NH Sons of the American Revolution

This lists the Patriots of our members who joined the SAR in New Hampshire

Last	First	Display Name	Title/Rank/Suffix	Patriot’s Unit or Service
Aaldrich	Jesse	Jesse Aaldrich		Lt John Frank’s Company; Colonel David Leonard’s Regt of Militia Marched to Fort Ticonderoga Enlisted 26 Apr 177?; discharged 10 Apr 1777
Abbott	Abiel	Abiel Abbott	Public Service/Major/Captain	Major also Captain, Regimental Muster Master And Paymaster, Colonel Moses Nichols
Abbott	Amos	Amos Abbott Jr.	Corporal	Captains Abbott, Emery, Sias, Webster, Colonels Stark, Gilman, Gerrish, Nichols
Abbott	Elias	Elias Abbott	Private	Captains Osgood Kimball Silas, Colonels Bedel Stickney Dane
Abbott	Ezra	Ezra Abbott	Private	Captains Kimball, Osgood & Webster Colonels Stickney & Beedle & General Stark
Abbott	John	John Abbott
Abbott	Joseph	Joseph Abbott
Abbott	Joshua	Joshua Abbott
Abbott	William	William James Abbott		1775/1776, he served as a Private in the company of Captain James Osgood, commanded by Colonel Timothy Bedel 1777, he served as a Sergeant in the company of Captain Joshua Howard, commanded by Jonathan Chase 1778, he served as a Private in the company of Captain Timothy Barron, commanded by Colonel Timothy Bedel 1780, responded to the alarm at Royalton, VT, service of ten days
Abbott, Jr.	Isaac	Isaac Abbott, Jr.	Private	Private in Capt Benton’s Company, Colonel Putnam’s Regiment; Captain Daniel Shay’s Company, Colonel Shepards’ Regiment; Corporal in Lt Stephen Farington’s Company (MA) Faringtons Co (MA).
Ackerman	Peter	Peter Ackerman
Ackerson	Peter	Peter Ackerson
Ackley	Benajah	Benajah Ackley	Private	Private in Captain Sevey’s Company, Colonel Foster’s Regiment MA militia, Lincoln County, ME
Adams	Aaron	Aaron Adams	Captain	Captain of NH militia company in Colonel Thomas Stickney’s Regiment; Civil Service
Adams	Benjamin	Benjamin Adams
Adams	John	John Adams
Adams	Joseph	Joseph Adams
Adams	Roswell	Roswell Adams
Adams	Samuel	Samuel Adams
Adams	Soloman	Soloman Adams
Adams	Solomon	Solomon Adams
Adams	William	William Adams
Aiken	James	James Aiken	Capt.
Aiken	John	John Aiken
Aiken	Phineas	Phineas Aiken
Aiken	Thomas	Thomas Aiken
Ainsworth	Edward	Edward Ainsworth
Akerman	John	John Akerman
Alden	James	James Alden
Alden	Prince	Prince Alden
Aldrich	Amasa	Amasa Aldrich
Alexander	Giles	Giles Alexander	Private	Private, Woburn MA Militia, Capt. Joshua Walker’s Co, Col. David Greene’s 2nd Middlesex County Regiment
Alexander	Jabez	Jabez Alexander
Allan	John	John Allan
Allen	Benjamin	Benjamin Allen	Private	Private in Capt. Abel Walker’s Co., Col. Hobart’s Regt., General John Stark’s Brigade in the Northern Continental Army at Saratoga and was discharged from service September 20, 1777
Allen	Isaac	Isaac Allen	Soldier / Sailor	Soldier and sailor, MA 28th Reg of Foot, Colonel Sargent, Capt Hart’s Co. and Capt Wiley’s Co March 1777 joined The Transport Schooner Endeavor, serving 8 months under Capt Story 1775 – Major Artemas Ward
Allen	Samuel	Samuel Allen
Alter	Jacob	Jacob Alter	Private	2nd PA Regiment of Continental Line
Alvord	Gad	Gad Alvord	Private	Private in Captain Enoch Chapin’s Company, Colonel Elisha Porter’s Regiment, MA
Ames	Stephen	Stephen Ames
Anderson	Edward	Edward Anderson
Anderson	George	George Anderson	Private	Private in VA Militia for 6 months, 1781 under Colonel George Moffett, VA Militia. Wounded in neck during Battle of Guilford Court House
Anderson	Jacob	Jacob Anderson	Lieutenant	NJ Private, Lieutenant, and Cmsry. NJ and NC
Andrews	Charles	Charles Andrews	Private	Private in Montgomery Co. miitia, MD
Andrews	Isaac	Isaac Andrews
Andrews	John	John Andrews
Annis	Samuel	Samuel Annis	Private	Capt. John Parker’s Co., Col. Samuel Richard’s Regt.
Antes	John Henry	John Henry Antes	Lieutenant Colonel	PA Lieutenant Colonel of Northumberland County militia; patriotic service
Apgar, Sr.	Conrad	Conrad Apgar, Sr.	Private	Pvt.Capt. Jacob Carhart’s Co.; Col Joseph Beaver’s 2nd Reg. Hunterdon County; NJ Militia – Summer 1776
Arnold	Daniel	Daniel Arnold	1st Lieutenant	Capt. John Hall, Jr.’s Co., Col. Benjamin Lincoln’s Regt.
Ash	Michael	Michael Ash	Private	Private in Captain Paul Fleck’s Northhampton County militia; signed Oath of Allegiance 1778
Ashley	Samuel	Samuel Ashley	Colonel / Civil Service / Patriotic Service	Brigade Major on General John Stark’s staff Committee of Safety Chief Justice Court of Common
Aspinwall	Thomas	Thomas Aspinwall	Lt. Col.
Athey	Henry	Henry Athey	Private	Private, Capt. Wheeler’s Co., 11th Battalion, Prince Georges County (MD) militia
Atwood	John	John Atwood	1st Lieutenant	Capt. David Brewer’s Co., 5th Middlesex Regt.,
Atwood	Jonathan	Jonathan Atwood	Captain / Patriotic Service	Commander of the Minute Men of Weare, NH. Lexington Alarm, provided a substitute in 3rd NH Regiment Member of Committee of Safety Signed Association Test
Atwood	Joshua	Joshua Atwood
Austin	George	George Austin
Ayers	Ebenezer	Ebenezer Ayers
Aylesworth	Abel	Abel Aylesworth	Ensign	Capt Matthew Lyon’s Company of Alarm, 1780 Capt Jacob Hinds; Colonel Ira Allen, Oct 1781 Capt Jacob Hinds, Alarm to the Westward, Dec 1781
Bachtel	John Jacob	John Jacob Bachtel
Bacon	Oliver	Oliver Bacon
Bacon	Thompson	Thompson Bacon
Badger	Joshua	Joshua Badger	Corporal	Corporal, New York line, Capt David Lvon’s Company, First New York Regiment under Col Alexander MacDougall.
Badger	Obadiah	Obadiah Badger
Bailey	Cyrus	Cyrus Bailey
Bailey	Ebenezer	Ebenezer Bailey
Bailey	Gamaliel	Gamaliel Bailey
Bailey	Job	Job Bailey
Bailey	Joel	Joel Bailey
Bailey	John	John Bailey
Bailey	Timothy	Timothy Bailey
Baker	Joseph	Joseph Baker
Baker	Matthes	Matthes Baker		Provided material aid for the Revolutionary War. Purchased arms and accoutrements for delivery to the Militia of New Jersey in 1776.
Baker	Moses	Moses Baker
Baker	Samuel	Samuel Baker	Private	Pvt, Capt. Peter Van Rensselaer, Col. Marinus Willet, NY
Baker	Sheubel	Sheubel Baker
Balch	Robert	Robert Balch
Balcom	Micah	Micah Balcom
Ball	Eleazer	Eleazer Ball	Private	Private NH – Capt. Daniel Emerson’s Comp., Col. Nichols Regiment at Fort Ticonderoga
Ball	Elijah	Elijah Ball
Ball	Silas	Silas Ball
Ball	Reuben	Reuben Ball
Ballard	Nathan	Nathan Ballard
Ballard	William	William Ballard	Corporal / Patriotic Service	1779-1780 – Corporal in the companies of Captains Ambrose Madison, May Burton, and James Burton, commanded by Colonel Francis Taylor Not long after starting his service as a Corporal, he was reduced to Private 1786, he paid a Supply Tax to aid the war effort
Bancroft	Jonathan	Jonathan Bancroft
Barber	Robert	Robert Barber
Barker	Daniel	Daniel Barker
Barnard	Dan	Dan Barnard	Private	Private, Lexington Alarm, Capt Elias Buell’s Company from the town of Coventry, CT
Barnard	Edmund	Edmund Barnard	Private	Pnvate with John Currier’s Co., Col. lsaac Memll’s Regt.whlch marched on alarm April 19,1775 service 7 days. Capt. Currier’s Co., Col. James Frye’s Regt.; return for equipments dated Cambridge, June 19, 1775; receipt for advance pay dated Cambridge, July 1, 1775; order for bounty coat or its equivalent money, dated Cambridge, November 16, 1775; Capt. Eliphalet Bodwell’s Co., Col. Edward Wigglesworth’s Regt.; pay abstract for mileage from Albany home, dated December 1776.
Barnes	Samuel	Samuel Barnes
Barnett	James	James Barnett	Private	Private in Captain Francis Taylor’s Company VA militia
Barrett	Frederick	Frederick Barrett	(Jr.)
Barrett	Jonas	Jonas Barrett	Lieutenant	1st Lieutenant of Samuel Stone’s Co., Col. William Prescott’s Regt.
Barrett	Joseph	Joseph Barrett	(Jr.)
Barrett	Stephen	Stephen Barrett
Barrows	Moses	Moses Barrows	(Sr.)
Bartlett	Abiel	Abiel Bartlett
Bartlett	John	John Bartlett	Dr.
Bartlett	Thomas	Thomas Bartlett
Barton	Bezabeel	Bezabeel Barton	Private	Captain Abel Wilder, Col Doolittle Wounded at battle of Bunker Hill and died from wounds
Barton	Bezaleal	Bezaleal Barton	Private	MA Line
Batchelder	David	David Batchelder
Batchelder	John	John Batchelder
Batchelder	Nathan	Nathan Batchelder	Corporal	Corporal in Captain Moore’s Company, Colonel John Stark’s 1st NH Regiment at Battle of Bunker Hill
Batchelder	Nathaniel	Nathaniel Batchelder
Batchelder	Nehemiah	Nehemiah Batchelder
Batchelder	Samuel	Samuel Batchelder	Private / Patriotic Service	Signed Association Test, 1776 Cpt Benjamin Phillips, Colonel Timothy Robinson Hampshire Compay
Batterson	John	John Batterson	Private	Capt. Daniel Lacy’s Coast Guard of Fairfield
Battles	Jonathan	Jonathan Battles
Baxter	Petit	Petit Baxter	Private	Private, Fourth Regiment, WESTCHESTER CO MILITIA
Bayley	Jacob	Jacob Bayley
Beach	Elisha	Elisha Beach	Ensign	Ensign – Captain Tarbox’s 17th Company, 12th Regiment of Connecticut Militia
Beals	Jonathan	Jonathan Beals
Beaman	Joseph	Joseph Beaman
Bean	David	David Bean	Patriotic Service
Bean	Jeremiah	Jeremiah Bean	Patriotic Service	Signed Association Test, Kingston, NH
Beard	William	William Beard
Beckwith	Thomas	Thomas Beckwith		Served the American cause at sea. In addition, he compiled an outstanding record of service with the military forces.
Bedell	Timothy	Timothy Bedell
Beede (Beedy)	Phineas	Phineas Beede (Beedy)	Soldier	CAPTs ISAAC SHERMAN, DANIEL GORDON, ABRAHAM CHILDS, CALEB ROBINSON, COLs SAMUEL GERRISH, LOAMM BALDWIN, JAMES WESSON, THOMAS BARTLET, JONATHAN COGSWELL
Belew	Zachariah	Zachariah Belew		South Carolina, Listed on Col. Thomas Brandon’s Regiment
Bell	Thomas	Thomas Bell
Bell	Walter	Walter Bell	Private	CT: Captain ROBERT COCHRAN; Colonel SAMUEL ELMORE MA: Captain HUGH MCCLELLAN; Colonel DAVID WELLS
Bellows	Joseph	Joseph Bellows	Col.
Bellows	Peter	Peter Bellows	Private	Private, Capt. Abel Walker’s Co., Col. Benjamin Bellows Regt.
Bemis	Henry	Henry Bemis	Private / Patriotic Service	Capt Jeremiah Stiles; Col John Stark’s Reg’t, NH Militia, 21 Apr – Oct 1775, stat at Cambridge, Bttle of Bunker Hill Col Paul Dudley Sargent’s Reg’t, MA Line, at Winter Hill, Oct 1775 – 01 Jan 1776, and Bunker Hill Signed Association Test at Packersfield, NH 1776 Capt Joseph Parker; Col Isaac Wyman’s Reg’t, NH Militia, joined Nrthrn Army at Ticonderoga 18 Jul 1776, pay £10.2.0 Capt James Lewis; Col Enoch Hale’s Reg’t, NH Militia, 08 – 28 Aug 1778, joined Cont’l Army on RI, svc 23 days
Bemis	James	James Bemis		Capt. Weston’s Co., Col. Brook’s Regt.
Bennett	Eleazer	Eleazer Bennett
Bennett	Jacob	Jacob Bennett
Bentley	Ezekiel	Ezekiel Bentley	Private	Private – CPT Pierce, Colonel Lippitt’s Regiment defending Newport, RI
Bentley	James	James Bentley
Benton	Samuel	Samuel Benton	Soldier	5th Company; 2nd Connecticut Regt
Beon (Brown)	Richard	Richard Beon (Brown)
Betton	James	James Betton	Patriotic Service
Bickford	Thomas	Thomas Bickford	Private	Private in Capt. William Stillson’s Co., Col. Wiman’s Regt. in 1776
Bieber	Dewalt	Dewalt Bieber	Patriotic Service	Patriotic Service, paid taxes in Berks County, PA 1781
Bigelow	Daniel	Daniel Bigelow
Bill	Ebenezer	Ebenezer Bill
Bingham	Elijah	Elijah Bingham
Birdseye	Ezra	Ezra Birdseye		CT July 1779 Light Dragoons in Majr. Starr’s Regt. marched to New Haven, Col. Whiting march to Fairfield, Genl. Wolcott to Norwalk,; 1780 Light Horse Majr. Starr, Capt. Nichols Co.
Birdseye	Nathan	Nathan Birdseye	Reverend	Advisor and Moderator of Committees. Purchase and procuring clothing for the Continental Army. Committee of Observation; Council of Safety, Stratford, CT
Bisbee	Charles	Charles Bisbee	Private	Private in Captain Freedom Chamberlain’s company, General John Thomas’s regiment; order for bounty coat or its equivalent in money dated Camp at Roxbury, 9 November 1775
Bixby	Asa	Asa Bixby
Bixby	Thomas	Thomas Bixby
Blaisdell	Jonathan	Jonathan Blaisdell
Blake	Eleazer	Eleazer Blake		.
Blake	Hezehiah	Hezehiah Blake	Private	NH Private, Capt. Moses McFarland’s Co., Col. John Nixon’s Regt. Signed the Association Test at Danville, NH on June 7, 1776. Private, Capt. Robert Collins’ Co. of Volunteers at Saratoga, September 1777.
Blake	Hezekias	Hezekias Blake
Blake	John	John Blake
Blanchard	Augustus	Augustus Blanchard	Captain	Captain of a company that went to Winter Hill from Merrimack, NH
Blanchard	David	David Blanchard
Blanchard	Joseph	Joseph Blanchard	Private	Private New Hampshire. Capt Nathaniel Head in Col. Raynolds Regt of New Hampshire Militia. Capt. Abbot Company in Col. Stark’s Regt for Fort George Nov 22, 1776
Blanchard	Jotham	Jotham Blanchard
Blasdell	Isaac	Isaac Blasdell
Blaylock	Jonathan	Jonathan Blaylock
Bliss	Samuel	Samuel Bliss
Blood	Edmund	Edmund Blood
Bloom	Benjamin	Benjamin Bloom	Private	Col. Abraham Brinkerhoff’s 2nd Dutchess County Regt.
Bly	John	John Bly
Board	David	David Board	Private Soldier	NJ
Boardman	Benjamin	Benjamin Boardman	Pvt/Corp/Sgt
Bohsnon	Andrew	Andrew Bohsnon
Bomar	John	John Bomar		Provided beef and material aid.
Boone	Daviel	Daviel Boone		VA patriotic service; Lt. Colonel Fayette Co. troops; member, General Assembly 1781; Sheriff, 1782
Booth	Epaphras	Epaphras Booth
Booth	Joseph	Joseph Booth
Bowen	Eleazer	Eleazer Bowen
Bowker	Gideon	Gideon Bowker
Bowman	Jonas	Jonas Bowman
Boyer	Charles B.	Charles B. Boyer
Boynton	Elias	Elias Boynton
Boynton	Jonathan	Jonathan Boynton
Bradley	Stephen Row	Stephen Row Bradley
Bradley	Stephen Rowe	Stephen Rowe Bradley	Colonel	CT/VT militia, member of committee 1779; VT militia, 1st Regiment under command of General Fletcher
Bradner, Sr.	Colvill	Colvill Bradner, Sr.	Private	Private in Colonel John Hathorn’s 4th Regiment Orange County NY militia
Bragdon	Thomas	Thomas Bragdon
Brainard	Abner	Abner Brainard
Branch	William	William Branch
Brewer	David	David Brewer
Brewer	James	James Brewer
Brier (Bryer)	John	John Brier (Bryer)
Briggs	Abner	Abner Briggs
Briggs	Edward	Edward Briggs
Brigham	Daniel	Daniel Brigham
Brigham	Levi	Levi Brigham
Brinegar	Adam	Adam Brinegar
Britton	William	William Britton
Brock	Walter	Walter Brock	Civil Service	Town Clerk of Barnett, VT; and provided sundries for soldiers
Bronson	Michael	Michael Bronson
Bronson	Ozias	Ozias Bronson	Ensign	Ensign in Captain Barn’s Company CT militia
Brooke	Basil	Basil Brooke		Member of Maryland Militia
Brooks	Simon	Simon Brooks
Brooks	Stephen	Stephen Brooks
Brown	Amos	Amos Brown
Brown	Benjamin	Benjamin Brown	Sgt./Ensign	Capt. Orsor’s Co., 1st Westchester Cty NY Militia
Brown	Caleb	Caleb Brown	Private	Private in Captain Joseph Dearborn’s Co., Colonel Moses Nichol’s NH Regt
Brown	James	James Brown	Private	NH Private, Capt. John Parker’s Co., Col. Timothy Bedel’s ; Sgt. James Blakes’s Regt of NH Rangers; Commissary of Fort at Stratford, NH; Selectman in Stratford, NH
Brown	Jeremiah	Jeremiah Brown	Private	Private in NH militia
Brown	John	John Brown
Brown	Joseph	Joseph Brown
Brown	Josiah	Josiah Brown
Brown	Samuel	Samuel Brown	Capt.
Bryant	George	George Bryant
Buck	Jonathan	Jonathan Buck	Col.	MA Militia
Buck	Moses	Moses Buck
Buckman	John	John Buckman
Budding	Conrad	Conrad Budding	Private	Capt. John Sharp’s Co., Armand’s Legion
Bugbee	Daniel	Daniel Bugbee	Private	Private in VT Militia, Captain Elias Weld’s Militia Company
Bunker	Joseph	Joseph Bunker
Bunten	John	John Bunten
Buntin	Andrew	Andrew Buntin
Burbank	Eliphalet	Eliphalet Burbank
Burbank	John	John Burbank
Burbank	Jonathan	Jonathan Burbank
Burdon	John	John Burdon
Burgess	Covil	Covil Burgess	Private	MA
Burgess	Ebenezer	Ebenezer Burgess	Private	Capt. Joseph Fairbank’s Co., Asa Whitcomb’s Reg.
Burgess	Elisha	Elisha Burgess
Burnap	John	John Burnap
Burnham	Andrew	Andrew Burnham
Burnham	Frederick	Frederick Burnham	Private	Private, Vermont Militia Scouts
Burnham	John	John Burnham
Burnham	Nathan	Nathan Burnham	Private	Capt. Daniel Gidding’s Co., Col. Gogswel’s Regt.
Burns	John	John Burns
Burns	Thomas	Thomas Burns	Patriotic Service	Patriotic Service – Signed Association Test 1777; Selectman town of Amherst
Burns	William	William Burns
Burpee	Thomas	Thomas Burpee	Private	Private in Captain Eliphalet Spafford’s Company of Minutemen, Colonel Samuel Gerrrish’s Regiment, marched on Alarm April 19, 1775
Burrill	John	John Burrill	Private	Private in Captain(s) Fuller’s and Smith’s Companies, Colonel Bond’s MA Regiment
Burt	Alvin	Alvin Burt	Private	Private under Captains Silas Cobb’s, Matthew Randall’s, Ebenezer Dean’s, Hoskins, John Shaw’s, Henry Hodge’s, Simon Cobb’s Companies, Colonels French’s, Sargent’s Lane’s, Williams’, Cook’s, Thomas Carpenter’s MA Regiments
Burt	Simeon	Simeon Burt	Private	Private (MAl in Captain Samuel Sawyer’s Company, Colonel Jonathan Smith’s Regiment, July to December 1776
Butler	Henry	Henry Butler
Butler	Moses	Moses Butler
Buzzell	Henry	Henry Buzzell
Buzzell	Jonathan	Jonathan Buzzell	Private	Private in 2nd NH militia Regiment
Buzzell	Solomon	Solomon Buzzell
Byram	Benjamin	Benjamin Byram	Private	Private in Lieutenant Enoch Hall’s Corps of Rangers
Cadmus	Andries	Andries Cadmus		Private in NJ militia, private – minuteman at Bluehills Military Post in Greenbrook Warren Township, NJ
Cady	Jonathan	Jonathan Cady
Cady	Perley	Perley Cady
Caldwell	Samuel	Samuel Caldwell		In the first part of the war he served as Privateer, and after that as a soldier under General Washington was at the Crossing of the Delaware River, Battle of Trenton and had many hairbreadth escapes and was wounded a number of times. He revered the name of Washington calling him that beloved man
Caldwell	William	William Caldwell
Callender	Samuel	Samuel Callender
Cambridge	John	John Cambridge
Campbell	Samuel	Samuel Campbell
Carlton	David	David Carlton
Carman	Joshua	Joshua Carman
Carpenter	Abel	Abel Carpenter	Lieutenant	The following extracts from a notice of Lieutenant Carpenter that appeared in the St. Johnsbury, VT Caledonian, He was a patriot of the Revolution. At the commencement of hostilities he lived in Providence, RI, May 1775 he enlisted as a common soldier and was promoted from that by regular gradation to a first lieutenant and quartermaster in the double capacity of which offices he served between one and two years acceptably and after near four years of service received an honorable discharge. His service was that of toil and danger. He was stationed at oxbury on the day of the Battle of Bunker Hill. He was in a the skirmish at Harlem Heights and was wounded by a musket ball which lodged in his hip and there ever remained as a permanent disability. He was one of the gallant little band of 400 who under General Greene repulsed the 2,000 at the Red Banks and Fort Mifflin in 1777. He was also in the Battle of Monmouth. It is said that he ever bore himself gallantly and with admirable presence of mind. An incident with General LaFayette at the evacuation of Newport by the British shows his firmness of nerve and purpose. To prevent the Americans from crossing from Newport to the main land they took up the bridge except the stringer. Gen. LaFayette was desirous of passing the bridge, but its height and length made his head whirl, and it was impossible for him to cross without assistance, and it was difficult to render it. Mr. Carpenter volunteered and did it the only practicable way and that was by walking backward the whole distance and leading the General by the hands. They performed this perilous enterprise in safety.
Carpenter	Ebenezer	Ebenezer Carpenter	Sergeant	Sergeant, Captain Benjamin Mann’s Company, 3rd NH Regiment under Colonel James Reed; Signed Association Test
Carpenter	John	John Carpenter	(Jr.)
Carpenter	John	John Carpenter	(Jr.)
Carpenter	Simeon	Simeon Carpenter	Private	MA Private
Carpenter, Sr.	George Zimmerman	George Zimmerman Carpenter, Sr.	Private	First Virginia Regiment, 5th Division, Muhlenburg Brigade
Carr	James	James Carr
Carter	Henry	Henry Carter	Private	Private in Capt. Stubblefield’s Co., 5th Regt. of NC militia; Private in Capt. William Lenoir’s Co.; furnished sundries to militia of NC, VA, SC
Carter	Joel	Joel Carter
Carter	John	John Carter
Carter	Richard	Richard Carter
Carter	Winthrop	Winthrop Carter
Cartwright	Justinian	Justinian Cartwright	Sergeant	VA Line (1st Regiment of Continental Artillery, Virginia) 26 Feb 1776 Capt. Samuel J. Cabell of Morgan’s Virginia Rifle Copr, under Continental Establishment.
Caswell	Nathan	Nathan Caswell	Capt.
Cate	Jonathan	Jonathan Cate
Cecil, Sr.	Joshua	Joshua Cecil, Sr.	Private	Private in MD Militia, Middle Battalion, 6th Company
Chadbourn	Silas	Silas Chadbourn
Chadwick	Thomas	Thomas Chadwick
Chaffee	Comfort	Comfort Chaffee
Chaffee, Jr.	Atherton	Atherton Chaffee, Jr.	Private	Private in Capt. John Petty’s Co., Col. William William’s Reg. enlisting ugust 29, 1777. He was also a member of Capt. Wright’s Co. of “Pure Whigs”.
Chamberlin	Abiel	Abiel Chamberlin
Chamberlin	Freedom	Freedom Chamberlin
Chamberlin	James	James Chamberlin
Chandler	Benjamin	Benjamin Chandler
Chandler	Joseph	Joseph Chandler
Chandler	Zacherias	Zacherias Chandler
Chapin	Noah	Noah Chapin	Continental Service	CT
Chaplin	Asa	Asa Chaplin	Private	MA
Chapman	Samuel	Samuel Chapman
Chase	Abel	Abel Chase	Lieutenant	Lieutenant, MA Lexington Alarm, Capt. Thomas Noyes and Capt. Jonathan Poor
Chase	Amos	Amos Chase	1st Lieutenant	9th Company, Sixteenth Regiment of Militia NH
Chase	Isaac	Isaac Chase	Private	Private in Captains Andrew Elliot, Healy,Hartshorn,Burnham Companies, Colonels Holman, Jackson Regiments; Prisoner of War
Chase	Jabez	Jabez Chase	Private	MA unit
Chase	Jacob	Jacob Chase
Chase	John	John Chase
Chase	Jonathan	Jonathan Chase
Chase	Moses	Moses Chase
Chase	Nathaniel	Nathaniel Chase	Private	Private in Captain Martin’s Company, Colonel Gilman’s NH Regiment
Chase	Peter	Peter Chase
Chase	Samuel	Samuel Chase
Chase	William	William Chase
Cheney	Thomas	Thomas Cheney
Chesley	Nicholas	Nicholas Chesley	Private	Private in Captain Emerson Smith’s Company, 2nd NH Regiment Continental Army
Chesley	Philip	Philip Chesley
Chesley	Samuel	Samuel Chesley
Chickering	John	John Chickering
Child	Moses	Moses Child
Child	Stephen	Stephen Child
Child	Willard	Willard Child
Churchill	Francis	Francis Churchill
Churchill	Joshua	Joshua Churchill
Churchill	Nathaniel	Nathaniel Churchill
Cilley	Joseph	Joseph Cilley	Gen.
Cilley	Philip	Philip Cilley
Cilley	Samuel	Samuel Cilley
Claflin, Sr.	Nehemiah	Nehemiah Claflin, Sr.	Private	MA Service. Corporal in Captain Abiel Clap’s Company, Colonel Carpenter’s regiment service in R.I. July 24 to August 28, 1777. Capt. Robinson Co and Col. Dean Regt.
Clark	Benjamin	Benjamin Clark
Clark	Ebenezer	Ebenezer Clark
Clark	Jonathan	Jonathan Clark
Clark	Peter	Peter Clark
Clark	Samuel	Samuel Clark	(Jr.)
Clark	Satchel	Satchel Clark
Clarke	Joseph	Joseph Clarke	Patriotic Service	Paid 1783 Supply Tax
Clarkson	Matthews	Matthews Clarkson
Clary	Joseph	Joseph Clary
Clement	Obadiah	Obadiah Clement
Clements	Timothy	Timothy Clements
Clough	Obadiah	Obadiah Clough
Clough	Samuel	Samuel Clough
Clough	Simon	Simon Clough
Clough (Cluff)	John	John Clough (Cluff)
Clymer	George	George Clymer
Coas	William	William Coas
Coates	William	William Coates
Coble	Frederick	Frederick Coble
Cobleigh	John	John Cobleigh
Coburn	Asa	Asa Coburn
Coburn	Benjamin	Benjamin Coburn
Coburn	Henry	Henry Coburn
Codding	Samuel	Samuel Codding	(Sr.)
Coffeen	John	John Coffeen
Coffin	Peter	Peter Coffin
Cogswell	Thomas	Thomas Cogswell
Cogswell	William	William Cogswell
Colburn (Coburn)	Job	Job Colburn (Coburn)
Colby	Abraham	Abraham Colby
Colby	Daniel	Daniel Colby	Private	MA
Colby	Elliott	Elliott Colby
Colby	Ichabod	Ichabod Colby
Colby	William	William Colby
Colby	Willoughby	Willoughby Colby
Cole	Eleazer	Eleazer Cole	Sergeant	Drummer and Sergeant
Cole	Solomon	Solomon Cole
Collins	Cyprian	Cyprian Collins
Compton	Azariah	Azariah Compton
Comstock	Abijah	Abijah Comstock		CT, Appointed to a committee to procure clothing and provisions for the soldiers of Norwalk, CT
Comstock	Benajah Strong	Benajah Strong Comstock	Private	Connecticut 7th Co of the 9th Militia, Capt. Nathan Gilbert and ol. John Mead. Participated in battles of Long Island and New York 1776
Conant	Jeremiah	Jeremiah Conant
Conant	Oliver	Oliver Conant
Conant	Sylvanus	Sylvanus Conant
Cook	Levi	Levi Cook
Cooksey	John Baptist	John Baptist Cooksey		Virginia patriot, furnished supplies and served in colonial Army
Cooledge	Nathaniel	Nathaniel Cooledge
Cooley	Ashel (Ariel?)	Ashel (Ariel?) Cooley	Capt.
Coolidge	Joseph	Joseph Coolidge
Coombs	Joseph	Joseph Coombs
Corey	Paris	Paris Corey	Private	Capt. Ebenezer Macomber’s Co., Col. Jeremiah Olney’s Regt.
Corn	John Peter	John Peter Corn	Private	Private with Captain Matthew Dewitt’s Co., Colonel Dangerfield’s 7th VA Regiment & discharged at Valley Forge, PA
Corser	John	John Corser
Couch	John	John Couch
Cowles	Timothy	Timothy Cowles
Cram	Ezekiel	Ezekiel Cram
Crane	Amariah	Amariah Crane
Crane	Jonathan	Jonathan Crane	Lieutenant	Lieutenant Captains Hoshua Barnum, William Mott Companies, Colonels Jacobus Swartout, John Welch NY Regiments
Crane	Joseph	Joseph Crane
Crawford	John	John Crawford	Captain	Captain of MA militia company under command of Colonel Jonathan Warner’s Regiment which marched on April 19, 1775 in response to Lexington Alarum
Crawford	Valentine	Valentine Crawford	Colonel	Wagon Master General to the Army
Crehore	William	William Crehore
Cressy	Daniel	Daniel Cressy
Crickett	David	David Crickett
Crippen	Asa	Asa Crippen
Critchett	Richard	Richard Critchett
Cromwell	John	John Cromwell
Crooker	Joshua	Joshua Crooker	Private	Private in Col. Bayley’s MA Regt. service 1 yr.
Crosby	Josiah	Josiah Crosby	Capt.
Crosby	Samuel	Samuel Crosby	Dr.
Crosby	William	William Crosby
Cross	John	John Cross
Cross	Uriah	Uriah Cross	Private	Private Capt. Robert Cochran’s Co., Maj. Brown’s Detachment, Col. Ethan Alen’s Regt.Green Mountain Boys – Raid on Fort Ticonderoga May 9, 1775; Battle of Quebec Dec 31, 1775; Private under Col. John Brown VT Regiment, Brown’s Raid of Fort Ticonderoga Sept 18, 1777
Crowell	Aaron	Aaron Crowell
Cummings	Oliver	Oliver Cummings	(Jr.)
Currier	Challis	Challis Currier
Currier	Edmund	Edmund Currier
Currier	Gideon	Gideon Currier
Currier	Nathaniel	Nathaniel Currier
Currier	Richard	Richard Currier
Curtis	Elnathan	Elnathan Curtis		CT: Stratford Committees of Observation Dec. 19, 1774, Dec. 18, 1775
Curtis	John	John Curtis	Sergeant	Sergeant in Capt./Adjutant Nicholas Gilman’s Co. 3rd NH Regiment, 1777; Sergeant in Capt. William Ellis’s Co., Col. Alexander Scammel’s 3rd NH Regiment, Brigadier General Enoch Poor’s 1st NH Brigade – Valley Forge, 1777 – 1778; Sergeant in Capt. John Grigg’s Co., Col. Alexander Scammel’s3rd New Hampshire Regiment. Continental Line 1778 – 1780.
Curtis	William	William Curtis
Cushing	Daniel	Daniel Cushing
Cushing	Theophilus	Theophilus Cushing
Cushman	George	George Cushman	Private	Private, Capt. William Weston’s Co, Oct. 1,1776 to Jan. 7, 1777; Capt. Joshua Benson’s Co, also Lt. Wm. Tomson’s Co.
Cushman	Robert	Robert Cushman	Private	Private in Lieutenant Washburn’s, Captain(s) Wood, Tupper Companies, Colonel Ebenezer Sprout’s MA Regiment
Cushman	Solomon	Solomon Cushman
Cutler	Hodges	Hodges Cutler	Private	NH (Pension)
Cutter	Joseph	Joseph Cutter
Cutter	Moses	Moses Cutter
Cutting	Benjamin	Benjamin Cutting
Cutting	Francis	Francis Cutting
Cutting	Zebulon	Zebulon Cutting
Cypher	Ludovic	Ludovic Cypher
Daggett	John	John Daggett
Dam	Samuel	Samuel Dam
Dame	Hateuil	Hateuil Dame
Damm	Samuel	Samuel Damm
Dana	Anderson	Anderson Dana
Danforth	Benjamin	Benjamin Danforth	(Jr.)
Danforth	David	David Danforth
Danforth	Solomon	Solomon Danforth
Danforth	William	William Danforth
Davenport	William	William Davenport	(Sr.)
Davidson	James	James Davidson
Davis	Aquilla	Aquilla Davis
Davis	Daniel	Daniel Davis
Davis	Eleazer	Eleazer Davis
Davis	Ephraim	Ephraim Davis
Davis	Ephriam	Ephriam Davis
Davis	John	John Davis
Davis	Josiah	Josiah Davis
Davis	Moses	Moses Davis	Private	Private in South Carolina militia in 1779 under Captain Joseph Calhoun and in 1783 under Captain James Caldwell
Davol	Pardon	Pardon Davol
De Witt	Moses	Moses De Witt	Private	NH Private, Capt. Wethersby’s Co. marched to Lake Champlain, Ticonderoga, Mt. Independence. Capt. Hall’s Co., Col. John Bellow’s Regt. and Gen. St. Clair march to Otter Creek
Dean	Enos	Enos Dean	Sergeant	Capt. James Cooper’s Co., Col. Gamaliel Bradford’s MA Regt.
Dearborn	Edward	Edward Dearborn
Dearborn	Jeremiah	Jeremiah Dearborn
Dearborn	Jonathan	Jonathan Dearborn		Served in Colonel Thornton’s & Webster’s Req from NH to NY in Captain Daniel Runnell Co., Col Tash’s Reg Sept 26, 1776
Dearborn	Josiah	Josiah Dearborn
Dearborn	Shubael	Shubael Dearborn	(Jr.)
Demerritt	John	John Demerritt
Denio	Seth	Seth Denio
Dennen	Samuel	Samuel Dennen
Desaint dit St. Pierre	Jean Chrysostome	Jean Chrysostome Desaint dit St. Pierre		Rendered service during 1776, American invasion of Quebec
Dickerson/Dickinson	Thomas	Thomas Dickerson/Dickinson	Private	PA Private, 8th Pennsylvania Regiment, Captain Van Swaringen, Colonel MacKay Morgan
Dickson	Moses	Moses Dickson
Dimond	Ruben	Ruben Dimond
Dinsmoor	John	John Dinsmoor
Dinsmore	Thomas	Thomas Dinsmore
Dodge	Abraham	Abraham Dodge	Fifer	Continental Fifer
Dodge	Andrew	Andrew Dodge	Private	Private (MA) in Capt. Joshua Walker’s Co. (2nd Middlesex Company), Col. David Greene’s Regt.
Dodge	Nathaniel Hubbard	Nathaniel Hubbard Dodge
Dodge	Simon	Simon Dodge
Dodge	Solomon	Solomon Dodge
Doe	William Neally	William Neally Doe	Fifer	Fifer in Captain Joseph Parson’s Company, Lieutenant Colonel Joseph Senter’s NH Regiment in the defense of Rhode Island
Donaldson	William	William Donaldson	Sergeant	NY
Doty	Jonathan	Jonathan Doty
Doubleday	Joseph	Joseph Doubleday	Private	Private (CT) in Captain Brigham’s Company, Chandler’s Regiment (CT Line), May 15, 1777 to May 15, 1780
Douglas	Asa	Asa Douglas
Douglas	George	George Douglas
Dow	Ebenezer	Ebenezer Dow
Dow	Jabez	Jabez Dow
Dow	Levi	Levi Dow
Dow	Reuben	Reuben Dow
Downing	Daniel	Daniel Downing
Doyen	Francis	Francis Doyen		Provided financial support for campaign to Crownpoint, NY 18 Sep 1776
Doying	Daniel	Daniel Doying	Private	Capt. Jonas Kidders Co, Col. Nichol’s Regt. Westpoint, NY 1780; Continental Soldiers 1782-end of war, Capt. Munroe Co, Col. Henry Dearborn 1st NH Regt.
Drake	James	James Drake
Drake	John	John Drake
Drew	Francis Adams	Francis Adams Drew
Drew	Samuel	Samuel Drew
Du Bois	Peter	Peter Du Bois	Capt.	NJ
DuBois	Christian	Christian DuBois
Dudley	Timothy	Timothy Dudley
Dumond	Iqinas	Iqinas Dumond
Dunbar	William	William Dunbar
Duncan	Charles	Charles Duncan	Private	Virginia 6, Capt. Blackwell’s Regt. 3 years service in Virginia Continental Line
Dunham	Ebenezer	Ebenezer Dunham	Drummer	Capt. Stephen Richardson’s Co.
Dunham	Solomon	Solomon Dunham
Durgin	Winthrop	Winthrop Durgin	Private	Private in Captain Badger’s Company, Colonel Badger’s Regiment NH militia
Dustin	Timothy	Timothy Dustin
Dutton	John	John Dutton	Private	NH, Private in Captain Wait’s Co., Colonel Cilley’s Regiment, Captain James Arnold’s Co., Colonel Joshua Wingate’s Regiment, for Ticonderoga, 1776
Dwinell	Thomas	Thomas Dwinell
Eames	Jacob	Jacob Eames
Eames	Robert	Robert Eames
Ean	Abraham	Abraham Ean	Sergeant	3rd Ulster County Regt.; Capt. Deyo Ulster Co. Militia, 3rd Regt. Served in July and August as member of Capt. Abraham Deyo’s Co, 3rd Regt.
Eastman	Ebenezer	Ebenezer Eastman
Eastman	Isaac	Isaac Eastman	Private	NH Private, Capt. John Calef’s Co., Col. Joshua Wingate’s Regt. on Great Island, 5th November 1775
Eastman	James	James Eastman
Eastman	Moses	Moses Eastman
Eastman	Nathaniel	Nathaniel Eastman
Eastman	Obadiah	Obadiah Eastman
Eastman	Stilson	Stilson Eastman
Eastman	Thomas	Thomas Eastman
Eastman	William	William Eastman
Eaton	James	James Eaton
Eaton	Nathaniel	Nathaniel Eaton
Edgerby	Thomas	Thomas Edgerby
Edgerly	James	James Edgerly
Edgerly	Jonathan	Jonathan Edgerly
Edwards	Oliver	Oliver Edwards	Private	MinuteMan, Private and Captain. He enlisted under, Capt. Allen, Col. John Fellows. Captured in Quebec Jan 1776 by British, remained inprisoned 9 mos, Oct 1776 exchanged as a POW
Eells	Jeremiah Beard	Jeremiah Beard Eells
Elder	Isaac	Isaac Elder
Eleazer	Nichols	Nichols Eleazer	Private	MA
Elkinah	Hoskino	Hoskino Elkinah
Elkins	Peter	Peter Elkins
Elliott	John	John Elliott
Ellis	Barnabas	Barnabas Ellis	First Lieutenant	First Lieutenant in Capt. Ashley’s Co. at Bennington 1777; First Lieutenant in Capt. Walker’s Co. July 1777 – Sept. 1777; Searching party of Jeremiah Spencer six days
Ellis	Gideon	Gideon Ellis
Ellis, Sr.	Timothy	Timothy Ellis, Sr.	Colonel	Major and Colonel NH; Delegate to Provincial Congress; Representative to the Legislature; Moderator; Selectman
Ellsworth	John	John Ellsworth	(Jr.)
Elmer	Gad	Gad Elmer
Emerson	Amos	Amos Emerson
Emerson	Ebenezer	Ebenezer Emerson
Emerson	Edward	Edward Emerson
Emerson	Eleazer	Eleazer Emerson	Corporal	NH
Emerson	Moses	Moses Emerson	Private	Private in Capt. Stephen Dearborn’s Regt., Gen. John Stark’s Division at Battle of Bennington
Emerson	Nathaniel	Nathaniel Emerson
Emerson	Peter	Peter Emerson
Emerson	Smith	Smith Emerson	Captain	Captain of NH militia, Colonel Joshua Wingate’s Regiment Seavey’s Island Oct-Nov 1775; Company 6, Colonel Thomas Tash’s 2nd Regiment Cortlandt Manor NY Oct-Dec 1776
Emerson	Thomas	Thomas Emerson
Emerson	William	William Emerson
Emery	Benjamin	Benjamin Emery
English	David	David English
English	James	James English	Ensign	Ensign in Capt. Jonathan Chandler’s Co. which was raised for the town of Orford and towns adjacent (Grafton County) and embodied in Col. Jonathan Chase’s Regt. of militia which company marched to reinforce the Continental Army at Hudson River near Stillwater in September 1777. Enlisted September 25th and discharged October 20th 1777
English	John	John English	Private	Enlisted at West Point, NY in April 1775. Served first as Private under Capt. Thomas Lee, Lewis Dubois Regt. Later in Capt. Abraham Westfall’s Co, Col. Albert Pawling
Estes	Nathaniel	Nathaniel Estes	Private	Private in Captain Hiller’s Company, Colonel Titcomb’s Regiment, Captain Greenwood’s Company, Colonel Gerrish’s Regiment of MA militia
Evans	Benjamin	Benjamin Evans
Everett	Jonathan	Jonathan Everett
Everett	Levi	Levi Everett
Ewalt	Henry	Henry Ewalt	Ensign	Esign of the 6th Company of the 1st Battalion of Pennsylvania Militia
Farnsworth	Edmund	Edmund Farnsworth
Farnum	Parker	Parker Farnum
Farr	Ebenezer	Ebenezer Farr
Farrar	Daniel	Daniel Farrar
Farrington	Price	Price Farrington		Elizabethtown Militia under Col. Elias Dayton
Faulconer	Joseph	Joseph Faulconer
Faulkner	Francis	Francis Faulkner
Faulkner	Jonas	Jonas Faulkner
Faust	Balthaser	Balthaser Faust
Fay	John	John Fay	Private	43 years of age at the time of the engagement at Bennington, he was shot dead while taking position behind a tree and sighting his weapon he was struck by a ball to the forehead, his father Stephen Fay was the landlord of the Green Mountain Tavern afterward the famous Catamount Tavern, 5 of Stephens sons including John participated in the Battle of Bennington, Elijah, Benjamin, Joseph, David
Fay	Joseph	Joseph Fay
Fellows	John	John Fellows
Fellows	Josiah	Josiah Fellows
Fellows	Samuel	Samuel Fellows	Private	New Hampshire
Fellows, Sr.	Joseph	Joseph Fellows, Sr.
Felt	Samuel	Samuel Felt	2nd Lieutenant	2nd Lieutenant in Capt. Solomon Willes’ 5th Co., 2nd Regt; 1st Lieutenant in Col. Roger Enos’ 3rd Battaliion; Ensign 1775
Felton	Francis	Francis Felton	Captain	Captain, Marblehead Company; engaged 11 Jul 1775. Service in defense of seacoast. Capt, 1st Co.; list of seacoast officers stationed at Marblehead.
Ferguson	Samuel	Samuel Ferguson
Ferren	Philip	Philip Ferren	Ensign	Ensign in Capt. James Aiken’s Co., Col. Moses Kelley’s Regt. of volunteers marched to reinforce the Continental Army in RI August 1778
Fetter	Jacob	Jacob Fetter	Private	Private, Colonel Richard Somer’s Regiment, Gloucester, New Jersey militia
Fickett	Abner	Abner Fickett
Fifield	Nathaniel	Nathaniel Fifield
Fisher	David	David Fisher
Fisher	Isaac	Isaac Fisher
Fisher	Oliver	Oliver Fisher	Private	Capt. Joseph Guild’s Co., 36th regt. Enlisted May 8, 1775. Also served in Capt. Joseph’s Guild’s co., Col. Greaton’s regt. Certificate of service in support of an order for bounty cost
Fisher	Seth	Seth Fisher
Fisk	Thomas	Thomas Fisk
Fitch	Jesse	Jesse Fitch
Fitch	Moses	Moses Fitch
Fitch	Paul	Paul Fitch
Fitts	Abraham	Abraham Fitts	Civil Service, Signer of Association Test, Lieutenant	Moderator of Candia town meeting twenty-six times from 1766 – 1787; Selectman twelve years from 1767 – 1796; Delegate chosen at Candia July 18, 1774, to join at Exeter July 21, 1774 in the choice of delegates to the General Congress; signer of the Patriot Association Test 1776; committee of twon May 19, 1777 to regulate prices of goods agreeable to Act of General Assembly January 18, 1777; Lieutentant in Capt. Moses Baker’s Co. of volunteers joined the forces of General Stark and at Saratoga when Burgoyne surrendered; Assessor of Taxes 1777, 1778, 1781; Committee to provide supplies for families of soldiers in the war June 26, 1780
Fitts	Ephraim	Ephraim Fitts
Flanders	Josiah	Josiah Flanders		Signer of the Association Test at South Hampton, NH on June 24, 1776.
Fleenor	Michael	Michael Fleenor	Private	Private in Washington Co, VA. Lt. William Blackburn, Col. Evan Shelby, Capt. Calwell, Capt. ADams, Capt. Bledsoe, Col. Campbell.
Fletcher	Joel	Joel Fletcher
Fletcher	Joshua	Joshua Fletcher
Fletcher	Peter	Peter Fletcher
Flint	John	John Flint	Private	April 1775 he volunteered from Windham, CT and marched for the relief of Boston on the occasion of the Lexington Alarm; Enlisted May 9, 1775 in Capt. Joseph Elliott 8th Co., 3rd CT Regt. which was General Putnam’s regiment, Battle of Bunker Hill serving under Gen. Putnam on the extreme left
Flint	Nathaniel	Nathaniel Flint	(Jr.) Private	Militia
Flint	Samuel	Samuel Flint
Floyd	Hugh	Hugh Floyd	Private	Capt. Sprague’s Co.
Fogg	Samuel	Samuel Fogg
Folsom	James	James Folsom
Folsom	John	John Folsom
Folsom	Josiah	Josiah Folsom
Folsom	Tristram	Tristram Folsom
Foote	Daniel	Daniel Foote
Forbes	Absolem	Absolem Forbes	Private	MA Militia
Ford	Hezekiah	Hezekiah Ford	Private	Priavate (MA) in Captain William Ward’s Co., Colonel Ezra May’s Regt.; Captain Benjamin Bonney’s Co., Colonel Elisha Porter’s Regt.
Ford	Ralph	Ralph Ford		Signer of the Oath of Fidelity to Maryland
Foree	Joseph	Joseph Foree	Private	Private in the VA militia as a “minute guard” & guarded local rivers for at least 2.5 months
Forrest	William	William Forrest
Forsaith	Matthew	Matthew Forsaith
Foss	George	George Foss
Foss	Jeremiah	Jeremiah Foss
Foss	Nathaniel	Nathaniel Foss
Foster	Aaron	Aaron Foster
Foster	Abraham	Abraham Foster	Captain	Sergeant in Capt. John Bachellor’s Co., Col. Ebenezer Bridge’s Regt. which marched on alarm of April 19, 1775 from Reading service 5 days; muster roll of Capt. Bachellor’s Co., Col. Bridge’s Regt August 1, 1775 service 3 mos. 24 days; First Lieutenant in James Bancroft’s 4th Reading Co., 2nd Middlesex Co. Regt. commissioned by council May 6, 1776; Captain of 4th Reading Co., 2nd Middlesex Co. Regt. commissioned August 20, 1777; Captain of company in Col. Jonathan Fox’s Regt. August 1, 1777 marched to Captain of company in Col. Samuel Bullard’s Regt. August 14, 1777 – November 30, 1777 service near Stillwater; appears among a list of officers claiming travelling expenses for his company of 62 men in Col. Samuel Bullard’s Regt. from Scarsdale to their home November 4, 1778
Foster	Edmund	Edmund Foster	Private	Private in Capt. John Bachellor’s Co., Col. Ebenezer Bridge’s Regt. marched on the alarm of April 19, 1775 from Reading service 11 days
Foster	Gideon	Gideon Foster
Foster	Hezekiah	Hezekiah Foster
Foster	Jacob	Jacob Foster
Foster	Jonathan	Jonathan Foster
Foster	Joseph	Joseph Foster	Private	Lieut. Peter Shaw’s Co. & Capt. John Low’s Co., Col. Mansfield’s Regt.
Foster	Joshua	Joshua Foster	Private	Private in Capt. J. Parker’s Co., Col. Ingman’s Regt. at Ticonderoga in 1776, enlisted for five mos.; one of 46 men marched from Temple to Cambridge April 19, 1775; One of seventeen men from Temple who joined Brigadier General William Whipple’s Brigade of volunteers at RI in August 5, 1778
Foster	William James	William James Foster	Private	Private, Capt. Edward Payson Williams’s co., 36th regt.; company return dated Fort No. 2, Oct. 5, 1775; also, Capt. Williams’s co., Col. John Greaton’s regt. ; order for bounty coat or its equivalent in money dated Camp at Cambridge, Dec. 22, 1775 ; also, list of men raised to serve in the Continental Army from Capt. Edward Cobb’s (North Abington) co., 3d Plymouth Co. regt., dated Abington, May 15, 1777 ; residence, Boston ; engaged for town of Abington ; joined Capt. Foster’s co.. Col. Greaton’s regt. ; term, during war ; also, list of men mustered by Nathaniel Barber, Muster-Master for Suffolk Co., dated Boston, March 2, 1777; Capt. Foster’s co.. Col. Greaton’s (2d) regt. ; also. Private, Major’s co.. Col. John Greaton’s (3d) regt.; Continental Army pay accounts for service from Jan. 1, 1780, to Dec. 31, 1780; also, descriptive list dated West Point, Jan. 25, 1781 ; Col. Greaton’s regt. ; age, 33 yrs. ; stature, 5 ft. 9 in. ; complexion, dark ; hair, dark ; eyes, dark ; residence, Roxbury ; enlisted Feb. 16, 1777, by Ensign Brown ; enlistment, during war.
Fowler	Abner	Abner Fowler
Fox	Uriah	Uriah Fox
Francis	John	John Francis
Freeman	Henry	Henry Freeman
French	Adam	Adam French
French	Asa	Asa French
French	Benjamin	Benjamin French
French	Jonathan	Jonathan French		Sergeant in Capt. John Bachellor’s Co., Col. Ebenezer Bridge’s Regt. which marched on alarm of April 19, 1775 from Reading service 5 days; muster roll of Capt. Bachellor’s Co., Col. Bridge’s Regt August 1, 1775 service 3 mos. 24 days; First Lieutenant in
French	Joseph	Joseph French
French	William	William French
Frisbie	James	James Frisbie	Lieutenant	Signed the Association Test of 1776 at Portsmouth, NH, he subsequently became Lieutenant of the New Hampshire Continental Sloop of War “Ranger”, Capt. John Paul Jones November 1, 1777 ans was killed in the engagement off Flamborough Head, England between the Bonhomme Richard and the Serafis September 23, 1779
Frost	Jacob	Jacob Frost
Frye	Isaac	Isaac Frye	Quarter Master	Quarter Master of the 3rd NH Regt of Col. James Reed in 1775, on February 26, 1777 he was appointed by the Committee of Safety as Captain of Col. Alexander Scammel’s Regt; April 5, 1782 he was appointed muster-master at Amherst, NH; Captain Frye was also breveted as Major by the act of Congress the commission being signed by Thomas Miffin on November 27, 1783; fought at the Battle of Bunker Hill
Frye	Theophilus	Theophilus Frye	Private	Private MA in Capt. Benjamin Ames’ Co., Col. James Frye’s Regt.; Capt. Samuel King’s Co., Col. Josiah Whiney’s Regt.; marched on alarm of April 19, 1775
Fuller	Roger	Roger Fuller
Fuller	Rufus	Rufus Fuller	Private
Furber	Joshua	Joshua Furber
Furbush	David	David Furbush
Gage	Abijah	Abijah Gage
Gage	Benjamin	Benjamin Gage
Gaines	Moses	Moses Gaines
Gale	Eli	Eli Gale
Gale	Elijah	Elijah Gale	Lt.
Gale	Henry	Henry Gale
Gale	Jacob	Jacob Gale	Col.
Gardner	Christopher	Christopher Gardner
Garland	Jonathan	Jonathan Garland
Garland	Richard	Richard Garland
Garthwaite	Jeremiah C.	Jeremiah C. Garthwaite
Garvin	James	James Garvin
Gates	Isaac	Isaac Gates
Gates	Josiah	Josiah Gates
Gates	Lemuel	Lemuel Gates	Capt.	MA
Gates	Reuben	Reuben Gates	(Jr.)
Gaylord, Jr.	Benjamin	Benjamin Gaylord, Jr.	Private	Capt. Benjamin Trumbull Co., CT
George	Austin	Austin George
George	David	David George
George	Samuel	Samuel George
Gerould	Samuel	Samuel Gerould
Gerrish	Enoch	Enoch Gerrish
Gerrish	Henry	Henry Gerrish	Col.
Getchell	Dennis	Dennis Getchell	Capt.	MA
Gibson	James	James Gibson
Gibson	Silas	Silas Gibson
Gilchrist	Alexander	Alexander Gilchrist
Gilcrest	Alixander	Alixander Gilcrest
Gile	Ezekiel	Ezekiel Gile
Gillett	Eliphalet	Eliphalet Gillett		CT, July 18, 1776 Householder in Bethlem volunteer and engaged to equip themselves for the defense of their rights.
Gillmore	Elisha	Elisha Gillmore
Gilman	Antipas	Antipas Gilman
Gilman	Ezekiel	Ezekiel Gilman
Gilman	Jeremiah	Jeremiah Gilman	Capt.
Gilman	Joshua	Joshua Gilman
Gilman	Nicholas	Nicholas Gilman	Treasurer	Treasurer of NH 1775 – 1782, he was Continental Loan Officer, one of the chield members of the Committee of Safety, and councillor of the state from 1777 to date of his death in 1783, in his capacity as Receiver General he issued the colonial currency
Gilman	Peter	Peter Gilman	Sergeant	Sergeant in Capt. Nathanilel Wilson’s Co., Col. Thomas Stickney’s Regt., General John Stark’s Brigade, this company consisted of 35 men and called to service July 1777, joined Gen. Stark’s brigade and occupied the right wing in the well fought Battle of Bennington
Gilman	Samuel Thing	Samuel Thing Gilman		Capt. Caleb Robinson’s Co., Col. Nathan Hale’s Regt.
Gilman	Samuel Thyng	Samuel Thyng Gilman	Private	NH Militia
Gilmore	Whitefield	Whitefield Gilmore
Gilson	Eleazer	Eleazer Gilson
Glines	Benjamin	Benjamin Glines
Glover	Jonathan	Jonathan Glover
Goff	John	John Goff	(Sr.)
Golder	William	William Golder
Goldthwaite	Benjamin	Benjamin Goldthwaite
Goodenow	Daniel	Daniel Goodenow	(Jr.) Private	Sudbury (MA) Minuteman, Capt. John Nixon’s Regt
Goodridge	Joshua	Joshua Goodridge
Goodwin	James	James Goodwin
Goodwin	Levi	Levi Goodwin
Goodwin	Robert	Robert Goodwin	Private	VA
Goodwin	Samuel	Samuel Goodwin
Gordon	Enoch	Enoch Gordon
Gordon	Ithiel	Ithiel Gordon	(Jr.)	Capt. Rowell’s Co.
Gould	Amos	Amos Gould
Gould	Elias	Elias Gould
Gould	James	James Gould
Gould	Thomas	Thomas Gould	Private	Private (MA) in Captain Richard Peabody’s Company, Colonel Edward Wigglesworth’s Regiment at Ticonderoga in 1776
Gove	Elijah	Elijah Gove	Private	Capt. Samuel Filbrick’s Co., Col. Moore’s Regt.
Grannis	Edward	Edward Grannis
Gray	James	James Gray
Gray	Joseph	Joseph Gray
Gray	Solomon	Solomon Gray
Gray	William	William Gray
Greeley	Joseph	Joseph Greeley
Greene	Benjamin	Benjamin Greene	Drummer
Greenleaf	Calvin	Calvin Greenleaf
Greenleaf	David	David Greenleaf
Greenwood	Jonathan	Jonathan Greenwood
Gregg	James	James Gregg
Gregg	William	William Gregg
Gregory	William	William Gregory	Patriotic Service	Patriotic Service housing soldiers and acting as commissary, 1779, Camden, ME
Griffin	John	John Griffin
Griffith	John	John Griffith	Private	Capt. James Read’s Co., 1st NC Regt.
Griggs	Moses	Moses Griggs	Private	Private, Capt William Draper’s (2nd Roxbury) Co., Col William Heath’s Regt. which marched on the Alarm of April 19, 1775
Griswold	John	John Griswold
Grout	Elijah	Elijah Grout
Gunn	Daniel	Daniel Gunn
Gunnison	Samuel	Samuel Gunnison
Gutterson	Samuel	Samuel Gutterson
Hadley	George	George Hadley	Private	Capt. Peter Clark’s Co., Col. Daniel Moore’s Regt
Hadley	Moses	Moses Hadley
Hadley	Obadiah	Obadiah Hadley
Hadley	William	William Hadley
Haines	Abner	Abner Haines
Haines	Jacob	Jacob Haines
Haines	Matthias	Matthias Haines	Private	Private in Captain Joseph Dearborn’s 13th company of NH miliita
Haines	Stephen	Stephen Haines
Hale	Abner	Abner Hale
Hale	Moses	Moses Hale	(II)
Hale	Moses	Moses Hale	(III)
Hall	Edward	Edward Hall
Hall	John	John Hall
Hall	Joseph	Joseph Hall
Hall	Reuben	Reuben Hall
Hall	Stephen	Stephen Hall
Hallock	Peter	Peter Hallock	Private	NY Militia
Halsey	Jabez	Jabez Halsey
Halsey	Silvanus	Silvanus Halsey
Hamilton	Alexander	Alexander Hamilton
Hamlin	Eleaza	Eleaza Hamlin	Captain	MA Capt May 1775 Gen Durant; Capt Col Bailey 23rd foot infantry Served in the Battles of Long Island, Trenton, and Princeton
Hamlin	Eleazer	Eleazer Hamlin	Captain	Captain in Colonel John Thomas’ Regt; Captain in Colonel Bailey’s Regt.
Hammond	Abel	Abel Hammond
Hammond	David	David Hammond
Hammond	Thomas	Thomas Hammond
Handy	Paul	Paul Handy
Hardy	Jonas	Jonas Hardy
Hardy	Noah	Noah Hardy
Harlow	James	James Harlow
Harlow	Zephaniah	Zephaniah Harlow
Harmon	Benjamin	Benjamin Harmon	Private	Captain S. Smith’s Co., Colonel B. Foster Regt.., 4 Dec 1778 and 4 Jan 1779 at Machias (2 days); 2nd Lieutenant, Vessel Nesquoit, Capt E Chase, Commander, Machias Harbor
Harriman	Asa	Asa Harriman
Harriman	John	John Harriman
Harris	Ebenezer	Ebenezer Harris
Harris	Jacob	Jacob Harris	Private	Private in Captain Henry Darby’s Company, Colonel John Haslet’s Continental Delaware Regiment
Harris	Jesse R.	Jesse R. Harris		NC Patriotic and Civil Service. Signed Oath of Fidelity 1777 and was an Overseer of Roads.
Harris	Nathaniel	Nathaniel Harris
Hart	John	John Hart	Patriotic Service	New Jersey delegate to the Continental Congress and Signer of the Declaration of Independence
Hart	Zerubbable	Zerubbable Hart	Soldier	MA
Hartshorn	John	John Hartshorn
Harvey	Miles	Miles Harvey	Colonel	Member of NC Provincial Congress April & November 1776; Colonel of militia in Perquimans County, NC
Harvey	Thomas	Thomas Harvey
Haskell	Nathaniel	Nathaniel Haskell	Private	Private in MA Captain Andrew Marster’s Company that marched on the Alarm of April 19, 1775 to Medford.
Hastings	Amos	Amos Hastings
Hatch	Dan	Dan Hatch
Hatch	Mason	Mason Hatch
Hauser	Jacob	Jacob Hauser
Hayes	Elijah	Elijah Hayes
Hayes	Hezekiah	Hezekiah Hayes	Private	Capt. John Hills Co., Col. Joshua Wingate’s Regt.
Hayes	Robert Daniel	Robert Daniel Hayes
Hays	David	David Hays	(Jr.)
Hayward	Joseph	Joseph Hayward
Hazard	John	John Hazard
Head	James	James Head
Head	Nathaniel	Nathaniel Head
Heald	John	John Heald	Lieutenant	Capt. John Hayward’s Co., Col. Abijah Pierce’s Regt. MA Minuteman
Heald	Oliver	Oliver Heald
Heard	Daniel	Daniel Heard
Heard	David	David Heard
Heard	Richard	Richard Heard
Hedden	Jonathan	Jonathan Hedden	Private	Essex County NJ Militia. Capt. Williams and Elijah Squire, Maj. Sam Hayes, Col. Philip Van Corltandt
Hemenway	Elias	Elias Hemenway
Henchman	Nathaniel	Nathaniel Henchman
Henley	Samuel	Samuel Henley
Herrick	Henry	Henry Herrick	(Sr.)
Hersey	Jonathan	Jonathan Hersey
Hewett	Solomon	Solomon Hewett
Hewins	William	William Hewins
Hibbard	Aaron	Aaron Hibbard	Musician	Musician in 5th CT Continental Line Regiment
Hickman	Ezekiel	Ezekiel Hickman
Higgins	Eleazer	Eleazer Higgins
Higgins	Thomas	Thomas Higgins	Private	Private (NY) in Captain John Varner’s Co. for term of 9 months beginning April 1777 North River, NY; Private in Colonel Van Cortland’s NY Regiment for period of 9 months beginning in spring 1778
Hildreth	David	David Hildreth
Hildreth	Elijah	Elijah Hildreth
Hill	Abraham	Abraham Hill
Hill	Benjamin	Benjamin Hill
Hill	Isaac	Isaac Hill	(Sr.)
Hill	James	James Hill
Hill	Moses	Moses Hill
Hill	Nicholas D.	Nicholas D. Hill
Hill	Nicholas Dudley	Nicholas Dudley Hill
Hill	Nicolas Dudley	Nicolas Dudley Hill
Hill	James	James Hill
Hilliard	John	John Hilliard
Hilton, Jr.	William	William Hilton, Jr.	Private	Private in Captains John Wiley, John Bayley’s Companies, Colonel Michael Jackson’s MA Regiment
Hinkle	Peter	Peter Hinkle	Private	PA Militia
Hinkson	John	John Hinkson
Hinman	Benjamin	Benjamin Hinman
Hobart	William	William Hobart
Hodgdon	Caleb	Caleb Hodgdon
Hogg	Abner	Abner Hogg
Hogzboom	Jeremiah	Jeremiah Hogzboom
Hoit	Stephen	Stephen Hoit	Private	NH
Hoit	Thomas	Thomas Hoit
Holbrook	Peleriah	Peleriah Holbrook
Holbrook	William	William Holbrook
Holden	John	John Holden
Holland	John	John Holland
Hollister	Ashbel	Ashbel Hollister
Holloway	Joshua	Joshua Holloway	Private	MD
Holmes	Abner	Abner Holmes
Holt	Oliver	Oliver Holt		Signer of Association Test
Holton	John	John Holton
Honeyman	Robert	Robert Honeyman	Surgeon	Surgeon in VA Regiment
Hooker	Thomas	Thomas Hooker	Private	Capt. John Denning’s 5th Co., 13th Regt.
Hooper	Levi	Levi Hooper
Hooper	William	William Hooper
Hopkins	James	James Hopkins
Hopkins	Solomon	Solomon Hopkins
Hopkins	Theophilus	Theophilus Hopkins
Horne	John	John Horne
Horter	Mathias	Mathias Horter
Hosley	James	James Hosley
Hough	Jacob	Jacob Hough	Private	Capt. Ezekiel Ross’s Co., Westmoreland Co. Militia under Col. William Crawford on Sandusky Expedition; 3rd PA Regiment Col. Thomas Craig
House	Lazarus	Lazarus House
Hovey	Ivary	Ivary Hovey
Hovey	Richard	Richard Hovey
How	Ezekiel	Ezekiel How	Col.
How	Joseph	Joseph How
Howard	Henry	Henry Howard
Howard	Samuel	Samuel Howard
Howland	John	John Howland
Hoyt	Joseph	Joseph Hoyt
Hoyt	Samuel	Samuel Hoyt	2nd Lt., Capt.
Hoyt	Theodore	Theodore Hoyt
Hoyt (Hight)	Dennis	Dennis Hoyt (Hight)
Hoyte	Moses	Moses Hoyte	Private	Private in Captain Low’s MA Co., enlisted February 1778 from the Town of Amesbury
Hubbard	Ephraim	Ephraim Hubbard
Hubbard	George	George Hubbard
Hubbard	Oliver	Oliver Hubbard
Hubbel	Aaron	Aaron Hubbel
Hubbell	Aaron	Aaron Hubbell
Huber (Hoover)	Jacob	Jacob Huber (Hoover)
Huggins	Jonathan	Jonathan Huggins	Private	NH
Hughes	Felix	Felix Hughes	Private Soldier	PA
Hunt	Abraham	Abraham Hunt
Hunt	Zebulon	Zebulon Hunt
Hunt	Joshua	Joshua Hunt
Hunt	Peter	Peter Hunt
Hunt	Richard	Richard Hunt
Hunt	Russell	Russell Hunt
Huntley	Nathan	Nathan Huntley
Huntley	Samuel	Samuel Huntley	Private	Private CT & NH; Capt Edward Mott, Col Parson’s 6th CT regiment 1775; Capt Jason Wait NH 1776
Huntoon	Benjamin	Benjamin Huntoon
Huntoon	John	John Huntoon
Hurd	John	John Hurd	Col.
Hurd	Justus	Justus Hurd
Hurd (Heard)	Thomas	Thomas Hurd (Heard)
Hurlburt	Samuel	Samuel Hurlburt
Hurlbut	Stephen	Stephen Hurlbut	Mus. Private	CT (Pension)
Huse	James	James Huse
Huse	John	John Huse
Hutchins	Gordon	Gordon Hutchins
Hutchins	Hezekiah	Hezekiah Hutchins
Hutchins	Jeremiah	Jeremiah Hutchins		Massachusetts Civil Service. Constable and Surveyor of Highways: Haverhill/Essex/MA
Hutchins	William	William Hutchins
Hyatt	Alvan	Alvan Hyatt	Sergeant	Sergeant in Lieutenant William Seymour and Captain Matthew Meads Companies, Colonel David Waterbury’s CT Regiment
Hyland	Amasa	Amasa Hyland
Ingalls	Jonathan	Jonathan Ingalls
Irish	John	John Irish
Ives	Titus	Titus Ives	Private	Capt. Isaac Cook’s Co. of Cheshire, CT
Jackman	Samuel	Samuel Jackman
Jackson	Eleazer	Eleazer Jackson
Jackson	Reuben	Reuben Jackson	Private	Private in MA militia Battle of Bunker Hill in Capt. William Bacon’s Massachusetts company; was a private in Capt. Isaac Vosburg’s company which went on an expedition to Canada; was in the Battle of Bennington; Capt Roswell Downing’s Co., Col. John Ashley’s regiment; He was in action in Canada, at the Battle of Bennington, and was at the surrender of Burgoyne.
Jackson	Thomas	Thomas Jackson	Sergeant	Wiley’s Co., Michael Jackson’s Reg., MA Line
James	John	John James		Signed the Association Test at Kensington, NH
James	Joseph	Joseph James
Jameson	Thomas	Thomas Jameson
Jaques	Parker	Parker Jaques	Corporal	MA Corporal in Lieutenant John Brackett’s Company, troop of horse, marched April 20, 1775
Jenkins	David	David Jenkins
Jenkins	John	John Jenkins
Jenkins	Thomas Shepard	Thomas Shepard Jenkins
Jennings	Samuel	Samuel Jennings
Jennings	William	William Jennings	Captain	Virginia militia
Jewett	Samuel	Samuel Jewett
Jewett (Juet)	Daniel	Daniel Jewett (Juet)
Johnson	Abijah	Abijah Johnson
Johnson	Jeremiah	Jeremiah Johnson	Private	Capt. Moody Dustin’s Co., Col. Scammel’s Regt.
Johnson	John	John Johnson
Johnson	Joseph	Joseph Johnson		Connecticut Patriotic Service. Non-military service as member of
Johnson	Samuel	Samuel Johnson
Johnson	Seth	Seth Johnson	Captain	Private as a Sergeant /Quarter charter under Capt. Hubbard , as a Captain under Major Return Meigs and Col. Wibbs’ troops Connecticut. He was at the capture of Burgoyne.
Johnston	Dr. Lancelot	Dr. Lancelot Johnston	Surgeon
Johnston	James	James Johnston	Captain	Captain, Graham’s militia Regt., Tryon County, NC
Jones	Asa	Asa Jones
Jones	Jonathan	Jonathan Jones
Jones	Nathan	Nathan Jones
Jones	Paul	Paul Jones
Jones	Richard	Richard Jones	Private	Private in MA
Jones	William	William Jones	(Sr.)
Jones	Zebediah	Zebediah Jones
Jones	Zephaniah	Zephaniah Jones
Jordan	Benjamin	Benjamin Jordan
Jordan	Hezekiah	Hezekiah Jordan	Private	Private for three years serving in two different regiments served in the Continental Army, Capt Joseph Dingley’s Co, Col. Timothy Pike’s Reg. 29 Oct 1778. Also Joined Richard Maybury’s Co, Col. Tupper’s Reg. served 3 yrs
Jordan	Joshua	Joshua Jordan	Captain	Captain of 2nd Company, Colonel Peter Noyes 1st Cumberland County Regiment; Captain in Colonel Jonathan Mitchell’s Regiment, Bagaduce Expedition
Joslin	David	David Joslin
Joslin	Elias	Elias Joslin
Joslin	John	John Joslin
Joynes	Levin	Levin Joynes
Judd	Uriah	Uriah Judd	(Jr.)
Judkins	Samuel	Samuel Judkins
Keen	Meshach	Meshach Keen	Private	Capt. Freedom Chamberlain’s Co., General John Thomas’s Regt.
Keith	Ichabod	Ichabod Keith
Kellogg	Pliney	Pliney Kellogg	Private	MA
Kellom	Daniel	Daniel Kellom
Kelly	Joseph	Joseph Kelly
Kelly	Micajah	Micajah Kelly
Keniston	William	William Keniston	(Sr.)
Kennard	James	James Kennard
Kenney	Stephen	Stephen Kenney
Kent	Jacob	Jacob Kent
Kent	John	John Kent	Ensign	MA
Ketcham	Zophar	Zophar Ketcham
Keyes	William	William Keyes
Keys, Jr.	Cyprian	Cyprian Keys, Jr.	Private	MA Private, MA 6th Worcester County Regt., Capt. William Gates’ Co., Capt. Timothy Bigelow’s Regt., mustered 19 Jun 1777 by Thomas Newhall, Worcester County
Kezer	Jonathan	Jonathan Kezer	Private	MA Private, Capt. Daniel Bowker’s co., Col. Webb’s regt. Enlisted Aug 18, 1781, Discharged November 30, 1781. Regiment raised to reinforce Continental Army for 3 months
Kidder	Elijah	Elijah Kidder
Kilburn	Eliphalet	Eliphalet Kilburn	Sergeant	12th Continental Regiment 13th MA Regiment, 4th Essex County Militia, and Col. Gerrish’s MA Militia in defense of Rhode Island.
Kimball	Asa	Asa Kimball
Kimball	Caleb	Caleb Kimball	Capt.	MA
Kimball	David	David Kimball
Kimball	Joab	Joab Kimball
Kimball	Moses	Moses Kimball
Kimball	Nathaniel	Nathaniel Kimball
Kimball	Peter	Peter Kimball	Capt.
Kimball	Phineas	Phineas Kimball
Kimball	Reuben	Reuben Kimball
Kimball	Thomas	Thomas Kimball
Kimball	William	William Kimball
King	Godfrey	Godfrey King	Sergeant	Sergeant in Capt. Hilliam Cook’s Co., Col. Church’s Regt. In the Rhode Island Line
King	William	William King
Kingsbury	Daniel	Daniel Kingsbury
Kingsbury	Nathaniel	Nathaniel Kingsbury
Kinsbury	Nathaniel	Nathaniel Kinsbury
Kinsman	Nathan	Nathan Kinsman
Kirby	Ephriam	Ephriam Kirby
Kitchel	Phineas	Phineas Kitchel
Kitfield	Edward	Edward Kitfield
Kittredge	Solomon	Solomon Kittredge	Private	Soldier, Member of Commision, Signer of Association Test – New Hampshire
Knapp	Peter	Peter Knapp
Knight	Benjamin	Benjamin Knight
Knowles	Ezekiel	Ezekiel Knowles
Knowlton	Abraham	Abraham Knowlton
Knowlton	Amos	Amos Knowlton	Sergeant	Private, Capt. Richard Dodge’s Co., Lieut. Col. Loammi Baldwin’s 38th MA Regt.; Private, Capt. Richard Dodge’s Co.. Col. Loammi Baldwin’s 26th Continental Regt. ; Sergeant, Capt. Billy Porter’s Co., Col. Benjamin Tupper’s 10th MA Continental Line Regt. ; Capt. Porter’s Co.. Col. Ebenezer Francis’s 11th MA Regt.
Knowlton	Malachi	Malachi Knowlton	Fifer	MA service under General Gates
Knowlton	Nathan	Nathan Knowlton	Corporal	Private, Corporal in Captain Harrington’s, Inglesby’s, Woodbury’s, Jewett’s Companies; Colonel Dykes’, Cushing’s, Gerrish’s Regiments
Knowlton	Robert	Robert Knowlton
Knox	John	John Knox
Krumbine	Peter	Peter Krumbine	Private	PA militia Capt. Aldenbrook. Lancaster County, PA guarding military supplies and gunpoweder. 7th Battalion, 5th Co of Lancaster County Militia Capt. Noah Ceasey
Kumler	Jacob	Jacob Kumler
Lackey	Mathew	Mathew Lackey
Ladd	Daniel	Daniel Ladd
Ladd	Ezekiel	Ezekiel Ladd
Lake	Daniel	Daniel Lake
Lakin	Josiah	Josiah Lakin
Lakin	Simeon	Simeon Lakin
Lambert, Jr.	Peter	Peter Lambert, Jr.	Sergeant	Private in Captain Winn’s Company, Captain Denny’s Company, Colonel Hay’ Regiment; Sergeant in Captain Livingston’s Company Battle of West Canada Creek, Captain Young’s Company Colonel Willett’s Regiment – NY
Lamson	Thomas	Thomas Lamson	Private	Private under Ensign Joseph Miller, Captain John Cutter’s Company, Colonel Luke Druty’s Regiment. Present at the execution of Major John Andre
Lamson	Joseph	Joseph Lamson
Landon	James	James Landon	Private	New Jersey Line in Capt. Luce’s Co., Col. Shreves 2nd N.J. Regt.
Lane	Asaph	Asaph Lane
Lane	Ebenezer	Ebenezer Lane	(Jr.)
Lane	Larkin	Larkin Lane	Private	VA
Lane	Samuel	Samuel Lane
Lang	Samuel	Samuel Lang
Lang	William	William Lang
Larrabee	Benjamin	Benjamin Larrabee	Private	Private in Capt Williams Company Col Putnam’s Regiment Massachusetts Line
Lathrop	Ebenezer	Ebenezer Lathrop	2nd Lt.	CT
Lathrop	Jedidiah	Jedidiah Lathrop
Law	Consider	Consider Law
Law	Reuben	Reuben Law
Lawrence	Benjamin	Benjamin Lawrence	Sgt & Lt.
Lawrence	Joshua	Joshua Lawrence
Lay	John	John Lay
Learned	Ebenezer	Ebenezer Learned	Brig. Gen.	MA (Pension)
Learned	Jedediah	Jedediah Learned	Private	Private MA Militia, Watertown, MA Capt. Edward Fuller’s Co, Col. Brook’s Regt. – Oct 1776; Capt. Benjamin Edgell’s Co, Col. John Jacob’s Regt. – July 3, 1778 for 6 mos. & 1 d.; Capt. Samuel Barnard’s Co., Col. Thomas Gardner’s Regt. – marched on alarm of April 19, 1775; Capt. Steven Frost’s Co., Col. Cyprian How’s Regt. – July 31, 1780 – Nov. 1, 1780
Leavitt	Jonathan	Jonathan Leavitt
Leavitt	Moses	Moses Leavitt
Lebourneau	Zenas	Zenas Lebourneau
Legere	Joseph	Joseph Legere	Private	Private in Captain Isiah Boudreau’s Company, Colonel Jonathan Eddy’s Regiment
LeGrand, Jr.	John	John LeGrand, Jr.		Soldier, pensioner VA
Leighton	Gideon	Gideon Leighton
Lejanour	Amos	Amos Lejanour
Leonard	Ziba	Ziba Leonard
Lewis	Eli	Eli Lewis	Private	Private in Captains’ Hitchcock and Lunt Companies, Colonel Vose’s 1st Regiment MA Line
LeZotte	Louis	Louis LeZotte	Private	Hazen’s Regt.
Libbey	Charles	Charles Libbey
Libby	Asa	Asa Libby	Sergeant	MA
Libby	James	James Libby	Private	Capt. Goodwin’s Co., Col. Francis’s Infantry
Libby	Joseph	Joseph Libby	Private	MA
Libby	Samuel	Samuel Libby
Lincoln	Rufus	Rufus Lincoln	Capt.
Linder	Anthony	Anthony Linder	Patriotic Service	Patriotic Service; Paid 1783 Supply Tax
Litchfield	Caleb	Caleb Litchfield
Little	Bond	Bond Little
Little	Henry	Henry Little	Private	Private in tbe First New Jersey Regiment
Little	James	James Little	Lieutenant	Cornwall Minute Company : Thomas Moffat, captain ; Seth Marvin and James Little, lieutenants, Goshen, NY
Little	Joseph	Joseph Little	Lieutenant	Col. Marsh’s Regt.
Little	Nathaniel	Nathaniel Little
Little	Samuel	Samuel Little
Littlefield	David	David Littlefield	Private	Private in Captains Wheelwrights, Prebles, and Major John Littlefield’s Companies, Colonel Francis Gerrish’s Regiment
Lizott	Lewis	Lewis Lizott	Private	Private in General Moses Hazen’s Regt and Capt. Oliver’s 3rd Company, Congress’s Own Regiment. Present at the surrender of Cornwallis. Served for the entirety of the Revolution. Presented the Meritorious Service letter of distinction by General George Washington. The 2nd Canadian Regiment also know as Congress’ Own was raised on January 20, 1776 at Montreal, Quebec for service with the Continental Army under the command of Colonel Moses Hazen. They would see action at the Battle of Trois-Rivières, Battle of Brandywine, Battle of Germantown and the Battle of Yorktown. During the winter of 1778-1779 the men were in winter quarters in Redding, CT at Putnam Memorial state park. The regiment was disbanded November 15, 1783 at West Point, New York.
Lock	David	David Lock	Private	Private in MA militia
Lock	Timothy Blake	Timothy Blake Lock
Locke	Elijah	Elijah Locke
Locke	Moses	Moses Locke
Locke	Simeon	Simeon Locke
Long	Joseph	Joseph Long	Captain	Captain, Chaplain, 6th Maryland Regiment
Longfellow	Jonathan	Jonathan Longfellow
Longfellow	William	William Longfellow
Lord	Nathan	Nathan Lord
Lord	Philip	Philip Lord
Lord	William	William Lord
Loring	William	William Loring
Lovejoy	Joseph	Joseph Lovejoy
Loveland	Asa	Asa Loveland	Private	9th Co. Capt. John Chester’s Co.
Lovering	Simeon	Simeon Lovering
Lowell	Nehemiah	Nehemiah Lowell
Lucas	Abraham	Abraham Lucas
Ludwig	Jacob	Jacob Ludwig	Captain	Captain in Colonel Moses Wheaton’s Lincoln County militia; Town Clerk Waldoboro, ME
Lumbard	Benjamin	Benjamin Lumbard	Sergeant	Captain Benjamin Godfrey’s Company, Colonel Josiah Whitney’s MA Regiment, May 10, 1777 – July 10, 1777; Private in Captain Mathias Tobey’s Company, Colonel Aaron Willards MA Regiment discharged at Ticonderoga
Lund	John	John Lund	Lieutenant
Lyford	Biley	Biley Lyford
Lynde	Benjamin	Benjamin Lynde
Lynde	Joseph	Joseph Lynde
Lyon	Gilbert	Gilbert Lyon
Mackey	John	John Mackey
MacKintosh	Peter	Peter MacKintosh
Magee	James	James Magee
Malcom	James	James Malcom	Capt.	VA
Marden	Lemuel	Lemuel Marden
Marrett	John	John Marrett	Minister	Minister preached sermons to Colonel Gerrish’s Regiment and Canadian Expedition
Marsh	Timothy	Timothy Marsh
Marshall	Richard	Richard Marshall
Marston	John	John Marston
Marston	Paul Smith	Paul Smith Marston
Martin	Ephraim	Ephraim Martin
Martin	George	George Martin
Martin	Joshua	Joshua Martin
Martin	Robert	Robert Martin
Martin	Seth	Seth Martin	(Jr.)
Martin	William	William Martin
Marton	Seth	Seth Marton
Marvin	Giles	Giles Marvin
Mason	Benjamin	Benjamin Mason
Mason	Thomson	Thomson Mason
Mather	Phineas	Phineas Mather
Mather	Samuel	Samuel Mather
Mathes	John	John Mathes
Mathews	John	John Mathews
Mathews	Robert	Robert Mathews
Matthews	Robert	Robert Matthews		Capt. Samuel McConnell Co., Col. Stickney’s Regiment
Maxfield	John N.	John N. Maxfield	Private
May	Thomas	Thomas May	Private	Capt. Manasseh Sawyer’s Co., Col. Dike’s Reg.
Mayo	Isaac	Isaac Mayo	Private	Private in Captain Crosby’s Company of militia, CT; Captain Job Crocker’s Company; Captain George Webb’s Company, Colonel Shepherd’s Regiment
Mayo	Thomas	Thomas Mayo
McAlevy	William	William McAlevy	Captain	Captain in Colonel John Piper’s Bedford County Militia (PA)
McAllister	Isaac	Isaac McAllister
McAllister	James	James McAllister
McAllister		McAllister
McCain	William	William McCain	Private	North Carolina militia
McClary	Andrew	Andrew McClary
McClary	David	David McClary
McClary	Michael	Michael McClary
McCroskey	John	John McCroskey
McDaniel	William	William McDaniel
McDonald	James	James McDonald
McDuffee	Daniel	Daniel McDuffee		Signer of Association Test, Served in Col. Steven Edward’s NH Regt.
McGaffey	Samuel	Samuel McGaffey	Private	Private in NH militia Captain Richard Sinclair’s Co., Captain James Aikin’s Co., Colonel Thomas Bartlett’s Regt.
McGregor	Joel	Joel McGregor
McMillan	Archibald	Archibald McMillan	Private	A Private in Capt. William Scott’s co. of Minute-men, Col. Paul Dudley Sargent’s (MA) militia regt.; marched on Apr 20, 1775 in response to the (powder) alarm of Apr 19, 1775; service, 3 days; Capt. William Scott’s co., Col. Paul D Sergent’s regt.; muster roll dtd., Aug 1, 1775; enlisted Apr 23, 1775; service 3 mos. 16 days
Meacham	Samuel	Samuel Meacham	Private & Patriotic Service	Private in Captain Joshua Welles’ Company, Colonel Jonathan Chase’s Regiment of NH Militia called up on alarm of October 20, 1780; signer of NH Association Test on June 11, 1776 Enfield, NH; served on Committee of Safety on Canaan and Enfield, NH
Mead	James	James Mead	Colonel	Colonel commanding 3rd Regiment of Vermont (New Hampshire Grants) Militia
Meigs	Reburn Jonathan	Reburn Jonathan Meigs
Merriam	Josiah	Josiah Merriam
Merriam	Nathaniel	Nathaniel Merriam	Lt.	CT
Merrill	Asa	Asa Merrill
Merrill	Enoch	Enoch Merrill
Merrill	Jacob	Jacob Merrill
Merrill	Nathaniel	Nathaniel Merrill
Merrill	Samuel	Samuel Merrill
Merrill	Thomas	Thomas Merrill
Meserve	Clement	Clement Meserve
Meserve	Jonathan	Jonathan Meserve	(Sr.)
Metcalf	Samuel	Samuel Metcalf
Mickley	John Jacob	John Jacob Mickley	Patriotic Service	Commissary of Issues; Member of General Committee of White Hall twp, PA; hauled Liberty Bell
Miller	James	James Miller
Miller	Mathias	Mathias Miller
Miller	Nathaniel	Nathaniel Miller	Private	NY
Miller	James	James Miller	Private	Ranger and scout in VT Militia
Miller, Sr.	Jacob	Jacob Miller, Sr.		Patriotic Service: Provided Horses and Rations
Milliken	Joshua	Joshua Milliken	Private	Enlisted Spring 1775 in Capt. John Rice’s Co, Col. Edmund Phinney’s Regt., marched to Cambridge, reenlisted Aug 18, 1775, service – MA
Mills	Edward	Edward Mills
Mills	Solomon	Solomon Mills
Milton	Benjamin	Benjamin Milton
Milton	Ephriam	Ephriam Milton
Miner	Ebenezer	Ebenezer Miner	Private	Private, Connecticut Line. May I, 1779-June 1783. Capt. Ezra Selden and Capt. David Dorrance’s Company; Col. Isaac Sherman and Col. Herman Swift’s Continental Regiment
Minot	Jonas	Jonas Minot
Mitchell	John	John Mitchell
Mitchell	John Benjamin	John Benjamin Mitchell	Fifer	CT Fifer and Private 1777-1783, Capt. Albert Chapman Co., Col. Swift’s 2nd Regiment, Capt. Thomas Converse Co., Jan 1, 1781 to Dec 31, 1781.
Mitchell	Jonathan	Jonathan Mitchell
Mitchell	Nathaniel	Nathaniel Mitchell
Mock	Elias	Elias Mock
Monfoot	Peter	Peter Monfoot
Monfort	John Peter	John Peter Monfort
Moody	Abner	Abner Moody
Moody	John	John Moody
Mooers	Moses Hazen	Moses Hazen Mooers
Moor	John	John Moor
Moor	Russell	Russell Moor
Moore	Daniel	Daniel Moore
Moore	David	David Moore	Private	Signed Association Test in Bedford, NH; Private in Captain John Moore’s Company
Moore	Ephraim	Ephraim Moore	Private	Capt. Daniel Moore’s Co., Col. John Stark’s Regt.
Moore	Hugh	Hugh Moore
Moore	William	William Moore	Private	2nd NH
Morgan	Abel	Abel Morgan
Morison	Samuel	Samuel Morison	Sergeant	Capt. Wilson’s Co., Col. Nichol’s Regt., Gen. Stark’s Brig. –
Morrill	David	David Morrill
Morrill	Joseph	Joseph Morrill
Morrill	Nathaniel	Nathaniel Morrill
Morris	William	William Morris
Morrison	Ebenezer	Ebenezer Morrison
Morrison	John	John Morrison
Morrison	Robert	Robert Morrison
Morrison	Samuel	Samuel Morrison
Morrsion	Samuel	Samuel Morrsion
Morse	Ezra	Ezra Morse
Morse	Henry	Henry Morse
Moses	George	George Moses
Mosher	Nicholas	Nicholas Mosher	Adjutant	Adjutant in Colonel Cornelius Douty’s 12th VT Regiment of Foot, General Safford’s VT Brigade
Moulton	Cutting	Cutting Moulton	Private Soldier	Maryland Line of Continental Army
Moulton	Jonathan	Jonathan Moulton
Movar	Jacob	Jacob Movar
Muller	Jeremiah	Jeremiah Muller
Munro	William	William Munro
Nay	Samuel	Samuel Nay
Neal	Joshua	Joshua Neal
Nealley	Joseph	Joseph Nealley
Negley	Alexander	Alexander Negley	Private	Private in Captain Samuel Moorhead’s Independent Company of PA troops
Nesmith	James	James Nesmith
Newcomb	Thomas	Thomas Newcomb
Newcomb (Newcum)	John	John Newcomb (Newcum)
Nichols	Eleazer	Eleazer Nichols	Private	MA
Nichols	James	James Nichols
Niles	David Sands	David Sands Niles	Private	Private in Colonel Samuel Holden Parson’s 6th CT Regiment, Major Samuel Prentice 3rd Company
Nims	David	David Nims
Norcross	Jeremiah	Jeremiah Norcross	Private	RI
North	Caleb	Caleb North	Lt. Col.	Capt. Company D 4th Pennsylvania Battalion, Major 10th Pennslyvania Regiment, Lt. Col. Old 11th Pennsylvania, Lt. Col. 9th Pennsylvania Regiment
Nourse (Mourse)	Daniel	Daniel Nourse (Mourse)
Noyes	Bela	Bela Noyes
Noyes	Benjamin	Benjamin Noyes
Noyes	Thomas	Thomas Noyes
Noyes, Esq.	Benjamin	Benjamin Noyes, Esq.		Defence of Rhode Island in Captain Sias’s Company in 1778, Signed The Association Test in Bow, NH
Nutt	William	William Nutt
Nutter	Ebenezer	Ebenezer Nutter
Nutter	John	John Nutter
O’Brien	William	William O’Brien	Lt.(Naval)	MA, privateer
Odlin	William	William Odlin		Military Prison Guardsman at Exeter, NH 1777
Oliver	William	William Oliver
Onderdonk	John	John Onderdonk	Private	Private, Col. J.A. Hawk Hays 2nd Regiment, Orange County NY Militia
Onthank	William	William Onthank	(Jr.)
Orcutt	Peter	Peter Orcutt	Private
Orcutt	Samuel	Samuel Orcutt
Ordway	James	James Ordway
Ordway	Joseph	Joseph Ordway		NH Regiment of militia commanded by Major Gage
Orsor	Jonas	Jonas Orsor	Capt.	1st Westchester County NY Militia
Overmeyer	John George	John George Overmeyer
Packard	Ebenezer	Ebenezer Packard
Packard	Ichabod	Ichabod Packard	Private	Private in Captain Robert Orr’s Company of Minutemen marched on the alarm of April 19, 1775
Packard	Matthew	Matthew Packard
Packard	Simeon	Simeon Packard
Paddock	Henry	Henry Paddock
Padelford	James	James Padelford	Private	Private (MA) in Captain James Williams, Jr.’s company of MA militia whom marched in response to Lexington alarm
Page	Andrew	Andrew Page
Page	Daniel	Daniel Page
Page	Ebenezer	Ebenezer Page
Page	Robert	Robert Page
Page	Timothy	Timothy Page	Private	Capt. Reuben Rose’s Co., Col. Thompson’s Regt., CT Line
Paine	Edward	Edward Paine	Private	Private in Captain Israel Smith’s Co. which marched on the Lexington Alarm
Palmer	Isaac	Isaac Palmer
Palmer	Joseph	Joseph Palmer	PS/Brig. Gen.	MA
Palmer	Simon	Simon Palmer	Private	Private, Bartlett’s Regiment of NH Militia
Park	Jonathan	Jonathan Park	Lt.	VT
Parker	Gamaliel	Gamaliel Parker	(Sr.) Private
Parker	Isaac	Isaac Parker
Parker	Lemuel	Lemuel Parker	Private	Private in Captain Timothy Barron’s Comany, Colonel Timothy Bedel’s Regiment. NH Militia
Parker	Matthew Stanley	Matthew Stanley Parker
Parker	Reuben	Reuben Parker
Parker	Solomon	Solomon Parker	Patriotic Service	Selectman of the town of Lyman, NH during War
Parker	William	William Parker
Parkhurst	Jonathan	Jonathan Parkhurst
Parkhurst	Josiah	Josiah Parkhurst
Parkinson	Henry	Henry Parkinson	Lieutenant	Capt. George Reid’s Co of Londonderry, Col. John Stark’s Regt. Chosen Quarter Master by John Stark. 01 Jan 1776 – June 1777 2nd Lieut. and Regt. Quartermaster of 5th Continental Army
Parks	David	David Parks
Parsons	Amos	Amos Parsons
Parsons	Joseph	Joseph Parsons
Parsons	Samuel	Samuel Parsons
Patch	Thomas	Thomas Patch	(Sr.)
Patten	John	John Patten
Patten	Matthew	Matthew Patten
Patten	William	William Patten
Patterson	Alexander	Alexander Patterson
Patterson	John	John Patterson	Lt.
Patterson	Joseph	Joseph Patterson
Payne	John	John Payne
Peabody	Asa	Asa Peabody
Peabody	Benjamin	Benjamin Peabody	Captain
Pearl	John	John Pearl
Pearson	Benjamin	Benjamin Pearson	Fifer	Drummer/Fifer Lexington Alarm on roll of Capt Moses Nowellin’s Co April 1775; Capt. Lunt’s Co, Col Little’s Regiment in August 1775
Pearson	Silas	Silas Pearson
Pearson	Stephen	Stephen Pearson
Pearson	William	William Pearson
Pease	Christopher	Christopher Pease
Pease	Samuel	Samuel Pease
Peavey	Daniel	Daniel Peavey
Peck	James	James Peck
Peck	Samuel	Samuel Peck
Peeling	Robert	Robert Peeling	Sergeant	Sergeant in Captain Peebles, John Marshall Company(s), Colonel Miles Stewart 2nd PA Regiment; POW Mill Prison
Pennell	Jeremiah	Jeremiah Pennell
Perham	Samuel	Samuel Perham
Perkins	Abraham	Abraham Perkins
Perkins	Jabez	Jabez Perkins	Private	1st York Co. to serve in Rhode Island and as private in Capt. Abel Moulton’s company, Col. Jonathan Titcomb’s regiment May 19, 1777 to July 18, 1777 at Rhode Island.
Perkins	Joseph	Joseph Perkins	Private	Private in Captain Perkins 60 which marched on the alarm of April 19, 1775; service 2.5 days & Ensign Col. Wiggleswort
Perkins	Robert	Robert Perkins
Perley	Allen	Allen Perley	Private	MA
Perley	Nathan	Nathan Perley
Perry	John	John Perry
Perry	Oliver	Oliver Perry
Pettingill	Mathew	Mathew Pettingill
Phelps	John	John Phelps
Philbrick, Sr.	Daniel	Daniel Philbrick, Sr.	Patriotic Service	Selectman of the town of Hampton, NH, 1778
Philibrick	Samuel	Samuel Philibrick
Philip	George	George Philip	Capt.
Phipps	Solomon	Solomon Phipps
Pickering	Jesse	Jesse Pickering	Private	PA
Pierce	Benjamin	Benjamin Pierce
Pierce	David	David Pierce
Pierce	Samuel	Samuel Pierce	Private	Priavate (MA) in Captain David Moore’s Co., Colonel John Jacob’s Light Infantry Regt
Pierce Jr.	Ebenezer	Ebenezer Pierce Jr.
Pierson	David	David Pierson
Pillsbury	Benjamin	Benjamin Pillsbury
Pillsbury	Caleb	Caleb Pillsbury
Pinkham	Joseph	Joseph Pinkham
Pinkham	Tristam	Tristam Pinkham
Piper	Jonathan	Jonathan Piper
Piper	Solomon	Solomon Piper
Platts	Joseph	Joseph Platts
Plimpton	Elijah	Elijah Plimpton
Plumer	Jesse	Jesse Plumer
Plummer	Beard	Beard Plummer
Polley	Joseph	Joseph Polley
Pomeroy	Seth	Seth Pomeroy	General	General during the Revolution in MA and NY, 1775 – 1777
Poor	Abraham	Abraham Poor
Poor	Joseph	Joseph Poor
Poor	Samuel	Samuel Poor
Pope	Thomas	Thomas Pope
Porter	Aaron	Aaron Porter	Corporal
Porter	Benjamin	Benjamin Porter
Porter	Ebenezer	Ebenezer Porter
Porter	Samuel	Samuel Porter
Powers	Eliot	Eliot Powers
Powers	Elliot	Elliot Powers
Powers	Elliott	Elliott Powers
Powers	Ezekiel	Ezekiel Powers	Private	Private, NH. Capt. Houghton’s Co., Col. Baldwin’s Regt., Capt. Cobleigh Co, Col. Ashley’s Regt march to Ticonderoga June 1777; signed Declaration 12 Apr 1776 opposing British
Powers	Joseph	Joseph Powers	Private
Prather	James	James Prather	Lieutenant	Lieutenant in Captain Warring’s Frederick County MD; Captain of Washington County militia, MD; Oath of Allegiance, Committee of Observation
Pratt	Aaron	Aaron Pratt
Pratt	Thomas	Thomas Pratt
Prentice	Jesse	Jesse Prentice
Presbrey	Elisha	Elisha Presbrey
Presby	Elisha	Elisha Presby	Private	Capt. J. King’s Co., Col. J. Duggit’s Regt. MA Militia
Prescott	William	William Prescott
Price	Farrington	Farrington Price	Private	NJ: Militia under Col. Elias Dayton. Volunteers who captured British War Ship “Blue Mountain”. Prisoner of war after defeat 27 Aug 1776; Battle of Long Island 27 Aug 1776
Price	William Stanley	William Stanley Price
Pridham	Isaac	Isaac Pridham
Priest	Joel	Joel Priest
Proctor	Leonard	Leonard Proctor
Proctor	Nathan	Nathan Proctor
Proctor	Silas	Silas Proctor	Sergeant	Private in Captain Underwood’s Company, of Minutemen, Sergeant in Captain Parker’s Company, Colonel Prescott’s Regiment, Lieutenant in Brown’s Company
Prout	Harris	Harris Prout		Member of Committee to provide clothing for soldiers; took Oath of Fidelity, Middletown, CT 1777; Member Committee to Inquire of Inhabitants Middletown, CT
Prouty	Joshua	Joshua Prouty
Prows	Thomas	Thomas Prows	Private	Private in Colonel Scammell’s 3rd NH Regiment 1776 – 1783
Putnam	Israel	Israel Putnam
Putnam	Moses	Moses Putnam
Putnam	Timothy Seth	Timothy Seth Putnam	Private	Private in Capt. Wilson’s Co., Col. Bellow’s Regt (NH) at Ticonderoga in 1777
Pyle	Daniel	Daniel Pyle
Quimby	Aaron	Aaron Quimby	Captain	Captain of Co., Col. Moses Kelley’s Regt. during expedition to RI August 1778
Quimby	John	John Quimby		Selectman March 31, 1783 Protectworth (now Springfield), Cheshire County, NH
Quinby	Joseph	Joseph Quinby
Ramsdell	John	John Ramsdell
Rand	Joshua	Joshua Rand	Private	Private in Captain Joseph Parson’s Company NH militia
Rand	William	William Rand	Private	Capt. Simon Marston’s Co.
Rand	Zechariah	Zechariah Rand
Rathbone	Thomas	Thomas Rathbone
Rawson	Nathaniel	Nathaniel Rawson
Raymond	Paul	Paul Raymond
Reed	Andrew	Andrew Reed	Lt. Col.	3rd Lincoln County MASS Militia 10 Feb 1776
Reed	Elijah	Elijah Reed
Reed	Joshua	Joshua Reed
Reed	Phineas	Phineas Reed
Reed	Robert	Robert Reed
Reed	Supply	Supply Reed	Private	Private in Colonel Moses Parker’s Co. marched on Lexington Alarm; Continental service to reinforce Northern Army
Reed	Zadoc	Zadoc Reed
Reed (Reid)	Abraham	Abraham Reed (Reid)
Remich	David	David Remich
Remich	James	James Remich
Remick	Timothy	Timothy Remick
Requa	Daniel	Daniel Requa
Reynolds	Daniel	Daniel Reynolds
Rhodes	Peter	Peter Rhodes
Rice	Benjamin	Benjamin Rice
Rich	James	James Rich		MA Militia & Privateer
Richards	Ebenezer	Ebenezer Richards
Richards	Jonathan	Jonathan Richards
Richards	Joseph	Joseph Richards	Private	Private in MA militia
Richardson	Bradbury	Bradbury Richardson	Major
Richardson	Jonas	Jonas Richardson
Richardson	Luther	Luther Richardson
Richardson	Moses	Moses Richardson
Richardson	William	William Richardson
Ricker	Ebenezer	Ebenezer Ricker
Ripley	Jerome	Jerome Ripley
Ripley	William	William Ripley
Rix	Nathan	Nathan Rix
Rix	Nathaniel	Nathaniel Rix	(II)
Robbe	Alexander	Alexander Robbe	Private	Capt. Joseph Parker’s Co., Col. Enoch Hale’s Regt.
Robbins	Josiah	Josiah Robbins
Roberts	James	James Roberts	Col.
Roberts	Joshua	Joshua Roberts
Robertson	James	James Robertson
Robinson	Asa	Asa Robinson
Robinson	Chase	Chase Robinson
Robinson	Increase	Increase Robinson
Robinson	John	John Robinson
Robinson	Levi	Levi Robinson
Robinson	Moses	Moses Robinson
Robinson	Nathaniel	Nathaniel Robinson
Rogers	Elkanah	Elkanah Rogers
Rogers	Moses	Moses Rogers	Private	Private in Captain William Faulkner’s Co., Colonel James McClaghry’s 2nd Regt. Ulster County, NY militia
Rogers	William	William Rogers
Rolfe	Nathaniel	Nathaniel Rolfe
Rollins	Aaron	Aaron Rollins
Rollins	Ichabod	Ichabod Rollins
Rollins/Rawlins	Ichabod	Ichabod Rollins/Rawlins	Drummer	Drummer, N.H. Militia, Capt. David Place Co. of Rochester Company sent to Winter Hill under General Sullivan.
Romney	Edward	Edward Romney
Rosebrook	Eleazer	Eleazer Rosebrook
Round	Bartram	Bartram Round	2nd Lieutenant	Ensign and 2nd Lieutenant in Captain Kimball’s Company of Rhode Island militia
Roy	Eustache Pierre	Eustache Pierre Roy	Rendered Aid	Rendered aid to forces in the American Invasion of Quebec
Rule, Jr.	Henry	Henry Rule, Jr.	Private	Private in Captain Robert Higgins Company, Colonel Abraham Bowman VA Regiment, 1777; prisoner of war
Russell	Aquilla	Aquilla Russell
Russell	Emanuel	Emanuel Russell	Sergeant	Capt. Perry’s Co., Delaware Militia
Russell	Moor	Moor Russell
Russell	Nathaniel	Nathaniel Russell	Private	Private in Captain Nathan Hale’s Company NH Militia (Rindge, NH) marched on Lexington Alarm, April 19, 1775; Civil Service as member of the Committee of Safety & Correspondence 1775,1776, 1779; Constable in 1776.
Russell	Walter	Walter Russell
Ryer	John	John Ryer
Saborn	Reuben	Reuben Saborn	(Jr.)
Safford	Samuel	Samuel Safford	Major	Major of a Regt. of the Green Mountain Boys under Col. Seth Warner that served at Hubbardton, Bennington and before the end of the war was promoted to General of militia
Sampson	Micah	Micah Sampson
Sanborn	Aaron	Aaron Sanborn	Lieutenant	First Lieutenant in Capt. Clough’s Co.
Sanborn	Abraham	Abraham Sanborn
Sanborn	Enos	Enos Sanborn
Sanborn	James	James Sanborn
Sanborn	Jeremiah	Jeremiah Sanborn	(Jr.)
Sanborn	Jethro	Jethro Sanborn
Sanborn	Moses	Moses Sanborn
Sanborn	Peter	Peter Sanborn
Sanborn	Reuben	Reuben Sanborn
Sanborn	Sherborn	Sherborn Sanborn	Private	NH
Sanderson	Moses	Moses Sanderson
Sanderson	Nathan	Nathan Sanderson
Sargent	John	John Sargent
Sargent	Nathan	Nathan Sargent
Sawin	Reuben	Reuben Sawin
Sawyer	Abel	Abel Sawyer
Sawyer	Caleb	Caleb Sawyer
Sawyer	Joseph	Joseph Sawyer	Private	Private in Capt. Benjamin Hasting’s Co., Col. John Whitcomb’s Regt. At Cambridge, MA in April 1775 and at the Siege of Boston under Capt. Aaron Guild with Col.’s Josiah Whitney and Thomas Marshall in 1776
Sawyer	Josiah	Josiah Sawyer	(Jr.)
Sawyer	William	William Sawyer
Scales	Samuel	Samuel Scales
Scales	Samuels	Samuels Scales
Schaeffer	Henry	Henry Schaeffer
Scott	Alexander	Alexander Scott
Scott	James	James Scott	Lieutenant	Lieutenant VA 13th Regiment Militia
Scribner	Iddo	Iddo Scribner	Private	Soldier – Captain Ebenezer Webster’s Company., Colonel Thomas Stickney’s Regiment, General John Stark’s Brigade; Signed the Association Test
Scribner	Manuot	Manuot Scribner
Sealey	William	William Sealey
Seavey	Samuel	Samuel Seavey
Seavey	Thomas	Thomas Seavey
Sessions	John	John Sessions
Severance	Ebenezer	Ebenezer Severance	Private	Capt. Stephen Parker’s Co., Col. Moses Nichols Regt., Gen. Stark’s Brig.
Severance	Joseph	Joseph Severance
Severance	Moses	Moses Severance
Seward	Josiah	Josiah Seward
Seymour	Samuel	Samuel Seymour
Shackford	Samuel	Samuel Shackford
Shaffer	Christian	Christian Shaffer	Private	Private in Captains Daniel Deturck and Conrad Kershner’s Companies of PA militia
Shattuck	Job	Job Shattuck
Shaw	Caleb	Caleb Shaw
Shaw	George	George Shaw	Private	Private in Captain Smith Emerson’s Company returned from Seavey’s Island November 5, 1775; Muster Roll of men raised for Canada out of Colonel Evans and Colonel Badger’s Regiments
Shaw	Jairus	Jairus Shaw	Private	Private in Captain James William’s Co. of Minutemen to Alarum on April 19, 1775 from Taunton to Roxbury
Shaw	John	John Shaw
Shaw	Nathaniel	Nathaniel Shaw
Shedd	Ebenezer	Ebenezer Shedd
Shepherd	Ebenezer	Ebenezer Shepherd
Sherman	Roger	Roger Sherman
Sherwin	Jonathan	Jonathan Sherwin
Sherwood	Gersham	Gersham Sherwood	Lt.	Capt. Dutcher’s Co., 1st Westchester Cty NY Militia (South Regiment), Upper Philipsburg Co.
Shewrin	Jonathan	Jonathan Shewrin
Shirley	Thomas	Thomas Shirley	Private	New Hampshire, Capt. John Duncan’s Co, Lt. Col. Moses Kelly’s militia; PVT in Capt. James Aiken’s Co, Col. Kelley’s Regt.
Shortridge	Richard	Richard Shortridge
Shurtleff	Abiel	Abiel Shurtleff	Sergeant	MA, Sergeant serving under Capt. Nathaniel Shaw, George Hammond & Lt. Joshua Perkins. Served under Colonels Lathrop and Warren. Answered the Alarm at Lexington
Sias	John	John Sias
Sibley	Samuel	Samuel Sibley
Silsby	Henry	Henry Silsby
Simmons	John	John Simmons	Patriotic Service	Served on town committee Dighton, MA 1779
Sinclair	Benjamin	Benjamin Sinclair
Sinnickson	Andrew	Andrew Sinnickson	Captain	Captain of Salem County, NJ 1st Battalion; Paymaster
Skelton (Skilton)	Daze	Daze Skelton (Skilton)	Private	Private in Capt. Joshua Walker’s Co., Burlington Militia 1775, 1776, 1780, 1781, 1782; 2 mos. to NY; drafted from Walker’s Co. to Capt. Foster’s Co. for service in the Northern Army in August 1777, with two others hired a man to go instead
Slayton	Jesse	Jesse Slayton
Sleeper	David	David Sleeper
Sleeper	Peter	Peter Sleeper
Sleeper	Richard	Richard Sleeper	2nd Lieutenant	NH 2nd Lieutenant, Capt. French’s Co., Kingston/Rockingham/NH
Smart	Samuel	Samuel Smart
Smiley	David	David Smiley
Smith	Aaron	Aaron Smith
Smith	David	David Smith
Smith	Elisha	Elisha Smith	(Sr.)
Smith	Henry	Henry Smith
Smith	James	James Smith
Smith	Jeremiah	Jeremiah Smith
Smith	John	John Smith
Smith	Jonathan	Jonathan Smith	Ensign	8th VA Line
Smith	Joseph	Joseph Smith
Smith	Josiah	Josiah Smith
Smith	Levi	Levi Smith	Drummer	Capt. Enoch Weatherhead, Col. Murry’s regt. Served at the Battle of Bunker Hill
Smith	Moody	Moody Smith
Smith	Paul	Paul Smith
Smith	Samuel	Samuel Smith
Smith	Seth	Seth Smith	Lieutenant	Capt. Joseph Smith’s Co.,
Smith	Abijah	Abijah Smith
Smyth	Joshua	Joshua Smyth
Snedeter	Isaac	Isaac Snedeter
Spalding	Jonathan	Jonathan Spalding	Private	Capt. Brown’s Co., Col. David Green Regt. MA
Spaudling	William	William Spaudling
Spaulding	Abel	Abel Spaulding
Spaulding	Jonathan	Jonathan Spaulding	Private	MA
Spaulding	Joseph	Joseph Spaulding
Spaulding	Reuben	Reuben Spaulding	(Jr.)
Spear	Joseph	Joseph Spear
Spencer	Ebenezer	Ebenezer Spencer		Soldier in the NH Line
Spencer	Ephriam	Ephriam Spencer
Spicer	Jabez	Jabez Spicer
Spickett	Daniel	Daniel Spickett
Spofford	Amos	Amos Spofford
Spofford	Benjamin	Benjamin Spofford
Spofford	Eldad	Eldad Spofford	Sergeant	Sergeant in NH Enoch Hale’s regiment of NH militia, at the requisition of General Gates to reinforce Ticonderoga, October 1776.
Spofford	Thomas	Thomas Spofford
Sprague	John	John Sprague
Sprague	Phineas	Phineas Sprague	(III)
Squires	Samuel Stent	Samuel Stent Squires
St. John	Ezra	Ezra St. John
Stacy	William	William Stacy	Lieutenant Colonel	Captain raising to the rank of Lt. Col. under Putnum. In 1778 he was Lt. Col. in Ichabod Alden’s Reg. of the Mass Line.
Stagg	Johannis (John)	Johannis (John) Stagg	Private	Private in Essex County, New Jersey militia
Stanhope	Peter	Peter Stanhope	Private	Private in Captain Menasseh Sawyer’s Company, Colonel Nicholas Dike’s Regiment of MA militia
Stanton	Jonathan	Jonathan Stanton	Private	Capt. Joseph Harker’s Co., Col. Harkinson’s Regt.
Stanyan	Jonathan	Jonathan Stanyan
Starbuck	Matthew	Matthew Starbuck	Sailor	Seaman on the ship Ranger under command of Captain John Paul Jones
Stark	John	John Stark	Maj. Gen.
Stearns	Batholomew	Batholomew Stearns
Stearns	John	John Stearns
Stearns	Joshua	Joshua Stearns
Stearns	Josiah	Josiah Stearns
Stearns	Nathan	Nathan Stearns
Stearns	Samuel	Samuel Stearns
Stebbins	John	John Stebbins
Steel, Sr.	John	John Steel, Sr.	Captain/Chaplain	Captain, Chaplain in Cumberland County (PA) Militia
Steele	David	David Steele
Sterling	Hugh	Hugh Sterling		NH Signer of Association Test
Stevens	Benjamin	Benjamin Stevens
Stevens	Ephraim	Ephraim Stevens	Private	Private in Captain Amos Morrill’s Co., Colonel Joseph Cilley’s NH Regiment
Stevens	Jonathan	Jonathan Stevens	Private	MA Private in Captain Farnum’s Company, Colonel Frye’s Regiment – Lexington Alarm (1775), Bunker Hill (1775)
Stevens	Theophilus	Theophilus Stevens
Stickney	Daniel	Daniel Stickney
Stickney	Thomas	Thomas Stickney
Stickney, Jr.	Thomas	Thomas Stickney, Jr.	1st Lieutenant	Lieutenant, Captain Nathan Gage’s Company of Bradford, MA – marched in support of Lexington Alarum April 19, 1775; Lieutenant, Colonel Frye’s Regiment at Bunker Hill in service until December 12, 1777; His Captain being sick, he commanded his Company in the regiment of his cousin Colonel Thomas Stickney at the Battle of Bennington, where he was wounded.
Stiles	Jeremiah	Jeremiah Stiles
Stitson	Joseph	Joseph Stitson
Stockwell, III	John	John Stockwell, III	Sergeant	Capt. Ichabod Dexter’s Co., Col. Doolittle’s Regt in 1775 and Sergeant in Capt. Oliver’s Co., Nathan Sparhawk’s Regt, for 104 days in 1777
Stoddard	Lemuel	Lemuel Stoddard	Private	Private in Captain Hine’s & Kimball Carlton’s Companies
Stoddard	Nathaniel	Nathaniel Stoddard
Stone	David	David Stone	Private	Captain Jeremiah Wiswall’s Co. marched from Newton to Lexington on alarm of April 19, 1775
Stone	Joshua	Joshua Stone
Stone	Philemon	Philemon Stone
Stotler	Henry	Henry Stotler	Private	Maryland Line of Continental Army
Stoughton	Samuel	Samuel Stoughton
Stowers	James	James Stowers	2nd Lieutenant	Capt. Samuel Clark’s Co., Col. Henry Broomfield’s Regt.
Stratton	Nehemiah	Nehemiah Stratton	Private	New Hampshire volunteers (militia); Capt. Josiah Brown’s Co., Col. Enoch Hale’s Regt.; 1781 joined Continental Army for 3 years. Later became Sergeant
Stratton	Stephen	Stephen Stratton
Straw	John	John Straw
Straw	Samuel	Samuel Straw
Stuart	Benjamin	Benjamin Stuart	Sergeant	Private and Sergeant in Captain Haffield White’s Company, Colonel Rufus Putnam’s 4th Regiment MA Continental Line
Stubbs	Richard	Richard Stubbs
Stults	Henry	Henry Stults
Sturtevant	Church	Church Sturtevant
Sturtevant	Hosea	Hosea Sturtevant
Sutliff, Sr.	Samuel	Samuel Sutliff, Sr.	Corporal	Corporal in Captain Kirkland’s Company, Colonel Wolcott’s CT Regiment
Swan	Samuel	Samuel Swan	Major	MA
Swasey	Ebenezer	Ebenezer Swasey
Sweet	Caleb	Caleb Sweet	Doctor	Surgeon’s Mate, 1st New York Regt. , Staff Officer in General George Washington’s Newburgh, NY headquarters; Service Dates 21 Nov 1776, 13 Oct 1779 and served until close of war
Swett	Jonathan	Jonathan Swett
Symond	Thomas	Thomas Symond	Private	MA Line
Taft	Asa	Asa Taft
Taft	Frederick	Frederick Taft
Taft	Silas	Silas Taft
Taggart	William	William Taggart
Talbot	Peter	Peter Talbot
Tapley	Asa	Asa Tapley
Tapley	Gilbert	Gilbert Tapley
Tarbell	Thomas	Thomas Tarbell	Private	Capt. Mann’s Co., Col. Reed’s Regt.
Tash	Thomas	Thomas Tash
Tasker	Joseph	Joseph Tasker	Private	NH
Taylor	Anthony	Anthony Taylor
Taylor	Edmund	Edmund Taylor		Member of the Committee of Safety, Mecklenburg, VA
Tebbets	Ebenezer	Ebenezer Tebbets
Tenney	Daniel	Daniel Tenney	Private	New Hampshire Guards
Tenney	Edmund	Edmund Tenney
Thayer	Ichabod	Ichabod Thayer	(Jr.)
Thayer	Richard	Richard Thayer
Thomas	Elijah	Elijah Thomas
Thomas	Jedediah	Jedediah Thomas
Thompson	Benjamin	Benjamin Thompson	(III)
Thompson	Ebenezer	Ebenezer Thompson
Thompson	Moses	Moses Thompson
Thompson	Samuel	Samuel Thompson
Thompson	William	William Thompson
Thomson	Hugh	Hugh Thomson
Thorn (or Thom)	Isaac	Isaac Thorn (or Thom)
Thornton	Matthew	Matthew Thornton
Thurston	Daniel	Daniel Thurston	Private	NY Militia
Thurston	Oliver	Oliver Thurston	Sergeant	Sergeant in Captain William Rowell’s Company, Colonels Nathan Hale, George Reed Regiments NH
Tibbets	Ichabod	Ichabod Tibbets
Tibbetts	Jeremiah	Jeremiah Tibbetts		Civil Service – Surveyor of Highways in 1776, 1778
Tiffany	James	James Tiffany
Tillnghost	Thomas	Thomas Tillnghost
Tilton	John	John Tilton
Timson	Robert	Robert Timson
Tingue	John	John Tingue	Corporal	Philip Schuyler’s Regt, New York Militia
Tinker	Elihu	Elihu Tinker	Private	Private in Captain Benjamin Bonney’s Company, Colonel Elisha Porter’s Regiment, MA
Tinker	John	John Tinker
Titcomb	Richard	Richard Titcomb	Captain	Captain 3rd Company, Colonel Jonathan Titcomb’s 2nd Essex County MA Regiment, Colonel Nathaniel Wade
Titus	Samuel	Samuel Titus
Todd	Eben	Eben Todd
Todd	Nelson	Nelson Todd	Private	Private – Captain Edward Payson’s Company of Militia, marched on the Lexington Alarm, April 19, 1775
Tolman	Ebenezer	Ebenezer Tolman
Town	Peter	Peter Town
Towner	Comfort	Comfort Towner
Treat	Charles	Charles Treat
Treworgy	Spencer	Spencer Treworgy
Tripp	Richard	Richard Tripp
Trotter	James	James Trotter
TRUE	Benjamin	Benjamin True
TRUE	Jacob	Jacob True
Truesdell	Darius	Darius Truesdell
Tuck	William	William Tuck	Capt.
Tuck, Jr	Jonathan	Jonathan Tuck, Jr		Signer of a Test Paper on June 4, 1776 at the Hampton, NH Committee of Safety meeting, pledging to protect the United American Colonies with ARMS in opposition of the British forces.
Tucker	William	William Tucker
Turner	Nehemiah	Nehemiah Turner	Constable	Constable for the town of Newcastle, ME
Turner	William	William Turner
Tuttle	Pelatian	Pelatian Tuttle
Tuttle	Samuel	Samuel Tuttle
Twitchell	Joseph	Joseph Twitchell
Tyler	Bradstreet	Bradstreet Tyler	Private	Capt. Jacob Gould’s Co.
Tyrell (Tirrell)	Samuel	Samuel Tyrell (Tirrell)		NH – Signed Association Test in Bedford, NH on June 4, 1776
Underwood	Jereme	Jereme Underwood
Upton	Joseph	Joseph Upton	Private	MA Soldier. 3rd Reading Co., under Capt. John Flint, Col. David Green’s Regt. Alarm of April 19, 1775. May 15, 1775 list of men belonging to 3rd Reading Co.
Van Alstyne	William	William Van Alstyne
Van Dorn	Cornelius	Cornelius Van Dorn
Van Horn	Isaiah	Isaiah Van Horn	Musician	Drummer in Captain Henry Van Horn’s Company, Colonel Joseph Kirkbride’s Regiment of PA militia
Van Kleeck	Baltus	Baltus Van Kleeck
Varkey	Joseph S.	Joseph S. Varkey
Vaughn	Jabez	Jabez Vaughn
Veep (Keep?)	Matthew	Matthew Veep (Keep?)	(Jr.)	Corporal
Verieul	Joseph	Joseph Verieul
Viall	Nathaniel	Nathaniel Viall
Vincent	Joshua	Joshua Vincent	Private	RI, stationed at Fort Ticonderoga
Vogt	Michael	Michael Vogt
Vose	Joseph	Joseph Vose
Vose	William	William Vose	Private	MA Militia
Wadleigh	Benjamin	Benjamin Wadleigh
Wadleigh	Nathaniel	Nathaniel Wadleigh
Wadleigh	Thomas	Thomas Wadleigh
Wadsworth	David	David Wadsworth
Walbridge	Henry	Henry Walbridge	Sergeant	Sergeant on Lexington Alarm Roll of Cap’t Reuben Read’s Co. of Minute men and others
Waldo	Edward	Edward Waldo
Waldo, Sr.	Jesse	Jesse Waldo, Sr.	Lieutenant	CT: 1st Connecticut Regt, 8th Company
Waldron	Aaron	Aaron Waldron
Waldron	Jacob	Jacob Waldron
Waldron	John	John Waldron
Walker	Asa	Asa Walker
Walker	Charles	Charles Walker	Private	Private in Capt. Jesse Partridge’s Co. 1778; Capt. William Cobb’s Co. 1779; Capt. Joseph Pride’s Co. 1780
Walker	Isaac	Isaac Walker
Walker	James	James Walker
Walker	Obijiah	Obijiah Walker
Walker	Timothy	Timothy Walker	(Jr.)
Wallace	Hugh	Hugh Wallace	Sergeant	Sergeant in Capt. James Johnson’s Company, 6th Virginia Regt. commanded by Lt. Col. James Hendricks
Wallace	Moses	Moses Wallace	Patriotic Service	PA suffered depredation
Wallace (Wallis)	Joseph	Joseph Wallace (Wallis)	Capt.	MA Militia
Wallingford	David	David Wallingford
Ward	Artemus	Artemus Ward
Ward	Simon	Simon Ward
Warfield	Samuel	Samuel Warfield	Private	Capt. Thomas Marshall Baker’s Co., Col. Benjamin Hawa’s Regt.
Warner	Thomas	Thomas Warner
Warren	Aaron	Aaron Warren	Private	Private in the 12th Regiment MA continental line commanded by Col. Brewer
Warren	Daniel	Daniel Warren		Capt. Evan’s & Capt. Webb’s Co.
Washburn	Daniel	Daniel Washburn	Private	NY
Waterman	Abraham	Abraham Waterman	Captain	Captain of the 25th Regiment of CT militia commanded by Colonel Obadiah Johnson, New London, CT September 4, 1778
Watson	Caleb	Caleb Watson
Watson	Coleman	Coleman Watson
Watson	Elipalet	Elipalet Watson
Watts	Samuel	Samuel Watts	Private	Private in Lieutenant Joel Whitney’s 10th Company MA Militia, Colonel Foster’s Regiment – called to serve for defense of Machias, ME
Weare	Meschech	Meschech Weare
Webber	William	William Webber
Webster	David	David Webster
Webster	Ebenezer	Ebenezer Webster
Webster	Samuel	Samuel Webster
Weeks	David	David Weeks
Weeks	Gilbert	Gilbert Weeks
Weeks	Thomas	Thomas Weeks	Captain	Col. Whitney’s Regt.
Weeks	William	William Weeks
Weikert	George	George Weikert	Private	Private in Captain Andrew Forman’s York County PA militia. Guarding Convention prisoners at Camp Security; paid Supply Tax 1781, 1782
Welch	Joseph	Joseph Welch
Weld	Walter	Walter Weld
Weldman	Timothy	Timothy Weldman
Wellington	George	George Wellington
Wellman	Samuel	Samuel Wellman
Wells	Ezekiel	Ezekiel Wells	Sergeant	Clerk, Private, Sergeant in Captain Samuel Richard’s Company; Colonel John Stark’s Regiment, New Hampshire Line, including service from 23 April to 1 August 1775, Signed the Association Test in Canaan, NH on 1 July 1776
Wells	James	James Wells
Welton	Daniel	Daniel Welton	Private	Private of the CT Fifth Battalion, Wadsworth Brigade, Colonel Douglas’ Regiment, Captain Lewis’ Company, 1776.
Wentworth	Bartholomew	Bartholomew Wentworth
Wentworth	Jonathan	Jonathan Wentworth
Wentworth	Paul	Paul Wentworth	Private	Private in Capt. Samuel Darby’s Co., Col. Bailey’s MA Regt.
Wentworth	Richard	Richard Wentworth
Wentworth	Samuel	Samuel Wentworth
Wentworth	Spencer	Spencer Wentworth	Private	NH Private, Captain Waldron’s Company
Wentwoth	Richard	Richard Wentwoth
West	Thomas	Thomas West	Corporal	MA, Corporal in Capt. Nathan Smith’s Co., enlisted Oct. 5, 1775; service to Dec. 1, 1775, 2 months 1 Day; company stationed at Martha’s Vineyard for defense of sea coast.
Wetherbee	Samuel	Samuel Wetherbee
Wetmore	John	John Wetmore	Patriotic Service	Civit Service in CT
Wetmore	Seth	Seth Wetmore	Patriotic Service	Patriotic Service – took Oath of Fidelity, 1780, and Oath of Freemen, 1781
Wheat	Joseph	Joseph Wheat
Wheat	Thomas	Thomas Wheat	(Sr.)
Wheeler	David	David Wheeler
Wheeler	Elisha	Elisha Wheeler	Private	Private in Captain John Nixon’s Company, Colonel Abijah Pierce’s Regiment of Minutemen, Lexington Alarum
Wheeler	James	James Wheeler	Sergeant	Sergeant, NH 11th Co. in Col. Ashley’s Regt. which marched for the relief of the Garrison at Ticonderoga on the Alarm June 1777 – Engaged June 29
Wheeler	John	John Wheeler
Wheeler	Joseph	Joseph Wheeler	(III)
Wheeler	Peter	Peter Wheeler
Wheeler	Samuel	Samuel Wheeler
Wheelock	Jonathan	Jonathan Wheelock
Wheelock	Phineas	Phineas Wheelock
Whidden	Joseph	Joseph Whidden
Whitcher	Chase	Chase Whitcher
Whitcomb	Abner	Abner Whitcomb
Whitcomb	Asa	Asa Whitcomb
Whitcomb	Jonathan P.	Jonathan P. Whitcomb
Whitcomb	Joseph	Joseph Whitcomb
Whitcomb	Josiah	Josiah Whitcomb
Whitcomb	Philemon	Philemon Whitcomb
White	Ebenezer	Ebenezer White
White	James	James White
White	John	John White
White	Nathaniel	Nathaniel White
White	Rand	Rand White
White	Stephen	Stephen White
White	William Clement	William Clement White
Whitehouse	John	John Whitehouse	Private	Private in Colonel Pierce Long’s NH Regt.
Whiting	Caleb	Caleb Whiting	Private
Whiting	John	John Whiting	Adjutant General	MA 2nd Regt. Adjutant General to General George Washington against Cornwallis in Virginia
Whitley	Leonard	Leonard Whitley	Private	Private, VA
Whitmer	Peter	Peter Whitmer	(Sr.)
Whitney	David	David Whitney
Whitney	Enoch	Enoch Whitney
Whitney	Israel	Israel Whitney
Whitney	Jacob	Jacob Whitney
Whitney	James	James Whitney
Whitney	John	John Whitney
Whitney	Seth	Seth Whitney
Whitney	Thaddeus	Thaddeus Whitney
Whittaker	John	John Whittaker
Whittam	William	William Whittam	Matross	MD
Whittemore	Aaron	Aaron Whittemore
Whitten	John	John Whitten
Wiggins	James	James Wiggins	Private	NH Regiment
Wilcox	David	David Wilcox	Private	Private in 16th Regt. Albany County Militia (NY), Capt. William Shepard’s Company, Col. Cornelius Douty VT Regiment of Foot
Wilcox	Thomas	Thomas Wilcox	Private	Capt. William Cook’s Co., Col. Church’s Regt.
Wilder	Abijah	Abijah Wilder	Private Soldier	NH
Wilkins	Bray	Bray Wilkins
Wilkinson	Benning	Benning Wilkinson
Wilkinson	David	David Wilkinson
Willard	Jonathan	Jonathan Willard
William	Benjamin	Benjamin William
Williams	Joseph	Joseph Williams
Williams	Thomas	Thomas Williams
Williams	Zachariah	Zachariah Williams	Private	Private in Captain Henry Dorroch’s Bucks County, PA militia
Willis	Edmund	Edmund Willis
Willis	Lewis	Lewis Willis	Lieutenant	Lieutenant in VA militia
Willis	Thomas	Thomas Willis
Willmarth	Asa	Asa Willmarth
Willmarth	Joseph	Joseph Willmarth
Wills	John	John Wills
Wilson	Archelus	Archelus Wilson
Wilson	Benjamin	Benjamin Wilson	Colonel	Captain of VA militia, Colonel of VA militia
Wilson	Daniel	Daniel Wilson
Wilson	Jesse	Jesse Wilson
Wilson	John	John Wilson
Wilson	Supply	Supply Wilson
Wilson (Willson)	Jonathan	Jonathan Wilson (Willson)
Winkley	Francis	Francis Winkley	Patriotic Service	signed The Association Test Barrington, NH 1776
Winn	Joshua	Joshua Winn	Private	Private in Captain Gideon Foster’s Compary, Colonel John Mansfield’s Regiment Served 2 mos and 24 days
Winslow	Benjamin	Benjamin Winslow
Wiswall	Noah	Noah Wiswall
Witcher	Chase	Chase Witcher
Wixon	Solomon	Solomon Wixon	Private	7th Regiment, Dutchess County militia
Wood	Ephraim	Ephraim Wood
Wood	John	John Wood
Wood	Thomas	Thomas Wood
Woodbury	Joshua	Joshua Woodbury
Woodbury	Luke	Luke Woodbury
Woodman	Jeremiah	Jeremiah Woodman
Woodman	Jonathan	Jonathan Woodman
Woodman	Nathan	Nathan Woodman	Private	Private in Captain Jeremiah Hill’s Company, Colonel James Scamman’s Regiment
Woods	Ebenezer	Ebenezer Woods
Woods	John	John Woods	(Jr.)
Woods	Nehemias	Nehemias Woods
Woodward	Slomon	Slomon Woodward
Woodworth	Salvenus	Salvenus Woodworth
Worcester	Asa	Asa Worcester
Worrell	Isaac	Isaac Worrell	Private	Private in Captain Robert McAfee’s Company
Worthen	Benjamin	Benjamin Worthen
Worthen	Ezekiel	Ezekiel Worthen	PS Major	NH Militia
Wright	Benjamin	Benjamin Wright
Wright	David	David Wright
Wright	John	John Wright	Private	NH
Wright	Joseph	Joseph Wright
Wright	Phineas	Phineas Wright	Sergeant	Sergeant, Massachusetts in Capt. John Kirklands Co.; Col. Ruggles Woodbridge Regiment
Wright	Prudence	Prudence Wright
Wyatt	George	George Wyatt
Wyman	Isaac	Isaac Wyman
Yale	Nathaniel	Nathaniel Yale	Private	Capt. John Carpenter’s Co.
Yantis	Jacob	Jacob Yantis
Yarnal	Peter	Peter Yarnal
Young	Caleb	Caleb Young
Young	John	John Young
Young	Joseph	Joseph Young
Young	Joshua	Joshua Young
Young	Thomas	Thomas Young	(Sr.)
Zartman	Henry	Henry Zartman
Zartman	Jacob	Jacob Zartman	(Sr.)
Zink	Gottlieb	Gottlieb Zink	Private	PA