THIRD COMPANY. John Winslow, Captain. Commissioned June 8, 1777. Resigned November 5, 1778. Lieutenant Thomas Barr took his place. Thomas Barr, Captain-lieutenant. Commissioned as Third-lieutenant in Capt. Romans' Pennsylvania Artillery, March 28, 1776; promoted to Secondlieutenant, May 15, 1776; on command with Gen. Schuyler till November 9, 1776, when he was promoted to Captain-lieutenant in Major Stevens' corps. On duty January 17, 1779. Jacob Kemper, First-lieutenant. Commissioned November 9, 1776. Served to the end of the war. (See N. J.) Jacob Welsh, Second-lieutenant. Commissioned November 9, 1776. Resigned November 5, 1778. Richard Hunnewell, Second-lieutenant. Commissioned February 1, 1777. Resigned November 25, 1778. John Liswell, Second-lieutenant. Commissioned February 1, 1777. On duty January 17, 1779. ARTILLERY ARTIFICERS BELONGING TO COL. EBENEZER STEVENS' CORPS, AS IT STOOD FROM DEC. 16, 1776, TO OCT. 1, 1778. Noah Nichols, Captain. Commissioned November 9, 1776. Nathaniel Call, Captain of Cartridge Makers. Commissioned December 19, 1777. Thomas Patton, Foreman of Smiths. Commissioned December 15, 1777. NAMES OF THE DISCHARGED OFFICERS AND PRIVATES OF CAPT. EBENEZER STEVENS' COMPANY OF ARTILLERY IN 1776, WHO LEFT SERVICE AT TICONDEROGA JANUARY 1, 1777. NAMES, RANK, DATES OF COMMISSIONS, AND TIME OF ENLISTMENT OF THE OFFICERS AND PRIVATES OF COL. LEWIS DUBOIS' NEW YORK REGIMENT, AS IT STOOD AT WHITE PLAINS, JULY 22, 1778. Lewis Dubois, Colonel. Commissioned June 25, 1776; on furlough by General Gates in July, 1778; at the battle of Klock's Field in 1780; and at the capture of Fort Montgomery the 6th October, 1777. Jacobes Bruyn, Lieutenant-colonel. Commissioned June 26, 1776; taken prisoner at Fort Montgomery October 6, 1777. Samuel Logan, Major. Commissioned June 26, 1776; taken prisoner at Fort Montgomery October 6, 1777. Served to the end of the war. Henry Dubois, Adjutant. Commissioned November 21, 1777. Nehemiah Carpenter, Quartermaster. Commissioned November 21, 1776; taken prisoner at Fort Montgomery October 6, 1777. Samuel Townsend, Paymaster. Commissioned November 21, 1776; on furlough by Captain Rosecrans. John Gano, Chaplain. Commissioned November 21, 1776; promoted to Brigade Chaplain. Samuel Cook, Surgeon. Commissioned November 21, 1776. Served to end of the war. Ebenezer Hutchinson, Surgeon's Mate. Commissioned June 12, 1778. FIRST COMPANY. James Rosekrans, Captain. Commissioned November 21, 1776; promoted to Major, and served to the end of the war. Henry Dodge, First-lieutenant. Commissioned November 21, 1776. Served to the end of the war. Samuel Dodge, Second-lieutenant. Commissioned November 21, 1776; taken prisoner at Fort Montgomery October 6, 1777. Served to the end of the war. Henry Swartwout, Ensign. Commissioned November 21, 1776; taken prisoner at Fort Montgomery October 6, 1777. Served to the end of the war. Non-commissioned Officers for Three Years. Sergeant. Appointed January 1, 1777. John Christy, SECOND COMPANY. James Stewart, Captain. Commissioned November 21, 1776. Served to the end of the war. Alexander McArthur, Lieutenant. Commissioned November 21, 1776. Taken prisoner at Fort Montgomery October 6, 1777. John McClaughrey, Ensign. Commissioned November 21, 1776. Taken prisoner at Fort Montgomery, October 6, 1777. John Reid, Sergeant. Appointed January 1, 1777. John Lovett, Corporal. do. do. Privates who formed the Company, January 1, 1777. Amos Hutchings, Captain. I cannot get any information relative to the commission of this Captain, nor his service; but it appears he lost his life in the service June 23, 1778. Patton Jackson, Lieutenant. Commissioned November 21, 1777. Taken prisoner at Fort Montgomery October 6, 1777. John Furman, Second-lieutenant. Commissioned November 21, 1776. Captured at Fort Montgomery October 6, 1777. Served to the end of the war. Non-commissioned Officers for Three Years. Seth Stalker, Sergeant. Appointed February 12, 1777. Privates for Three Years from January 1, 1777. Samuel Langdon, Roger Latimore, Peter Hopper, John Rhoads, Philip Richards, Thomas Jones, |