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[PDF File]Official Clothing and Equipment Guidelines
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Farmer‟s Smocks by Massachusetts Militia on April 19, 1775,” New England Rev War Campaigners, 2008. 7 Henry M. Cooke IV, “Unlined Frock Coat,” Historical Costume Services, 1999. 8 Cooke, “The Massachusetts Bounty Coat of 1775,” Historical Costume Services, 1992.
[PDF File]HISTORICAL AUTOGRAPHS AND DOCUMENTS
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[AMERICAN REVOLUTION]. JABEZ HUNTINGTON (1719 -1786) Major- gen-eral of the Connecticut militia during the revolution. Windham, August 31, 1780. Pair of documents being a partly printed pay-order for a soldier serving in the Con-tinental Army and his certification of ser-vice signed by Jabez Huntington. Hun-tington certifies “that Francis ...
[PDF File]Guide to Sources on the American Revolution
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5 US Census of Revolutionary and Military Pensioners, with index (MF185.U56) Military Service Records—Other States Collections of the Connecticut Historical Society, vols. 8, 12 (F91.C7) Delaware Archives, vols. 1-3 military, naval, and militia muster rolls of the Revolutionary War (F161.D29) Georgia’s Roster of the Revolution
[PDF File]CTSSAR Re-enactors Massing of the Colors
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Connecticut militia man marching off to war in April 1775, “God who transplanted us hither will support us”. We, the members of the Connecticut Society of the Sons of the American Revolution, Descendants of the Patriots who fought for, and secured our Nation’s Independence, remember your service and sacrifi ce. Thank You Todd L. Gerlander
Breaking Points: Mutiny in the Continental Army
mutiny of the Revolution, surpassed perhaps only by the Newburgh Conspiracy of 1783. Fortunately for the American cause, uprisings of this kind were extremely rare. The first major mutiny had occurred in May 1780 when the Connecticut Line formed up and demonstrated on …
[PDF File]Lexington and Concord: A Legacy of Conflict
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battles of the American Revolution on April 19, 1775. What had begun ten years earlier as political protest escalated as British soldiers clashed with colonial militia and “minute men” in a series of skirmishes at Lexington, Concord, and along the a twenty-two-mile stretch of road that ran from Boston to Concord.
[PDF File]The Burning of Norwalk During The American Revolutionary War
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the largest Revolutionary War battle in Connecticut. Norwalk was attacked because it was a base for Patriot espionage missions, munitions manufacturing, and a supply depot. An American spy, Nathan Hale, set out from Norwalk in 1776 on his ill-fated intelligence-gathering mission at age sixteen. In November, 1778 a flotilla of twenty
[PDF File]Patriot Index - Connecticut Sons of the American Revolution
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Seymour Charles 982 1738 CT Commanded a company of the 1st regiment of Ct militia, Major Newbury's, in the campaign around NY, 1776; also commanded a company in Col Belden's regiment at Peekskill Mar-Jun 1777. 14 May 1802 Seymour Joash 2919 1 May 1742 CT 17 Nov 1795 Seymour John 1250 CT Served in militia and was a pensioner by reason of such ...
[PDF File]Connecticut in the American Revolution
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Connecticut inthe AmericanRevolution AnExhibitionfromtheLibraryand MuseumCollectionsof TheSocietyoftheCincinnati AndersonHouse Washington,D.C. October27,2001-May11,2002
[PDF File]THOMPSON, CONNECTICUT REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS …
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13. Carpenter, Elijar a. Record of Service of Connecticut Men in the War of the Revolution, 11th Regiment of Militia, Caleb Clark’s company, p. 461 and/or Col. McClellan’s regiment, Captain Squire Hill’s company, p. 545.1 b. Connecticut State Troops.2 c. Sons of Union Veterans.3 d. DAR.5 14. Carroll, Amos a. Sons of Union Veterans.3 15.
[DOC File]Chapter 3 ---------The American Revolution
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Chapter 3 Section 2---The Revolution Begins. Massachusetts Defies Britain (pp. 82-85) 1772---British sent Customs ships to patrol North American waters in order to intercept smugglers. British ship, the Gaspee, was seized & burned. Committee of Correspondence---Each colony should communicate with other colonies about British activity.
[DOC File]Battles of the American Revolution
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Timeline of the American Revolution. May 1774 First Continental Congress met in Philadelphia. April 1775- Battles of Lexington and Concord. May 1775 Ethan Allen and his “Green Mountain Boys” from Vermont joined Benedict Arnold with some Connecticut militia to …
[DOC File]Summary of Lineage of JAMES ENDERBY BIDLACK
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Connecticut militia m. Mehetabel Durkee. James Bidlack, Jr. (1750-1778) Martyred hero of American Revolution, Wyoming Valley, PA. m. Abigail Fuller. Four children: Stephen, Sally, Hettie, and James (III) Benjamin Bidlack (1762-1845) m. Lydia Alden. m. Sarah Gore. Benjamin Alden Bidlack (1804-1849) Famous U.S. Senator Several other children ...
[DOCX File]1. Introduction - Weebly
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The American Revolution – Chapter 7. 1. Introduction. When the American war for independence from Great Britain began in 1775, 15-year-old Joseph Martin was too young to join the Continental army. But when recruiters returned to his Connecticut village a year later, he was ready to go.
[DOCX File]History American Revolution - California State Library
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Biography of famed patriot and American Revolution hero Nathan Hale (1755-1776), who was hung by the British for spying. Uses primary sources to detail Hale's years at Yale and his teaching career before he joined the Connecticut militia. Some violence. Commercial audiobook. 2008. Download from BARD: Nathan Hale: the Life and Death of America ...
[DOCX File]Yonkers Public Schools
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Militia’s _____ tactics. Familiar with the _____ and environment _____ the war. ... Classwork: Joseph Plumb Martin enlisted in the Continental Army in 1776, and served in New York and Connecticut during the American Revolution. In this excerpt, he recalls the hardships that soldiers experienced on the line and after they were discharged. ...
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He graduated from Yale University in 1773 and became a Continental Army captain in 1776. He was a young schoolteacher when the Revolution began. Commissioned as an officer in the Connecticut militia, he served in the attack on the British in Boston, and then took part in militia actions in New York.
[DOC File]The Revolution and American Society: “Mary Silliman’s War”
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The Revolution and American Society: “Mary Silliman’s War” “Mary Silliman's War” is a film about one woman and her family during the American Revolution. It is based on the biography of Mary Fish Silliman, The Way of Duty: A Woman and Her Family in Revolutionary America (1984) by Joy and Richard Buel, and upon family correspondence ...
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Sybil’s father, Colonel Henry Ludington, was a commander in the 7th Regiment of the Dutchess County Militia. After arriving in Connecticut on April 25, 1777, British General Tryon and his forces set about selectively burning down homes and stores in Danbury.
[DOC File]Samuel Holden Parsons (May 14 1737–November 17 1789) …
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Samuel Holden Parsons (May 14 1737–November 17 1789) was an American lawyer, jurist, and military leader. He was born in Lyme, Connecticut, and was actively involved in the resistance against British forces on the eve of the Revolution. He was appointed Major of the 14th Connecticut, Militia …
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