Historical Register of Units of the Militia, Associators ...
Historical Register of Units of the Militia, Associators, and Minutemen from 1607 to 1861
Compiler and editor ? Walter G. Green III, Ph.D.
Copyright 2015 by the Society of Descendants of Militia Officers. All rights reserved.
2016-06-03
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UNITS ? MASSACHUSETTS 1629-1680
Colony/State Massachusetts (Bay Colony)
Massachusetts (Bay Colony): (c) Dorchester, Roxbury, Weymouth, Hingham, Dedham, Braintree, Medfield, Hull, Milton, probably Wrentham, Hingham
Date 1641-06-01
(a) 1636/7-0309 (b) 1643-09-07 Redesignated (c) 1680-10-13 force reorganization
Unit Massachusetts Bay Colony Militia: Sergeant Major General John Humphrey (a) South Regiment: Colonel John Winthrop, Sr.; Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Dudley; Mustermaster Captain John Underhill; Captain John Underhill's Company (Boston); Captain Israel Stoughton's Company (Dorchester);
Strength
Reference Wright "Massachusetts Militia Roots".
(a) 1 Colonel 1 Lieutenant Colonel
1 Mustermaster 5 Companies
(b) 2 Troops of
Horse
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Massachusetts (Bay Colony)
Massachusetts (Bay Colony)
Massachusetts (Bay Colony) Massachusetts (Bay Colony): Boston and Roxbury Massachusetts (Bay Colony): Dorchester
Massachusetts (Bay Colony)
(a) prior to 1652-05-26 (b) date unknown (c) 1680-10-13 force reorganization transferred to Boston Regiment (a) prior to 1680-10-13 (b) transferred to Boston Regiment 1680-10-13
1679-10-15
(a) 1631-04-12 (b) 1635 (c) 1652-10-19
(a) 1631-04-12 (b) 1635
(a) 1636/7-0309 (b) 1643-09-07 redesignated (c) 1680-10-13 force reorganization, divided into 1st
Roxbury Company; Weymouth Company; Hingham Company (b,c) Suffolk Regiment: Major William Stoughton (a) Suffolk Troop, Suffolk Regiment (b) renamed Boston Troop may be same troop as Captain Thomas Brattle's Troop
Captain Thomas Brattle's Troop of Horse, Suffolk Regiment: Captain Thomas Brattle may be same troop as Boston Troop Hingham, Weymouth, and Hull Troop, Suffolk Regiment (a, b) Captain John Underhill's Company, South Regiment: Captain John Underhill (a) Captain Richard Southcot's Company : Captain Richard Southcot (b) Captain John Mason's Company: Captain John Mason (a) East Regiment: Colonel John Endecott; Lieutenant Colonel John Winthrop, Jr.; Mustermaster Captain William Trask; Captain William Trask's Company (Salem)
(a) 1 Colonel 1 Lieutenant Colonel
1 Mustermaster 4 Companies
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Massachusetts (Bay Colony): Salem
Massachusetts (Bay Colony): Salem Massachusetts (Bay Colony): Salem
Massachusetts (Bay Colony): Salem
Massachusetts (Bay Colony): Saugus renamed Lynn 1637
Massachusetts (Bay Colony)
Massachusetts (Bay Colony): (a) Ipswich,
and 2nd Essex Regiments
(a) 1629-04-17 (b) 1631-04-12 (c) 1635 (d) 1674-10-07 reorganization into 1st and 2nd Salem Companies
1674-10-07
(a) 1674-10-07 (b) 1677-10-22 reorganization into 2nd and 3rd Salem Companies 1677-10-22 created from the 2nd Salem Company (a) 1635 (b) by 1636/703-09
(a) 1652-10-19 (b) 1662-05-07 force reorganization (a) 1662-05-07 formed from Essex Troop
Captain Daniel Patrick's Company (Saugus renamed Lynn 1637); Captain Daniel Dennison's Company (Ipswich); Captain John Spencer's Company (Newberry) (b) Essex Regiment (a, b) Salem Company or Captain John Endecott's Company, East Regiment: Captain John Endecott (c) Captain William Trask's Company, East Regiment: Captain William Trask 1st (East) Salem Company, Essex Regiment 2nd (West) Salem Company, Essex Regiment
3rd (Salem Farms/Village) Salem Company, Essex Regiment (a) Captain Nathaniel Turner's Company: Captain Nathaniel Turner (b) Captain Daniel Patrick's Company: Captain Daniel Patrick Essex Troop, Essex Regiment:
(a) 1st Essex Troop, Essex Regiment: (b) 1st (?) Essex Troop,
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Rowley, Newbury, Andover, Topsfield (b) Ipswich only Massachusetts (Bay Colony)
Massachusetts (Bay Colony)
Massachusetts (Bay Colony): (a) Salem, Manchester, Lynn, River Head (d) Salem only
Massachusetts (Bay Colony)
Massachusetts (Bay Colony)
Massachusetts (Bay Colony): Salem, Lynn, Marblehead, Ipswich, Gloucester, Wenham, Salem Village
Massachusetts (Bay Colony): Newbury, Rowley, Salisbury, Haverhill, Andover, Topsfield, Amesbury,
(b) 1680-10-13 (c) 1683-05-16 force reorganization
Regiment unknown (c) 1st Essex Troop, probably 1st Essex
Regiment
1683-05-16 formed from 1st Essex Troop
1683-05-16 formed from 1st Essex Troop
(a) 1662-05-07 Formed from Essex Troop (b) 1677-06-01 disbanded (c) 1678-05-09 reorganized (d) 1678-10-07 1677-10-22 formed from 2nd Essex Troop 1683-05-16 formed from 2nd Essex Troop
(a) 1680-10-13 formed from Essex Regiment (b) 1689 force reorganization into 3 regiments
(a) 1680-10-13 formed from Essex Regiment (b) 1689 force reorganization into 3 regiments
Andover and Topsfield Troop, Essex Regiment probably 2nd Essex Regiment Newbury and Rowley Troop, Essex Regiment probably 2nd Essex Regiment 2nd Essex Troop, Essex Regiment
Lynn Troop, Essex Regiment
Beverly and Wenham Troop, Essex Regiment probably 1st Essex Regiment 1st (South) Essex Regiment: Major General Dennison; 3 Ipswich Companies; 1st Essex Troop of Horse; Beverly and Wenham Troop of Horse 2nd (North ) Essex Regiment: Major Nathaniel Saltonstall; 2 Newbury Companies; probably Andover and Topsfield Troop of Horse; probably Newbury and
1 Major General 10 companies 2 Troops of Horse
1 Major 9 Companies
of Foot 3 Troops of
Horse
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Bradford
Massachusetts (Bay Colony): Massachusetts (Bay Colony): Salem, Lynn, Marblehead, Beverly, Manchester Massachusetts (Bay Colony): Ipswich, Gloucester, Rowley, Wenham, Topsfield, Boxford Massachusetts (Bay Colony): Newbury, Salisbury, Haverhill, Andover, Amesbury, Bradford Massachusetts (Bay Colony)
1681-05-27
1689 force reorganization
Rowley Troop of Horse; Salisbury, Haverhill, and Amesbury Troop of Horse
Salisbury, Haverhill, and Amesbury Troop 1st Essex Regiment
1689 force
2nd Essex Regiment
reorganization
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1689 force
3rd Essex Regiment
reorganization
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(a) 1636/7-0309 (b) 1643-09-07 Redesignated (c) 1680-10-13 force reorganization divided into 1st and 2nd Middlesex Regiments
(a) North Regiment: Colonel John Haynes; Lieutenant Colonel Roger Herlakenden; Mustermaster Captain Daniel Patrick; Captain Robert Sedgwick's Company (Charleston); Captain William Jennison's Company (Watertown); Captain George Cooke's Company (Newtown renamed Cambridge 1637-09); Lieutenant Simon Willard (Concord);
(a) 1 Colonel 1 Lieutenant Colonel
1 Mustermaster 5 Companies
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