Statewide County CT Archives Military Records.....Captain Abrm. Mead's Co. Revwar Col. David Waterbury, Jr.'s Regiment *********************************************** Copyright. All rights reserved. http://www.usgwarchives.net/copyright.htm http://www.usgwarchives.net/ct/ctfiles.htm *********************************************** File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by: Joy Fisher sdgenweb@yahoo.com October 8, 2007, 1:36 am Captain Abrm. Mead's Co. CAPTAIN ABRM. MEAD'S COMPANY. Lieutenants: GEORGE PECK, SYLVANUS MEAD, EBENR. MEAD. Sergeants: 18 ELIJAH MEAD, 18 JAMES FERRIS, 20 GERSHORM LOCKWOOD, 18 JOSEPH KNAP. Clerk, 18 JEREMIAH MEAD. Corporals: 17 EBENR. W. PHINEY, 18 MILETON LOCKWOOD, 18 PETER MEAD, 18 JOSEPH JUDSON. Drummer, 18 WILLM. SEYMOUR. Fifer, 20 DANIEL MEAD. PRIVATES. 19 Addington, Ebenr. 20 Adams, Jonathan 20 Austin, John 20 Austen, Nathaniel 20 Blake, William 20 Banks, Daniel 20 Brighton, John 20 Brown, Nath. 20 Bush, Justin Blake, Willm., Jun. 20 Clerk, James 20 Depew, John 18 Drayton, Jonah 18 Dun, Danl., Jun. 18 Ferris, Andrew 18 Finch, Abrm. 18 Ferris, Jabez 18 Ferris, Jephet 18 Ferris, Pack? 18 Ferris, Soloman 18 Ferris, Caleb 18 How, Ebenr. 20 Jones, Thomas 19 Knap, Abrm. 18 Knap, Charles 20 Knap, Titus 20 Knap, Titus, Jun. 20 Knap, Timothy 18 Knap, Joseph 18 Lyon, Amos 18 Lockwood, Philip 18 Mead, Solomon 20 Mead, Jonas 18 Newman, Abrm. 18 Peck, Abijah 19 Palmer, Josiah 20 Palmer, Jeremiah 19 Palmer, Smith 18 Peck, Edward 18 Rundle,? Charles 18 Sutton, Daniel 20 Worden, Noah 20 Wilson, David Additional Comments: NOTE—No change has been made in the spelling of a name, even when obviously in error. When the spelling cannot be deciphered, aided by comparison, an interrogation mark (?) has been added. The numbers appearing at left of names are the days of the month of January 1776, when enlistments were made. Dates are not given in all cases as they do not appear in original record. Extracted from: A COMPLETE ROSTER OF Colonel David Waterbury Jr.'s Regiment of Connecticut Volunteers. THE FIRST REGIMENT OF INFANTRY RESPONDING TO A CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS FOR THE DEFENCE OF NEW YORK CITY AGAINST THE BRITISH IN THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION. Now for the first time printed from manuscript records in the possession of the publisher, with notes, compiled from authentic historical sources, By A. H. CLARK. 1897. A. S. CLARK, 174 Fulton Street, (opposite St. Paul s), New York City. Entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1897, by A. S. CLARK, in the office of the Librarian of Congress. All Rights Reserved. File at -- http://files.usgwarchives.net/ct/statewide/military/revwar/other/ucoldavid63gmt.txt This file has been created by a form at http://www.genrecords.org/ctfiles/ File size: 2.8 Kb