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Page 11

Certificate from Gov that G. Cavey has liberty to go into N. york . . . . . . . Board of War to take order

Source: Continental Congress - Papers » Page 11

Made 08 Nov 2008
Page 11

Memo. John Clark . . . . his losses . . . . Board of treas.y

Source: Continental Congress - Papers » Page 11

Made 08 Nov 2008
Page 7

Oct 11 Elisha Walton . . . . . . . Intell from N york Marine com.

Source: Continental Congress - Papers » Page 7

Made 08 Nov 2008
Page 11

Corps of Sappers & Miners

Source: Revolutionary War Pensions » Page 11

Made 25 Oct 2008
Page 338

Col. anderson

Source: Continental Congress - Papers » Page 338

Made 18 Oct 2008
Page 10

surrender of Lord Cornwallis

Source: Revolutionary War Pensions » Page 10

Made 18 Oct 2008
Page 10

at the Siege of Yorktown, and were part of the detachment that stormed the Right hand redoubt under teh Command of the Marquis De LFayette on the Night of...

Source: Revolutionary War Pensions » Page 10

Made 18 Oct 2008
Page 8

Monmouth

Source: Revolutionary War Pensions » Page 8

Made 18 Oct 2008
Page 7

ordered to Mud Island in the Delaware River Nine Miles from Philadelphia, where they remained untill the evacuation of the Fort at Mud Island. While at Mud...

Source: Revolutionary War Pensions » Page 7

Made 18 Oct 2008
Page 14

When he arrived in Portsmouth every thing was in a bustle, the inhabitants (all that could) were leaving the town for safety & going to the country...

Source: Revolutionary War Pensions » Page 14

Made 15 Aug 2008
Page 43

The man who was sent on shore by Capt. Mowatt, to set fire to the first parish meeting-house in Portland, was brought to their house a prisoner by Solomon...

Source: Revolutionary War Pensions » Page 43

Made 15 Aug 2008
Page 67

I well remember the time when Falmouth, now Portland was burnt by Mowatt, who did this in 1775 - I saw the smoke of the fire of the burning of the town from...

Source: Revolutionary War Pensions » Page 67

Made 15 Aug 2008
Page 77

I well remember the time that Mowat burnt Falmouth now Portland. I heard the guns & see the smoke. Philip Fowlers first wifes mother was my aunt and she...

Source: Revolutionary War Pensions » Page 77

Made 15 Aug 2008
Page 26

sappers and miners

Source: Revolutionary War Pensions » Page 26

Made 13 Aug 2008
Page 36

he was wounded in the right shoulder at the storming of Yorktown

Source: Revolutionary War Pensions » Page 36

Made 12 Aug 2008
Page 6

sappers and miners

Source: Revolutionary War Pensions » Page 6

Made 12 Aug 2008
Page 6

gen LaFayette and the Baron De Viomenil a Frenc officer stormed two redouts of the British - and that night we flung up another Embankment within cannon shot...

Source: Revolutionary War Pensions » Page 6

Made 07 Aug 2008
Page 71

we must I think have killed and wounded Many of them in the Boats - for we fired from the high Banks and Laurel bushes and the Boats within 70 or 80 yards...

Source: Revolutionary War Pensions » Page 71

Made 06 Aug 2008
Page 71

they had then to go over one mile before they ware out of Reach of our Shot - and we gave to them all we could and when they had got Back against Bordentown...

Source: Revolutionary War Pensions » Page 71

Made 06 Aug 2008
Page 71

My father and I were plowing for Corn - we Heard the guns and saw the Smoke Rising from the fire of Col Borden's House and Stores on the Jersey side and Col...

Source: Revolutionary War Pensions » Page 71

Made 06 Aug 2008

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