Certify  that  James  Ramsey  is   Discharged  from   this 
Camp  He  haveing  performed  his  Tower  in  the  Militia 

JOHN  MAPPIN  Lieut. 


(c.)  Know  all  Men  by  these  presents  that  I  John  Rently 
of  Windsor  Township  in  the  County  of  York  and  State  of 
Pennsylvania  for  Divers  Good  Causes  me  here  unto  moving 
have  made  ordained  Constituted  &  appointed  &  by  these  pres- 
ents Do  make  ordain  Constitute  appoint  Abraham  Mosser 
of  the  Same  place  Yoeman  My  true  &  Lowfull  attorney  for  me 
in  my  Name  &  to  my  use  to  Ask  demand  Sue  for  recover  or 
Receive  of  &  from  the  Pay  Master  of  the  York  County  Mi- 
lita  my  Two  months  pay  for  My  Service  as  a  private  in  Cap- 
tain Company  of  the  Guards  at  Camp  Secuirty 
in  the  County  of  York  as  which  said  two  months  pay  is  from 
the  United  State  of  America  due  &  payable  To  me  Giving  & 
Granting  to  My  Said  attorney  ray  Sole  and  full  power  & 
authority  take  pursue  and  follow  Such  legal  Courses  for  the 
Recovery  receiving  &  obtaining  of  the  Same  as  I  myself 
might  or  could  Do  were  I  personally  present  and  upon  the 
Receipt  of  the  Same  acquittances  and  other  Sufficient  Dis- 
charges for  me  And  in  My  Name  to  make  Sign  Seal  &  Deliver 
as  also  one  or  more  Attorney  or  Attornies  under  him  to 
Substitute  or  appoint  And  again  at  his  pleasure  to  Revoke  & 
further  to  do  perform  And  finish  for  me  &  in  my  Name  all 
and  Singulat  the  thing  or  things  which  shall  or  may  be  neces- 
sary touching  or  concerning  the  premises  as  fully  thorouly  and 
Entirely  as  I  the  Said  John  Renly  in  my  own  person  ought 
or  could  Do  in  &  about  the  Same  Ratifying  allowing  &  Con- 
firming Whatsoever  My  Said  Attorney  shall  lawfully  do  or 
Cause  to  be  Done  in  and  by  the  Execution  of  the  primises 
by  virtue  of  these  presents  in  witness  whereof  I  have  here- 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  785 

unto  Set  my  hand  &  seal  this  tenth  Day  of  June  Anno  Domini 
one  thousand  Seven  hundred  and  Eighty  Six 

John  his  A  marlv  RENNLY  or  RENSHER.     [Seal.] 
Sealed  and  Delivered  in  the  presence  of 
JOHN  WOLF 

York  County   ss. 

Before  me  the  Subscriber  One  of  the  Justles  of  the  peace 
for  Said  County  &  Persanally  Came  the  Above  Named  John 
Renly  And  acknowledged  the  above  and  aforegoing  Power 
of  Attorney  to  Be  his  act  and  Deed  for  the  use  Intents  and 
Purposes  therein  Mentioned  In  witness  whereof  I  have  Here 
unto  Set  my  hand  And  Seal  this  tenth  Day  of  June  1786 

GEORGE  STAKE.     [Seal.] 


To  Wm.  Scott  Esqur.     (c.) 

Sir — please  to  let  the  bearer  Wm.  Michel  have  the  sartyfy- 
cate  and  Intress  of  Wm.  Reynemam  for  his  tower  of  duty 
served  in  the  seventh  class  under  Capt.  Wampfler  below  York 
in  Camp  Sycurity  as  witnes  my  hand  this  24  Day  of  february 
1787 

WILLIAM  his  X  mark  REYNEMAM 
Witness 

JOHN   WAMPFLER 


(c.)  Know  all  Men  by  these  presents  that  I  Stophil  Rider 
of  York  Township  in  the  County  of  York  and  Steate  of  Penn- 
sylvania for  Divers  Good  Causes  me  hereunto  moving  have 
made  ordained  constituted  and  appointed  and  by  these  pres- 
ents Do  make  ordain  Constitute  and  appoint  Abraham  Mosser- 
of  the  Same  place  Yoeman  my  true  and  Lawfull  attorney  for 
Me  in  my  name  and  to  my  use  to  ask  Demand  Sue  for  re- 
cover or  Receive  of  and  from  the  Pay  Master  of  the  York 
County  Militia  my  Two  months  Pay  for  my  servien  as  a 
private  in  Captain  George  Gyselman  Company  of  the  Guards 
at  Camp  Security  in  the  County  of  York  ass  which  said  two 
months  pay  is  from  the  United  State  of  America  Due  and 
payable  to  me  giving  and  granting  to  my  said  Attorney  my 
sole  and  full  power  and  Authority  to  take  pursue  and  follow 
such  legal  courses  for  the  Receovery  Receiving  and  obtaining 

50— Vol.  11— 6th  Ser. 


786     •  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

of  the  same  as  I  my  self  might  or  could  Do  were  I  personally 
present  and  upon  the  Receipt  of  the  said  acquittances  and 
other  sufficient  Discharges  for  me  and  in  my  name  to  make 
sign  seal  and  Deliver  as  also  one  or  more  Attorney  or  at- 
tornies  under  him  to  substitute  or  appoint  and  again  at  his 
pleasure  or  revoke  and  further  to  Do  persorm  and  finish  for 
Me  and  in  my  name  all  and  singular  the  thing  or  things 
which  shall  or  may  be  necessary  touching  or  concerning  the 
premises  as  fully  thorouly  and  Entirely  as  I  the  said  Stopil 
Rider  in  my  own  person  ought  or  could  do  in  and  about  the 
same  Ratifying  allowing  and  confirming  whatsoever  my  said 
attorney  shall  lawfully  Do  or  Cause  to  be  Doune  in  and  by 
the  Execution  of  the  premises  by  virtue  of  these  presents 
in  witness  whereof  I  have  here  unto  set  my  Hand  and  seal 
this  theenth  Day  of  June  Anno  Domni  one  thousand*  seven 
hundred  and  Eighty  six 

Sealed  and  Delivered  in   the  presence  of 

STOFFEL  REITER 
Test 

MICHAEL  his  X  mark  MILLER 

York   County 

Before  me  the  subscriber  one  of  the  Justus  of  the  peace 
for  said  county  and  Personally  came  the  above  named  Mattrss 
Retz  and  Acknowledged  the  above  and  aforeging  Power  of 
attorney  to  be  his  act  and  Deed  for  the  use  Interts  and  pur- 
poses therein  mentioned  in  witnes  Whereof  I  have  Here  unto 
set  my  Hand  and  Seal  this  thenth  Day  of  June  1786. 

WM.  SCOTT. 


(c.)  Know  all  men  by  these  Presents  That  I  Stophil  Rider 
of  hopwall  Township  in  the  County  of  York  and  State  of 
Pennsylvania  for  Divers  good  causes  we  hereunto  moving  have 
made  ordained  constituted  and  appointed  and  By  these  pres- 
ents Do  make  ordain  constitute  and  appoint  Abraham  Mosser 
of  the  same  place  Yoeman  My  true  and  Lawfull  Attorney  for 
me  in  my  Name  and  to  my  use  to  ask  Demand  sue  for  Recover 
or  Receive  of  and  from  the  Pay  Master  of  the  York  County 
Militia  my  Two  Months  Pay  for  my  Service  as  a  private  in 
Captain  Pennengton  Company  of  the  Guards  at  Camp  Se- 
curity in  the  County  of  York  as  which  said  Two  Months  pay 
is  from  the  United  States  of  America  Due  and  payable  to 
me  giving  and  granting  to  my  said  Attorney  my  Sole  and  full 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  787 

power  and  authority  to  take  pursue  and  Follow  such  legal 
courses  for  the  Recovery  Receiving  and  obtaining  of  the  Same 
as  I  myself  migh  or  Could  Do  were  parsonally  present  and 
apon  the  Receipt  of  the  Same  Acquittances  and  other  sufficient 
Discharges  for  Me  and  in  My  Name  to  make  Sign,  Seal  And 
Deliver  as  also  one  or  more  attorney  or  attorneies  under  him 
To  Substitute  or  Appoint  and  again  at  his  pleasure  to  Revoke 
and  further  to  Do  perform  and  finish  for  me  and  in  my  Name 
all  and  singular  the  thing  or  things  which  Shall  or  May  be 
Necessary  touching  or  concerning  the  premises  as  full  thorouly 
And  Entirely  as  I  the  said  Stophil  Rider  in  my  own  person 
ought  or  Could  do  in  And  about  the  same  Ratfying  allowing 
and  Confirming  whatsoever  my  said  attorney  shall  Lawfully  do 
or  Cause  To  be  Done  in  and  by  the  execution  of  the  premises 
by  virtue  of  these  presents  in  witness  whereof  I  have  here  unto 
set  my  hand  and  Seal  the  thenth  Day  of  June  Anno  Dommini 
one  thousand  seven  hundred  and  eighty  six. 

STOFFEL  REITER 
Sealed  and  Delivered  in  the  presence  of 
Test 

MICHAEL  his  X  mark  MILLER 

York  County  Ss. 

Before  me  the  Subscriber  one  of  the  Justices  of  the  peace 
for  said  County  personally  came  the  above  Namet  Samuel 
Mosser  and  Acknowledged  the  above  and  aforegoing  Power 
of  Attorney  to  be  His  act  and  Deed  for  the  use  Intents  and 
purposes  therein  Mentioned  In  Witness  whereof  I  have  here- 
unto Set  my  hand  and  Seal  this  tenth  Day  of  June  1786. 

WM.  SCOTT. 


Camp  Security  Octr.   24th  1781     . 

(c.)     By  A  Return  from  Captain  Fulton  to  me  This  is  to 

Certify  that  Elisha  Rigg  has  served  his  Served  his  full  tower 

of  Militia  duty  in  the  fifth  Class  Commanded  by  Major  John 

Edie  and  is  hereby  Discharged  pr  Me. 

JAMES  EDGAR  Capt. 


(c.)  I  do  Certify  that  Robt.  Irwin  hired  a  Certain  George 
Ritesil  to  serve  as  a  Substitute  in  the  Said  Irwin's  place  at 
Camp  Security  in  the  Seventh  Class  in  the  year  1781  for  which 
the  sd  Irwin  paid  Ritesil  the  Sum  of  Six  pounds  in  Cash  & 


788  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

his  Note  of  hand  for  said  Service — the  Said  Irwin  Reservd  the 
pay  to  himself  the  sd  Irwin  if  any.  Witness  my  hand  the  2d 
Feby.  1787. 

JOHN  WAMPLER 

Capt.  7th  Class 


(c.)  Dr.  Uncle  plaase  to  goe  with  the  Bearer  Cuzen  Joshua 
Robinson  to  Squire  Scot  in  town  &  try  to  Draw  My  pay  for  me 
for  Camp  Security  that  is  the  Remainder  which  is  five  pounds 
ten  Shillings  &  this  shall  be  his  Discharge. 

Given  Under  My  hand  this  16th  Day  of  May  1786— 

ROBERT  ROBB. 


(c.)  this  is  to  certify  that  John  Roherts  has  served  a 
tower  of  Militia  Duty  at  Camp  Security  under  the  command 
of  Major  William  Ashton  in  the  sixth  class  York  County  and 
is  hereby  Discharged  By 

WM.  DODDS,  Capt. 
11th  Dec.  1781 


(c.)     Camp  Security  Octo'r  the  13th  1781. 

This  is  to  Certify  that  John  Rodrofl  hast  Served  his  full 
Tower  in  the  Militia  in  the  5  Class  as  Witness  my  hand 

SAML.  FULTON,   Capt. 


Camp  Security,  October  14th,  1781. 
(c.)     These  are  to  Certify  that  Geo.   Romeck  hath  Served 
his  full  Tower  of  two   months   in  York  County  militia  &   is 
therefore  Discharged  by 

JOHN  McBRIDE,  Lieut. 


(c.)  Know  all  men  By  these  presents  that  I  John  Rore- 
bough  Do  Hereby  Assign  over  all  my  Right,  title,  Clame  and 
Demand  of  two  months  pay  Due  to  me  for  two  months  Per- 
sonal Service  at  Camp  Security  under  Capt.  Antrew  Foor- 
man  commanding  the  Sixth  Class  of  Militia  of  Col.  Adam 
Winterrode's  Batalion  in  York  County  unto  the  said  Adam 
Winterode  for  value  received  of  him  Hereby  Impowering  the 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  789 

Said  Adam  Winterode  to  Ask  demand  and  receive  the  Same 
to  his  use  and  Behoof  as  I  the  said  John  Rorebough  might  or 
could  Do  where  I  personal  Present  and  upon  his  Receipt  of 
the  said  Receival  By  him  to  be  a  sufficient  Discharge  against 
me  for  the  same  for  Ever  as  witness  my  hand  and  Seal  this 
Eighth  Day  of  May  in  the  year  of  our  Lord  one  Thousand 
seven  hundred  and  Eighty  three. 

JOHN  his  X  mark  ROREBOUGH.     [Seal.] 
Witness  present 

R.  McILHINNY.  

March  Creek  April  19th  1787.  (c.) 
Sir:  As  it  will  appear  by  your  Muster  Rolls  that  Joseph 
Ross  served  a  Tour  of  Millitia  in  Capt.  Johnstons  Company 
at  Camp  Security  and  is  seince  Dead  and  as  I  am  the  only  Heir 
as  can  be  certified  by  Capt.  James  Johnston  be  pleased  to  send 
by  him  his  Certificate  and  Interest  and  you  will  much  oblidge 

Your  Humble  Servant 
AGNISS  her  U  mark  PATERSON 
To  COL.  WM.   SCOTT. 
Witness 

AARON  FINLEY 

May  21st  1787.  I  do  hereby  certify  that  the  above  named 
Agness  Patterson  is  the  only  Heir  of  Joseph  Ross  Deceased 
who  served  a  Tour  of  Melitia  Duty  in  my  Company. 

JAS.  JOHNSTON  Capt. 


Camp  Security  December  ye  8th  1782.    (c.) 

this  is  to  certify  that  John  Rowland  has  Served  his  full 
tour  of  two  Months  in  the  Sixth  Class  of  York  County  Militia 
and  is  hereby  Discharged 

JAS.  EDGAR  Capt. 
to  all  whom  it  may  Concern. 


(c.)     September  the  16  1781. 

This  is  to  Sertifi  that  John  Rup  Solder  in  my  Company  As 
Sarved  is  two  month  in  Camp  Seurety  over  British  Prisner 
and  the  State  of  Pennsylvania  is  indu  to  Him  for  two  month 
pay  Wich  is  the  Sum  of  10  £.  17S.  Od. 

PETER  FORD  Capt. 


790  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

York  Deer.  5th.  1781.     (c.) 

The    bearer    Thos.    Ryan    is    accepted    a    substitut    for    Mr. 
George  Irwin  of  the  seventh  Class  Capt.  Hahns  Company — 

WM.  SCOTT  C.  Lt. 
To  the  Commading  Officer  of  Camp  Security 


(c.)  I  do  hereby  Asign  over  All  my  Rite  of  two  month 
Sarvtude  at  Camp  Security  in  the  fift  class  under  Captn  Moore 
unto  William  Parson  for  Valu  Resivd  as  witness  my  hand  this 
6  of  November  1786 

WM.   SAMBRLANE. 
Wittness  Present 

JOSEPH    GRAY  

(c.)     Camp  Security,  20th  Nov.  1781 
To    certify    that   David    Scharloet    soldier    in    my    company 
haith  served   his   tower   of   Militia  Duty    honestly   &   is   Dis- 
charged by  me 

WM.  DODDS,  Capt. 
To  all  concerned. 


(c.)  George  Schrayer  of  the  Seventh  Class  was  Ordered  to 
march  to  Camp  Security  on  the  6th  of  Decem'r  1781. 

I  do  hereby  Certify  that  Said  George  Schrayer  Procured  Wil- 
liam Godart  as  a  Substitute  to  perform  Said  Tower  there 
Agreement  was  that  the  Contenantal  pay  should  be  Eaquilly 
Devided.     Given  under  my  hand  the  15th  of  March  1787. 

Pr 

HEN'Y  SLAGLE. 


(c.)  Know  all  men  by  these  presents  that  I  Joseph  Scott 
of  Hameltons  Bann  Township,  York  County  and  State  of 
Pennsylvania  for  Divers  Good  Causes  and  considerations  me 
hereunto  moving  Have  made,  Ordained,  Authorized,  Nomin- 
ated, and  Appointed  And  by  these  Presents  do  make.  Ordain, 
Authorise,  Nominate,  and  Appoint  Wm.  Cochran  Esquire  of 
the  County  and  State  Afforesaid  my  true  and  Lawful  Attorney 
for  me,  and  in  my  Name  and  for  my  own  proper  use  and  Bene- 
fit, to  ask  demand  Recover  and  Receive  of  and  from  the  Pay- 
master of  the  Mellitia  of  York  County  all  such  sum  or  sums 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  791 

of  money  as  are  due  and  Oweing  unto  me  the  said  Joseph 
Scott  for  my  services  in  the  Mellitia  at  Camp  Security  and  to 
have  use  and  talve  all  Lawful  ways  and  means,  in  my  name 
or  otherwise  for  the  Recovery  thereof  and  to  compound  & 
agree  For  the  Same,  and  Acquittances  or  other  Sufficient 
Discharges  for  The  Same  for  me  and  in  my  Name  to  make, 
Seal,  and'Deliver,  And  to  do  all  Other  Lawfull  Acts  and  things 
whatsoever  Concerning  The  Premises,  as  fully  and  in  Every 
Respect  as  I  myself  might  or  could  do.  Were  I  Personally 
present  at  the  Doing  thereof  and  attories  on^  or  more  under 
him  for  the  Purposes  afforesaid,  to  make  and  again  at  his 
Pleasure  to  revoke.  Ratifying  and  Confirming  and  by  these 
Presents  allowing  Whatsoever  my  sd.  Attorney  shall  in  my 
name  Lawfully  do  or  Cause  to  be  Done,  in  and  about  the 
premises  By  Virtue  of  these  Presents,  in  Witness  Whereof  I 
have  hereunto  set  my  hand  and  seal  this  twenty-fourth  day 
of  Febry.  In  the  year  of  our  Lord  One  thousand  seven  hundred 
&  Eighty  Seven 

JOSEPH  SCOTT.     [Seal.] 
Sealed  &  Delivered  In  the  Presence  of 

SARAH  COCHRAN 

MARY  COCHRAN 


Camp  Security  Deer.  10,  1781.     (c.) 
This  is  to  Certify  that  John  Seferance  has  Seved  his  Tower 
of  Two  Months  as  Corperel  in  the  Sixth  Class  of  York  County 
Militia  in  Henry  Stopher  Room  and  is  Discharged  by  me. 

WM.  ASHTON 
Ashton  Majer 
• Comd. 

York  Town,  March  1,  1784.     (c.) 
I  do  hereby  Certify  that  John  Seffron  has  Served  for  Jacob 
Sittler  at  Camp  Security  as  a  Substitude  for  Two  months  in 
the  Eighth  Class  of  the  first  Battallion  of  York  County  Militia 
in  the  months  of  March  &  April  1782. 

CHARLES  BARNETZ,  Lieut. 


(c.)  Know  all  Men  by  these  presents  that  I  Ezekeel  Seinkey 
orderly  chargan  of  Windsor  Township  in  the  County  of  York 
&   State   of   Pennsylvania   For   Divers   Good   Causes   me   here 


792  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

unto  moving  have  made  ordained  constituted  and  appointed 
and  by  these  Presents  do  make  ordain  Constitute  and  appoint 
Abraham  Mosser  of  the  Same  place  Yomon  My  true  and  law- 
ful attorney  for  me  in  my  name  and  to  my  use  to  ask  de- 
mand Sue  for  Recover  or  Reive  of  and  from  the  Pay  master  of 
the  York  County  Militia  my  Two  months  pay  For  my  Service 
as  a  private  in  Captain  Samuel  Fulltan  Company  of  the 
Guords  at  Camp  Security  in  the  County  of  York  as  which  said 
Two  months  payh  is  from  the  United  States  of  America  Due 
and  payable  to  me  giving  and  granting  To  my  said  Attorney 
my  Sole  and  full  power  and  Authority  To  take  pursue  &  fol- 
low such  legal  courses  for  the  Recovery  Receiving  and  obtain- 
ing of  the  Same  as  I  myself  might  or  could  do  were  I  per- 
sonally Present  and  upon  the  receipt  of  the  Same  Acquittances 
and  other  Sufficient  Discharges  for  me  and  in  my  name  to 
make  Sign,  Sel  and  deliver  as  also  one  or  more  Attorney  or 
Attornies  under  him  to  Substitute  or  apoint  And  again  at  his 
pleasure  to  Revok  and  further  to  Do  perform  and  Finish  for 
me  and  in  my  name  all  and  Singular  the  Thing  or  things 
which  Shall  or  may  be  necessary  touching  or  concerning  the 
Premises  as  fully  thoroughly  &  Entirely  as  I  the  said  Ezekiel 
Seinkey  order  Chargan  in  my  own  Person  ought  or  could  do 
in  and  about  the  same  Ratifying  allowing  and  confirming  what 
soever  my  said  Attorney  shall  lawfully  Do  or  Cause  to  be  done 
in  and  by  the  Execution  of  the  Premises  By  virtue  of  these 
presents  in  witness  whereof  I  have  hereunto  Set  my  hand  and 
Seal  the  28  Day  July  A.  Domini  one  thousand  seven  hundred 
and  Eighty  Four.  EZEKIEL  SINKEY 

Sealed  and  Delivered  in  the  presence  of 

HENRY  SHWARTZ. 

MICHIL  MOSN  (?) 

York  County  Ss 

Before  me  the  Subscriber  one  of  the  Justices  of  the  peace 
for  Said  County  Personally  come  the  above  named  Ezekiel 
Seinkey  and  acknowledged  the  above  &  aforeging  Power  of 
Attorney  to  be  his  act  &  Deed  for  the  use  Intints  and  Pur- 
pises  therein  mentioned  I  Witness  whereof  I  Have  hereunto 
set  my  hand  and  seal  the  28  Day  July. 

GEORGE  STAKE. 


Camp  Security  December  24,  1781.     (c.) 

This  is  to  Certify  that  Isaac  Sell  has  served  his  full  tower 
of  Two   months  at  the   Stockade  agreeable  to   Coll.   Gibsons 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  793 

orders  for  the   seventh  class  of  York  County  Militia  and  is 
Hereby  Discharged  by  me 

JOHN  WAMPLBR,  Capt. 


Camp  Securaty,  Sec.  5th,  1781. 
(c.)     This  is  to  certify  that  Matthies  Settler  has  sarved  his 
full  Tower  of  two  months  in  the  sixth  class  of  York  County 
Militia  for  Godlep  Roop  the  command  of  Major  Willm.  Ashton 
and  is  hereby  discharbed  by  me. 

BENJAMIN  BEATY,  Ensign. 


(c.)  Know  all  men  by  these  Present  that  I  Valentine 
Shara  of  Germiny  Township  York  County  and  State  of  Penn- 
sylvania for  Good  consideration  me  hereunto  moving  have 
made  ordained  and  Constituted  Adam  Winterrode  of  the  Town- 
ship County  and  State  aforesaid  my  true  and  Lawfull  attorney 
in  my  name  to  ask  demand  Recover  and  Receive  a  Certain  sum 
of  money  Due  to  me  for  Two  months  Personal  service  at  Camp 
Security  in  York  County  under  the  command  of  Capt.  Andrew 
Foorman  Capt.  of  the  Sixth  Class  of  Millitia  in  Col.  Adam 
Winterrode  Battalion  and  upon  Receipt  of  the  same  Aquittance 
and  other  sufficient  Discharge  to  make  sign  and  Deliver  herby 
Ratifying  and  Confirming  what  soever  my  true  and  Lawfull 
Attorney  shall  do  or  Lawfull  cause  to  be  done  in  Execution 
of  the  Premises  In  Witness  whereof  I  have  here  unto  set  my 
hand  and  Seal  this  17th  Day  of  March  Anno  Dominy  one  Thou- 
sand Seven  Hundred  and  Eighty  four. 

VALENTIN  his  F  mark  SHARA.     [Seal.] 

Signed  Sealed  &  Delivered  in  our  Presents. 
JNO.  WBVER. 
JOHN  WINTERRODE. 


Camp  Security,  October  9th,  1781.     (c.) 
This  is  to  Certify  that  Peter  Sheaver  hath  served  his  tower 
of  two  months  in  the  fifth  class  York  County  Militia. 

THOS  ORBISON,  Capt. 


(c.)     Sir:   Please  to  pay  unto  the  Bearer  Alexander  Adams 
the  full  Value  of  my  Certificate  he  Prodiicing  the  Same  which 


794  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

was  Obtained  by  me  from  Captn.  Henry  Moor  for  a  Tower  of 
Duty  Served  in  the  fifth  class  of  Militia  of  York  County  at 
Camp  Security  Sd.  Alexander  Adams  has  fully  Satisfyed  me. 
Given  Under  my  Hand  this  1st  day  of  May  1784. 

ERNCH  his  X  mark  SHEFER. 
Witness  Present. 

CHRISTIAN   KRIEMER. 
To  Mr.  Alexander,  pay  master.  ^ 


(c.)  This  is  to  Certefy  that  Petter  Sholl  has  Served  in  my 
Company  for  two  Monts  garding  the  Convention  Preseners  at 
Camp  Security  Yorck  County. 

ABM.  LORRY,  Capt. 
The  IGth  Merz  1782. 

Comanded  by  MA.JOR  BUYLE. 


(c.)     This  is  to  Certify  that  David  Shout  of  the  7th  class  of 
York  County  Militia  has  served  his  Tower  and  is  Discharged. 

Pr.   E.   PENNINGTON,   Capt. 
Camp   Security   Jan'y    19th,   1782. 


(c.)     Receved   of  Mattw.   Dill   Almoner  for   the  Militia  of 
Monoughan    township   the   Sum   of  Twenty    Shillings   for   the 
Suply  of  me  and  my  Children  Phili  my  husband   Sarved  his 
Tower  of  Duty  at  Camp  Security. 
■Reed.  pr.  me  this  15  Novr.  1781. 

MARY  SHOWEMAN. 


Camp  Secureaty  24th  December  1781. 
(c.)     This   is   to   Certify   that  John   Shrode   of  the   Seventh 
Cleass   of  York  County  Militia  hath  Served   his  full  Tour  of 
Militia  Duty  and  is  hereby  Discharged. 

JNO.  McMASTER,  Capt. 


(c.)     Camp  Security  December  the  12th,  1781. 
This  is  to  Cartify  that  Michel   Shulss  has  Sarved   His  full 
Tower  of  Two   Month   in   the   Sixth    Class   of   Yorch    County 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  795 

Militia   under  the  Command  of  Majer  William  Asten  and  is 
Heby  Discharged  By  me  &. 

WM.  ASHTP,  Majer. 
Comdt. 

(c.)  Know  all  Men  by  these  Presents,  That  I  Michael 
Shiiltz  of  Codorus  Township  in  the  County  of  York  and  State 
of  Pennsylvania  Yeoman  (for  divers  good  Causes  me  here- 
unto moving)  have  made,  ordained  constituted  and  appointed, 
and  by  these  Presents  do  make,  ordain,  constitute  and  appoint 
George  Stake  Esquire  of  York-town  in  the  County  aforesaid 
my  true  and  LawfuU  Attorney,  for  m6  in  my  Name  and  to 
his  Use,  to  ask  demand,  sue  for,  recover  or  receive,  of  and 
from  the  Paymaster,  of  York  County  Militia  for  the  Time  be- 
ing, my  Wages  for  two  months  Service  by  me  performed  at 
Camp  Security  in  the  Sixth  Class  of  York  County  Militia,  in 
the  Year  1781  from  him  the  said  Paymaster  now  due  and  paya- 
ble to  me  giving  and  granting  to  my  said  Attorney  my  sole 
and  full  Power  and  authority,  to  take,  pursue  and  follow  such 
legal  Courses  for  the  Recovery,  Receiving  and  obtaining  of  the 
same,  as  I  myself  might  or  could  do,  were  I  personally  pre- 
sent; and  upon  the  Receipt  of  the  same,  acquittances  and  other 
sufficient  Discharges  for  me  and  in  my  Name  to  make,  sign 
seal  and  deliver;  as  also  one  or  more  Attorney,  or  Attornies, 
under  him  to  substitute  or  appoint,  and  again  at  his  Pleasure 
to  revoke,  and  further  to  do,  perform  and  finish  for  me  and 
in  my  name  all  and  singular  the  Thing  or  Things,  which  shall 
or  may  be  necessary  touching  or  concerning  the  Premises,  as 
fully,  thorouly  and  entirely,  as  I  the  said  Michael  Shultz  in 
my  own  Person  ought  or  could  do  in  and  about  the  same: 
Ratifying,  allowing  and  confirming  whatsoever  my  said  attor- 
ney shall  Lawfully  do,  or  cause  to  be  done  in  and  by  the  Exe- 
cution of  the  Premises  by  Virtue  of  these  Presents.  In  Wit- 
ness whereof  I  have  hereunto  set  my  Hand  and  Seal  the  twenty 
first  Day  of  June  Anno  Domini  one  thousand  seven  hundred 
and  eighty  five.  MICHAEL    SHULTZ. 

Sealed  and  Delivered  in  the  Presence  of. 
GEORG   ERMAN. 
CONRAD   LAUB. 


Camp  Security  December  the  8th,  1781.     (c.) 
This  is  to  Certify  that  Peter  Singer  has  served  his  full  tower 
of  too  months  in  the  Sixth  class  of  York  County  Militia  under 


796  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MII.ITIA. 

the   Command   of   Major   William    Aston   and    is    hereby    Dis- 
charged by  me. 

WM.  ASHHTEN, 

Major  Comdt. 


(c.)  Sir:  Be  Be  pleased  to  let  the  Bearer  Barnet  Plymire 
have  ya  Intrest  that  is  Due  to  me  and  the  sartyfyect  for  Serving 
two  months  in  the  militia  at  the  Camp  neare  York  and  this 
Shall  be  your  Recipt  for  the  same  as  Witness  my  hand  this 
24th  of  march  178S. 

JOHN   SINNARD. 

Witness  present. 

ROBERT  RICHEY. 


(c.)     Camp  Security,  December  the  7th,  1781. 
This  is  to  cartify  that  Stoffel  Sipe  has  served  his  full  Tower 
of  two  month  in  the  Sixth  Class  of  York  County  Militia  under 
the  command  of  Mager  Willm.  Asten  and  is  hereby  Discharged 
by  me. 

WM.  ASHEN, 
Majer  comdt. 


Ma'r  26th,  1787.     (c.) 
Sir:    Please  to  send  my  Certificate  for  performing  a  Tower 
of  militia  duty  at  Camp  Security,  by  the  Bearer  Henry  Slagle 
Esq'r  and   this  shall  pass  as  a  Discharge  for  the  same  from 
Your  Hum'l  Servt. 

HENRY   SLAGLE,  Junr. 
Coll.  Wm.  Scott,  Esq'r. 


february  the  26th,  1787.  (c.) 
Mr.  Skot  Please  to  give  Jacob  Trine  the  Bearer  Hereof  The 
intrust  of  mine  for  going  to  Camp  Securety  as  I  am  sick  and 
cant  come  Down  I  have  no  certiiicate  from  my  Captain  I  was 
out  in  the  Seventh  class  under  Captain  Wampler  if  you  can 
you  will  much  oblidg  your  obedient  servant. 

PHILIP   SLENTZ. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  797 

fabrery  20th  Day  1787. 
(c.)     Received   of  Robert   Willson  the  full  Sum   of  My   tow 
months  tuty  ad  Camp  Security  in  the  7  Class  of  Captan  Patr- 
son,  Company  Said  Receved  By  Me. 
Teste. 
ABRAHAM  MOSSER. 

ANDREW   SLOAN. 

(c.)     Camp  Security  September  20th  17S1. 
I  Do  Certify  that  Christian  Slownaker  is  Discharged  from  this 
Camp  having  Served  his  Tower  in  the  Millitia. 

JOHN  MAPPIN,  Luiet 


Camp  Security  October  7th  1781.     (c.) 
These  are  to  Certify  that  John  Sowers  hath  Servd  his  tower 
of   Two    Months   in    the    Fifth   Class   of   York  County   Militia 
under  the  Command  of  Mjr.  Edie. 

THOS.   ORBISON,   Capt. 


Camp  Security,  December  8th,  1781.     (c.) 
This  is  to  Certify  that  George  Spangle  has  served  his  full 
tower  of  too  months  in  the  Sixth  Class  of  York  county  Militia 
under  the  command  of  Major  William  Aston  and  is  hereby  Dis- 
charged by  me. 

WM.    ASHTON, 
Comdt. 

Certified  that  George  Spangle  above  mentioned  served  as  a 
substitute  for  Jacob  Welshhans  of  the  Sixth  Class  of  Capt. 
Penniugtons  Company. 

Dec.  8th,  1781.  WM.  SCOTT,  C.  Lt. 


Camp  Security  Deer.  4th,  1781.     (c.) 
This  is  to  certify  that  Phillip  Spangler  has  served  his  full 
tower  of  tow  monhs  in  the  sixth  class  of  York  County  Millitia 
under  the   command   of  Major   Willm.   Ashton  and  is  hereby 
discharged  by  me. 

WM.    DODDS, 

Capt. 


798  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

(c.)  I  Philip  Speugler  of  Shauadoeh  County  in  the  State  of 
Virginia  do  hereby  Impower  my  thrusty  and  worthy  friend 
Capt.  Rudolph  Spengler  of  York  town  in  the  State  of  Pennsyl- 
vania to  Recover  and  receive  of  and  from  the  Paymaster,  or 
Paymasters  appointed  to  pay  and  discharge  the  pay  due  me,  for 
Performing  a  full  Tower  of  Two  months,  of  Melitia  Duty  at 
Camp  Security  for  me  and  in  my  Name  whatsoever  the  same 
Shall  amount  to  and  upon  ihe  Receipt  thereof  acquittances  of 
other  discharges  by  him  to  be  given  in  my  name  by  Virtue 
hereof  In  Witness  whereof  I  have  hereunto  set  my  hand  and 
Seal  this  6th  Day  of  Jan.  Anno  Domini  11^1. 

PHILIP   SPENGLER.      LSeal.] 

Sealed  &  Delivered  In  the  Presence  of. 
JACOB  SPANGLER. 
CARL  SPINGLAR. 


I  do  hereby  Assing  my  Certificate  from  Dec'r  4th  1781  the 
full  Tower  of  two  Months  in  the  sixth  Class  of  York  County 
Melitia  under  the  Command  of  Major  William  Ashton  in  Capt. 
Wm.  Dodds  Company  unto  Rudolph  Spengler. 
I  say  By  me. 

PHILIP   SPENGLER. 


Camp  Security  24th  Dec'r  1781. 
(c.)     This  to   Certify  that  Jacob  Springer  of  the  7th  Class 
of  York  County  Militia  hath  put  up  his  part  of  the  Stockade 
and  is  hereby  Discharged. 

JNO.   McMASTER,   Capt. 


(c.)  I  do  Certify  that  Jacob  Sroad  served  a  tour  of  duty  as 
a  Substitute  at  Camp  Security  for  Arthur  Orr  Junr.  and  said 
orr  satisfied  him  for  it  and  is  to  Draw  the  pay. 

WILLIAM    DODDS,    Capt. 

23d  May  1787. 
To  whom  it  may  concern. 


(c.)     Pleasd  to  give  David  Beaty  the  certifyeat  and  the  In- 
trest  of  the  same  for  my  service  in  the  militia  at  Camp  Se- 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  799 

curity  in  Capt.  Andrew  Pattersons  Company  and  this  with  his 
receipt  shall  be  your  dischaj'g  for  the  same  from  me. 

SAMUEL  STEELE. 
10th  of  March  17S7. 
Witness    present. 

WILLIAM  BAILEY. 
To  Wm.  Scott,  Esqr. 

S. 

October  the  3d  1784.  (c.) 
these  presents  are  to  Certify  that  I  do  autherise  and  Im- 
power  William  Stuart  Junier  to  receive  and  collect  my  pay 
for  the  service  I  have  done  in  the  maiitia  at  Camp  Security  it 
being  for  value  received  of  him  as  witness  my  hand  this  day 
above  written.  JOHN  STEWART. 

Witness   present. 

ISAAC   McISAACK. 


May  16,  1787.     (c.) 
Sir:  Please  to  Deliver  to  Capt.  Thomas  Bigham  my  Certify- 
cate  and  Interest  for  my  Tour  of  Duty  in  Capt.  Lyndsys  Com- 
pany at  Camp  Security,  and  Oblige  Sir  Your  most  humble  Ser- 
vant. 

To  Colonel   William  Scott,  Esqr. 

TORRANCE  his  X  mark  STOCKDALE. 


Camp  Security  December  the  7th  1781. 
(c.)  this  is  to  Cartify  that  I  Marten  Strine  do  herby  Asign 
over  my  Whole  Right  and  Tittels  of  two  months  Pay  due  me 
in  Cap't  Dodds  Compeny  and  likewice  ton  Month  Pay  Due  me 
in  Cap't  Dodds  Compeyny  fridrich  mier  it  being  for  Vallue 
Rec'd  as  witness  my  hand.  MARTEN  STRIN. 

WM.  ASHTON. 
JOHN  DEMIN. 


Camp  Security  October  11th,  1781.     (c.) 
These  are  to  Certify  that  George  Such  hath  Served  his  tower 
of  two  months  in  the  5th  class  of  York  County  Melitia  and  is 
therefore    Discharged   by. 

THOS.  ORBESON,  Capt. 


800  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

1,  do  hereby  certify  that  Antlrew  Sulzberger  has  served  his 
tour  of  Militia  Duty  as  a  substitute  for  Phillip  Widerricht  in 
the  Eighth  Class  of  the  first  Battalion  of  York.  County  at  Camp 
Security  and  is  hereby  Discharged. 

GODFREY    LENHART, 

Ensign. 
York  Town,  May  6th,  1782. 


(c.)  York  Town  Aprill  19th,  1784. 
This  is  to  Certify  that  I  served  a  tour  of  Duly  in  Camp  Se- 
curity for  Philip  Witeright  in  the  Eighth  Class  under  the 
Comniantl  of  Capt.  Sutherlin  and  said  Philip  witeright  has 
fully  satisfyed  me  so  that  he  may  Draw  the  pay  at  York  Town 
I  say  Rec'd  In  full. 

Pr.  ANDREW  his  X  mark  SULTZBERGER. 
Tests. 

I.   LIGHTNER. 


(c.)  September  2Sth,  1781.  To  Coll.  Scott,  Esqr. 
Sr.  Pleas  to  pay  the  Bearer  Thos.  Lawromor  the  Sum  of 
Mony  or  Wages  Due  to  me  for  my  two  months  Service  at  Camp 
Security  in  the  Fifth  Class  of  York  County  Militia  for  which  I 
have  Received  from  the  sd.  Laramor  Value  or  Restitution  as 
Witness  my  Hand  the  Day  and  year  above  Written. 

JOSEPH  SUNDAY. 
Wit'r  present. 

THOS.  ORBISON. 


York  County,  Berwick  town  April  2,  1782. 
(c.)  For  ample  Satisfaction  Received  from  Jacob  Winter,  I 
George  Switzer  do  hereby  Assign  over  all  my  rights,  title. 
Claim  and  demand  to  the  two  Months  Pay  due  me  by  the  State 
for  keeping  Guard  at  Camp  Security  in  the  Sixth  Class  under 
the  Command  of  Capt.  James  Johnston  unto  Jacob  Winter 
his  Heirs  and  Assigns.     Witness  my  Hand  the  day  &  Year  first 

JOHAN  GEORG  SCHWEITZER, 
above  Written. 
Witness  Present. 

HENRY  DORRAH. 
W.   MOMEYER. 


COXJNTY  OF  YORK.  801 

(c.)  To  whom  it  may  consarn,  These  ar  to  cartify  that  I  re- 
ceived a  sartifiot  for  Camp  Seciiritey  Deated  the  th  1781  for 
serving  a  full  tower  of  two  months  in  the  sixth  class  of  York 
County  Militia  under  the  command  of  William  Asliton  majer, 
and  I  do  hereby  Impower  my  true  and  trustey  frend  John 
Colens  as  my  atturney  to  demand  receive  and  on  his  predusing 
the  said  sertifycat  to  recover  all  the  moneys  that  the  saim  doth 
recover  both  prinsoble  and  Intrust  as  fully  as  I  cold  DO'  in  my 
own  person  and  to  do  all  manner  of  things  consarning  the 
saim  in  my  name  and  behalf — In  witness  hereof  I  have  here 
unto  set  mj^  hand  and  seaJ  6th  April  1787. 

TOBIAS  S .     [Seal.] 

Witness  present. 

ANDREW  THOMPSON. 


Camp  Security  January  20th  1782. 
(c.)     I  Philip  timens  of  the  7th  Class  of  York  County  Militia 
hath  sarved  his  full  tower  and  is  hearby  Discharged  by  Me. 

E.   PENNINGTON,   Capt. 


(c.)  I  hereby  certify  that  George  Townsley  has  served  his 
full  Towr  in  the  Sixth  Class  of  York  County  Meletia  now  gard- 
ing  the  Convention  Troops  and  is  hereby  discharged  by  me. 

JAS.  JOHNSTON,  Capt. 

Camp  Security  Dec'm  5th,  1781. 


(c.)     I  do  hereby  Autherise  and  Impower  John  Moor  to  Setle 
one  Sertificat  (Dete  Camp  Security). 

December  25th,  1781. 

Pr.  me  WM.  VANCE. 
Sr.  pleas  to   Setle  May   iOth,  1787. 


(c.)     December  25th  1782.     Camp  Security, 
this  is  to  Certefy  that  William  Vance   Served  his  tour  of 
Millitia  Duety  in  the  Seventh  Class  at  Bilding  the  Stockade 
fort  Near  York  Town  and  is  Now  Discharged  by  me. 

WILL'M  LINDSAY,  Capt. 

51— Vol.  II— 6th  Ser. 


802  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

(c.)  This  is  to  Certify  that  Peeter  Vendck  has  Served  his 
Tower  in  the  fatague  party  in  the  Sevent  Gass  of  Yoork 
County  Melise  for  the  spece  of  Which  is  in  full  of  his  Tower 
and  is  hearby  Discharged  Given  under  my  hand  at  Camp  Se- 
curity this  24th  Day  of  December,  A.  D.  1781. 

AND'W  PATTERSON,  Cant. 


York  Town  Sep.  14th  1782. 
(c.)  I  Do  Certify  that  Frederick  Verner  has  Served  a  tour 
of  Militia  Duty  as  Substitude  for  George  Weller  in  the  Eighth 
Class  of  the  first  Battalion  of  York  County  Militia  then  under 
the  Command  of  Cap't  Wm.  Satterlee  at  Camp  Security  and 
is  hereby  Discharged. 

CHARLES  BARNETZ,  Lieu'n. 

P.   Sc.     The  above  said  Frederick  Verner  was  a  Servant  of 
M.  George  Weller  above  Mentionid. 

C.  BARNETZ,  Lt. 


Camp  Security,  Sept.  26th,  178L     (c.) 
I  do  Certify  that  Saml.  Vernon  is  discharged  from  this  Camp 
He  having  performed  his  tour  in  the  Militia. 

JOHN  MAPPIN,  Lieut. 


(c.)  Mr.  William  Wagner  6th  Class  is  Required  to  March  to 
Camp  Security  on  Wednesday  the  10th  Instent  the  Appeal  to 
be  held  at  Hanover  on  the  15th  Instant  Octo'r  1781. 

PETER  ECKES,  Capt. 


Camp  Security  December  the  10th  1781. 
this  is  to  certif  that  John  Wagoner  Serv'd  his  full  tour  of 
two  months  as  Substitute  for  John  Kelly  in  the  Sixth  Class  of 
York  County  Militia  Command  by  Major  Wm.  Auston  and  in 
my  company  and  Said  Kelly  was  to  Draw  the  Pay  of  Said 
Wagoner  and  Said  Wagoner  rec'd  no  Discharge  from  me. 

Pr.  JAS.  EDGAR,  Capt. 
To  all  whom  it  may  concern. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  803 

(c.)  August  1784.  To  all  whom  it  may  concern  be  it  known 
that  I  have  rec'd  full  satisfaction  from  Joseph  Walker  for 
serving  his  tower  of  duty  at  Camp  Security  witness  my  hand. 

JAS.   PORTER. 

JOHN    BORLAND. 


(c.)  These  are  to  Sertify  that  Moses  Walles  Haith  Sarved 
his  full  tour  of  Duty  a  Camp  Security  in  the  fifth  Class  in  The 
Munths  of  Sept'r  and  oct'r  under  The  Comand  of  Major  John 
Edie  is  Sertify'd  By  Me. 

SAM'L  FULLTON,  Capt. 

The  12  Oct'r  1781. 


Junius  The  Sixt  1787.  (c) 
Thise  is  to  Cartyfi  that  John  Wampsler  is  to  Receve  Both 
The  Note  and  Intrest  for  a  Tower  of  Duty  Which  I  have  Sarved 
in  Capt.  Forys  Company  in  The  forth  Class  &  in  the  Seventh 
Batallion  of  York  County  Militia  In  Camp  Security  below  York 
Thise  Shall  be  a  Sufltiand  Receipt  to  Mr.  Wm.  Scott  of  your 
Humble   Ser'd. 

THOMAS  his  X  mark  WILD. 
Witness  at  present. 

JACOB  HOCKENAUER. 
HENRICH  JORDON. 


Camp  Security  Martins  the  6th  1782.   (c.) 
I  Baltzer  Werner  have  Served  in  melitia  Service  in  the  Sev- 
enth Class  of  York  County  and  Geve  here  by  foil  Power  unto 
phillib  Wolfort  to  Receve  the  foil  pay  for  my  tower  in  Capt. 
panington   conpain. 
Witness  my   hand. 

JOHN  WAMPLER,  Capt. 

BALTZER  WERNER. 


(c.)     Camp  Security  December  the  7th  1781. 
This  is  to  Certify  that  George  White  has  Served  too  Months 
as  Serjant  Major  in  the  Sixth  Class  of  York  County  Militia 
under  the  Commaned  of  Major  William  Ashton  and  is  hereby 
Discharged  by  me.  WM.  ASHTON,  Majer. 

Comdt. 


804  ASSOCTATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

(c.)     March   ye   9th,    1784. 
This    to  Certify   William   White   has    Served   his   Tower   of 
Deutey  at  Camp  Security  in  my  Comany  under  the  Command 
of  Meger  Aston  in  the  Year  1781. 

ANDREW  FORMAN,  Captin. 


(c.)     Camp  Security  October  the  23d  1781. 
this  is  to  Certify  that  Wm.  White  hath  served  his  full  tower 
of  two  months  in  the  Malitia  in  the  fifth  class  under  Command 
of  Mag'r  Wm.  Ashton  and  is  hereby  Discharged  by  me. 

SAM'L  RUSSELL,  Ens'n. 


(c.)     I  Do  hereby  autheris  and  Impower  John  Moore  to  Setle 
one  certificat  (Dale  Camp  Securty)  December  24th  1781  to. 

pr.  me, 
ALEXANDER  WIDROW. 
Sr.  please  to  setle.     May  11th  1787. 


(c.)     Camp    Secuerety,    October   17th    1781. 
this  May  Cartfy  that  Thomas  wight  has  Sarvad  his  tower  of 
Duty  as  a  Suptude  for  Robert  owngs  in  the  5  Clas  garding  the 
eingles  prisonres   &   has  been   fathful  &  honast   and   Did   his 
Duty  weel  and  is  now  Discharged  by  Me. 

HENRY  MOORE,  Capt. 


(c.)  Know  all  men  By  these  Present  that  I  John  Wikert  Do 
Hereby  Assign  over  all  ray  Right  title  Clame  and  Demand  of 
two  months  pay  due  to  me  for  two  months  personal  Service 
at  Camp  Security  under  Capt.  John  Wampler  Comandiug  the 
Seventh  Class  of  Melltia  of  Col.  Adam  Winterrodes  Batalion 
in  York  County  unto  the  said  Adam  Winteroode  for  Value  Re- 
ceived of  him  Hereby  Impowering  the  said  Adam  Winterrode 
to  ask  Demand  and  Receive  the  same  to  his  use  and  Behoff  as 
I  the  said  John  Wikert  might  or  could  do  were  I  Personal 
Present  and  upon  his  Receipt  of  the  S3.id  Receival  By  him  to 
be  a  sufficient  Discharge  aginst  me  for  the  same  for  Ever  as 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  805 

Witness  my  hand  and  seal  this  Eiglitli  Day  of  May  in  tlie 
year  of  our  Lord  one  Thousand  Seven  liundred  and  Eighty 
Three. 

JOHN  WEIKERT.     [Seal.] 
Witness  Present. 

JOHN  WINTERRODE. 


(c.)  John  Wilderness  of  the  7th  class  of  York  County  Militia 
having  obtained  a  discharge  of  me  dated  at  Camp  Security 
about  the  19th  of  Jany.  1782  and  he  informs  me  that  the  said 
Discharge  is  Lost  I  do  hereby  certify  that  he  has  seved  his 
tower  of  duty  in  the  7th  class  and  was  discharged  by  me. 
Yorktown  May  ye  12th,  1788. 

EPHM.    PENNINGTON, 

Capt. 


Camp  Security  Septem'r  20th  1781. 
(c.)     I  Do  Certify  that  Michael  Vv^illty  is   Discharged   from 
this  Camp  having  Performed  his  Tower  in  the  Militia. 

JOHN  MAPPIN,   Luiei. 

(c.)  I  do  hereby  Certify  that  John  Harman  Employed  James 
Wilson  as  a  Substitute  to  Serve  his  Tour  of  Malitia  duty  at 
Camp  Security  and  as  I  understood  their  Bargain  paid  him  out 
of  his  own  Cash  and  was  to  Receive  his  pay  October  the  5th 
1787. 

THOMAS  GOULD,  late  Capt. 

To  Col.  Wm.  Scott,  S.  L. 


(c.)     Camp  Security  Jeneary  the  19  1782. 
these  are  to  certify  that  James  Wilson  hath  Served  his  full 
tower  in   the   7th  Class   of  York   County   Meditia   in   captain 
pennington  companj-  and  is  discharged  by  me. 

E.  PENNINGTON,  Capt. 

York  County  Berwick  town, 

December  the  27,  1786. 
(c.)     I  Do  assign  over  all  my  Right  and  title  Claim  and  de- 
mand to  the  two  months  pay  Due  me  by  the  State  for  keeping 


806  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

Guard  at  Camp  Security  in  the  6  Class  under  Captain  andrew 
foremen  to  Matthew  Duncan  his  heirs  or  assigns  for  value  re- 
ceived this  21  day  of  December  1786  witness  my  hand  and 
Seale. 

JACOB  his  X  mark  WINTER. 

Witness  Present. 

TOBIAS   KEPNER. 


(c.)  Sir  Pleas  to  pay  to  the  Bearer,  Philip  Sholl  all  the  In- 
trest  Due  me  on  acct.  of  a  tower  of  duty  done  by  me  at  Camp 
Security  in  Capt.  Johnstons  Company  York  County  Militia 
March  25th,  1787. 

LUDWICK  his  X  mark  WISANG. 
To  Col.  Scott  Bsqr. 
David  Houck. 


(c.)  I  Do  hereby  Constitute  and  apoint  James  Morrison  in 
my  Room  and  Sted  to  Receive  all  my  pay  that  the  State  of 
Pensylv;inia  is  Indebited  to  me  for  a  Tour  of  Melitia  Duty  per- 
formed by  me  in  the  Seventh  Class  at  Camp  Securety  Under 
the  Command  of  Capt.  Andrew  Paterson.  Wittnes  my  hand 
this  31th  day  of  August  1787. 

ANDREW   WOLF. 


(c.)  Sir:  please  to  let  Mathew  Duncan  have  my  Sirtifecat 
and  interest  Due  me  for  my  Servetude  at  Camp  Security  as  a 
Leiutenant  in  Captain  Wamplers  Company  and  in  so  Doing 
you  Will  oblidge  your  friend  and  humble  Servent. 

JONAS  WOLF. 
Wm.  Scott,  Esquire, 
february  18th  1787. 


(c.)     Camp  Security  January  the  19th  1782. 
this  to  Certify  that  Alexander  Woodroa  has  Served  two  full 
towar  of  Militia  duty  in  guarding  the  prisoners  in  the  seventh 
Class  of  York  County  and  is  Hereby  Discharged  by  me. 

E.  PENNINGTON,  Capt. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  807 

Camp  Security  December  ye  24th  1781.     (c.) 
this  is  to  Certify  yt  Andr'w  Woodrow  has  served  his  Tower 
at  ye  stoclvade  &  is  hereby  Discharged  by  me. 

AND'W  PATTERSON,  Capt. 


(c.)  Know  all  men  by  these  presents  That  I  Wendle  Woolf 
of  York  County  and  State  of  Pennsylvania  Yeman  Have  named 
and  Constituted  and  by  these  presents  do  name  ordain  and 
appoint  and  malve  Jacob  Shultz  of  the  parts  ass'd  my  true  and 
faithfull  att'y  for  me  &  in  my  Name  and  to  my  use  to  Com- 
mand and  sue  for  and  Recover  and  Receive  of  the  Publick  or 
their  proper  ofRcer  the  Sum  of  Ten  Pounds  ten  Shillings  to  me 
due  (for  Services  done  at  Camp  Security)  giving  and  hereby 
Granting  unto  my  Said  Att'y  my  full  power  and  Authority  to 
use  and  exercise  all  such  Acts  things  and  devices  in  the  law  as 
shall  be  necessary  for  recovering  of  the  Said  debt  and  make 
and  give  Acquittances  or  other  discharged  in  my  name  and 
Generally  (mutilated)  as  fully  as  myself  might  or  could  do 
bring  personally  present  Ratifying  confirming  and  allowing 
all  and  whatsoever  my  said  Att'y  shall  lawfully  do  or  cause 
be  done  therein  by  Virtue  of  these  presents  In  Witness  where 
of  I  have  hereunto  set  my  hand  and  Seal  dated  this  day  of 
Deer.  1784. 

WENDLE  his  X  mark  WOLF 
Sealed  and  Delivered  in  presence  of  us 

GEORGE  SHALLER 


(c.)  These  are  to  Certify  that  I  Do  Empower  Daniel  funck 
to  Receive  My  full  Pay  for  Serving  my  Tower  of  Duty  at  Camp 
Security  under  Captain  forry  as  Wittness  My  Hand  this  first 
Day  of  May  1786. 

ALEX.  ZOLLINGER. 
Tests 

ROBT.  PATTERSON. 


(c.)  Know  all  men  by  these  presents  that  we  Samuel  Mc- 
Uhinny,  Samuel  Linn,  david  Horner,  Robt.  Brekinridge,  An- 
drew Smith,  Robt.  Horner,  Patrick  Gibson,  Joseph  Walker, 
&  Jas.  Walker  Do  hereby  Authorise  and  Impower  James  Mcll- 
hinny  in  our  and  each  of  our  names  for  us  and  to  our  use 


808  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

to  Receive  for  us  and  each  of  us  the  Certificates  and  sum 
or  sums  of  money  Due  to  us  for  personal  Service  at  Campt 
Security  in  guarding  the  british  prisoners,  and  in  our  names 
to  sign  seal  and  Deliver  Acquitances  or  Discharges  as  shall  be 
Judged  necesary  hereby  holdfng  firm  what  soever  our  said 
Attorney  shall  Do  or  Lawfully  cause  to  be  Done  in  the  prem- 
ises. In  Witness  whereof  we  have  hereunto  set  our  hands  & 
seals  the  Eighth  Day  of  March  1787. 

SAMUEL  McILHINEY.     [Seal.] 
under  Capt  James  Johnston 
Witness  present 

JAMES  MALISTER 
JAS.  SMITH 

SAMUEL  LINN. 

DAVID  WERNER 

ROBERT  BREKINRIGE. 

ANDREW  SMITH. 

ROBERT  HORNER. 

PATRICK  GIBSON. 

JOSEPH  WALKER. 

JAMES  WALKER. 


(c.)  Know  all  men  by  these  Presents  that  we  William 
Wilson,  Hugh  Stewart  &  David  McAdams  &  Jas.  Stewart  Do 
authorise  and  appoint  James  Mcllhiney  to  Receive  for  us  Such 
Sums  of  money  as  is  Due  for  Malitia  Service  Done  at  Camp 
Security  &  Receive  Certificats  and  Intrest  and  to  Sign  Such 
Receipts  as  is  Neceary  given  Under  our  hand  this  twenty  fourth 
Day  of  March  1787.  WILLIAM  WILSON. 

HUGH  STEWART. 

DAVID  McADAMS. 

JAMES  STEWART. 
Witness  pres't 

JAMES  McALISTER. 


PAY  ROLL  OP  FIELD  &  STAFF  OFFICERS  OP  YORK 
COUNTY  MILITIA  GUARDING  THE  CONVENTION  PRIS- 
ONERS AT  CAMP  SECURITY  FROM  JULY  lOTH  1781  TO 
SEPTR.   IITH,  1781.     (c.) 


Majr.  Comat.  Wm.  Bailey.  Qr.  Mr.  James  McCalmon. 

Adjut.  Andw.  Hawk. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


809 


MUSTER  ROLL  CAPT.  SAMUEL  FULLTON  COMPANY  OF 
MILITIA  IN  YORK  COUNTY  PENSYLVANIA  NOW 
GUARDING  THE  CONVENTION  PRISINON  AT  CAMP  SE- 
CURITY FOR  THE  MONTH  OF  SEPR.  1781  UNDER  THE 
COMMAND  OF  MAJR  JOHN  EDIE.     (c.) 


Samuel  Fullton 
Joseph   Dodds, 
Alex'r  Thompson, 
Alexander  Smith, 
Ezekiel  Sinkey, 
James  Cowhlck, 
John  Patton 
James  Hawkins, 
Godfrey   Sidle, 
Thos.   Robison, 
Samuel  Barber, 
Robert    Hill, 
John  Beveard 
John  Freland, 
Jacob  Balsly, 
John  Sineard, 
John  Good, 
Elisha  Rigg 
John  Owens, 
Jacob  Taylor, 
David   Griffith 
Mandeville  Reed 
Isaac  Hendricks, 
Danial  Hair, 
John    Murfey 

John  Oble 

Robert  Penney, 
Christian   Branaman 
Wil'm  McClellen 
Samuel  Adams, 
Joseph  Alison, 
Jacob   McCouUah, 
Michael  Simerman 
Stophil  Writer 
And'w  Brown, 
V\  illiam    Scarlet 
"William  Adams, 
Joseph  Stroup, 
Oldrie   Terrfoe, 
Joseph   Bigler, 


Causualities. 


on    Command, 
on    guard. 

Sick   absent. 


on  guard, 
on  guard, 
on    guard. 


on    guard. 

on    guard. 

on    guard. 

Deserted    IG    Sept. 

on    guard. 

on    guard. 

on    guard. 

on    guard. 

on   guard. 

Sick  Present. 


on    guard, 
on   guard. 


Sick  Present, 
on   guard. 


810 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


MUSTER  ROLL  OF  CAPT.  SAMUEL  FULLTON  COMPANY- 
Continued. 


Causuallties, 


Michael    Kdwards,     

Peter   Strayer 

Moses  Walace 

Michael   Flint 

Wilm.    Donaldson 

James  Pollock,    

Joseph   Delingrer,    

Andw.   Miller 

Michael   Miller 

John    Moser 

Adam  Swopo,    

Micheal  Henry,    

Fred.    Elides 

Micheal    Fedrow,    

Fredr.    Hulmbel,     

Mcheal  Caricker 

John  Rodrof 

Charles  Waltimier 

Vallentine  Cclman,    

John  Groos 

Peter  Pence 

Adam  Darren,    

Mathias  Kerne 

Jacob   Stigner,    

Liudwick   Ortt,     

Jacob  Freeze,    

Adam  S'liinbarger,    

John  Waggoner  (for  Georg 
fleger.) 

George  Leegron,    

George  Lininger 

.loseivh  Thompson 

Henry    Miller 

Elisha  Pew 

Philip  Knop 

John  Pelinger 


private, 
private, 
private, 
private, 
private, 
private, 
private, 
private, 
private, 
private, 
private, 
private, 
private, 
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private, 
private, 
private, 
private, 
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private, 

private, 
private, 
l)rivate, 
private, 
private, 
private, 
lirivate. 


Augt.  26th, 
Augt.  15th, 
Augt.  12th, 
Augt.  30th. 
Augt.  30th, 
Sept.  3d,  ... 
Augt.  14th. 
Augt.  17th. 
Augt.  l&th. 
Augt.  15th. 
Augt.  14lh. 
Augt.  1.5th. 
Augt.  15th. 
Augt.  nth, 
Augt.  nth. 
Augt.  14th, 
Augt.  15th. 
Augt.  18th. 
Augt.  18th. 
Augt.  26th, 
Augt.  26th, 
Augt.  14th. 
Augt.  14th. 
Augt.  17th. 
Augt.  14th. 
Augt.  14th, 
Augt.  nth. 
Augt.  15th. 

Augt.  ISth. 

Augt.  15th. 

Augt.  14th. 

Augt.  17th, 

Augt.  12th. 

Augt.  14th, 

Augt.  12th. 


on  guard, 
on  guard, 
on    guard. 

on  guard. 
Sick    absent. 


on    guard. 
Sick  absent. 


Sick    absent, 
on  forlow. 


Sick  ab.=ent. 


on    guard. 
Sick  absent. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 
PROOF  OF  EFFECTIVES. 


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I  Do  Certify  on  my  word  and  Honour  that  the  within  Mus- 
ter Roll  is  a  True  State  of  the  Company  without  Fraud  to  the 
United  States  or  any  Individual  Acording  to  the  Best  of  my 
Knowledge. 

SAML.  FULLTON  Capt. 
Seph.  27th  1781. 


Muster'd  the  Within  compy. 

GEO.  GIBSONE  Col. 
W 


CAPTAIN  FORMAN'S   COMPANY,      (a.) 


Pay  Roll  for  the  Bounty  of  Captain  Andrew  Foreman's  Com- 
pany of  Militia  of  York  County,  in  the  State  of  Pennsyl- 
vania, Guarding  the  Convention  Prisoners  at  Camp  Security, 
in  the  Months  of  November  and  December,  1781. 


Captain. 
Andrew  Forman,  October  10,  1781. 

Lieutenant. 
Henry  Hostater,  October  10,  1781. 

Ensign. 
Richard  Davine,  October  10,  1781. 


S12  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

First  Sergeant. 
Gilbert  Mt-Master,  October  10,  1781. 

Second  Sergeant. 
Lawrence  Climer,  October  10,  1781. 

Third  Sergeant. 
Jacob  Brothers,  October  10,  1781. 

Drummer. 

George  Slagle,  October  10,  1781. 

Corporals. 

Nicholas  Newman,  October  10,  1781. 
Adam  Lokenbach,  October  10,  1781. 
Jacob  Heaflich,  October  10,  1781. 

Privates. 

Abraham  Veuarsdal,  October  10,  1781. 
Michael  Bargett,  October  10,  1781. 
Arnold  Lives,  October  10,  1781. 
Philip  Milhof,  October  10,  1781.1 
Manuel  Zigler,  October  10,  1781. 
Jacob  Wertz,  October  10,  1781. 
George  Gelwixs,  October  10,  1781. 
William  Michael,  October  10,  1781. 
Ludwig  Sherets,  October  10,  1781. 
Oswalt  Dups,  October  10,  1781. 
John  Stier,  October  10,  1781. 
George  Clemmer,  October  10,  1781. 
Frederick  Wegand,  October  10,  178L 
Adam  Werging,  October  10,  1781. 
Joseph  Little,  October  10,  1781. 
Valentine  Sharrer,  October  10,  1781. 
John  Smith,  October  10,  1781. 
Peter  Clunk,  October  10,  1781. 
Philip  Hull,  October  10,  1781. 
Richard  Persylb,  October  10,  1781. 
Whil.  White,  October  10,  1781. 
John  Roarback,  October  10,  1781. 
Henry  Beare,  October  10,  1781. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK.  813 


George  Miller,  October  10,  1781. 
Eliah  Rinehart,  October  10,  1781. 
Thomas  Hughs,  October  10,  1781. 
John  Marshal,  October  10,  1781. 
Peter  Terence,  October  10,  1781. 
Philip  Freeman,  October  10,  1781. 
David  Becker,  October  10,  1781. 
Nicholas  Belts,  October  10,  1781. 
George  Wickert,  October  10,  1781. 
Adam  Wagoner,  October  10,  1781. 
John  Kisinger,  October  10,  1781. 
Frederick  Dolhamnier,  October  10,  1781. 
Leonard  Ravenston,  October  10,  1781. 
Henry  Gammender,  October  10,  1781. 
George  Sower,  October  10,  1781. 
John  Boocher,  October  10,  1781. 
Gard.  Vanarsdal,  October  10,  1781. 
Casper  Nowel,  October  10,  1781. 
Michael  Snider,  October  10,  1781. 
Nicholas  Masenhimer,  October  10,  1781. 
John  Long,  October  10,  1781. 
Peter  Garret,  October  10,  1781. 
Aron  Auten,  October  10,  1781. 
Peter  Trine,  October  10,  1781. 
John  Clark,  October  11,  178L 
William  Wagoner,  October  11,  1781. 
George  Ritsell,  October  10,  1781. 
Christopher  Swartz,  October  12,  1781. 
Jacob  Butt,  October  12,  1781. 
Conrod  Moul,  October  3  2,  1781. 
John  White,  October  12,  1781. 
Michael  Grove,  October  13,  1781. 
Mathias  Bpley,  October  15,  1781. 
John  Kilcannon,  October  16,  1781. 
Jacob  Winter,  October  17,  1781.      * 
Balser  Vernor,  October  17,  1781. 
Jacob  Brickert,  October  18,  1781. 
John  Ageton,  October  18,  1781. 
John  Grigner,  October  17,  1781. 
Joseph  Ferrel,  October  10,  1781. 
John  Eichelberger,  October  12,  1781. 


814 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


PAY  ROLL  FOR  THE  BOUNTY  OF  CAPTAIN  ANDREW 
FOREMANS  COMPANY  OF  MILITIA  OF  YORK  COUNTY 
IN  THE  STATE  OF  PENNSYLVANIA  GUARDING  THE 
CONVENTION  PRIZONERS  AT  CAMP  SECURITY  IN  THE 
MONTHS  OF  NOVEMBER  AND  DECEMBER  1781.     (c.) 


Andrew    Forman, 
Henry    Hostater, 
Richard   Davice, 
Gilbert    McMaster 
Laurence  Climer, 
Jacob    Brothers, 

Geo.    Slagle 

Nic's    Newman, 
Adam  LiOkenbach, 
Jacob   Heaflich,    . 
Ab'r    Venarsdal, 
Mic'l    Barg'ett,     .. 
Arnold   Lives,    ... 
Phil.    Milhof,     .... 
Manuel    Zigler, 
Jacob   Wertz,     ... 

Geo.    Galvin 

Wm.  Michael,  . . . 
Ludwig-  Sherets,  . 
Oswalt   Dups,    ... 

John  Stier 

Geo.  Clemmer,  . 
Fred.  Wegand,  . 
Adam   "Werging, 

Joseph  Little 

Valet.  Sharror,    ... 

John  Smith 

Peter   Clunk,    

Phil.  Hull 

Ricd.   Persyll,    

Whil.    White 

John  Roarbach,    .. 

Henry  Beare 

George  Miller,  ... 
Eliah  Rinehart,  .. 
Thomas  Hughs,    .. 

John  Marshal 

Peter  Ference,  .. . 
Phil  Freeman,  .. 
David   Becker,    . . . 

Mid.    Belts,     

George    Wickert, 


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COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


815 


PAY   ROLL   FOR    THE    BOUNTY    OF    CAPTAIN    ANDREW 
FOREMANS  COMPANY— Continued. 


Adam    Wagoner Private, 

John   Risinger,    Trivale, 

Fred.    Dolhammer I'rivate, 

Leo'd  Ravenston,    Private, 

Heny   Gammender Private, 

George   Sower,     Private, 

John  Boocher Private, 

Gar'd  Vanarsdal,    Private, 

Casper  Nowel Private, 

Mic'l    Snider,     Private, 

Nich.   Masonhimer ^Private, 

•John  Long Private, 

Peter    Garret,     Private, 

Aron   Auten Private, 

Peter  Trine,    Private, 

John    Clarli Private, 

Will     Wagoner Private, 

George  Ritsell Private, 

Christ.    Swartz |  Private, 

Jacob   Butt I  Private, 


Conrod  Moul 

John   White 

Micl.   Grove,    

Mathis.  Epley,  . . 
Jno.  Kileannon,  . 
Jacob  Winter,  ... 
Balser  Vernor,  ... 
Jacob  Prickert,  . . 
John  Ageton,  ... 
John  Prigner,  ... 
Joseph  Ferrel,  — 
Jon.    Eichelberger, 


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MUSTER  ROLE  OF  THE  FIELD  &  STAFF  B  OFFICERS  OP 
MILITIA  IN  YORK  COUNTY  PENNA.  IN  ACTUAL  SER- 
VICE FOR  THE  PURPOSE  OF  GUARDING  THE  CONVEN- 
TION PRISONERS  AT  CAMP  SECURITY  FOR  THE 
MONTH  SEPTEMBER  178L     (c.) 


Wm.    Bailey,    ... 

John  Edde 

And'w  Hawke,  . 
Jas.  McCalmon.i 
Jas.    Ede,    


Major  Cornmdt., 

Major 

Adjut't 

Quar.   Mas'r,    ... 
Q.  Mr.  S«rjt 


Commencement   of 
Service. 


10th  of  July,   17S1, .. 

18   Augt 

8  of  July,    

8  of  July 

IS  of  Augt 


Casual!  ties. 


Present. 
Present. 
Present. 
Present. 
Present. 


Muster'd  by  me  GEO.  GIBSON  Col, 
T.  M. 

8tli  Sepr.  1781 

I  do  certify  upon  my  Honer  that  the  within  Role  is  Just 
&  contains  A  true  State  of  the  Field  &  Staffe  Officers  of  the 
Militia  under  my  command. 

WM.  BAILEY  Majr.  Comdt. 
Sth  Sepr.  1781. 


COUNTY  OF  YORK. 


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A  RETURN  OF  THE  OFFICERS  OP  THE  FIRST  PENNA. 
REGT.  AREABEL  TO  THE  ORDERS  OF  YESTERDAY 
MARCH  25TH  1780.     (c.) 


Colonel. 
Jeames  Chambers. 

Lt.  Col. 
Thomas  Robison. 

Major. 
James  Moor. 

Captain. 

Samuel  Craige. 
Michal  Simpson. 
James  Willson. 
William  Willson. 
David  Ziglor. 
John  Mc.  McClaland. 

Capt.  Lt. 
John  Hughes. 

Lieut. 
James  McFarlane. 
William  McDowell. 
Edward  Crawford. 
David  Hamond. 
Andw.  Johnston. 
Joseph  Collier. 
Benjamin  Chambers. 
Samuel  Claypole. 

Ensign. 
Michal   Hoffman. 
George  Stevonson. 
James  Campbell. 
John  McMurtry. 

Surgeon. 
John   Rodgers. 

JAS.  CHAMBERS  COL. 

1st  P.  Regt. 


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826  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


MUSTER  ROLL  OF  CAPT.  SAMUEL  CRAIGS  COMP.  FIRST 
PENNA.  REGIMENT  IN  THE  SERVICE  OF  THE  UNITED 
STATES  OF  AMERICA  COMMDED  BY  COL.  CHAMBERS 
FOR  APR.  17S0.     (d.) 


Commissioned 

Oct.  1st  1776  Saml.  Craig.  Capt. 

May  17tli,  1779  Josepli  Collier  Lt.  on  commd. 

Serjeants. 

1.  Stephen  Sims. 

2.  John  Armstrong. 

3.  John  Kelley. 

Corporals. 

1.  John  Rea. 

2.  John  Royon  On  command. 

3.  John  Solman  On  command. 

Privates. 

1.  Peter  Condon. 

2.  Nichl.  Coher. 

3.  David  Davis. 

4.  Wm.  English 

5.  Peter  Falix  On  command. 

6.  Falix  Huber  Deserted  Apr.  15th. 

7.  Wm.  Karr. 

8.  Wm.  Linn. 

9.  Patk.  McGaw. 

10.  Danl.  McMullen  On  command. 

11.  Saml.  Mathews.  , 

12.  Philip  Peter. 

13.  Allex'r  Thompson. 

14.  Frances  Willitt. 

15.  Albright  Weaver. 

16.  John  Yost.  On  command. 

May    2d    1780    Mustered    then    Capt.    Snml.    Craig's    Co.    as 
specified  in  the  above  Roll. 

JOS.  HARMAR  Lt.  Col  &  Ins.  Pa.  Div. 
Examined. 

W.  ALEXANDER  M.  B. 


ADDENDA. 
PROOF  OF  THE  EFFECTIVES. 


827 


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1 

1 

3 

15 

I  do  swear  that  the  within  Muster  Roll  is  a  true  state  of 
the  Compy  without  any  fraud  to  the  United  States  or  to  any 
individual  according  to  my  best  knowledge. 

JOS.   COLLIER  Lt. 
Sworn  before  me  this  4th  day  May  1780. 

W.  STEWART  Colo. 
Commg.  1st  Pa.  Brig. 


MUSTER  ROLL  OF  MAJOR  JAMES  MOORES  COMPANY  1ST 
PENNA.  REGT.  OF  FOOT  IN  THE  SERVICE  OF  THE 
UNITED  STATES  COMMANDED  BY  COL.  JAMES  CHAM- 
BERS FOR  THE  MONTH  OF  APRIL  1780.     (d.) 


Lieut. 
William  McDowell— Commiss'd  March  22d.  1778. 

Ensign. 
John  McMurty— Commiss'd  Oct'r  1,  1779. 

Serjts. 

1.  William  Donlin  Sick  Bedford. 

2.  Andrew  Sands. 

3.  John  Stevans  Appointed  1st  Apl.  Comm'd  Peramus. 

Corporals. 

1.  Joseph  Campbell 

2.  Saml.  Lennard. 

3.  Patk.  Ambres.     Appointed  1st  Apl. 


828  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

Drum  &  Fife. 

1.  George  Dickson     Comm'd.  Peramus. 

2.  John  Denmark. 

Privates. 

1.  John  Baily. 

2.  Thos.  Davis. 

3.  Mathew  Dougherty. 

4.  Thos.  Fletcher    Sick  Penna. 

5.  Saml.  Gorman. 

6.  Joseph  Johnston  on  Furlough  26  Feby. 

7.  Robt.  Joans. 

8.  William  Irvine    Artificers  Philada. 

9.  John   Kilty. 

10.  Charles  Loyd.    Commd.  Peramus. 

11.  Patk.  Lenard  on  Guard. 

12.  Fak.  McCord  Waggoner  Forage  Master 

13.  John  McCartney. 

14.  Rob't.  McGee. 

15.  Michl.  McNorton. 

16.  Edwd.  O'Nail. 
17  Thos.  Pugh. 

18.  Thos.  Rock. 

19.  Martin  Randies. 

20.  Thos.   Sheghan. 

21.  William  Sparrow  Sick  Baskinridge. 

22.  Nicholas  Smith  Commd.  Peramus. 

23.  Francis  Steel. 

24.  Saml.  Willis. 

25.  George  Whitman. 

26.  Martin  O'Bryan.    Three  Years. 

May  2d,  1780— Mustered  then  Majr.  James  Moore's  Compy. 
as  Specified  in  the  Above  Roll. 

JOS.  HARMAR  Lt.  Col.  &  Insp.  Penna.  Division 
Examined— W.  ALEXANDER,  M.  B. 


ADDENDA.  829 

PROOF  OF  THE  EFFECTIVES. 


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1 

2 
3 

3 

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1 

1 

1 

1 

I  Do  Swear  that  the  Within  Roll  is  a  true  State  of  the 
Compy.  without  fraud  to  the  United  States  for  any  Individual 
According  to  my  best  knowledge. 

w.  Mcdowell,  Lieut. 

Sworn  Before  me  this  4th  Day  of  May  1780. 

W.   STEWART,   Colo. 
Com'g  1st  Penn.  Brig. 


MUSTER  ROLL  OF  MAJOR  JAMES  MOORES  COMPANY  IN 
THE  1  PENNA.  REGT.  OF  FOOT  IN  THE  SERVICE  OF 
THE  UNITED  STATES  COMMANDED  BY  COL.  JAMES 
CHAMBERS  FOR  THE  MONTH  OF  MAY  1780.     (d.) 


Commissioned 

March  22d  1778  William  McDowell  Lieut. 
Octr.  1st  1779  John  McMurty  Ensign. 


Serjeants 


William  Donlin. 
Andrew  Sands. 
John    Stevans. 

Corporals. 
Joseph  Campbell,  ... 
Patk.    Ambreas,     — 


Drum   &  Fife. 
George    Dickson. 
John    Denmark. 


Comma.    Peramus. 
on  Guard. 


830 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


MUSTER  ROLL  OF  MAJOR  JAMES  MOORES  COMPANY  IN 
THE  1  PENNA.  REGT.— Continued. 


No. 

Privates. 

Remarks. 

1. 
2. 
3. 

4. 

5. 

6. 

7. 

8. 

9. 
10. 
11. 
12. 
13. 
14. 
1.".. 
16. 
IT. 
IS. 
1». 
20. 
21. 

Thomas    Davis. 
Mathew  Dougherty. 
Thos.    Flecher. 
Saml.    Gorman. 

on    Guard. 

Deserted  16th  May,   17S0. 

Saml.   Lenard. 
Charles    Loyd. 
Patk.    Lenard. 

Waggoner  Forrage  Mr. 

Robt.   MoGee. 

on   Guard. 

Edward   O'Nall. 

tin   Guard. 

on   Guard. 

Thos.   Rock. 

Thos.    Sheghan 

Commd.    Peramus. 

Sick  at  Baskingridge,   April  ISth,  'i-0. 

23. 

24. 
25. 

Commd.   Peramus. 

Francis  Steel. 

on   Guard. 

Saml     Willis 

Diserted  16th   May,    'SO. 

27. 

Martin  O' Bryan,  3  year.? 

Time   Expired   31st  May. 

June    1st    1780.      Mustered    then    Majr.    Moors    Compy.    as 
Specified  in  the  above  Roll. 

JOS.  HARMAR  Lt.  Col.  &  Inspt.  Penna.  Division. 
Examined 

W.  ALEXANDER  M.  B. 


ADDENDA. 
PROOF  OF  THE  EFFECTIVES. 


831 


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23 

I  do  Certify  that  the  within  Muster  Roll  is  a  true  State  of 
the  Company  without  fraud  to  the  United  States  or  any  In- 
dividual according  to  my  best  Knowledge. 

J.  MOORE  Major 

1  P.  Regt. 


MUSTER  ROLL  OF  MAJOR  JAS.  MOORE'S  COMPANY  IN 
THE  1ST  PENNA.  REGT.  OF  FOOT  IN  THE  SERVICE  OP 
THE  UNITED  STATES  COMMANDED  BY  COL.  JAS. 
CHAMBERS  FOR  THE  MONTHS  OF  SEPT.  AND  OCT. 
1780.      (c.) 


Commissioned March  22nd,    1778,    . 


Lieut.    Will'm    McDoweU. 


Serjeants. 


Wm.    Donlin,     

And'w    Sands 

John    Denmark,     

Corporals. 

Pat'k    Ambrose 

.las.    Campbell 

Dr.    and    fife 

George  Dickson 

John    Denmark 


absent   with   leave. 


ab'st  with  Leav. 
transfd.    3d   Sept. 


S32 


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MUSTER    ROLL    OF    MAJOR    JAS.    MOORE'S    COMPANY- 
Continued. 


John  Bally 

Thos.   Davis,    

Math'w     Doughurty, 

Tho's    Fletcher 

Sam'l  Gorman,   

Robt.   Jones,    

John    Kilty 

Sam'l    Lenard 

Fat'k   Lenard 

Isiah   McCord,    

Robt.    McGill 

John    McCarty 

Michl.    McNorton,    .. 

Kd'w   Oneal 

Martin    Randies,    ... 

Tho's    Rock 

Wm.    Sparrow,    

Nick'l  Smith 

Francis    Steel,    

George  Whitman, 


Discharged  Oct.  16th. 


-ick  at   the  huts. 


in   Com'd. 
jn   Guard. 


on   Guard. 
Waggoner. 


Sam'l  Willis,    '  on   Guard.    Join'd    Sept.    1st,    'SO. 


Hugh  Coyle,  ... 
Jas.  Richardson, 
Jab.  Vondegraft, 
George  Baker,  .. 
Sam'l  Clark,  ... 
Stephen   Cissna, 

Tlio's    Michler,     . 


De.=erted  Oct.  27th. 

Join'd  Oct.   1st,   'SO. 

time  on   Guard   Exp.    Jany.    15. 

time  on  Guard,   Jany.   15. 

time  Waggoner,   Jany.   15. 

Rnlisted    June    15,     Join'd    Sept.    19, 

Jany.    15. 
on  Guard,  Join'd  Sept.  1st,   Jany.  15, 

•SI. 


*for  3  years. 

Nov.    5th    1780.      Musterd 
specifj'ed  in  the  Above  Roll. 


then    Major    Moore's    Company 

J.  MOORE  Major. 

Inspector. 


ADDENDA. 
PROOF  OF  THE  EFFECTIVES. 


Present, 
Absent, 


Total, 


833 


1 

1 

16 

1 

10 

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1 

1 

1 

20 

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the  Company  Without  fraud  to  the  United  States  or  any  In- 
dividual  according  to  my  Best  Knowledge. 

WM.  Mcdowell  Lt. 

Sworn  hefore  me  this  6th  Day  of  Novr.  1780. 

JAS.  CHAMBERS  Col. 

Correct. 


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MUSTER    ROLL    OF    CAPTAIN    JOHN    McCLELANS    COM- 
PANY 1ST  PENNA'Y  REGIMENT— Continued. 


1. 

2. 
3. 

4. 

5. 

6. 

7. 

8. 

9. 
10. 
11. 
12. 
13. 
14. 
15. 
16. 
17. 
IS. 
19. 
20. 
21. 

23. 
24. 
25. 
26. 
27. 
28. 


Serjeants. 


Nicholas    Burney. 
William    Burns,     . 
John  Millone. 
Michael    Loughry, 


Corporals. 


Drums  &  Fifes. 
Joseph    Kinkead. 

Privates. 
Mathew    Campbell. 

Daniel   Campbell 

Alexander    Cowles 

Patrick   Ervin. 
Philip   Henry. 

John    Hutchison 

Jonathan   Hutton. 

Robert   Squires 

Thomas    Stewart. 
John   Simpson. 
Thomas    Wilson. 
Peter     Wildrick. 
Charles  Drumond. 
Adam   Fink. 

Benj'm    Brinks 

Sam'l    McCloughan 

Chris'  n    Seekon 

Thomas    Carmichael 

Allex'r    Hastings,      

James    Morrison,     

Joseph   Laypole,     

Daniel    Moyer,     

Michl.     Nowland 

Jno.    Slaterljag,    

Chrisn   Longberger,     

Jacob    Noel 

Charles    Brooks,     

Mich.    Loghrey 


Remarks. 


deserted   Septem'r  11th. 

Apt.    l.")th,    Oefr.     Sick   Prest. 


deserted  Septr.   11th. 
On    guard. 


on  Guard. 
Sick   Mendham. 


Com'd   Exc'y   Orders. 
Sick  Piscataway. 
Time  Exp'd   15th  Jan'y. 
Waggoner  15th  Jan'y. 
Waggoner  15th  Jan'y. 
Waggoner  15th  Jan'y. 
Waggoner  15th  Jan'y. 
Waggoner  15th  Jan'y. 
Time  Exp'd   15  Jan'y   '81,    on  guard. 
Sick  Absent,    15  Jan'y,    'SI  on  guard, 
on   guard,    15  Jan'y   '81. 
Sick  Prest. 

on  guard,  15  Jan'y,  '81. 
Enlisted   18   Augt.    '80,    appointed   Oct. 
15,    '80. 


Novemr.  5th  1780.     Mustered  then  Capt.  McClelans  Compy, 
as  Specifyed  in  the  above  Roll. 

J.  MOORE  Major. 

Inspector. 


ADDENDA. 
PROOF  OF  THE  EFFECTIVES. 


837 


CD 

E 

m 

ft 

3 

■n 

c. 

=y 

d 

o 

3 

m 

O 

0 

eii 

Prest 

1 

2 

1 

15 

1 

1 

U 

Total                     

1 

1 

3 

1 

2G 

I  do  swear  that  the  within  Muster  Roll  is  a  true  State  of 
the  Company  without  any  fraud  to  the  United  States  or  to 
any  Individual  According  to  my  best  Knowledge. 

JNO.  McCLELAN  Capt. 

Sworn  before  me  this  7th  day  of  Novemr.  1780. 

JAS.  CHAMBERS  Col. 

Correct. 


MUSTER  ROLL  OF  LT.  COL.  THOS.  ROBINSON'S  COMPANY 
OF  THE  1ST.  PENNA.  REGT.  IN  THE  SERVICE  OF  THE 
UNITED  STATES  COMMANDED  BY  COL.  JAMES  CHAM- 
BERS FOR  THE  MONTHS  OF  SEPTEMBER  &  OCTOBER 
1780.      (c.) 


Commissioned  March  21st  1778. 


Serjeants. 


Wm.  Douglass. 
John  Farguson. 
Tho's    Fannin 

Corporals 

Barny    McGuire 

Timothy  Winters,    ... 


Appointed  1st  Sept.    on   Duty. 


on    Guard. 

Appoint' d  1  Sept.   on  Guard. 


838 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


MUSTER  ROLL  OF  LT.  COL  THOS  ROBINSON'S  COMPANY 
OF  THE  ISA  PENNA  REGT— Continued. 


9. 
10. 

u. 

12. 
13. 
14. 
15. 
16. 
17. 
18. 
19. 
20. 
21. 
22. 
23. 


Alex'r   Burns 

Thos.    Brown 

Chris" n    Bitinger 

Roger   Casey. 
Fran'c  Knnis. 
Wm.    Fitzpatrick. 
Richard   Kennedy. 
Tho's    Kennedy. 
John    McCloskey. 
James    McClain. 

John     McCallister 

John  Mclntire. 
Edwd.  Moore. 
Wm.    Morris. 

Murdock    Patterson,     

John  Fatten. 
Sam'l  Sylap. 
Dennis    Taggart. 

John  Tompson 

James    Caldwell ~| 

John   Graham f" 

Dennis    McPoyle J 

Abel   Evans 


on   Guard. 
Sick    Mendam. 
on    Guard. 


Sick    Mendam. 


on    Guard. 

Time    Expiers   the. 

on   Duty. 

15th  of  January. 

Deserted   15th   Octr. 


S.    B.    2  in  his   Excellency's    Guard's    not  included   in   this   Roll. 

November    5th    1780      Mustei-'d    then    Lt.    Col.    Robinson's 
Company  as  Specified  in  the  Above  Roll. 

J.  MOORE  Major. 

Inspector. 


PROOF  OF  THE  EFFECTIVES. 


d 

p 

C 

E 

3 

m 

a 

3 

d 

a 

h 

vU 

Present, 
Absent, 


1 

2 

0 

0 

0 

15 

1 

2 

7 

1 

3 

2 

22 

I  do  Swear  that  the  within  Muster  Roll  is  a  true  state  of 


ADDENDA. 


839 


the  Company  without  Fraud  to  the  United  States  or  any  In- 
dividual according  to  my  best  Knowledge. 

JAS.  McFARLANE  Leut. 

Sworn  before  me  this  6  Day  of  Nov  1780 

JAS.  CHAMBERS  Col. 

Correct. 


MUSTER  ROLL  OF  CAPTAIN  MICHAEL  SIMPSON'S  COMPY 
1ST.  PENNA.  REGT.  FOR  THE  MONTHS  OP  SEPTR.  & 
OCTR.  1780.      (c.) 


Commissioned, 


1st   December,    1776, 


23d     March,     1778, 


Capt. 

Michael     Simpson, 

Lieut.     &     Pay 

Master. 

Edward     Crawford. 


Sick    absent. 


Serjeants. 

Remarks. 

Dan'l     Humphrey. 

Prom'd  1st  Oct'r.    on    Guard. 

Corporals. 

Promoted   Sept'r   1st.    on   Guard. 

D'rs  and  Fifes. 

Inlisted    Sept.    7th. 

Privates. 
Yost    Borgar. 
Joseph    Blanshard. 

sick    Mindem. 

Philip    Caster. 
Michl.    Frederick. 

Mattliew  Hughes. 
William  Hill,  .... 
Hugh  Handley,  .. 
Chris' tn  HofCman, 
Denis  Mararity,  .. 
Jacob   Okerman,     .. 

John    Stuart 

David   Son 

Lazarus    Carmady, 


orderly    Hospl. 

on  guard. 

on  guard. 

Excell'ys  guard. 

on    guard. 

on   guard. 

on   Duty. 

on    g'd    Expires   15th. 


840 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


MUSTER  ROLL  OF  CAPTAIN  MICHAEL  SIMPSON'S  COM- 
PANY  1ST  PENNA   REGT— Continued. 


No. 

Privates. 

Remarks. 

17 

Will'm  Simmons 

Expires    Jann'y    15th. 

1<? 

on  g'd    Expires  Jann'y  15th. 

1<t 

time  Exp's   15th  Jan'y. 

■'0 

on  Duty  Exp's  15th  Jan'y. 

'1 

■>" 

AVill'm   Hall 

on  Duty  Exp's  loth   Jan'y. 

■>■:. 

Sam'l    Saltney 

?A 

sick   Mindem   15th   Jan'y. 

25 
2G 

John    Wnnclerliok 

sick    Minhem,    Exp's   15th   Jan'y. 
Transferred   12th    Oct'r. 

Novem.    5th    80     Then    Mustered    Captn.    Simpsons    Compy 
as  specified  in  the  above  Roll. 

J.  MOORE  Major  Inspector. 


PROOF  OF  "THE  EFFECTIVES. 


IJ 

c 

m 

m 

(A 

V. 

^ 

3 

'E? 

& 

ir     1 

o 

J 

oi 

U 

^     1 

Present, 
Absent, 


1 

1 

11 

2 

3 

14 

3 

3 

1 

23 

I  do  swear  that  the  within  Muster  Roll  is  a  true  State  of 
the  Company  without  fraud  to  the  United  States  or  any  In- 
dividual according  to  the  best  of  my  knowledge. 

EDWD.  CRAWFORD  Lieut. 
Sworn  before  me 
this  6th  Nov  80 

JAMES  CHAMBERS  Col. 

Correct. 


ADDENDA. 


841 


MUSTER  ROLL  OF  CAPTAIN  JAMES  WILSON'S  COMPANY 
IN  THE  1ST  PENNSYLVANIA  REGIMENT  IN  THE  SER- 
VICE OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  COMMANDED  BY  COL- 
ONEL JAMES  CHAMBERS  FOR  THE  MONTH  OF  APRIL 
1780.     (d.) 


Captain. 
Jas.  Wilson  commissioned  January  IGth  1777 


Lieutenant. 
John  Ston  commissioned  May  12th  1779 


No. 

Serjeants. 

Remarks. 

1. 
2. 

1. 

1. 
2. 
3. 

4. 
5. 
6. 
7. 
S. 
9. 
10. 
11. 
12. 
13. 
14. 
15. 
16. 
17. 
IS. 
19. 
20. 
21. 

Henry    McCartney. 
Jas.    McCartney. 

Drum  &  Fifes. 
George   Ward. 

Privates. 
Jacob    Bowei-. 

on 

on 
on 

on 

Conmiand. 

Command. 
Extra. 

Command. 

James   Baxter. 
Denl.    Dougiiarty. 
Michal  .Healey. 
Joseph  Fincii. 

Richard   Francis. 
Hugh    Henderson. 
Denl.    Johnston. 

James  Leamey. 
Francis    Luclies. 
Wm.    McCormick. 
Peter    McBride. 
Robert    Stanford. 
Charles   Smith. 

Balsor  Wilhalum. 
George    Woselman. 
John  Ward. 

May  2d  1780  Then  Mustered  Captain  Jas.  Wilson's  Compy 
as  specified  in  the  above  roll. 

JAS.  HARMAR  Lt.  Col.  &  Insp.  Penu.  Division. 

Examined— W.  ALEXANDER  M.  B. 


842 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 
PROOF  OF  THE  EFFECTIVES. 


. 

u 

0) 

'^ 

■^ 

•p 

G 

t^ 

d 

- 

^ 

Ul 

o 

p 

Ph 

1 

1 

2 

1 

1 

2 

Total 

1 



1 

I  do  swear  that  the  within  Muster  Roll  is  a  true  state  of 
the  Company  without  Fraud  to  the  United  States  or  any  In- 
dividual according  to  my  best  knowledge 

JAS.  WILSON,  Capt. 
Sworn  before  me  this  4th  day  of  May  1780. 

W.  STEWART  Col. 
Conid.  1st  Fenna.  Brigade. 


MUSTER  ROLL  OF  CAPT.  JAS.  WILLSON'S  COMPANY  1ST 
PENNA.  REGIMENT  IN  THE  SERVIS  OF  THE  UNITED 
STATES  COMMANDED  BY  COLL.  JAS.  CHAMBERS  FOR 
THE  MONTHS  OF  SEPTEMBER  &  OCTOBER  1780.     (c.) 


Conimissioni-'d, 


January    IGth,    1777,     .. 
May  12th,   1779 


Capt., 
Lieut., 


Name. 


James     Wilson. 
Andrew    Johnston. 


Serjeants. 


Henry    McCartney. 
John    Ward. 

Corporals. 
Denl.     Dougherty, 
Jacob    Kiger,     


Promoted    Scpt'r    ISth,    17S0. 
Promoted    Sept'r    ISth,    1780. 


D.    &   F. 
George     Ward. 


ADDENDA. 


843 


MUSTER  ROLL  OF  CAPT  JAS  WILLSON'S  COMPANY  1ST 
PENNA.  REGIMENT— Continued. 


10. 

11. 

12. 
13. 
14. 
15. 
16. 
17. 
18. 
19. 
20. 
.21. 
22. 
23. 


Privates. 


Jacob    Bower 

John  Bower. 
Ja's  Baxter. 
Michel   Healey. 

Jas.    Feagan 

Hugh  Henderson. 
Richard  Frances. 
Den'l    Johnston. 

Jas.    Leamey,     

Francis   Luckes. 
Wm.    McC'orniiclf. 

Peter    McBride 

Robert    Stanford. 

Charles    Smith 

Balsor  Wilhalum. 

Jonathan    Joflers 

Jolin    Stronk 

Matthew    Montgomery, 
Jacob    Doutlierman,    . . 

Den'l     Ent 

Tho's    Semple 

John    Shuster,     

And'w    Todd 


on   guard. 


on   guard. 


Joined    Sept'r    ISth,    1780. 

Sick  at  Morristown. 

Joined  Sept.  3d,  17S0.  on  guard. 
Joined  Sept.  10th,  ITSO.  Sick  Present 
Time  Expires  Jany.  luth. 
Time  Expires  Jany.  1.5th.  on  guai-d. 
Time  Expires  Jany.  15th.  on  guard. 
Time  Expires  Jany.  1.5th.  on  guard. 
Time  Expires  Jany.  loth,  on  guard. 
Time  Expires  Jany.  15.  Driving 
Waggon. 


Nov.  5th  '80.     Then  Mustred  Capt.  Jas.  Wilsons  Company  as 
Specified  in  the  Above  Roll. 

J.  MOORE  Major, 

&  Inspector 


PROOF  OF  THE  EFFECTIVES. 


t; 

•^ 

3 

^ 

2. 

-■>, 

'J 

J 

m 

o 

Q 

1 

1 

2 

2 

1 

14 

u 

■ 

Total      

1 

1 

2 

2 

1 

23 

I  do  swear  that  the  ¥/ithin  Muster  Roll  is  a  True  State  of 


844 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


the  Company  Without  Fraud  to  the  United  States  or  any  In- 
dividual According  to  My  Best  Knowledge. 

JAS.  WILSON  Capt. 
Sworn  Before  me  this  8  Day  of  November  1780. 

JAS.  CHAMBERS  Col. 

Correct. 


MUSTER  ROLL  OF  CAPTAIN  WILLIAM  WILSON'S  COM- 
PANY 1ST  REGIMENT  OF  PENNA.  IN  THE  SERVICE 
OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  COMMANDED  BY  COLO. 
JAMES  CHAMBERS  FOR  THE  MONTH  OF  APRIL 
1780.  (d.) 


Captain. 

William  Wilson  commissioned  2ud  Mar.  1777  on  Commd.  Penna. 


Ensign. 
Michl.  Hoffman,  commissioned  28th  May  1779. 


John   McKinley. 

Jacob    Elbright,     

James    Reed. 

Corporals. 
Hush    Miligan. 
And'w   Kinhead 

Drum    &    fife 
Jno.    Adam    Pickel. 
Robert     Campbell. 

Privates. 
Abraham   Boyd. 
James   Brodwood. 

James    Brown,     

John    Colman. 
Danel   Calahan. 

Samuel    Clyn 

James    Filget 

James   Gibbons. 
George  Graham. 

Thos.    Hambeard 

Gersham    Hicks 

Edward    Kflley. 
Michl.    Kenne'y,    


on   Commd.    Paramus. 


m    Furlough    Expires   Sept.    21st. 


on    Furlough    Expires    April    10. 
on    Commd.     Penn'a. 


on    Commd.    Paramus. 

on  Comd.   by  order  of  his  Excellency. 


Waggoner    to    Commiss.    Knight. 


ADDENDA. 


845 


MUSTER   ROLL  OF   CAPTAIN   WILLIAM  WILSON'S   COM- 
PANY 1ST  REGT.— Continued. 


John     Mackey, 
James    McCreadey, 
Christian    Moyer, 
Barney    Rudey. 
Nichl.    Shenefelt. 
John   Strieker. 
Jacob    WindfielJ, 
Isaac  Willey. 

John    Bugh,     

Wm.    Robinson,     . 


Sick   present, 
on  guard. 


)n    Comnid.    at    Paramus. 


Deserted    April    7th,    'SO. 
Deserted    April    7th,     'SO. 


May  2n(l.  1780.     Mustered  then  Capt.  William  Wilson  Com- 
pany as  specified  in  the  above  Roll. 

JAS.  HARMAR  Lt.  Col.  &  Insp.  Penna.  Division 
Examined  W.  ALEXANDER  M.  B. 


PROOF  OF  THE  EFFECTIVES. 


o 

m 

6 

2 

Q 

Pres., 

Abst., 


Total, 


i 
1 

1 

1 

2 

1 

1 

I  do  Swear  that  the  within  muster  Roll  is  a  true  State  of 
the  Compy  without  Fraud  to  the  United  States  or  any  in- 
dividual according  to  the  best  of  my  knowledge. 

MICHAEL  HOFFMAN  Ensign. 
Sworn  before  me  this 
4th  day  of  May  1780. 

W.  STEWART  Colo. 

Comt.  1st.  Penna.  Brigade. 


846  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


MUSTER  ROLL  OF  CAPT.  WILLIAM  WILSONS  CO.  1ST 
REGT.  OF  PENNA.  IN  THE  SERVICE  OF  THE  U.  S. 
COMMANDED  BY  COL.  JAMES  CHAMBERS  FOR  THE 
MONTH  OF  MAY  1780.     (d.) 


Commissioned 

2nd  Mar  1777  Wm.  Wilson  Capt  on  comd.  Pa  . 

2Sth  May  1779  Mich'l  Hoffman  Ensn.  on  com'd.  at  Paramus. 

Serjeants. 

1.  John  McKinley. 

2.  Jacob  Eljright  On  comm'd  Paramus. 

3.  James  Reed. 

Corporals. 
Hugh  Miligan  On  guard. 
Andw.   Kenkead. 

Drum  and  Fife. 
Jno.  Adam  Rickel. 
Robt.  Campbell  On  command  Paramus. 

Privates. 

1.  Abraham  Boyd. 

2.  James  Brodwood  On  guard. 

3.  James  Brown  Deserted  Apr.  21th. 

4.  John  Colman. 

5.  Daniel  Calahan. 

6.  Samuel  Clyn  Deserted  Apr.  16th. 

7.  James  Kelget  On  commd.  Penna. 

8.  James  Gibbon  On  guard. 

9.  Geo.  Graham  On  guard. 

10.  Thos.  Hawbeard  On  guard. 

11.  Garsham  Hicks  In  comd.  by  order  of  his  Excell'y. 

12.  Edw.  Kelley. 

13.  Michl.  Kenney  Waggoner  comiss.  Knight. 

14.  John  Mackey  Sick  Present. 

15.  James  McCready. 

16.  Christ  Moyer. 

17.  Barney  Reedey. 

18.  Nich'l.  Shenefelt. 

19.  John  Strieker  On  guard. 


ADDENDA. 


847 


20.  Jacob  Windfield  On  commd.  Paramus. 

21.  Isaac  Welley  On  commd.  Paramus. 

22.  John  Bugh  Joined  30,  1780.     May. 

June   1st.   1780   Mustered   then   Cap't.  Wm.   Wilsons  Co.   as 
specified  in  the  above  Roll. 

JOS.  HARMAR  Lt.  Col. 

&  Ins.  Penna.  Div. 
Examined 

W.   ALEXANDER  M   B 


o 

ho 
•Jl 

O 

« 

Pres., 
Abs., 


Total, 


2 
1 

1 
1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

1 

3 

2 

1 

1 

I  do  swear  that  the  within  Muster  Roll  is  a  true  state  of 
the  Company  without  fraud  to  the  United  States  or  any  in- 
dividual according  tO'  my  best  knowledge. 
Sworn  before  this  3d.  day  of  June  1780' 

RICH'D  HUMPTON  Col. 
Commd  1st  Pa.  Brig. 
ANDW.  JOHNSTON,  Lt. 


848 


ASSOCIATORS  AKD  MILITIA. 


MUSTER  ROLL  OF  CAPTAIN  WILLIAM  WILSONS  COM- 
PANY 1ST  REGT.  PENNA.  IN  THE  SERVICE  OF  THE 
UNITED  STATES  OF  AMERICA  COMMANDED  BY  COL. 
JAS.  CHAMBERS  FOR  MONTHS  OF  SEPT.  &  OCTOBER 
1780.     (c.) 


2nd    March Captain, 

I 


■VVilliam   Wilson. 


1. 

2. 

3. 

4. 

5. 

G. 

7. 

8. 

9. 
10. 
11. 
12. 
13. 
14. 
15. 
16. 
17. 
IS. 
19. 
20. 

21. 
22. 
23. 

24. 


Serjeants. 


John  McKinley. 
Jacob    Ebright. 

Corporals. 
Hugh    Miligan. 
And'w    Kinliead. 

D'rm    &   Fife. 
Robt.    Campbell. 

Privates. 
Abraham  Boyd. 

Jannes   Brodwood 

John   Bugh,    

John    Colman 

Danel    Callahon. 
James  Felget. 
James    Gibbon. 

George  Grumbely 

Patrick   Gallaher 

Patrick    Glenn j   Expires  15th  Jan'y  '81. 

Tho's   Hawbeard. 

Gasham  Hicks,    


in  Hospl. 
on  Guard. 
on  Guard. 


Mendham. 


Expieres  13th  Jany.  'SI. 
Expires  loth  Jan'y  '81. 


Edward    Kelley. 
Michl.    Kenney,    .. 
John    Kenkead, 
John    Mackey,     .. 
James   McCready. 
Christ.   Moyer. 
Barny  Rudy. 
John    Styer,    


James  Simpson, 
Jacob  Windfield, 
Isaac  Willey. 
James    Reed,     ... 


on  Com'd  by   orders  his   Excellency. 

on   Guard. 

Eng'd   2Sth   June  Exp's  15  Jan'y  'SI. 

Sick  Mendham  Hutts. 


Eng'd     31st 
Jan'y    'SI. 
on  Guard, 
on  Guard. 


Augt  -time    Exp'r    13tU 
on    Duty. 


Reduce' d  1st  Oct'r  1780. 


Miistd.  Novemr.  5th  80.    Musterd  then  Capt  William  Wilson's 
Company  as  Specifyd  in  the  Above  Roll. 

J.  MOORE  Major. 
& 
Inspector. 


ADDENDA.  849 

PROOF  OP  THE  EFFECTIVES. 


yi 

c 

■^i 

rt 

t^ 

c« 

^ 

ce 

Ji 

D. 

a 

.^ 

rj 

t. 

o 

J 

•Jl 

O 

P 

Prest 

1 



2 

2 

1 

14 
12 

Abst 

2 

Total,     

1 

2 

1 

26 

I  do  Swear  that  the  within  Muster  Roll  is  a  True  State  of 
The  Company  without  Fraud  to  the  United  States  or  any 
Individual  According  to  my  best  Knowledge. 

W.  WILSON  Capt. 

1st  Penn. 
Sworn  before  me  this  10th  day  of  November  1780. 

JAS.  CHAMBERS  Col. 

Correct. 


MUSTER  ROLL  OF  CAPT.  DAVID  ZIEGLERS  COMPANEY 
IN  THE  FIRST  REGT.  COMMANDED  BY  COL.  JAMES 
CHAMBERS  FOR  THE  MONTHS  OF  SEPTEMBER  & 
OCTOBER  1780,     (c.) 


Date. 

Rank. 

Remarks. 

Commissioned, 

December    the    Stii,    .. 
December    the    8th,    .. 

Capt." 
David    Ziegler. 

Lieut. 
David   Hamond 

Hospital. 

Remarks. 


Thomas  Welsh. 
John    Griffey. 

Corporals. 
Michal    Foust. 
John   Gower. 


54— Vol  II— 6th  Ser. 


850 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


MUSTER  ROLL  OF  CAPT.   DAVID  ZIEGLERS  COMPANEY 
IN  THE  FIRST  REGT.— Continued. 


.Tamos   Jones 

Jeremiah   C'ampl>le. 

Privates. 
Jas.    Boyls. 

George   Baylor 

Sam'l    Blaekbiirn,    .. 
Jno.    Condiner. 
Will'm    Danlinser, 
Peter   Diler. 
Miehal    Gambell,    ... 
Jno.    Hopkins. 
Henry    Heagey. 

Jno.    Karr 

Jno.    McNear. 
Lioudwick  Orbigost, 

Jno.     Patton,     

Will'm    Porter. 

John  Ward 

Frederick  Victorious 
Robt.    McCenney,    . . . 

David   Davis,    

Sam'l  Grove,    

Jacob    Morgan 

Joseph   Gardiner,    ... 

Will'm    Hickey,    

David  Polk 

Jas.   Morgan,    

Kichard    Goodman, 
Edward    Burk 


Remarks. 

deserted   10th 

Sepfr. 

^\'aggoner. 

un    Guard. 

Extra. 

on   Guard. 

on  Guard. 

Sick   Absent. 

Com'd   at   his 

Excellenceys. 

un   Guard. 

Time    expires 

l.'jth    Jany. 

Time    expires 

15th    Jany. 

Time    expires 

15th    Jany. 

Time    expires 

15th    Jany. 

Time  expires 

15th  Jany.    On  Guard. 

Time  expires 

15th   Jany.     On  Guard. 

Time  expires 

loth  Jany.     On   Guard. 

Time  expires 

loth  Jany.    On  Guard. 

Time  expires 

15th  Jany.     Waggoner. 

Time  expires 

loth  Jany.     Waggoner. 

Novem.  5tli  1780    Mustered  then  Capt.  David  Ziegler's  Com- 
paney  As  Specified  in  the  Above  Roil. 

J.  MOORE  Major. 

Inspector. 


ADDENDA. 
PROOF  OF  THE  EFFECTIVES. 


851 


4J 

■M 

_ 

c 

OJ 

^ 

c. 

ca 

d 

8 

2 

m 

c 

a 

Ph 

Present, 
Absent, 


1    2  2  1 

1    

112  2  1 


I  Do  Swear  that  the  Within  Muster  Roll  is  a  true  State 
of  the  Companey  Without  Fraud  to  the  United  States  or  Aney 
Individual  According  to  My  Best  Knowledge. 

DAVID  ZIEGLER  Captain 
Sworn  before  me  this  6th  day  of  November  1780 

JAS.  CHAMBERS  Col. 

Correct. 


FIRST  PENNSYLVANIA,  1780.    SEVEN  MONTHS  MEN.     (a.) 


"List  of  men  that  enlisted  for  seven  months.  Those  who 
have  no  remarks  made  against  them,  I  suppose  to  have  con- 
tinued their  time,  as  they  are  chiefly  from  the  muster  of  1780." 
—Joseph  Howell,  Jr.,  assistant  Commissary  of  accounts  (Pay 
Office,  Philadelphia,  May  17,  1785),  to  John  Nichelson,  Esq. 

[First  page  of  this   document  missing.] 

Capt.    Simpson's    Company    (continued). 

Dockins,  John,  deserted  June  8. 
Riley,  John,  deserted  August  2(5. 

Capt.  McClelan's  Company. 

Brooks,  Charles. 
Carmichael,  Thomas. 
Ceipher,  Christian. 
Dreimond,  Charles. 
Fink,  Adam. 
Hastings,  Alexander. 


S52  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

Horner,  George,  deserted  August  1,  1776. 

Lane,  Robert,  died  June  28. 

Lonberger,  Christian. 

Morrison,  James. 

Moyer,   Daniel. 

Noel,  Jacob. 

Nowiand,  Michael. 

Laj'pole,  Joseph. 

Slaterbog,  John. 


Capt.  William  Wilson's  Company. 

Gallagher,  Patrick,  discharged. 
Glen,  Patrick,  discharged. 
Graham,  George,  killed  July  21,  1780. 
Grunbach,  George,  discharged. 
Kinkead,  John,  discharged. 
Kysinger,  Philip,  deserted  August  4. 
Styers,  John,  discharged. 

Capt.  Jacob  Ziegler's  Company. 

Burke,  Edward. 
Davis,  David. 
Gardner,  Joseph. 
Goodman,  Richard. 
Grove,  Samuel. 
Hickey,  William. 
McKinney,  Robert. 
Morgan,  James. 
Morgan,  Jacob. 
Murphy,  Philip. 
Polk,  David. 
Reece,  David. 
Silvers,  Amos. 


Major  James  Moore's  Company. 


Baker,  George. 
Cisna,  Stephen. 
Clarke,  Samuel. 
Jeffers,  John. 
Michler,  Thomas. 
Vandergriff,  Jacob. 


ADDENDA. 


853 


Lieutenant  Colouel's  Company, 
Armor,  Robert,  killed  July  21,  1780. 
Caldwell,  James. 
Graham,  John. 
McPoigle,  Dennis. 
Murray,  Francis,  killed  July  21. 
Thompson,  John,  re-enlisted. 


RIFLE  REGIMENT— 1776. 


Return  of  the  Officers  of  the  2d.  Battalion,  Penna.  Rifle  Regt. 
October  4th,  177G.     (c.) 


Present  Fit  for  Duty. 


Major  Juo.  Patton. 
Captn.  Jno.  Murray. 
Captn.  Jno.  Marshal. 
Captn.  Petr.  Grubb. 
Captn.  Heny.  Christ. 
1st.  Lt.  T.  B  Bowen 
2d.  Lt.  Robt.  Burns. 


Lt.  Col.  Broadhead. 
1st.  Lt.  Jno.  Clark. 


2d.  Lt.  Jacob  Maise. 
3d.  Lt.  Abner  Davis 
3d.  Lt.  Wm.  Brown 
Adjt.  Bowen. 
Q.  M.  Power. 
Surjn.  Reiger. 


Sick   Present. 


1st.  Lt.  Jno.  Carpenter. 
2d.  Lt.  Jas.  Kamilton. 


1st.  Lt.  Jno.  Stouer. 
3d.  Lt.  Robt.  Campble. 


Sick  Absent. 


Lt.  Stephen  Haiuia. 
3d  Lt.  Wm.  Moore. 


On  Command  after  Deserters. 

Capt.  Jas.  Erwin. 

2d.  Lt.  Thos.  Gourley. 

Surgns.  Mate  Buck  tendg  sick  absent. 

[Endorsed].     Return  of  officers  2d  Battn  Regt.     Return  of 
Officers  2d  Battn.  Penna.  R.  Regt.  Oct.  4th  1776. 


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RETURN  OF  THE  FIRST  BETOLLION  COMMANDED  BY 
COL.  RICHARD  HUMPTON  WITH  THE  ALTERATIONS 
SINCE  THE  DETACHMENT  LEFT  CAMP  JANUARY  IITH 
1780.     (d.) 


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Capt.    Pry 

Capt.    Stepehon, 
Capt.    Riley,     . 

Tolall,     .. 


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RICH'D  HUMPTON  Col.  10th  P.  Regt. 
N.  B.     Field  Officers 

LT.  COLONEL  OLNEY 
MA.JOR  REED 


RETURN  OF  THE  NAMES  OF  THE  ENSIGNS  IN  THE  SEC- 
OND PENNSYLVANIA  BRIGADE  WITH  THE  DATES  OF 
THEIR  COMMISIONS.     (d.) 


Camp  Preckaniss  July  14th  1780. 


Third  Regiment 

Majors  Company — Abraham  Kinney — May  24th  1779 
Capt  Marshall  Do.— Robert  Hamilton— May  12th  1779 
Capt  Dunns  Do.— Peter  Cunningham — July  1st  1779 


Fifth  Regiment 

Colonels  Compy — James  Gilchrist — July  1st  1779 
Capt.  Seely's  Compy — Benja.  Marshall — April  21st  1779 


ADDENDA. 


857 


Sixth  Regiment 
Capt  Nice's  Compy.— Thomas  Dungan — June  2d  1778 
Capt.' Doyle's  Compy.— Edward  Spear  (Rank  2d.  Lt.)  Feby.  7th 

1778 
Capt.  Finney's  Co'y.— Sanky  Dixon— Augt.  25th  1779. 
Capt.  Humphrey's  Co'y. — John  Humphrey — Augt.  25th  1779. 

Ninth  Regiment. 
Not  an  Ensign  in  it. 

JOS.   HARMAR  Lt.   Col.   &  I.  P.   D. 
To  BRIG'R.  GENL.  IRVINE 

Comg.  2d  P.  Brigade 


Names    of    those    to   Whome    De- 
livered. 


Jacob  Meyer 

Wm.  Hines. 
Henry  "Winkler. 
Jacob  Perce. 

John   Jones,    

Thos.   Sharke. 
Christian  Witter. 

Wm.    Nagle 

Leonard  Leib. 
Peter    Saunders. 

Richmon  Allen,    

Fred.   Whiteman,    

David   Statzer 

Christ.    Coon. 
Abraham  Furnace. 
Elias  Williams. 
Thos.    Truck. 

Ludg.    Garhuger 

Henry  Hany. 
John  Dougherty. 

John   Grace 

Jacob  Shepherd 

Peter   Gabrel. 

Henry  Emy,    

James  Harrold. 

G.  Underwic  recommended  by  Colin 

D.  Haus. 
Daniel  Baustian. 

Rinard  Smie 

Henry   Bush , 

John    Heap 

Peter   Baker 

Jno.    Place,    , 

George  Cress. 
John    Keyser. 

Richd.    Young,    , 

F^-edrick  Wilt , 


Captins    with    whome 
they    Associate. 


Capt.    Bonner. 

Capt.   Hubble. 
Capt.  Hains. 


Capt.  Lamar. 
Capt.  Coats. 
Capt.  Proctor. 


Capt.    Bonner. 


Capt.    Procter,     251. 
Capt.   Bonner. 


Capt.   Burhard. 


Capt.   Procter. 
Capt.  Lennox. 
Capt.    Procter. 
Capt.    Hains. 
Capt.   Bonner, 


Capt.  Taims. 
Capt.   Richardson. 


Quantity 
Delivered. 
Vz   Cord. 


%  Cord. 


858  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


MUSTER  ROLL  OF  LIEUT  WILLIAM  WITHERS'  COMPANY 
OF  RANGERS  IN  THE  SERVICE  OF  THE  UNITED 
STATES  OF  AMERICA  AT  FORT  PITT,  1779.   ((c.) 


Lieutenant. 


William  Withers. 


Sergeants. 
Peter  Rust,  Feb.  25. 

William  Constable,  Feb.  25.     On  command  with  Major  Taylor. 
Edward  Mullen,  Sept.  17. 
Leonard  Boyer,  Oct.  24. 

Corporal. 
John  Barnard,  Sept.  17.     On  command  with  Major  Taylor. 

Fife  &  Drum. 
John  Cain. 
Thomas  Bagzell,  sick  in  Hospital  Fort  Pitt. 

Pi-ivates. 

Patrick  Grogan,  Aug.  14;    Sick  present. 

Roger  Tole,  Aug  15;  Sick  present. 

Eli  Davis,  July  25;   Sick  present. 

James  Dinnen,  Sept.  18;  present. 

Joseph  Mattenly,  Oct.  3_0;  present. 

John  Villett,  present. 

John  Biggs,  present. 

Jacob  Fare,  present. 

Henry  Gibson,   present. 

Nehemiali    Handly,   present. 

Benjamin  Furr,  present. 

John  Howell,  Sept.  15;  present. 

George  Field,  Aug.  15;  present. 

Abraham  Buckley,  Oct.  27;  present. 

Jonathan  Green,  Sept.  15;  On  Command  with  Major  Taylor. 

John  Patch,  Oct.  24;  Present. 

William  Merryman,  Oct.  26;  Present. 

David  Cole,  Oct.  24;  Present. 

Daniel  Keeth,  Oct.  25;  present. 

Samuel  Stephenson,  Oct.  24;  Present. 


ADDENDA.  859 

Elias  Lacefield,  July  25;  Deserted. 
Jonathan  Hilton,  Aug.  9;  Deserted. 
Daniel  Oliver,  Aug.  13;   Deserted. 
John  Murphy,  Aug.  10;   Deserted. 
Elijah  Killburn,  July  25;  Deserted. 
Jeremiah  Craven,  Oct.  25;  Deserted. 
Samuel   McPharrow,  Oct.  24;    Deserted. 
Amos  Hague,  Oct.  29;  Deserted. 
Thomas  Jefferies,  Deserted. 
John  Whitton,  Deserted. 
James  Johnston,  Deserted. 
Henry  Johnston,  Deserted. 
David  Johnston,  Deserted. 
John  Bean,   Deserted. 
John  Llevirylln,  Deserted. 
Nicholas  Trammer,  Deserted. 
Jonathan  Davis,  Died  Dec.  9. 
John  Jewell,  Aug.  9;  Died  Nov.  9. 
John  Bailey,  Aug.  19;  Died  Jany.  20. 
Charles  Bland,  Died  Nov.  13. 

Fort    Pitt    14th    Feby.    1779.     Then    mustered    Lieut.    Wm. 
Withers    Compy.  as  specified  in  the  above  Roll. 

WM.   AMBERSON, 

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PAY  ROLL  OF  CAPT.  THOMAS  FERGUSON'S  VOLUNTEER 
COMP'A  FROM  13TH  AUG.  TO  13TH  SEPTEMBER  1778. 
(e.) 


Capt.  Tho's  Ferguson;  Lieuts.  James  Brandon,  William  Camp- 
bell;  Ensign,  Isaac  Bodine. 

Serg't  Rob't  Love.  Wm.  Mc  batten. 

Jno'a  Ashbridge.  Cleary  Campbell. 

Cooksong  Long.  Robert  Riley. 

William    Crawford.  Jas.  Armstrong. 

Saml.  Campbell.  Jno.  McMiehael. 

Wm.  McGrawdy.  Henry  McCracken. 

James  Irw'in.  James  McSwaine. 

John   Price.  Wm.  Hiddens. 

Hugh  Nickles.  Jno.  Baird. 


ADDENDA. 


863 


AN  ACCOUNT  OF  BOUNTY  PAID  TO  &  ALLOWANCE  FOR 
RECRUITS  RAISED  BY  LEWIS  NICOLA  FOR  THE 
TROOPS  OF  THE  PENNSYLVANIA  LINE  &  APPROVED 
OF.     (c.) 


1779. 
April      21 


May 


Ely  Fielding  half  of  the  bounty  al- 
lowed by  the  State  of  Pennsyl- 
vania  

Allowance  for  expenses 


Will   Taylor,    Deserted   before  approved  of    ... 

David    Ring 

John   Wilkinson 

John    Shee,    

Joseph  Wheight 

Dennis  Clark,    in  Newtown  Goal,    

Thos.    Cliannon,    County    returned. 

Will    Klein 

Will  Tubb 

John   Hatnian 

Mark    Druit 

Lawrence    Depsey,     

Paul   Taunmny,    

Josiah    Brown,    Deserted    before   approved    of. 

William   Miller,    

Hugh    Bathom 

James   Linsey,    

Francis   Hawkins, 

Will  Mason,    

Henry  Love,   Given  to  Col.   Procter'.?  Reg.,    ... 

John  Willis,    

James   Donnelan 

Charles  Lee,    Given  to   Col.   Proctor's  Reg.    ... 


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LEWIS  NICOLA,  Col.  Com. 


(d.)  I  do  Certify  upon  honor  that  Margaret  Flowers  is  the 
Widow  of  J.  Philip  Flowers  a  Corporal  in  the  late  German 
Regiment  and  in  Captain  George  Hubley's  Company  and  that 
he  served  honestly  and  faithfully  until  he  died  of  the  wounds 
he  reed,  at  the  battle  of  Germantown  on  the  fourth  day  of 
Oct'r  1777. 

Given  under  my  hand  this  20th  day  of  March,  one  thousand 
seven  hundred  and  eighty  six.       DANIEL  BURCHARDT, 

Late  Major  of  the  German  Regt.. 

JOHN  NICHOLSON  Esqr. 
Comptroller  Genl. 


864  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

These  are  to  certify  that  the  bearer  hereof  James  English, 
soldier  in  the  1st  Pennsylvania  regiment,  having  faithfully 
served  the  United  States  from  May  1777  to  the  present  date 
and  being  inlisted  for  the  war,  is  hereby  discharged  from  the 
American  army. 

Given  at  the  war  office  the  3th  of  Aug.  1783. 
By  order  of  the  Secretary  at  war. 

B.  LINCOLN, 
JAS.  CARLTON,  Secy. 
Registered  in  the  books  of  the  regiment. 

RICH'D  FULLERTON,  ADJUTANT. 


War  Office,  Aug.  13th,  1783. 
The  within  Certificate  shall  not  avail  the  bearer  as  a  dis- 
charge, until  the  ratification  of  the  definitive  treaty  of  peace 
previous  to  which  time,  and  until  proclamation  thereof  shall 
be  made,  he  is  to  be  considered  as  being  on  furlough. 

B.  LINCOLN. 


These  are  to  certify  that  the  bearer  hereof  George  Will  Mc- 
Knott  Dragoon  in  the  Pennsylvania  regiment,  having  faith- 
fully served  the  United  States  seven  years  and  being  inlisted 
for  the  war,  is  hereby  discharged  from  the  American  army. 

Given  at  the  war  office  the  1st  Oct.  1783.  By  order  of  the 
Secretary  at  war. 

B.   LINCOLN, 
JAS.  CARLETON,  Sec. 
Registered  in  the  books  of  the  regiment. 

J.  HALLOTT,  adjutant. 


War  Office,  1st  Oct.  1783. 

The  within  certificate  shall  not  avail  the  bearer  as  a  dis- 
charge, until  the  ratification  of  the  definitive  treaty  of  peace; 
previous  to  which  time,  and  until  proclamation  thereof  shall 
be  made,  he  is  to  be  considered  as  being  on  furlough. 

B.   LINCOLN. 


These  are  to  certify  that  the  bearer  hereof  Carberrey  Burns, 
Soldier  in  the  2d  Pennsyla.  regiment,  having  faithfully  sei'ved 
the  United  States  from  29th  April  1782  to  the  Present  Date  and 


ADDENDA.  865 

being  inlisted  for  the  war,  is  hereby  discliarged  from  the  Amer- 
ican army. 

Given  at  the  war  office  the  2Sth  June  1782.     By  order  of  the 
secretary  at  war. 

B.    LINCOLN, 
JOS.  CARLETON,  Sec. 
Registered  in  the  books  of  the  regiment. 

WM.  HUSTON,  adjutant. 


War  Office.  2Sth  June,  1783: 
The  within  certificate  shall  not  avail   tire   bearer  as  a  dis- 
charge, until  the  ratification  of  the  definitive  treaty  of  peace; 
previous  to  which  time  and  until  proclamation  thereof  shall 
be  made,  he  is  to  be  considered  as  being  on  furlough. 

B.  LINCOLN. 


(d.)     I  James  O'Neal do  solemnly  Swear,  that  I  am 

not  a  Deserter  from  the  British  Army,  or  from  the  Army  or 
Navy  of  the  United  States;  that  I  renounce,  repulse,  and  abjure 
any  Allegiance  to  the  King  of  Great  Britain,  his  Heirs  or  suc- 
cessors; and  that  I  will  be  true  and  faithful  to  the  United 
States  of  America  and  will  faithfully  serve  them  in  the  Penn- 
sylvania Line  (in  Wb>ch  I  am  now  enlisted)  during  the  present 
War;  and  that  I  will  be  obedient  to  my  superior  Officers,  ac- 
cording to  the  Articles  of  War,  and  the  establishment  of  the 
Corps  in  which  I  am  now  enlisted. 

So  help  me  God. 
JAMES   his  X  mark   O'NEAL. 
Sworn  before  me  this  11th  day  of  Feb'y  1781. 

JOHN  THOME. 

Certificate   of  the   Justice. 

I,  the  above  named  Justice,  do  Certify,  that  James  O'Neal — 
the  within  Recruit  being  of  the  Age  of  Twenty  four  Years 
(or)  thereabouts,  about  Five  feet,  five  Inches  high;  born  in 
Ireland,  having  black  Hair  Gray  Eyes,  fair  Complexion — and 
able  of  Body  and  not  appearing  to  be  a  Deserter  from  the 
British  Army,  or  from  the  Army  or  Navy  of  the  United  States, 
was  mustered  and  approved  by  me,  this  Eleventh  Day  of  Feb- 
ruary in  the  Year  of  our  Lord  1781, 

JOHN  THOME. 
55— Vol  II— 6th   Ser, 


866 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


(c.) 


Heister  File. 


i'erry,    Joseph 

Green,    John,    Serg't 

Murphy,    Geo 

O' Brian   Uennis 

Arnold,    John 

Fenton,    Jonn 

Hugh,    James 

Decker,    Adam 

Gillas,    Arthur 

Jeff,    Robert 

Kelly,    William 

L,o\-Bly,   John 

Lewis,    Stephen 

Clark,    Rob't. 

Smith,    John 

Brown,    Michael 

Wells,    Enoch 

Carnahan,    Win,    

Findley,    Rob't 

Hymer,    Dan 

Hunter,    Wm.,    

Craig,   Sam'l 

Desperate,    Hen'y 

Craig,    James,     

Fisher,     George 

Fatten,    John 

Dougherty,    James 

Douthers,    John 

Frazier,   James 

Eakin,    Rob't 

McCalister,    Sam'l.,     

Dixon,    Jacob 

Mulvane,    Jno 

McCord,    Sam'l 

Jefferson,    Jestinel 

Biitler,    John — 

Welsh,    John 

Marr,    Wm 

Calwell,    James ' 

Knight,    Michael 

John    Hoffman 

Poison,    Rob't 

Palmer,    Joseph,    

Evans,   John 

Evans,   Edward,  lOth  Reg't., 

McManamy,    Gth    Reg't 

Rob't  Wilson,  6th  Reg't 

McEroy,  John,  2nd  Reg't.,  . 
Knowland,  John,  10th  Reg't. 
Reed,  Francis,  6th  Reg't.,  . 
Henderson,    Alex.,    Gth   Reg't 

Kenny,  Daniel,   

Hambelton,    And'w.,     Artill. 

Jones,    Rob't.,    Artill 

McCherry,    Peter,    Artill.,     . 

Park,    Thomas,    Artill.,    

MuUin,     John,     Artill 

Davidson,  William,  Artill., 
Lyon  Moses,   10th  Reg 


Date  of 

Enlistment. 

Term. 

30    Nov 

,    1781 

.     Wa 

■,    5th. 

•m    Dec. 

17S1. 

War, 

1st 

4  Dec.  1 

781.     War. 

20  Feb. 

1782. 

"War. 

28    Nov. 

1781. 

War, 

5th. 

19    Dec. 

1781. 

W^ar, 

4th. 

27    Dec. 

1781. 

War 

3   Dec. 

1781. 

War, 

6th. 

4     Feb. 

1782. 

War, 

Artill. 

27    Dec. 

1781. 

War, 

Artill. 

27   Dec. 

1781. 

War, 

Artill. 

3   Dec. 

1781. 

War, 

Sap.   & 

3    Dec. 

1781. 

War, 

2nd. 

3  Dec. 

1781. 

War, 

6th. 

3  Dec. 

1781. 

War, 

5th. 

.?   Dec. 

1781. 

War, 

4th. 

3    Dec. 

1781. 

War, 

3d. 

1   Dec. 

1781. 

War, 

1st. 

30  Nov. 

1781. 

War, 

2nd. 

30  Nov. 

17S1. 

War, 

4th. 

30   Nov. 

1781. 

War, 

4th. 

30  Nov. 

1781. 

War, 

5th. 

30   Nov 

1781 

War 

Gth. 

30   Nov 

1781. 

War 

3d. 

30  Nov. 

1781. 

War, 

5th. 

2tJ    Nov 

1781. 

War 

1st. 

2S   Nov 

1781. 

War 

1st. 

2S   Nov 

1781. 

War 

1st. 

28  Nov. 

1781. 

War, 

3d. 

27  Nov 

1781. 

War 

6th. 

22  Nov. 

1781. 

War, 

6th. 

21   Nov 

17S1 

War 

6th. 

21    Nov 

1781 

War 

6th. 

28   Sept 

1781 

War 

Gth. 

19  Dec. 

1781. 

War, 

4th. 

Reg't. 


3  Dec.   1781.     War,    3d. 
18  Sep't,   1781.    War,    Col.   Harmer. 
S  Oct.   1781.    War,    Col.    Harmer. 
11   Oct.    1781.    War,    Col,    Harmer. 


15  Oct. 

1778. 

War,   6  Regt. 

1776,    3 

yrs. 

Gth. 

1  May, 

1777, 

3  yrs.   Gth. 

ID  July 

1779 

to   May,    1781. 

10  Mar. 

1777 

to  Apr.   17S1. 

5  June, 

1777 

to    Apr.,    1781. 

1  May, 

1777, 

to  May,   1781. 

13  Nov. 

1788 

to  end  of  war 

1  Feb. 

1777 

for  War. 

4    Mar. 

1777. 

War. 

16   Jan. 

1777 

War. 

177G.     W 

'ar. 

2    Mar. 

1781. 

War. 

2    Mar. 

1781. 

War. 

2   Mar. 

1781. 

War. 

2    Mar. 

1781. 

War. 

2    Mar. 

17S1. 

War. 

2   Mar. 

1781. 

War. 

6  April 

1777 

War. 

ADDENDA.  867 

(d.)  These  are  to  certify  that  the  bearer  hereof  Johnston 
Emberson,  3d  Penna.  regiment  having  faithfully  served  the 
United  States  seven  years,  one  month  and  being  inlisted  for 
the  war,  is  hereby  discharged  from  the  American  army.  Given 
at  Fort  Pitt  Sep't  30th,  1783. 

WM.   IRVINE,  B.  Gen'l. 
Registered  in  the  books  of  the  regiment  detachment. 

J.  CRAWFORD,  Lt.  3d  Penna.  Reg't.  Adj. 

The  within  certificate  shall  not  avail  the  bearer  as  a  dis- 
charge, until  the  ratification  of  the  definitive  treaty  of  peace; 
previous  to  which  time,  and  until  proclamation  thereof  shall 
be  made,  he  is  to  be  considered  as  being  on  furlough,     (d.) 


I  Johnston  Emberson  late  soldier,  in  the  Penna.  Line  for  a 
valuable  consideration  paid  me  by  Heironiraas  Eckman  do 
hereby  transfer  assign  and  make  over  all  my  right  title  prop- 
erty &  interests  to  the  donation  lands  promised  me  by  the 
State  of  Pennsylvania  and  the  hundred  acres  Bounty  Laud 
given  by  Congress  unto  Heironimas  Eckman  his  heirs  and 
assigns,  in  witness  whereof  I  have  here  unto  set  my  hand  and 
seal  this  14th  day  of  February  1796. 

JOHNSTON  AMBERSON.     (d.) 
Witness  present. 
WILLIAM  WELD. 
WILLIAM  RAMSEY. 


(d.)  These  are  to  Certify  that  the  bearer  hereof  Charles  A. 
Bryan  Sergeant  in  the  Pennsylvania  Legion,  having  faithfully 
served  the  United  States  Seven  years  &  Six  Months,  and  being 
inlisted  for  the  war,  is  hereby  discharged  from  the  American 
Army. 
Given  at  the  war  office  the  22nd  September  1783. 

Penns.    Land   draw. 
By  order  of  the  Secretary  at  War, 

B.  LINCOLN. 
JOS.  CARLETON,   Secy. 
Registered  in  the  books  of  the  regiment, 

J.  HALLOTT,  Adjutant. 


868  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

War  office  22nd  Sept.  1783. 
The  within  Certificate  shall  not  avail  the  bearer  as  a  dis- 
charge until  the  ratification  of  the  definitive  treaty  of  peace; 
previous  to  which  time,  and  until  proclamation  thereof  shall  be 
made,  he  is  to  be  considered  as  being  on  furlough. 

B.  LINCOLN. 


These  are  to  Certify  that  the  bearer  hereof  John  Stigfuse 
Soldier  in  the  1st  Pennsyl'a  regiment  having  faithfully  served 
the  United  States  from  January  1777  to  the  present  date  and 
being  inlisted  for  the  war,  is  hereby  discharged  from  the 
American  army. 

Given  at  the  war  office  the  1st  October  1783. 
By  order  of  the  Secretary  at  war. 

B.  LINCOLN, 
JOS.  CARLETON,  Secy. 
Registered  in  the  books  of  the  regiment. 

RICH'D  FULLERTON,  Adjutant. 

War  office,  Octob  1,  1783. 
The  within  Certificate  shall  not  avail  the  bearer  as  a  dis- 
charge, until  the  ratification  of  the  definitive  treaty  of  peace; 
previous  to  which  time,  and  until  proclamation  thereof  shall 
be  made  he  is  to  be  considered  as  being  on  furlough. 

B.  LINCOLN. 


These  are  to  Certify  that  the  bearer  hereof  William  Gregory 
Soldier  in  the  3d  Pennsylvania  regiment,  having  faithfully 
served  the  United  States  from  the  9th  day  of  January  1783  and 
being  inlisted  for  the  war,  is  hereby  discharged  from  the 
American  Army. 

Given  at  the  war  office  28th  day  of  June  1783.  By  order  of 
the  secretary  at  war, 

B.  LINCOLN, 
JOS.   CARLETON,   Secy. 
Registered  in  the  books  uf  the  regiment, 

EDW.  BUTLER,  Adjutant. 

Wm.  Gregory's  Discharge. 

War  office  28th  June  1783. 
The  within  Certincate  shall  not  avail  the   bearer  as  a  diS' 
charge,  until  the  ratification  of  the  definitive  treaty  of  peace; 


ADDENDA.  869 

previous  to  which  time,  and  until  proclamation  thereof  shall 
he  made,  he  is  to  be  considered  as  being  on  furlough. 

B.   LINCOLN. 


(  d)  I  Daniel  Mclntire  do  acknowledge  myself  to  be  farily 
and  truly  inlisted  in  the  Service  of  the  United  States,  in  the 
Regiment  of  Light  Dragoons  of  the  Pennsylvania  Line,  during 
the  present  War.  In  Witness  whereof  I  have  set  my  Hand, 
this  Fifth  Day  of  September  Anno  Domini  1781. 

The  Mark  of 
DANIEL  X  McINTIRE. 
Witness 

WILLIAM  HENRY. 
Bounty  paid  by  Serjt.  John  Morris. 

Daniel  Mclntire  born  in  Ireland.  Thirty  Three  Years  of 
Age.  Five  Inches  high  Swarthy  Complexion  blk  Hair  Shoe- 
maker by  Trade. 


A  ROLL  OF  MILITIA  STATIONED  AT  PRICKET'S  FORT, 
MONONGAHELA  COUNTY,  UNDER  CAPT.  ZADOCK, 
SPRINGER,  1777.     (e.) 


Capt.  Springer  enlisted  July  15. 
Ensign  Hayman  enlisted  July  23. 
Sergt.  Huck  enlisted  July  15. 
Martin  Hardin   enlisted  July  15. 
Valentine  McDonald  enlisted  July  15. 
Christian  Coffman  enlisted  July  15. 
David  Reed  enlisted  July  15. 
Ichabod  Stanberry  enlisted  July  15. 
John  Monear  enlisted  July  17. 
Richard  Fields  enlisted  July  17. 
Elijah  Kerr  enlisted  July  20. 
Patrick  Morgan  enlisted  July  23. 
Jacob  Feigley  enlisted  July  28. 
Emas  Pittegon  enlisted  July  19. 

I  hei-eby  Certify  that  the  above  is  a  true  account  of  the  men 
stationed  at  Pricket's  Fort  under  my  Command,  this  3d  day 
of  August,  1777. 

ZADOCK  SPRINGER. 


870  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


MISCELLANEOUS    LIST,     (a.) 


Of  Officers  and  Men — Battalions  not  given— serving  in  the  Fly- 
ing Camp  at  Long  Island  in  August,  1776. 


Christian  Quiggle. 

George  Kleber. 

Jacob  Klingman. 

Alexander  Duncan,  sergeant,  Cumberland  county. 

Christian  Kettele. 

Richard  Cun'ie,  died  September  IG,  177G,  at  Philadelphia. 

Solomon  Parke,  Philadelphia. 

William  Huckle. 

Patrick  Gibson,  Colonel  William  Montgomery. 

Samuel  McGinness,  ensign;    Colonel  William  Montgomery. 

— ■ King,  captain. 

Elisha  Grady,  ensign,  Captain  King's  company. 
Nathan  Sellers,  ensign,  Philadelphia. 
Leonard  Fichter,  died  July  16,  1798. 


CAPTAIN  MULLAN'S  COMPANY   OF  MARINES— 1776.     (a.) 


[The  following  muster  rolls  appear  in  a  book  which  contains 
also  the  minutes  of  a  Masonic  Lodge  which  met  at  the  Tun 
Tavern  on  Water  Street,  Philadelphia,  beginning  with  the 
year  1749.  Robert  Mullan,  it  seems  was  a  member  of  this 
Lodge,  Proprietor  of  the  Tavern,  and  Captain  of  the  Company 
of  Marines,  the  Muster  Rolls  of  which  are  here  given.  The 
book  was  found  at  "Mill  Rank,"  formerly  the  residence  of 
Nathan  Sellers,  in  Upper  Darby  near  Philadelphia,  and  now 
the  property  of  his  grandson.  Coleman  Sellers.] 


Pay  roll  of  Captain  Robert  Mullan's  Company  of  Marines  to 
December  1,  1776. 

Captain. 
Robert  Mullan,  June  25,  1776. 


ADDENDA.  871 


First  Lieutenant. 
David  Love,  June  25,  1776. 

Second  Lieutenant. 
Hugh  Montgomery,  June  25,  1776. 

Sergeants. 
James  Coakley,  July  1,  1776. 
Andrew  Read,  August  22,  1776. 
John  McKinley,  August  2,  1776. 
Warwick  Hattabough,  September  13,  1776. 

Corporals. 

George  Murray,  August  27,  1776. 
Adam  McFerson,  October  22,  1776. 
John  Cribs,  October  13,  1776. 
Joseph  Grumley,  September  17,  1776. 

Drummer. 
Collin  York,  June  25,  1776. 

Fifer. 
Peter  York,  June  25,  1776. 

Privates. 

John  Hogg.  August  21,  1776. 
William  Barnett,  September  1,  1776. 
Lawrence  Lessee,  September  3,  1776. 
Benjamin  Woodin,  August  12,  1776. 
Robert  Gilmore,  August  28,  1776. 
William  Allison,  September  2,  1776. 
John  Stone,  September  2,  1776. 
Daniel  Foriman,  September  2,  1776. 
William  Carcill,  August  19,  1776. 
Henry  Sharp.  September  1,  1776. 
George  Campbell,  August  4,  1776. 
James  Mclllear,  August  8,  1776. 
Stephen  Rutleoge,  August  22,  1776. 
James  Stevenson,  August  22,  1776. 
Votie  Gawden,  September  9,  1776. 
Thomas  Murphy,  September  2,  1776. 
Robert  Work,  August  16,  1776. 
Patrick  Quigley,  July  16,  1776. 


872  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

Mark  Sullivan,  September  10,  1776. 

John  McFall,  August  5,  1776. 

William  Stone,  September  5,  1776. 

Stephen  Archer,  August  13,  1776. 

James  Cane,  September  9,  1776. 

Daniel  McCarty,  turned  over  to  A.  Doria,  August  10,  1776. 

Michael  Kelly,  September  12,  1776. 

Neil  Farron,  August  16,  1776. 

William  Beauchamaml,  September  4,  1776. 

Henry  Dehart,  September  2,  1776. 

William  Campin,  September  11.  1776. 

John  Speer,  August  16,  1776. 

George  Lafberry,  August  5,  1776. 

Jacob  Guy,  August  19,  1776. 

Francis  Quin,  August  15,  1776. 

Owen  Ward,  turned  over  to  A.  Doria  August  4,  1776. 

Robert  Douglas,  September  2,  1776. 

John  McClure,  August  16,  1776. 

John  Gilmore,  August  28,  1776. 

Thomas  Gough,  August  28,  1776. 

Richard  Keys,  October  3,  1776. 

Michael  Millar,  October  '3,  1776. 

William  Rivelly,  October  10,  1776. 

Edward  Smith,  October  2,  1776. 

William  Rich,  September  8,  1776. 

Robert  Elder,  September  7,  1776. 

Edward  Asberry,  August  29,  1776. 

Barney  Maloy,  September  12,   1776. 

Thomas  McKey,  August  27,  1776. 

Allan  McKey,  August  27,  1776. 

John  Getty,  September  11,  1776. 

Enoch  Jenkins,  September  13,  1776. 

Henry  Hassan,  September  10,  1776. 

John  Lewis,   September  25,   1776. 

Henry  Ripshon,  October  21,  1776. 

Patrick  Harvy,  September  17.  1776. 

William  Dougherty.  November  12,  1776. 

Isaac  Walker  (negro),  August  27,  1776. 

Orange    (negro),  October  1,  1776. 

Thomas  Caldwell  (deserted),  August  20,  1776. 

Jesse  Redding  (deserted),  September  2,  1776. 

Patrick  Russell   (deserted),  August  11,  1776. 

Alexander  Cummins  (deserted),  September  1,  1776. 

John  McCashon  (deserted),  August  21,  1776. 


ADDENDA.  873 

Hugh  Conolly  (deserted),  September  8,  1776. 
John  McClosky  (deserted),  August  29,  1776. 
Thomas  Mewhinney  (deserted),  August  31,  1776. 
John  Fritzinger  (deserted),  August  31,  1776. 
Joseph  Lowrey   (deserted),  August  31,  1776. 
John  Hill  (deserted),  August  16,  1776. 
Thomas  Sappington  (deserted),  September  7,  1776. 
Joseph  Boyce  (deserted),  August  29,  1776. 
William  Taylor  (deserted),  October  10,  1776. 
Daniel  Cloud  (dead),  August  21,  1776. 
Thomas  Atkinson  (dead),  August  23,  1776. 

WILLIAM  H.  MONTGOMERY,  Lieut. 

SAMUEL  NICHOLAS,  Major. 

[Many,  if  not  all  of  those  marked  "deserted,"  on  this  list 
were  simply  "absent  without  leave,"  and  subsequently  "re- 
turned to  duty."] 


A  muster  roll  of  Captain  Robert  Mullan's  Company  of  Marines 
April  1,  1777. 


Captain. 
Robert  Mullan,  June  25,  1776. 

First  Lieutenant. 
David  Love,  June  25,  1776. 

Second  Lieutenant. 
Hugh  Montgomery,  June  25,  1776. 

Privates. 
Thomas  Hart,  November  25,  1776. 
Andrew  Read,  August  22,  1776. 
John  McKinley,  August  2,  1776. 
Barney  Moloy,  September  12,  1776. 
Adam  McPherson,  October  22,  1776. 
James  Butler,  March  1,  1777. 
Collin  York,  June  25,  1776. 
Peter  York,  June  25,  1776. 
William   Allison,   September  2,   1776. 
James  Cane,  September  9,  1776. 


874  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

Jacob  Guy,  August  19,  1776. 

William  Williams,  November  25,  1776. 

Benjamin  Woodin,  August  12,  1776. 

John  Hogg,  August  21,  l'"6. 

John  Stone,  September  2,  1776. 

William  Stone,  September  5,  1776. 

Allen  McKey,  August  27,  1776. 

George  Campbell,  August  4,  1776. 

Stephen  Rutledge,  August  22,  1776. 

James  Stephens,  August  22,  1776. 

Robert  Work,  August  16,  1776. 

Stephen  Archer,  August  13,  1776. 

Henry  DeHart,  September  2,  1776. 

John  Spear,  August  16,  1776. 

Francis  Quin,  August  15,  1776. 

Michael  Kelly,  September  12,  1776. 

Robert  Douglas,  September  2,  1776. 

Richard  Keys,  October  3,  1776. 

William  Rivelly,  October  10,  1776. 

Edward  Smith,   October  2,  1776. 

Robert  Elder,  September  7,  1776. 

Henry  Ripshen,  October  21,  1776. 

William  Dougherty,  November  12,  1777. 

Thomas  McKey,  August  27,  1776. 

Joseph  Boyce,  August  29,  1776. 

Daniel  McCarthy,  August  10,  1776. 

John  McCashon,  August  21,  1776. 

John  Conolly,  September  8,  1776. 

Philip  Kennedy. 

Nicholas  Miller,  March  1,  1777. 

Jacob  Murray,  March  1,  1777. 

George  Rice,  November  22,  1776. 

James  Willon,  November  5,  1776. 

Patrick  Clinton,  November  22,  1776. 

John  Brown,  December  1,  1776. 

William  Casey. 

Thomas  Lesley. 

Patrick  Preston. 

Patrick  Brannon. 

Isaac,  negro,  August  27,  1776. 

Orange,  negro,  October  1,  1776. 

James  Coakley,  July  11,  1776;  re-enlisted  November  15,  1776. 

Warwick  Hallabough,  September  13,  1776;   died  April  1,  1777. 

George  Murry,  August  27,  1776;  re-enlisted  April  6,  1777. 


ADDENDA.  875 

John  Cribs,  October  13,  1776;   re-enlisted  December  6,  1776. 

Joseph  Grumly,  September  17,  1776. 

William   Barnet,   September   1,    1776;    re-enlisted   December  5, 

1776. 
Lawrence  Lesey,  September  3,  1776;  re-enlisted  March  13,  1777. 
Robert  Gilmore,  August  28,  1776;  re-enlisted  April  1,  1777. 
Daniel   Forsman,   September  2,   1776;    re-enlisted  December  3, 

1776. 
William  Carcill,  August  19,  1776;   discharged  April  1,  1777. 
Henry  Sharp,  September  1,  1776;   re-enlisted  December  6,  1776. 
James  Mclllear,  August  8,  1776;   re-enlisted  December  5,  1776. 
Votier  Gawdon,    September    9,    1776;    re-enlisted    December   5. 

1776. 
Thomas  Murphy,  September  2,  1776;    re-enlisted  December  6, 

1776. 
Patrick  Quigley,  July  16,  1776;  re-enlisted  January  1,  1777. 
Mark   Sullivan,    September   10,    1776;    re-enlisted   December  5, 

1776. 
James  McFall,  August  5,  1776;  re-enlisted  January  15,  1777. 
Neil  Farron,  August  16,  1776;   re-enlisted  December  5,  1776. 
William  Buchanan,    September   4,   1776;    discharged   April    10, 

1777. 
William  Campin,  September  11,  1776;   re-enlisted  December  5, 

1776. 
George  Lasberry,  August  5,  1776;  died  January  16,  1777. 
John  McClure,  August  16,  1776;  discharged  December  1,  1776. 
John  Gilmore,  August  28,  1776;  discharged  November  20,  1776. 
Thomas  Gough,  August  28,  1776;  re-enlisted  December  5,  1776. 
Owen  Ward,  August  4,  1776. 

Michael  Millar,  October  3,  1776;  re-enlisted  April  10,  1777. 
William  Rich,  September  18,  1776;  died  March  1,  1777. 
Edward  Asberry,  August  29,  1776;   died  December  15,  1776. 
John  Getty,  September  11,  1776. 
Enoch  Jenkins,  September  13,  1776;   re-enlisted  November  15, 

1776. 
Henry  Hassan,  September  10,  1776;  re-enlisted  January  7,  1777. 
John  Lewis,  September  25,  1776;  re-enlisted  April  16,  1777. 
Patrick  Harvey,  September  27,  1776. 
Thomas   Livingston,   August   25,    1776. 


876  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

A  copy  of  return  given  in  to  Major  Samuel  Nicholas  of  men 
enlisted  by  Captain  Robert  Mullan  since  August  9,  1779,  to 
January  1,  1780. 


Abram  Lewis,  sergeant. 

Jeremiah  Mahon. 

Richard  Kisby. 

Francis   Deuprey. 

Edward  Butler. 

John  Smith. 

John   Henry. 

Andrew  Elbrew. 

Samuel   Everfelt. 

John  Fife. 

John  Egan. 

Joseph  Hardunck. 

Thomas  Conner. 

James  Plowman. 

Peter  Gurney. 

Joseph  Desaign. 

James  Deacon. 

James  Bryan. 

Joseph  Craft. 

Theodora  David. 

James  Crampton,       T 

Robert  McGinnis,       j.On  Board  Coufedrysy  with  Captain  Boyce 

Charles  Stephenson, J 

Thomas  Harden. 

Nathan  Marchal. 

Thomas  Matthews. 

Thomas  Sappington. 

James  Bicholas. 

Thomas  Peckworth. 

Richard  Coats. 

John  Smith. 

John  Dougherty. 

Richard  Babbington. 

John  McCashion. 

Thomas  Sellord. 

George  McCray. 

William  Warner. 

Andrew  Anderson. 

James  Carvey. 

Thomas  Paul. 


ADDENDA.  877 


James  Murdock. 
John  Kean. 
John  Coil. 
John  Woodford. 
John  Mackearny. 
John  Miller. 
Patrick  Higgins. 
John  Radue. 
Nicholas  Ultzman. 
John   Barbro. 
Thomas  Smith. 
William  Baker. 


CAPTAIN  WILLING'S   COMPANY  OF   MARINES,     (a.) 


List  of  a  Company  of  Marines  commanded  by  Captain  James 
Willing,  of  the  United  American  States,  commencing  the  10th 
of  January,  1778,  ending  the  3d  of  June,  1779,  inclusive. 


Captain. 
James  Willing. 

First  Lieutenant. 
Robert  George. 

Second  Lieutenants. 
Richard  Harrison. 
George  Girty,  deserted. 

Carpenter. 
John  Hodgson,  died  August  30,  1778. 

Coxswain. 
Solomon  Burney,  deserted. 

Sergeants. 
Thomas  Beard,  discharged. 
John  Marney,  discharged. 
Edward  Matthews. 


878  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

Corporals. 

Nathaniel  Downs,  discharged. 

Thomas  Love,  taken  prisoner  April  12,  1778. 

Privates. 

John  Ash. 

Samuel  Fury,  died  August  3,  1778. 

John  Walker. 

Daniel  Whitaker,  died  June  3,  1778. 

Philip   Hupp. 

Henry  Hautz. 

Mark  Foley,  discharged. 

Henry  Hawk,  died  October  31,  1778. 

John  Kilpatrick,  died  September  1,  1778. 

Nathaniel  Kennison,  taken  prison  April  1,  1778. 

Richard  Murray,  dead. 

Levin  Spriggs. 

James  Taylor,  discharged. 

John  Henwood,  died  October  3,  1778. 

Lazarus  Ryan. 

William  White. 

Richard  Roddy,  deserted. 

Laurence  Keenan,  deserted. 

Jacob   Wheat. 

Solomon  Walker,   killed. 

Nicholas  Walker. 

William  Posten   (gunner),   dead. 

Bphraim  Carey  (gunner's  mate),  died  August  10,  1778. 

John  Burrows,  deserted. 

William  Johnston,  hung. 

Patrick  Doyle,  died  March  28,  1779. 

Jacob  Oadham. 

William   Dove. 

David  Wallis. 

William   Brown. 

John  Stampley,  discharged. 

Henry  Repard. 

John  O'Bryan,  deserted. 

Valentine  Bolsinger. 

Andrew  Conoro. 

Thomas  McDonald. 

John  Reily,   discharged. 

Thomas  Mitchell,  discharged. 


ADDENDA.  879 

Joseph  Anderson. 

James  McDonald,  dead. 

George  McKnight,  sick. 

Cornelius  Cornoble,  deserted. 

Henry  Sholes,  deserted. 

John  Flinman,  deserted. 

John   Seerde. 

Peter  Collins,  deserted. 

John  Roberts. 

John  Mann,  died  August  19,  1779. 

Supret  Gion,  deserted. 

John  Bush. 

Gideon  Thomas,  died  May  17,  1779. 

Nicholas  Smith,  died  March  23,  1779. 

Charles  Suffroy,  deserted. 

Adam  Lainhart,  deserted. 

John  Ceaser. 

I  do  hereby  Certify,  that  I  received  the  above  named  Men 
and  Officers  from  Captain  James  Willing,  with  orders  to  pro- 
ceed to  the  Illinois  and  Fort  Pitt;  which  men  are  disposed  off 
(death  and  desertions  excepted)  as  specified  above,  that  is  to 
say,  such  as  end  on  the  3d  June,  1779,  having  joined  the  ser- 
vice of  the  State  of  Virginia  in  the  Illinois  Department  under 
my  command,  and  for  whom  I  am  accountable.  Signed  in  pre- 
scense  of  Brigadier  General  Clark  at  Fort  Nelson,  this  Six- 
teenth day  of  May  one  thousand  Seven  hundred  and  Eighty- 
two. 

ROBERT  GEORGE,  Lieutenant. 

GEORGE  CLARK,  B.  G. 


Return  of  the  killed  and  wounded  of  that  part  of  the  Pennsyl- 
vania troop  engaged  at  the  Block  House,  at  Bull's  Ferry,  on 
the  21st  of  July,  1780.     (a.) 

Proctor's  artillery — Wounded,  1  corporal,  1  Bombardier,  2 
gunners,  8  Matrosses. 

Detached  party  of  the  1st  Regiment — Killed,  two  Sergeants 
and  eight  Rank  and  File;  wounded,  Lieut.  Hammond,  Lieut. 
Crawford,  2  Sergeants,  and  24  Rank  and  File. 

Second  Regiment — Killed,  1  Sergeant  and  4  Rank  and  File; 
wounded,  Lieut.  De  Hart  and  3  Rank  and  File, 


880  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

Detached   party  of  the   Tenth   Regt.— Wounded,    1  Sergeant 
and  4  Rank  and  File. 

Artillery — Total   wounded,    12 

Infantry— Total  killed,   15 

"  Total  wounded,   37 

64 

JOS.   HARMAR, 

Lt.  Col. 


PENNSYLVANIANS  PRISONERS  OF  WAR— 1778.     (a.) 

List  of  officers  belonging  to  Continental  Army,  Flying  Camp  or 
Militia  of  the  State  of  Pennsylvania,  who  were  prisoners,  and 
not  exchanged  before  the  Uth  of  August,  1778,  together  with 
those  taken  since. 


Brigadier  Generals. 
William  Thompson,  Continental. 
James  Irvine,  Militia. 

Colonels. 
Lambert  Cadwalader,   Militia. 
Michael  Swope,  Flying  Camp. 
Peter  Kichlein,  Flying  Camp. 
Nicholas  Lutz,  Flying  Camp. 

Majors. 
Andrew  Galbraith,  Flying  Camp. 
Solomon  Bush,  dep.  ad.  general;   Militia. 
Aquila  Guiles,  A.  D.  C.  to  General  Sinclair;  Continental. 
George  Wright,  Militia. 
Francis   Murray,   Continental. 

Major  of  Brigade. 
John  Harper,  Second  Pennsylvania  brigade. 

Captains. 
William  McKissick,  Flying  Camp. 
Jacob  Dritt,  Flying  Camp. 
Conrad  Snyder,  Flying  Camp. 


ADDENDA.  881 


William   Scott,   Flying  Camp. 

William    McFarland,    Flying   Camp. 

John  Jameson,  Flying  Camp. 

John  Mcllhatton,  Flying  Camp. 

Thomas  Campbell,  Flying  Camp. 

James  Hamilton,  Continental. 

Joseph  Potts,  Continental. 

Roger  Strayner,   (taken  at  home),  Continental. 

William  Newman,  Militia. 

Robert  Semple,  Continental. 

Edward  Heston,  Militia. 

James  Fisher,  Militia. 

Jacob   Weaver,   Continental. 

Isaac  Lilly,  Continental. 


Lieutenants. 

John  Richardson,  Continental. 
Matthew   Knox,   Continenta'l. 
John  Lawrence,  Continental. 
Robert  Wilkie,  Continental. 
Daniel  Broadhead,  Jr.,  Continental. 
John  Morgan,  Continental. 
John  Priestley,  Continental. 
Charles  Phile,  Continental. 
John  Helm,  Continental. 
William  Tilton,  Continental. 

Mathias  Weidman,  Atlee's  regiment,  Pennsylvania. 
Robert  Caldwell,  Atlee's  regiment,  Pennsylvania. 
Bernard  Ward,  Atlee's  regiment,  Pennsylvania. 
John  Duiged,  Continental. 
Joseph  Martin,  Flying  Camp. 
John  Holliday,   Flying  Camp. 
Zachariah    Shugarts,    Flying    Camp. 
Robert  Patton,  Flying  Camp. 
Samuel  Lindsey,  Flying  Camp. 
Henry  Beal  (William  Bell),  Flying  Camp. 
Hezekiah  Davis,  Flying  Camp. 
Joseph  Morrison,  Flying  Camp. 
Gabriel  Blakeny,  Fyling  Camp. 
John  Irwin,  Flying  Camp. 
Robert  Brown,  Flying  Camp. 
William  Crawford,  Continental. 
Thomas   Jenny,   Continental. 
56— Vol.  II— 6th  Ser. 


882  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

John  Finley,  5th  Continental. 

William  Stanley,  Continental. 

John  Rudolph,  Continental. 

Andrew  Dover,  Continental. 

Godfrey  Myers,  Flying  Camp. 

Andrew  Robinson,  Flying  Camp. 

Thomas  Wynn,  Flying  Camp. 

John  Craig,  Flying  Camp. 

John  Crawford,  Flying  Camp. 

William  Young,  Flying  Camp. 

Matthew  Bennett,  Flying  Camp. 

Ephraim  Hunter,  Flying  Camp. 

James  McFarlan,  Flying  Camp. 

Isaac  Shimer,  Flying  Camp. 

Jacob  Mumma,  Flying  Camp. 

Abner  Everets,  Flying  Camp. 

Samuel  McElhatton,  Flying  Camp. 

Charles  Trimball,  Flying  Camp. 

William  Ferguson,  Flying  Camp. 

Ebenezer  Carson,  Continental. 

Robert  Rankin  (R.  at  his  house,  Chester  county).  Militia. 

Thomas  Armstrong,  Militia. 

John  Cunningham,  Militia. 

Jacob  Bright  (at  his  house,  Philadelphia)  Militia. 

Jonathan  Brewer,  (R.  Proctor's  Artillery). 

Charles  Croxall  (Hartley's  regiment). 

Francis  Price,  Militia. 

George  Blewer,  Continental. 

Charles    Clarke,   Militia. 

Peter  Conrad,  Militia. 

Benjamin  Walton  (at  his  house,  Bucks  county).  Militia. 

John  Blake  (R.    At  his  house,  Bucks  county),  Militia. 

John  Ogburn  (R.    At  his  house,  Bucks  mounty),  Militia. 

Thomas  Millard  (R.     At  his  house,  Bucks  county).  Militia. 

Henry  Murfits  (at  his  house,  Bucks  county).  Militia. 

William  Preston,  Militia. 

James  Jones,  Militia. 

John  Stotesbury,  Continental. 

William  Martin,  Artillery, 

James  Smith,  Artillery. 

Asher  Carter,  Militia. 

John  Kerr,  Militia. 

James   Glentworth,  Continental. 

Samuel  Bryson,  Continental. 


ADDENDA.  883 

Ensigns. 


Peter  Paul,  Flying  Camp. 
Ezekiel  Hopkins,  Flying  Camp. 
John  Vaiighan,  Flying  Camp. 
William  Richie,  Flying  Camp. 
John  Carter,  Flying  Camp. 
John  Thompson,  Militia. 
William  Dempsey   (R.),  Militia. 
Joseph  Cox,  Continental. 
Andrew  McMinn,  Militia. 
John  Green,  Militia. 
Jacob  Summers,  Militia. 


Adjutants. 

John  Johnson,  Flying  Camp. 
Daniel  Kennedy,  Continental. 

Quartermasters. 

Ephraim  Douglas,  Continental. 

John  Ray,  Sixth  regiment;  Continental. 


Officers  who  absented  themselves  from  Long  Island  and  Camp, 
contrary  to  their  paroles,     (a.) 


Captains. 

Jacob  Groul,  Haller's  regiment. 
Peter  Decker,  McGraw's  regiment. 

Bundis,  Baxter's  regiment. 

Culbertson,  Montgomery's  regiment. 

Benjamin  Wallace,  Montgomery's  regiment. 

McClure,  Montgomery's  regiment. 

John  McDonald,  Swoope's  regiment. 

Davis,  Rawlins'  regiment. 

*Henry  Hamburg,  Clutz's  regiment. 

Lieutenants. 

Shoemaker,  Baxter's  regiment. 

Daniel  Jameson,  Baxter's  regiment. 


884  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

Robert  Vanhorn,  Baxter's  regiment. 
Jacob  Drake,  Baxter's  regiment. 

Welsh,  Swoope's  regiment. 

* Davis,  Swoope's  regiment. 

* Clayton,  Swoope's  regiment. 

* McClellan,  Montgomery's  regiment. 

White,   Montgomery's  regiment. 

Wayne,  Montgomery's  regiment. 

Smith,  Montgomery's  regiment. 

Anderson,  Montgomery's  regiment. 

* Darlington,  Watts'  regiment. 

* King,  McCalister's  regiment. 

Pile,  Rawlins'  regiment. 

Baker,  Moore's  regiment. 

Thomas,  Montgomery's  regiment. 

Shannon,  McCalister's  regiment. 


Ensigns. 

*Thomas  Reed,  McCalister's  regiment. 
*Jacob  Myers,  Swoope's  regiment. 
*Peter  Hackenberg,  Baxter's  regiment. 

—  MulhoUin,  Baxter's  regiment. 

Mclntire,  Cadwalader's  regiment. 

♦Samuel  Rutherford,   Clutz's   regiment. 

Those    marked    thus    *    returned    to    captivity    agreeable    to 
orders. 


PENNSYLVANIA    PRISONERS   OF   WAR— 1782.     (a.) 


List  of  Prisoners  at  New  York  belonging  to  the  State  of  Penn- 
sylvania, November  19,  1782. 


David  Florence.  Henry  Williams. 

James  Wood.  Joseph  Bishop. 

William   Morse.  Lar's  Holden. 

George  Feinuer.  John   Stanly. 

William  Pitts.  Robert  Richards. 

William  Braden.  John  Marshall. 

Joseph  Steward.  John  Minly. 


ADDENDA. 


8S5 


Henry  Horn. 
Anthony  Hannah. 
Walter  Motley. 
George  Jones. 
Elija  Ci-osby. 
Adam  Hoober. 
James  Crow. 
John  Jones. 
James  Nyland. 
John  Evington. 
David  Budd. 
Henry  Davis. 
James  Fryar. 
John  Everhurst. 
Archibald  Wilson. 
William  Steward. 
Stephen  Grimes. 
James  Maroney. 
Richard  Marshell. 
Joshua  Wheeler. 
John  O'hara. 
En'h  Narsh. 
William  Brooks. 
Chasp'r  Shean. 
John  Bowman. 
Stephen  Perkins. 
Peter  Gardner. 
Daniel  Guy. 
Mathew  Gravell. 
Joseph    Martin. 
Charles  Heany. 
'^jaw's  Swyth. 
fa    nhen   Briddle. 
Peter  Kelly. 
Thomas  Dundas. 
Thomas  Green. 
Jacob  Cooper. 
Thomas  Lattemore. 
James  Ireland. 
George  Warner. 
Paul   Ripley. 
Edward  Magray. 
George  Kines. 
Charles  McAuIy. 


Matthew  Furgoe. 
William  Townsend. 
Anthony  Curdoa. 
Peter  Stanly. 
John  Thomas. 
Archibald  Harvey. 
Richard  Jordan. 
Zachariah  Goforth. 
Elija  Powell. 
Lar's  Holden. 
Peirs'n  Crims. 
John  Taylor. 
Samuel  Playlief. 
Thomas  Cushin. 
John  Henry. 
Francis  Driskell. 
Cal.  Brown. 
William  Patties. 
Jacob   Luprien. 
Peter  Dikes. 
William  White. 
Richard  Mason. 
Charles  Plake. 
George  Stanfield. 
James  Rice. 
Benjamin  Cumings. 
Daniel  Twigg. 
Hugh  Moary. 
Peter  Stoutt. 
Seth  Williams. 
Richard  Stienwicks. 
Joseph  Burns. 
John  Anglin. 
Daniel  Murphy. 
Nem'a  Green. 
John  Leech. 
John  Martin. 
Christopher  Lessley. 
William  Hardy. 
Joshua  Barnes. 
Joseph  Pester. 
James  Magowen. 
Richard  Simpson. 
Peter  Lansey. 


886 


ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 


Cal.  Spooner, 
Thomas   Hines. 
George  Sparks. 
David  Steelman. 
Richard  Allea. 
Thomas  Bryde. 
Pig'l  Reeves. 
John.  Whitehead. 
Thomas  Higgins. 
Man'n  Alderson. 
Law's  Reece. 
John  Magowen. 
Joshua  Lindsy. 
Robert  Willson, 
John  Weeks. 
Jerm'a  Levering. 
John  Survitt. 
William  Veers. 
Moses  Day. 
Asa  Gilbert. 
John  Olman. 
Jerm'a  Feeling. 
James  Tow^nsand. 
Alexander  Massey. 
Robert  Thompson. 
Bartholomew  Moon. 


William  Johnston. 
William  Hanigan. 
James  Bonwick. 
Daniel   McKay. 
John  Hanison. 
Joseph  Redin. 
Gideon  Hord. 
Alexander  Howsett. 
Charles   Zant. 
Henry  Bodiman. 
John  Murray. 
Joseph  Ferguson. 
William   Hanlon. 
George  Park. 
George  Repott. 
George  Price. 
Thomas   Night. 
Joseph  Martin. 
George  Grover. 
Daniel  Ward. 
John   Hamill. 
John  Bruce. 
William  Johnston. 
John  Dinnison. 
William  James. 


PRISONERS  WHO  VIOLATED  PAROLE,     (a.) 


List   of   American  officers   prisoners   who  have  violated   their 
paroles,  belonging  to  the  State  of  Pennsylvania. 


Colonel. 


John  Hannum,  Chester. 


Captains. 


Benjamin  Wallace,  Chester. 
James  McClure,  Chester. 
Samuel  Culbertson,  Chester. 


ADDENDA.  887 


Henry  Hambright,   Northumberland. 

Henry  Shoemaker. 

Henry  Lewis,  York. 

Henry  Clayton,  York. 

Hugh  King,  York. 

Warren  Wayne,  Chester. 

Thomas  White,  Chester. 

William  Anderson,  Chester. 

Samuel  McClelland,  Chester. 

Robert  Darlington,  Chester. 

Jacob   Drake,   Bucks. 

Robert  VanHorne,   Bucks. 

Daniel  Jameson,   Bucks. 

Samuel  Rutherford,  Lancaster. 

Lieutenants. 
Hugh  Baker,  Bucks. 
Arnold  Grace. 
Christian  Swart. 
John  Hewston,  Philadelphia. 
William  Calhoon. 
Henry  Jeans,   Northampton. 

Ensigns. 

Jacob  Myars,  York. 
Thomas   Reed,   York. 
John  Mulhallen,  Bucks. 

Quartermaster. 
J   hn   Rea. 


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S90  ASSOCIATORS  AND  MILITIA. 

December  25,  1776. 

(a.)  An  account  of  money  paid  for  salt  to  my  company,  Fif- 
teen bushels,  to  the  undernamed  persons  at  7s.  6d.  bushel  and 
the  carriage  Is.  6d.  from  Philadelphia  to  Allen  township. 

Colonel  Sigfried,  to  Vz  bushel. 
Adjutant  Bold,  to  Vz  bushel. 
Lieutenant  Caruthers,  to  i^  bushel. 
Ensign  Horner,  to  V^  bushel. 
James  Doak,  to  V2  bushel. 
Moses  Cangleton,  to  V2  bushel. 
William  Kairns,  to  1/2  bushel. 
William  Hart,  to  Vz  bushel. 
John  Clyd,  to  V2  bushel. 
Robert  Lattimore,  to  V2  bushel. 
George  Gray,  to  V2  bushel. 
Thomas  Herron,  to  V2  bushel. 
James  Lattimore,  V2  bushel. 
John  Walker,  to  i/^  bushel. 
William  Maffit,  to  1/2  bushel. 
Benjamin  Stuart,  to  Vz  bushel. 
Joseph  Likens,  to  i/^  bushel. 
Moses  Campbell,  to  i/^  bushel. 
Daniel  McMuUin,  to  14  bushel. 
Michael  Milloy,  to  V2  bushel. 
Robert  Doak,  to  14  bushel. 
Patrick  Ryan,  to  l^  bushel  salt. 
John  Overshimer,  to  %  bushel. 
John  McFadden,  to  Vz  bushel. 
William  McConnel,  to  i/^  bushel. 
John  Horner,  to  1^  bushel. 
Alexander  Beard,  to  Vz  bushel. 
John  Humes,  to  Vz  bushel. 
Alexander  Vauhan,  to  V^  bushel. 


Memorandum  of  the  Time  that  a  Part  of  Colonel  Tresspauh 
Battalion  of  Militia  under  Command  of  Lieutenant  Colonel 
Siegfried  entered  the  service.  Lieutenant  Colonel  &  all  that 
Division  of  Said  Battalion  entered  the  service  the  14th  day  of 
December,  1776.  Such  persons  only  excepted  as  is  aftermen- 
tioned. 

John  Humes,  the  31st  of  December,  1776. 


ADDENDA.  891 

Alexander  Beard,  the  6th  day  of  January,  1777. 
William  Morrison,  the  16th  day  of  January,  1777. 

Time  of  entry  of  Lieutenant  Robert  Hays'  company  was  Jan- 
uary 6,  1776. 


(c.)  Newton,  February  27th  1781. 
Gentleman:  Inclosd  you  will  Receive  the  Enlistments  of 
Joseph  Hall,  William  Butler  and  William  Taulley  who  I  have 
Delivered  In  the  Care  of  Capt.  Proctor  of  the  Rigt  of  Artilerj 
and  the  Enlistments  of  Peter  Freets,  James  Duffy  and  Thomas 
Hardy  who  I  Deliverd  to  Capt.  Stotsbery  of  the  Sixth  Penn- 
sylvania Regament  and  one  Enlistment  of  William  Day  who  I 
have  Reason  to  believe  has  Deserted  and  I  have  advertised 
him  agreable  to  my  orders.  I  hope  if  any  article  is  wrong  In 
those  Returns  that  I  shall  Endeavor  to  amend. 
From  your  Humble  Sert. 

JOSHUA  ANDERSON,  B.  C. 

To  the  honourable  the  Executive   Council  of  the  Common*- 
wealth  of  Pennsylvania. 


ACC^  'TNT  OF  RIFLES  LOST  AT  FORT  WASHINGTON  BE- 
LONGING TO  CAPT.  THOS.   CRAIGS  COMPANY,      (c.) 


Capt. 
Thomas    Craig. 

Ensn. 
Wm.  Richey. 

Jacob  Swartshaup.  George   Omerig. 

Valentine  Shiflar.  Michael  Hafman. 

Michael  Fox.  Jacob   Souder. 

George  Wert,  Philip  Anspach. 

Michael  Selzer.  Henry  Rob. 

George  Rodner.  Samuel  Read. 

Peter  Spong.  Wm.  Otsberger. 

John  Raber.  Conrod  Hoister. 


892 


AS30CIAT0RS  AND  MILITIA. 


Harmonious  Shruff. 
Thos.  Miller. 
(Jodfry  Salzer. 
Nicholas  Smith. 
Adam  Snow. 
Henry  Cable. 
Conrad  Wensel. 
John  Long. 
Micheal  Coderman. 


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Jacob  Soiider. 
Gohn  Stoop. 
Jacob  Wyant. 
John  Cline. 
Cristian  Omerick. 
Balsor  Honts. 
George  Fisher. 
Adam  Mathias. 
George  Nogle. 


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