Connecticut Archives. War, 1675-1775 : ten volumes and index : index in three volumes.

              CONNECTICUT ARCHIVES

WAR 1675 1775

TEN VOLUMES AND INDEX

INDEX IN THREE VOLUMES

VOLUME I, A G

Hartfozd

Connecticut State Library

1924

Note.

This index in three volumes covers the three thousand three

hundred and five documents which were selected about 1845 from the

files of the General Assembly by Sylvester Judd, author of the

History of Hadley, Aass., and arranged in ten volumes of Connecticut

archives which since have been cited as War.

They relate to King Philip’s war, 1675- 75; Kin illiam’s war,

1689- 97; Queen Anne’s war, 1702- 12; Eastern Indian war, 1722- 26; War

with Spain, 1740- 42; King George’s war, 1744- 48 and French and Indian

war, 1755- 63. Also papers concerning the colonial agents in England,

1751- 74, are contained in this series.

The indexing was done by Effie . Prickett and the typing by

Edith E. Colvin under the supervision of Mary E. Smith and was com-pleted

April 28, 1924.

Connecticut State Library.

Hartford, Conn. State Librarian.

Abbreviations used in this index.

CA)

ass’t

co.

con.

con.

d.

dep- gov.

dept.

exr

x" X

OV

r.

Jr.

- s- d

nag

s

sec ’ y

SOSS.

sr

surg.

treas.

autograph.

admini strator

admini stratrix.

assistant

company.

committee.

continued.

pence ( English money).

deputy governor.

department.

executor.

executrix.

governor.

granted.

junior.

Pounds, shillings, pence ( English money).

mark.

neatived

shilling ( English money).

secretary.

session.

senior.

surgeon.

treasurer.

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---, Nathll. Lebanon, description of mare Iost, 1756 Vl: 361b

Aadams, see Adms.

Abachickwood, instructions of Council reKardln exchange of surrender-ed

Indians, Feb. 1676/ 7 1: 221

Abaahanset, Job, capt. son’s arrival at Quebec from Norridewock &

entertainment by French, 1723 III 190b

Abbe, Abby.

Eleazer, priv. account of ammunition, 1755 V: 286a

" Ezekiel, priv. service, 1755- 87 V: S29, VII: 48b

John, priv. service & death, 1762 X: Ta

John, jr ens. name crossed, 1757 VI: 231

Jonathan, com’y account, 1757 Vll: IZga

Nehemiah, prlv. service, 1787 VII: 45b

Obadiah, soldier, " indham, amount due for service in Canadian ex-pedition,

1712 IIl: llSb

Richard, sergt, service, 1762 X: 82a

Samuel, com’y account, 1758 VI: 328a

Abbecrombe, see Abercrombie.

Abbet, see Abbott.

Abbett,

Abbot,

Abbott, Abbet, Abbett, Abbot, Abott.

Abel, sert, service, 1782 X: 41

Abijah, priv. service, 1755- 56 V: 308

Caleb, 1757 VII 3a " Caleb, jr. priv. ammunition account, 1757 VII: 52a

Daniel, priv. service, 1782 X: 41

Israel, 1787 VII: 27

James ( John priv. service, 1787 VII 65b

John, priv. account of ammunition, 1755 V: 286b

" service, 1757 VII 64a

John, jr. priv. service, 1757 Vll: 21a

Jonathan, soldier, hospital roll, 1758 VIII : I81b ". Joshua, priv. death, 1758 VIII: 26

Nathaniel, priv. desertion ,1762 X: Tb

Sela, priv. service, 1757 ............................. VII: 12a

Seth, 1757 VII 64a, 65d

Thomas, priv. ammunition account, 1757 VII 52a

service, 1757 ............................. VII Sa

Abby, see Abbe.

Abel, Abell, Able.

com’y account, 1762 ........................................ X: 87a Capt. com’y account, 1762 .................................. X: 87a

John, account of bond given him for soldiers’ supplies, 1709/ 10

Joshua, capt. account current with Conn. for his co. Feb. 14,111715: 689

" account of horses furnished his co. 1755- V: 28V4: ab2c3d5

appointment, Aug 1755 V: 153,157a

’ co. mentiomedne. Yar. 1756 VVI1: 4383a1ba

Samuel, jr. ( A) indorsement of army account, 1758 V: 235 Simeon, priv. service, 1787 VII Abell, see Abel.

Abenather, see Abernathy.

Abercrombie, Abbecrombe, Abercromby.

James, maj- gen, commander in chief of British army, 1788

Abrcromby, see Abercrombie. VI I: 152,20, 210,248,249,2% 3b, VII1: 41b, 180

Abernarther, Abernathy.

Ab, e, rnathy, Abenather, Abernarther, Ebneathy.

Whiiltlei, am, solpdriievr., ehxopsepriiteanlceroasli, s1u7r6g0eon’s mate & recommeInXd: al- l2b

tion for that place, Oct 1756 VI: I71

service, 1756 ......................... V 340b

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Able, see Abel.

Abner, James, priv. service & death, 1764 X: 231a

Abnother, Samuel, priv. service, 1762 X: 27

Abomazeen, Indian, entertained at Quebec, Feb. 1723 III: lgOb

Aborns, Samuel, priv. service, 1757 Vll: 21a

Abort, see Abbott.

Abrahams, Major, N. Y. house destroyed (.., by Indians, 1677 I: 129b

Abrahamson, Justus, priv. service, 1762 X: 39a

Acadians.

Resolve desirinE the Governor to issue orders for care of inhabi-tants

of Nova Scotia if any of them are

brought into the colony, 0ct. 1755 V: 193

Gurdon Saltonstall’s account for expenses connected with distribut-ing

French neutrals from Nova Scotia in Conn.

ar. Ii, 1756 V: 287

Hezekiah Huntington’s account for expenses connected with distribut-in

French neutrals from Nova Scotia in Conn.

V: 291

Report of corn. on distribution of the French sent from Nova Scotia

into Conn. stating number to be placed in each

town. Approved in lower house with recommen-dation

that a corn. attend to distribution &

selectmen place persons to best advantage.

Restricted to town limits unless with written

permit from civil authority. Expenses of sick-ness

to be met by colony, Jan. l? 56 VI: II

Act appointing co. to distribute the French sent from Nova Scotia

according to proportion recommended by com. &

directing selectmen to care for there,. Aged &

sick to be provided for at expense of colony.

Restricted to town to which assigned. Families

not to be separated, Jan. 1756 VI: 12

Resolve directin6 that expense of distributin5 & providing for

neutral French before arriving at towns shall

be laid before Pay table & settled by them,

Feb. 1756 VI 13

Corn. report on h{ r. Davenport’s letter advising that schooner in which

French people came to Greenwich be seized &

that the people be employed if possible in

some honest work for their support. Governor

desired to write to the governors of Va. & S. C.

informing them of their arrival in this colony.

Differin5 votes on question of approval,

. ay 175 VI 104

Woodbury petition showing when French neutrals were assigned to the

colony for care Woodbury received an old man

76 yrs. old & 7 of his grandchildren while the

parents were taken to d. The children were

put out to families as town poor & have made

pro6ress in EnGlish language & customs. The

parents have arrived from }.{ d. after many diffi-culties

& town Gave them use of a house where

they attempted to keep the children who were

however returned to their masters by the

authorities. Town asks either to have colony

pay expense of support or have one family

moved to another town. Granted that one family

be sent to Litchfield & one to New ,’ ilford,

Jan. 1757 VI 179,180

Petition of Paul Landre, French neutral, New , ilford, showing he &

wife & one child were sent to l,, d.& two other

children were sent to Woodbury. He asks that

the children in Woodbury may be allowed to

live with hir. New , ilford selectmen are will-ing,

May 1757 VI: 2.36

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Acadians. ( con.)

Petition of Jacob Gerware showing he is at Litchfield & his

children at Woodbury. He asks to be allowed to

have his children live with him. Refers to

Paul Laundre as his son who will speak English

for him, 0ct. 1757 V1: 273

Petition by Newtown selectmen showing Paul Ebart, French neutral a

distracted person was placed in their town &

he is unable to support himself or family.

They ask for an allowance from government

towards his support. Certificate to facts by

neighbors & request for deputies to present

petition. Neg. 0ct. 1757 VI: 274- 276

Gurdon Saltonstall’s statement on expending 3OO for French neutrals

Jan. 1787 VI 331a

account for articles supplied the French

neutrals, ,[ ay 10,1757 VI: ZTO

Petition of Joseph Burr of iddleton, with Ann Do’; set & ary Burr,

showing they as French neutrals were ordered

on board a vessel bound for Corm. but were

blown off the coast of Antigua where the

families of petitioners all had smallpox. Wife

of Joseph Burr died & husband of Ann Dowser.

The following spring the vessel with survivors

sailed for New London where the authorities

burned the feather beds belonging to the

petitioners , promising them compensation. They

ask for the value of same. Neg. 0ct. 1788

VII: 308

Account of Christopher Avery & Pygan Adams for expenses of distribu-ting

the French people from Nova Scotia- IX: 249

Petition of Peter Reum of Hartford & others showing they were trans-ported

to this colony in 1788 from Nova Scotia

& now war is over they wish to return to

Canada but have not enough property to pay

passage for themselves & families. They ask

liberty for 40 persons to move to Canada &

for passage money. Neg. May 1767 X: 26

Petition of Joseph Grander & others showing they were transported

from Novs Scotia to this colony & have sup-ported

their families by hard labor. They now

have land offered them in Canada & ask aid in

moving families, in all 147 persons. Norwich.

Neg. Oct. 176 X: 26

Accowunck ( Accohwunck) Indian, Springfield expedition, 187,5 I: lSO

Acherly, see Ackley.

Ackley, Acherly, Ackly.

Abel, priv. service, 1762 X: 51

Abraham, priv. service, 1757 VII 9a

Elijah, corp. service, 1737 VII: ga

Felix, priv. service, 1787 VII: 22a

Hezekiah, priv. Hebron, account of ammunition, 1758 V: 286c

Nathaniel, East Haddam, petition with depositions showing he

lost a mare worth 9 in transporting militia

at time of alarm at Ft.’ illlam Henry. He asks

compensation. Neg. { ay 1760 VIII: 2oO, 291

priv. Hebron, account of ammunition, 1755 V: 286c

service, 1757 VII 9a

Nicholas, priv. service, 1762 X: 51

Silas, priv. desertion, l? 61 IX: 252,253b

Stephen, priv. ammunition account, 177 Vli 51a

service, 1757 Vll: lla

Ackly, see Ackley.

Acon, Acorn.

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Able, see Abel.

Abner, James, priv. service & death, 1764 X: 231a

Abnother, Samuel, priv. service, l? 62 X: 27

Abomazeen, Indian, entertained at Quebec, Feb. l? 2 III: lgOb

Aborns, Samuel, priv. service, 1757 VII: la

Abort, see Abbott.

Abrahams, Major, N. Y. house destroyed (?) by Indians, 167? I: 129b

Abrahamson, Justus, priv. service, 1762 X: ga

Acadians.

Resolve desiring the Governor to issue orders for care of inhabi-tants

of Nova Scotia if any of them are

brought into the colony, Oct. 1755 V: IgS

Gurdon Saltonstall’s account for expenses connected with dlstribut-in@

French neutrals from Nova Scotia in Conn.

ar. ll, 1756 V: 287

Hezekiah Huntington’s account for expenses connected with distribut-ing

French neutrals from Nova Scotia in Conn.

V: 2% 1

Report of corn. on distribution of the French sent from Nova Scotia

into Conn. stating number to be placed in each

town. Approved in lower house with recommen-dation

that a corn. attend to distribution &

selectmen place persons to best advantage.

Restricted to town limits unless with written

permit from civil authority. Expenses of sick-ness

to be met by colony, Jan. l? 86 VI: II

Act appointin@ corn. to distribute the French sent from Nova Scotia

accordin to proportion recommended by com. &

directing selectmen to care for th. Aged

sick to be provided for at expense of colony.

Restricted to town to which assigned. Families

not to be separated, Jan. l? 56 VI: 12

Resolve directin6 that expense of distributin & providin8 for

neutral French before arriving at towns shall

be laid before Pay table & settled by them,

Feb. 1756 VI

Corn. report on r. Davenport’s letter advising that schooner in which

French people came to Greenwich be seized

that the people be employed if possible in

some honest work for their support. Governor

desired to write to the governors of Va. & S. C.

informin them of their arrival in this colony.

Differln8 votes on question of approval,

. ay 1756 VI

Woodbury petition showin when French neutrals were assigned to the

colony for cre Woodbury received an old man

76 yrs. old & ? of his grandchildren while the

parents were taken to Md. The children were

put out to families as town poor & have made

prosress in English language & customs. The

parents have arrived from d. after many diffi-culties

& town 8ave them use of a house where

they attempted to keep the children who were

however returned to their masters by the

authorities. Town asks either to have colony

pay expense of support or have one family

moved to another town. Granted that one family

be sent to Litchfield & one to New } ilford,

Jan. i757 VI: I?%, ISO

Petition of Paul Landre, French neutral, New ilford, showlng he

wife & one child were sent to 5[ d.& two other

children were sent to Woodbury. He asks that

the children in Woodbury may be allowed to

live with hi. New ilford selectmen are will-ing,

ay 1757 VI: 236

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Acadians. ( con.)

Petition of Jacob Gezware showin he is at Litchfield & his

children at oodbury. He asks to be allowed to

have his children live with him. Refers to

Paul Laundre as his son who will speak English

for him, 0ct. 1757 VI: 275

Petition by New% own selectmen showir Paul Ebart, French neutral &

distracted person was placed in their town &

he is unable to support himself or family.

They ask for an allowance from goverraent

towards his support. Certificate to facts by

neighbors & request for deputies to present

petition. Neg. 0ct. 1757 VI 274- 278

Gurdon Saltonstall’s statement on expending 5800 for French neutrals

Jan. 1757 VI 5la

account for articles supplied the French

neutrals, May i0,1757 VI 370

Petition of Joseph Burr of Middletown, with Ann Dowset & Mary Burr,

showin they as French neutrals were ordered

on board a vessel bound for Conn. but were

blown off the coast of Antigua where the

families of petitioners all had smallpox. Wife

of Joseph Burr died & husband of Ann Dowser.

The followin@ sprin the vessel with survivors

sailed for New London where the authorities

burned the feather beds belonging to the

petitioners , promising them compensation. They

ask for the value of same. Ne. 0ct. 1758

VII: Z08

Account of Christopher Avery & Pysan Adams for expenses of distribu-tin@

the French people from Nova Scotia- IX: 249

Petition of Peter Reum of Hartford & others showing they were trans-ported

to this colony in 1756 from Nova Scotia

& now war is over they wish to return to

Canada but have not enough property to pay

passage for themselves & families. They ask

liberty for 40 persons to move to Canada &

for passage money. Ne. May 1767 X: 262

Petition of Joseph Granger & others showing they were transported

from Nova Scotia to this colony & have sup-ported

their families by hard labor. They now

have land offered them in Canada & ask aid in

movin families, in all 147 persons. Norwich.

Neg. 0ct. 1766 X: 288

Accowunck ( Accohwunck) Indian, Springfield expedition, 1675 I 150

Acherly, see Ackley.

Ackley, Acherly, Ackly.

" Abel, priv. service, 1782 X: 51

Abraham, prlv. service, 1757 VII : ga

Elijah, corp. service, 1737 Vll: ga

Felix, priv. service, 1757 VII: 22a

Hezekiah, priv. Hebron, account of ammunition, 1755 V: 286c

,’ Nathaniel, East Haddam, petition with depositions showing he

lost a mare worth 9 in transportin militia

at time of alarm at Ft. William Henry. He asks

compensation. Neg. May 1760 VIII: 2SO, 291

pr, l, v. Hebron, account of ammunition, 1755 V: 286c

service, 1787 VII 9a

Nicholas, priv. service, 1762 X: 51 " Silas, priv. desertion, 1761 IX: 252,25Sb

Stephen, priv. ammunition account, 1757 Vll: 51a

service, 1757 Vll: lla

Ackly, see Ackley.

Acon, Acorn.

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Acorn, Acon.

John, priv. service, 1757 Vll: 64a, 65

Acres, Henry, Newbury, Mass. needy person, 1697 III: 44,45

Adam, see Adams.

Adams, Aadams, Adam, Addsms, Addoms, Adorn.

Dr. account for care of sick soldiers, 1758 VIII: 20

sick bili, 1762 IX: SOOb

’ ido, expense of sick soldiers, l? 81 IX: 230

Abner, priv. service, l? 5?--- II: 14b

soldier, hospital roli, 1760 IX: I02

Abraham, prlv. service, l? 55- 57,1? 62 V: 308, VII: 81b, X: 46a

soldier, hospital roll, 1761 IX: 267a

Ben, priv. delinquent, 1757 VII 17a

Benjamin, priv. desertion, l? 62 X: 96

Benjamin, 2d. priv. service, l? 55- 56 V: 323

Daniel, priv. service, l? 55- 5? V: 3Ot, VII: 81a

David, priv. service, 1757 VII: 6

sergt. 1757 VII l? a

surg. Canterbury, appointment, Mar. 1759, Mar. 1760

VIII 154a, 265

( A) surg- mate, account for services, May 16,1758

Feb. 6,1759 VII 1IS, VII 1: 76

surg- mate, Canterbury, appointment, ay 1758 VII: 222

Elijah, priv. service, 1757 Vll: 2a

Elisha, 1757 VII 3a

Jabez, priv. service, 1782- 83 X: 46a, 175a

soldier, hospital roli, 1759 Vlll: 329b, 334bc

J& mes, te. nin & horse account, 1756- 57 Vl: S32e, 335b, Vll: 50c

corp. service, 1762 X: 46a

sert 1757 VII 15a

" Jesse, prlv. enlistment, 1756 VI 126

". Joel, priv. service, 1755- 56 V: 312

sick bill, 1758 VII 120a

John, priv. desertion, 1782 X: Ta

" service, 1755- 58 V: 313

( A) soldier, Hartford, receipt for waes, 1712 III: ll8j

John, 2d. priv. servlce, 1757 VII: 17b

Jonathan, priv. service, 176Z--- X: 39a

soldier, account for wages & desertion, 1756 VI: 308

hospital to! l, 1780 IX: l14a

Jonathan, jr. priv. service, l? 62 X: 39a

Joseph, corn. on military measures IV 99

( A) " IV gSb

ship buildin account III 103

Nathaniel, Falrfield, horse account, 1757 VII: Ta

Peter, Medfield,} ass. applicnnt for corn, 1697 III: 52

Pyan, Acadian account, 1756 VI: 370c

account for expenses of Acadians, 1756 V: 29Ib, lX: 249

corn. on commissariat VIII 198

(?) military measures X: 195

New London aent to call in bills of credit, l? 66

V: l? 8a

( A) justice VII : 274

( A) pet it ion, 1757 IX: 342b

petition showing Lieut. Burns, a regular

officer demanded 2 horses for express service

& petitioner supplied him. Burns refused to

pay anything & Adams asks that the 3/ 15 due

for the service be paid from public treasury.

Gr. ay 1765 ....................... X: 244,245

Richard, priv. Simsbury, service, 1757 VII 55b

Samuel, corn. on military measures VI: I44,149, VIII: I89

( A) Fairfield county justice VlIl: 210

horse account, 1757 ......................... VII 58b

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Adams, Samuel ( A) Pomfret, appraisal of guns & blankets, 1755 V: 240

Valllnferd, horse account, 1757 VII : 41a

capt. Stratford, Cape Breton expedition, appointment,

Feb. 1745 IV: 150

corp. service, 1756 Vl: 312a

ens. appointment, ar. l? 61, Mar. 1762 IX: 122a, 273b

" horse driver, service, I757 VII : 41a

priv. ammunition account, 1757 VII 84a

desertlon, 1762 X: 96

service, 1785- 87

V: 208,302, S20b, 84Oc , VII 17b, 59a

sert 1757 VII : 46a

Samuel, jr. lleut. Stratford, appointment, 0ct. 1756 Vl: 146b

Stephen, Fairfield, depositlon on Capt. Samuel Hubbell carryin

money into campaign of 1760 & that he left

widow with a number of small children,

Nov. i, 1762 X: 147

Thomas, priv. service, 1757 Vll: 42b

Timothy, corp. service, 1762 X: la

sergt. 1762 X: la

William, com’y account, 1755 V: 251b

" horse driver, service, 1757 VII 25c

lieut, petition with others showing service in intend-ed

expedition to Canada & weakness from sick-ness

incurred in camp so that he is unable to

provide for family. He asks relief, May I? i0

III 92

petition with others showin service in the ex-pedition

aainst Canada & that act of Assem-bly

for pay of officers cut them short of

what they supposed was offered them. They ask

for reconsideration. Corn. of conference,

Oct. I? I0 III 94

petition for more wages renewed, Oct. 16,1710

111: 95

, prlv. service, 1757 VII 25c ’.’ soldier, hospital roll, 1758,1760 VIII 124a, IX: lisa

Addams, see Adams.

Addington, Mr. Boston, applled to for medicine for Corm. soldiers,

May 1676 I 73

IsaaC, sec ’ y, Mass II l14d, 161, III 54, 61, 63

( A) of ass II 10b, 48b, 53,61b, 62a, llSb,

127b, 156a, 157a, 160a, III: 33b, 56, 65

Addoms, see Ad& s.

Adem,

Adkins, ". Atkins.

Adley, Benj, nin, priv. service, 1767 Vll: lga

Admiralty court.

Resolve desirin6 the Governor to apply for appointment of a judge

of admiralty within & for the colony, Mar. 1760

Vll I 247

Adogao- e, Indian council of wr, 1690 II : llTa

Aernout, see Cornelisse, Amour.

Afternoon, John, priv. desertion, 1761 IX: 252,253a

Agents, colonial, see Colonial agents in England.

Aobathlme, Eastern In- n, attack on Henry Smith, Sept. 1688-- ll: lga

A@ re, John, teaming account, 1758 Vl: 332b

Allln, see Allen.

Ainsworth, Answorth.

Samuel, pr, i, v, ammunition account, 1757 VII: 54a

" service, 1757 VII : 46a

Airunax, sentenced to be sold out of the country as enemy, ar.! 678/ 7

1: 223

Aix- la- Chapelle, Peace of.

Resolve for publication of peace by the sheriffs of the counties,

0ct. 1748 IV: 384

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Aix- la- Chapelle, Peace of. ( con.)

Nesolve for publication of proclamation of peace before the state

house at Hartford, iay 18,1749 IV: 599

Ajendoonis, Indian council ef war, 1890 II: ll? a

Akin, see Akins.

Aklns, Akin.

Robert, priv. account of gun, 1758 VIII: 52

Smuel, priv. service, l? 57 VII: lSa

sergt. " 1762 X: 18a

illiam, priv. clothing account, 1758 VIII : 12Sb

service, 1757 VII 9a

Albany, New York.

Report by Jonathan Bull on his journey to Albany where he arrived

May 18,1689 & consulted with the myor &

council. News well received & measures taken

to banish Catholics from the castle. Mayor

anxious to keep news from the people. Speech

of friendship made by . ohawks, June 1,1689

11: 8

Letter from Peter Schuyler to John Allyn, thanklng them for kindness

to agents. Reports efforts of Jacob } Ailburne

with 50 from N. Y. to get possession of the

government at Albany. The convention is deter-mined

not te flinch from loyalty to William &

} Aary. Instructions for Capt. Bull on arrival

with force at Albany, Nov. ll, 1889 11: 25

Letter from Peter Schuyler to Gov. Treat similar to that to John

Allyn, Nov. 15,1689 II: 26

Gov. Leisler’s letter to Gov. Treat reportln insolence of Albany

which is increased by Capt. Jonathan Bull & his

men, ln holding a convention. % Vants a meetln

of delegates at : ilford, Conn. Feb. 14,1689/ 90

II: 28

Letter to Conn. from Pieter Schuyler & others of the Convention at

Albany reporting in detail the attack on Schen-nectady

& the great need of help. Details of

attitude of aquas & daner of their disaf-fection

towards the English, Feb. 18,1689/ 90

II : 30

Propesitlens made by sachems of 5 Maquas castles to civil & mili-tary

authorities of Albany, Feb. 25,1889/ 90

II 4

Answer to aquas by Albany officials blaming outposts of Maquas for

negligence in Schenectady affair. Already

have notified other English colonies & urged

sending of ships against Quebec. ohawks di-rected

to make raids on French. Priest with

Oneidas ought to be delivered to English,

Feb. 26,1689/ 90 II 55

Reply of aquas expressln pleasure that war is to be prosecuted &

promising to be ready for their part 11: 38

Proposals from Capt. Leisler’s corn. to the Corm. government coverin

question of authority over military force sent

from Corm. whether Leisler or Albany convention,

also number of men needed, appeal to Mass.&

treaty with friendly Indians, Feb. 24,1689/ 90

II : 37

Cenn. reply to Leisler’s co. urging that differences with Albany be

settled & all efforts made for common defense.

Better not to change too many of the persons

in office. Advise sending immediately the 120

soldiers said to be ready. The other questions

are for Leisler to decide. Conn. has so recent-ly

made a treaty with the Maquas she does not

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consider it necessary to act again but it may

be wise for N. Y. to do so, Feb .24,1889/ 90- II: 38

Albany, New York. ( con.)

Letter from Convention to Conn. reportlng that aquas have captured

I0 French scouts who will soon be examined.

Robert Livingston & Gerrit Teunlss are bein

sent to Corm. to confer on measures of defense.

Since aquas have shown loyalty it is necessa-ry

to join for destruction of French,

Mar. 3, i789/ 90 II: 41

Letter from Convention to John Allyn asking his assistance for

agents Robert Livingston & Gerrit Teuniss,

ar. 4,1889/ 90 II: 42

Letter from Jacob Leisler to Gov. Treat warning him against receiv-in

Robert Livi. ngston who is a rebel. Accusing

Albany men who have continued under commissions

from Andros & Dongan of hinderin forces sent

from N. Y. to aid in defense against French,

Mar.. 5,1889/ 90 II: 43

Conn. letter to Jacob Leisler asserting that no action was taken in-tended

to increase factional strife in N. Y.

Commissions given men sent to Albany vindicate

Conn.’ s loyalty to Kin William’s interest &

Leisler’s charge against Allyn is a charge

aalnst all the Council. Advice was to keep in

office at Albany men who were best fitted to

deal with the Five Nations, but Albany was also

councilled to submit to the present power in

N. Y. Mar. ,1889/ 90 II: 44

Letter from James Bishop, Nathan Gold & William Jones givin their

opinion that Albany inhabitants should submit

to the government of Leisler. Conn. men should

be called home as soon as convenient but Capt.

Bull should explain wlthdrwal to Maquas

fairly, ,. ar. 5,188/ 90 II : 45

Memorial by agents of Albany & Ulster counties complaining of Lois-let’s

action in regard to defense of Albany a

asking that Conn. send O0 men to join in de-fense

against French. Attack expected in the

spring. Departure of Capt. Bull at present harm-ful

for relations with aquas. In regard to

expedition by sea against Canada, agents de-sire

Corm. to join with Mass. ln expedition from

Boston. Danger to Albany is dam4er to all of

the English colonies, Mar. 12,188@/ 90 II: 4

Minutes of Conn. Council reportin appearance of aents from Albany

who related the state of affairs with the

French & delivered the treaty with Maquas.

Consideration of their memorial deferred,

Mar. 1 i, 168/ 90 I1: 47b

Mass. letter to Conn. reporting that Capt. Blage of N. Y.& Robert

Livingston of Albany are both at Boston.

Government of Mass. has shown resentment at

treatment of Corm. by Leisler when forces " ere

sent to Albany by United Colonies, ignorant of

contest over government. However the danger is

such they urge return of Capt. Bull if he has

left & submission of Albany to Leisler. Harass-in6

of the French by the ,{ aquas with some of

Corm. men would be desirable to keep them from

N. E. Mar .24, I89/ 90 I1: 48

Memorial to Conn. by Robert Livingston reviewing former mission to

Conn.& Mass. & showing that latter colony is

preparing for expedition under Sir William

Phips against Nova Scotia so she cannot send

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Albany congress, 1754. ( con.)

Resolve that AEent Partridge have a copy of Assembly’s resolve op-posing

act for union of colonies to be used f

matter is brought before parliament, 0ct. 1754

V: 70b

Resolve desirin the Governor to take measures to oppose the Albany

plan of union if it is brought before parlla-ment,

on the ground that it does not secure the

liberties & privileges of the people, 0ct. 1754

V: 71

Order on Com’y Lyman in favor of Benjamin Hall & John Hubbard,

0ct. 1755 V: 195

Albany hospital, see Hospitals.

Albord, Nathaniel, jr. priv. service, 1787 VII 17b

Alcock, Allcok.

Jesse, priv. service, l? 5? VII: 28a

Philip ( A) " Tethersfield, petition showing his son lost his

clothin valued at 5 while in service at Wood

Creek. His son died at Fairfield from effects

of distemper prevalent in camp. Petitioner

asks for value of clothing. Gr. May 1713

II1: 129,130

Thomas, soldier, hospital roll, death, 1760 IX: IOI

Alcox, John, Waterbury, horse account, l? 57 VII: 28b

Alcut, Landlord, 1757 VII: 108

Alden, Alden.

Capt. rescue of Joseph Bissell & crew at Penobscot, 1722- 11I: lS7

Daniel, jr. ( A) Stafford, certificate for soldier, l? 63 X: II4

" Ezra ( A) pr, i, v, receipt for blanket, Aug. 1757 Vll: 123b

’.’ service, 1757 Vll: 3a

Prince, oom’y account, 1755 V: 284c

express account, 1757 VII 141b

Seth, com’y account, 1755 V: 263f

" lalter, pr, i, v, se, r, vice, 1757 Vll: 60a

" ’; illiam, 1757 VII 60a

Alderman, Aldermen, Olderman.

Elihu, priv. service, 1757 VII 17b

’.’ Thomas, priv. Simsbury, never joined, 1762 X: 2a

". Timothy, priv. service, 1785- 86 V: 310

Aldermen, see Alderman.

Alden, Alden.

Aldrie, Jonathan, priv. service, 1757 VII: 14b

Alexander, Daniel, discharged from pay but allowed 40s, Jan. 1678/ 7

1: 220

Alfird, see Alford.

Alford, Alfird.

--- nathan, service, 1762 X: la

,- r. com’y account ,1757- 58 Vll: 139d, Vlll: 121bc

" Benjamin, com’y account, 1755- 56 V: 283bf, VI: 330f

Job, priv. service, 1755- 57 V: 208, VlI: 45b

Josiah, priv. Simsbury, service, 1757 VII: 55b

Mary, ship building account III: 103

Alger, 01get.

George, soldier, hospital roll, 1780 IX: ll3b

"_ John, com’y & teamin account, 1758 VI: 828b, 334e, 885a

Aliun.

Corn. report on harm done amen& Indians foreigners in Fairfield

county & western parts of Hartford county, per-suadinK

them that English will be destroyed.

They recommend arrest of the forei@ ners &

action by Governor & Council for keeping al-legiance

of Indians. Approved & act passed in

accordance with recommendation, May 1743

IV: 126,127

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Aliens. ( con.)

Amendment to act for preventing foreigners from trading with the

Indins providing that person seized under pro-visions

of the act may be brought before an

assistant & 2 justices or 3 justices & ex-penses

of arrest & confinement shall be met by

the colony, Jan. 1756 VI: 5

Alitake, Indian council of war, 1690 II: ll7a

All, John, soldier, hospital roll, death, 1.760 IX: lO8a

Allard, Daniel, priv. service, 1757 VII: 48b

Allbot, John, soldier, hospital roli, 1758 Vlll: 132b

Allcok, see Alcock.

Allen, Aillin, Alleng, Alleyn, Allin, Alling, Allyn.

---, com’y account, 1756- 57 VI: Z28ad, VII:! 45a

Capt. com’y account, 1740,1758 IV: 8Oa, VIII: 121g

Doctor, com’y account, 1756 VI: 825

r com’y account, 1761 IX: 26a

. rs. granted 20 for care of wounded & sick, Jan.! 678/ 7 I: 220

Abel, priv. service, 1787 VII: ta

Amos ( A) priv. New Haven, petition showing capture in Apr. 1756

with Maj. Dyer & more than 3 yrs. spent with

Indians & French. He has received only S for

wages & no further pay. Granted 15 compen-sation,

ar. 1760 VIII 28,269

service, 1758- 56,1762 V : 297,28a, X: 37a

Benjamin, Windsor, description of mare found, 1756 VI: Z61b

capt. account, 1762 IX: 800b

( A) account current with Corm. for his co.

Feb. 24,1756, Jan. 20,1757 V: 226, V1: 292

account of ammunition delivered his co.

1755 (?) V: Z86b

appointment, Aug. 1755, Mar. 1756

V: 187a, 1: 47b, 48a, 59b

" co. mentioned V 300c, VI 319a, 387ab

roll of men in his co. entitled to half pay,

1756 V: 327

Nindsor, appointment neg. ar. 1758 Vll: 16tab

petition showin as capt. & pay-master

in campaign of 1756 he applied to the

Treasurer for money due his co. Petitioner

claims he has not received within I00 of

amount due although Treasurer claims he has

fully paid him.. He asks for relief, May 1758

VII 245

Windsor, petition for payment of money which

he claims as due him for settlement of ac-counts

of 1758 & which have never been satis-factorily

cleared up. Neg. May 1762 IX: 298

Windsor, petitlon relating to controversy

with Joseph Talcott, treas. in reard to amount

paid Allyn for company’s wages in 1756, renewed.

Petitioner claims there is due him over I00 &

asks for a com. Neg. May 1789 X: 287

pr, v, service, 1762 ......................... X: 46a

wages deducted for desertion, 1756 V: 206

soldier, hospital roll, 1758 VIII 125b, IS2b

Benjamin, jr. priv. service, 1757 Vll: 21a

Caeser, priv. wages, 1788 ............................... VI 302

Caleb, priv. Suffield, service, 1757 VII: 55d

Christopher priv. service, 1757 ...................... VII 65el

Daniel, priv. service, 1787 ............................ VII: 59b

Dniel, jr. horse account, 1757 ......................... Vll: 58b

David, drummer, service, 1762 ............................ X: 52a

sert, account for arrestln deserters, 1761 IX: 255b

soldier, desertion, 1755 .......................... V: 252

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Allen, Eathen, priv. service, 1757 VII 56a

Ebenezer, priv. desertion, 1762 X: 46ab

Fairfield, desertion, 172 X: lO0a

" " never joined, 1762 X: IR

wages, 1762 X: 46b

soldier, hospital roll, death, 1760 IX: llls.

" Edward ( A) Milford agent, 1759 Vlii: 139

( A) petition concerning expense of billet-in

Hihland soldiers, 1758 VII : 281b

( X) receipt for Nathaniel Hooker estate, 1711/ 2 Ill: ll8h

Elijah, priv. ammunition account, 1757 Vll: 51b

" Elisha, priv. service, 1762 X: 29a

Elnathan, priv. service, 1762 X: 46a

Ephestus, 1757 VII 17a

Ephr. 1787 Vll: 28a

George, horse account, 1787 VII: 67

Me. deposition givin account of attack by Indians on

his house & his rescue by whaleboat from Arrow-sck.

Deponant was one of a detachment sent up

the river to reconnoiter & in attack on Indians

found asleep. About 18 Indians killed & one

Englishman lost. Body of a man from Brunswick

found later, June 24,1722 III: 182,191a

priv. service, 1757 VII 14b

soldier, hospital rolI, 175 VIII: 380a, 3Zlac

Gideon, ranted liberty to transport corn to Boston, Apr. 1676

I 203

Hannah, widow, horse account, 1757 Vll: 65f

Henry ( A) Windsor, certificate for soldier’s clalm, 1762 IX: OOb

Jabez, corp. service, 174 X: Z25b

John, ass ’ t I 153- 156,160- 181,183- 214,216- 217,219- 228

( A) I 108

clerk service, 1787 VII: 21a

com’y account, 1756 V1: 330f

corn. on settlement of Indian surrenderers, 1676 1: 218

corn. to sell public stores, 1712 111: 128

" ,, judgment against John Bate, Apr.] 876 1: 204 member of council, 1875 I llb

reference in Leisler’s letter to All)’ s particular

dis@ ust with Jacob Milborne, 1690 II : 78a

sac ’ y 1: 4b, lld, 14,47b, 52,61c, 67c, 71c, 76b, 84a, 104,

143b, II 1,4,12a, ISb, 15b, iTo, 25b, 73a, 78a, 138,

l Sla, l4b, 184b 185,186,191b, 242

( A) I llabcd, 12,30b, 34ac, 40,42,43ab, 48c, 80, 57,

Z6b, 62b, 84,65" 0,66,67b, 82- 84b, 92,95, IO0, lOlabc,

102b, 105,109,123,127, I0,142bc, 145b, II 7, II, 18,

2, 24a, 8,47a, 54, 8, 70- 72ab, 80- 84,88, I07c, 108a,

ll, b- d, 118- 120,122,12, 126,129b, 18Ibc, 188,136,

140,147,150,155,159,161- 165,166b, 172,176- 179,

182, I2, I96,198,206i, 212,215, 21, 218,282,287,

244, III 5, 90

declaration by Jacob Leisler, lleut- ov, of N. Y.

that Allyn has aided the rebellion at Albany &

ought to be proceeded aainst for traitorous

offense, Mar. i, 1689/ 90 11: 39

( A) defense against chares of Jacob Leisler,

Mar .1689/ 90 II : 44

excused from attendance at Boston as commission-er,

Au&. 1675 I 165

( A) letter to Jacob Milborne replying that the

former letter objected to was from the Conn.

Council & sined by him as sec’y, as he did not

draw up the same. Any dissatisfaction felt

shoul be expressed to the writers, June 5,1890

11: 81

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Allen, John, sec’y, letters from Albany concernin receivin6 agents

on common defense, { ar. 1889/ 90 II: 42

letters from BulkeleM Gershom, 1875 I: llef

Fitch, James, 1875,1875/ 6 I: I0,46

Fitch, Joseph, capt. 1890 II: 90

Stanton, Thomas, 1878 I 69

capt. ticket for Indian’s aent free pass found when

Indian was killed, July 1876 1: 97a

col. Mass. letter sent him, 1694/ 5 II: Ib

Saybrook fort account, 1698 II: 189

flout- col, commissioner to meet Five Nations, 1694

II: 237

" orders from Gov. Andros for raisin 80 men"

at Hartford within 3 days & instructln6 him

that Robert Treat is appointed in command but

in case of his sickness or death Allyn is to

succeed him, Nov. l, 18S8 11: 8

sendin@ of Jonathan Bull to Albany, May 1889

prlv X: 46a

( A) Enfield, deposition on march in Ft. William Henry

alarm, Jan. 1758 VII 252

Enfield, service, 1757 VII 254

Fairfield, desertion, 1762 X: IOOa

service. 1757 VII 12b, 17a

soldier, iddletown, death, petition concernin arms,

1725 Ill 164

( A) Middletown, receipt, 1712 III: I18i

Jonah, priv. account of ammunition, 1755 V: 286a

Jonathan, horse account, 1757 VII: 86b

priv. service, 1757,1762 VII 17b, 88, 5Oa, X: 29a

Jos. ship buildin account Ill: 103

Windham, description of mare iost, 1758 VI: 881b

Josh. soldier, hospital roli, 1759 VIIl: 885a

Joseph, priv. account of ammunition, 1755 V: 288c

Joseph, jr. priv. service, 1757 VII 17a

Joshua, priv. error in pay, 1758 VIII: 4b

Josiah, priv. service, 1757 VII: 65ef

Matthew, corn. of war, 1728- 25 III: 195,223

( A) on Eastern Indian war lll: lgla

Litchfield III : 209c

private petition III: 94b

stores & keeper for New London fort IV: 5

( A) IV:

capt. appointment over co. bein raised, Dec. 1704

command of co. in expedition for relief of

Deerfleld, 1704 Ill : 67ab

letter from Capt. John Hall enclosin list of

soldiers belonging to Hall’s co. & left by him

at Northampton to march to Coessett under

Allyn. Indorsed " Soldiers that deserted & did

not attend the impress." Dec .4,1708 III : 86

" ( A) report to Maj. Whitin of certain soldiers de-sertin@

from service in Mass. Jan. 1708/ 7

111: 70

maj. Windsor, instructions from Gov. Saltonstall for

command of troops raised in New London county

for Canadian expedition, May 1709 III: 78

Moses, priv. Hebron, petition showin hardships during service

in MaJ. Roers scouting expedition & that he

has been at much trouble & expense for medical

care on account of fever sore on le & Keneral

poor health. He asks compensation. Vote for. 10

in lower house ne. by upper, } ay 1781 I: 155

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Allen, Nathan, com’y account, 1755- 56 VI 263g, Vl 330bd

horse account, 1757 VII 65f

priv. service & death, 1762 X: Ta

Nathl. priv. desertion, 1764 X: 225d

Noah, corp. service, 1757 Vll: lta

Phinehas, priv. Hebron, account of ammunition, 1755 V: 286c

" Reuben, priv. desertion, 1761 IX: 252,255b

" service, 1762 X: 29a

Rowland, com’y account ,1788 ,1760- 61 V: 248b, IX: lOOa, 261

ship account, 1757 VII 146b

Samuel, Groton, horse account, 1787 VII : 2a

" New London fort account, 1730 IV: 8

( A) witness, 1740 IV: Ii0

priv. service, 1757,1762 Vll: 60a, X: 27

service & death, 1762 x: ga

Samuel, jr. priv. service, 1757 VII: 2

Squler, priv. service & death, 1782 X: Ta

Thomas, service, 1757,1762 ,1764 VII 6,60a, X: 48a, 22Tb

Ti, m, othy, New Haven county deputy- sheriff VIII 810a

priv. service, 1757 VII lOs

Titus, 1787,1762 VII : 41a, X: 27

;’; illiam, mason, service, 1756 V: 285

prlv. ammunition account, 1787 VII

desertion, 1762 X: IOOa

service, 1755- 57 V 299b, 300b, VII 2a, 60a

Allen, Howell &, arms account, 1788 VII: 213

Alleng, see Allen.

Aliens, desertion, 1762 X: 97a

Allerton, Jonathan, prlv. service, 1787 VII : 48b

Alles, see Allis.

Alleyn, Allen.

Allln,

Ailing,

Allls, Alles.

John, priv. Seiners, service in 1758 & action brought against him

for refusal to serve in 1780 VIII: 248

Lucius, Seiners, enlistment in campaign of 1757, sickness at Hart-ford

before joinin co. & on father’s petition

allowance of 17/ 6/ 3 gr. Mar. 1780- Vlll 248, 249

" } oris, soldier, account of expenses for sickness, 1755 V: 263j

" Samuel, Seiners, horse account, 1757 Vll: 66a

petition showing his son Lucius enlisted in 5{ at.

1757 & proceeded to Hartford to join his co.

He contracted pleurisy & has been troubled

with ulcerations for about 2 yrs. costlng for

care some 60. Petitioner has had a son in

each campaign except first of the war & son

John served in 1758 but has been prosecuted

for refusing to go this present cmmpaign.

Petitioner asks for compensation for son’s

sickness as an enlisted soldier. Gr17/ 6/ 3,

Mar .1760 VIII : 248,249

Allsop, see Alsop.

Allyn, Allen.

Almeer, Almeir.

Peter, priv. service, 1762- 63 X: 27,175a

Almeir, see Almeer.

Almey, Almy.

Almy, Almey.

Capt. com’y account, 1755 V: 263a

Ir. agent for R. l., appeal to Great Britain, 1694 II: 206g

A1owash, Indian, Springfield expedition, 1675 1: 150

Alsip, see Alsop.

ilsop, Allsop, A1sip, A1sup.

com’y account, 1758,1761 VIII iii, l12b, i13, IX: 261

Daniel, ass. rellef account, 1687 III: 43a

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Alsop, Richard, com. on Cary vs Ledlie, 1775 X: S20v

com’y & ship account, 1755,1757 V: 249c, VII 145a, 146a

Alsup, see A1sop.

Alsworth, Aylworth.

Phillp ( A) priv. receipt for blanket, Au. 1757 VII: 125a

service, 1757 VII : 46a

Alvis, RodKer, soldier, wounded near . adley, Mass. May 1676 I: 84a

Alvord, Elijah, com’y account, 1755 V: 249a

priv. service, 1757 VII:

John, " 1757 VII

Jonathan, capt. to. mentioned VII 104

" Thomas, com’y account, 1755 V: 248b

Ambler, Christopher, priv. service, 1762 X: 51

" John, Stamford, horse account, 1757 VII: 47c

" Stephen, Stamford, horse account, 1757 VII : 47c

Ambleton, Peter, priv. service, 1755- 56 V: 328

Ambo, negro, priv. service, 1756 V: 340c

Ames, David, corp. service, 1757 VII: 46a

Ebenezer ( A) priv. Stafford, deposition for soldier, 1762 IX: 310

Huh, priv. Preston, never oined, 1762 X: 24a

John, priv. enllstment, 1756 VI 127

service, 1757 VII : 42b

Mark, lieut, appointment, Mar. 1760 VIII: 263

Nathan, priv. service, 1757 VII: 42b

Robert, 1757 VII : 42c

Zebulon, 1762 X: 14a

Amherst, Amhirst, Amhurst.

Sir Jeffrey, Ken. action on his letters, 1759- 62 VIII: I4,

189,190a, IX: i15,185,174,177,276,277,288,289,

514

" en. commander- in- chief, complaint that enemy

are able to procure provisions from almost

every port of North America, May 1782 IX: 297

gen. commander- in- chief of British army

VI II 242,243a, IX: 14 5, X: lOOc, 106,12Ca

commander- in- chief of British forces, re-ferred

to for case of assault by Sergt. Thomas

Elvage aKalnst Hinman at Ripton X: 285a

Ken. conratulatlons on his success voted by

the Assembly, 0ct. 1760 VIII 317

gen. orders mentioned X: 112,169

" ( A) to Lieut. John Avery to return to

Conn. to recruit soldiers for regular corps,

July 4,1762 X: I01

gen. question of settlement of billeting ac-counts,

1759 VIII 168,200

en. recruiting party sent into Conn. 1762- 6

X: 129

requisition on southern colonies for

soldiers to fight Indians, 1765 X: 194 ,, Ken. returns of Conn. soldiers made to England

for 1761 X: 182,16, 164

Ken. settlement of colony’s demand for

militia in alarm, referred to him, 1761 IX: I? 5

Amhirst, see Amherst.

Amhurst,

Ammogheway, Indian, 1675 ........................................ I 150

tmmunltion, see Ordnance stores; Powder.

Amsbee, see Orms.

Amsbury,

Amsden, Elisha, priv. clothin@ account, 1758 Vlll: lO6a

’, service, 1757 VII : 47a

Anabel, see Anniball.

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Anderson, Lieut. left under care of Hugh Rider, N. Y. 1762 X: I21

r. com’y account, 1761 IX: 263a

John, priv. service, 1757 VII 14a

Joseph, enG. service, 1762 X: ga

serif. 1764 X: 225b

Peter, Stnwich, horse account, 1757 VII

Samuel, priv. service, 1757 Vll: 42b

Andras, see Andrews.

Andrass, "

Andreas, John ( A) sure- mate, account for services, Jan. 16,1761- IX: 87

Andrew, see Andres

Andrews, Andras, Andrass, Andrew, Andros, Andross, Androus, Androws,

Andrus, Andruss.

Abel, priv. service, 1757 VII: I6a

" Abrahen, pr, l, v, se, r, vice, 1757 VII: 6

Asahel, 1762 X: la

Ashbel, priv. New Hartford, service, 1757 VII 55f

Bartholomew, priv. service, 1757 VII: 41a

Benjamin, 1757 VII : 16a, 35a

" Daniel, Fairfield, horse account, 1757 VII : 7a

" killed at Schenectady, N. Y. 1689/ 90 II: 29b

priv. service, 1757 VII: 41a

David, enG. appointment, Mar. 1759, Mar. 1760--- VIII: 150a, 254

" lieut, appointment, Mar. 1761, Mar. 1762 IX: 122b, 273a

Farminton, service at Havana & death at N. Y.

from illness contracted in campaign. Petition

by admx., Mary Andrus, for compensation for ex-pense

of sickness, ne. 0ct. 1763 X: 169

service & death, l? 62 X: 20a

sergt service, 1756 V: 40a

" Deneson, priv. service & death, 1782 X: Oa

Eber, corp. New Hartford, service, 1757 VlI: 55g

Edmund, see Andros, Edmund.

Elihu, priv. service, 1755- 56 V: 32Oa, 340a

Elijah, soldier, hospital roli, 175% Vlll: 3tb " Elisha, priv. service, 1758- 57 V: 340a, VIl: 35a

’.’ Elizabeth, Hartford, petition showln at time her son was

killed above Deerfield, he lost clothing & gun

valued at 4/ 6/ 8. Granted 40s of the account,

May 1713 III 132 " Epaphras, priv. service, 1757 VII:

!’ " sergt. 1782 X: 20a

;’’. GEEispdsheerolanli,, m, psropilrvld. vi. ers, esrevhrivocisecp, ei, t1a71l5775r7oll, 1782 X: V1VI7II1Ia:, 661557ee4lf

serif. 1762- 63 X: 51,175a

Hezekiah, horse account, 1757 VII 5Oc

Jmes, com’y account, 1755- 57 I: 35Oa

soldier, hospital roll, death, 1760 IX: 108a " Job, priv. service, 1755 V: 208 " John, priv. service, 1757 VII: 47a

Joseph ( A) certificate for sick soldler, 176 X: 154 " priv. service & death, 1762 X: la

Mary, Farminton, admx. on David Andrus estate, petitlon show-ing

service of Lieut. Davld Andrus at Havana

that on return he was taken Ill & died at N. Y.

about 8 days after arrival. Expense of sick-ness

amounted to 28/ 17/ 6 for which she asks.

Vote of lower house for grant of 18/ 5 ne. Oct. 176 ............................... X: 169

L[ oses, Wallinford, horse account, 1757 VII : 41a " priv. service, 1757 .................... VII : 41a

Nehemiah, lieut, appointment, Mar. 1756 VI: 47c

Noah priv service, 1757 --.--................ Vll: 41a

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Andrews, Richard, drummer, service, 1762 X: la

soldier, hospitl roli, 1762 X: lTla, 174

Roger, priv. service, 1785 V: 208

Senuel, corp. service, 1782 X: 51

priv. 176Z- 84 X: 51,175a, 227b

soldier, Hartford, killed in service, 1712 111: 182

hospital roll, death, 1780 IX: lllb

Silas, priv. service, 1757 VII: 35a

Solomon, lieut, appointment, Mar. 1780 VIII 256

Stephen, priv. service, 1757 VII: lta

Thomas, Groton, sloop Defence claim, 1745 V: 14,1Be, 1tad, 18

priv. service, d-- d, 1762 X: lOb

soldier, hospital roli, 1759 VIII: 330a, 381c, 332a

New London county, sloop Defence petition,

1748 IV: 271a

Ti.. othy, soldier, account of arms & blanket delivered him,

1755 V 282b

Wethersfield, petition with evidence showin

enlistment in 1755 & that he proceeded with

army as far as Albany where he was seized with

malignant fever & as a result he has been in a

paralytic state ever since. He asks for compen-sation.

Gr. 20, May 1783

William, priv. service, 1782- 63 X: 20ab, 49, 79, lOOc, 175a

wages, 1762 X: 20b

sergt, service, 1755 V: 208

1; illiam, jr. priv. service, 1757 VII 35a

Zephaniah, priv. clothing account, 1768 VIII 123b

Andros ( Andre;’ s, Androse, Andross, Androsse) Sir Edmund.

Sir Edmund gov. of N. Y. correspondence mentioned, 1876

I: lOlc

correspondence with Conn.

( A) Andros’ letter to Dep- ov. Leee Informin him of

reported plan of Indians to attack Hartford &

places as far west as Greenwich. Rumored that

5000 or 6000 Indians are combined, 0ct. I0,1675

1: 20

( A) Andros to Dep- gov. Leete expressing concern over

Indian successes & reportin he has sent Lieut.

Brockholes to Albany with orders designed to

help in general defense. Offers such as-sistance

as is fit for him to give, 0ct. 1675

1: 21

( A) Andros to Dep- gov. Leete acknowledging receipt of

Leete’s letter of 19th, 0ct. 23,1675 1: 22

Corm. letter asking Andros to prevent the hostile

Indians from receiving powder & lead or other

assistance from his section, 0ct .19,1875 1: 23

( A) Andros to Conn. reporting news that Philip with

400 or 800 fighting north Indians is within 40

or 50 miles of Albany & plans to spend the

winter there. Philip sick & Sohamosohuha the

commander- in- chief, Jan. 6,1875/ 6 I: 33

Corm. letter thanking him for news of Philip’s

location & counting it a great advantage that

he is now situated where Andros may call on

the ohawks to wipe out the enemy. Mentions

need of preventing Dutch from selling firearms.

In enga@ ement at Narragansett 70 of English &

600 of Indians were killed, Jan. 18,1675/ 6

I 3tab

( A) Andros to Dep- gov. Leete objecting to suggestion

that Mohawks be employed to fight New England’s

war or that Dutch be more strictly watched,

Jan. 20, 1675/ 6 1: 36

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Andros, Sir Edmund, ov. of N. Y. correspondence with Conn. ( con.)

Corm. letter expressin readiness to share hazard

& charge of the war & resentin Andros’ last

letter. Enemy boast that they receive supplies

from Albany & exact obedience of the Dutch is

open to question, Jan. 81,16? 5/ 8 l: 40a

Andros to Conn. askln if his forces especially

ohaks & Senecas would be permitted to pursue

the enemy into Conn. & if the colony would fur-nish

provisions. Advises fittin@ orders if any

Conn. men are likely to meet N. Y. Indians,

Feb. 4,1875/ 6

Corm. letter stating that Philip has given the

:[ ohawks a large present to engage them against

the English or to sit still at N. Y. Until

ohawks have shown acts of hostility against

Philip writers do not think it wise to trust

them to come near Conn. towns, Feb. lO, 1875/ 6

1: 43a

Conn. letter referring to proposal to allow

Mohawks & Senecas to pursue enemy into Conn.

If nothing is yet done by Andros writers wish

to know if their agents would be permitted to

pass up to Albany & attempt negotiations with

N. Y. Indians by themselves, Mar. 7,1675/ 6 1: 43b

Conn. letter complainin of disposal of enemy

Indians who it is said have been given over to

the 5ohawks & received arms from them to be

used in design against Indians friendly to

Conn. or aainst the English. Renews request

for permission to pass up Hudson & treat with

5[ ohawks, } Aar. 19,1675/ 6 1: 49

Request made of him by Samuel Wyllys &

Pitkin concernin Mohawks & Senecas & their at-titude

towards Conn.& Philip’s Indians & his

ansver refusing liberty to treat with N. Y.

Indians, Apt. i0,1787 I:

( A) Letter to the Council stating his readiness to

try to get an honorable peace with the Indians

& suspending claims to part of Corm. colony

till a decision comes from England 1: 63b

( A) Letter to Conn. stating the [ ohawks have done

great execution against Indian enemies & are

about to send out SO0 but hear peace has been

made by English. He asks if this is true & if

ohaks will be admitted into towns & by what

sign, July 5,176 I: 8

Conn. letter assuring Gov. Andros that no peace

has been made with Indians & reporting results

of aj. Talcott’s expedition. Glad that ohawks

are about to attack northern Indians. In re-gard

to entrance into to’ns writers cannot

speak for the Mass. tons which would probably

be the ones within reach of Mohawk expedition

but advise a sign to distinguish them, such as

some yellow cloth. Complaint against Caspechy

& some others whom Andros has secured. Travel-ing

too dangerous to send any fit messenger to

wait on the Governor, July 8,1876 I: i00

Corm. letter reporting news that a large number

of north Indians have been near ,’; estfleld but

only took horses & cattle & corn stalks to

suck while traveling. It is supposed they are

in flight towards Hudson river to go to Va.

Indians & are probably in starving condition,

July 20,1676 I 105

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Andros, Sir Edmund gov. of N. Y. correspondence with Conn. ( con.)

( A) Andros’ letter thankin Corm. for news of north

Indians’ movements. He does not dare insure

Mohawks’ fidelity further by gifts & encourage-ments,

July 26,1676 1: 106

Corm. letter informing Gov. Andros that about 150

of the enemy were overtaken near Ousatonic on

their way to Paquiage beyond Hudson river

where they expect to get shelter. They have

been routed in these parts & it is hoped

Andros will either allow vessels from Conn.&

Mass. to pass up the river to destroy the enemy

or take effective measures himself for that

end, Aug. 19,1676 I 109

( A) Andros’ letter expressing pleasure that Indians

are routed in Conn.& stating he will accept

offer of forces if needed. Claims he has done

more for Corm. than asked & has kept enemies

from bein supplied in his colony. Hints that

N. Y. Indians should be rewarded, Aug. 25,1676

1: 112

Conn. letter denyin offer of forces & assertion

that enemies were not supplied in N. Y. No in-formation

as to what Mohawks accomplished &

su@ gestions for. reward need time. Still wait-ing

to hear that enemies under power of Andros

have been destroyed, Aug. 25,1676 I: I15

( A) Andros’ letter statin8 that he will go to Albany

in a few days & be in readiness to receive

agent sent to treat with Mohawks, Apt. Z, 1877

1: 118

Conn. letter informing Andros that . aj. John

Pynchon & James Richards are about to journey

to Albany & are fully empowered to make treaty

with Indians of N. Y. & to reward them for

services. Asks recognition for them,

Apt. I0,1677 I 119,

Letter from John Pynchon & James Richards stat-in

desire of N. E. colonies to have certain

prominent enemy Indians now on the Hudson de-livered

to justice but recognizing time is not

convenient, they agree to refer the matter back

to Councils of colonies, Apr. 1877 l: 120d

( A) Andros’ letter to Corm. reporting that 4 Morican-ders

( Mohegans) have been at Albany but their

errand was not understood. Advised Maquaes to

accept the band left by them. Friendly Indians

frightened by rumor of north Indians fled to

Canada, Apr. 16,1877 I: 121

Gov. Andros’ letter announcin arrival of Maj.

Pynchon & James Richards & reportln they have

had entire freedom in dealin@ with Mohawk

Indians, Apr. 25,1677 I: 122

( A) Andros’ letter expressln hope that Corm. would

bear in mind recent treaty with Mohawks.

Latter consider they were very conslderste to

release son of Uncas for they believe the

Mohegans have no good will towards them. Onei-das

attempted an expedition but party was

broken up, Aug. 28,167? I: 129

( A) Andros’ letter in answer to news of Indian at-tack

on Hatfleld. Although resentin Corm. cen-sure

he assures that all aid will be given for

punishir anyone in his government who may be

found guilty, Sept. 28,1677 I: 132

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Andros, Sir Edmund,

il

ov. of N. Y. correspondence with Conn. ( con.)

( A) Andros’ letter informin Gov. Leete of his in-tention

to return to London for the winter,

Oct. 8,1877 I l4a

Gov. Leete’s reply remindin Andros that captives

are still in the hands of the Aaquaes over

whom he was supposed to have great influence.

Conn. has shown loyalty to the crown in savin

a large part of L. I. from the Dutch, Nov. 13,18? 7

I IS4b

( A) Andros’ letter professin willinness to do his

duty in rerd to the { aquaes, Sept. 10,1878

1: 139

( A) Andros’ letter advisln that Commissioners of

United Colonies send proper persons to deal

with aquaes & show how their treaty has been

violated. Like; ise some should come also from

Uncas & other friendly Indians, Sept. 25,18? 8

I: 140

Conn. letter urgin further efforts in behalf of

Natick prayin& Indians. Report that aquaes

have offered to release captives in the

presence & on the order of Andros, 0ct. 29,1878

I 142b

Corm. letter reportin@ departure of other commis-sioners.

Not in favor of a meetin at New

Haven. Difficult to prevent Conn. Indians from

takin8 revere on the aquas & so endanerin

En@ llsh. Dependent on Andros to deal with his

Indians, Oct. 9,1878 I: 142c

( A) Andros’ letter acknowledin receipt of two from

Conn.& showin irritation at late transaction

with N. Y. upper Indians, Nov. 18,1878 I 143a

Record of letter sen% him, 0ct. 8,1875 I: I77

Record of letter from Council concerning re-strainin@

the supplyin of ammunition to

Indians, Jan. 13,1875/ 8 I: 191

Record of letter by the Council, Jan. 31,1875/ 8

1: 193

Record of letter from him received by Council,

dated Feb. 4,1875/ 8 I: 194

Record of letters from Corm. Council,

ar. 8, 7,9, 1675/ 8 I: I7

Record of letter from Council, Apr. 18,1878- 1: 204

" Conn. Council, July 8,1878

I: 211

Conn. with information of

departure of certain Indians towards Housa-tonic,

July 20,1878 1: 212

Record of letter from Corm. Council, Aug. lO, i8? 8

1: 214

" AU 21,1876

1: 218

" " " Jan. 22,1878/ 7

1: 220 " letters from Conn. Council,

5ar. l@, lS? 8/ 7, Apr. 9, July 3,1877- I: 22,224,225

Record of letter from Conn. Aug. 4,18?? 1: 228

gov. of N. Y. information on Philip’s winter

quarter s I 5d

ov. of N. Y. mentioned in instructions given

Pynchon & Richards, Apr. 16? 7 I 120c

ov. of N. Y. permission needed for interview

with Mohaks, 1878 I: 201

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Andros, Sir Edmund, gov. of N. Y. Saybrook affair.

Presence with 3 sloops & force of men at Say-brook

given by Conn. as reason for not sendin

more men for defense against Indians,

July 9, 1675 l: 4b

Instructions to Robert Chapman & Capt. Thomas

Bull on manner of receivin Andros. He is not

to be allowed to land his soldiers armed or to

set up any claim in opposition to the Conn.

government. Seat of war is at Seacunck where

his assistance may be needed, July 8,1675

I: 154,155

Orders of Council for copies to be made of

papers relating to ! aj. Andros’ demands for

land as far as the Conn. river & a statement of

Conn. claims as based on settlement & charter.

These to be sent to Robert Thompson, England

for colony’s defense. Copy of statement,

July 22,1675 I 156- 160

News of his attempt to land soldiers at Saybrook,

Sept. 1675 I 176,177

gov. of N. Y. to be notified of Indian activi-ties,

July 1,1675 I: 4a

gov. of N. Y. & N. E II: S9,179b

t, commission from him held by

Fitz- John Winthrop II 124c

It gov. of N. Y. & N. E. correspondence with Conn.

( A) Andros’ letter reportin that Indians have

killed Engllshmen to the eastward at Cape Pot-pus.

Dated Squabague ( Brookfield, Mass.)

Oct. 16,1688 II 1

( A) Andros’ order to Lieut- col. John Allen requiring

that 60 men be detached & armed at Hartford

within 3 days, Nov. l, 1888 If: 2

( A) Andros’ letter to Lieut- col. John Allyn instruct-ing

him that Robert Treat is to have command

of the forces now ordered to march to North-field

& in case of Treat’s sickness or death

Allyn is to take his place, Nov. l. 1888 ll: S

" " gov. of N. Y. & N. E. opposition to Albany men

continuing under his commissions, 1889/ 90

11: 43

ov. of N. Y. & N. E. plundering of goods of

Baron de St. Castin II 19b

ov. of Vs. compliance with Gov. Fletcher’s re-quest

for quota of army, 1695 II: 217a

Andros, see also Andrews.

Andr ose, see Andros, Edmund.

Andross, Andrews.

Andro s s, Edmund, s ee Andro s, Edmund.

Androsse,

Androus, see Andre, vs.

Androws,

Andrus,

Andrus s,

Andures, account for mending New London fort, l? 61 IX: S60

Angavine, see An6evine.

Angel, Lieut- col. R. I. command mentioned VII: 270

Angevine, Angavlne.

Lewis, priv. service, 1755- 57,1782 V: 3OS, VI1: 81a, X: $ 5

Anharenda, Mohawk sachem, 1889/ 90 II S4a

Ann ( sloop).

Receipt for supplies shipped for Canadian expedition, Falrfield,

Aug. 1748 V: 39,40

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Annapolis Royal.

Gov. Saltonstall’s receipt for payment of provisions furnished by

Corm. for garrison at Annapolis Royal in 1710,

Aug. 1722 IV: 119

On request of Francis Borland, Boston, for payment of 140/ 15/ 10 said

to have been received by Gov. Saltonstall from

John Borland, agent for garrison at Annapolis,

com. appointed who report that money was paid

Saltonstall for provisions supplied by Corm. in

1710 & there is nothing due, May l? 45- 1V: 120ab

Anne, queen of Great Britain, reference to arms furnished colonists

IV: 58a

Anniba11, Anabel.

Barnabas, priv. anuaunitlon account, 1757 VII 55

service, 1757 VII

Annis, Abraham, Newbury,..’ ass. needy person, 1697 III: 45

imnussekequan, Indian, 1875 1: 150

Anoquin, James, priv. service, 1755- 56

Answorth, see Ainsworth.

Anthony, Boatswain, on sloop Defence, 1741 IV:% 7b

Richard, com’y account, 1755 V: 249c

Thomas priv service, 1755- 56 V: 32

soldier, com’y account, account for @ un, 1755 V: 248b

Antizel, Simon, drummer, service, 1762 X: 52a

Apanatha, John, priv. service, 1757 II

Apequanas, alias John Sagamore, enemy Indian wanted for trlal, Apr. 16? 7

I: 120d

Apes, William, priv. service, iT62 X: lOb

Aplelby, Thomas, soldier, Woodbury, death at Greenbush, N. Y. 1690 II: 66

Apleton, see Appleton.

Ap, l, ey, Aply.

Ezekiel, priv. service, 1756

James, 1755- 56 V: 306

Aply, see Apley.

Appleton, Apleton.

---, com’y account ,1788 Vl: tSOa

Capt. actions called inconsistent with acts of the commis-sioners,

Nov. 1875 I: 182,

Benjamin, com’y account, 1755 V: 263g

Joshua ( A) New London fort petition, 1729 IV: 7b

Samuel, capt. commander- in- chief of army in Conn. valley,

Nov. i7 I: 184 Apthorp, r. letter to him mentioned VI: 128b

Charles & son, army account, 1756 V: 292, Vl: 316

i. Y. agents to receive sterling money from

Great Britain, 1756 VI 140

Araut, Daniel, priv. service, 1757 VII: 34a

Archer.. Benjamin, priv. ammunition account, 1757 VII 51b

service, 1757 VII llab

Josiah, priv. ammunition account, 1757 Vll: 51a

service, 1757 VII: lla

Arcut, see Orcutt.

Ardnel, Joseph, priv. service, 1757 VII: Z2

Arebey, John ( Job ?) 1675 I: 1,50

Arewoottaug, Indian, Springfield expedition, 1875 I: 150

Armoror . Aaron Beach’s account for services, Apr. 8,1758 VI: S48

Thddeus Noble’s account for services, Feb. lO, l? 57 VI: 554

John Rippenner s Dec. 51,1756 VI

eJoseph Youngs } ar. IZ, 1759 VIII : tS

Peter Bowdish s " Jan. 25,1759 VIII : 57

Eleazar Done’ s Jan. 31,1759 Vlii: 58

David Squire’ s Feb. 28,1759 VIII : 5

Col.’ Aqnitin’s certificate of appointment of David Squire as as-sistant

armorer, July 18,1758 VIII: 80

Appointment of armorers, May 1758 VII: 225

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Armorors. ( con.)

Col. Eleazer Fitch’s certificate of services of ait Demlng as armor-er,

Jan. 4,1759 VIII : 61

; ait Deming’ s account for services as armorer, Sept. 1759 VIII 62

Aaron Beach’s account for services, ; ar. 14,1759 VLII: 64

Claim by Lydia Jarvis, widow of Isaac Jarvis, for his services & ex-penses,

Norwalk, Mar. 5,1759 VIII: 122

Act providing that one armorer be appointed for each reg’t who

shall be allowed 6 per month, May 1759

VIII 194

Andrew Huntington’s account for services as armorer, June 2,1761

IX: 71

Aaron Beach’s account for services as armorer, Dec. 12,1760 IX: 73

Richardson Miner’s account for services as armorer, Jan. 16,]. 761

IX: 78

Stephen Chandler’s account for services as armorer’s mate, settled

by David Parsons, Sept. 9,1761 IX: SS

Israel Curtis’ account for services, Mar. l, 1762 IX: 247

" Feb. 16,1763 X: 56,57

Arms, see Ordnance stores. Small arms.

Armsbee, see Ormsby.

Armsbie,

Armstrong, Andre, corp. service & death, 1762 X: ga

Daniel, priv. service, 1762,1764 X: ga, 231a

Ezekiel, 1787 VII : 42b

John, ". 1762 X: 37a

Jonathan, 1762 X: 9a

Labeus, corp. 1762 X: 52a

priv. 1757 Vll: 42b

Arnal, see Arnold.

Arnall,

Arnoat, " Cornelisse, Amour.

Arnoit,

Arnold, Arnal, Arnall, Arnolds.

Capt. com’y account, l? 40 IV: 80a

Lieut. sutler’ s account, I760 X: llti

Benidick, priv. service, ].? 57 VII : 42c

Benjamin, 1756 V 22b

David, priv. clothing account, 1758 VIII 128e

soldier, hospital roll, l? 61 IX: 267b

Hezekiah, priv. service, 1757 VII: 47a

James, lieut, appointment , ar .1759, Mar. l? 61, Mar. 1762,

ar. 1764 VIII 150c, IX: 122e, 278b, X: 204

service, 1762 X: S5

". soldier, hospital roli, 1759 VIII: 3S4a

" John, com’y account, 1756 VI: 326

Haddam, blankets lost in service, 1710 III 9Oa

priv. Haddam, deserter (?) 1706 111: 66

service, 1757,1762 VII 81a, X: 41

soldier, hospital roll, 1760 IX: 106

Jonathan, haddam, account for servant’s wages, l? 12--- III: ll8k

priv. service, 1762 X: 20a

service & death, 1762 X: 18a

Jon’h ( A) receipt for Robert Arnold, l? ll/ 2 III: llSd

Joshua, priv. service, 1757 Vll: 42b

Oliver, 1762 X: lOOb

Stamford, never joined, 1762 X: lOOa

Robert, priv. service, 1757 VIl: 25a

soldier, Mansfield, amount due for service in Canadian

expedition, I? ii/ 2 llI: llSd

Arnolds, see Arnold.

Arnout, Cornelisse, Amour.

Arrest, Exemption from.

Act providing that volunteers in expedition shall not be prevented

from serving by legal process for debt less

than 50, .{ ay 1746 IV 302

Act providing that soldier who has enlisted in his h! ajesty’s

service shall not be prevented from such

service by legal action for debt under 50,

Oct. 1746 IV 331

Act providing that no person who has enlisted or shall be impressed

into his lajesty’s service shall be prevented

from such service by legal action for debt

less than i0, ar. 1755 V: II5

Resolve reviving act for securing soldiers from arrest & making it

of force until Oct. next, Iar. 1756 VI: 83

Act providing that no person who has enlisted or shall be impressed

into his ajesty’s service shall be prevented

from such service by legal action unless for

some criminal matter or for cause arisen be-fore

entering service & involving at least i0

value, mar. 1789 VIII 158

Resolve continuing in force till 0ct. next, act passed in ar. 1788

for securing enlisted soldiers from arrest,

Nay 1760 VIII: 281

Act providing that no person who has enlisted into his HaJesty’s

service shall be liable to arrest for any

cause except a criminal matter or for a real

debt amounting at least to I0 sterling. Act

to continue in force till Oct. sess. next,

ar. 1761 IX: i17

Petition of Ichabod Fitch, sutler, with others, shoing they have

large debts contracted for articles they sup-plied

to the troops & no way of collecting from

the soldiers who are re- enlisted. They ask re-peal

of act of ar. last postponing lawsuits on

account of debts to sutlers. Nag. ay 1761

IX: 142

Act providln that no person enlisted in his Majesty’s service

shall be taken from such service by process or

execution except for criminal matter or cause

involving I0 sterling or more. To be in force

till risin of 0ct. sess. ar. 1762 IX: 280,281

Ashall, Joseph, priv. desertion, 1781 IX: 252

Ashbo, Ashbow.

John, priv. army account, 176l IX: 259a

Nathl. priv. service, 1755- 6 V: 299b, S00b

Ashborn, see Ashburn.

Ashbo", Ashbo

Ashburn, Ashborn.

, John, soldier, hospital roll, 1758 Vlll: IZ4a, 131b Jos, 1675 I: 150

Ashcraft, John, Acadian account, 1756 VI: 870b

Ashford.

ileae account for Capt. Abner Barker’s co. includes horses from

Ashford, Au. I757 Vll: 8a

Ashford. Individuals.

Avery, John, lieut, petition showing sickness at time he

was o- dered to join re’t, application to Gen.

Amherst for orders, service collecting absen-tees

& after Sept. 1762 as lieut, of Capt. Led-lie’s

co. at Crown Point. He has received only

1 month’s pay & as his failure to join in be-ginnin

of campaign was due to sickness he

asks for wages. Referred to Pay table & pay al-lowed,

Eay l? 68- Jan. l? 84 X: I20

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Ashford. Individuals. ( con.)

Burton, Simon, soldier, petition showing service at Port

Royal & that after the fort was taken he accom-panied

Col. Livingston to Canada, endurin great

hardships. He has never been paid for that ser-vice

& Livingston died on way to Great Britain

so petitioner is unable to get his aid. Lower

house vote 30, May 1729 III: 188

Fay, Jedediah, capt. petition with surgeon’s certificate &

account showing he was wounded in the ankle at

Wood Creek & has been unable to do any busi-ness

since. He asks compensation. Gr2S/ 1/ 5,

May 1759 VIII: 220- 223

capt. petition showing he was wounded at

’, ood Creek in 1758 & has been at much expense

for medical treatment. He received a grant

from Assembly in May last but is still inca-pacitated

& asks relief. Gr. S0 more May 1780

VIII: 292,29S

Fitch, James, physician, petition with certificate from

other physicians, showing he went to Cape

Breton as physician for co. under Lieut. Smith-son

but ; en arrived at Louisburg, Dr. Morrison

was taken sick & petitioner was asked to serve

as sur- mate for the reg’t. Me cared for the

sick from Dec. 9 till Apr. 20 under difficult

conditions & asks compensation. Gr. 30 old

teno per month from Nov. 9, time of embarka-tion,

till May ll, time of return, May 174

IV: 268- 270

Fitch, James, surg- mate, petition, with Timothy Mix, showing

they were appointed to attend the proposed

Canadian expedition by Corn. of war & have re-ceived

no bounty. They ask for same. Neg.

Oct. 1748 IV: 332

surg- mate, petition by his heirs showing his

service as 2d. sur- mate for Canadian expedi-tion

in 1748 & that no pay was ever allowed.

Copy of appointment & certificate that no pay

was allowed by parliament. Gr. 138 old tenor,

ay 17 52 V : 44- 47

Perry, Elisabeth, admx. of Thomas Perry estate, petition

showing her husband died at Cape Breton. He

was one of borrowers of last bank of loan

money of the colony & unless she has extension

of time the estate is insolvent. Granted ex-tension

of 2 yrs. to pay amount due on bond,

May 1746 IV 275,276

Ashley, Ashly.

Ezekiel, lieut. Cape Breton expedition, appointment, May I?

IV 203,205

Hezekiah, priv. Hebron, account of ammunition, 1765 V: 286b

Nathaniel, 1755 V: 286b

Samuel, priv. service, 1767 VII 59b

Ashly, see Ashley.

Ashman, Ashmun.

Amaziah, sergt, service, 1757 VII:

Elnathan, lieut. Canaan, appointment, Mar. 1758

VII 180a, 187c, 188b

clothin account, 1758 VIII 108d

Justus, priv. service, 1757 Vll: 16b

Ashmun, see Ashman.

Ashpocit, directed with other Mohegans to join force in Narragansett

country, Feb. 1878/ 8 I: 198

Ashquawitt, amount due for service in Canadian expedition, 1711/ 2

lll: llSe

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Ashquoach ( Brimfield, . ass.) report of Philip being there, 1675 l: lld

Ask, Thomas, priv. service, 1755- 56 V: 313

Aspinal, see Aspinall.

Aspinwall, Aspinal.

Ass, soldier, hospital roli, 1758 VIII: 131b, 132a

Peter, command of body of Indians sent by Conn. to aid Mass.

18. o7 II 85a, III 33a

Asspehant, amount due for service in Canadian expedition, 1711/ 2

III I18c

Astin, see Austin.

Aston, Gorg, priv. service, 1757 VII: 46b

Thomas, priv. service, 1757 VIl: 46a

Atchinson, Barzeliel, priv. desertion, 1757 VII:

Atherton, . aj. purchase of land in R. I I: 144b

. Ir. arrival at Hadley with news of Falls fight, hay 1876

1: 74

Jonathan, clothin account, 1746 IV: 329

Joseph, priv. clothing account, 1758 VIII: lO6a

service, 1757 VII : 44a

Atheson, John, soldier, hospital roll, death, 1760 IX: ll2d

Atkins, Adkins, Attkins.

" Benjamin, com’y account, 1755 V: 249d

Joseph, priv. clothing account, 1758 VIII: 123a

service, 1762- 88 X: 27,179a

Solomon, com’y account, 1757 VII: 145a

Attkins, see Atkins.

Attunckcomeo, amount due for service in Canadian expedition, 1711/ 2

III: llSc

Attwater, see Atwater

Attwatt er,

Attwel, " Atwell.

Attwell,

Attwood, Atwood

Atwater, Attwater, Attwatter.

Caleb, priv. Wallinford, petitlon showin6 he was wounded in

the left arm in what was known as" Roers’ fight"

& has been at an expense of over 8 besides

hospital care. He asks for compensation.

Gr. 15, ay 1759 VIII: 2S4,235

soldier, hospital roli, 1758 VIII: 124b, 125a, 18ib

" David, priv. service, 1762 X: 27

Ebenezer, soldier, hospital roli, 1759 VIII: SZ4b

Elihu, priv. service, 1757 VII: 41a

Enos, Wallinford, horse account, 1757 VII: 41a

ser@ t, service, 177 VII : 41a

Jeremiah, corn. on private petition X: 322

( A) X: $ 23b

corp. service, 1757 VII 86ab

Jonathan, corn. to sell public stores, 1712 III:

custody of colony’s stores, 1712 III: 122

Atwel, see Atwell.

Atwell, Attwel, Attwell, Atwel, Atwill.

Benjamin, army account, 1762 X: 2a

priv. never joined, 1762 X: la

New London, service, 1740 IV: 55a

record of desertion cleared, 1768 X: Ic

service, 1762- 8S X: 79, lOOc, 179a

Benjamin, jr. priv. service, 1757 VII: 88

Hezekiah, soldier, sick bill, Apr4,{ ay 1787

John, horse account, 1757 VII: S9

priv. service, 1757 VII 24a

Joseph, teamin account, 1758 VI 82c, 835a

drummer, servlce, 1762 X: 16a

priv. desertion, 1782 X: 96

Paul, priv. service, 1755- 56 V: 309

Pettr. soldier, hospital roll, death, 1760 IX: IOI

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Atwell, Thomas, priv. service, 1757 VII : 38

sergt. 1762,1764 X: 16a, 231a

Atwill, see Atwell.

Atwood, Attwood.

Capt. tvansportatlon of sick, 1758 VIII: lORa

Elijah ( A) account for use of his sloop Lydia Ann as a trans-port

for sick soldiers, Jan. 12,1759 VIII: lOT

com’y account, 1755 V: 249c

Hezekiah, prlv. service, 1757 VII:

Thomas, 1757 VII

Aucam, Aucom.

Joshua, priv. deduction from wages for desertion, 1761 IX: 256

expenses for his arrest & detention at SprinE-field,

1781 IX: 255ab

service, 1762 X: 52a

service & desertion, 1762- 68 X: 175a

Aucam, see also Ocam.

Aucom, see Aucmm.

Auditors.

Order of Council for transmission to Hartford of all accounts

against the colony, to be signed by town commit-tees

already appointed & by the commissary &

colony com. before Treasurer gives order for

payment, Jan. 27, 1675 I: 193

Instructions for sendin to Com’y Steele all accounts against the

colony for service, supplies c durin the war,

Aug. 1678 I 216

Auerade, see Avery.

Auger, Augur.

Ir. employed to provide plasters, ointments & c for soldiers,

Aug. 1675 I 15b

Abram, New Haven, billetin account, 1767 X: 286a, 259a

John, Branford, horse account, 1757 Vll: 30a

Augur, see Auger.

Aumarraway, Indian, Springfield expedition, 1675 I: 150

Aumayhew, Indian, 1675 1: 150

Ausbon, see 0shorn.

Ausstin, Austin.

Austen,

Austin, Astin, . Ausstin, Austen, Auston.

Baley, priv. service, 175? Vll: 33,50a

Caleb, 1755- 56 V: 380, VI : 312a

sert. 1784 X: 225b

Danlel, clerk, Suffield, service, 1757 VII 55c

Dvid, priv. service, 1755- 57 V: 298a, 808, Vll: 35a

E. priv. account of @ un, 1788 VIII: 9

Edmond, priv. service, 1757 Vll: 41a

Edmund, sert. 1762 X: 35

Elihu, priv. service, 1757 VII : 38

soldier, hospital roli, 1758 VIII: 182b

Elijah, priv. service, 1762 X: la

Job, corp. service, 1757 VII: 22a

John, com’y account, 1740 I: 79a

corn. on sloop Defence accounts IV: 95

com’y, appointnent not confirmed, 1740 IV: 68ab

priv. enlistment, 1758 VI 127

service, 1755,1757 V: 241a, Vl1: 36ab

soldier, hospital roll, 1759 VIII 333a

Josh. 1758 Vlll: 132a

Joseph, 1759 / III 331a

Joshua, , allinford, horse account, 1757 VII 36b, 41a

Lockwood, priv. service, 1755- 56 V: 313

Mary, Stanwich, horse account, 1757 VII 22a

Nathaniel, teamin account, 1758 VI 334e

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Austin, Robert, priv. service, 1755 V: 241a

Samuel, 1757 Vll: 41a

Stephen, horse account, 1757 VII: 85f

Thomas, priv. ammunition account, 1757 VII

( M) receipt for blanket, Au. 1757 VII: 125a

service, 1782 X: la

Auston, see Austin.

Averett, Israel, prlv. service,! 757 VII: 27,61ab

Averid, Reuben, lieut, service, 1757 VII: 4a

Averil, see Averill.

Averi! l, Averil, Averrill, Avrill.

James, priv. service, 1757 VIl: 37a

Jeremiah, priv. service, 1755- 56 V: 329

Solomon, 1782 X: lOa

Averrill, see Averill.

Avery, Aueradse, Arty, Every, Every.

Col. VI 59a

" account for expenses of Acadians, 1756 V:

com’y account, 1755- 57 V1: 328a, 350a

teamin account, 1758

" Deacon, com’y account, 1755 V: 283b

Lieut. instructions to encourage Mohegans to go out against

Philip’ s men, Aug. 1875 I 162

Abraham, horse account, 1757 VII

Amos, priv. service, 1757 Vll: S7a

Benjamin, colonial agent.

Appointment to apply for & receive such surs as

shall be allowed Conn. for proposed Canadian ex-pedition

in 1746, 0ct. 1749 IV: 208

Appointment to supplicate for & receive such sums

as shall be allowed Corm. for Cape Breton expe-dition,

0ct. 1749 IV : 407

Appointment in place of Eliakim Palmer, deceased,

Oct. 174c IV : 409

Fomu of bill of exchanse on him, Oct. 174 IV: 411

Bill of exchange to be drawn on him in favor of

Richard PartridGe, May 1750 IV: 423,424

Corn. appointed on his letter who report advisin8 ths

the Governor thank him for offer to receive

money due colony & accepting offer of future

services. Approved, Oct. 1751 X: 349,30

Corn. report advising that Avery be allowed 300 for

service in receiving the colony money allowed

for Cape Breton expedition & that he be asked

for statement of balance. Accepted & enacted,

. ay 1752 X: 354,356

Corn. report favoring the reply of 0ct. 1751 as answer

to Avery, May 1752 X: 357

Groton, horse account, 1757 Vll: 2a

London, England, refusal to answer bills of exchange

drawn on him, 1751 V: 48

" priv. service, 1757 VII : 42b

Benoni, priv. service & death, 1762 X: lOa

Charles, ens. appointment, Mar. 1758 VII: 173,186b

lieut. Mar. 1759, Mar. 1760--- VIII: lSOe, 261

Christopher, account for expenses of distributing French

people from Nova Scotia IX: 24

commissioner on sloop Defence prize money,

1748- 4o

V: 2,3,4ah, 6,7b, 9a, llb, 15d, lTab, 18, 20a, 22

( A) corn. of pay table Vll: 130ab

on Albany conference V:

( A) V 65b

application to the kin V: I80

embargo IX: 2

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Avery, Christopher,

II

II

II

corn. on military measures V: I17,143,180,

VI 16,71,238,285, VII 160b, 166,292, VIII 189

corn. on New London fort

IV 16a, 17,18b, 23,24,28,2 , IX: 345

( A) " New London fort IV: 16b

pay for ams 60

( A) V: 51

private petition 1V: 82

providing clothing for soldiers -- V: 187

sloop Defence IV 91, VII 236

( A) IV 8C

sutlers VIII" 185b, 186b

transportation V1: 79

( A) transportation of provisions, account cur-rent,

Jan. 28, i757 VI 838

( A) corn. on transportation of provlsions, account for

his expenses hirin teams & c, 1758 VI 340,343

corn. on transportation of provisions, accounts of

com. 1756 VI 332,333,335

( A) corn. on transportation of provislons, accounts of

com. 1756 VI 336

delivery of military stores for New London fort,

1741 IV: 29

Groton, instructions for building gun carriages,

1755 IX: 336

New London fort account, 1739 IV 18cd

col. appointment, neg. Mar. 1756 V1: 42

employment of teams for service, 1756- X: 289

re ’ t mentioned VII 20b, 3Tab, 54bc

David, serst, service & death, 1762 X: lOa

Ebenezer, com’y account, 1785 V: 283c

sloop Defence account, 1748 IV: S82a

Elias, ens. appolntment, Mar. 1758, Mar. 175. c

VII 178,187b, VIII 150e

Humphrey, com. on military measures IV: 58b

James, Groton, horse account, 1757 Vll: 2a

capt. appointed to dispose of captives, Au. 1676 1: 214

command of co. in expedition, . ar. 1876 I: 53b

". for relief of Piscata-qua,

ar. 1703/ 4 III 67ac

command of ex2edition into Narragansett country,

Mar 1675/ 6 I 199

desired to attend commission sent hit., Jan. 1675/ 6

I 34c

expenses of co. at house of Susanna Beckwith, 1709

III: 106

instructed to inquire into plunderin done by ex-pedition

into Narragansett country, Mar. 1675/ 8

1: 199

instructed to raise volunteers for expedition

aainst the Indians, Apr. 1676 I 58b

member of court martial for New London county,

Jan. 1676/ 7 I 219

orders for continuin expeditions against the

enemy, Apr. 1676 1: 202

orders for expedition against Indians at Wabaquas-set,

Feb. I0,1675/ 6 1: 42

orders for raisin8 forces to attack the enemy,

Feb. I0,1678/ 6 1: 194

rank in army, Nov. 25,1675 1: 186

status of soldiers raised for defense of New Lon-don

county, Nov. 1675 I 182

James, 3d. priv. service, 1757 ........................... VII 2a

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Avery, John, ens. Ashford, appointment,, lay 1759 Vlll 196a

lieut, appointment by Gov. Fitch as enlisting officer

for regular army, July 6,1762 X: 102

( A) Ashford, account of expenses collecting & return-in@

deserters from Lyman’s tog’t, 1762 X: I03

Ashford, certificate by Capt. Hugh Ledlie showing

his service in latter’s co. . ay 9,1763 X: 113

Ashford, certificate by Daniel Moulton showing

he notified Avery to join Col. Whitin’s reg’t

after assisting in huntin up deserters & that

Avery complied faithfully, May 1763 X: I08

" " Ashford, certificates showir he was unable to

join co. when ordered on account of sickness,

May 1763 X: 105, I06, I0- I12

Ashford, letter to Capt. Spaulding a matter of

controversy & explained by Thomas Knowlton to

Pay table, July 12,1763 X: IO7

( A) Ashford, letter to Capt. Spaulding explaining

difficulty in joinin him immediately,

ay 22,1782 X: 104

( A) Ashford, petition showir sickness at time he

was ordered to join reg’t, application to Gen.

Amherst for orders, service collectin absentees

& after Sept. l? 62 as lieutenant of Capt. Led-lie’s

co. at Crown Point. He has received only

1 month’s pay & as his failure to join in be-ginning

of campaign was due to sickness he

asks for wages. Referred to Pay table & pay al-lowed,

May l? 63- Jan. 1764 X: I20

orders from Gen. Amherst to return to Conn. to re-cruit

soldiers for army, July 172 X: IOI

( A) return of men from Col. Lyman’s re’t collected

& sent to Capt. Ledlie’s co. by Avery & Lieut.

Moulton, 1782 X: lOOc

service, 1762 X: 62ac

wages, 1782 X: 82c

priv. service, 1787 VII 60a

John, 2d. Groton, horse account, 1757 VII: Za

Jonathan, priv. service. 1757 VII: 42b

Lethon, priv. service, 1767 VII: 2a

Nathan, lieut, appointment, Mar. 1756 VI: 47c, 48a

’.’ appointment declined, Apr. 1756 --- VI: 6,59a, 60b

Park, Groton, horse account, 1757 VII

Peter, priv. service, 1755- 58 V: I3

Samuel, lieut. Groton, amount due for service in Canadian expe-dition,

1711/ 2 III: I18c

priv. service, 1762 X: 22a

soldier, hospital roll, 1759 VIII 331a

Simeon, Groton horse account, 1757 VII 2a

horse driver, service, l? 57 Vll: 2a

Thomas, lieut, council of war, 1690 II llTad

dillism, lieut. Groton, appointment, May 1755 V: 126

Avrill, see Averill.

Arty, Avery.

Awashshi--, Indian, 167 I: 158

Awassamauge, enemy Indian wanted for trial, Apr.] 677 I: 120d

Ayamau, Narragansett Indian, articles of areement with Mass.& Conn.

1675 I: 9

Ayers, Peter, priv. error in py 1758 VIII: Tb

Aylworth, see Alswor% h.

Ayoosecoe, Indian, Springfield expedition, IST I: 150

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Babcock, Amos ( A) Ashford justice, certificate for Lieut. John Avery, 1782

X: 109

John, priv. service, 1787 VII 20a

d-- d, 1762 X: lOs

Babino, see Babinot.

Babinot, Babino.

Jean, Acadian petition, 1766 X: 268

Rene ( M) Acadian petitlon, l? 86 X: 288

Bacchus, see Backus.

Bacheler ( Bacheter) Ruben, priv. service, l? 57 VIl: 88ef

Bacheter, see Bacheler.

Back, Elijah, priv. service, l? 82- 88 X: 41,175a

Backer, see Baker.

Backas, Backus.

Backly, Nathan, Fairfield collector, 1706 V1: 82To

Backor, see Baker.

Backus, Bacchus, Back. as, Bacuss, Bakus.

Capt. com’y account, 1757,1782 Vll: 13d, X: 87a

Justice, com’y account, 1758 Vlll: 121b

Mr. com’y account, 175 Vlll: 888b

physician, Stratford, agreement for service with Crown Point

expedition, 1788 V: 184

Ass, priv. service, 178? Vll: 42b

Benj. 1755- 56 V : 308

Delaney, priv. account for expenses when invalid, 1781- IX: 204a

Ebenezer, arbitration of Bancroft- Richardson account, 1764

X: 216d

com’y account, 1757 VII 139ac

corn. on private petition IV: 363b

Elijah, com’y account, 1757 Vll: ISgc

Eunice, Newington, petition showing her husband, Rev. Simon

Backus, left his charge at Newinoton & attended

expedition to Cape Breton as chaplain. He died

at Louisbur & his effects were lost. She asks

relief. Copy of society vote for ordination.

Granted i00 at May sess. & 200,

IV: 283- 288

," John, Stratford, horse account, 1757 Vll: Sb Windham, description of mare lost, 1756 VI 381b

Ozias, priv. service, 1757 VII: 42b

Silvanus, horse account, 1757 VII 58a

prlv. service, 1757 VII

Simon, chaplain, Newinton, service & death at Louisburg, 1745

IV 283- 286

Backus & Lehman, com’y account, 175 VIII: S38a

Bacon, Lieut. com’y account, 1755- 56 V: 248b, Vl 828b

Aaron, prlv. service, 1782 X: 85

" Abner, soldier, hospital roli, 1759 Vlll: ZSla

Andrew, horse account, 1757 Vll: 15b

Benjamin, priv. service, 1757 Vll: 48a

Daniel, horse driver, service, 1757 VII: 48a

Elisha, soldier, hospital roll, death, 1780 IX: ll2d, ll4c

Jonathan, priv. desertion, 1757 Vll: 48b

Joseph, corp. service, 1757 VII:

Nets. drum. service, 1758 V: 241a

Nathaniel, Virinlan rebel, proclamation forbiddino any inter-course

with his followers, Mar. 1677 1: 222

Penuel, priv. service, 1757 ............................ Vll: 12a

Willim, 1762 X: 52a

Zacheus, 177

Bacuss, see Backus.

Badcock’s objective of Maj. Treat’s first day’s march, Jan. 1875/ 8 I: 8

Badger, Daniel, priv. ammunition account, 1757 Vll: 52a

( M) receipt for blanket, Au. 1757 Vll: 125a

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Bagganatt, Baneak, Banell, Bagnet, Bayonet, Bayonett.

Daniel, priv. desertion, 1762 X: 96

service, 1756,1764 V: 322b, X: 225b

service & death, 1762 X: 9a

(?) soldier, wages & desertion, 1756 VI: 308

Jack, Lyme, sloop Defence petition, 1747 V: I

John, sloop Defence petition, 1747 IV: 368c

Bagger, Daniel, priv. service, 1757-- Vll: 3a

Bagley, Jonathan, col. command of garrison reg’t 1755- 56 VIII: 236a

Bagneak, see Bagganatt.

Bagnell, "

Banner,

Bagworth, Benj& min, Mass. relief account, 1697 III: 43a

Bailey, Bailie, Baley, Balie, Balls, Baly, Bayle, Baylee, Bayley,

Baylie, Bayly.

l, r. com’y account, 1758 Vlll: 121c

Aaron, pr, i, v, se, r, vice, 1756 V: 322b

Abel, 1757 Vll 2a

Benjamin, com’y, account, 1755 V: 249a

Groton, horse account, 1757 Vl1: 2a

". priv. service, 1762 X: 35

charles, capt. British officer, account at Stratford, 1757- 58

VII 285 " David, priv. service, 1757,1762 VII : lga, 2Oa, X: 51

Elijah, 1762- 63 X: 51,175a

Ezekiel, priv. death, 1756 Vl: 367a

" service, 1756 V: 322b

Hez. 1757 VII 32

Isaac, 1757 VII 19a, 60a

(?) James, New London fort account, 1730 IV: 8

Jasper, priv. service, 1755- 57 V: Z25, VII: 81b

Jeremiah, priv. service, 1762 X: 31a

John, New London fort account, 1741 IV: 30

soldier, hospital roll, 1759 VIII 335c

" (?) Joseph, New London fort account, 1730 IV: 8

Joshua, priv. service, 1785- 56 V: 314

Nathan, account for cleanin guns, May 1767 X: 327,330

com’y account, 1755 V: 263c, 264c

armorer, Groton, appointment, May 1758 VII: 223

priv. service, 1757 Vll 32

Nathaniel, soldier, hospital roll, 1759 VIII: 333c

Samuel, army account, 1757 VII 82

" priv. clothing account, l? 58 VIII : 123e

service, 1757,1762 VII : 44a, X: 35

soldier, hospital roli, 1759 VIII: 388a

Thomas, Salisbury, house to be included in fort, May 1746

IV: 312

William, priv. service, 1757 VII: 60a

Bailie, see Bailey.

Bains, Stephen, com’y account, l? 56 VI: 321

Baker, Backar, Backor, Bakor.

Mr. attorney for Lady Julianna Penn, 1774 X: 435ij

Benjamin, priv. account of ammunition, 1755 V: 286b

" Daniel, priv. service, 1757 VIl: 21a

i’ Derick, teamin account, 1758 Vlll: 118

’.’ Ebenezer, priv. service, 1757 VII: 8

Elisha, 1757 VII 2a

Ephraim, lieut, service, 1757 VII : 24a

Ezekil, horse driver, service, 1757 Vll: lOa

Gideon, corp. service, 1762 X: 9a

;’ Jese, horse driver, service, 1757 Vll: 24a

John, 1757 VII 59d

Joseph ( A) receipt for Samuel Tudor, 1711/ 2 lll: l18h " priv. service, 1757 VII : 35a

Nath. bond given for him by Samuel Rogers, New London, Apr. 1676

1: 202

Baker, Remember, account for blacksmith work VI: S87f

" priv. service, 1755- 57 V: 302, VI1: 24a

Stephen, priv. service, 1755- 56 V: S30, VI: SI2a

soldier, account of gun, 1756 V: 210b

Timothy ( A) Northampton corn. of militia, letter to Conn.

June 19,1690 II 91b

priv. ; ethersfield, deserter (?) 1706 111: 66

Victor, priv. service, 1757 Vll: 81a

Bakers, ---, com’y account, 1756 Vl: 330f

Baker, Timothy, soldier, hospital roli, 1782 X: 171d

Bakor, see Baker.

Bakus, Backus.

Balch, Roger, corp. servlce, 1764 X: 225b

Verrin, horse account, 1757 VII : 58a, 59b

Balcom, Balkom.

Elias, priv. service, 1762 X: 37a

soldier, hospital roll, 1759 VIII 383b

John, jr. priv. service, 1757 VII 59b

Balden, see Baldwin.

Baldin,

Balding,

Baldon,

Baldwan,

Baldwen,

Baldwin, Balden, Baldin, Balding, Baldon, Bald’an, Baldwen, Bauldwin,

Boldwin.

Capt. co. mentioned Vl 86To

Abraham, priv. service, 1757 VII: 25a

Andrew, 1757 VII 25a

Andrew, jr. ens. appointment, } Jar. 1780 VIII 255

Asa, prlv. service, 1757 VII: 59c

Asy, soldier, hospital roll, 1758 VIII: 131b

Benjamin, Branford, horse account, 1757 VII 30a

( A) Coventry, deposition on soldier’s claim, 1761

IX: 187

corp. service, 1787 VII 30a

priv. 1757,1782 VII 60a, X: ga

Caleb, com’y account, 1755 V: 255b

( A Newtown justice VI: 275

teaming account, 1756 V1: 332f, 335b

priv. service, 1756 V 322a

Daniel, priv. service, 1787 VII 59c

Daniel, jr. priv. service, 1757 Vll: 30a

David ( A) certificate for soldier’s claim, 1763 X: 153

, ilford, description of mare found, 1756 VI 361a

( A) officers’ petition, 1758 Vll: 241b

( A) capt. account current for his co. Jan. 27,1757;

Jan. 16,1759 VI 291, VII1: 48

account for work of his co. 1756 VI: 337c

of blankets for his co. 1758- VIII : Ii0

of clothir delivered his co. 1758

VIII 123o

army account, 1758 Vlll: 95,100,102a, 103,123i

co. mentioned VIII 124a, 125a, 131bd

ilford, appointment, Mar. 1756, ar. 1758,

Mar. 1759, Mar. 1761, Mar. 1762 VI: 48a, 59a,

VII 167,186a, VIII 15( 7o, 285, IX: 122a, 273b

( A) roll of men in his co. entitled to half py,

May 1756 V 509

ens. ;. ilford, appointment, ./ ar. 1758 V: 96

lieut. } ilford, appointment , ay 1755, Mar. 1756,

Feb. 1757 V: 127, Vl: 47a, 189a

service, 1755- 56 V: 309

( A) maj. account current for his co. Jan. 7,1761,

Jan. 29,1762, Jan. 15,1763--- IX: Z8,212, X: 53,34

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Baldwin, David, maj. appointment, , ar. l? 59, . ar. l? 60, ar. 1761,

. ar. 1762 VIII 149,15Oh, 2.53,255,

IX: 119,120,122a, 272

army account, 1760,1762 IX: 88,’ 4: 47,72

co. mentioned

IX: l12a, l14a, 252,255b, 256,257,267a, X: iOOa, 173

pay roll of his co. ar- Dec. 1762 X: 35

priv. service, 1757 VII: 5a

Ebenezer ( A) Coventry, deposition on soldier’s claim, 1761

IX: 167

priv. service, 1767 VII : 42b, 60a

Elias, priv. service, 1787 VII: ta

Elihu, 1757 VII 28a

Ephraim, priv. enlistment, 1756 VI 126

service, 1757 VIl: 24a

GeorGe, priv. Litchfield, service, 1757 VII : 2- ca

Henry, priv. service, 1762 X: ga

soldier, hospital roli, 1762 X: lTlb, 174

Hezekiah ( A) Ne lilford, deposition for petition of Lieut.

Benjarin Ruc. gles, ay 1756 V1: 109

ens. appointment, Feb. 1757 VI 189b

lieut. New Milford, appointment , Mar. 1758 ,}, Jar. 175.

VII 180a, 187a, VIIl 150dg

sergt, service, 1755- 56 V 304

Isaac, Litchfleld county agent to receive arms, 1757 - VI: 202

Israel, sergt, service, 1757 VII: Sla

Jabez, 1762- 63 X: 51,175a

Jams, soldier, hospital ro11,1758 VIII: 131c

Jared, priv. service, 1782 X: 35

Jesse, service & death, 1762 X: 27

John ( A) capt. account & roll of co. in Ft. William Henry

alarm, Dec. 8,1757 VII 20

account of ammunition delivered to his co.

Aug. 1757 VII 54c

Jonathan, { aterbury, horse account, 1757 VII : 28b

priv. service, 1757 VII 56a

Joseph ( A) certificate for sick soldier, 1763 X: 134

priv. ammunition account, 1757 VII: 54b

service, ]. 757 VII : 46a

Josiah, ens. service, 1762 X: Zla

Josiah, jr. ens. appointment, Mar. 1762 IX: 273c

Justus, soldler, hospital roll, 1759 VIII: 335a

Levy, 1760 IX: llla

, oses, priv. service, 1757 VII: lSa

Nathan ( A) Newtown petition, 1757 V1: 275

Nathaniel, teamin account, 1756 VI 332e, 335b

Noah ( A) Nilford constable IV: 333d

Phlnehas, Branford, horse account, 1757 VII : 30a

priv. service, 1767 VII 30a

ichard, account for cattle in service, 1757 VII: 130a

Branford, billetlng account, 1767 X: 256b, 260

teamin account, 1756 VI 332e, 335b

Samuel, horse account, 1787 VII: 65f

priv. service, 1757 VII 30a, 56a

Silas ( A) surg. account for services, July 12,1758 VII: 91

( A) sur- mate, account for services, Dec. 24,1757

VII: llC

Derby, appointment, May 1758 VII 222

Silvanus, lieut II 55k

Silvester, priv. service, 1757 VII: 2Oa

Solomon, 1757 VII 25a

Thaddeus, 1757 VII 44a

Theo. horse account, 1757 VII: 56b

priv. service, 1757 VII 65el

Thomas, lieut, appointment, Apr. 1756 VI: 5,60a

William, priv. service, 1757 VII: 24a

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Bales, Oliver. priv. service, 1757 Vll: 28a

Baley, see Bailey.

Balie,

Balis,

Balkom, Balcom.

Ball, Allien, priv. service, 1787 VII:

Gideon, 1757 VII 33, 50b

Joseph, 1762 X: 81

Ballard, soldier, killed by Indians, 1759 VIII: 313a, 314a

Enock, soldier, hospital roll, 1759 VIII: 330a

Jeremiah, priv. service, 1757 VII: lTa

Baly, see Bailey.

Bancker, Banker, Bencker.

Evert, Albany alderman, Indian council, 1691 II I87acd

N. Y. commissioner on Indian affairs, 1781 IV: 48,47

" James, Albany alderman, Indian council, 1691 II: 187a

Banckes, see Banks.

Bancraft, see Bancroft.

Bancroft, Bancraft, Bankeraft.

com’y account, 1780 IX:

regimental sutler, report on fair prices, 17Ol IX: 126a

Benjamin, account of supplies furnished hospital, 1758

VIII i00,108

extract from his books showin Serst. John

Stevens’ account, 1760 IX: 85

receipt for articles from Ouarter master- sener-al

Nathan Whiting, Lake George, Nov. 18,1758

VI 845

com’y, account for supplies, Aug. 9- Oct. 80,1760

IX: 97,98

appointed to dispose of stores in Albany

county, Feb. 1757 V1: 208

com’y, army account, 1756- VI 282- 28,801- 811,314

Suffield, appointment, ar. 1756 VI 67

priv. service, 1755- 88 V: 812

sut let VIII 186a

( A) account for supplies, 0ct. iI, 176 X: II8

accounts approved by corn. except certain

charges on which an abatement of one sixth is

recommended, ar. 1759 VIII 187,188

sutler, corn. appointed to settle his accounts

for 1762, 0ct. 1763 X: 165

sutler, corn. report on accounts recommendin@ pay-ment

by Pay table if proper evidence is pre-sented

to show delivery of artlcles & de-duction

made for articles overcharsed, 0ct. 176S

X: I61

( A) sutler, petition with others showin they are

ready to have accounts & conduct in supplying

troops investigated & asking to have a corn. ap-pointed

so that accounts may be settled. Com.

appointed, ar. 1759 VIII 185

( A) sutler, petition with others shoin they sup-plied

the sick under orders from colonels of

Conn. reg’ts to the amount of 2027. Their ac-counts

have been approved but they cannot et

pay from Pay table. They ask relief. Granted

adjustment by Pay table with a reasonable in-terest,

Oct. 1761 IX: 184,188

sutler, petition for payment of account for

hospital stores, 1762 IX: 282

sutler, settlement of account cited, 1764

X: 215b

Suffield, suit against James Richardson.

Latter’s petition showin he was asked by Ban-

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Bancroft, Benjamin,

croft to take charge of stores at Havana & pe-titioner

was taken sick & negroes & Spaniards

stole much of the goods. Bancroft brought

action on an arbitration note for 1500 & ob-tained

verdict for 486 & costs. Richardson

claims he has new evidence to show Bancroft

charged him for more goods than he had in

Havana at that time & principal witness was an

enemy of petitioner & of bad character. He

asks for a corn. to adjust matter in equity. No

appearance & Richardson charged costs, Oct. l? 64

X: 216,217

sutler, Suffield, suit with Conn.

Corn. appointed to consider action who report in

favor of appointing agent with power to settle

by arbitration or by auditors. In case this

fails to present facts to Assembly, Mar. 1784

X: 207,208

Writ against Governor & Company to answer Ban-croft

& Payson for debt, Mar.] O, 1764 X: 210

’ lrit against Governor & Company to answer Benja-min

Bancroft for debt, Mar. lO, 1764 X: 211

Corn. appointed to examine & adjust accounts of

Benjamin Bancroft, Bancroft & Payson & of

Fitch & Pomroy for hospital stores supplied at

colony’s charge, Mar. 1784 X: 213

Corn. report they find due Benjamin Bancroft

525/ 14/ 4; to Bancroft & Payson 120/ 10/ 2; to

Fitch & Pomroy 154/ 16/ II. Accepted, . ay 1784

X: 214

Samuel ( A) lieut. Windsor, receipt for amount due for service

in Canadian expedition, Ear. 1711/ 2 III: llSa

Thomas, priv. service, 1757 VII : 35a

; illiam, sutler, petition for repeal of act postponing legal

actions for collection of debts from soldiers,

. ay 1761 IX: 142b

Bangs, see Bangs.

Bangs, Bangs.

Lemuel, corp. service, 1762 X: 41

priv. service, 1757 VII : 4a

soldier, hospital roll, 1759 VIII 334c

Baning, Benjamin, priv. service, 1757 VII: Sa

sergt, service & death, 1762 X: 16a

Banister, Jo. sloop Defence account, 1749 V: 54b

Bank, see Banks.

Banker," Bancker.

Bankeraft, see Bancroft.

Bankes, Banks.

Banks, Banckes, Bank, Bankes.

army account, 1760 IX: i0

Mr. delivery of N. Y. letter to Conn. 1676 1: 113

Soldier, expenses returning home, 1755 V: 254

David ( A) capt. account current with Conn. for his co.

Feb. 2 6, I? 56 V: 2 34

co. mentioned V: 255a, V1: 325

money supplied his co. 1755 V: 257a, 259c

Ebenezer, sergt, service, 1757 VII 6

Henry. soldier, hospital roll, death, 1760 IX: lO8a

John, ass ’ t I 180,181

Fairfield, horse account, 17 57 Vll : Ta

sergt. Indian boy sold to Widow Ward, 1677 ( 7) I: 136

Joseph, Fairfield, horse account, 1757 VII 7a

Joseph, jr. Fairfield, horse account, 1757 VII: To

Obadiah, Horseneck, horse account, 1757 Vll: 22a

’ illiam, corp. service, 1757 VII : 40a

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Baptis, see Baptiss.

Baptiss ( Baptis) John, priv. service, 1762- 63

Barber, Barbor, Barbur.

Barbor,

Barbur,

X: 51,175a

Abel, priv. service, l? 5? Vll: Sta

Isaac, drummer, service & death, 1762 X: 24a

priv. service, 1755- 58 V: 810

Joel, 1757 Vll: Sta

Jonathan, priv. service, 1757 VII: SSa

& death, 1782 X: ib

Noah, priv. account of ammunition, 1755 V: 286a

Samuel ( A) Medfield, L1ass. selectman III: 50

Samuel, jr priv. Simsbury, service, 1757 Vll 55c

Seth, priv. sick bili, 1761 IX: 229

Shadrach, priv. service, IT87 VII: lTa

Thomas, 176% X: 22To

Zechariah, Medfield, Mass. applicant for corn, 1697 III 52

see Barber.

Barce, Barse.

Jmes, priv. service, 1762 X: 41

Joseph, 1762 X: 41

Josiah, 1757 Vll: 31a

Bard, Ass, priv. desertion, 1762 X: 96

service & dearth, 1762 X: 22a

Robert, priv. service, 1757 VII: 22a

Victor, 1762 X: 27

Barden, Smuel, priv. service & desertion, 1762 X: lSa

Bardeslee, see Beardsley.

Bardill, Sergt. arrival at Hadley " with news of Falls fight, May 1676

I: 74

VII 33,5Oa

VII 33, 50b

Bardin, Abram, priv. service, 1757

Seth, 1757

Barent, see Barentsen.

Barent se,

Barentsen, Barent, Barentse.

Reynier ( Rynler) Albany, N. Y

capt. council of war, 1690

Barit, see Barrett.

Barker, Capt. co. mentioned

II: 34a

ll: ll7ad

VIII: lrld

Lieut. provision for sick soldier at N. Y. 1762 X: 121,126,127

tr. Branford, com. on signing accounts against the colony, 1675

I: 186

Priv. 1757 VII: 82

Abner ( A) capt. account current for his co. marched for relief

of Ft . William Henry, Nov. 1757 VII 3ab

account of ammunition delivered his co.

Aug. 17 57 VII 52ab

receipt for blankets by men of his co . Aug .17 57

VII 123ab

priv. service, 1762 X: ga

soldier, hospital roli, I762 X: l? Ib

Ebenezer, priv. service, 1757 VII 30a

Jared, 1757 Vll: 30a

Jesse, 1762- 63 X: 27,175a

John, horse account, 1757 VII: 58a

Joseph, Branford, billetin account, 1767 X: 2 56b, 260

horse driver, Branford, service, 1757 VII 30a

Joshua, capt. account of clothing delivered his co. 1758

VIII 123

appointment , Mar. 1758 VII 179a, 186b

army account, 1758 VIII 95,102a, 123j

( A) Lebanon, certificate for John Strong, collector

of colony rate, Sept. 1763 X: 159

Lebanon, payment of his co. by order on col-lector,

John Strong, 1759 X: 158,160

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Barker, Oliver, priv. service, 1755- 56--- V: 312

Samuel, soldier, hospital roli, i758 VIII: 132b

Thomas, army account, 1758 VIII: 50

prlv. servico., 1785- 56,1782- 63 V: 297,298a, X: 4b, 179a

Jilliam, lieut, service, 1762 X: 22a

Barkford, Samuel, soldier, hospital roll, 1759 VIII: 336

Barlow, Jabez, lieut. Farifield, Cape Breton expedition, appointment,

. ay 1745 IV 203,205

Barly, Daniel, priv. service, 1757 VII: 44a

" David, 1755- 58 V: 313

Barmut, Jeremiah, soldier, hospital roli, 1761 IX: 287a

Barnam, see Barntuu.

Barnard, Bernard.

Barth. fined for neglecting to stand guard & for firing gun,

Oct. 1875 I 179

Eben ( A) Hartford, certificate on amount of damage done to

Joseph Barrett’s chaise, impressed for Talcott,

1757 Vl 226

Edward, capt. appointment, Mar. 1760 Vlll: 254

" lieut, appointment, Mar. 1759 VIII 150b

" John, clerk, service, 1755- 56 V: 303a

priv. service & death, 1762 X: Ta

sergt, service, 1755- 58 V 307

Robart, priv. service, 1782 X: Ib

Samuel, priv. account of ammunition, 1755 V: 288c

Litchfield, service, 1757 VII 29a

service, 1757 Vll: 21a

Barnebe, Steven, priv. clothing account, 1758 VIII 123g

Barnes, Barns.

Lieut. account against colony mentloned, 1760 VII 1: 322

Abel, priv. service, 1757 VII: 4a

service & death, 1762 X: 18a

Abner, priv. death, 1788 VI: 36To

, trees, priv. service, 1757 VII : 4a, 40b

Asa, 1755- 57 V: 324, VI1: 41a

Benjamin, priv. service, 1757 VII: 28a

Daniel, ’{ aterbury, horse account, 1757 VII: 28b

corp. service, 1784 X: 227a

drummer, service, 1782 X: 43a

priv. desertion, 1781 IX: 253a

service, 1788- 57,1762- 83- V 304, VII 28a ,40a, X: 179a

David, priv. service, 1757,1782 VII : 41a, X: 27

soldier, hospital roli, 1759- VIII: 333c

Ebenezer, priv. clothing account, 1788 VIII: lOGa

soldier, hospital roll, 1759 VIII: S38d

Gershom, horse driver, service, 1787 VII: 65ef

Gideon, priv. service & desertion, 1757 VII: 50b

Hezekiah, soldier, hospital roll, 1789 VIII: 383b

Israel, priv. death, 1758 VI: S67a

Jacob, priv. service, 1782- 63 X: 27,179a

soldier, hospital roli, 1761 IX: 287a

John, ship account, 1757 VII 146a

lieut, account current with Conn. 1755 V: 224

,, Branford, appointment, Mar. 1788 VII 167,186b wages, 17 55 V: 334

Joseph, priv. service, 1755- 56,1762 V: 321, X: 29a

Josiah, 1757 VII : 45b

Moses, priv. Litchfield, servlce, 1787 VII: 29a

Nathaniel priv. service, 1787 VII : 14a

soldier, hospital ro11,1758 VIII: lSld

S. desertion, 1782 X: Ta

Samuel, corp. service & desertion, 1762 X: 27

priv. Wallingford, never joined, 1762 X: lOOa

Seth, priv. service, 1757 VII: 85ef

Solomon, priv. service, 1757 VII: 40a

Thaddlus, 1757 VII 65ef

Barnes, Thomas, priv. service, 1762 X: 29a

Titus, 1762 X: 51

soldier, hospital roli, 1758 VIII: 13! b

i’{ illim, description of mare lost, 1756 Vl: 361b

priv. service, 1755- 57 V: S27b, VII: 31a

Barnett, Capt. commander of ship Prince Frederick, 1744 ( 7) IV: 128

Barney, Joseph, priv. service, 1762 X: 52a

Joseph, jr. priv. service, 1762 X: 52a

Thomas, 1762- 6 V X: 29a, 179a

Barnom, see Barnum.

Barnot, Josa. soldier, hospital roli, 1759 VIII: 331b

Barns, see Barnes.

Barnu, Barnum, Barnom, Bernu..

Borne, priv. sick bill, 1761 IX: 239

David, priv. service, 1757 VII: 81a

sergt. 175.5- 57 V 304, VII 24a

Ebenezer, priv. Farmington, deserter (?) 1706 III 66

service, 1755- 56 V 321

Francis, 1757 VII : 44a

Gideon, 176- 63 X: 29a, 175a

Jehiel, lieut, appointment, Aug. 1755, Mar .1756

: 157b, VI: 47c, 48a, 59a

service, 1755- 56, wages deducted V: 304

Jo. Stamford, horse account, 1757 VII: 47c

John, capt. account & roll of co. in Ft. Wi]. liam Henry alarm,

Dec. 9,1757 VII : 44

- atthew, priv. service, 1757 VII: 44a

Nathan, 1757 VII 31a

Nathaniel, 1762- 63 X: 43b, 175a

Samuel, 1757,1762 VII : 44a, X: 29a

Stephen, 1762 X: 29a

Thomas, 3d. lieut. Danbury, appointment, . ar. 1755 V: 93a,$ Sb

Barracking & barrack- masters.

Rcbert Francis, barrack- master, receipt for pay for tents lost by

Conn. troops, Cron Point, Sept. 5,1763 X: 83

Barrack- masters, see Barracking & barrack-. asters.

Barrat, see Barrett.

Barrel, 4ary, ; ells,.’ e. corn from relief store, 1697 III: 46

Barter, see Barrett.

Barrett, Barit, Barrat, Barter

com’y account, 1756 VI: 352

ship account, 1757 VII 146a

Capt. transportation account, 1757 IX: 93

Bartholomew, priv. service, 1757 VII : 33,5Oa

Benjamin, Deerfield,?. iass. witness against captive Indian, 16$ O

II:$ 1a

Davi, horse driver, service, 1757 VII: 48a

priv. enlistment, 1756 VI 126

( A) receipt for blanket, Aug. 1757 VII: 126b

Eleazer, horse account, 1757 VII: 50a

Elijah, priv. account of ammunition, 1755 V: 286b

Jacob, priv. enlistment, 1756 VI: 126

John, priv. ammunition account, 1757 VII 54b

service, 1755- 57,1762 V: 302, VII: lOa, 48a, X: 43a

John, jr. priv. service, 1762 X: 43a

Jonathan ( A) soldier, petition showing service & that he was

wounded & taken captive by the Indians. He

asks allowance for time lost while under the

doctor’s care. Allowed 5, 1713 or’ 14 III: 136

Joseph, Hartford, petition showing a chaise valued at 61 was

impressed from him for use of Sa.. uel Talcott,

to bring money from l{. Y. to Hartford. He claims

it was so badly used that it is unfit for sale

& asks to be paid the prime cost & freight.

State. ents to show chaise ; as used carefully

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only on the one occasion. Certificates of per-sons

representin5 interest of both parties om

amount of dmage done. Sheriff’s warrant for

impressing, Feb. 757 VI 22 ..- 30

Barrett, Sson, riv. enlistment, 17,58 VI: I2

Samuel, soldier, hospital roll, 1780 IX: ll4s

Solo. man, priv. service, 1757 VII: Sa

Stephen ( Steven) ecru’y, appor, tment, Nov. 23,1e75 I’ 184

ecru’y, Stratford, reference for Simon Cooper, surg.

1676 I 7b

Barretts, see Hrret.

Barrin, E. com’y account, 176E X: 87a

Barrit, see Barrett.

Barronet, lillisz, priv. ervg. ce, 1755- 56 V: ZlC, SSga

Barro, Benjamin, priv. scrv. ce,]. 762 A: ib

soldier, hospitl roll, death, 1762 X: 171a, 174

Barrows, Elisha, horse account ,1757 Vll: 58a

priv. service, 1757 VII: 59c

Noah, priv. desertion, ]. 757 II: 48b

Barse, see Barce.

Barsley, see Beardsley.

Barteram, Bartram.

Bartes, John, priv. serv. ce,]. 762 X: 27

Bartholemu, see Baztholome.

Bart} olomew, Bartholemu, Bartholomy, Bartholoom, Bertholomy.

Abm-. soldier, hospital roll, death, 1760 IX:! 03

Andrev ( A) Harwinton, depositlon for . ioses Webstcr,]. 764

X: 21b

Daniel., priv. deduction from wages for desertion, 1761

IX: 256,257

Elizur, priv. serve. co, 1755 V: 203

Eno s, 1755- 5 V 330

sick at Ft . Edward, ] 756 VI: 312a

Jacob, drummer, service, 1762 X: 43a

priv. Farnington, service, 1757 VII 55g

Josiah, Branford, horse account, 1757 VII: 30a

horse driver, service, 1757 VII: 30a

Levi, priv. service, 1757 VII: Sa

Bartholomy, see Bartho] ome;.

Bartholoom,

Bart let, Bartlett.

Bartlett, Bartlet.

Abrahm, drummer, service, ]. 757 VII : lSa

Charles, priv. service, 1755- 56 V: 320a, 340b

Christr. priv. service & death, 1762 X: 14a

Ebenezer, East Guilford, horse account, 1757 VII: 8c

Gershom, priv. service, 1757 VII: 21a

John, bread supplied troops in Ft. William Henry alarm,

1757 VII 73

com’y account, 1755,1757 V: 248a, 249a, VII 143

doctor, hospital ro11,1758 VIII: 132d

priv. service, 1757 VII: 18a

( A) surg. account for services, Mar 20 ,1759 --- VIII: T1

com’y account, 1758 VIII : i00

Lebanon, appointment, May 1758 VII: 2Z?

Smnuel, lieut. Guilford, appointment, Mar. 1758, Uar. 1759

VII: 172, ]. 85a, VIII 150c

service, 1757 VII 18a

priv. 1757 VII 21a

II llTa

III: 45

X: 39a

Barton, Lieut. council of war, 1690

Jidov, Ne- vbury, L’iass. needy person, 1697

Barrow, Peter, priv. service, 176

Bartram, Barter.

James, priv. service, 1757

Job, 175G

sergt. 17, 5-

VII: 8

V: 335b

V: 319

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Bartram, John., priv. service, 1755- 56 V: 308

Joseph, clothing account, 1746 IV: 329

Paul, priv. service, 1757 VII: 6

Barwe11, [ r. London, England, account for costs in House of commons, 1775

X: 43gn

Bascomb, Baskum.

Elihu, priv. confined, 17S6 Vl: 312a

John, priv. service, 1757 VII: 60a

soldier, hospital roll, 1758 VIII: 132a

Basco, in, L: r. member of privy council, 16$ 4 II: 206a

Baser, see Basset.

Basha..., Joshua, account for his care when wounded at Narragansett,

Dec. 16? 5 I: 72a

Basks-.., see Bascomb.

Bass, S, uel, priv. service, J756 Vl: 312a

Sebulon, 1756- 57 V 339b, VIl 64a, 65d

asset, Baset, Bassitt.

Amos, priv. service, 1757 Vll: 25b

Benjamin, Stratford, horse account, l? 5? VII: Sb

David, priv. service, 1757 VII: 36ab

Ebenezer, horse account, 1757 VII: 36b

Joel, horse account, 1757 VII: 36b

corp. service, 1757 VII:

John, priv. service, 1757,1762 VI]: Sla, X: 41

Josiah, priv. service, 1757 Vli: 10a

Samuel, corn. on military measures VIII: 189

priv. service, 1.762 X: 35

Stephen, horse account, 1757 VII: 36b

priv. service, ]. 757 VII: 36a

Bassey, Lemuel, priv. clothing account, 1758 VIII: 106c

Bassitt, see Basset.

Bate, James, bond given for good behavior, Apr. 1676 1: 204

John, convicted for mutinous endeavor tending to disturb the

peace & incense the natives. Imprisoned,

Apr. 1676 1: 204

Batemar.., Eleazer, ens. appointment, , lar. ].. 760 VIII 263

Bates, Abraham, priv. service,]. 755- 56 V: 313

Benjamin, corp. service, 1764 X: 2ZSd

Daniel, 17 57 VII 32

priv. 1755- 56 V: 30], 316b, 22b

kenez er, 1756 V 3a

Elias, iallingford, horse account, 1757 Vll: 41a

clerk, service, 1757 VII : 41a

i. tenery, pri. service, 1762 X: 24a

Isaac, 1757 VII 8a

soldier, hospital roli, 1759 Vlll: 329b

Jabez, priv. service, 1756 V: 322a

Job, com’y account, 1757 VII: 143

sergt, service, 1757 VII 19a

John, priv. Hebron, account of ammunition, 1.7 55 V 286b

service, 1762 X: 20a

soldier, hospital roll, death, 1760 IX: ll2c

Jonathan, priv. service, 1757 VII: 32

Nehemiah, Stamford, horse account, 1757 VII: 47c

Stephen, sergt, service, 1757 VII: 28a

soldier, hospital roli, 1758 VIII: 124a, 131d

Bathe, John Grenville, earl of, member of privy council, 1694 II: 206a

Batinan, John, priv. service, 1757 VII: 14a

Batterson, James, priv. service, 1762 X: 46a

Battiss, Thomas, priv. ammunition account, 1757 VII 54a

Bauldin, see Baldwin.

Baxter, } aj. Albany, N. Y. 168 .................................. II: 6a

Aron, priv. Hebron, petition shoing service & that he as

ounded while on duty in 1759. He has been put to

much expense for treatment & ass co;, pensatlon.

Gr. 35, , ay 1760 VIII: 297,298

Baxter, Aaron, priv. never joined, 1762 X: 22a

soldier, hospital ro11,1759 Vili: 333c, 335c

Francis, priv. service, ,1755- 56 V: 312 desertion, 1764 X: 227b

Nathan, prJ. v, desertion, 1762 X: 6

Thomas, pri. v, service, 11757 VII: 20a

, illiam, priv. 1762 X: 66

service & capture, 1762 X: lSa

Bayard, Col. letter to Conn. mentioned, 16Cl II: 140

Nicholas, i< . Y. counc i] uan, 165! II:] 45,148

sec’y for Gov. Fletcher II: 18,1

( A,) letters to Conn. 1693,] 696

I1: 202, III: 16

col. faction aainst Coy. Jacob Leisler, 1689/ 90

II: 31

Stephen ( A,] account for supplie for transport for Corm. troops,

Oct. 1740 IV 81

com’y account, 1740 IV: 82b

. Y. granted 20 for assistance in getting pro-visions

for soldiers when shipwrecked on voy-age

to N. Y. Oct. 1740 IV: 84

Bayle, see Bailey.

Baylee,

Bayley,

Bayley ( schooner).

, ientioned in account of sending to London for cannon, 1740- IV: 25a, 26

Baylie, see Bailey.

Bayly,

Bayonet, Bag,[ anatt.

Bayonett,"

Beach, Beech.

com’y account, 7GO IX: 95

priv. army account, 1762 X; 71

regimental sutler, report on fair prices, 1761 IX: 126a

Aaron ( A) armorer, account for services, Apr. 8,1758 VI: 348

( A) ,’. Jar. ]. 4,1759 VII 64

certificate for service, i[ ay 9,1758 VII: IIO

( A) Hampshire county, account for services,

Dec. 12,1760 IX: 73

blacksmith, teamin account, 1756 VI: 333

pr] v. desertion,! 72 X: 9

desertion at Ft. Edward, 175 VI: Zl2a

Abel, horse account, 1787 Vll: 27,81b

Abraham, sutler, HartCord, pstltion with others sho’ing their

accounts ere approved by com. but on appli-cation

to Pay table for payment of 2OOO for

hospital stores petitioners have been refused

unless 17- percent is deducted. They ask for

order for full account. Neg. ., ar. 1762 IX: 82 ( A) petition with others for payment of account

for sick soldiers. Gr. Oct. 1761 IX: 184,185 Agur, com’y account, 1755 V: 255b

Asall, priv. service, 1757 ............................. VII: 41a

Barnius, priv. service, 1757 Vll- 4a

Daniel, priv. death, 1758 VIII : 41b, 92

Ebenezer, horse account, 1757 Vll: SSf

Stratford, hot se account, 1757 VI I 5b

corp. service, 1755- 5; 5 V: 298a

priv service, 172 X: 35

Idmund, 1757 .......................... VII 56a

Elias, 1762 ............................. X: 51

Elijah, lieut, appointment, Mar. 1759, :. iar. 1760 Vlll: 15Od, 257

Elish, priv. ammunition account, 1757 VII: 51a

service, 1757 ............................. VII lla

Elnathan, 1762 ............................... X: 27

Ephraim, priv. desertion, 1757 VII: 38

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Beach, Hezekiah, priv. service, 1757 Vll: 45a

Jabez, co’y account, 1756 VI 326

John, priv. Goshen, service, 1757 VII 29b

service, 1762- 83 X: 27,175a

Josiah, com’y account, 1756 VI: 326

Lazarus, Fairfield, horse account, 1757 Vll: Tb

priv. service, 1757 VII : 8

Nathan, 1755- 57 V 30.5, VI I 81a

Nathaniel, 1762 X: 51

Sa. uel, Stratford, horse account, 1757 Vll: Sb

priv. service, 1757 VII : 4a, 65ef, 81b

’ homas, 1757,1762 VII 26a, X: 35

Titus, 1757 Vll: 24a

soldier, hospital roli, 1759 Vlll: 333d

Beacher, see Beecher.

Beadsle, Beardsley.

Beaken, Aaron, priv. service, 1762- 63 X: l? ta

Beman, Beanns, Beamant, Beeman, Bemant, Bement, Bemont.

Sert. expenses arrestin@ deserters, l? 61 IX: 255a

David, priv. service, 1755- 56 V: 312

Ebenezer, serst, service, 175? VII: 12a

Edmund, priv. service, 1757 VII ITo

sert. 1757 VII : 45a

Elijah, priv. service, 1762 X: 41

Jonathan, priv. service, 1755- 56, named scratched V: 327a

1782 X: 14a

Judah, 1757 VII 17a

h{ athew, soldier, hospital roll, death, 1762 X: lTlb

Simon, creditor of Chepasson, Indian, 1690 II:$ 1a

Uriah, priv. service, 1762 X: lOb

soldier, hospital roli, 1762 X: 172

Beamans, see Beaman.

B eamant,

Beard, John, capt. appointment over New Haven county contingent,

Jan. 17,1675/ 6 I 192

Beardsle, see Beardsley.

Beardslee,

Beardsley, Bardeslee, Barsley, Beadsle, Beardsle, Beardslee, Beardsly,

Bearsley, Berdsley, Birdsley, Boardslee.

Amos, priv. service, 1762 X: 46a

Asa, soldier, hospital roll, 1759 VIII: 334a

Caleb, Stratford, horse account, 1757 VII 5b

David, com’y account, 1756 VI 326

Ebenezer, priv. service, l? 5? Vll: ta

Enos, priv. death, 1756 VI 367a

Ephraim, priv. service, 1757 VII 31a

Gideon, 1757 Vll: 31a

Israel, Stratford, horse account, 1757 VII 5b

priv. service, 1757 VII 5a

Jabiz, 1762 X: 41

James, death, 1756 VI 367a

Jesse, service, 1757 II: 31a

John, 1762 X: 39a

Jos. com’y account, 1756 VI: 325

Joseph, priv. service, 1757 VII: ta

Joshua, 1757 VII 5a

Nemiah, 17 55- 56 V 308

Samuel, 1782- 83 X: 41,46a, 175a

Serajah, 1757 Vl1: 31a

Silas, soldier, hospital roll, 1760 IX: ll2b, l14b

Beardsly, see Beardsley.

Bears, Beers.

Bearsley, " Beardsley.

Beary, George, priv. service, 1762- 68 .......................... X: l? ta

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Beatel, Benjamin, soldier, hospital roll, 1760 IX: I06

Bebe, see Beebe.

Bebee,

Bebie,

Beby,

Becher," Beecher

Becket, John, Albany alderman, Indian council, 1691 II 137cd

Becket, Elisha, priv. Hebron, account of ammunition, 1755 V: 286b

Beckley, Becklie, Beckly.

Benjamin, priv. service, 1757 VII:

Richard, sert. Indians at his place, Mar. iS76 I: 55

Wethersfield, notified of danger from Indians,

Aug. 1675 I : llf

Zebedee, com’y account, 1761 IX: 261

Becklie, see Beckley.

Beckly,

Beckman, David, care of goods be! oning to Benjamin Bancroft, at Havana,

1782 X: 216c

Beckwith, Elisha, priv. service, 1755- 57

George ( A) chaplain, account for services, Jan 31,17 59

VIII : 77

( A) & expenses in

campaign of 1780 IX: 51,

( A) chaplain, account for services with voucher of

appointment, 1761- 62 X: 73,75

chaplain, Lyme, appointment, .{ ar. 1755, Mar. 1758,

}. ar. 1759, ar. 1760, } ar. 1761

V: 98, VII 188, VIII 163,266, IX: 121

" Jabesh, priv. service & desertion, l? 62 X: iSa

John, priv. enlistment, 1756 VI 127

Jona. priv. service & death, 1782 X: lTa

Jos. priv. service, 1757 VII: ga

{ artin, priv. service, l? 56 V: Z22a

" Mervin, Southington, horse account, 1757 VII : 28a

priv. service, 1757 VII 28a

" Nehemiah, account for work on battoes, 1756 V1: 337b

Silas, priv. service, 1762 X: 49

Susans, Lyme, petition showln her servant Benjamin Fox en-listed

in the proposed expedition against

Canada in 1709 & continued in service until

after the time of his indenture with petitioner

was expired. He then deserted from Wood Creek

about I0 days before the army withdrew. She is

cut off from his waes & has a charge of lls

for expenses of soldiers at her house. She

asks relief, ay 1711 III: 106 " Timothy, priv. never joined, 1784 X: 231a

service, I757, I762 VII : 38, X: 18a

soldier, hospital roll, 1760 IX: l14d

J{ illiam, priv. service, 1762 X: 52a

1762- 63 X: 179a

Bedant, John, horse account, 175? VII: 67

Beden, Gidion, soldier, hospital roli, 1759 VIII: 880a

Bedford, John Russell, 4th duke of ( A) letter to Conn. lnforming of his

appointment as secretary of state & trans-mitting

proclamation on embargo against French,

’ hitehall, Feb. 25,1747/ 8 IV: Z? 1,372

4th duke of, reference to his letter with

proclamation of peace, 0ct. 1748 IV: 384,399a

Beebe, Bebe, Bebee, Bebie, Beby, Beebee, Beeby.

New London fort account, 1740 IV 18b

Capt. Acadian account, 1756 Vl: 370ac

Esq. teaming account, 1766 Vl 334b

Asael ( Asahel) priv. service, 1757 - Vll: ZZ, 50b " Bazaliel, sert, service, 1762 X: 43a

Bonijus, priv. service, 1757 VII: Z8

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Beebe, Caleb, horse driver, service, 1757 VII 9b

Daniel, corp. service, 1757 Vll: 12a

David, priv. service, 1756 V: 322a

Elisha, soldier, hospital roll, death, 1760 IX: lOTa

Elnathan, priv. service & death, 1762 X: 16a

Gemaliel, 1762 X: 16a

James, com’y account, 1756 VI: 326

chaplain, Stratford, appointment, Mar. 1760 VIII: 266

priv. desertion, 1758 VIII: 39

service, 1757 VII: 88

Jasper, Nv London fort account, 173%/ 40 IV: 18d

sloop Defence account, 1748 IV: 382b

Joab, priv. service, 1757 VII: 88

John, corn. on militar,/ measures VII : 212

p’iv, service, 1757 VII: 2Oa

soldier, hospital roli, 1759 VIII: 328,32Sa

Jonathan, lieut, appointment, Feb. 1757, Mar. 1759

VI 189b, VIII 150o

priv. service, 1757 VII : 44a

Jno. ( 2) soldier, hospital roll, 175S VIII: 32Sa

Nath. granted liberty to take gun in part payment of waes due,

, lay 1576 1: 206

Nathan, priv. service, 1757 VII:

soldier, hospital roli, 1760 IX: llla

Richard, priv. servlce, 1756,1762 V: 22a, X: 51

Rosel, priv. service & desertion, 1764 X: 225c

Samuel, com’y account, 1755 V 24a

( A) Litchfield, deposition showin service at Litchfield

& reportin evidence on shootin at Indian by

atthew Woodruff & Nathaniel Watson, }. lay 1725

III: 218

New London fort account, 1730 IV 8

sloop Defence account, 1748 IV 382b

prlv. ammunition account, 1757 VII 51a

service, 1757 VII lla

soldier, hospital roll, 175S VIII: 88

Simeon, Waterbury, horse account, 1757 VII: 28b

priv. service, 1757 VII 28a

Stephen, sloop Defence account, 1748 V: 54b

soldier, hospital roll, death, 1760 IX: llSb, l14d

Stephen, jr. soldier, New London, sloop Defence petition, 1746

IV: 271a

Thaddeus, priv. service, 1762 X: 16a

Walter, 1757 VII: 88

Beebee, see Beebe.

Beeby,

Beech, Beach.

Beecher, Beacher, Becher.

Abel, priv. service, 1757 Vll: 86ab

Caleb, account for keepin stray horses, 1756 VI: 317

New Haven, billeting account, 1767 X: 256a, 25Sb

Ebenezer, horse account, 1757 VII: 65f

Eliphalet, New Haven, bondsman for soldiers accused of burn-in

house on return from N. Y. 1756 X: 29Oa- 292

( A) New Haven, deposition on condition of mare im-pressed

from Noah Rockwell, 1740 IV: 76

( A) New Haven, petition showln in 1757 during

William Henry alarm he was ordered by Gov. Fitch

to get ready 60 ox carts & 4 cattle teams

which he did at considerable expense & trouble

& has never received any pay. He asks relief.

Granted a corn. who report / u45/ 3/ 8 due Beecher.

Consideration con.& r. 20, De. 1778- Oct. 1776

X: 321- 326

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Beecher, John, account for service with teams, 175? X: 323b, 325

lew Haven, billeting account, 176? X: 256a, 259a

Joe horse account, 1757 VII 36b

Nathaniel, horse account, 1757 VII 65f

priv. service, 1757 VII: 31a

Stephen, horse account, 1757 VII: 36b

Beeck.. an, see Beekman.

Boodle, Beetle.

Beckman, Beeckman.

lJr. army & com’y accounts, J758,1760 VIII: IOI, IX: 95

John Jacob, Albany, N. Y. purchase of treasurer’s notes, 1758

VIII: IO

Beeman, see Beaman.

Beers, Bears, Biers.

Abiel, priv. service, 1757 VII: Sa

Daniel, 1757 VII 6

David, 1755- 56 V: 319, 3890

Elnathan, priv. service, 1757 Vll: 64a, 65d

James, horse account, 1757 VII 67

John ( k) Stratford, petition showinG he was impressed for

service Nov. 4,1675 & wounded Dec. 19 in the

fort fight so that he is crippled for life. He

asks for an allowance of some kind, 0ct. 8,1677

I 135a

capt. disaster on march to Northfield, Aug. 1675 1: 172

soldier, wounded & under care of l, lr. Chauncey, Stratford,

June 1678 I 93b

Joseph, corp. service, 1762 X: 41

Josiah, Stratford, horse account, 1757 Vll: Sb

priv. service, 1755- 56 V: 325

Nathan, New Haven, billeting account, 1767 X: 256a, 259a

Richard, capt. killed by Indians, 16? 5 1: 35e

Samuel, soldier, hospital roll, death, l? 60 IX: lOSa

Stephen, priv. service, 1757 VII: Sa

Beesly, John, 1675 I: 150

Beetle, Boodle.

" Nathaniel, lieut. WallinEford, Cape Breton expedition appoint-ment,

Feb. Mar. 1745 IV: lSO, 164a

Begon, Bygon.

. ichel, intendant of Canada, letter to a reverend father report-ing

departure of 69 Abenakes from Quebec

against English & provisions given them by Gen.

Vaudreuil, Quebec, June 30,1722 III: 183,189a

Belnedect, see Benedict.

Belbon, James, prlv. service, 1762 X: 7a

Belcher, Belchier.

Mr. about to go to Boston for supplies, May 1676 I: 7

arrival at New London with wheat, May 1678 l: 81a

corn taken from his vessel, Apr. 1676 I: 203

permit to transport grain to Boston, 1676 1: 195,212

Andre III 158b

" bearer of { ass. letters to Conn. Dec. 1675- 76 l: 30a, 91a

Boston, ass. account with Robert Livingston, 1693

I I 164b

oomplaint made to Oonn. Oounoll for treat-ment

received by l.{ r. Belcher in being forced to

unload cargo of Indian corn at Saybrook & so

delayed 18 days, Apr. 5,1676 I 59

ary Galley account, 1710 l III 103

’.’ ass. agent to treat with Mohawks, 1689-- II: 15,16,22a

permit to sail from colony with i00 bu. grain, 0ct. 1675

1: 181 " com’y- gen. Mass. report of corn. on his account for ex-penses

of Port Royal expedition. Opinion that

matter was debated & shown to belong to

Queen’s account & ought not to be paid by Conn.

May 1711 III 109

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Belcher, Samuel, priv. service, 1757 Vll: 25b

Belchier, see Belcher.

Belden, Beldin, Beldin.

Capt. account for expenses of sick, 1788 Vlll: lO2a

bill of exchanse account, 1751 V: 48

Lieut. clothing for men in Capt. Joseph Woster’s co. 1746

IV: 329

Azor, Norwalk, horse account, 1757 Vll: 65b

Daniel, lieut. Canadian expedition, appointment, } ay 1746

IV 304

Ebenezer, ens. Saybrook, appointment, lar. 1760 VIII 260

Jared, master of snow agoy, used as transport for British

regulars, Apr. ] 758 VIII : 810b

John, priv. service, 1755,1757 -- V: 208, VII: I6a

Jonathan, capt. VI 59a

Samuel, Norwalk, horse account, 1787 Vll: 68b

Stephen, horse driver, service, 1757 VII: SSb

’’ illiam, priv. service, 1757 Vll 64a, 65b

Beldin, see Belden.

Belding,

Belknap, Belnap.

David, soldier, hospital roll, death, 1760 IX: IIO

Ebenezer, ens. appointment, ar. 1759 VIII: lSOa

lieut. Windsor, appointment, ay 1759, { ar. 1760

VIII 196a, 254

priv. account of ammunition, 1755 V: 286b

service, 1755- 56 V: 327a

( A) sergt- maj, account for services,

VIII: 63

Jesse, ens. service, 1762 X: 20a

sergt- maj service, 1762 X: la

Bell, Lieut. Stamford, named as agent to forward letters from N. Y.

Aug. 1690 ............................. II l18a

Ceser, priv. service, 1762- 63 X: 29a, 175a

John, horse account, 1757 VII 67

priv. service, 175- 57 V: 324, VI1: 28a

Stamford, detached but refused to join, Au. 1757

VII: 47c

( A) soldier, Simsbury, receipt for amount due for service in

Canadian expedition, 1711/ 2 III: l18d

Robert, prlv. service, 1762 X: 4b

Bellamy, Isaac, expenses while tending sick soldier, 1760 IX: 82

Reuben, priv. service, 1762 X: 37a

Belloes, see Bellows.

Bellomont, Richard Coote, earl of ( A) letter to Gov. Fitz- John Winthrop

recommending John Sabin for consideration of

the Corm. Assembly on account of his services

in keeping the friendship of the Wabaquasset

Indians. Mass. will also be asked to contribute

to him, ay i, i? 00 ..................... III: 55

Bellos, see Bellows.

Bellowes,"

Bellows, Belloes, Bellos, Bellowes.

Capt. com’y account, disbursements for his co. i75 V: 259c

.. ajor, army account, I757 ............................. VII 82

Benjamin, army account, 1758 .......................... VIII 5

" Samuel ( A)