202 
 
 LIST OF MEMBERS 
 
 MASSACHUSETTS 
 
 Society of the Cincinnati; 
 
 INCLUDING \ rOMPl KIK 
 
 asoll of tl)e flDrigiual iEemberja;, 
 
 Brief Biographies Compiled from the Recorixs of the 
 Society and other Origikal Sources. 
 
 BOSTON: 
 
 printed for thk society, 
 
 1880. 
 
GENERAL OFFICERS OF THE CINCINNATI. 
 
 Hon. HAMILTON FISH, LL.D., 
 
 President-General of the New York Society. 
 
 Vice-President-General vacate by decease of 
 
 Hon. James Simons, A.M., of South Carolina. 
 
 GEORGE WASHINGTON HARRIS, Esq., 
 
 Secretary-General of the Pennsylv^ania Society. 
 
 RICHARD IRVINE MANNING, Esq., 
 
 Assistant Secretary-General of the Maryland Society. 
 
 ALEXANDER HAMILTON, Esq., 
 
 Treasurer-General of the New York Society. 
 
 WILLIAM BERRIEN DAYTON, Esq., 
 
 Assistant Treasurer-General of the New Jersey Society. 
 
 NEXT TRIENNIAL MEETING IN APRIL, 1881, IN 
 CHARLESTON, S. C. 
 
 SECRETARIES OF THE STATE SOCIETIES OF 
 THE CINCINNATI. 
 
 MASSACHUSETTS. Francis W. Palfbey, 13 Exchange Street, Boston. 
 
 NEW YORK. John Schuyler, 63 William Street, New York City. 
 
 NEW JERSEY. Francis B. Ogden, Underwriters' Agency, 175 Broad- 
 way, New Y^ork City. 
 
 PENNSYLVANIA. Francis B. Caldwell, 1606 Wallace Street, Phila- 
 delphia, Pa. 
 
 MARYLAND. James L. McLane, 43 St. Paul Street, Baltimore, Md. 
 
 SOUTH CAROLINA. Col. James Simons, 77 Broad Street, Charles- 
 ton, S. C. 
 
LIST OF MEMBERS 
 
 MASSACHUSETTS 
 
 Society of the Cincinnati 
 
 INCLUDING A COMPLETE 
 
 asoll of tl^e jSDrigtnal iHeniber^, 
 
 WITH 
 
 Brief Biographies Compiled from the Records of the 
 Society and other Original Sources. 
 
 BOSTON: 
 
 PRINTED FOR THE SOCIETY 
 1880. 
 
 C^ ^ 
 
1) -V o% ^H 
 
 
With Compliments Oj 
 
 SAMUEL C. COBB. 
 
^ociet^ of tl)t Cincinnati 
 
 ITS FOUNDERS AND ITS OBJECTS. 
 
 The Society of the Cincinnati was established at the close of 
 the Revolutionary wai", in May, 1783, by officers of the American 
 army, just previous to its disbanding, in the cantonment at Newburgh, 
 on the Hudson River. 
 
 It vi'as designed to be a " Society of friends, to endure as long as 
 they shall endure or any of their eldest male posterity, and, in failure 
 thereof, the collateral branches who may be judged worthy of becom- 
 ing its supporters and members." 
 
 It was founded on certain " immutable jirinciples," viz., to preserve 
 inviolate the rights and liberties secured by the war, to pi'omote and 
 cherish union and national honor between tlie States, to render per- 
 manent the cordial aifection subsisting among the officers, and espe- 
 cially to assist such officers, or their families, as might be in need. 
 
 The Society was divided into State Societies. 
 
 All officers of the American army, who had resigned with honor, 
 aftei: three years' service in the capacity of officers, or who had been 
 deranged by the resolutions of Congress, upon the several reforms of 
 the army, or who had continued to the end of the war, were entitled 
 to become parties to this institution, on subscribing one month's pay, 
 and signing their names to the general rules in their respective State 
 societies; and the " eldest male brandies " of such officers as had died 
 in the service were also entitled to membership on the same terms as 
 children of actual members. 
 
 By virtue of resolutions adopted in 1854 and 1856, each State society 
 has now the right to regulate the terms and qualifications for the 
 admission of members, " provided that admission be confined to the 
 male descendants of original members (including collateral branches 
 as contemplated by the original constitution) ; or to the male descend- 
 ants of such officers of the army or navy as may have been entitled 
 to admission, but who failed to avail themselves thereof, within the 
 time limited by the constitution ; or to the male descendants of such 
 
officers of the army or navy of the Revokition as may have resigned 
 with honor, or left the service with reputation, or to the male collateral 
 relative of any officer who died in service without leaving issue." 
 
 The male descendants of those who were members of State societies 
 which have dissolved may also be admitted into existing societies, on 
 such terms as those societies may prescribe. 
 
 The sum of $700, by the present rules of the Massachusetts 
 Society, is to be paid by each j)erson admitted under the above rules, 
 whose ancestor was not a member of the Society. 
 
 The Massachusetts Society was incorporated by Act of the Legisla- 
 ture in 1806. It holds an annual meeting at Boston on the 4th 
 of Jvdy. Its business affairs are transacted by the officers and a 
 Standing Committee, who hold regular meetings in March and Novem- 
 ber of each year, at which times applications for membership are 
 considered, and aid is voted to beneficiaries out of the income of the 
 Society's fund. 
 
 Boston, July, 1880. 
 
 Note. — Applications for aid or membership, and information concerning 
 the Society, may be made to 
 
 FRANCIS W. PALFREY, Secretary, 
 
 13 Exchange St., Boston. 
 
OFFICERS 
 
 assarj)uselts S>mti\\ of tlje Ciiuinnati. 
 
 1880-1881. 
 
 ^rcstticnt. 
 Hon. SAMUEL C. COBB. 
 
 Firc=|3rfsilitnt. 
 CHARLES D. HOMANS, M. D. 
 
 SDreasurcr. 
 WINSLOW WARREN. 
 
 Srcrctarg. 
 F. W. PALFREY. 
 
 Assistant STrcasurer. 
 GAMALIEL BRADFORD. 
 
 "Assistant Sccrctarg. 
 DAVID G. HASKINS, Jk. 
 
 Standing (jnommittEc. 
 
 WILLI.\M I'EKKINS. ! Gen. HENRY .J. HUNT, U.S.A. 
 
 Kkv. SAMUEL K. LOTHKOP, D. D. 
 
 EDWAKU S. MOSELEY. 
 
 (Jen. WILLIAM RAYMOND LEE. 
 
 Prof. BENJAMIN A. GOULD. 1 BENJAMIN H. GREENE. 
 
 Gen. SILAS CASEY, U. S. A. 1 ALEXANDER WILLIAMS. 
 
 J. HUNTINGTON WOLCOTT. 
 CHARLES W. STOREY. 
 JOHN PICKERING. 
 
 (ComintttEc of JFinance. 
 
 SAMUEL C. COBB. 
 
 WILLIAM PERKINS. 
 
 J. HUNTINGTON WOLCOTT. 
 
OFFICERS 
 
 Oi 
 
 assacljusctfa Smd^ of t\}t Ciurinnati. 
 
 PEES ID E NTS. 
 
 Elected. 
 
 Bexjamin Lincoln 1783 
 
 John Brooks 1810 
 
 David Townsend 1825 
 
 JuDAH Alden 1829 
 
 James Sever 1845 
 
 Henry Burbeck 1846 
 
 Robert Gould Shaw 1849 
 
 Charles Stewart Daveis 1853 
 
 Alfred Louis Baury 1865 
 
 James Warren Sever 1866 
 
 Henry Knox Thatcher 1871 
 
 Samuel Crocker Cobb 1880 
 
 VICE-PRESIDENTS. 
 
 
 
 
 Elected. 
 
 Henry Knox 1783 
 
 John Patterson . 
 
 
 
 . 1785 
 
 William Eustis . 
 
 
 
 . 1786 
 
 David Cobb . . 
 
 
 
 1810 
 
 William Tudor . 
 
 
 
 1811 
 
 William Eustis . 
 
 
 
 1820 
 
 David Townsend 
 
 
 
 1821 
 
 Judah Alden . . 
 
 
 
 1825 
 
 Francis Green 
 
 
 
 1829 
 
 Daniel Jackson . . 
 
 
 
 1832 
 
 John Hart 
 
 
 
 1834 
 
 Benjamin Pierce 
 
 
 
 1836 
 
 
 Elected. 
 
 James Sever .... 
 
 . 1839 
 
 Henry Sewall . . . 
 
 . 1845 
 
 Joseph Prescott . . . 
 
 1846 
 
 James Lovell .... 
 
 1849 
 
 Charles Stewart Daveis 
 
 1851 
 
 Alfred Louis Baury 
 
 1853 
 
 James Warren Sever . 
 
 1865 
 
 Winslow Warren . . 
 
 1866 
 
 Henry Knox Thatcher . 
 
 1870 
 
 Samuel Crocker Cobb . 
 
 1871 
 
 Charles Dudley Homans . 
 
 1880 
 
Vlll 
 
 LIST OF OFFICERS. 
 
 
 TREASURERS. 
 
 
 
 Elected. 
 
 
 Elected. 
 
 Henry Jackson . . . 
 
 . 1783 
 
 Samuel Perkins . . . . 
 
 1841 
 
 John Winslow . . 
 
 . 1809 
 
 David S. Townsend . . . 
 
 1845 
 
 Robert Williams . . 
 
 . 1811 
 
 William Perkins . . . . 
 
 1847 
 
 Robert Gould Shaw . . 
 
 . 1836 
 
 Winslow Warren . . 
 
 1878 
 
 ASSISTANT TREASURERS. 
 
 
 Benjamin Heywood 
 
 . 1783 
 
 David S. Townsend 
 
 1841 
 
 John Winslow . . 
 
 . 1794 
 
 John Pickering . , . 
 
 1845 
 
 Adams Bailey . . 
 
 . 1809 
 
 John Bryant 
 
 1846 
 
 Robert Gould Shaw 
 
 . 1825 
 
 Henry A. Peirce . . . 
 
 1865 
 
 Samuel Perkins . . 
 
 . 1835 
 SECREl 
 
 Gamaliel Bradford . . 
 ''ARIES. 
 
 1877 
 
 John Brooks . . . 
 
 . 1783 
 
 Adams Bailey . . . 
 
 1851 
 
 Thomas Edwards . 
 
 . 1786 
 
 James Warren Sever . 
 
 1859 
 
 David Townsend 
 
 . 1807 
 
 Samuel Crocker Cobb . 
 
 1865 
 
 John Callander . . 
 
 . 1821 
 
 Charles Dudley Homans 
 
 1871 
 
 Thomas Jackson . . 
 
 . 1834 
 
 Francis Winthrop Palfrey 
 
 1880 
 
 AS 
 
 SIS TAN T S 
 
 ECRETARIES. 
 
 
 Joseph Crocker . . 
 
 . 1794 
 
 Adams Bailey .... 
 
 . 1834 
 
 Samuel Armstrong . 
 
 . 1798 
 
 James Warren Sever . 
 
 1851 
 
 John Callender . . 
 
 . 1806 
 
 Benj. Henderson Greene 
 
 . 1859 
 
 Adams Bailey . . 
 
 . 1808 
 
 Leonard Crocker Bowleg 
 
 . 1863 
 
 John Callender . . 
 
 . . 1809 
 
 Winslow Warren . . 
 
 1873 
 
 Thomas Jackson . . 
 
 . 1821 
 
 David G. Haskins, Jr. . 
 
 . 1878 
 
 HONORARY MEMBERS. 
 
 * Prescott, William Hickling, LL.D., 1845. 
 
 * Warren, John Collins, M.D., 1847. 
 
 * Webster, Daniel, LL.D., 1851. 
 
ADDRESS OF PRESENT MEMBERS. 
 
 1875. Alden, Samuel, M.D. . . . Bridgewater, Mass. 
 1841. Arnold, Leonard .... Somerville, Mass. 
 1877. Bailey, S. D Bath, Me. 
 
 1879. Bailey, Walter L Scarsdale, N.Y. 
 
 1867. Baury, Frederic F 13 Pemberton Square, Boston. 
 
 1876. Bell, Charles Upham . . . Lawrence, Mass. 
 
 1880. Bowles, Stephen W., M.D. . Springfield, Mass. 
 1852. Bradford, Gamaliel . . . Grantville, Mass. 
 1880. Bradford, Robert F., Com. 
 
 U.S.N. . Portsmouth, N.H. 
 
 1859. Bradford, Thomas Gamaliel . Union Club, 3 Park St., Boston. 
 
 1859. Bullard, James Sherborn, Mass. 
 
 1877. Bullock, F. Prescott ... 446 West 23d Street, New York 
 
 City. 
 
 18.50. Burbeck, William H. . . . New London, Conn. 
 
 1870. Casey, Gen. Silas, U.S.A. . 155 S. Oxford Street, Brooklyn, 
 
 N.Y. 
 
 1878. Chase, William Salem, Mass. ' 
 
 1873. Clapp, Charles B Gardiner, Me. 
 
 1829. Clarke, Samuel C Marietta, Ga. 
 
 1856. Cobb, Samuel C 235 Boylston Street, Boston. 
 
 1880. Cummings, Prentiss ... 33 Hancock Street, Boston. 
 1880. Davis, Charles Henry, Lt.- 
 
 Com. U.S.N Washington, D.C. 
 
 1872. Doland, John J Lawrence, Mass. 
 
 1854. Drew, Clement 9 Copeland Street, Boston. 
 
 1873. Eaton, Charles M Grantville, Mass. 
 
 1839. Edwards, John Portland, Me. 
 
 1863. Emerson, Nathaniel W. . . 9 Old Slip, New York City. 
 
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10 ADDRESS OF PRESENT MEMBERS. 
 
 1848. Eustis, William 270 So. Third St., Philadelphia. 
 
 1864. Gould, Benjamin Apthorp, 
 
 Ph.D Cordoba, Argentine Republic. 
 
 1853. Greene, Benjamin H. . . . Brookline, Mass. 
 
 1876. Haskius, David G., Jr. . . 23 Court Street, Boston. 
 
 1803. Hastings, Edmund T. . . . Medford, Mass. 
 
 1871. Heywood, John G Worcester, Mass. 
 
 1874. Hodge, J. Russell .... Plymouth, Mass. 
 
 1868. Homans, Charles D., M.D. . 90 Boylston Street, Boston. 
 1867. Hunt, Gen. Henry J., U.S.A. Atlanta, Ga. 
 
 1870. Jackson, Francis .... Lanesville, Mass. 
 
 1869. Keyes, Alex. B., Capt. U.S A. Fort Concho, Texas. 
 
 1866. Knapp, Gilbert C Franklin, Mass. 
 
 1863. Lawrence, Amos A. ... Longwood, Mass. 
 
 1879. Lawton, Charles 444 Washington Street, Boston. 
 
 1867. Lee, William Raymond . . 13-5 Amory Street, Boston. 
 1855. Lillie, Daniel C North Easton, Mass. 
 
 1867. Lincoln, Benjamin .... Dennysville, Me. 
 
 1868. Lothrop, Rev. Saml. K., D.I). 12 Chestnut Street, Boston. 
 
 1854. Lovell, Mansfield .... Bennett Building, N.Y. City. 
 
 1872. Maxwell, William Munroe . Heath, Mass. 
 1857. McKendry, George Albert . Westboro', Mass. 
 1878. Moore, John W., Chief Eng. 
 
 U.S.N Champlain, N.Y. 
 
 1867. Moseley, Edward S. ... Newburyport, Mass. 
 
 1875. Nicholson, J. W. A., Commo- [City. 
 
 dore, U.S.N 1.53 AYest 47tli Street, New York 
 
 1873. Nixon, Marcellus .... Framingham, Mass. 
 1880. O'Brien, Edward K. . . . Thomaston, Me. 
 
 1875. Palfrey, Francis W. ... 13 Exchange Street, Bo^on. 
 
 1856. Peirce, Hon. Henry A. . . San Francisco, Cal. 
 
 1847. Perkins, William .... 83 Movmt Vernon St., Boston. 
 
 1872. Perry, Andrew P Maplewood, Mass. 
 
 1866. Peters, John L Worcester, Mass. 
 
 1867. Pickering, John Salem, Mass. 
 
 1873. Pierce, Henry D Hillsboro', N.H. 
 
 1859. Pierce, Josiah 12 Beaufort Gardens, London, 
 
 S.W. 
 1845. Preble, William Pitt . . . Portland, Me. 
 1852. Rice, Nathan P., M.D. . . 192 Broadway, New York City. 
 
 1857. Richardson, George D. . . Stoneham, Mass. 
 
ADDRESS OF PRESENT MEMBERS. 11 
 
 1862. Sawyer, George A., Paymas- 
 ter, U.S.N Kansas City, Mo. 
 
 1871. Sever, Rev. Winslow Warren Poughkeepsic, N.Y. 
 
 1875. Seward, Richard T. ... 842 Washinotou Street, Boston. 
 1858. Shaw, Francis George . . . "West New Brighton, Staten Is- 
 
 hmd, N.Y. ' 
 
 1852. Shute, Daniel South Ilingham, Mass. 
 
 1840. Soren, John J 19 Greenville Street, Boston. 
 
 1880. Sproat, Henry Hamilton . . Freetown, Mass. 
 
 1862. Stoddard, John T Plymouth, Mass. 
 
 1846. Storey, Charles W. ... Brookline, Mass. 
 
 1873. Thompson, Charles II., M.D. Lebanon, Pa. 
 
 1868. Torrey, William Bath, Me. 
 
 1870. Townsend, General E. D., 
 
 U.S.A Washington, B.C. 
 
 1872. Trumbull, George Clapp . . Cambridge, Mass. 
 
 1871. Tudor, Frederick .... 4 Washington Sq., N.Y. City. 
 1878. Upham, Joseph B Portsmouth, N.H. 
 
 1865. Vose, Rev. James G. . . . Providence, R.I. 
 
 1876. Vose, Thomas S 1 HoUey Square, Boston. 
 
 1857. Wardwell, William H. . . . 24 Tremont Row, Boston. 
 
 1871. Warren, J. Collins, M.D. . . 58 Beacon Street, Boston. 
 
 1870. Warren, Winslow \ ... 39 Court Street, Boston. 
 
 1877. Wetmore, George Peabody . Newport, R.I. 
 1877. Whiting, William D., Com. 
 
 U.S.N Bureau of Navigation, Wash- 
 ington, D.C. 
 
 1871. Wild, Charles Tidd .... Chelsea, Mass. 
 
 1862. AVilUams, Alexander ... 139 Newbury Street, Boston. 
 
 1870. Winslow, Charles II. . . . Mount Aubnrn P.O., Mass. 
 
 1875. Wolcott, J. Huntington . . 238 Beacon Street, Boston. 
 
NAMES OF THE ORIGINAL MEMBERS. 
 
 Abbott, Josiali, Ensign. 
 
 Abbott, Steplien, Captain. 
 
 Adams, Henry, Regimental Surgeon. 
 
 Alden, Judah, Captain. 
 
 Allen, Nathaniel C, Captain. 
 
 Allen, Noah, Major. 
 
 Amos, Jotham, Lieutenant. 
 
 Andrews, William, Lieutenant. 
 
 Armstrong, Samuel, Lieutenant. 
 
 Ashley, Moses, Major. 
 
 Austin, John, Lieutenant. 
 
 B. 
 
 Bailet, Adams, Captain. 
 Bailey, Luther, Captain. 
 Balcomb, Joseph, Lieutenant. 
 Baldwin, Jeduthun, Colonel. 
 Ballantine, Ebenezer, Surgeon's Mate. 
 Ballard, William H., Major. 
 Bancroft, James, Lieutenant. 
 Barlow, Joel, Chaplain. 
 Bassett, Barachiah, Lieutenant-Colonel. 
 Baury de Bellerive, Captain. 
 Baylies, Hodijah, Lieutenant-Colonel. 
 Benson, Joshua, Captain. 
 Blake, Edward, Lieutenant. 
 Blanchard, John, Captain. 
 Bowles, Ralph H., Lieutenant and Adj. 
 Bowman, Samuel, Lieutenant. 
 Bradford, Andrew, Lieutenant. 
 Bradfotd, Gamaliel, Colonel. 
 Bradford, Gamaliel, Lieutenant. 
 Bradford, Robert, Captain. 
 
 Bramhall, Joshua, Lieutenant. 
 Brigham, Origen, Surgeon's Mate. 
 Brooks, John, Lieutenant-Col. Comm. 
 Brown, Ebenezer, Lieutenant. 
 Brown, Oliver, Captain-Lieutenant. 
 Bugbee, Edward, Lieutenant. 
 BuUard, Asa, Lieutenant. 
 Burbeck, Henry, Captain. 
 Burnham, John, Major. 
 Bussey, Isaiah, Captain-Lieutenant. 
 
 C. 
 
 Callender, John, Captain-Lieutenant. 
 
 Carleton, Moses, Lieutenant. 
 
 Carleton, Osgood, Lieutenant. 
 
 Castaing, Peter, Lieutenant. 
 
 Chambers, Matthew, Captain. 
 
 Chapin, Samuel, Lieutenant. 
 
 Clap, Caleb, Captain. 
 
 Clap, Joshua, Lieutenant. 
 
 Clayes, Peter, Captain. 
 
 Cobb, David, Lieut. -Col. Commandant. 
 
 Cogswell, Amos, Captain. 
 
 Cogswell, Samuel, Lieutenant. 
 
 Cogswell, Thomas, Major. 
 
 Condy, Thomas H., Lieutenant. 
 
 Cook, David, Captain. 
 
 Cooper, Ezekiel, Captain. 
 
 Cooper, Samuel, Adjutant. 
 
 Crane, John, Colonel. 
 
 Crane, John, Regimental Surgeon. 
 
 Crocker, Josepli, Captain. 
 
 Crowley, Florence, Lieutenant. 
 
 Cushing, Nathaniel, Captain. 
 
 Cusliiuff, Thomas, Lieutenant. 
 
NAMES OF ORIGINAL MEMBERS. 
 
 D. 
 
 Dana, Benjiimin, Lieutenant. 
 
 Danforth, Joshua, Lieutenant. 
 
 Daniels, Japlieth, Captain. 
 
 Darby, Samuel, Major. 
 
 Davis, Ebenezer, Lt. and Brig. Quarter 
 
 Master. 
 Davis, James, Lieutenant. 
 Davis, John, Lieutenant and Adjutant. 
 Dean, Walter, Captain. 
 Dix, Nathan, Captain. 
 Dodge, Levi, Lieutenant. 
 Drew, Seth, Major. 
 Duffleld, John, Kegimental Surgeon. 
 
 E. 
 
 Eatox, Benjamin, Lieutenant. 
 Edwards, Thomas, Lt. and Judge Adv. 
 Egleston, Azariah, Lt. and Pay-Master. 
 Emerson, Nehemiah, Captain. 
 Emery, Ephraim, Lt. and Pay-Master. 
 Eustis, William, Hospital Surgeon. 
 Everett, Pelatiah, Lieutenant. 
 Eysandeau, William, Lieutenant. 
 
 Felt, Jonathan, Captain. 
 
 Finley, James E. B., Eegimental Surg'n. 
 
 Finley, Samuel, Regimental Surgeon. 
 
 Fisk, Joseph, Regimental Surgeon. 
 
 Floyd, Ebenezer, Ensign. 
 
 Foster, Elisha, Ensign. 
 
 Foster, Thomas, Lieutenant, 
 
 Fowles, John, Captain. 
 
 Freeman, Constant, Captain-Lieutenant. 
 
 Freeman, Thomas D., Lieutenant. 
 
 Frink, Samuel, Ensign. 
 
 Frost, Samuel, Captain. 
 
 Frothingham, Benjamin, Captain. 
 
 Frye, Frederick, Ensign. 
 
 Fuller, John, Captain. 
 
 G. 
 
 Gardner, James, Captain-Lieutenant. 
 Garrett, Andrew, Lieutenant. 
 George, John, Captain-Lieutenant. 
 Gibbs, Caleb, Major. 
 Gilbert, Benjamin, Lieutenant. 
 Goodale, Nathan, Captain. 
 Goodwin, F. L. B., Surgeon's Mate. 
 Greaton, John, Brigadier-General. 
 Greaton, John W., Ensign. 
 Greaton, Richard H., Ensign. 
 Green, Francis, Captain. 
 Greenieaf, William, Lieutenant. 
 Gridley, John, Captain-Lieutenant. 
 
 H. 
 
 Hall, James, Lieutenant. 
 Hamlin, Africa, Ensign. 
 Hancock, Belcher, Captain. 
 Hart, John, Regimental Surgeon. 
 Hartshorn, Thomas, Captain. 
 Harvey, Elisha, Captain-Lieutenant. 
 Haskell, Einathan, Captain. 
 Haskell, Jonathan, Lieutenant. 
 Hastings, John, Captain. 
 Heatli, William, Major-General. 
 Heywood, Benjamin, Captain. 
 Hildreth, William, Lieutenant. 
 Hill, -Jeremiah, Lieutenant. 
 Hinds, Bartlett, Captain-Lieutenant. 
 Hi well, John, Lt. and Insp'r of Music. 
 Hobby, John, Captain. 
 Holbrook, David, Captain. 
 Holden, Aaron, Captain. 
 Holden, Abel, Captain. 
 Holden, John, Lieutenant. 
 Holden, Levi, Lieutenant. 
 Holland, Ivory, Lieutenant. 
 Holland, Park, Lieutenant. 
 HoUister, Jesse, Captain. 
 Ilomans, John, Surgeon. 
 Hooker, Zibeon, Lieutenant. 
 Horton, Elisha, Ensign. 
 Houdin, M. G., Captain. 
 
14 
 
 NAMES OF ORIGINAL MEMBERS. 
 
 Howe, Eichard S., Ensign. 
 Hull, William, Lieutenant-Colonel. 
 Hunt, Ephraim, Lieutenant. 
 Hunt, Thomas, Captain. 
 Hurd, John, Ensign. 
 
 Ingersoll, George, Lieutenant. 
 
 J. 
 
 Jackson, Amasa, Ensign. 
 Jackson, Charles, Ensign. 
 Jackson, Daniel, Lieutenant. 
 Jackson, Ebenezer, Lieutenant. 
 Jackson, Henry, Colonel. 
 Jackson, Michael, Colonel. 
 Jackson, Michael, Lieutenant. 
 Jackson, Simon, Captain. 
 Jackson, Thomas, Captain. 
 Jefferds, Samuel, Lieutenant. 
 Johnston, John, Captain. 
 
 K. 
 
 KiLLAM, Joseph, Captain. 
 
 King, Zebulon, Captain. 
 
 Knapp, Moses, Major. 
 
 Knowles, Charles, Captain-Lieutenant. 
 
 Knox, Henry, Major- General. 
 
 L. 
 
 Earned, Simon, Captain. 
 
 Laughton, William, Surgeon's Mate. 
 
 Leavenworth, Nathaniel, Surg'ns Mate. 
 
 Lee, Daniel, Captain. 
 
 Lee, William R., Colonel. 
 
 Leland, Joseph, Lieutenant. 
 
 Leonard, Jacob, Ensign. 
 
 Lillie, John, Captain. 
 
 Lincoln, Benjamin, Major-General. 
 
 Lincoln, Rufus, Captain. 
 
 Liswell, John, Lieutenant. 
 
 Lockwood, William, Chaplain. 
 Lord, Jeremiah, Ensign. 
 Lovell, James, Lieutenant. 
 Lunt, Daniel, Captain. 
 Lyman, Cornelius, Ensign. 
 
 M. 
 
 M'Cay, Daniel, Ensign. 
 McKendry, William, Lieutenant. 
 Marble, Henry, Lieutenant. 
 Mason, David, Jun., Lieutenant. 
 Maxwell, Hugh, Lieutenant-Colonel. 
 Maynard, John, Lt. and Quarter-Master. 
 Maynard, Jonathan, Captain. 
 Maynard, William, Captain. 
 Means, James, Captain. 
 Mellish, Samuel, Lieutenant. 
 Miller, Jeremiah, Captain. 
 Miller, Joseph, Lieutenant. 
 Mills, John, Captain. 
 Mills, William, Captain. 
 Mooars, Benjamin, Lieutenant. 
 Moore, William, Captain. 
 Moore, William, Lieutenant. 
 Morgan, Benjamin, Surgeon's Mate. 
 Morrel, Amos, Major. 
 Morton, Silas, Lieutenant. 
 Myrick, Samuel, Lieutenant. 
 
 N. 
 
 Nason, Natli'l, Lt. and Quarter-^VLaster. 
 Nelson, Henry, Lieutenant. 
 Newliall, Ezra, Lieutenant-Colonel. 
 Newman, Samuel, Lieutenant. 
 Nicholson, Samuel, Capt. in the Navy. 
 Nixox, Thomas, Colonel. 
 North, William, Captain. 
 
 O. 
 
 Oliver, Robert, IMajor. 
 Oliver, Alexander, Ensign. 
 
NAMES OF ORIGINAL MEMBERS. 
 
 15 
 
 Pardee, Aaron, Lieutenant. 
 
 Parker, Benjamin, Lieutenant. 
 
 Parker, Elias, Lieutenant. 
 
 Paterson, John, Brij^ailier-General. 
 
 Peabody, Ebenezer, Lieutenant. 
 
 Peirce, Benjamin, Lieutenant. 
 
 Peirce, John, Captain-Lieutenant. 
 
 Peirce, Silas, Captain. 
 
 Perkins, WilUam, Major. 
 
 Peters, Andrew, Lieutenant-Colonel. 
 
 Pettingill, Joseph, Major. 
 
 Phelon, Edward, Lieutenant. 
 
 Plielon, John, Lieutenant. 
 
 Phelon, Patrick, Lieutenant. 
 
 Pike, Benjamin, Captain. 
 
 Pope, Isaac, I\Iajor. 
 
 Popkin, Jolui, Lieutenant-Colonel. 
 
 Porter, Benjamin Jones, Surg'ns Mate. 
 
 Pratt, Joel, Lieutenant. 
 
 Prescott, Joseph, Hospital Mate. 
 
 Putnam, Rufus, Brigadier-General. 
 
 R. 
 
 Randall, Thomas, Ciiptain. 
 
 Rawson, Jeduthun, Ensign. 
 
 Reab, George, Lieutenant. 
 
 Remick, Timothy, Captain. 
 
 Rice, Nathan, Major. 
 
 Rice, Oliver, Lieutenant. 
 
 Richardson, Abijah, Regimental Surg'n. 
 
 Rickard, William, Lieutenant. 
 
 Ripley, Hezekiah, Lieutenant. 
 
 Rouse, Oliver, Captain. 
 
 Rowe, John, Ensign. 
 
 Sampsox, Crocker, Lieutenant. 
 Sargeant, Winthrop, Captain. 
 Satterlee, William, Major. 
 Savage, Joseph, Captain. 
 Savage, Henry, Lieutenant. 
 Sawyer, James, Ensign. 
 
 Scammell, Samuel L., Ensign. 
 
 Scott, James, Ensign. 
 
 Seldon, Charles, Lieutenant. 
 
 Sever, James, Ensign. 
 
 Sewall, Henry, Captain. 
 
 Seward, Thomas, Captain. 
 
 Shaw, Samuel, Captain. 
 
 Shepherd, William, Colonel. 
 
 Shepherd, William, Ensign. 
 
 Shute, Daniel, Regimental Surgeon. 
 
 Smith, Ebenezer, Captain. 
 
 Smith, Ebenezer, Captain. 
 
 Smith, John K., Captain. 
 
 Smith, Joseph, Lieutenant. 
 
 Smith, Josiah, Lieutenant. 
 
 Smith, Simeon, Captain. 
 
 Smith, Sylvanus, Captain. 
 
 Spring, Simeon, Lieutenant. 
 
 Sprout, Ebenezer, Lt.-Colonel Comm. 
 
 Stacey, William, Lieutenant-Colonel. 
 
 Stafford, John R., Ensign. 
 
 Stephens, William, Captain. 
 
 Stocker, Ebenezer, Lieutenant. 
 
 Stone, Jonathan, Captain. 
 
 Stone, Nathaniel, Lieutenant. 
 
 Storer, Ebenezer, Lt. and Pay-JLaster. 
 
 Story, John. 
 
 Story, William, Captain. 
 
 Sumner, Job, Major. 
 
 Swan, Caleb, Ensign. 
 
 T. 
 
 Taylor, Othniel, Captain. 
 
 Taylor, William, Lieut, and Quarter-M. 
 
 Taylor, Tertius, Lieutenant. 
 
 Thacher, James, Regimental Surgeon. 
 
 Thacher, Nathaniel, Lieutenant. 
 
 Thomas, John, Regimental Surgeon. 
 
 Thomas, Joseph, Captain. 
 
 Thomas, Thaddeus, Lieutenant-Colonel. 
 
 Tisdale, James, Captain. 
 
 Torrey, William, Lieutenant and Adj. 
 
 Town, Jacob, Lieutenant. 
 
 Tovvnsend, David, Hospital Surgeon. 
 
 Treadwell, William, Captain. 
 
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 NAMES OF ORIGINAL MEMBERS. 
 
 Trescott, Lemuel, Major. 
 Trowbridge, Luther, Lieutenant. 
 Trotter, John, Captain. 
 Tudor, William, Lieut.-Col. and Judge 
 
 Adv. Gen. 
 Tucker, Joseph, Lieut, and Pay-Master. 
 Tupper, Benjamin, Colonel. 
 Tupper, Anselni, Lieutenant and Adj. 
 Turner, Jonathan, Captain. 
 Turner, Marlbry, Lieutenant. 
 Turner, Peleg, Lieutenant. 
 Turner, Thomas, Captain. 
 
 VosE, Elijah, Lieutenant-Colonel. 
 Vose, Joseph, Colonel. 
 Vose, Thomas, Captain. 
 
 w. 
 
 Wales, Joseph, Lieutenant. 
 
 Walker, Robert, Captain. 
 
 Walker, Edward, Lt. and Pay-Master. 
 
 Wardwell, Joseph, Lieutenant. 
 
 Warren, Adriel, Lieutenant. 
 
 Warren, James, Jun., Lt. of the Navy. 
 
 Warren, John, Lieutenant. 
 
 Watson, William, Captain. 
 Wattles, Mason, Captain. 
 Webb, George, Captain. 
 Webber, Daniel, Lieutenant. 
 Wellington, Elisha, Lieutenant. 
 Wells, Benjamin, Lieutenant. 
 Wells, James, Lieutenant. 
 Wells, Thomas, Captain. 
 Wesson, James, Colonel. 
 White, Haffield, Captain. 
 White, Edward, Lieutenant. 
 Whiting, John, Lieutenant. 
 Whitwell, Samuel, Surgeon. 
 Wilds, Ebenezer, Lieutenant. 
 Williams, Abraham, Captain. 
 Williams, John, Captain. 
 Williams, Joseph, Captain. 
 Williams, Robert, Lt. and Pay-Master. 
 Williams, Ebenezer, Lieutenant. 
 Wing, Jonathan, Ensign. 
 Winslow, John, Captain. 
 Woodbridge, Christopher, Captain. 
 Woodward, Samuel, Surgeon's Mate. 
 
 Yeoman, John, Lieutenant. 
 
 Whole original number, 337. 
 
LIST OF MEMBERS. 
 
 The Names of Original Membeks ake phinted in Old English. 
 
 ^ftiJOtt, postal), of Andover, com. ensign 19 Oct. 1781 ; b. 29 
 Dec. 17.)9; d. Lemington, Vt., Feb. 1837. 
 
 ^iJlJOtt, .StCJJijCn, b. Andover, Mass., 12 Aug. 1749 ; d. there 9 
 Aug. 1813; com. captain 28 May, 1778, in Tupper's (11th); 
 afterward in M, Jackson's (8th) regiment ; major-general of 
 militia ; succ. by grandson Stephen Abbott Ciiase. 
 
 ittramS, ^i^enrg, b. 29 June, 1758, Roxbury; d. 1793; H. U. 
 1775; app. surgeon's mate in Wesson's (9th) regiment, 1777 ; 
 surgeon 14 May, 1781 ; in Tupper's (Gth) regiment, 1783. 
 
 ^ITlCn, ^UTrai), b. Duxbury, Mass., 3 Oct. 1750 ; d. there 12 
 March, 1845; ensign in Cotton's regiment, May, 1775; lieu- 
 tenant in Bailey's regiment, 1776; com. captain 1 Jan. 1777, 
 serving through the war; vice-president Mass. Soc. Cin. 1825— 
 29; president, 1829-45. 
 
 ALDEN, SAMUEL, b. 24 Jan. 1803; graduated Harvard, 1817; 
 practised medicine in Hanover, N.H. ; after that in almshouse 
 Boston, Mass. Gen. Hospital under Dr. Warren. Settled ; 
 married in Bridgewater, Mass. He is youngest child of Judah 
 Alden, an original member; adra. 1875. 
 
 ^llrn, :C<ratijanifl eoit, of New Gloucester; d. Sept. 1819, a. 
 GO, at the asylum for the insane, Charlestown, Mass. ; lieu- 
 tenant and paymaster, Marshall's (10th) regiment, 1777-82; 
 com. captain 12 Oct. 1782; in Brooks's (7th) regiment, 1783. 
 He held many civil and military appointments. 
 
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 ^Ilcn, TJ^TOfl^* lieutenant in Fellows's regiment. May, 1775 ; first 
 lieutenant in Whitcomb's (6th) regiment, 1776; com. captain 
 16 Oct. 1776; major, 1 Aug. 1782; served in tlie 13th and in 
 1781-82 in Vose's (1st) regiment. (Mis son Ezra, of AVhitney, 
 Vt., applied for admission to the society in 1823.) 
 
 ^nreS, JOtijam, of Bndgewater, Mass., removed to Middlefield, 
 Otsego Co., N.Y., about 1802, and d. there 9 May, 1812, a. 68, 
 leaving no children ; enlisted as a private in 1775; com. lieu- 
 tenant in Bailey's (2d) regiment, 1 Jan. 1777, and on the fall 
 of his captain (Jacob Allen), at Stillwater, took command of 
 the company, and retained it until the peace. A descendant 
 of William of Braintree. 
 
 ^ntrrfUJS, SMilliam, d. Cambridgeport, Mass., 14 March, 
 1816, a. 67; second lieutenant Crane's artillery, 1777; com. 
 first lieutenant 13 Sept. 1780; a prisoner and exchanged, 19 
 March, 1781. 
 
 i^rmStrOUfi, .Samuel, b. Boston, lO Aug. 1754; d. there 10 
 Dec. 1810 ; with his brother John and his father (Col. John), 
 he fought at Brooklyn and at Harlem, where the latter was 
 killed ; com. lieutenant in M. Jackson's (8th) regiment, 7 Oct. 
 1777; afterwards adjutant and paymaster ; in Dearborn's light 
 infantry at Stillwater and at Saratoga. 
 
 ARMSTRONG, SAMUEL, son of Lieut. Samuel, adm. in 1811 ; 
 b. Boston, 5 Feb. 1786, d. Governor's Island, N.Y. (unm.), 
 8 Sept. 1819; app. ensign 4th U.S. infantry 15 April; second 
 lieutenant Sept. 1812; first lieutenant March, 1814; in the 
 battle of Tippecanoe ; afterwards aide to Generals Porter and 
 Scott. 
 
 ARNOLD, SAMUEL FROST, son of the eldest daughter of 
 CajJt. Samuel Frost, adm. 1833 ; b. Framingham, Mass., 28 
 Jan. 1813, d. 2 Nov. 1835. 
 
 ARNOLD, LEONARD, brother of Samuel F., adm. 1841 ; b. 
 Framingham, 21 July, 1817; resides in Somerville, Mass. 
 
 ^Sij^lfg, ^OntU, b. Stockbridge, Mass., 1751, d. Lee, Mass., 
 25 Aug. 1791; Yale Coll. 1767; lieutenant in Patterson's 
 regiment at the siege of Boston, 1775 ; captain in Vose's (1st) 
 
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 regiment, 5 Nov. 1775; promoted major 6 Jan. 1780; in 
 Putnam's (")tli) regiment; retired 1 Jan. 1783. L(^ft a wife 
 and three children. 
 SlU.'Stin, JJOijlt, conductor of military stores, Jan. 1777; com. 
 second lieutenant Crane's artillery, 17 May, 1780; deceased. 
 
 AUSTIN, THOMAS, eldest brother of Lieut. John, adm. 1792; 
 deceased. 
 
 iJailffi, ^tlamS, b. Scituate, Mass., 27 Jan. 1749; d. 20 July, 
 1824, at the U.S. JNIarine Hospital, Chelsea, of which he had 
 been manager since 1810; app. quartermaster and afterward 
 paymaster in Bailey's (2d) regiment ; com. captain 1 Nov. 
 1778. After the war, and until 1810, he held offices of 
 trust in his native town. Assistant treasurer Mass. Soc. Cin. 
 1809-24. 
 
 BAILEY, ADAMS, only child of Capt. Adams, b. Scituate, 
 Mass., 28 April, 1789 ; d. Boston, 20 Nov. 1858 ; an officer 
 in the Boston custom-house, 1815-Oct. 1857, excepting in 
 1841-43 ; adm. Mass. Soc. Cin. 1825 ; assistant secretary 
 1834r-51 ; secretary 1851-58. 
 
 BAILEY, ADAMS, eldest son of the preceding, b. Boston, 
 21 May, 1818 ; in business in Calcutta for many years, after- 
 ward in Boston and New York ; adm. 1860; d. at Scarsdale, 
 N.Y"., 21 Feb. 1878. 
 
 BAILEY, WALTER L., eldest son of the preceding; adm. 1879 ; 
 resides in Scarsdale, N.Y. 
 
 JSailC^) ILUtijtl*, b. Hanover, Mass., 14 Sept. 1752; d. there, 
 12 May, 1820 ; entered the regiment of his father (Col. John) 
 as adjutant, 1775; was lieutenant and quartermaster in 1776; 
 com. captain 7 July, 1777, and served through the war. Accom- 
 plished in his manners and easy in his address, he frequently 
 officiated as the chairman of public assemblies. 
 
 BAILEY, CALVIN, son of Col. John and brother of Capt. 
 Luther, adm. 1824; b. Hanover, Mass., 1760; d. Bath, Me., 
 1835. 
 
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 BAILEY, BERNARD CALVIN, of Bath, Me., son of Calvin, 
 adm. 1861 ; b. Hanover, Mass., 17 May, 1796 ; mayor of Bath, 
 1853-54; president Marine National Bank; died Bath, Me., 
 June 13, 1876. 
 
 BAILEY^ SAMUEL DONNELL, son of Bernard C, adm. July, 
 1877; b. Bath, Me., July 22, 1825; mayor of Bath, 1870. 
 President Marine National Bank ; president Eastern Steam- 
 boat Co. 
 
 iSalCOm, SOS0pi), of Templeton, d. Worcester, Mass., 4 Nov. 
 1827, a. 75 ; promoted from a sergeant to ensign in Nixon's 
 (Gth) regiment, 12 Nov. 1777; to lieutenant, 20 April, 1781. 
 Present at Lexington and surrender of Burgoyne. 
 
 iSaltrtoin, JJrtUtljan, of Brookfield, b. Wobum, Mass., 13 
 Jan. 1732; d. 11 June, 1788; a captain in the expedition to 
 Crown Point in 1755; prominent in the provincial congi-ess of 
 Massachusetts in 1774-75 ; active in planning the works around 
 Boston in 1775; com. assistant engineer, rank of captain, 16 
 March ; lieutenant-colonel (continental establishment) 26 April, 
 and colonel of engineers, 3 Sept. 1776 to 26 April, 1782. 
 
 BALDWIN, LUKE, only son of Col. Jeduthan, adm. 1809 ; d. 
 1832. His son, John A., of Dunstable, applied for membership 
 in 1834. 
 
 ^Sallanttll^) lEiJentfft, com. surgeon's mate in Nixon's (6th) 
 regiment, 20 May, 1780 ; deceased. 
 
 JSallarrtr, fflSaUliam Jh^VCanmXy of Amesbury, d. Dec. 1814, 
 leaving a widow (Keziah), who d. 3 June, 1832; captain in 
 Frye's regiment at Bunker's Hill, and in Brooks's (7th) regi- 
 ment, 1777-79 ; major in Bigelow's (15th) regiment, July, 
 1770, to 1 Jan. 1781. 
 
 BALLARD, JOHN OSGOOD, eldest son of William H., adm. 
 1841 ; d. Ilopkinton, N.H., April, 1854, a. 86. Many years a 
 teacher. 
 
 BALLARD, Rev. EDWARD, D.D. (Trinity College, 1865), 
 only son of John O., adm. 1855; b. Hopkinton, N.H., 1805 ; 
 d. rector of St. Paul's (Protestant Episcopal) Church, Bruns- 
 wick, Me., 14 Nov. 1870. 
 
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 IJanCrOft, JJamCS, b. Lynnfield, 1757 ; d. Boston, 2 April, 
 1803 ; ensign in Bridge's rciiiment at tlie battle of Bunker's 
 Hill and siege of Boston ; afterwards in M. Jackson's (8tli) 
 regiment, and com. lieutenant 12 INIay, 1780. After the war, 
 inspector in the Boston Custom House. 
 
 BANCROFT, JAMES, eldest son of Lieut. James, adm. ISO!) ; 
 b. Lynnfield, 30 Dec, 1784; merchant in Philadelphia, and d. 
 there, 13 March, 1855. 
 
 BANCROFT, Capt. HENRY, second son of Lieut. James, 
 b. 9 Aug. 178G; adm. 1856; d. 15 Aug. 1872, Lynnfield 
 Centre. 
 
 3$tIClOtO^ JJOfl, b. Reading, Conn., 24 March, 1755 ; d. Zarno- 
 wicke, Poland, 22 Dec. 1812; Yale College, 1778; app. chap- 
 lain in 1778; in 3d Massachusetts brigade, 1782-83; U.S. 
 consul at Algiers, 1795-97; ambassador to France, 1811-12; 
 author of the " Columbiad " and of many other poetical and 
 political works. 
 
 J$aUUttt, JSatadjialj, descended from Col. William, of Sand- 
 wich, d. Falmouth, Mass., 13 June, 1813, a. 81 ; lieutenant- 
 colonel of Bradford's (14th) regiment, 19 Nov. 1776, to 1 Jan. 
 1781. 
 
 J5«rur|> tit JStUcribr, flouts, adm. 1789 ; b. Fort Dauphin, 
 St. Domingo, 16 Sept. 1753 ; d. Middletown, Conn., 20 Sept. 
 1807 ; received a military education in France; became a planter 
 in St. Domingo ; captain of volunteer chasseurs serving at the 
 siege of Savannah under D'Estaing, and until the close of the 
 war, receiving several wounds ; aide to Gen. Lincoln in sup- 
 pressing Shays's insurrection in 1787. 
 
 BAURY, FREDERIC, second son of Baury de Bellerive, adm- 
 1813 ; b. 1792 ; lost in the U.S. sloop of war " Wasp," Sept. 
 1814; app. midshipman 1809; attached to the " Constitution," 
 and in her when she escaped from a British squadron, and at 
 the capture of the " Guerricre " and of the '' Java ; " promoted 
 to lieutenant and attached to the " Wasp." For his services in 
 the capture of the " Reindeer " Congress voted him a sword. 
 
22 MASSACHUSETTS SOCIETY OF 
 
 BAURY, ALFRED LOUIS, D.D. (Yale College, 1865), son 
 of Baury de Bellerive, adm. 1823 ; vice-president 1853-65 ; 
 president 1865; b. Middletowu, Conn., 14 Sept. l794; d. 26 
 Dec. 1865; ord. deacon Protestant Episcopal Church, 28 Sept. 
 1820; priest 28 Nov. 1822; rector of St. Mary's, Newton 
 Lower Falls, Mass., 1823-51; of St. Mark's, Boston, 1855-58. 
 
 BAURY, FREDERIC FRANCIS, second son of Alfred L., b. 
 1843; adm. 1867; volunteer lieutenant U.S. navy during the 
 Rebellion ; appointed acting master's mate in U.S. vol. navy, 
 1861 ; promoted in '62 to acting master for gallantry and meri- 
 torious conduct in the engagement between the frigate " Con- 
 gress " and the rebel ram " Merrimac," the first combat with an 
 ii-on-clad vessel. Mr. B. fired the first shot, thus opening the 
 engagement. Present at the various attacks on Charleston, 
 S.C., from '62 to '64 ; cut out and captured with a boat expedi- 
 tion in the Savannah River the English steamer "Alliance" with 
 her cargo and twenty-nine prisoners ; promoted for meritorious 
 conduct to acting vol. lieutenant, 1864. Present at both attacks 
 upon Fort Fisher in '64, and Jan. 1865 ; in the last, while lead- 
 ing a company of sailors in the assault, was shot through the 
 body; mentioned in the official despatches of Commodore Henry 
 Knox Thatcher for bravery and meritorious conduct in the face 
 of the enemy ; was honorably discharged at his own request, 
 Feb. 1869, since when he has resided in N.Y. City. 
 
 JJagllCS, iJ^Otriiaf), b. Sept. 1756 ; d. Dighton, Mass., 26 April, 
 1843; Harvard University, 1777; app. aide to Gen. Lincoln in 
 Dec. 1777; aide to Washington, rank of lieutenant-colonel, 13 
 May, 1782-83. Many years U.S. collector ; judge of probate, 
 Bristol Co., 1810-34. 
 
 BAYLIES, EDMUND, b. Hingham, 22 Sept. 1787; eldest son 
 of Hodijah, adm. 1857 ; d. Taunton, 1878. 
 
 BELL, CHARLES U., adm. 1876 ; b. Feb. 26, 1843, at Exeter, 
 N.H. ; great-grandson of Thomas Cogswell, an original member; 
 graduated Bowdoin College, 1863. Practises law in Lawrence, 
 Mass. 
 
 JSntSOn, J^OSljUa, lieutenant in 21st regiment, 1775-76; cap- 
 tain in Putuam's (5th) regiment, 1 Jan. 1777-83 ; deceased. 
 
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 BINNKY, HORACE, LL.D. (Harvard University, 1827), adm. 
 17S)G; b. Philadelphia, 4 Jan. 1780; Harvard University, 1807. 
 His father. Dr. Barnabas (son uf Capt. Barnabas, of Boston), 
 b. 1751 ; Brown University, 1774; surgeon revolutionary 
 army; settled in practice after the war at Philadelphia, where 
 he died, 21 June, 1787. Horace was eminent at the Phila- 
 delphia bar ; member Pennsylvania legislature, 1806-7; mem- 
 ber of Congress, 1833-38. Many years a director of the U.S. 
 bank. 
 
 SSIclttC) lEtftDilCtT, d. 1702, leaving a widow, Dorcas (living in 
 Boston, a. 81, in 1837, and six children) ; com. second lieutenant 
 Crane's artillery, 10 Sept. 177.5 ; afterward regimental quarter- 
 master. 
 
 BLAKE, ROBERT, eldest son of Lieut. Edward, adm. 1809; 
 d. 1853. 
 
 ISldnCljartr, JJO^jn, of Sutton, d. New-York City, 9 Aug. 1821 ; 
 com. captain in Wesson's (Uth) regiment, 1 March, 1777. 
 
 )SlOt[g0t) (tUlt'by lieutenant New Hampshire line, adm. 1788 ; 
 deceased. 
 
 JSOiDlCS, i^alfllj fl^HVt, b. Boston, 10 March, 1757; d. Ma- 
 chias, Sept. 1813; ensign in Patterson's regiment, 1776; lieu- 
 tenant in Vose's (1st) regiment, 1777 ; prom, to lieutenant and 
 adjutant, 28 Feb. 1779; served at Saratoga, Monmouth, and 
 Yorktown ; commanded the first company that entered New- 
 Yoi'k City on its evacuation by the British ; clerk of the courts 
 of Washington County, and postmaster of Machias from 1789 
 to his death. 
 
 BOWLES, LUCIUS QUINTUS CINCINNATUS, eldest son 
 of Ralph Hart, adm. 1814; b. Machias, 6 March, 1789; d. 
 Roxbury, Mass., July, 1843 ; removed to Montpelier, Vt., and 
 commanded a company which marched to Plattsburg, N.Y., in 
 1814; member Maine Senate. 
 
 BOWLES, LEONARD CROCKER, third son of Ralph Hart, 
 b. Machias, 12 Sept. 1796; adm. 1860; assistant secretary 
 since I860 ; publisher; died March 2, 1876. 
 
24 MASSACHUSETTS SOCIETY OF 
 
 BOWLES, Dr. S. W., adm. 1880 ; grandson of R. H. Bowles, an 
 original member ; b. Machias, Me., Dec. 21, 1835 ; graduated 
 Williams College, 1856, with degree of M.D., College of Phy- 
 sicians and Surgeons, N.Y. City, 18G0 ; was assistant surgeon 
 during the late war ; commissioner of prisons for Massachusetts. 
 Physician ; resides in Springfield, Mass. 
 
 JSOtOman, Samuel, b. Lexington, Mass., 2 Dec 1753 ; d. 
 Wilkesbarre, Pa., 28 June, 1818 ; ensign in Greaton's (3d) 
 regiment ; com. lieutenant in Vose's (1st) regiment, 22 April, 
 1782. Served at Lexington and in many battles of the war, 
 and walked arm-in-arm with Andre to the place of that oflftcer's 
 execution. Captain 11th U.S. infantry, 8 Jan. 1799, to June, 
 1800. 
 
 33ratrfOttr, i^ntJrelU, b. Duxbury, Mass., 2 June, 1745 : d. 
 there, 1 Jan. 1837 ; Harvard University, 1771 ; brother of Col. 
 Gamaliel ; lieutenant and quartermaster in Brooks's (7th) regi- 
 ment, 1781-83 ; afterward a teacher. 
 
 iJratrfOrtr, iSfamalirl, b. Duxbury, Mass., 2 Sept. 1731 ; d. 
 there, 9 Jan. 1807 ; a descendant of Gov. Bradford ; was a 
 captain in the French war, 1756-58; rose to the rank of major, 
 and during the revolutionary war commanded the 14th Conti- 
 nental regiment ; afterward a representative and judge. 
 
 BRADFORD, ALDEN, LL.D. (Bowdoin College, 1833), third 
 son of Col. Gamaliel, adm. 1812; b. Duxbury, 19 Nov. 1765; 
 d. Boston, 26 Oct. 1843 ; Harvard University, 1786 ; tutor in 
 Harvard University, 1791-93; pastor of Congregational cliurch, 
 Wiscasset, Me., 1793-1801 ; clerk of Massachusetts Supreme 
 Court; secretary of state of Massachusetts, 1812-24; author 
 of a " History of Massachusetts," &c. 
 
 BRADFORD, THOMAS GAMALIEL, son of Alden, b. 13 
 Dec. 1802 ; Harvard University, 1822 ; adm. 1849 ; resides in 
 Boston. 
 
 35tatffOtTr, ^amalirl, second son of Col. Gamaliel, b. Dux- 
 bury, 4 Nov. 1763 ; d. Cambridge, 7 March, 1824; ensign in his 
 father's regiment in 1779 ; lieutenant, 8 Oct. 1780. After the 
 war he followed the sea until 1808; was warden of the Massa- 
 chusetts State prison, 1813-24. 
 
THE CINCINNATI. 25 
 
 BRADFORD, Dr. GAMALIEL, eldest son of Lieut. Gamaliel, 
 adtn. 18-24; b. Boston, 17 Nov. 1795 ; d. 22 Oct. 1839 ; Harvard 
 University, 1814; physician in Boston; superintendent Massa- 
 chusetts General Hospital, 1833-39. 
 
 BRADFORD, GAMALIEL, eldest son of Dr. Gamaliel, b. 1831 ; 
 Harvard University, 1849; adm. 1852; resides at Gran tville, 
 Mass. 
 
 i5Catrfortr» MofJCrt, b. riymouth, Mass., 1750; d. Belpre, Ohio, 
 1823; descended fi'om Gov. William; ensign in Bailey's (2d) 
 regiment, 1775 ; lieutenant 1776; com. captain 21 June, 1779 ; 
 served through the war from Bunker's Hill to Yorktown ; 
 brev6tted major in 1783 ; settled in Belpre, Ohio, in 1789. 
 
 BRADFORD, ROBERT F., b. Boston, Mass., 1837 ; appointed 
 midsliipman in 1852 ; Naval Academy, 1852 ; graduated 1856; 
 sailed in U. S. service European squadron and West Indies, 
 1856-57 ; Gulf of Mexico, 1858 ; passed midshipman, 1859 ; 
 ordered to coast of Africa, acting master of U.S. sloop-of-war, 
 1859-61 ; com. as lieutenant in 1861 ; executive officer U.S. 
 gunboat, 1861-62 ; engaged in attack upon batteries at Sewell's 
 Point in '62, also in reduction of Yorktown and Gloucester on 
 York River and vicinity ; lieutenant com. July 16, 1862 ; execu- 
 tive officer U.S. steam sloop 1863-64; instructor in gunnery at 
 Naval Academy 1865; executive officer and commander U.S. 
 gunboat 1868-70 ; assistant in Bureau of Yards and Dock, navy 
 department at Washington, D.C. ; commander, .Tune, 1870 ; in- 
 spector of ordnance, 1870-71 ; same office at navy yard, Ports- 
 mouth, N.H., 1872-74; commanding U.S. steamer 1875-78; 
 inspector of ordnance and navigation officer at Portsmouth, 
 N.IL, 1879-80; adm. 1880. 
 
 ]9tanTi)t(n» JJO.SijUa, ensign in Bradford's (14th) regiment; 
 com. lieutenant 5 Feb. 1779 ; d. before 1812. 
 
 ]SVtgi)atn, #riflen, M.D., com. surgeon's mate in Bailey's (2d) 
 regiment, 25 April, 1781 ; settled in Schoharie, N.Y., as a 
 physician ; d. there about 1815. 
 
 ]$rOOU!!j) 30i)ny M.D., LL.D., physician of Medford, Mass., b. 
 31 May, 1752 ; d. 1 March, 1825 ; commanded a company of 
 minute-men at Lexington ; major in Bridge's regiment at Bun- 
 
26 MASSACHUSETTS SOCIETY OF 
 
 ker's Hill ; lieutenant-colonel M. Jackson's (8th) regimSnt, 1 
 Jan. 1777 ; colonel commanding 7th regiment, 11 Nov. 1778- 
 83 ; major-general of militia ; Governor of Massachusetts, 
 1816-23; secretary Mass. Soc. Cin., 1783-86; president 1810- 
 25 ; delivered the oration before the Society 4 July, 1787. 
 
 BROOKS, ALEXANDER SCAMMELL, son of John, b. Med- 
 ford, 19 Oct. 1781 ; killed, 19 Dec. 1836, by steamboat explo- 
 sion at St. John's bar, cojist of Florida ; captain U.S. artillery 
 in the war of 1812; brevetted major for gallantry at Platts- 
 burg ; lieutenant-colonel 4th artillery, 6 April, 1835; adm. 
 1825 ; succeeded by Alexander Brooks Keyes. 
 
 iStOtQU^ lEiJenCfer, b. Quincy, Mass., April, 1757 ; d. Newton 
 Corner, 1 Sept. 1844; com. ensign Bailey's (2d) regiment, 28 
 Sept. 1777 ; com. lieutenant of Vose's (1st) regiment, 21 March, 
 1782 ; d. before 1845. 
 
 BROWN, FREDERICK W. S. A., eldest son of Ebenezer, adm. 
 1845 ; deceased. 
 
 iSVOtatl) (BWOtVf of Lexington, b. 25 July, 1753 ; lieutenant of 
 artillery at siege of Boston ; captain-lieutenant of Crane's artil- 
 lery, Nov. 1775, to 28 May, 1779 ; removed to Virginia ; settled 
 on the Ohio River, aud gave his name to the place, — " Brown- 
 ville ; " deceased. 
 
 BRYANT, JOHN, nephew of Lieut. David Mason, jr., adm. 1802; 
 d. Boston, 5 Feb. 1865, a. 84 ; merchant of Boston ; assistant 
 treasurer Mass. Soc. Cin. 1846-65. 
 
 iSUQiitty iStftoartr, d. Boston, 8 Oct. 1804; left a widow, Ruth, 
 aud live children ; lieutenant in Baldwin's regiment (artificers) ; 
 com. 1st lieutenant 12 Nov. 1779 ; afterward in Hazeu's regi- 
 ment. 
 
 iSUllartr, ICsa, of Sherbom, b. 27 April, 1758; d. 1804-5; 
 ensign in Sprout's (12th) regiment; com. lieutenant 5 July, 
 1779 ; in 2d regiment in 1781-83. 
 
 BULLARD, JAMES, grandson of eldest brother of Asa, adm. 
 1859 ; b. Sherbom, 20 Jan. 1813 ; resides in Sherborn, Mass. 
 
 BULLOCK, F. PRESCOTT, adm. 1877 ; resides in New Y'ork. 
 Journalist. 
 
THE CINCINNATI. 27 
 
 J3urftrd\, Ji}tnVViy b. Boston, 8 June, 17.54; d. New London, 
 Conn., 2 Oct. 1848; lieutenant of artillery at siege of Boston; 
 com. captain in Crane's artillerj', 12 Sept. 1777 ; present at 
 Brandywine, Germantown, and Monmouth, and brevetted major 
 in 1783; app. major commanding U.S. artillery, 4 Nov. 1791 ; 
 lieutenant-colonel 7 May, 1798; colonel 1 April, 1802; brev- 
 etted brigadier-general, 10 Sept. 1813; president Mass. Soc- 
 Cin. 1846-48. 
 
 BURBECK, WILLIAM H., of New London, eldest son of Gen. 
 Henry, b. 3 Oct. 1823 ; adm. 1850 ; resides in New London, 
 Conn. 
 
 J^Uni^am, JOijU, b. Ipswich, Mass., 10 Dec. 1749; d. Derry, 
 N.H., 8 June, 1843; lieutenant in Little's regiment at Bunkei-'s 
 Hill, Long Island, and Trenton; captain, 1 Jan. 1777, of light 
 infantry in Brooks's (8th) regiment at Saratoga, Monmouth, and 
 Stony Point ; served under Lafayette at the capture of the 
 British redoubt at Yorktovvn, and promoted to major 9 Jan. 
 1783. In 1788 he was one of the founders of Marietta, Ohio ; 
 he afterwards settled in Derry, N.H. ; succeeded by his grand- 
 son, J. J. Dolaad. 
 
 J5USSCg, KStliail, of Stoughton, ensign in Heath's regiment, 
 May, 1775 ; lieutenant in Greaton's (24th) regiment at siege of 
 Boston ; captain-lieutenant Crane's artillery, 1777-81 ; d. Jan. 
 1785. 
 
 CCallcntlCr, 3(ii)n, d. Alexandria, Va., Oct. 1797 ; captain of 
 artillery at Bunker's Hill and cashiered; entering the ranks as 
 a private soldier, his bravery at Long Island, where he was 
 taken prisoner, occasioned his being restored to his rank, 1 Jan. 
 1777, and he served with honor through the war. 
 
 CALLENDER, JOHN, b. Boston, 4 Feb. 1772; d. there, 20 
 Nov. 1833 ; eldest son of Eliezer and Elizabeth, sister of Gov. 
 Gore; (m. 23 Nov. 1768) ; Harvard University, 1790 ; attor- 
 ney ; representative Massachusetts Legislature ; clerk Supreme 
 Judicial Court ; adm. 1802 ; assistant secretary 1806 and 1809- 
 21 ; secretary 1821-33. 
 
28 MASSACHUSETTS SOCIETY OF 
 
 ^atlCtOn, ^IWOSCS, of Boxford, ensign and quartermaster Put- 
 nam's (5th) regiment; lieutenant 7 May, 1782; quartermaster 
 1783 ; deceased. 
 
 CaiietOn, ©SflOOtJ, of Haverhill, Mass., b. 1742; d. Litchfield, 
 N.H., June, 181G; served in the provincial army at Louisburg, 
 1758 ; ensign and quartermaster in Sargent's (16th) regiment, 
 1776, and at tlie peace was a lieutenant in McFarland's Invalid 
 regiment ; afterwards a teacher of mathematics in Boston and 
 elsewhere ; noted also as a pedestrian ; author of treatises on 
 navigation and arithmetic, and of majjs of New Hampshire, of 
 Massachusetts, and of the United States. 
 
 CASEY, SILAS, brevet major-general U.S.A., grandson of Capt. 
 Nathan, and nephew of Dr. Lincoln Goodale; adm. 1870; b. 
 East Greenwich, R.L, 12 July, 1807; West Point, 1826; served 
 in Florida and in Mexico ; colonel 4th. infantiy, 9 Oct. 1861 ; 
 brigadier-general of volunteers, 31 Aug. 1861 ; major-general, 
 31 May, 1862; brevetled brigadier-general U.S.A., for Fair 
 Oaks; brevetted major-general for services in the Rebellion, 13 
 March, 1865; retired 8 July, 1868; author of "System of 
 Infantry Tactics," 1861 ; resides in Brooklyn, N.Y. 
 
 (S^aStaittfl, Pttfl% of France, com. 24 April, 1779 ; lieutenant 
 in H. Jackson's (16th) regiment; aide to Gen. Duportail ; in 
 od regiment in 1783 ; deceased. 
 
 (ti)HXni}ttUy fttatijftD, of Chelmsford, lieutenant in Varnum's 
 (9th) regiment in 1776 ; com. captain in Nixon's (6th) regi- 
 ment, 11 Nov. 1779 ; died in Dunstable in 1809. 
 
 Ci)aptn, <SaniU0l, ensign in Patterson's regiment at siege of 
 
 Boston; com. lieutenant in Shepard's (4th) regiment, 20 March, 
 
 1779; b. Springfield, Mass., 18 June, 1750; d. Natchitoches, 
 
 La., about 1810. 
 CHASE, STEPHEN ABBOTT, sou of Abijah Chase and Mary, 
 
 daughter of Capt. Stephen Abbott, b. Salem, 1796; adm. 1863 ; 
 
 deceased. 
 CHASE, WILLIAM, son of Abijah Chase and Mary, daughter 
 
 of Capt. Stephen Abbott; b. Salem, June, 1813 ; adm. 1878; 
 
 resides in Salem. 
 
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 Clap, (KalctJ, b. Hardwick, Mass., 9 Feb. 1752; d. Greenfield, 
 Mass., o June, 1812 ; lieutenant and adjutant of Wesson's (9th) 
 regiment, 1777-82; captain in II. Jackson's (4th) 9 April, 
 1782. He m. Elizabeth Stone, of Rutland, and removed to 
 Greenfield, which he represented in the General Court; twin- 
 brother of Lieut. Joshua ; succ. by grandson, Geo. C. Trumbull. 
 
 <!^I3P, JfOSijUa, d. 6 Nov. 1810, a. 58, Montgomery, Franklin 
 Co., Vt., where he settled in 1793 ; com. lieutenant in Wesson's 
 (9th) regiment, 1 Jan. 1777 ; severely wounded at Stillwater. 
 
 CLAP, Rev. JOEL, D.D. (Norwich University, 1849), son of 
 Jo.shua, adm. 1838 ; b. 14 Sept. 1793; d. Claremont, N.H., 28 
 Feb. 1861; Middlebury College, 1820; Protestant Episcopal 
 clergyman of Gardiner, Me., 1832-40. 
 
 CLAPP, CHARLES B., eldest son of Rev. Joel; adm. 1873; b. 
 23 Oct. 1817 ; Gardiner, Me. 
 
 CLARK, JOSEPH HILL, eldest son of Capt. Joseph of the 
 Conn. Soc. (d. 1816); adm. 1816; d. 1 Aug. 1814; in 1829 
 his son, Samuel C, was elected a member. 
 
 CLARKE, SAMUEL C, b. Newton, Mass., 1806; eldest grand- 
 son of Gen. William Hull; adm. 1829 ; resides in Marietta, Ga. 
 
 Plages, |Jftri% b. Framingham, Mass., 28 March, 1754; d. 
 1834 ; ensign in Nixon's regiment at siege of Boston ; promoted 
 lieutenant, 1777 ; captain 13 April, 1780 ; selectman of Framing- 
 ham six years ; removed to Bridgeport, Vt., in 1803. 
 
 CLAYES, Rev. DANA, eldest son of Capt. Peter, adm. 1844 ; b. 
 Framingham, Oct. 1792; Middlebury College, 1815; Andover 
 Seminary, 1820; ordained 4 July, 1821 ; pastor of Congrega- 
 tional Church in Meriden, N.H., 1821-37 ; home missionary in 
 Maine, 1841-51 ; deceased. 
 
 COlJl), JlaiJitr, b. Attleborough, Mass., 14 Sept. 1748; d. 17 
 April, 1830; Harvard University, 1766; physician; lieutenant- 
 colonel of H. Jackson's regiment, and distinguished in New 
 Jersey and Rhode Island; aide to Washington, 15 June, 1781- 
 83; lieutenant-colonel commanding 5th regiment, 7 Jan. 1783; 
 member of Congress, 1793-95 ; member of Massachusetts 
 
30 MASSACHUSETTS SOCIETY OF 
 
 House of Representatives, 1789-93, and of Executive Conncil, 
 1808; president of the Massachusetts Senate, 1801-4; lieu- 
 tenant-governor of Massachusetts, 1809; a resident of Maine 
 in 1799-1820; and chief justice of Court of Common Pleas, 
 1803-9 ; major-general of 10th military division ; vice-president 
 Mass. Soc. Ciu., 1810-11. 
 
 COBB, SAMUEL CROCKER, grandson of Gen. David, adm. 
 1856; b. Taunton, Mass., 22 May, 1826; secretary 1865-71; 
 vice-president 1871 ; president 1880. 
 
 ^OflSiJJfll, ^mOS, b. Haverhill, Mass., 2 Oct. 1752 ; direct de- 
 scendant of the emigrant, John Cogswell, who came from Eng- 
 land in the " Angel Gabriel," 4 June, 1 635. Amos had seven 
 brothers in the War of the Revolution ; their united services 
 amounted to forty years and some months ; d. Dover, N.H., 28 
 Jan. 1826 ; brother of Major Thomas, in whose company he 
 was ensign at the siege of Boston ; lieutenant in L. Baldwin's 
 regiment in 1776; captain 1 Jan. 1777-83, in Wesson's (9th) 
 regiment. While in the army in New Jersey he had charge of 
 some Hessian prisoners, two of whom escaping to the river, he 
 . rushed in and recaptured them both, one with each hand. At 
 the battle of Monmouth he made such exertions and displayed 
 such bravery that Gen. Washington, who was an eye-witness of 
 his deeds, pointed him out by a feather in his cap, and promoted 
 him on the spot. Representative of Dover in both branches 
 of tlie New Hampshire legislature. Vice-president of the Soc. 
 1803-1809. 
 
 ^OflSUJtll, =SamUf I, relative of Amos and of Thomas, lieuten- 
 ant in H. Jackson's (16th, afterwards 9th) regiment, com. 
 1 July, 1777 ; deputy judge advocate inBrooks's (7th) regiment 
 in 1783 ; deceased. 
 
 ^OflStocU, JJTijOmaSi, descended from John, of Ipswich, 1636, 
 b. Haverhill, Mass., 4 Aug. 1746; d. Oilman ton, N.H., 3 Sept. 
 1810 ; captain in Gerrish's regiment at Bunker's Hill and siege 
 of Boston; in L. Baldwin's, 1776; major in Vose's (1st) regi- 
 ment, 21 Feb. 1777-81 ; chief justice of Court of Common 
 Pleas at Gilmanton, 1784-1810. 
 
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 ©^^Ontrrj, JTIjOmaS S^OlllS, b. Boston, 17.37; (1. Pawtucket, 
 K.I., 2d Aug. 18ofJ ; at nineteen he entered, as a subaltern, II. 
 Jackson's regiment; com. lieutenant 1 INIarch, 1779; was dis- 
 tinguished at Quaker Hill, R.I., and at Springfield, N.J. ; was 
 adjutant and afterwards quartermaster of his regiment in 1783 ; 
 " a good disciplinarian, and a facetious and witty companion ; " 
 removed to Rliotle Island in 1797. 
 
 (tOO% HBniiitif of Brookline, d. Portland, Me., 27 Oct. 1823, a. 
 72 ; captain in Crane's artillery regiment, 1777-80 ; shot through 
 the body at Monmouth. 
 
 COOK, HORATIO GATES, adm. in 1824; only son of Capt. 
 David; b. 1784; d. 1862. 
 
 hooper, SSfCltlfl, of Danvers, ensign in Hutchinson's regiment 
 at siege of Boston ; lieutenant in Putnam's (oth) regiment, 
 1777-82; com. captain in Sprout's (2d) regiment, 7 Jan. 1783; 
 removed to Ohio in 1788; living at Warrenton, Ohio, in 1807 ; 
 deceased. 
 
 C^OOJpei', c^cimuel) son of William, town clerk of Boston 17G0- 
 1809 ; baptized Boston, 21 Jan. 1759 ; one of the famous ''Tea 
 Party" of Boston ; com. 2d lieutenant Crane's artillery, 1 Feb. 
 1777; lieutenant and quartermaster 1780 ; adjutant 1783; in- 
 spector of pot and pearl ashes, New-York City and County 
 1808-30; resident of Georgetown, D.C., in 1839; (probably) 
 father of S. Cooper, adjutant-general U.S.A. (1852-61) ; de- 
 ceased. 
 
 CRAIGIE, ANDREW, b. Boston, 7 June, 1743 ; d. Cambridge, 
 19 Sept. 1819 ; originally mem. of N.Y. Soc. ; he was one of 
 the projectors and corporators of the bridge from West Boston 
 to Lechmere's Point, designated by his name; in 1791 pur- 
 chased the Vassal estate of Cambridge (Washington's head- 
 quarters) ; it now belongs to the poet Longfellow ; succeeded by 
 Andrew Foster, who was adm. 1875. 
 
 iiClMUf, JiOijlt, one of the "Tea Party" and a member of Pad- 
 dock's art. company ; major of artillery, and distinguished at 
 the siege of Boston; wounded at N.Y. in 1776; in Sullivan's 
 expedition to Rhode Island in 1778 ; succeeded Knox, 1 Jan. 
 1777, as colonel of the artillery regiment of Massachusetts, 
 
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 principally employed with the main army, and near the person 
 of the commander-in-chief, and relied on as an essential auxil- 
 iary in the most important battles; b. Braintree, 1744; d. 
 Whiting, Me., 21 Aug. 1805. 
 ^taint, J)Ol)n, of Hanover, N.H., surgeon of Vose's (1st), after- 
 ward of Smith's (13th) regiment ; adra. 1785 ; d. 1805. 
 
 CRANE, JOHN HUNTINGTON, son of Dr. John, adm. 1809 ; 
 b. Hanover, N.H., 1780 ; d. unmarried, Louisville, Ky., 20 
 Sept. 1822 ; Dartmouth College, 1799 ; practised medicine iu 
 Strafford, N.Y., Boston, Sandusky, Ohio, and finally in Louis- 
 ville, Ky. 
 
 erOCfetr, SOSCpi), b. 24 Feb. 1749 ; d. 13 Nov. 1797 ; Harvard 
 University, 1774 ; entered the army in Oct. 177G ; lieutenant 
 in Greatou's (3d) regiment, 16 Sept. 1778, to 24 July, 1781 ; 
 com. signed by S. Huntington, president of Congress, 29 Sept. 
 1779. 
 
 CROCKER, SAMUEL MATHER, eldest son of Capt. Joseph, 
 adm. 1804; b. 10 May, 1783; d. Milford, Mass., 9 March, 
 1852 ; Harvard University, 1801 ; lawyer. 
 
 CROCKER, SAMUEL MATHER, eldest son of Samuel M., 
 adm. 1855 ; deceased. 
 
 C!^VOU)lCS) jFIOtCUCf, 2d lieutenant Crane's artillery, 1777 ; com. 
 1st lieutenant, 1 Oct. 1778 ; deceased. 
 
 GUMMING S PRENTISS, grand-nephew of Dr. Samuel Hart, 
 whom he succeeded in 1880 ; b. Sumner, Me., 10 Sept. 1840 ; 
 graduated Harvard College, 1864; tutor iu Latin in Harvard, 
 Oct. 1866 to March, 1870 ; since that time has practised law in 
 Boston, and has held the office of assistant U.S. attorney for the 
 District of Massachusetts since Sept. 1874. 
 
 QtVin\)inQy "Natljaniel, b. Pembroke, Mass., 8 April, 1753; d. 
 Marietta, Ohio, Aug. 1814; lieutenant in Brewer's regiment at 
 siege of Boston; captain in Vose's (1st) regiment, 1 Jan. 1777, 
 afterward in Putnam's (5th) regiment ; brigade major, 1 Dec. 
 1781-83 ; surprised De Lancey's Loyalist Corps in May, 1780, 
 and brevet major in 1782; emigrated to Ohio in 1788, and one 
 of the founders of Belpre iu 1789. 
 
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 CUSljiUfl, 2Cij0maS, b. Pembroke, Mass., Dec. 175.5; d. New 
 London, 19 Oct. 1822; 2d lieutenant in Patterson's regiment; 
 lieutenant iu Vose's (1st) regiment, 12 Jan. 1778-83; taken 
 prisoner, 14 May, 1781. 
 
 IPantI, ^CUlcTlUin^ b. Boston, 24 Feb. 1752 ; d. there 3 April, 
 
 1836; son of John and Abigail (Smith) Dana; com. lieutenant 
 
 in Smith's (13tli) regiment, 1 Feb. 1778. 
 DANA, ISAAC, oidy brother of Lieut. Benjamin, adm. 1837 ; b. 
 
 a Dec. 1768 ; d. about 1846. 
 DANA, BENJAMIN, of Watertown, eldest son of Isaac, adm. 
 
 1846; b. 16 June, 1804; d. 1865. 
 
 lianfOrtf), JJOSIJUcT, b. Western Mass., 26 Nov. 1759; d. 30 
 Jan. 1837 ; clerk in the company of his father Joshua, who 
 was distinguished at Bennington and present at the siege of 
 Boston; ensign in 1776; lieutenant and paymaster, 1778 ; com. 
 1st lieutenant, 28 July, 1780, in Sprout's (12th) regiment; 
 present at Burgoyne's surrender, Monmouth, and Rhode Island ; 
 settled in Pittsfield in 1784, where he was postmaster, 1794- 
 1837 ; some years a member of the legislature ; app. justice of 
 Court of Sessions, 1807 ; chief justice, 1808 ; in Executive 
 Council, 1827-28. 
 
 DANFORTH, Rev. JOSHUA NOBLE, D.D. (Delaware Col- 
 lege, 1855), eldest son of Joshua, adm. 1843; b. Pittsfield, 1 
 April, 1798; d. Newcastle, Del., 14 Nov. 1861; Williams 
 College, 1818; studied theology at Princeton ; licensed by the 
 Presbytery of New Brunswick, and settled successively at New- 
 castle, Del., Washington, D.C., Lee, Mass., and Alexandria, Va. ; 
 agent of American Colonization Society, and an active promoter 
 of the cause of temperance. 
 
 SlaUlClS, S«TPt)fti), b. Ilolliston, 1738; d. about 1806; lieuten- 
 ant in Joseph Read's regiment at siege of Boston ; com. captain 
 in Nixon's (6th) regiment, 27 March, 1777. 
 
 lBtlVi)Sy cSamUCl, of York, Me., d. early in 1807 ; captain in 
 Scaramans's regiment, May, 1775; at siege of Boston; major 
 in Brooks's (7th) regiment, 1 Nov. 1778; afterward iu M. 
 Jackson's (8tli) regiment. 
 
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 DAVIS, CHARLES HENRY, LL.D. (Harvard University, 1868), 
 rear-admiral U.S.N. ; adm. 1843 ; successor of Capt. Coustaiit 
 Freeman (Daniel, his father, an eminent law^yer, m. Lois, 
 sister of Capt. F.) ; b. Boston, 16 Jan. 1807; d. Washington, 
 D.C., 18 Feb. 1877; midshipman 12 Aug. 1823; lieutenant 3 
 March, 1834; com, 13 June, 1854; captain 15 Nov. 1861 ; i-ear- 
 admiral 7 Feb. 1863 ; eminent as a mathematician and physicist ; 
 fleet-captain in Dui^ont's expedition against Port Royal, and 
 distinguished in operations on the Mississippi River at Memphis 
 and Vicksburg ; first superintendent of the American Ephemeris 
 and Nautical Almanac ; several years director of the National 
 Observatory at Washington, where he died, 
 
 DAVIS, CHARLES HENRY^ lieutenant commander U.S.N. ; 
 adm. 1880 ; only surviving son of rear-admiral Charles Henry; 
 b. Cambridge, Mass., 28 Aug. 1845 ; midshipman 29 Nov, 
 1861; ensign Nov. 1866; master 1 Dec. 1866; lieutenant 12 
 March, 1868; lieutenant com. 30 June, 1869 ; resides in Wash- 
 ington. 
 
 BabtiS, 3Si)tn0?itl% b. Newton, N.H., 1754; d. Portland, Me., 
 
 14 Nov. 1799 ; private in Gage's Co., Frye's regiment, at Bun- 
 ker's Hill and siege of Boston ; 1 Jan, 1776, sergeant in Varnum's 
 R,I, regiment; 25 March, 1777, in Wesson's (9tli) TNIass. regi- 
 ment; 2 March, 1779, ensign; 1 Jan. 1781, in H, Jackson's 
 regiment ; assistant commissary of issues 1st brigade Lt, Infantry 
 at siege of Yorktown ; 1782 in M, Jackson's (8th) regiment ; 
 
 15 March, 1782, lieutenant; 1783 in Greaton's (3d) regiment, 
 and brigade quartermaster; 1787 com, captain Mass, militia; 
 settled in Portland, Me., about 1783. 
 
 DAVEIS, CHARLES STEWART, LL.D. (Bowdoin College, 
 1844), only son of Ebenezer and Mehitable (Griffin) Davi-^, b. 
 Portland, Me., 10 May, 1788; d. 29 March, 1865; Bowdoin 
 College, 1807; admitted to the Portland bar, 1810, where he 
 was many years an eminent practitioner ; member of Maine 
 Senate, 1841 ; author of the article on the Society of the Cin- 
 cinnati in the "New American Encyclopedia;" Mass. Soc. Cin,, 
 1809 ; vice-president 1851-53 ; president 1853-65. 
 
THE CINCINNATI. 35 
 
 DAVEIS, JOHN TAYLOR OILMAN, M.D., eldest son of 
 Charles S., adm. 1865; b. Portland, Me., 21 March, 1810; d. 
 there 9 May, 1873 ; entered Harvard College, class of '36; did 
 not graduate ; studied medicine at University of Pennsylvania 
 and in Boston, and practised many j'ears in Portland ; eminent 
 as an occulist. 
 
 Hal)tS) JJflniCS, came from Deerfield or Conway, Mass., d. Amity, 
 Alleghany Co., N.Y., Aug. 1817, a. about 72; lieutenant in 
 Greaton's (3d) regiment, 1 Jan. 1777-83. 
 
 iPai)tJS> S0!)W, d. Norway, Me., 1816; entered the army as a 
 private in May, 1775 ; promoted to ensign in Shepard's (4th) 
 regiment ; com. lieutenant and adjutant 14 April, 1780 ; ^^I'esent 
 at siege of Boston, Burgoyne's surrender, Monmouth, and Rhode 
 Island. 
 
 DAVIS, WILLIAM P., eldest son of John, adm. 1819 ; deceased. 
 
 UraU) 212Salt0r, of New Marlboro', Mass., d. in Western New 
 York, about 1827, while on a visit to a son ; lieutenant in C. 
 Smith's (13th) regiment, 1777 ; captain in Marshall's (10th), 
 retired 1 Jan. 1783. 
 
 DEARBORN, HENRY ALEX. SCAMMELL, eldest son of 
 Gen. Henry (of the New Hampshire Societj^), adm. 1832 ; b. 
 Exeter, N.IL, 3 March, 1783 ; d. Portland, Me., 29 July, 1851 ; 
 William and Mary College, 1803 ; collector of the port of Bos- 
 ton, 1813-30; member of Congress, 1832; adjutant-general of 
 Massachusetts, 1835; Mayor of Roxbury, 1847-51. 
 
 l^iVi tUCati^att, of Woburn, lieutenant in Wood's company, Bald- 
 win's regiment, 1775-76; at siege of Boston; com. captain 1 
 March, 1777, in Wesson's (9th), afterward in M. Jackson's 
 (8th) regiment. 
 
 I!9Otr00) lL0l)t) of Beverly, com. lieutenant in Marshall's (10th) 
 
 regiment, 15 Dec. 1778; in Vose's (1st) regiment in 1783; 
 
 pensioner; living in New York in 1820; deceased. 
 DOLAND, JOHN J., grandson of Major John Burnham, whom 
 
 he succ. in 1872 ; son of Eliza (Burnham) and John Doland ; 
 
 b. 29 Aug. 1826, Derry, N.H. ; was a member of the Mass. 
 
 House of Representatives for 1862-63; president of City Coun- 
 
36 MASSACHUSETTS SOCIETY OF 
 
 cil of Lawrence, 1868-69 ; secretary of Essex Co. Manufactur- 
 ing and Mechanics' Institute ; editor assistant of" New England 
 Odd Fellows' Journal ; " justice of the peace for County of 
 
 Essex. 
 
 JiOlUbCt, ^ftCt, adm. 1791 ; adjutant in Sargeant's (16th) 
 regiment, 1775-76; captain in H. Jackson's (16th) regiment, 
 1777-83; many years, and until 1816, an inspector in Boston 
 custom-house ; d. 23 June, 1816. 
 
 IBOUllfU, tI?^r<lt1^tlUl0l, com. captain in Crane's artillery, 1 .Jan. 
 1777 ; pensioner; d. Philadelphia, 29 May, 1821. 
 
 Brtil), .Sctij, (1. Kingston, R.I., May, 1824, a. 76; lieutenant in 
 Bailey's (2d) regiment, 1775-76 ; captain 1 Jan. 1777 ; major 
 3d regiment, 7 Jan. 1783 ; present at siege of Boston, Trenton, 
 Saratoga, and Monmouth. 
 
 DREW, SETH, of Kingston, eldest son of Major Drew, adm. 
 1824; b. 6 Jan. 1778; d. 20 Jan. 1854. 
 
 DREW, CLEMENT, eldest son of Seth, and grandson of Major 
 Seth, adm. 1854; resides in Boston. 
 
 HUfGtClTf, JJd^W, com. surgeon of Crane's artillery, 30 Sept. 
 1782 ; deceased. 
 
 3EatOn, i5cn|amin, of Hingham, adm. 1797; d. before 1820; 
 com. lieutenant in Crane's artillery, 1 Feb. 1777. 
 
 EATON CHARLES M., great-grandson of Lieut. Benjamin; 
 b. Boston, 20 Aug. 1849; adm. 1873; resides in Grantville, 
 Mass. 
 
 SStlUiartrjS) SrijOmaS, b. Boston, 1 Aug. 1753 ; d. there, 4 Aug. 
 1806 ; Harvard University, 1771 ; read law in the office of 
 John Williams, of Boston ; lieutenant in H. Jackson's (16th) 
 regiment, 31 May, 1777-80; afterwards adjutant and judge 
 advocate ; judge-advocate-general of the army from 2 Oct. 1782, 
 to the close of the war ; lawyer of Boston ; secretary Mass. 
 Soc. Ciu. 1786-1806; delivered the oration, 4 July, 1792. 
 
 EDWARDS, JOHN, of Portland, Me., eldest son of Thomas, 
 adm. 1839 ; b. Boston, 6 Nov. 1802. 
 
THE CINCINNATI. 37 
 
 IGfllCStOn, ^}ilViHi)y d. Lenox, Mass., 12 Jan. 1822, a. 08; 
 
 eiisiyii and quarturraaster in Vose's (1st) regiment until corn, 
 lieutenant and paymaster, 30 Aug. 1780 ; a magistrate of Lenox 
 after the war. 
 
 ISmCrSOn, tN'CijCmiaf), of Haverhill, b. 1748; d. 11 Dec. 
 1832 ; a descendant of Michael, who settled in Haverhill in 
 1656; served through the whole war from Bunker's Hill to 
 Yorktown, rising from a private to the rank of captain in 
 Marshall's (10th) regiment; ensign in Francis' regiment, 3 
 Feb. 1777. Washington said of him, " He was a brave officer, 
 a good disciplinarian, and never lost his temper." 
 
 EMERSON, HENRY, eldest living son of Nehemiah, adm. 1843 ; 
 40 years a merchant of Cincinnati, Ohio ; b. Haverhill, 27 Oct. 
 1794; d. 27 Sept. 1858. 
 
 EMERSON, NATHANIEL W., of Cincinnati, eldest son of 
 Henry, and grandson of Capt. Nehemiah, adm. 1863; resides 
 in N.Y. City. 
 
 SSmrrg, 1Epi)t*aim, d. Newbury, Mass., 27 Sept. 1827 ; com. 
 lieutenant and paymaster in Smith's (13th) regiment, 10 April, 
 1779 ; transferred to Tupper's (6th) in 1783. 
 
 IHUStiS, 2121lilliam, M.D., LL.D. (Harvard University, 1823), 
 b. Boston, Mass., 10 June, 1753; d. Boston, 6 Feb. 1825; 
 Harvard LTniversity, 1772 ; regimental and afterward hospital 
 surgeon revolutionary army ; member of Massachusetts legis- 
 lature, 1788-94; member of Congress, 1800-05 and 1820-23; 
 U.S. Secretary of AVar, 1809-12; app. minister to Holland, 
 1815 ; governor of Massachusetts, 1823-25 ; vice-president 
 Mass. Soc. Ciu., 1786-1810 and 1820; delivered the oration 
 4 July, 1791. 
 
 EUSTIS, WILLIAM, eldest son of Abraham and nephew of 
 William, adm. 1848; b. Boston, 1 Dec. 1810; resides in Phil- 
 adelphia; West Point, 1830; officer in the U.S.A. in 1830- 
 49, serving in the Mexican war; civil engineer and city surveyor 
 of Natchez, Miss., in 1866. 
 
38 MASSACHUSETTS SOCIETY OF 
 
 SSbCrCtt, Jleltltial), of Westminster, Mass., d. Oct. 1821 ; ensign 
 in Putnam's (oth) regiment, 1777-81 ; com. lieutenant 25 April, 
 1781 ; in Vose's (1st) regiment, 1783. 
 
 IBS^antitaUy SMilKam, ensign in Bigelow's (15th) regiment ; 
 com. lieutenant 2 April, 1779 ; in 5th regiment in 1783 ; de- 
 ceased. 
 
 jFtlt, JJOnati^an, b. Dedham, April, 1748; d. Wrentham, 5 
 Nov. 1800; lieutenant in Shepard's (4tli) regiment; com. cap- 
 tain 14 Oct. 1780. 
 
 FELT, OLIVER, eldest son of Jonathan, adm. 1826; b. Wren- 
 tham, 20 March, 1787 ; d. 5 Nov. 1846; selectman of Wren- 
 tham ; member of the Legislature, and colonel of militia. 
 
 jFftnaltf, STOtiaJS, of Klttery, Me., captain in Scammans' regi- 
 ment at siege of Boston, May, 1775, to March, 1776; major 6 
 Nov. 1776 ; lieutenant-colonel in M. Jackson's (8th) regiment, 
 6 March, 1779; in 10th regiment, 1782-83 ; d. Sept. 1784. 
 
 iFinlffi, SaWfS SStrtOartrS 35Utl% com. surgeon in Blgelow's 
 (15th) regiment, 25 Feb. 1778 ; in 5th regiment in 1783 ; A.M. 
 of Brown University, 1803; deceased. 
 
 jFinltg, <SanTU0l, com. surgeon in Bradford's (14th) regiment, 
 10 April, 1778 ; in Brooks's (7th) regiment, 1782-83 ; de- 
 ceased. 
 
 jFlS^f» JJOSEpi), M.D., b. Lexington, Mass., 24 Dec. 1752; d. 
 25 Sept. 1837; surgeon's mate in Yose's (1st) regiment; pro- 
 moted surgeon 17 April, 1779 ; served seven years, and present 
 at capture of Burgoyne and Cornwallis. 
 
 FISKE, JOSEPH, eldest son of Joseph, adm, 1839; b. 9 Feb. 
 1797; d. 4 May, 1860; member Massachusetts Medical Society. 
 
 Jf lOgtJ, IStJttTtfCt, com. ensign in Vose's (1st) regiment, 23 Oct. 
 
 1781 ; living in Blue Hill, Me., in 1799 ; deceased. 
 jFOStCt, SEliSi^a, ensign in Bradford's (14th) regiment; com. 15 
 
 June, 1781 ; deceased. 
 iFOSttt, ^ijOnxaS, of Cape Ann, d. in the West Indies, 16 Dec. 
 
 1793; ensign in M. Jackson's (8th) regiment; com. lieutenant 
 
 6 Oct. 1780. 
 
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 FOSTER, ANDREW, adm. 1875; successor to Andrew Craigie, 
 an original member; resides in N.Y. City. 
 
 jFOiUlr, SOljn, adm. 1788; b. Watertown, Mass., 1 Feb. 175G; 
 d. there ol Dec. 1823: captain-lieutenant and adjutant in 
 Smith's (13th) regiment ; com. captain 20 June, 1779. 
 
 FOWLE, JOHN, only son of Capt. John, adm. 1824 ; b. Water- 
 town, 3 Nov. 1789 ; killed 25 April, 1838, by steamboat explo- 
 sion on the Ohio ; com. lieutenant 9th U.S. infantry, 9 April, 
 1812; wounded in the battle of Niagara, 1814; captain June, 
 1814; major 3d infantry, 4 March, 1833; lieutenant-colonel 
 6th infantry, 25 Dec. 1837. 
 
 iFl'Ctman, Constant, bapt. Charlestown, Mass., 27 Feb. 1757 ; 
 d. Washington, D.C. 27 Feb. 1823; lieutenant in Knox's 
 artillery, 1776; com. captain-lieutenant in Crane's artillery, 1 
 Oct. 1778; app. captain 2d U.S. infantry, March, 1791 ; de- 
 clined; major 1st artillerists and engineers, 28 Feb. 1795; lieu- 
 tenant-colonel 1st artillery, 1 April, 1802; brevet-colonel, 10 
 July, 1812; disbanded 15 June, 1815; accountant in navy 
 department, March, 1816, and fourth auditor until his death, 27 
 Feb. 1823; succeeded by Admiral C. H. Davis. 
 
 jFreCman, ^TijOmaS BabiS, b. Barnstable, Mass., 25 March, 
 1757; ensign in Bradford's (14th) regiment, 31 Jan. 1777; 
 com. lieutenant, 1 April, 1778 ; in Brooks's (7th) regiment, 
 1783 ; deceased. 
 
 jFtintt, Samuel, son of Dr. John, of Rutland, Mass., b. 1763 ; 
 d. Paxton, 1846 ; entered the army in 1780; com. ensign in 
 M. Jackson's (8th) regiment, 5 July, 1782; removed to Ver- 
 mont in 1788. 
 
 ifrOSt, <SamU0l, b. Framingham, 13 July, 1752 ; d. there, 
 1 Nov. 1817; entered the army in 1776; com. lieutenant 
 in Nixon's (6th) regiment, 1 Jan. 1777; lieutenant and adju- 
 tant, 1778-79 ; adjutant and paymaster, 1780-82 ; com. 
 captain 12 Oct. 1782; four years a selectman, and was a 
 trustee of the academy in Framingham ; succeeded by S. F. 
 Arnold. 
 
40 MASSACHUSETTS SOCIETY OF 
 
 jFt^Otijinflijam, iSenlamin, b. Boston, Mass., G April, 1734; 
 
 d. there 19 Aug. 1809; cabinet-maker; served in Gridley's 
 
 artillery in 1756-63 ; captain-lieutenant at siege of Boston ; 
 
 captain in Crane's artillery, 1 Jan. 1777; served through the 
 
 whole war ; wounded at Geroiantovvu. 
 FROTHINGHAM, BENJAMIN, eldest son of Capt. Benjamin, 
 
 adm. 1826; cabinet-maker, of Cliarlestown ; d. unmarried, Aug. 
 
 1832, a. 56. 
 iFtgt, jFtttleriCfe, of Andover, b. 9 June, 1760; d. 30 Jan. 
 
 1828 ; ensign in Vose's (1st) regiment, 1 Feb. 1781 to 3 Nov. 
 
 1783 ; captain 1st artillerists and engineers, June, 1794-1802. 
 
 iFtlllCJT, S^J^W, of Sherborn, Vt., lieutenant in Bradford's (14th) 
 regiment ; com. captain 16 April, 1780; living in 1823 ; deceased. 
 
 ©^attinCt, JJantCS, entered Knox's artillery in 1776 ; adjutant 
 in Crane's artillery, 1777 ; captain-lieutenant, 22 Feb. 1780 ; 
 deceased. 
 
 ^artttt, ^nUtttO, ensign in Brooks's (7th) regiment, 1780; 
 com. lieutenant 25 Oct. 1781; pensioner; living in 1820; 
 deceased. 
 
 ^COtfi0, JJf ijtl, b. Braintree, Mass., 1751 ; d. Watertown, Mass., 
 22 Jan. 1820, a. 69; one of the Boston "Tea Party;" ensign 
 in Gardner's regiment. May, 1775; lieutenant in Bond's regi- 
 ment at siege of Boston; com. 1st lieutenant in April, 1776; 
 1st lieutenant in Crane's artillery, 1 Jan. 1777; captain-lieuten- 
 ant 1 Oct. 1778 ; wounded in Nov. 1777, at Fort Mifflin, on the 
 Delaware, the wound eventually causing his death. After the 
 war he engaged in business in Watertown, Mass., with Capt. 
 Thomas Vose and Major Daniel Jackson. 
 
 ^i!)t)S, CtalClJ, of Rhode Island, d. Cliarlestown, Mass., Nov. 
 1818, a. 68; adjutant in Glover's regiment, com. 1 Jan. 1776 ; 
 captain 12 March, 1776; major 29 July, 1778; commandant of 
 Washington's body-guaid, 1776-79; major in Sprout's (2d) 
 regiment, 1783. 
 
 GIBBS, ALEX. HAMILTON, eldest son of Caleb, adm. 1819; 
 b. Boston, 2 Aug. 1791 ; d. 5 March, 1827 ; ruerchant of Rox- 
 bury ; captain Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company, 1823. 
 
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 (S^iltJCrt, iJCnjamin) of Brookfield, ensign in Putnam's (5th) 
 regiment; com. lieutenant 17 April, 1782; pensioner; living 
 in 1820 ; deceased, 
 
 ^00tI»llC, tN'atljan, b. Brookfield, Mass., 11 Nov. 1744; killed 
 by the Indians near Relpre, Ohio, March, 1793 ; lieutenant in 
 J. Read's regiment, 1775 ; assistant engineer to Col. Rufus 
 Putnam at siege of Boston ; com. captain 1 Jan. 1777, in Put- 
 nam's (5th) regiment ; present at capture of Burgoyne ; wounded 
 and made prisoner at Valentine's Hill, 1778. Capt. Goodale 
 performed much arduous and valuable service. He removed to 
 Ohio in 1788 ; settled at Belpre in April, 1789, and took the 
 lead in defence of the settlement against the Indians. 
 
 GOODALE, Dr. LINCOLN, of Columbus, Ohio, only son of 
 Capt. Nathan, adm. 1830; deceased; succeeded by Gen. Casey. 
 
 ©fOOtrUjin, iFcanCiS HciSatOn, b. Plymouth County about 
 1760; com. surgeon's mate in Bradford's (14th) regiment, 1 Jan. 
 1777 ; after the war practised medicine in Frankfort, Me., where 
 he was a magistrate until his death, 19th Feb. 1816. 
 
 GOULD, BENJAMIN APTHORP, grandson of Capt. Benjamin, 
 (ensign in Little's regiment in 1776); adm. 1864; b. Boston, 
 27 Sept. 1824; Harvard University, 1844 ; Gottingeu, 1848; 
 app. director of Dudley Observatory, 1856; resides in Cordova, 
 Argentine Republic. 
 
 CffreatOn, S0!)W, b. Roxbury, Mass., 10 March, 1741 ; d. there 
 16 Dec. 1783 ; an innkeeper before the war; successively major 
 and lieutenant-colonel of Heath's regiment ; colonel 24th regi- 
 ment, 12 July, 1775 ; colonel 36th regiment, Oct. 1775 ; after- 
 ward colonel of 3d Massachusetts regiment, until made 
 brigadier-general, 7 Jan. 1783. 
 
 ©rCatOU, JOi)U SSUijtCltOn'flljt, com. ensign in Greaton's 
 (3d) regiment, 16 July, 1782 ; b. Boston, 1761 ; d. New York 
 City, Feb. 1815. 
 
 (SftCatOn, MiCljai'tf JL}nmpi)VtS, b. Boston; d. New Orleans, 
 July, 1815 ; ensign in Greaton's (3d) regiment, 30 Nov. 1781 ; 
 app. lieutenant 23d U.S. infantry, 4 March, 1791 ; severely 
 
42 MASSACHUSETTS SOCIETY OF 
 
 wounded in St. Clair's battle with Miami Indians, 4 Nov. 1791 ; 
 captain Feb. 1793, to June, 1802 ; transferred to New York 
 Society, 1796. 
 
 ^tern, ^VantiUy b. Charlestown, 1750; d. Boston, 3 Sept, 
 1831; 2d lieutenant in Patterson's regiment; lieutenant in 
 Vose's (1st) regiment, 27 March, 1777 ; deputy muster-master 
 in Sullivan's Rhode Island expedition in 1778 ; com. captain 
 30 Aug. 1780 ; vice-president Mass. Soc. Cin., 1829-31. 
 
 GREENE, BENJAMIN HENDERSON, third son of Capt. 
 Francis, adm. 1853 ; b. Feb. 24, 1802 ; bookseller 1827-58, 
 twenty-seven years of which he was at corner of Washington 
 and Water Streets ; formerly the celebrated " Fleet's old book- 
 stand," sign of " Heart and Crown," afterwards changed to 
 " Bible and Heart." Agent for Children's Mission and Rox- 
 bury Charitable Society ; distributing agent and secretary of 
 the " Boston Soldier's Fund." Resides in Brookline. 
 
 GREENE, Dr. HORACE, LL.D. (University of Vermont, 1853), 
 adm. 1858 ; b. Chittenden, Vt., 24 Dec. 1802; d. Sing-Sing, 
 N.Y., 29 Nov. 1866; Middlebury College, 1824; professor 
 Medical College, Castleton, Vt., 1840-43; and in the New 
 Y^ork Medical College, 1850-60. His father. Dr. Zeeb, who d. 
 Brandon, Vt., in 1821, was one of four brothers from Winchen- 
 don, Mass., all of whom were at Bunker's Hill, where two of 
 them were mortally wounded. The second brother, a lieuten- 
 ant, was killed at Monmouth. Dr. Zeeb was in several battles 
 between 1775 and 1778. 
 
 (JJfrtenlCaC, SmiUiaW, of Haverhill, d. 28 March, 1833 ; entered 
 the army a private in Jan. 1776; app. ensign in Smith's (13th) 
 regiment ; lieutenant 13 Feb. 1778 ; in battles of Brooklyn, 
 Harlem, and Monmouth, and at the capture of Burgoyne. 
 
 GREENLEAF, SAMUEL, eldest son of William, adm. 1834; 
 deceased. 
 
 ^ritflCg, JJO-^lt, com. captain-lieutenant in Crane's artillery, 
 1 Jan. 1777 ; pensioner ; living in New Y^'ork in 1820 ; de- 
 ceased. 
 
THE CINCINNATI. 43 
 
 ?^?«in, JJamca, d. Colmsset, 3 April, 1819, a. G9 ; a mason by 
 trade, and previous to the war a member of Paddock's artillery 
 company ; lieutenant in Crane's artillery ; com. captain-lieuten- 
 ant 12 April, 1780. 
 
 HALL, GEORGE, eldest living son of Lieut. James, adra. 1848 ; 
 b. Cohasset, 29 Jan. 1790 ; d. 18 July, 18o4. 
 
 HALL, JAMES, eldest son of George, adm. 1855 ; b. Cohasset, 
 9 Aug. 1817; d. IG Oct. 1870. 
 
 ?l|amlllt» ^finCtl, b. Pembroke, Mass., 1756; d. Waterford, Me., 
 1808 ; entered tiie army as a waiter in 1775 ; com. ensign 1 Jan. 
 1781 ; removed to Waterford in 1788, where he held many 
 responsible offices. 
 
 li^atnCOCfe, UelCijCr, b. 19 Feb. 1754 ; d. Roxbury, Mass., 14 
 May, 1813; ensign in Patterson's regiment, 1 Jan. 177G ; lieu- 
 tenant in Vose's (1st) regiment, 28 March, 1777 ; captain 6 Jan. 
 to 2 Nov. 1780. 
 
 HANCOCK, HENRY KILLAM, eldest son of Belcher, adm. 
 1839 ; b. Brookline, 8 Dec. 1788; d. Boston, 8 July, 1854. 
 
 f^Htty Jj0l)n, of Reading, b. Ipswich, Mass., 23 Oct. 1751 ; d. 27 
 April, 183G ; studied under Dr. John Calef, and settled in 
 Georgetown (now Bath), Me. ; surgeon of Prescott's regiment, 
 1775-76 ; com. surgeon in Bailey's (2d) regiment, 1 Jan. 1777 ; 
 left the service Jul}', 1784; physician in South Reading, and 
 enjoyed an extensive practice ; vice-president Mass. Soc. Cin., 
 1834-36 ; eight years in the House and five years in the Senate 
 of Massachusetts. 
 
 HART, SAMUEL, M.D. (Harvard University, 1821), only sur- 
 viving son of Dr. John, adm. 1842 ; b. Reading, Mass., 27 Nov. 
 1796; Harvard University, 1817 ; practised medicine in Bev- 
 erly, Mass., in 1822-28 ; in Oswego, N.Y., in 1828-55 ; and 
 since that date in Brooklyn, N.Y. ; member of many medical 
 societies ; president of those of Oswego and of Kings Counties, 
 and several years president of Oswego City Medical Associa- 
 tion ; deceased : succeeded by his grand-nephew, Prentiss 
 Cummings. 
 
44 MASSACHUSETTS SOCIETY OF 
 
 fJ^aVinf^OVWy 3ri)0inaB, b. Reading, Mass., 1742; d. Salem, 
 G May, 1819 ; a soldier of the old French war; ensign in Sar- 
 gent's (16th) regiment, 1776; lieutenant 1777-78; captain in 
 M. Jackson's (8th) regiment, 3 Oct. 1778; settled in Salem 
 after the war, and held an office in the customs. 
 
 fl^arbfg, ilEltSlja^ of Easton, d. 11 Feb. 1821 ; lieutenant of 
 Lamb's artillery ; com. captain-lieutenant 1780. 
 
 ^aSitCll) 3Elnflti)an, of Rochester, com. lieutenant and adju- 
 tant in Bradford's (14tli) regiment, 31 Jan. 1777 ; captain 1 
 April, 1778; in H. Jackson's (4th) regiment 1783; aide to 
 Gen. R. Howe, 1783 ; brevet-major 30 Sept. 1783 ; deceased. 
 
 ^J^aSifeell, JOnati)an, b. Rochester, Mass., 19 March, 1755 ; d. 
 Belpre, Ohio, Dec. 1814; ensign and adjutant in Bradford's 
 (14th) regiment, 31 Jan. 1777; lieutenant, 4 Feb. 1779; aide 
 to Gen. Patterson, 1779 ; lieutenant and adjutant in Brooks's 
 (7th) regiment, 1782-83 ; app. captain 2d U.S. infantry, 4 
 March, 1791; major 20 March, 1794; serving in Wayne's 
 successful Indian campaign Aug. 1794 ; emigrated in 1788 to 
 Ohio, and left descendants in Washington County. 
 
 HASKINS, DAVID GREENE, Jr., son of the Rev. David G. 
 and Mary C. (Daveis) Haskins, and only grandson of Charles S. 
 Daveis, adm. 1876 ; b. Roxbury, Mass., 5 March, 1845 ; Har- 
 vard College, 1866 ; admitted to the bar at Boston, 1870 ; 
 assistant secretary Mass. Soc. Cin. 1878. 
 
 JJ^antinQSy JJt^^in, b. Cambridge, Mass., 23 March, 1754 ; d. 
 there, 16 Feb. 1839; Harvard University, 1772; entered the 
 army in 1775; com. captain in H. Jackson's (16th) regiment, 
 20 May, 1777 ; transferred to Brooks's (7th) regiment in 1783. 
 
 HASTINGS, EDMUND TROWBRIDGE, of Medford, only 
 son of John, adm. 1839 ; b. 15 May, 1789; d. 13 May, 1861. 
 
 HASTINGS, EDMUND TROWBRIDGE, eldest son of Ed- 
 mund Trowbridge, adm. 1863 ; b. Cambridge, 3 March, 1816; 
 resides in Medford, Mass. 
 
 fj^tnif), Wiilliam, major-general, b. Roxbury, Mass., 2 
 March, 1737; d. there 24 Jan. 1814; captain Ancient and 
 Honorable Artillery Company in 1770; colonel of the Suffolk 
 
THE CINCINNATI. 45 
 
 regiment; representative in 17G1 and 1771-74; delegate to 
 Provincial Congress, 1774-75; brigadier-general, and 20 June, 
 1775, major-general Massachusetts militia; app. by Congress 
 brigadier-general 22 June, 1775 ; major-general 9 Aug. 1776; 
 com. on the Hudson, 1779-83 ; member of the convention 
 whicli ratified the U.S. Constitution, 1788; State senator, 
 1791-92 ; judge of probate for Norfolk County, 1793; chosen 
 lieutenant-governor of Massachusetts, 1806, declined. 
 
 HEATH, WILLIAM S., of Roxbury, eldest male heir of Gen. 
 Heath, adm. 1844; deceased. 
 
 ?^Ci>toOOtl, JScnjamin, b. Shrewsbury, Mass., 25 Oct. 1756; 
 d. Worcester, 6 Dec. 1816; Harvard University, 1775; 
 lieutenant in Nixon's regiment, 1775 ; paymaster 1 Jan. 1777 ; 
 captain 10 April, 1779; after the war he was a farmer; judge 
 of Court of Common Pleas, Worcester County, 1802-11; 
 twice a presidential elector ; assistant treasurer Mass. Soc. Cin. 
 1783. 
 
 HEYWOOD, BENJ. FRANKLIN, M.D. (Yale Medical College, 
 1815), eldest son of Benjamin, adm. 1858 ; b. Worcester, Mass., 
 24 April, 1792; d. 7 Dec. 1869; Dartmouth College, 1812; 
 physician of Worcester. 
 
 HEYWOOD, JOHN G., adm. 1871 ; resides in Worcester, Mass. 
 
 ?l^lltrreti), SSIlIliam, of Dracut, Mass., son of Major Ephraim, 
 an early settler of Dracut ; ensign in INI. Jackson's (8th) regi- 
 ment ; com. lieutenant 14 Sept. 1780 ; served through the war ; 
 afterwards high sheriff of Middlesex County ; deceased. 
 
 ?^in, Sf^fWTtai), d. Boston, 16 July, 1801, a. 45 ; com. lieutenant 
 in H. Jackson's regiment, 25 Oct. 1779 ; in Sprout's (2d) regi- 
 ment in 1783. 
 
 fJ^intiBy 3Jartl0tt, com. lieutenant in Marshall's (10th) regi- 
 ment, 30 Jan. 1777; afterwards captain-lieutenant; deceased. 
 
 ^iiUlU, 30?)Jl) *^o™- lieutenant in Crane's artillery, 22 Feb. 
 1780; afterwards inspector and superintendent of music; d. 
 April, 1788. 
 
46 MASSACHUSETTS SOCIETY OF 
 
 P|0i)tJ5, JJOi^U, lieutenant in H. Jackson's (IGth) regiment ; com. 
 captain in 9th regiment, 24 July, 1781 ; in Mellen's (3d) regi- 
 ment, 1783 ; U.S. Marshal for the district of Maine, 1794-99; 
 d. Portland, Me., 1802. 
 
 HODGE, JAMES THACHER, adm. 18G4; b. Newburyport, 
 Mass., 12 March, 1816; d. by the foundering of a steamer in 
 which he was a passenger, in a gale on Lake Superior, 15 Oct. 
 1871 ; Harvard University, 1836 ; son of Michael Hodge, of 
 Newburyport, and Betsey Hayward Elliott, widow of Daniel A., 
 of Savannah, Ga., and daughter of Dr. James and Susannah 
 Thacher, who d. Plymouth, 27 Feb. 1871. Eminent as a 
 mineralogist and geologist, and had been for many years occu- 
 pied in surveys of the coal, copper, and other mineral regions of 
 the United States, Canada, &c. ; succeeded his grandfather. Dr. 
 James Thacher. 
 
 HODGE, JOHN RUSSELL, adm. 1874; eldest son of James 
 Thacher Hodge ; resides in Plymouth, Mass. 
 
 fl^OltirOOit) IBabitl, b. Wrentham, Mass., 10 Feb. 1748 ; d. 
 30 Jan. 1834; lieutenant in Shepard's (4th) regiment; com. 
 captain 14 April, 1780. 
 
 fJ^OltttVif ^atOn, d. about 1810 ; 2d lieutenant in Whitcomb's 
 regiment in siege of Boston; lieutenant and afterwards captain 
 in Brooks's (7th) regiment ; made prisoner by the Indians in 
 1778, while serving in the northern army, and held some time 
 in captivity, to the permanent injury of his health. ' 
 
 ll^Oltren, ^IJtl, of Sudbury, Mass., d. New York City, 3 Aug. 
 1818, a. 67; adjutant of Nixon's (6th) regiment from May, 
 1775, and present at siege of Boston; com. captain, 1 Jan. 
 1777; selectman in Marlborough. 1783. 
 
 jD^OltJfJt, SO^n, b. Concord, Mass., 1753; d. Leicester, Mass., 
 13 March, 1828 ; lieutenant and adjutant in Joseph Read's 
 regiment in siege of Boston ; com. lieutenant in Nixon's (6th) 
 regiment, 13 April, 1780; present at the battle of Bunker's 
 Hill ; one of the storming party at Stony Point, and served 
 through the war ; major of brigade under Sullivan in Rhode 
 Island, 1778-79. 
 
THE CINCINNATI. 47 
 
 P?Oltrtn, HfiJl, of Sudbury, d. Newark, N.J., 19 April, 1823, a. 
 G'J ; com. lieutenant in Nixon's ((Uli) regiment, Jan. 1779; 
 served from 1776 to 1783; was for three yeais an officer in 
 Washington's Life Guard, and saw much hard service. 
 
 P?OUantr, KiJOrg, b. Marlboro', IVIass., 27 Dec. 1739; removed 
 to Petersham, Mass., in 1753; he served in the old French war 
 (1757-03) ; com. lieutenant in Putnam's (5th) regiment 11 
 Marcli, 1778 ; after the war he removed to New York, where 
 he was living in 1820 ; deceased. 
 
 ^OUantr^ }3«1^^» brother of Ivory, b. Shrewsbury, Mass., 19 
 Nov. 1752; d. Bangor, Me., 21 May, 1844; entered the army 
 in 1775; ensign in Putnam's (5th) regiment; com. lieutenant 
 18 Oct. 1780 ; also paymaster and clothier of 5th regiment ; 
 captain of militia in suppressing Shays's insurrection, of which 
 he wrote a manuscript account covering 250 pages. 
 
 HOLLAND, CHARLES TURNER, only son of Park, adm. 
 1862 ; b. Eddington Bend, near Bangor, Me., 25 June, 1806; 
 deceased. 
 
 fi^OUiUttVy 3^^^^) ^- Burlington, Vt., 20 Jan. 1831 ; lieutenant 
 in Vose's (1st) regiment ; promoted captain 21 March, 1782 ; 
 in H. Jackson's (4th) regiment, 1783. 
 
 ?^OmanS, SOijn, M.D., b. Dorchester, Mass., 1752-53 ; d. at 
 sea in June, 1800; Harvard University, 1772 ; com. surgeon in 
 Sargent's (16th) regiment, 1 Jan. 1776 ; in Sheldon's dragoons 
 from 18 Dec. 1776, until he resigned, 4 Aug. 1781 ; afterward 
 practised medicine in Boston. 
 
 HOMANS, JOHN, M.D., eldest son of Dr. John, adm. 1840 ; b. 
 Boston, 17 Sept. 1793 ; d, 17 April, 1868 ; Harvard University, 
 1812 ; M.D. 1815; physician of Brookfield, and after 1829 of 
 Boston, and president Massachusetts Medical Society. 
 
 HOMANS, CHARLES DUDLEY, M.D., eldest son of Dr. 
 John (2d), adm. 1869 ; elected secretary 1871 ; b. Brookfield, 
 5 Dec. 1826 ; Harvard University, 1846 ; practising physician 
 in Boston. 
 
48 MASSACHUSETTS SOCIETY OF 
 
 fJ^OOfHtty Zi^Jeon, b. Medfield, Mass., 12 Feb. 1752; d. Newton, 
 24 Dec. 1840 ; in a company of minute-men at Bunker's Hill, 
 and soon after promoted to ensign ; com. lieutenant in Putnam's 
 (5th) regiment, 11 April, 1780. 
 
 HOOKER, ZIBEON, eldest son of Zibeon, adm. 1841 ; b. Sher- 
 born, Mass., 6 Aj^ril, 1780 ; d. there, 7 Dec. 1869. 
 
 fj^OVtOMy IBliU^^y com, ensign in Vose's (1st) regiment, 2 April, 
 1781 ; pensioner; liying in Connecticut in 1820 ; deceased. 
 
 ?1^0Utrin» I^Cci^ael ^aiiriCl, lieutenant in Bigelow's (15th) 
 regiment, com. captain 28 June, 1779 ; captain and deputy- 
 quartermaster under St. Clair in 1791 ; d. Feb. 1802 ; supei'- 
 intendent of U.S. military stores at Albany. 
 
 fkO^^f BiCt)artr SurCOmi), b. Boston; d. 22 Jan. 1793; 
 com. ensign in 4th regiment, 21 June, 1782; app. lieutenant 
 2d U.S. infantry, 4 March, 1791 ; captain 2d sub-legion, to rank 
 from Nov. 1792. 
 
 HOWE, THOMAS, eldest brother of Richard S., adm. 1803 ; b. 
 Boston, 1763 ; d. there, 9 Aug. 1824. 
 
 HOWE, RICHARD SURCOMB, eldest son of Thomas, adm. 
 1825 ; d. 1825-26. 
 
 HOWE, THOMAS, only surviving son of Thomas, b. Boston ; adm. 
 1828; d. 1 May, 1829. 
 
 fl^Ull, (Ken. aSIilliam, b. Derby, Conn., 24 June, 1753 ; d. 
 Newton, Mass., 29 Nov. 1825; Yale College, 1772; adm. to 
 the bar in 1775 ; com. major 1 Jan. 1777; lieutenant-colonel of 
 Greaton's (3d) regiment, 12 Aug. 1779; after the war practised 
 law in Newton ; a leading member of Massachusetts Legisla- 
 ture ; major-general of militia, and efficient in quelling Shays's 
 insurrection, 1786 ; judge of Court of Common Pleas ; governor 
 of Michigan Territory, 1805-14; brigadier-general U.S.A., and 
 commanded northwestern army, and surrendered at Detroit, 15 
 Aug. 1812 ; condemned by court-martial to be shot, but par- 
 doned by President Madison ; author of a defence of himself, 
 1814; "Campaign of the Northwestern Army," 1812; deliv- 
 ered an oration before the Mass. Soc. Cin., 4 July, 1788. 
 
THE CINCINNATI. 49 
 
 f^Untf 2Spi)r(Ttm, d. Albany, Sept. 1805, a. 47 ; lieutenant in 
 H. Jackson's regiment, 9 Aug. 1781-83. 
 
 fO^UIlt, ^TijOmaS, of Watertown, Mass., b. 1758 ; d. Belle- 
 fontaine on tlie Mississippi, 18 Jan. 1808; ensign in Bond's 
 regiment at siege of Boston ; lieutenant and captain (com. 
 1 March, 1779) in II. Jackson's regiment ; fought at Lexing- 
 ton (on the morning of the battle of Lexington, being a lad of 
 seventeen, his mother met him coming down stairs from his 
 room, with his fowling-piece on his shoulder, and asked where 
 he was going. " To see what all the excitement is about." 
 She took him back to his room and locked him in. Two 
 hours after she went to let him out, but he had descended from 
 the window by the water-pipes, and reached Lexington just as 
 Lord Percy arrived. He took part in the work, and did not 
 return until forty-eight hours after the British were in Boston. 
 He was afterwards appointed ensign in Bond's regiment.), 
 Bunker's Hill, at Stony Point, where he received a bayonet 
 wound, and in Wayne's Indian campaign, 1794; app. captain 
 2d U.S. infiintry, 4 March, 1791 ; major 2d sub-legion, Feb. 
 1793; lieutenant-colonel 1st infantry, April, 1802; colonel 11 
 April, 1803. 
 
 HUNT, HENRY JACKSON, grandson of Capt. Thomas, adm. 
 1867; b. Detroit, Mich., 1819; West Point, 1839; entering 
 the artillery, he was brevetted captain and major for gallantry 
 in the Mexican war; major 5th artillery, 14 May, 1861; 
 lieutenant-colonel 3d artillery, 1 Aug. 1863; colonel 5th 
 artillery, 4 April, 1869; brigadier-general volunteers, 15 Sept. 
 1862 ; commanded the artillery of the army of the Potomac in 
 its various battles and sieges; brevet brigadier-general U.S.A., 
 13 March, 1865. He was engaged in all of the following bat- 
 tles : Siege of Vera Cruz, Yorktown, and Petersburg, Cerro 
 Gordo, Churabusco, Molino del Rey, Chapultepec, Bull Run, 
 Gaines Mills, Garrett's Farms, White Oak Swamp, Glendale, 
 Malvern Hill, South Mountain, Antietam, Fredericksburg, 
 Gettysburg, Rappahannock, The Wilderness, Spottsylvauia, 
 North Anna, Cold Harbor, assault of Petersburg, 1864; assault 
 and capture of Petersburg, 1865; pursuit and surrender, 1865, 
 
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50 MASSACHUSETTS SOCIETY OF 
 
 of General Lee's army. He received many very favorable 
 notices for his gallantly and meritorious conduct during these 
 engagements. Address, Atlanta, Ga. 
 
 ^UrtJ, Jj0i[)U, Jr., d. Boston, 21 Aug. 1784, a. 24; com. ensign 
 18 June, 1781, in H. Jackson's (9th) regiment. 
 
 KUfiCrSOn, ©ftOtfiC, d. Keene, N.H., July, 1805, a. 51 ; enter- 
 ing Gridley's regiment of Massachusetts artillery (afterwards 
 Knox's and finally Crane's), he served from Bunker's Hill to 
 Yorktown, having been com. 1st lieutenant 10 June, 1779 ; ajjp. 
 lieutenant of U.S. artillery, 4 March, 1791; captain April, 
 1793 ; major 8 July, 1802, to 1 Dec. 1804. 
 
 INGERSOLL, GEORGE GOLDTHWAIT, D.D. (Harvard 
 University, 1845), only son of George; adm. 1818; b. Boston, 
 4 July, 1796; d. Keene, N.H., 16 Sept. 1863 ; Harvard Uni- 
 versity, 1815 ; pastor of Unitarian Church, Burlington, Vt., 30 
 May, 1822, to 31 March, 1844; and of the Unitarian Society 
 in East Cambridge, 5 Dec. 1847, to 14 Oct. 1849. 
 
 J^aCi^jSOn, ^masa, b. Newton, Mass., 5 June, 1765 ; d. New 
 York City ; com. ensign 30 Oct. 1782, m the regiment of his 
 father. Col. Michael Jackson ; afterward president of a New 
 Y'"ork City bank. 
 
 JJaCltSOtl, C^ljatlCS, b. Newton, 4 Jan. 1767 ; d. unmarried in 
 Georgia, 1801 ; com. ensign 4 Feb. 1783, in the regiment of 
 his father, Col. Michael. 
 
 JJaCftSOn, IBaUiCl, b. Newton, Mass., 23 July, 1753 ; d. Water- 
 town, Mass., 13 Dec. 1833; present at Lexington battle; 
 sergeant in Foster's artillery company at siege of Boston ; in 
 Bryant's comj^any at Fort Washington, and for six months a 
 prisoner ; pointed the cannon that destroyed four British vessels 
 in the North River, for which service promoted to lieutenant ; 
 com. 1st lieutenant 12 Sept. 1778 ; succeeded to the command 
 of the company on the fall of Bryant at Brandywine, where all 
 the officers except himself, and more than half the company, 
 were killed or wounded, and received the thanks of Gen. Knox 
 
THE CINCINNATI. 51 
 
 for his bravery ; also at Germantown, Monmouth, and York- 
 town ; brevet major at the close of the war ; major U.S. artil- 
 lery, 1798-1803; warden of the Charlestown State prison; 
 vice-president of the Mass. Soc. Cin., 1832-33. 
 
 JACKSON, DANIEL, eldest son of Major Daniel, adm. 1834; 
 b. Newton, Mass., 30 Aug. 1785 ; d. 31 May, 1835. 
 
 JACKSON, FRANCIS, son of Daniel, grandson of Major Dan- 
 iel, adra. 1870 j b. Newbern, N.C., 15 Feb. 1831 ; resides in 
 Lanesville, Essex Co., Mass. 
 
 StlCfeSOn, 32t0ne?tr, son of Col. Michael, b. 18 Dec. 1763 ; d. 
 Middletown, Conn., 81 Oct. 1837; com. 2d lieutenant in Crane's 
 artillery, 27 June, 1781. 
 
 JACKSON, EBENEZER, eldest son of Lieut. Ebenezer, adm. 
 1857 ; deceased. 
 
 JaCUSOn, (HSftn, fi^tntSf b. Boston, 1747 ; d. there, 4 Jan. 
 1809 ; com. colonel 16th Massachusetts regiment, 12 Jan. 1777 ; 
 commanded the 9th regiment under Sullivan in Rhode Island 
 in 1778, and at Springfield^ N.J., in 1780 ; colonel 4th regiment 
 1783 ; the first treasurer Mass. Soc. Cin. 1783-1809 ; major- 
 general of Massachusetts militia, 1793-97. 
 
 JACKSON, EDWARD, only nephew of Gen. Henry, adm. 1809 ; 
 deceased. 
 
 JACKSON, JOSEPH HENRY, eldest male heir of Gen. Henry 
 (subsequently took the name of Thayer), adm. 1826 ; deceased. 
 
 JfaCttSOn, IWlCijaCl, b. Newton, Mass., 18 Dec. 1734; d. there, 
 10 April, 1801 ; lieutenant in the French war; captain at Lex- 
 ington ; major of Gardner's regiment at Bunker's Hill; lieuten- 
 ant-colonel of Bond's regiment at siege of Boston and invasion 
 of Canada ; severely w'ounded at Montressor's Island, N.Y., 23 
 Sept. 1776 ; colonel 8th regiment from 1 Jan. 1777, to the 
 end of the war, in which his five bi'others and five sons were 
 engaged. 
 
 JaCifeSOU, ifWiCljiTfl, Jr., b. Newton, 12 Sept. 1759 ; son of Col. 
 Michael, ensign and paymaster in his father's regiment, 1 Jan. 
 1777 ; com. lieutenant 15 Dec. 1779; d. 15 Oct. 1802. 
 
52 MASSACHUSETTS SOCIETY OF 
 
 JJaCfeSOn, ^Sitnon, b. Newton, 20 Nov. 1760 ; d. there, 17 Oct. 
 1818; son of Col. Michael, lieutenant in his father's reginaent, 
 1779 ; com. captain 12 April, 1782. 
 
 JJaCftSOtt, 2ri)0tnaS, com. captain in Crane's artillery, 22 Feb. 
 1780; d. 1790. 
 
 JACKSON, THOMAS, only son of Capt. Thomas, adm. 1802; 
 assistant secretary, 1821-34; secretary from 1834 to his death 
 in Boston, 6 Dec. 1850, a. 73 ; merchant. 
 
 ^tJffttlS, .SanrUfl, lieutenant in Crane's artillery ; com. 1st 
 lieutenant 10 Oct. 1778 ; d. before 1812. 
 
 JJOijnStOn, lJOl}n, adm. 1789; d. Boston, 28 June, 1818, a. 66; 
 a painter and member of Paddock's artillery company of Bos- 
 ton ; captain in Knox's, afterwards Crane's artillery, serving in 
 that arm from April, 1775, to Oct. 1777, when he was wounded 
 and made prisoner. After the war he was a portrait-painter in 
 Boston ; succeeded by J. J. Soren. 
 
 KEYS, ALEX. BROOKS, grandson of Alex. S. Brooks, and 
 great-grandson of Gov. John Brooks, adm. 1869 ; b. Dedham, 
 Mass., 26 July, 1846; com. 2d lieutenant 1st battalion Massa- 
 chusetts heavy artillery, 25 Ma)', 1864; 2d lieutenant 12th U.S. 
 infantry, 23 Feb. 1866; 1st lieutenant and brevet-captain 10th 
 cavalry. Address in 1879, Fort Concho, Texas. 
 
 f^tHani) J)OSfpt> ^f Gloucester, b. 1739 ; living in 1816; lieu- 
 tenant 5 May, 1775, at siege of Boston ; afterward in Putnam's 
 (5th) regiment; captain 14 Oct. 1780 ; in Vose's (1st) regiment, 
 1783 ; deceased. 
 
 i^ilTfi, ZclJUlOtt, b. Raynham, Mass., 16 Oct. 1750, lieutenant in 
 Bradford's (14th) regiment; com. captain 4 Oct. 1780; in 
 Brooks's (7th) regiment, 1783; emigrated to Ohio after the 
 war, and killed there by the Indians in May, 1789. 
 
 Itnap, iJWOSeS, b. Mansfield, Mass., 1743; d. 7 Nov. 1809; 
 captain in Joseph Read's regiment at siege of Boston ; in 
 Shepard's (4th) regiment, 1777-78 ; com. major in Marshall's 
 (10th) regiment, 5 Nov. 1778; iu Cobb's (5th) regiment in 
 1783. 
 
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 KNAPP, HIRAM, of Franklin, Mass., eldest son of Moses, adm. 
 1857 ; b. \S April, 1787 ; d. 18 Aug. 18G5. 
 
 KNAPP, GILBERT CLARK, eldest son of Hiram, adm. 
 18GG; resides in Franklin, Mass.; b. Franklin, Mass., 12 Jan. 
 18U. 
 
 W^nO^t fi^tnVSf one of the originators and founders of the Soci- 
 ety of the Cincinnati ; its first secretary-general, and first vice- 
 president of the Massachusetts Society ; b. Boston, 25 July, 
 1750 ; d. Thomaston, Me., 25 Oct. 1806 ; bookseller and mem- 
 ber of an artillery company in Boston ; aide to Gen. Ward, and 
 an engineer at the siege of Boston ; colonel of Massachusetts 
 regiment of artillery, Nov. 1775 ; brigadier-general 27 Dec. 
 1776, and commanded the artillery of the main army during the 
 whole war; major-general 22 March, 1782; Secretary of War, 
 March, 1785, to Dec. 1795 ; subsequently a member of the legis- 
 lature and of the executive council of Massachusetts ; succeeded 
 by H. K. Thacher. 
 
 BnOtolCS, ®i)arlPS, of Massachusetts, d. 1796; entered the 
 army in 1775 ; com. a lieutenant in Crane's artillery, 1 Jan. 
 1777; captain-lieutenant and paymaster, 13 Sept. 1780; left 
 the State in 1787, and d. unmarried. 
 
 2LaCtUtr, Simon, b. Thompson, Conn., 1754; d. Pittsfield, 
 Mass., 16 Nov. 1817; ensign in D. Brewer's regiment, May, 
 1775, at siege of Boston ; lieutenant in Eb. Francis's regiment 
 in 1776 ; ndjutant in Shepard's (4th) regiment, 1 Jan. 1777 ; 
 captain, 5 Nov. 1778; aide to Gen. Glover in 1782; settled 
 in Pittsfield in 1784 ; member of Congress, 1801-5 ; colonel 
 9th U.S. infantry, 1812-15; many years sheriff of Berkshire 
 County. 
 
 HaUflljtOn, 2]2ainiam, com. surgeon's mate in Bigelow's (15th) 
 regiment, 20 April, 1780; in Vose's regiment in 1783. De- 
 ceased. 
 
 LAWTON, CHARLES O., gr. gr. grandson of Hez. Ripley, an 
 original member; adm. 1879 ; b. Leominster, Mass., 24 April, 
 1857. 
 
54 MASSACHUSETTS SOCIETY OF 
 
 LAWRENCE, AMOS ADAMS, son of Amos, grandson of Ma- 
 jor Samuel, of Groton, adm. 1863 ; merchant of Boston ; b. 31 
 July, 1814; Harvard University, 1835; resides Longwood, 
 Mass. 
 
 HCctiJCntotlttlj, t^Catijanicl, com. surgeon's mate in M. Jack- 
 son's (8th) regiment, 1 Feb. 1780; d. before 1812. 
 
 iUCCt IBjlUtCl) of Sheffield, lieutenant in Sj^rout's (12th) regi- 
 ment; captain in Greaton's (3d) regiment, 1 Jan. 1777; pen- 
 sioner; living in Pennsylvania in 1820; deceased. 
 
 Hce, SMilliatn 3^., b. Manchester, Mass., 1744; d. Salem, 
 Mass., 26 Oct. 1824 ; removed early in life to Marblehead, 
 where he was a merchant ; captain in Glover's regiment, 1775 ; 
 major in 1776, lieutenant-colonel in 1777, and colonel in 1778. 
 A brave and skilful officer, and iiighly esteemed by Washing- 
 ton. In a resolution of the Continental Congress, expressed in 
 • very complimentary terms. Col. Lee was recommended to Wash- 
 ington for the appointment of adjutant-general of the army, which 
 appointment he declined, preferring, as he stated to Washington, 
 to remain in the field at the head of his regiment. U.S. col- 
 lector of the i5ort of Salem, 1802-24. 
 
 LEE, W^ILLIAM RAYMOND, eldest grandson of Col. W. R. 
 Lee, adm. a member of the Society 1867 ; civil engineer ; sei'ved 
 dui'ing the War of the Rebellion 1861-65 as colonel of the 20th 
 Mass. Infantry ; brevetted brigadier-general for gallant and meri- 
 torious services during the war ; chief engineer of M.V.M. on 
 the staff of His Excellency John A. Andrew, with the rank of 
 brigadier-general, and charged with the duty of preparing a 
 system of obstructions to the entrance of Boston harbor ; U.S. 
 assessor internal revenue, 3d district of Mass., 1868-72 ; resides 
 in Boston^ 
 
 Htlantr, JJOSCpIj, b. Grafton, Mass., 1757; d. Saco, Me., 1839 ; 
 entered the army as a private, or non-commissioned officer; com. 
 lieutenant in Wesson's (9th) regiment, 28 Dec. 1777 ; in M. 
 Jackson's (8th) regiment in 1783; afterward settled in Saco; 
 member of State Senate. 
 
THE CINCINNATI. 55 
 
 LELAND, JOSEPH W., eldest son of Joseph, iidm. 1852; b. 
 Saco, 1805; d. there, 7 Sept. 1858; Bowdoin College, 1826; 
 lawyer in Saco ; some years county attorney. 
 
 ILttinaptr, St'tCO^t ^^- Bndgewater, Mass., 1757 ; d. there, 
 April, 1811 ; com. ensign 27 Feb. 1782, in Sprout's (2d) 
 regiment. 
 
 HilUe, SOljU) b. Boston, 18 July, 1753 ; d. West Point, N.Y., 
 22 Sept. 1801 ; a cooper by trade, and a member of Paddock's 
 artillery company ; lieutenant of artillery, 1775; com. ca{)tain 
 1 Nov. 1778, and afterwards aide to Gen. Knox ; served with 
 distinction at Long Island, AVhite Plains, Trenton, and Prince- 
 ton, Brandywine, massacre at Paoli (bringing off his cannon in 
 safety), Germantown, and Monmouth; app. captain 2d U.S. ar- 
 tillery, 16 Feb. 1801 ; commanded at West Point at the time of 
 his death. 
 
 LILLIE, JOHN, eldest son of Major John, adm. 1812; b. Mil- 
 ton, Mass., 8 May, 1791 ; d. Willimantic, Conn., 20 Jan. 1855 ; 
 he was the eighth cadet admitted to West Point Academy ; was 
 for a short time during the war oi 1812 a captain of Massachu- 
 setts militia ; was afterward a merchant, and about 1848 re- 
 moved from Maine to Connecticut. 
 
 LILLIE, DANIEL C, eldest sou of John, adm. 1855; b. 27 Feb. 
 1828 ; resides in North P^aston, Mass. 
 
 HtlUOllt) 3Scn|amin) b. Ilingham, Mass., 24 Jan. 1733; d. 
 there, 9 May, 1810 ; representative of Hingham in the General 
 Court, 1772-74; member of Provincial Congress, 1774-75 ; its 
 secretary, 1775 ; major-general of militia, 1776 ; app. major- 
 general by the Continental Congress, 19 Feb. 1777 ; second in 
 command at the surrender of Burgoyne, and severely wounded, 
 8 Oct. 1777 ; took command of the Southern army in Dec. 
 1778; repulsed an assault of Savannah, Ga., 9 Oct. 1779 ; sur- 
 rendered Charleston to Sir H. Clinton, 12 May, 1780, after a 
 vigorous defence ; commanded the centre at Yorktown, and re- 
 ceived there the capitulation of Cornwallis's army, 19 Oct. 1781 ; 
 Secretary of War, 1781-84; commanded the force that sup- 
 pressed the insurrection of Shays, 1787 ; collector of Boston, 
 
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 1789-1808 ; member of the convention which ratified the U.S. 
 Constitution; first president Mass. Soc. Cin. 1783-1810. 
 
 LINCOLN, THEODORE, of Dennysville, Me., son of Theodore 
 and grandson of Gen. Benjamin, adm. 1854; deceased. 
 
 LINCOLN, BENJAMIN, eldest living son of Theodore, adm. 
 1867 ; resides in Dennysville, Me. 
 
 ILintOln, J^UfUS, b. Taunton, Mass., 23 Nov. 1751 ; d. Ware- 
 ham, Mass., 11 Feb. 1838; a lieutenant at siege of Boston; 
 raised a company at Taunton, and com. lieutenant in Brad- 
 ford's (14th) regiment, 31 Jan. 1777; captain, 13 April, 1780; 
 in Brooks's (7th) regiment, 1783 ; made j^risoner at Derby, 
 near Philadelphia, in 1777 ; exchanged in 1778 ; removed to 
 Wareham in 1799. 
 
 LINCOLN, RUFUS, eldest son of Rufus, adm. 1856 ; b. Taun- 
 ton, Mass., 26 Sept. 1785 ; d. Wareham, Mass., 29 Jan. 1868. 
 
 ILiSUlCU) SOijn, com. 2d lieutenant Crane's artillery, 1 Feb. 
 1777 ; accidentally killed by a fall vphile a U.S. commissary 
 of public stores at Albany, where his widow, Ann, was living 
 some years later (1808). 
 
 HOCfeiDOOtr, Mt^, fflSaiUiam, b. Wethersfield, Conn., 21 Jan. 
 1753; d. Glastenbury, Conn., 23 June, 1828; Yale College, 
 1774; tutor there, 1779-80; chaplain 1st Massachusetts bri- 
 gade, 1783 ; pastor of First Church in Medford, 1784-96; of 
 Glastenbury, 1797-1804. 
 
 ILOttl, JJCtenrialj, of Berwick, Me., d. there about 1795 ; com, 
 ensign in Nixon's (6th) regiment, 15 June, 1781. 
 
 LOTHROP, SAMUEL KIRKLAND, D.D. (Harvard Univer- 
 sity, 1852), grandson and eldest representative of Rev. Samuel 
 Kirkland, chaplain in the Revolutionary army, on the staff" of 
 Gen. Sullivan, 1779 ; adm. 1868 ; b. Utica, N.Y., 13 Oct. 1804 ; 
 Harvard University, 1825 ; ordained Dover, N.H., 18 Feb. 
 1829 ; pastor of Brattle Street (Unitarian) Church, Boston, 
 since 18 June, 1834; author of "Life of S. Kirkland," "His- 
 tory of Brattle Street Church," «S:c. 
 
THE CINCINNATI. 67 
 
 ILOUCU) ^amtUy b. Boston, 9 July, 1758 ; d. St. Matthew's 
 Parish, S.C., 10 July, 1850 ; Harvard University, 177G ; son of 
 James, member of Con<i;ress ; grandson of " Master " John Lov- 
 ell ; adjutant of II. Jackson's regiment, 1778-79 ; afterwards of 
 Lee's legion, and in many battles from Lexington to Eutaw ; a 
 planter in South Carolina, where he d, without issue ; vice-pres- 
 ident Mass. Soc. Cin., 1849-50. 
 
 LOVELL, MANSFIELD, eldest male heir of Lieut. James, adm. 
 1854 ; b. District of Columbia about 1822 ; West Point, 1842 ; 
 served under Taylor and Scott through Mexican war ; resigned 
 in 1814; assistant street-commissionei', New York, 1858-61; 
 major-general C.S.A., in command at New Orleans when that 
 city was evacuated in 1862; now civil engineer in New York 
 City. 
 
 2Lunt, HaniCl, b. 1751 ; living at Westbrook, Me., in 1819; com. 
 2d lieutenant in E. Francis's regiment, 3 Feb. 1777 ; captain in 
 Tupper's regiment, 18 March, 1780; deceased, 
 
 SLgman, dtOtntliXlUy of Northampton, com. ensign 1 Jan. 
 
 1781 ; app. lieutenant 2d infantrj', March, 1791 ; captain July, 
 
 1792 ; d. 23 Mai'ch, 1805, at Fort Knox, Indian Territory. 
 LYMAN, JAMES WILKINSON, only surviving child of Capt. 
 
 Cornelius, adm. 1818 ; deceased. 
 LYMAN, WILLIAM, cousin and eldest male relative of James 
 
 W., adm. 1822 ; deceased. 
 
 l^artJlC, P?rnrg, d. Westboro', Mass., 22 Sept. 1841, a. 86 ; 
 
 ensign in Bigelow's (15tli) regiment at Rhode Island in 1778 ; 
 
 com. lieutenant 28 Jjine, 1779 ; adjutant 5th regiment, 1783. 
 JHtlSOU, UaiJltf, Jr., of Boston, son of Col. David, com. 1st 
 
 lieutenant in Crane's artillery, 23 Oct. 1782 ; succeeded by John 
 
 Bryant; deceased. 
 MASON, JAMES MEANS, eldest male heir of James Means, 
 
 adm. 1846; deceased. 
 
 JttapUlfU, fl^ViQi)y b. Ireland, 27 April, 1733 ; d. at sea, 14 Oct. 
 1799 ; served five campaigns in the war of 1756-63, and was 
 made prisoner at Fort Edward ; settled in Charlemont, now 
 
58 MASSACHUSETTS SOCIETY OF 
 
 Heath, Mass., in 1773 ; a captain in Prescott's regiment at 
 Bunker's Hill, and wounded there ; captain in Bailey's regiment 
 in 1776 ; major July, 1777, and in the battles at Saratoga; com. 
 lieutenant-colonel in M. Jackson's (8th) regiment, 1 Aug. 1782. 
 
 MAXWELL, HUGH, eldest son of Lieut.-Col. Hugh, adm. 1826; 
 d. Heath, Mass., 23 Feb. 1849. 
 
 MAXWELL, WILLIAM MUNROE, only living son of Hugh, 
 whom he succeeded in 1872 ; resides in Heath, Mass. 
 
 J^agnartf, JJO'jn, of Lancaster, Mass., b. Framingham, 14 
 May, 1753 ; d. 21 Jan. 1823 ; acting ensign, and wounded at 
 Bunker's Hill; com. lieutenant in Greaton's (3d) regiment, 11 
 Nov. 1777 ; afterward quartermaster. 
 
 J^agnartr, JOnatljan, b. Framingham, 22 May, 1752; d. 
 there, 17 Jul}^, 1835; Harvard University, 1775; in battle of 
 Bunker's Hill ; lieutenant, afterward captain, in Brooks's (7th) 
 regiment; a prisoner, and exchanged in Dec. 1780; member 
 of the House and Senate of Massachusetts ; brother of Capt. 
 William. 
 
 |Hafinartr» aSIilliam, b. Framingham, Mass., 29 March, 
 1745 ; lieutenant in Gardner's (afterward Nixon's) regiment in 
 May, 1755, and wounded at Bunker's Hill; subsequently cap- 
 tain in Invalid regiment ; d. in South Carolina, whither he went 
 about 1788, and where he was a teacher, 
 
 MAYNARD, JOHN, eldest son of Capt. William, adm. 1804 ; b. 
 Framingham, 3 Oct. 1766; d. Scarborough, Me., June, 1818. 
 
 MAYNARD, CORNELIUS D., eldest son of John, adm. 1839 ; 
 deceased. 
 
 il^C^ag, llanitl, com. ensign 10 May, 1782; in Vose's (1st) 
 regiment in 1783 ; deceased. ^ 
 
 S^CBentirg, SMilltam, of Easton (formerly Stoughton), b. 
 1750 ; d. Canton, Mass., Aug. or Sept. 1798. John, his father, 
 came from Antrim, Ireland, and d. in 1786; com. lieutenant 
 and quartermaster in Brooks's (7th) regiment, 20 Oct. 1781. 
 
 McKENDRY, GEO. ALBERT, great-grandson of Archibald, 
 eldest and only brother of William, adm. 1857 ; b. Dorchester, 
 1 Oct. 1836; resides in Westboro', Mass. 
 
THE CINCINNATI. 69 
 
 fllcans, James, of Westbrook, Me., d. 1832 ; sergeant in 
 Williams's company of Phinnoy's regiment at siege of Boston ; 
 com. ensign 3 Aug. 177G; 2d lieutenant in Brewer's regiment 
 in 1777; com. captain in Sprout's (12th) regiment, 5 July, 
 1779 ; succeeded by James Means Mason. 
 
 IHrlKSi), Samuel, of Roxbury, d. there, Sept. 1797, a. 42 ; 
 com. 1() Sept. 1778, lieutenant in Greaton's (3d) regiment, 
 afterwards paymaster; widow, Elizabeth, d. in Roxbury, Mass., 
 1804. 
 
 ifHiller, JJcrcmialj, d. Richmond, Berkshire Co., Mass., 3 Aug. 
 1785 ; ensign in Patterson's regiment at siege of Boston ; lieu- 
 tenant in 1776 ; com. captain and paymaster in Vose's (1st) reg- 
 iment, 1 Jan. 1777 ; severely wounded at Monmouth. 
 
 ^lllCl% JJOSCfllj, com. lieutenant and adjutant in Smith's (13th) 
 regiment, 25 May, 1780 ; in Tupper's (6th) regiment in 1783 ; 
 deceased. 
 
 ii^llIS, JJOi^U, of Boston, d. unmarried Greenville, Ohio, 8 July, 
 1796 ; ensign in Whitcomb's regiment at siege of Boston ; com. 
 lieutenant in Patterson's regiment, 26 March, 1777 ; cajitain in 
 Vose's (1st) regiment, 16 April, 1779-83 ; app. captain 2d U.S. 
 infantry, 4 March, 1791; major 2d sub-legion, 19 Feb. 1793; 
 adjutant and inspector of the army, 13 May, 1794, and distin- 
 guished in Wayne's Indian campaign of 1794-95. 
 
 JUllIS, 2125iUiant, of Westminster, com. ensign in Bradford's 
 (14th) regiment, 31 Jan. 1777; captain, 11 IMay, 1781; in 
 Brooks's (7th) regiment in 1783 ; settled in Ohio in 1789 ; d. 
 Ohio before 1812. 
 
 I^OOerS, i5nt|amin, b. Haverhill, Mass., 1 April, 1758; d. 
 Plattsburg, N.Y., 20 Feb. 1838 ; entered the army an ensign; 
 present at the surrender of Burgoyne and of Cornwallis ; com. 
 ensign in Moses Hazen's regiment ; soon after was promoted to 
 lieutenant and adjutant; served in that capacity to the close of 
 the war ; composed one of the guard at the execution of Andre ; 
 after the war he settled in Plattsburg, N.Y. ; first sheriff of the 
 county ; State Assembly four terms ; president of N.Y. Senate 
 four terms ; officer in the militia at an eai'ly day ; finally rose to 
 
60 MASSACHUSETTS SOCIETY OF 
 
 major-general, in which capacity he was in the U.S. service in 
 1812, and commanded at battle of Plattsburg in 1814 with such 
 credit as to merit the commendation of State legislature, and the 
 presentation of a sword ; 1798 he was appointed principal as- 
 sessor under the direct tax of that year ; 1808 was elector to 
 choose President and Vice-President ; 1809, military officer to 
 enforce embargo law; 1812, Indian agent; 38 years he was 
 treasurer of the county in which he lived. 
 
 ifHOOt, SlSItlltam, com. 2d lieutenant in Crane's artillery, 9 
 Sept. 1778 ; app. a lieutenant of artillery under the Confedera- 
 tion, 1 May, 1787 ; d. at the River St. Mary's, Ga., in 1791. 
 
 MOORE, JOHN W., h. Plattsburg, N.Y., 24 May, 1832 ; son of 
 Amasa C. Moore and Charlotte E. Mooers, and grandson of 
 Gen. Ben j. Mooers, whom he succeeded 1878; entered U.S. 
 navy 1853 as 3d assistant-engineer; 1861 was made chief engi- 
 neer ; assisted in laying the first transatlantic telegraphic cable; 
 during War of Rebellion participated in the following engage- 
 ments : Head of Passes, Mississippi River and Ram "Manassas," 
 Fort McRae and rebel batteries, 1861 ; passage of Forts Jack- 
 son and St. Philip, and capture of New Orleans, 1862 ; passage 
 of rebel batteries at Vicksl)urg, Port Hudson, 1863 ; originator 
 of plan adopted in Farragut's fleet to protect the sides of wooden 
 vessels with chain-cables, also of making ships less visible by 
 painting them the color of the banks of the Mississippi River. 
 Resides in Cliamplain, N.Y. 
 
 plOOrt, SmiUiant, of Oxford, Mass., d. 6 Aug. 1819 ; Har- 
 vard University, 1767 ; ensign in Eb. Francis's regiment, 1776 ; 
 captain-lieutenant in Shepard's (4th) regiment in Rhode Island 
 in 1778; com. captain 15 June, 1779. 
 
 JWorijan, J^fni'atnin, com. surgeon's mate in Vose's (1st) 
 regiment, 21 March, 1782; deceased. 
 
 JHorriU, ^mOS, of Epson, N.H., d. St. Albans, Vt., Jan. 1810, 
 a. 76; 1st lieutenant of Dearborn's company at Bunker's Hill; 
 captain 1st New Hampshire regiment, 8 Nov. 1776 ; major, 24 
 March, 1780-83. 
 
THE CINCINNATI. 61 
 
 Norton, cSilcTS, J. Pembroke, INIass., 25 March, 1840. a. 
 86; com. lieuteuant in Bailey's (1st) regiment, 1 Jan. 1777; 
 present at siege of Boston, surrender of Burgoyne, surren- 
 der of Cornwallis, storming of Stony Point, at West Point 
 time of Arnold's treason ; for merit received sword from Con- 
 gress. 
 
 MOSELF.Y, P:DWARD STRONG, A.M., Yale College, adm. 
 1867 ; son of Hon. Ebenezer, of Newbury port, Mass., and grand- 
 son of Col. Ebenezer, of the Revolutionary army ; b. 22 June, 
 1813; engaged in the East India trade; president of the Me- 
 chanics' National Bank, Newburyport. 
 
 JW^ClCfe, <SatttUCl, com. lieutenant and quartermaster in 
 Sprout's (12tli) regiment, 5 Sept. 1780; pensioner; living in 
 Vermont in 1820 ; deceased. 
 
 KaSOn, tN'atljanifl, d. South Berwick, Me., 27 July, 1818, a. 
 72 ; enlisted as orderly sergeant of a company raised in South 
 Berwick ; com. lieutenant in Vose's (1st) regiment, 1 Aug. 
 1779; quartermaster 1 Feb. 1782. His son, L. Q. C. Nason, 
 was elected a member in 1869. 
 
 IJCtlSOU, ft^tnVSf ensign and quartermaster in Vose's (1st) regi- 
 ment; com. lieutenant 15 March, 1782; deceased. 
 
 TSTcUjijaU, 2£jta, b. Connecticut, 1733 ; d. Salem, Mass., 7 April, 
 1798; com. 20 Feb. 17 GO, by Gov. Pownall, ensign in Rug- 
 gles's (1st) battalion, serving in the French war; commanded a 
 Lynn company in May, 1775. in Mansfield's regiment ; in Hutch- 
 inson's regiment at siege of Boston ; major in 1776 ; com. lieu- 
 tenant-colonel in Putnam's (oth) regiment, 17 May, 1777 ; 
 present at Burgoyne's surrender, and served with honor througli 
 the whole war; removed to Salem in 1783, where, in 1791, he 
 was appointed collector of U.S. revenue for a portion of Essex 
 County. 
 
 NEWHALL, THOMAS, eldest son of Ezra, adm. 1802 ; b. Sau- 
 gus, 1754; d. Salem, 1 Jan. 1832. 
 
62 MASSACHUSETTS SOCIETY OF 
 
 Nctoman, .Samuel, adm. 1786; lieutenant (two years and 
 seven months) in Craft's artillery ; afterward in the navy until 
 1783, and twice a prisoner; in the " Deane," Capt. Nicholson, 
 May to Nov. 1782; app. 2d lieutenant U.S. infantry, 4 March, 
 1791 ; captain, 7 Nov., but had been killed 4 Nov. 1791, in St. 
 Clair's battle with Miami Indians. 
 
 NEWMAN, HENRY, eldest brother of Samuel, adm. 1802; d. 
 Boston, 28 Nov. 1811, a. 56. 
 
 NEWMAN, HENRY, eldest son of Henry, adm. 1813 ; d. Bos- 
 ton, 28 July, 1861, a 78. 
 
 NlCJjOlSOn, cSamUel, b. Chestertown, Md., 1743 ; d. Charles- 
 town, Mass., 29 Dec. 1811 ; lieutenant under Paul Jones in the 
 action between the " Bon Homme Richard " and " Serapis " ; 
 captain in the navy, 17 Sept. 1779, and cruised successfully in 
 the " Deane" in 1782 ; again app. captain on the reorganization 
 of the navy, 10 June, 1794, and was the first commander of the 
 frigate " Constitution." 
 
 NICHOLSON, JAMES W. A., grandson of Samuel, b. Dedham, 
 March, 1821 ; midshipman U.S. navy 1838 ; lieutenant, 1852 ; 
 commander, 1862; captain, 1866; commodore, 1873; com- 
 manded a vessel in action (under Admiral Dupont) at Port 
 Royal, Savannah River, Fernandina, Jacksonville, and St. 
 Augustine; also commanded the ironclad "Manhattan" at the 
 capture of Mobile Bay fort and the rebel fleet ; since the war 
 has commanded vessels in the Pacific and also on the Brazilian 
 coasts ; last service commanding navy yard. New York ; resides 
 in New York City. 
 
 tlSTipon, STi^OmaS, b. Framingham, Mass., 7 May, 1736; d. on 
 the passage from Boston to Portland, 12 Aug. 1800; ensign in 
 French war, 1756-63 ; captain of minute-men, and present at 
 the battle of Lexington ; lieutenant-colonel of the regiment of 
 his brother. Gen. John Nixon, at siege of Boston ; colonel of the 
 6th regiment from 9 Aug. 1776, to 1 Jan. 1781 ; distinguished 
 at Burgoyne's surrender and other occurrences of the war, and 
 reputed a brave and efficient officer. 
 
THE CINCINNATI. • 03 
 
 NIXON, TIIOIMAS, only son of Col. Thomas, adni. 1802 ; b. 
 Framingliam, INIass., 19 March, 1762; d. there, 4 Jan. 1842; 
 fifer at the Concord fight, and quartermaster-sergeant under his 
 father until discharged, 1 Dec. 1780 ; two years a selectman of 
 Framinghara. 
 
 NIXON, WARREN, eldest son of Thomas, adm. 1843 ; b. Fra- 
 niingliam, March, 1793 ; magistrate one year; selectman fifteen 
 years ; forty-four years assessor and chairman of town board ; 
 taught school twenty-two winters; d. 4 Nov. 1872. 
 
 NIXON, MARCELLUS, b. 6 June, 1833, adm. 1873 ; resides in 
 Framingliam, Mass. 
 
 tIJCortij, Smilliani) b. Fort Frederick, Pemaquid, Me., 1755; d. 
 New York City, 3 Jan. 1836; com. captain in M. Jackson's 
 (8th) regiment, 10 May, 1777; distinguished at Saratoga and 
 Monmouth; aide to and intimate friend of Baron Steuben; 
 adjutant and inspector-general in U.S.A. (rank of brigadier- 
 general) 1798-1800; a conspicuous Federalist, once speaker 
 of the New York Assembly ; one of the First Board of Canal 
 Commissioners, and U.S. senator in 1798. 
 
 O'BRIEN, EDWARD KAVANAGH, b. Thomaston, Me., 3 Feb. 
 1833, son of Hon. John, a grandson of Ca])t. John George, of 
 the army of the Revolution, adm. 1880 ; merchant and manu- 
 facturer of lime ; Maine senate, 1868-69 ; resides Thomaston, Me. 
 
 #IliJCr, ^lepantrcr, com. ensign, 19 Oct. 1781; in Vose's (1st) 
 regiment, 1783; pensioner; living in New York in 1820; 
 deceased. 
 
 (©liber, 3Uofj0tt, h. Boston, 1738; d. Marietta, Ohio, May, 
 1810; removed to Barre while young; a teacher in 1775; 
 captain in Doolittle's regiment, 12 June, 1775 ; at siege of Bos- 
 ton ; com. major in Greaton's (3d) regiment, 1 Nov. 1777; 
 brigade-major 1780; brevet-colonel, 1782; distinguished at 
 storming of Hessian entrenchments at Saratoga ; acting adjutant- 
 general of northern army, and an excellent disciplinarian ; one 
 of the founders of Marietta, Ohio, in 1788 ; president of Terri- 
 torial Council, 1800-1803, and a judge of the Court of Common 
 Pleas. 
 
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 PALFREY, FRANCIS WINTHROP, LL.B., b. Boston, 11 
 April, 1831 ; Harvard College, 1851 ; admitted to the bar, Sept. 
 1854; lieutenant-colonet 20th regiment Mass. Vol. Inft., 1 July, 
 1861 ; colonel, 18 Dec. 1862; brevetted brig.-general U.S. Vol. 
 for gallant conduct at the battle of Autietam, Md., and for meri- 
 torious services during the w^ar, to date from March 13, 1865 ; 
 captain and lieutenant-colonel com. 1st company of Cadets, 
 M.V.M., 28 Dec. 1870 ; A.D.C. on staff of His Excellency the 
 Governor and Commander-in-Chief of Massachusetts, 25 Jan. 
 1872 ; adm. 5 July, 1875. 
 
 3|art(Ct, SltlfOn, b. Sharon or Litchfield, Conn., 12 Nov. 1755; 
 d. Newburyport, 21 Feb. 1837; he studied for a profession; 
 received a warrant from Gov. Hancock as 2d lieutenant in 
 Crane's artillery, 7 Nov. 1781 ; com. by Congress 17 Jan. 
 1782; also acting paymaster until 1783; afterward a merchant 
 in Newburyport, w^here he held many municipal offices. 
 
 ^arUCt, 3301t|anTin, of Andover, d. 1801 ; lieutenant in Wes- 
 son's, afterward H. Jackson's (9th) regiment, 1777-82. 
 
 ^avUtV, 3SliaS, b. Boston, 3 June, 1760; d. Virginia, 8 Dec. 
 1798; present with his brother Daniel at Bunker's Hill ; com. 
 2d lieutenant in Crane's artillery, 12 Sept. 1777 ; 1st lieutenant 
 2 Aug. 1780 ; in Vose's (1st) regiment, 1781-83. 
 
 PARKER, ISAAC, LL.D. (Harvard University, 1814), brother 
 of Elias, adm. 1830 ; b. Boston, 17 June, 1768 ; Harvard Uni- 
 versity, 1786 ; settled as a lawyer successively in Castine, Port- 
 land, and Boston; member of Congress from Maine, 1797-99; 
 U.S. marshal for that district, 1797-1801 ; professor of law in 
 Harvard University, 1816-27 ; judge of Supreme Court, 1806- 
 14; chief-justice, 1814 to his death, 26 July, 1830. 
 
 PARKER, EDWARD WILLIAM, eldest son of Isaac, adm. 
 1831 ; b. Castine, Me., 5 May, 1795 ; deceased. 
 
 3|attCl'S0n, JOijn, b. Farmlngton, Conn., 1743; d. Lisle, 
 Broome Co., N.Y., 19 July, 1808 ; Yale College, 1762 ; son of 
 Major John ; removed to Lenox in 1774; member of Provin- 
 cial Congress, 1774-75 ; colonel of a regiment of minute-men ; 
 served at siege of Boston, invasion of Canada, battles of Trenton 
 
THE CINCINNATI. 65 
 
 and Princeton; com. brigadier-general 21 Feb. 1777, and dis- 
 tinguished at Saratoga and Monmouth ; chief justice of County 
 Court of Lisle ; member of New York Constitutional Conven- 
 tion of 1801 ; member of Congress, 1803-05 ; vice-president 
 Mass. Soc. Ciu., 1785-86. 
 
 PeatOtrS, IStJCntjer, b. Bedford, Mass., 7 Dec. 1742 ; d. 1829 ; 
 present at Buid^er's Hill ; com. lieutenant in Alden's, afterward 
 Brooks's (7th) regiment ; in the battles with Burgoyne, and in 
 Sullivan's expedition into the Indian country. 
 
 Pcircr, Jj0i)n, b. Boston, 28 Sept. 1750; d. at his post at Fort 
 McHenry, near Vicksburg, Miss., 22 July, 1798 ; lieutenant in 
 Iviiox's artillery in 1776 ; com. captain-lieutenant in Crane's 
 artillery, 12 Sept. 1778 ; app. lieutenant under the Confedera- 
 tion, 1 May, 1787 ; lieutenant of artillery, 29 Sept. 1789 ; 
 captain Oct. 1791. 
 
 PEIRCE, JOSEPH, elder brother of John, adm. 1808 ; b. Bos- 
 ton, 25 Dec. 1745; d. there, 1 Jan. 1828; representative and 
 a prominent merchant and revolutionary patriot of Boston ; a 
 founder and second captain of the " Boston Grenadiers." 
 
 PEIRCE, HENRY AUGUSTUS, grandson of Joseph, adm. 
 1856; b. Dorchester, Mass., 15 Dec. 1808; merchant in Hono- 
 lulu, 1829-41 ; afterward in Boston ; removed to Mississippi in 
 1867 ; U.S. Minister to the Hawaiian Islands since May, 1869 ; 
 assistant treasurer Mass. Soc. Cin. since 1865; resides in San 
 Francisco, Cal. 
 
 l^fltCe, .^tlaS^ b. Groton, Mass., 27 July, 1750; d. Peterbo- 
 rough, N.H., 22 Nov. 1809; com. captain in M. Jackson's (8th) 
 regiment, 15 Dec. 1779 ; wounded in left arm, and afterward a 
 pensioner. 
 
 l^tttinUy ffiJUinCam, b. Boston, 1742; d. there, 27 Oct. 1802; 
 a mechanic and a member of Paddock's artillery company 
 before the Revolution ; lieutenant in Gridley's artillery at Bun- 
 ker's Hill;- com. captain in Knox's artillery, 1 Jan. 1776; 
 major in Crane's artillery, 12 Sept. 1778; commanded with 
 rank of lieutenant-colonel at Castle Island, Boston Harbor, 
 
66 MASSACHUSETTS SOCIETY OF 
 
 from 1786 until its cession to the U.S. in 1798 ; present at 
 siege of Boston, battles of Long Island and Harlem, and under 
 Sullivan in Rhode Island. 
 
 PERKINS, SAMUEL, eldest son of Major William, adm. 1804; 
 assistant treasurer 1835-41 ; treasurer 1841-45 ; b. Boston, 
 2 Sept. 1770 ; d. Roxbury, 1 Aug. 1846. 
 
 PERKINS, WILLIAM, eldest son of Samuel, b. 4 Oct. 1804 ; 
 adm. 1847; treasurer since that date; resides in Boston. 
 
 Peters, ^ntrrcto, b. Medfield, Mass., 24 Jan. 1742 ; d. West- 
 borough, Mass., 5 Feb. 1822 ; captain of a Mendon company in 
 Joseph Read's regiment at siege of Boston ; com. major of 
 Bailey's (2d) regiment, 1 Jan. 1777 ; lieutenant-colonel of Big- 
 elow's (loth) regiment, 26 Nov. 1779; retired 1 Jan. 1781, 
 after five years and nine months' service. 
 
 PERRY, ANDREW P., grandson of Poladore Hamlin, and great- 
 grandson of Africa Hamlin whom he succeeded in 1872 ; a 
 teacher ; resides in Maplewood, Mass. 
 
 PETERS, LOVETT, eldest son of Col. Andrew, adm. 1824 ; b. 
 
 Mendon, Mass., 19 Jan. 1769 ; d. Westborough, Mass., 15 Jan. 
 
 1863. 
 PETERS, JOHN LOVETT, eldest grandson of Lovett, adm. 
 
 1866 ; b. Detroit, Mich., 11 July, 1831 ; resides in Worcester, 
 
 Mass. 
 ^ettllTflill, SOSfPl)» ensign in Scamman's (York) regiment. 
 
 May, 1775 ; captain in L. Baldwin's regiment, 1775-76, and 
 
 at siege of Boston ; com. major in Wesson's (9th) regiment, 26 
 
 July, 1779 ; in Vose's regiment, 1781-83, and died soon after 
 
 the war. 
 
 Pl)el0n, SEtrtOartf, d. Spring island, S.C, 7 Jan. 1810, a. 52; 
 ensign in H. Jackson's (9th) regiment ; com. lieutenant 14 Oct. 
 1781 ; aide to Gen. Patterson, and com. captain 30 Sept. 1783 ; 
 received half-pay on account of wounds. 
 
 33i)flOn;, 30f^Viy d. Baltimore, Sept. 1827, a. 80; com. lieu- 
 tenant in Smith's (13th) regiment, 22 Oct. 1777 ; in 3d regiment 
 in 1783. 
 
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 ^IjClOU) iJJatn'Ctt, com. lieutenant in 11. Jackson's (IGtli) regi- 
 ment, 20 June, 1777 ; app. captain 2(1 U.S. infantry, 4 March, 
 1791 ; killed, 4 Nov. 1791, at St. Clair's defeat. 
 
 PICKERING, TIMOTHY, LL.D. (Bowdoin College, 1822; 
 Harvard College, 1835), son of Col. Timothy, an original mem- 
 ber of the Pa. Soc, adm. 1843 ; b. Salem, Mass., 7 Feb. 1777 ; 
 d. Boston, 5 May, 1846 ; first opposed an armed resistance to 
 the British troops, when (26 Feb. 1775) he, while a colonel of 
 militia, at the drawbridge in Salem, prevented their crossing 
 to seize some military stores ; Harvard University, 1796 ; law- 
 yer in Salem and Boston, and distinguished as a philologist ; 
 president of American Academy of Arts and Sciences. 
 
 PICKERING, JOHN, eldest son of John, adm. 1867 ; Harvard 
 College, 1830; member of Suffolk Bar and of the Essex Insti- 
 tute ; resident in Salem. 
 
 fierce, JJeitlamiU, b. Chelmsford, Mass., 25 Dec. 1757; d. 
 Hillsborough, N.H., 1 April, 1839 ; a private in Bridge's regi- 
 ment at) Bunker's Hill ; orderly sergeant and promoted to en- 
 sign in M. Jackson's (8th) regiment for gallantry at Bemis 
 Heights, 7 Oct. 1777 ; com. lieutenant 7 July, 1782 ; removed 
 to New Hampshii'e in 1786 ; member of General Court 1789- 
 1802; brigadier-general of militia, 1S05 ; member of Council, 
 1803-09 and 1814-18; sheriff of Hillsborough, 1809-14 and 
 1818-23; governor of New Hampshire in 1827-29; vice- 
 president Mass. Soc. Ciu. 1836-39. 
 
 PIERCE, BENJAMIN KENDRICK, eldest son of Benjamin, 
 adm. 1841 ; d. New York City, 1 April, 1850; app. 1st lieu- 
 tenant U.S.A., 12 March, 1812; captain, Oct. 1813; major 1st 
 artillery, 11 June, 1836 ; brevetted lieutenant-colonel for dis- 
 tinguished service at Fort Drane, Fla., in which he com- 
 manded, 21 Aug. 1836; lieutenant-colonel 1st artillery, 19 
 March, 1842. 
 
 PIERCE, FRANKLIN, son of Benjamin and brother of Benja- 
 min Kendrick, adm. 1852 ; b. 23 Nov. 1804 ; d. 8 Oct. 1869 ; 
 Bowdoin College, 1824; lawyer; member of Congress, 1833- 
 37; U.S. senator, 1837-42; colonel 16th U.S. infantry, 1846; 
 
68 MASSACHUSETTS SOCIETY OF 
 
 brigadier-general 3 March, 1847, serving with the army in Mex- 
 ico ; president of New Hampshire Constitutional Convention, 
 1850-51 ; president of the U.S., 1853-57. 
 
 PIERCE, JOSIAH, Jr., of Portland, adm. 1859 ; maternal grand- 
 son of Archelaus Lewis, of Westbrook, Me, ; ensign in Phinney's 
 regiment; promoted to lieutenant 18 April, 177G ; in Yose's 
 (1st) regiment, 1777 to 20 Feb. 1779. 
 
 PIERCE, HENRY D., adm. 1873; Hillsborough, N.H. 
 
 Pii^C) 3JCtt|atntUt of Douglass, Mass., removed to Pittstown, 
 N.Y., before 1788 ; ensign in Joseph Read's regiment at siege 
 of Boston ; lieutenant and afterward captain in Nixon's (6th) 
 regiment; deceased. 
 
 iiOpe, KsaaC, of Medford, d. Wells, Me., June, 1820, a. 80 ; 
 lieutenant in Cotton's regiment. May, 1775 ; com. captain in 
 Shepard's (4th) regiment, 1 Jan. 1777 ; major in 3d regiment? 
 12 Oct. 1782. 
 
 ^OpUin, Jj0ijn» b. Boston, 1743; d. Maiden, Mass., 8 May, 
 1827 ; of Welsh descent; before the war he was a tailor and a 
 member of Paddock's artillery company of Boston ; captain of 
 artillery at siege of Boston and in battle of White Plains ; ma- 
 jor in Greaton's (3d) regiment, 1 Jan. 1777; com, lieutenant- 
 colonel in Crane's artillery, 15 July, 1777; aide to Gen. Lin- 
 coln at Saratoga; officer of the customs at Boston from 1789 to 
 his death. 
 
 POPKIN, JOHN SNELLING, D.D, (Harvard University, 1815), 
 eldest son of Col, John, adm, 1827 ; b, Boston, 19 June, 1771 ; 
 d. Cambridge, Mass., 2 March, 1852 ; Harvard University, 1792 ; 
 Greek tutor there, 1795-98 ; pastor of Federal Street Church, 
 Boston, 1799-1802 ; of the First Church in Newbury, 1804-15 '■> 
 professor of Greek in Harvard University, 1815-26 ; Eliot pro- 
 fessor of Greek literature, 182(3-33. 
 
 IPorttr, J3cn|amin SonCS, b. Beverly, Mass., 20 Sept. 1763; 
 d. Camden, ]Me., 18 Aug. 1847 ; educated at Byfield Academy; 
 studied medicine with his uncle. Dr. Jones, a surgeon in Conti- 
 nental army ; com. surgeon's mate in Tupper's (Hth) regiment, 
 10 April, 1780 ; afterward practised in Maine, where he was 
 also a councillor and senator from Lincoln County. 
 
THE CINCINNATI. 69 
 
 Pratt» JJoel, of sterling, b. 1752; d. 1844; com. lieutenant in 
 Bijzelow's (15th) regiment, 1 Marcli, 1779 ; in II. Jackson's (4th) 
 regiment in 1783. 
 
 PRATT, JOEL, eldest male heir of Lieut. Joel, adm. 1845 ; 
 b. 2 March, 1789; d. 13 Sept. 18G8. 
 
 33^^fi> SO^)W, captain in Sprout's (12th) regiment, com. 5 July, 
 1779 ; d. in New York City Sept. 1812, 
 
 PREBLE, WILLIAM PITT. Jr., eldest male heir of Lieut. Jo- 
 seph Tucker, of York, Me., son of Hon. W. P. Preble, adm. 
 1845 ; b. Portland, Me., 19 April, 1819 ; lawyer and clerk U.S. 
 District Court at Portland. 
 
 ^f CSCOtt, JJOStpIj, last survivor of the original members of the 
 Mass. Soc. Cin., and vice-president in 1846-49 ; son of Dr. 
 Jonathan, b. Halifax, N.S., 6 Jan. 1762; d. Great Barrington, 
 Mass., 1852 ; entered the general army hospital as a student of 
 Dr. Brown, and at seventeen was appointed mate ; was in the 
 action at Ticonderogu ; in Sullivan's expedition against the In- 
 dians, and with Greene's army in the Carolinas ; afterward 
 for many years a physician in Halifax, N.S., succeeded by 
 Frederick Prescott Bullock in 1877. 
 
 J^l'itf* SSlilliant, heutenant in Crane's artillery ; deceased. 
 
 ^Utltam, JiUfUS, b. Sutton, Mass., 9 April, 1738; d. Marietta, 
 Ohio, 4 May, 1824; a millwright; a private soldier in the 
 campaigns of 1757-60 in Canada; then settled in New Brain- 
 tree, Mass. ; lieutenant-colonel in D, Brewer's regiment. May, 
 1775 ; employed as an engineer in constructing the siege works 
 around Boston : chief engineer of the defences of New York in 
 1776; com. colonel 5 Aug. 1776, and commanded the 5th regi- 
 ment until com. brigadier-general, 7 Jan. 1783, distinguishing 
 himself at Saratoga ; aide to Gen. Lincoln in quelling Shays's 
 insurrection; founded Marietta, Ohio, in 1788; app. a judge 
 of Northwestern Territory, 1789 ; app. brigadier-general in 
 Wayne's army against the Miami Lidians, 4 May, 1792 ; U.S. 
 surveyor-general 1793-1803 ; member of the Ohio Constitu- 
 tional Convention in 1803. 
 
70 MASSACHUSETTS SOCIETY OF 
 
 jKantrall, Gliomas, of Boston, a. New Yol-k, Jan. 1811 ; 
 entered the artillery, 24 April, 1775 ; captain-lieutenant at 
 siege of Boston and battle of Long Island ; captain and long an 
 aide to Gen. Knox ; received eight wounds and made prisoner 
 at Paoli ; severely wounded at Germautown, and left for dead. 
 
 i^atajSOIt) JJCtrUtiian, ensign in Vose's (1st) regiment, com. 15 
 June, 1781; d. before 1812. 
 
 3Cteatf, ((SftOtQty resided at Williamstown, Mass., prior to 1806, 
 
 when he moved to Salem, Washington Co., N.Y., where he d. 
 
 20 June, 1838, a. 84; ensign in Brooks's (7th) regiment; com. 
 
 lieutenant 16 April, 1780; regimental and brigade quartermaster. 
 3^CttI0l> f^tnV^y quartermaster and ensign in Col. Armaud's 
 
 legion, 1779-80; afterward lieutenant ; deceased. 
 
 3^CtntCl^) ^TintOtijg, d. 1784; sergeant in Fernald's company, 
 Phinney's regiment, 1775; com, lieutenant 13 Nov. 1776; 
 com. captain in Sprout's (12th) regiment, 14 Oct. 1780 ; brigade- 
 major 14 May to 1 Dec. 1781 ; in Vose's regiment in 1782-83. 
 (Sou Timothy, of Cornish, Me., elected a member Mass. Soc. 
 Cin. in 1838.) 
 
 3KiCe, ISTatijan, b. Sturbridge, Mass., 2 Aug. 1754; d. Burling- 
 ton, Vt., 17 April, 1834; Harvard University, 1773; son of 
 Rev. Caleb; lieutenant and adjutant in Greaton's (24th) regi- 
 ment at siege of Boston ; aide to Gen. Lincoln ; com. major 7 
 May, 1777 ; in H. Jackson's (4th) regiment in 1782-83. 
 
 RICE, NATHAN, third son of Nathan, adm. 1849 ; b. Hingham, 
 Mass., 27 Dec. 1789; d. Jacksonville, Fla., 5 March, 1852; 
 merchant of Boston. 
 
 RICE, NATHAN PAYSON, M.D. (Harvard University, 1853), 
 eldest son of Nathan, adm. 1852; b. Cambridge, Mass., 26 
 INIay, 1828; M.D. of Harvard University, 1853; graduated A.B. 
 1849 ; resides in New York City. 
 
 3KlCe, ©lliJCr, b. Sudbury, Mass., 26 July, 1752; d. Belpre, 
 Ohio ; ensign in Wesson's (9th) regiment, 1777 ; com. lieuten- 
 ant 5 Sept. 1781, in H. Jackson's regiment; in the 4th regiment 
 in 1783 ; removed from Walpole, N.H., to Marietta, Ohio, 
 about 1788. 
 
THE CINCINNATI. 71 
 
 J^lCijartrSOn, ^ill'lalj, M.D., adm. 1789; b. East Medway, 
 Mass., oO Aug. 1752; d. Medway, 10 May, 1822; studied at 
 Harvard University (1770-72) ; surgeon's mate in Greaton's 
 (3d) regiment; surgeon 6 Nov. 1776 to 1 Jan. 1781, in Put- 
 nam's (5th) regiment ; after the war, during which he was long 
 a prisoner in New York, he settled in Medway, where he was 
 eminent as a physician and also as a botanist. 
 
 RICHARDSON, HORACE, grandson of Abijah and son of 
 Joseph, adm. 1845; b. 23 Sept. 1795 ; deceased. 
 
 RICHARDSON, GEORGE DRAPER, eldest son of Horace, 
 adm. 1857 ; b. Medway, 18 Sept. 1823 ; resides in Stoneham, 
 Mass'. 
 
 J^iCttartf, SSIilliant, b. Massachusetts; d. Nashville, Tenn., 
 Jan. 1813; ensign in PI. Jackson's (16th) regiment, 1778; com. 
 lieutenant in 9th, 14 April, 1782; captain U.S.A. 1794-1800. 
 
 J^lfllffi, ?i^0?Cfeialj, b. Duxbury, Mass., 1751 ; d. 18 Oct. 1841, 
 at Kingston, whither his family removed in 1759; com. lieu- 
 tenant in Bailey's (2d) regiment, 1 Jan. 1777 ; lieutenant and 
 adjutant 1780 ; brigade quartermaster 1783. 
 
 RIPLEY, JOSEPH TILDEN, of Kingston, eldest son of Heze- 
 kiah, adm. 1843; deceased. 
 
 ROB BINS, NATHAN BACON, Jr., grandson of Hezekiah 
 Ripley, and son of Capt. N. B. Robbins, adm. 1858 ; b. Ply- 
 mouth, Mass., 31 July, 1831 ; drowned at Rochester, Minn., 
 1 July, 1859 ; Williams College, 1856 ; a lawyer of Rochester, 
 and a member of the Constitutional Convention of Minnesota. 
 
 ROBBINS, KENELM, grandson of Hezekiah Ripley, adm. 1863 ; 
 b. Plymouth, May, 1839 : d. Jackson, Miss., 28 Feb. 1870 ; 
 West Point, 1863 ; app. 2d lieutenant of 5lh cavalry, 11 June; 
 brevetted 1st lieutenant 1 Aug. 1863, for gallantry at Brandy 
 Station, Va. ; 1st lieutenant 12 June, 1864; severely wounded 
 at Opequan, 19 Sept. 1864, and brevetted captain ; captain 4th 
 infantry, 22 Jan. 1867. 
 
 J^OiJCl'tS, 3^id)artr JUrOOfee, d. 19 Jan. 1797 ; aide to Gen. 
 Lincoln, 1782 ; captain South Carolina artillery ; app. captain 
 2d U.S. infantry, 4 March, 1791 ; major 28 Feb. 1793. 
 
72 MASSACHUSETTS SOCIETY OF 
 
 JXOUUty ©UiJCt, of Wreatham, d. about 1812; com. lieutenant 
 in Putnam's (oth) regiment, 1 Jan. 1777 ; afterward a captain ; 
 left a son, Oliver, of Roxbury. 
 
 iflOUlC) SO^)Jl> ^- Gloucester, Mass., 1755; d. Lisbon, Me., Nov. 
 1816; enlisted as a private in his father's company; fought at 
 Bunker's Hill and in many important battles ; ensign in M. 
 Jackson's (8th) regiment at the peace ; commanded a company 
 in quelling Shays's insurrection, and was a skilful and coura- 
 geous officer. 
 
 .Sampson, OtrOCUet, b. Kingston, Mass., 25 April, 1749; d. 
 there, 7 July, 1823 ; Harvard University, 1771 ; com. lieuten- 
 ant in Bradford's (14th ) regiment, 31 Jan. 1777 ; lieutenant in 
 Brooks's (7th) regiment, 13 April, 1780. 
 
 Satflent, aSSintijrop, b. Gloucester, Mass., 1 May, 1753 ; d. 
 New Orleans, 3 June, 1820; Harvard University, 1771 ; en- 
 tered the army in 1775 ; com. captain-lieutenant in Knox's ar- 
 tillery, 16 March, 1776; captain in Crane's artillery 1 Jan. 
 1777 ; present at Trenton and Brandy wine ; aide to Gen. 
 Howe, and made brevet-major ; app. surveyor of Northwestern 
 Territory, 1786; its secretary, 1787; governor, 1798-1801; 
 adjutant-general of St. Clair's army, and wounded on its defeat, 
 3 Nov. 1791 ; adjutant and inspector-general in Wayne's cam- 
 paign, 1794-95 ; settled near Natchez, Miss. 
 
 SARGENT, GP:0RGE WASHINGTON, only son of Winthrop, 
 adm. 1835 ; b. Natchez, 2 July, 1802 ; d. 14 May, 1864, having 
 been shot by ruffians who entered his house for plunder, May 
 10; Harvard University, 1820. 
 
 .^Saiia^C, fi^tMVS) com. lieutenant and adjutant in Greaton's (3d) 
 regiment, 11 Nov. 1777 ; d. before 1812. 
 
 SaijafiC, StlSCpi), b. Boston, 13 June, 1756 ; d. Berwick, Me., 
 20 Jan. 1814; captain in Lamb's (2d) artillery, 1780-83; re- 
 sio-ned his conamission 26 Oct. 1791, after sixteen years and six 
 months' service. 
 
 SAVAGE, Capt. CHARLES TYLER, eldest son of Capt. Jo- 
 seph, adm. 1822 ; b. Berwick, Me., 15 March, 1797 ; deceased. 
 
THE CINCINNATI. 73 
 
 cSclttCtlCC, SlStllltdni) captain and afterward major in Ilazen's 
 
 roiiinient; deceased. ' •S'cl*. C< ' ' v. 
 
 SaU)|)Cl% 3amtHy b. Eiurlington, Vt., 1762; d. there, 25 May, 
 1827 ; sou of Ephraini w fc vftge , a major at Bunker's Hill, and a 
 lieutenant-colonel at Saratoga ; served at Bunker's Hill; com. 
 ensign 22 Feb. 1781, in M.Jackson's (8th) regiment; after- 
 ward in Hamilton's light infantry at capture of redoubt at York- 
 town. 
 
 SAWYER, HORACE BUCKLIN, second son of James, adm. 
 
 1852 ; b. Burlington, Vt., 22 Feb. 1797 ; d. Washington, D.C., 
 14 Feb. 1860; app. midshipman U.S.N., 4 June, 1812 ; lieuten- 
 ant, 1 April, 1818 ; commander, 9 Dec. 1839 ; captain, 12 April, 
 
 1853 ; in the " Constitution" when she took the " Cyane" and 
 "Levant," and presented with a sword by his native State for 
 his share in that achievement. 
 
 SAWYER, GEORGE AUGUSTUS, eldest son of Horace B., 
 adm. 1862 ; paymaster in the U.S.N. ; served through the War 
 of the Rebellion. Five generations of this family, in direct de- 
 scent, have contributed of their number to the military or naval 
 . service of their country. Address, Kansas City, Mo. 
 
 StammEll, cSamUCl HCSlte, son of Dr. Samuel, of Mendon, 
 
 afterward of Bellingham, and brother of Col. Alexander, com. 
 
 ensign 30 Aug. 1781, in Smith's (12th) regiment; d. before 
 
 1812. 
 cSCOtt, ^antfS, com. ensign 14 Dec. 1781 ; in Brooks's (7th) 
 
 regiment in 1783 ; deceased. 
 
 cSrltren, djaiirS, d. Troy, N.Y., l Jan. 1820, a. 64; entered 
 the army in 1777 ; com. lieutenant in H. Jackson's regiment in 
 March, 1778 ; senator for eastern district of New York and Re- 
 gent State University. 
 
 .SCbcr, JJatWCS, b. Kingston, Mass., 2 Nov. 1761 ; d. 16 Dec. 
 1845 ; Harvard University, 1781 ; com. ensign in Brooks's (7th) 
 regiment, 1 Feb. 1781 ; post captain U.S.N. (1799-1801) ; one 
 of the first six app. on the reorganization of the nav}' by Presi- 
 dent Adams; vice-president Mass. Soc. Cin., 1839-45; presi- 
 dent, 1845. 
 
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74 MASSACHUSETTS SOCIETY OF 
 
 SEVER, JAMES WARREN, eldest son of Capt. James, adm. 
 1847; secretary, 1859-65; vice-president, 1865; president, 
 1866-71 ; b. Kingston, Mass., 1 July, 1797 ; d. Boston, 16 Jan. 
 1871 ; Harvard University, 1817. 
 
 SEVER, Rev. WINSLOW WARREN, son of James Nicholas, 
 son of John, who was brother of Ensign James, adm. 1871 ; b. 
 31 Jan. 1832; Theological Seminary of Virginia, 1856; Prot- 
 estant Episcopal clergyman of St. Luke's Hospital, New York 
 City ; resides in Poughkeepsie, N.Y''. 
 
 ^CtDall) fi^tnVSit ^- York, Me., 24 Oct. 1752 ; d. Augusta, Me., 
 11 Sept. 1845 ; entered the army as a corporal in D. Bradish's 
 Falmouth company, and present at siege of Boston ; com. cap- 
 tain in Sprout's (12th) regiment, 20 June, 1779 ; aide to Gen. 
 Heath in 1783; settled in Hallowell in 1783 ; seventeen years 
 register of deeds ; clerk of the District Court, 1789-1818; ma- 
 jor-general (8th division) State militia ; vice-president Mass. Soc. 
 Cin., 1845. 
 
 SeiUartr, ^TijOmaS, b. Boston, 1751 ; d. there, 27 Nov. 1800; 
 a hatter by trade, and a member of Paddock's artillery company 
 of Boston ; captain-lieutenant in Knox's artillery' in 1776 ; com. 
 captain in Crane's artillery, 1 Jan. 1777. 
 
 SEWARD, THOMAS, only son of Capt. Thomas, adm. 1802 ; b. 
 Boston, Nov. 1770; d. there, 25 April, 1852. 
 
 SEWARD, RICHARD T., adm. 1875; resides in Boston, Mass. ; 
 b. 11 Aug. 1827, Boston; grandson of Thomas L., an original 
 member ; draughtsman. 
 
 ,^))atU, .SamUtl, b. Boston, 2 Oct. 1754; d. 30 May, 1794, on 
 the passage from China ; lieutenant in Knox's artillery, 1 Jan. 
 1776 ; adjutant, Sept. 1776 ; captain-lieutenant, 1 Jan. 1777 ; 
 brigade-major, March, 1778 ; aide to Gen. Knox, Aug. 1779-83 ; 
 captain of artillery, 12 April, 1780 ; secretary of the officers who 
 formed the Society of the Cincinnati ; seoietary in U.S. War 
 Department under Gen. Knox ; U.S. consul to China, 27 Jan. 
 1786-89; reappointed, 10 Feb. 1790; member of American 
 Academy of Arts and Sciences. 
 
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 SHAW, WILLIAM, eldest brother of Capt. Samuel, adm. 1800 ; 
 b. Boston, 30 March, 1756; d. 13 Aug. 1803. 
 
 SHAW, ROBERT GOULD, only son of Francis, and nephew of 
 William, adm. 1812; b. Goldsboro', Me., 4 June, 1776; d. Bos- 
 ton, 3 JNIay, 1853; acquired wealth as a merchant, and eminent 
 for philanthropy ; treasurer Mass. Soc. Cin., 1836-41 ; president, 
 1849-53. 
 
 SHAW, FRANCIS GEORGE, eldest son of Robert G., adm. 
 1858; b. Boston, 23 Oct. 1809; resides in. West New Brighton, 
 Staten Island, N.Y. 
 
 SijflJavtr, S2iltniam, b. l Dec. 1737 ; d. Westfield, Mass., 11 
 Nov. 1817 ; served in the French war of 1756-63, attaining 
 rank of captain ; lieutenant-colonel of Danielson's regiment at 
 siege of Boston ; colonel, 4 May, 1776 ; commanding the 4th regi- 
 ment through the war ; particii)ated in twenty-two engagements ; 
 wounded at New York, 18 Oct. 1776; as brigadier-general of 
 militia suppressed Shays's insurrection in 1786-87 ; major-gen- 
 eral of militia; member of Congress, 1797-1803. 
 
 SHEPARD, NOAH, son of Col. William, adm. 1832 ; b. West- 
 field, 20 Feb. 1769; d. before 1849. 
 
 <St)CpatTf, SUlUiam, son of Col. William, b. Westfield, Mass., 
 1761; d. Canandaigua, N.Y., July, 1823; com. ensign in 4th 
 regiment, 1 Jan. 1781. 
 
 .rSljUtC, IBaniel, M.D., physician of Hingham, d. 18 April, 1829 ; 
 Harvard University, 1775 ; com. surgeon 14 April, 1782, in 
 H. Jackson's regiment. 
 
 SHUTE, DANIEL, eldest son of Dr. Daniel (Harvard University, 
 1812; M.D. 1815 ; physician of Hingham ; d. 1839), grandson 
 of Surgeon Daniel, great-grandson of Daniel, D.D. (Harvard 
 University, 1743, d. 1802) ; adm. 1852; resides in Hingham. 
 
 ^tnitlj, 2SiJtU0J0t, b. Lebanon, Conn., Jan, 1746; d. New Marl- 
 borough, Mass., 1816 ; entered the army in May, 1775 ; lieuten- 
 ant in Smith's (13th) regiment in 1777 ; com. captain 30 March^ 
 1779 ; eight years in the service ; present at Bunker's Hill, 
 Rhode Island, Saratoga, and Monmouth. 
 
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 SMITH, Rev. DAVID, D.D. (Hamilton College, 1830), eldest 
 son of Capt. Ebenezer, adm. 1846; b. Bozrah, Conn., 13 Dec. 
 1767 ; d. Durham, Conn., 5 March, 1862; Yale College, 1795: 
 pastor First (Congregational) Church, Durham, 15 Aug. 1799 to 
 Jan. 1832. 
 
 .Smitij, 1Ei)tnfKt% captain in H. Jackson's (4th) regiment, 1783 ; 
 pensioner; living in Maine in 1820; deceased. 
 
 Sntlti), JO!)n MmSy tl- Portland, Me,, 7 Aug. 1842, a. 89; 
 2d lieutenant in Whitcomb's (6th) regiment at siege of Boston ; 
 adjutant in Wigglesworth's (13th) regiment, 1 Jan. 1777 ; com. 
 captain 12 Feb. 1778; brigade-major in 1783; in Sullivan's 
 Eliode Island expedition in 1778 ; sometime aide to Lafayette. 
 
 SMITH, HENRY, eldest son of John K., adm. 1846 ; b. Port- 
 land, Me., 12 Sept. 1794; d. Raymond Village, Me., 10 Jan. 
 1871. 
 
 <^ntfti)) -I^tlStJji), of Barre, com. lieutenant in Putnam's (5th) 
 regiment. 1 March, 1778 ; adjutant in 1780; deceased. 
 
 .Smiti), S0!3iat), b. Wareham, Mass., 1756; d. there, 20 June, 
 1848; com. lieutenant in Marshall's (10th) regiment, 27 March, 
 1780 ; in 6th regiment in 1783 ; pensioner. 
 
 ^mitih <Sili)anUS, b. Shirley, 1746 ; d. there, 12 May, 1830; 
 lieutenant in Whitcomb's regiment, May, 1775; in Little's 
 regiment at siege of Boston ; com. captain in Bigelow's (15th) 
 regiment, 1 Jan. 1777 ; in Sullivan's Rhode Island expedition 
 in 1778. 
 
 •Sntlti), cSittttOn, lieutenant in Patterson's regiment. May, 
 1 775 ; captain in 1783 ; pensioner ; living in New York in 1820 ; 
 deceased. 
 
 SOREN, JOHN JOHNSTON, eldest grandson of Capt. John 
 Johnston, adm. 1840; b. Boston, 18 Oct. 1803; for twenty- 
 three years an officer in the Washington Bank ; subsequently 
 cashier of the Boylston Bank ; in 1864 at W^ashington organized 
 the same as a National Bank ; was cashier of this bank over 
 twenty-seven years, making more tlian lifty years of bank ser- 
 vice ; resigned in 1875. An artist of some note, inherited from 
 his grandfather ; resides in Roxbury, 
 
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 .Spn'ltfl, Sl'mron, son of William, of Newton, b. 20 Jan. 1752 ; 
 
 d. before 1812; ensign in Sliepard's (4tli) regiment, Jan. 1777; 
 com. lieutenant 20 Marcb, 177'J. 
 
 .SpVOllt, 2£l)CnCJCl% ^^- Middleborougb, Mass., 1752; d. Mari- 
 etta, Obio, Feb. 1805; major in Cotton's regiment, IMay, 1775, 
 at siege of Boston; in Francis's regiment in 1776; lieutenant- 
 colonel 12th regiment, 1 Jan. 1777, and 29 Sept. 1778, lieuten- 
 ant-colonel commanding ; in Glover's brigade at Trenton, 
 Princeton, and IMonmoutb ; inspector of brigade under Steuben; 
 emigrated to Obio in 1788, and called by the Indians "The Big 
 Buckej'e ; " sheriff and colonel of militia. 
 
 SPROUT, THOMAS, eldest brother of F:benezer, adm. 1809 ; 
 deceased. 
 
 SPROUT, Capt. EARLE, of Middleborough, Mass., eldest son of 
 Thomas, adm. 1843 ; deceased. 
 
 cStaCg, SlSanUam, b. Salem, Mass. ; d. Marietta, Ohio, 1804 ; 
 removed to New Salem ; led a company to Cambridge, and 
 made major of Woodbridge's regiment. May, 1775 ; in battle of 
 Bunker's Hill ; lieutenant-colonel of Sliepard's (4th) regiment, 
 1 Jan. 1777 ; joined Alden's (12th) regiment, and 11 Nov. 
 1778, was captured by Indians at Cherry Valley, N.Y., remain- 
 ing four years a prisoner; colonel of 2d regiment in 1782; 
 settled in Marietta, Ohio, in 1789, and left descendants in Wash- 
 ington County, Ohio. 
 
 .Stafifortr, 3^\)n 2^., com. ensign 30 Nov. 1781; in 3d regi- 
 ment, 1783 ; deceased. 
 
 .SUbeitS, 2121llUianT, of Dedham, lieutenant in Knox's artillery, 
 177G; captain in Lamb's artillery, 1783 ; deceased. 
 
 <StOCttCt, lEfiCnCfCV, of Lynn, d. Havana, Cuba, March, 1806, a. 
 63; com. lieutenant in Greaton's (3d) regiment, 1 Jan. 1777; 
 merchant of Boston. 
 
 STOKER, GEORGE W., eldest son of Ebenezer. adm. 1848 ; b. 
 Lynn, 26 March, 1789 ; d. Falmouth, Me.; served in the army 
 in 1816-21. 
 
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 STODDARD, JOHN THOMAS, eldest grandson of John Boies 
 Thomas, adm. 1862; b. 1838; Harvard University, 1858; 
 cashier of Plymouth Bank. 
 
 Stone, Sonatijan, b. New Braintree, Mass., 1751; d. Ohio, 
 25 March, 1801; oi'derly sergeant in Learned's regiment at 
 siege of Boston ; ensign and lieutenant in Francis's regiment, 
 1776; paymaster in Putnam's (oth) regiment, 1 Jan. 1777; 
 lieutenant 15th regiment, 1779 ; captain 1779-83 ; in the 
 battles with Burgoyne ; went with Gen. R. Putnam as a sur- 
 veyor to Ohio, in 1786-87, and settled, in 1789, near the mouth 
 of the Little Kanawha. 
 
 cStOttC, tlSTatijaUiel, of Braintree, ensign in Patterson's regi- 
 ment, 1777 ; com. lieutenant in Vose's (1st) regiment, 6 Jan. 
 1780; deceased. 
 
 cStOrer, 3Ei)ene^er, b. Wells, Me., 1758; d. Gorham, IMe., 20 
 Jan. 1846; enlisted 17 April, 1776, as a non-commissioned 
 officer in Phinney's regiment; com. ensign 13 Nov. 1776, in 
 Brewer's regiment ; com. lieutenant in Sprout's regiment, 5 
 July, 1779; afterward paymaster. 
 
 cStOrtg, SlSEiniatn, b. 1740 ; ensign in Little's regiment at siege 
 of Boston ; adjutant and lieutenant in M. Jackson's (8th) regi- 
 ment ; com. captain 12 Aug. 1779 ; d. 1800. 
 
 STOREY, CHARLES WILLIAM, son of Charles William of 
 Newburyport, grandson of Capt. William, adm, 1846; b. Clare- 
 mont, N.H., 18 July, 1816 ; Harvard University, 1835 ; Cam- 
 bridge Law School, 1839 ; counsellor of Boston. 
 
 <StOrg, JJOfjn, entered the army a volunteer in May, 1775; 
 joined ordnance department March, 1776; quartermaster (rank 
 of captain) Glover's brigade, June, 1777 ; deputy quarter- 
 master-general (rank of lieutenant-colonel), Oct. 1777, to Nov. 
 1780; aide to Lord Stirling, Sept. 1781, to Dec. 1782; d. 20 
 June, 1791. 
 
 cSuniner, S0^> ^^- Milton, Mass., 23 April, 1754; d. New York 
 City, 16 Sept. 1789 ; Harvard University, 1778; entered Har- 
 vard University in 1774, but joined the army early in 1775 ; 
 lieutenant in Bond's regiment at siege of Boston ; com. captain 
 
THE CINCINNATI. 79 
 
 in Greaton's (3cl) regiment, 1 Jan. 1777; major 1783; com- 
 ' missioner after the war to settle the accounts of the U.S. vvitli 
 Georgia. 
 
 SUMNER, CHARLES PINCKNEY, son of Major Job, adm. 
 1803; b. Milton, Mass., 20 Jan. 1776; d. Boston, 24 April, 
 1839; Harvard University, 1796; high sheriff of Suffolk 
 County, 1825-39. 
 
 SUMNER, CHARLES, LL.D. (Harvard University, 1859), eld- 
 est son of Charles P., adm. 1840 ; b. Boston, 6 Jan. 1811 ; d. 
 March, 1874; Harvard University, 1830; Cambridge Law 
 School, 1834; U.S. senator since 1851; chairman of Senate 
 Committee of Foreign Affairs, 1861-70. 
 
 ^U)an, <tHlti}y d. Dec. 1809 ; com. ensign in Wesson's (9th) 
 regiment, 26 Nov. 1779 ; in M. Jackson's (8th) regiment in 
 1783; paymaster U.S.A. May, 1792, to June, 1808. 
 
 KSiSilQtf ^tl^nifl, b. Charlemont, Mass., 1752; d. Canandaigua, 
 N.Y., 15 Aug. 1819 ; com. 2d lieutenant in Marshall's (10th) 
 regiment, 30 Jan. 1777 ; commanded a company at the capture 
 of Stony Point; captain in 1782 ; an early emigrant to western 
 New York. 
 
 JTtlglor, STCl'tiUS, com. lieutenant in Marshall's (lOlh) regi- 
 ment, 18 March, 1780; in Vose's (1st) regiment, 1783 ; pen- 
 sioner ; living in 1820 ; deceased. 
 
 ^a^lOty S^SllIiant, of Rowe, ensign in Prescott's regiment, 
 177G; com. lieutenant 1 Jan. 1777, in Hailey's (2d) regiment, 
 afterwards quartermaster. Family now extinct. 
 
 TAYLOR, WILLIAM, eldest son of William, adm. 1841 ; b. 29 
 March, 1789 ; d. 23 Aug. 1859. 
 
 2rijaCi)Cr, ^Hmtn, b. BamstaWe, Mass., 14 Feb. 1754; d. Ply- 
 mouth, 24 May, 1844 ; joined Whitcomb's regiment as surgeon's 
 mate in 1775 ; promoted to surgeon in 1777, and in 1778 joined 
 H. Jackson's (16th) regiment, and served through the war ; au- 
 thor of " Military Journal," " American Medical Biography," 
 &c. ; succeeded by James T. Hodge. 
 
80 MASSACHUSETTS SOCIETY OF 
 
 iE^ljaCljer, tN'atljaniel, of Dunstable, d. before July, 1809 ; en- 
 sign in H. Jackson's (I6tl)) regiment, 1778; com. lieutenant 9th 
 regiuient, 7 Oct. 1781 ; in Tupper's (6th) regiment, 1783. 
 
 THACHER, Rev. THOMAS, brother of Nathaniel, adra. 1812 ; 
 d. 19 Oct. 1812, a. 56; Harvard University, 1775; Congrega- 
 tional pastor at Dedham until 1810. 
 
 THACHER, GEORGE McDONOGH, eldest son of Peter O., 
 second son of Dr. Peter, vpho was brother of Lieut. Nathaniel, 
 adm. 1854 ; b. Boston, 5 March, 1809 ; d. there, 2 June, 1858; 
 merchant ; many years consul for Denmark. 
 
 THACHER, GEORGE W., of Boston, only son of George M., 
 adm. 1860; d. 1863-64. 
 
 THACHER, CHARLES, grandson of Rev. Peter, adm. 1865 ; d. 
 1869. 
 
 THATCHER, HENRY KNOX, eldest grandson of Gen. Henry 
 Knox, adm. 1843 ; vice-president, 1870 ; president since 1871 ; 
 b. Thomastown, Me., 26 May, 1806; midshipman, 4 March, 
 1823 ; lieutenant, 28 Feb. 1833 ; com. 14 Sept. 1855 ; commo- 
 dore, 3 July, 1862 ; rear-admiral, 25 July, 1866 ; in both attacks 
 on Fort Fisher, and at the capture of Mobile ; retired 26 May, 
 1868, and was until 1870 port-admiral of Portsmouth, N.H. ; 
 d. 5 April, 1880. 
 
 THAYER, JOSEPH HENRY JACKSON, b. Boston, 24 Jan. 
 1801 ; succeeded Edward Jackson in 1826 ; d. in Bangor, Me., 
 30 April, 1877. 
 
 STijOmaS, SOijn, b. Plymouth, 1 April, 1758; d. 30 Oct. 1819, 
 Poughkeepsie, N.Y., where, after the war, he settled in the 
 practice of medicine; surgeon's mate at Cambridge in 1775; 
 com. surgeon in AVesson's (9th) regiment, 1 Jan. 1777 ; in 8th 
 regiment in 1783. 
 
 SrijOlUaS, J)0!SCplj) son of.Dr. William and brother of Dr. John, 
 b. Boston, Mass., 1755 ; d. there, 19 Aug. 1838; a cooper by 
 trade, and a member of Paddock's artillery company of Boston ; 
 lieutenant in Knox's artillery in 1776 ; captain in Lamb's artil- 
 lery in 1783. 
 
THE CINCINNATI. 81 
 
 THO:\rAS, JOHN BOIES, son of Judge Joshua, brother of Jo- 
 seph, tulin. 1849 ; b. Plymouth, Mass., 28 July, 1787; d. there, 
 2 Dec. 1852; Harvard University, 1806; lawyer; member of 
 Constitutional Convention, 1820; clerk of Plymouth County 
 Courts thirty-eight years ; succeeded by J. T. Stoddard. 
 
 THOMPSON, Dr. CHARLES H., adm. 1873 ; Lebanon, Pa. 
 ^i)Ompnony 3ri)aTrtrCUS, b. Brunfield, 174G; d. Lisle, N.Y., 
 
 1811); served as surgeon in the army during the Revolution; 
 
 lieuten an t-colonel . 
 
 JTiS^alC, SantrS, d. Walpole, Mass., 13 Nov. 1832, a. 86 ; en- 
 sign in Heath's regiment in May, 1775 ; lieutenant in Greaton's 
 regiment at siege of Boston ; com. 1st lieutenant 1 April, 1777 ; 
 captain, 3 May, 1778 ; served in Canada and at Saratoga. 
 
 KOVVtSf 2139iUlttttT, com. lieutenant 1 Jan. 1777 ; d. New York 
 Cityr8 Oct. ISai. 
 
 2rorreS» S^Eilliam, son of Willlam, b. Plymouth, Mass., 30 
 Oct. 1751; d. Pembroke, Me., 22 Oct. 1828; com. lieutenant 
 and adjutant in Bailey's (2d) regiment, 1 Jan. 1777 ; in Hazen's 
 regiment in 1783 ; after the war settled in Pembroke, Me. 
 
 TORREY, WILLIAM, eldest son of William, adm. 1846 ; b. 
 Pembroke, Mass., 11 May, 1795; d. Bath, Me., 29 March 
 1867; merchant, afterward city clerk of Bath. He left a son 
 William. 
 
 TORREY, WILLIAM, oldest son of William Torrey, whom he 
 succeeded in 1868 ; b. Bath, Me., 20 Nov. 1811 ; shipmaster by 
 trade ; resides in Bath, Me. 
 
 COtUU^ JJaCOti, b. Oxford, Mass., Oct. 1755 ; ensign in Shep- 
 ard's (4th) regiment; com. lieutenant 27 May, 1782; in 2d 
 regiment in 1783. Dazzled by the victories of Bonaparte in 
 Italy, he left home to serve under that great captain, and was 
 never afterward heard from. 
 
 STOtOnSCUtr, Uabltl, M.D., b. Boston, 7 Jan. 1753 ; d. there, 13 
 April, 1829; Harvard University, 1770; assisted in dressing 
 the wounded at the battle of Bunker's Hill ; com. surgeon by 
 the colony of Massachusetts 12 July, 1775, in Brewer's regi- 
 ment ; in Whitcomb's regiment 1 Jan. 1776; app. March, 1777, 
 
 11 
 
82 MASSACHUSETTS SOCIETY OF 
 
 senior surgeon in General Hospital, Northern Department ; 
 app. 9 Oct. 1781, to date 10 Oct. 1780, surgeon-general of the 
 Hospital Department; secretary Mass. See. Cin., 1807-21; 
 vice-president, 1821-25 ; president, 1825-29. 
 
 TOWNSEND, DAVID S., eldest son of Dr. David, adm. 1830; 
 assistant treasurer, 1841-45; treasurer, 1845-47; b. Boston, 9 
 April, 1790; d. there, 28 Jan. 1853 ; Harvard University, 1809 ; 
 1st lieutenant and adjutant in 9th infantry, 6 July, 1812 ; lost 
 right leg at battle of Chrystler's Fields, 11 Nov. 1813 ; major 
 and A.A.G., 27 July, 1814; iiaymaster, May, 1821. 
 
 TOWNSEND, EDWARD DAVIS, son of David S., adm. 1870 ; 
 b. 22 Aug. 1817 ; West Point, 1837 ; entered 2d U.S. artillery; 
 assistant adjutant-general (captain), 8 Aug. 1846; major, 15 
 July, 1852; lieutenant-colonel, 7 March, 1861 ; colonel, 3 Aug. 
 1861 ; adjutant-general (brigadier-general), 22 Feb. 1869 ; bre- 
 vetted major-general 13 March, 1865; address, Washington, 
 D.C. 
 
 iCrCatllUrn, 213Iiniam, of Worcester, d. April, 1795; captain- 
 lieutenant in Knox's artillery, 1776; com. captain in Crane's 
 artillery, 1 Jan. 1777. 
 
 CrfSCOtt, HtmUfl, b. Bristol Co., Mass., 1751 ; d. Lubec, Me. 
 1826 ; captain in Whitcomb's regiment at siege of Boston ; com. 
 major in H. Jackson's (16th) regiment, 20 May, 1778; in 
 Brooks's (7th) regiment, 1783 ; commanded a battalion of light 
 infantry under Lafeyette ; an excellent disciplinarian, and en- 
 joyed the confidence of Washington ; app. major 2d U.S. infantry, 
 1791 ; colonel, 9 April, 1812, declined. 
 
 ^VOtttVy Jj0i)n, ensign in Joseph Read's regiment at siege of 
 Boston ; com. lieutenant and adjutant in Putnam's (5th) regi- 
 ment, 11 June, 1777 ; captain, 18 Oct. 1780; d. before 1812. 
 
 STrOtDljritltje, 3lUti)er, b. Framingham, Mass., 3 June, 1756; 
 
 d. 19 Feb. 1802 ; com. lieutenant 1 Jan. 1777 ; adjutant in 
 
 Brooks's (7th) regiment, 1780-83 ; brigade quartermaster, 
 
 1783. 
 TRUMBULL. GEORGE CLAPP, eldest grandson of Capt. Caleb 
 
 Clapp, adm. 1873 ; b. Worcester, Mass., 1 March, 1818 ; master 
 
THE CINCINNATI. 83 
 
 of ordnance of Massachusetts, and A.Q.M.G. on staflF of Gov. 
 John A. Andrew ; U.S. pension agent for Massachusetts, I860 ; 
 treasurer North End Savings Bank of Boston, 1870; resides in 
 Cambridge, Mass. 
 
 2rUtfeCl% .f)OSr|)Ij) of York, Me., ensign in Brooks's (7th) regi- 
 ment; com. lieutenant 9 Feb. 1780; paymaster, 1780-83; af- 
 terward collector of York ; succeeded by William Pitt Preble, 
 Jr.; d. about 1812. 
 
 STUtrOl*, SSEilliam, b. Boston, 28 March, 1750; d. 8 July, 
 1819; Harvard University, 1769; adra, 1788; delivered the 
 4th of July oration before the Society in 1790; vice-president, 
 1811-19 ; lawyer of Boston ; colonel and judge-advocate-general 
 of the Revolutionary army, attached to Washington's staff, 1775- 
 78 ; member of the House and Senate of Massachusetts ; Secre- 
 tary of State, 1809-10 ; one of the founders of the Massachusetts 
 Historical Society. 
 
 TUDOR, AYILLIAM, eldest son of William, adm. 1820; b. Bos- 
 ton, 28 Jan. 1779; d> Rio Janeiro, 9 March, 1830; Harvard 
 "University, 1796 ; projector and first editor of "North Ameri- 
 can Review " ; member of the legislature ; originator of the [)res- 
 ent Bunker Hill Monument ; one of the founders of the Boston 
 Athena3um ; app. consul to Lima in 1823 ; charge d'affaires at 
 Brazil iu 1827 ; author of" Life of James Otis," &c. 
 
 TUDOR, FREDERIC, eldest brother of William, adm. 1834; b. 
 4 Sept. 1783 ; d. 6 Feb. 1864 ; founder of the ice traffic. 
 
 TUDOR, FREDERIC, eldest son of Frederic, b. 11 Feb. 1845 ; 
 adm. 1871; chief engineer; New York, 4 North Washington 
 Square. 
 
 STUppCt, ^USClnt, son of Gen. Benjamin ; b. Chesterfield, Mass. ; 
 d. INIarietta, Ohio, 25 Dec. 1808 ; com. lieutenant in his father's 
 regiment (lltli),26 Sept. 1780. 
 
 crupper, 33cn|amin, b. Stoughton, Mass., 1738 ; d. Marietta, 
 Ohio, June, 1792 ; a soldier in the French war (1756-63) ; ma- 
 jor of Fellow's regiment, May, 1775, at siege of Boston, where 
 he distinguished himself; com. lieutenant-colonel in Ward's regi- 
 ment, 4 Nov. 1775; colonel 11th regiment, 7 July, 1777 ; 6th 
 
84 MASSACHUSETTS SOCIETY OF 
 
 re<»iment, 1783 ; present at Saratoga and Monmouth ; brevetted 
 brigadier-general, 1783 ; member of Massachusetts legislature 
 from Chesterfield, and active in suppressing Shays's insurrec- 
 tion ; settled in Ohio in 1787 ; one of the founders of Marietta 
 in 1788, and a judge. 
 
 STUtnCt*, JJOnatJjan, of Scituate, d. about 1820; lieutenant in 
 Marshall's (10th) regiment; com, captain 4 Oct, 1780; in 5th 
 regiment in 1783 ; pensioner. 
 
 TURNER, PEREZ, of South Scituate, Mass., eldest son of Perez, 
 who was son of Jonathan, adm, 1827 ; deceased. 
 
 JTurner, J^arltrg, baptized, Hanover, Mass., 30 July, 1757 ; 
 ensign in Bailey's (2d) regiment, 1777; com. lieutenant 10 
 Aua-. 1781 ; in 5th regiment in 1783 ; pensioner ; living in 1820 ; 
 deceased. 
 
 STUtntC, ^Clffl) of Scituate, lieutenant and quartermaster in 
 Marshall's (10th) regiment; served four years; d. before 1812. 
 
 STUtncr, STijOntaS, com. captain in H, Jackson's (16th) regi- 
 ment, 24 April, 1779 ; afterward in 9th, and in Brooks's (7th) 
 in 1783; d, before 1812. 
 
 UPHAM, JOSEPH BADGER, great-grandson of Amos Cogs- 
 well, whom he succeeded ; b, Portsmouth, N.H., 25 Dec, 1840 ; 
 graduated Bowdoin College, 1861 ; entered U.S. navy otficer of 
 engineer corps, 17 Nov. 1862 ; passed assistant engineer from 
 1 Jan. 1868, and placed on retired list of the navy 27 Dec. 
 1875, on account of ill health caused by service in the late war, 
 
 Vonty 1Ell|a!), b. Milton, Mass., 24 Feb. 1744; d, there, 19 
 March, 1822; captain in Heath's, afterward Greaton's regiment, 
 at sief e of Boston ; com. lieutenant-colonel in the regiment of 
 his brother Joseph, 21 Feb. 1777, and served through the war, 
 in which four of the brothers were engaged, 
 
 VOSE, ELIJAH, eldest son of Col, Elijah, adm, 1822 ; b. Milton, 
 Mass,, 1 Jan, 1790; d. Boston, 12 Aug, 1856, 
 
 VOSE, Hon, HENRY, eldest son of Elijah, adm, 1860 ; d. 17 
 Jan. 1869. 
 
 VOSE, FRANCIS, son of Elijah, grandson of Col, Elijah, adm. 
 1870; d. in Boston, 1880. 
 
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 Vonty JOSrpI^, b. Milton, 7 Dec. 1739; d. there, 22 May, 1816 ; 
 major and afterward colonel of Heath's regiment, 1774-75 ; 
 app. lieutenant-colonel of Greaton's (25th) regiment, 4 Nov. 
 1775, and distinguished at siege of Boston ; served in Canada 
 in 177G; com. colonel 1st regiment 21 Feb. 1777; served in 
 New Jersey, Rhode Island, and INIonmouth ; closed his service 
 in Lafayette's corps at Yorktown, and was brevetted brigadier- 
 general. 
 
 VOSE, ISAAC D., third son of Joseph, adm. 181 G; b. Milton, 
 Mass., 22 Oct. 1773; d. a widower, without issue, at Norfolk, 
 Va., 2 Oct. 1835. 
 
 VOSE, RUFUS CHANDLER, eldest son of Solomon, son of 
 Col. Joseph, adm. 1837; b. 29 June, 1798; merchant of Au- 
 gusta; adjutant-general of Maine, 1838; d. about 1842. 
 
 VOSE, Rev. JAMES GARDINER, son of Col. Josiah H., and 
 grandson of Col. Joseph; adm. 1865; Yale College, 1851; 
 Andover Seminary, 1854; ordained 20 Oct. 1857; professor of 
 rhetoric and oratory in Amherst College, 1.S56-65 ; pastor of 
 the Beneficent Church, Providence, since 1865. 
 
 TJOSe, ^f^OtnUU, b. Milton, Mass., 8 May, 1753; d. Tliomaston, 
 Me., 28 Dec. 1810 ; com. captain in Crane's artillery, 2 Dec. 
 1778; merchant in Watertown ; removed in 1787, at the solici- 
 tation of Knox, his warm personal friend, to Tliomaston, Me., 
 where he was three years surveyor of tiie port ; superintended 
 in 1809 the erection of the fort on George's River, Me. 
 
 VOSE, THOMAS S., b. Thomaston, Me., grandson of Capt. 
 Thomas, adm. 1876. 
 
 SlSEcllClS, JJOSCpI), ensign in Marshall's (10th) regiment; com. 
 lieutenant 4 Oct. 1780; in 6th regiment in 1783; pensioner; 
 living in 1820 ; deceased. 
 
 212SaIfe0r, 2£tlU)avTl, d. before 1802; lieutenant and paymaster 
 in Shepard's (4th) regiment. 
 
 212Ealfe0l% 3^Oi)0l% lieutenant in Sprout's (12th) regiment; com. 
 captain 5 July, 1779, in H. Jackson's (9th) regiment; in 2d 
 regiment in 1783 ; d. Windsor, Mass., Jan. 1834. 
 
86 MASSACHUSETTS SOCIETY OF 
 
 S2SartrtocU, JJOSfpij, b. Salem, 29 Jan. 1760; d. Rumforfl 
 Point, Me., 5 March, 1849; com. ensign in Vose's (1st) regi- 
 ment, 18 Jan. 1782 ; in many severe battles. 
 
 WARDWELL, WILLIAM H., son of Joseph H., grandson of 
 Lieut. Joseph, adm. 1857 ; photographer of Boston. 
 
 mWiUtttXly ^TrviCl, ensign in S. Brewer's (12th) regiment, Jan. 
 1777; com. lieutenant 7 April, 1779 ; in Vose's (1st) regiment, 
 1781-83 ; deceased. 
 
 ^WLUXttXly JJameS, Jr-, son of Gen. James and Mercy Otis 
 Warren, of Plymouth, adm. 179G; d. Plymouth, Mass., 6 Aug. 
 1821, a. 64; Harvard University, 1776; lieutenant Revolution- 
 ary navy, 1776-80. 
 WARREN, HENRY, of Plymouth, brother of James, adm. 1825; 
 
 b. 1764; d. 6 July, 1828 ; collector for district of Plymouth. 
 WARREN, WINSLOW,M.D., of Plymouth (University of Penn- 
 sylvania, 1817), eldest son of Henry, adm. 1829 ; vice-president, 
 1866-70 ; Harvard University, 1813 ; d. 10 June, 1870. 
 WARREN, WINSLOW, of Dedham, only son of Dr. Winslow, 
 adm. 1870 ; Harvard University, 1858 ; Cambridge Law School, 
 1861 ; counsellor of Boston ; assistant secretary, 1877-78 ; treas- 
 urer, 1878 ; member Mass. Hist. Soc. 
 3123lcltt0H, JJOljW, ensign in Bigelow's (15th) regiment; com. 
 lieutenant 19 May, 1782; in 5th regiment, 1783; pensioner; 
 living in New York in 1820 ; deceased. 
 WARREN, JOHN COLLINS, M.D., eldest son of Dr. John, and 
 nephew of Gen. Joseph, adm. 1854; b. Boston, 1 Aug. 1778 ; d. 
 there, 4 May, 1856; Harvard University, 1797; an eminent 
 surgeon of Boston ; one of the founders of the Massachusetts 
 General Hospital ; president of the Massachusetts Medical So- 
 ciety, and of the Boston Society of Natural History. 
 WARREN, JONATHAN MASON, M.D., son of John C, adm. 
 1863; b. Boston, 5 Feb. 1811; d. 19 Aug. 1867; Harvard 
 University, 1832 ; physician of Boston. 
 WARREN, JOHN COLLINS, M.D., only son of Dr. J. M., adm. 
 1871; Harvard University, 1863; physician of Boston; 58 
 Beacon St. 
 
THE CINCINNATI. 87 
 
 S21Iat.*»0n, aSHiUiam, d. Lincoln, Mass., March, 1828, a. 83; 
 ensign in Fellow's regiment, May, 1775, at siege of Boston ; 
 lieutenant in Ward's regiment in 177G ; com. captain in II. Jack- 
 son's (Oth) regiment, 26 July, 1779; in 3d regiment in 1783. 
 
 SlSlattlCS, JHaSOn, d. 21 July, 1819; ensign in Nixon's regi- 
 ment, 177(); lieutenant, 1777-80; com. captain 13 April, 1780. 
 
 2I21Jci)i), CEJfOl'flC, of Holden, lieutenant in Francis's regiment, 
 177(5; com. captain in 'Sliepard's, afterward H. Jackson's (4th) 
 regiment, 1 Jan. 1777 ; living in 1823 ; deceased. 
 
 512UClJl)Cl% SJaniCl, d. Sandford, Me., 1 Feb. 1827 ; ensign in 
 Bailey's (2d) regiment ; com. lieutenant 30 April, 1782. 
 
 WELLINGTON, ELISIIA, of Concord, Mass., d. about 1804; 
 ensign in Greaton's (3d) regiment; com. lieutenant 26 July, 
 1782; in Brooks's (7tli) regiment in 1783. 
 
 WELLINGTON, ELISHA, eldest son of Lieut. Elisha, adm. 1804; 
 b. Concord, 11 Feb. 1781; deceased. 
 
 SlSSClIS, iScnfamin, d. 3 June, 1828 ; ensign in Yose's regiment 
 in 1777 ; com. lieutenant 4 May, 1780. 
 
 S^tHS, panics, b. Hartford, Conn., 1760 ; d. there, 23 Feb. 
 1806; enlisted in Shepard's (4th) regiment in 1775 ; com. lieu- 
 tenant in Tupper's (11th) regiment, 16 Oct. 1780; after the war 
 a merchant in Hartford. 
 
 WELLS, Rev. ELEAZER MATHER PORTER, D.D., eldest 
 son of James, adm. 1829; b. Hartford, Conn., 4 Aug. 1793; 
 educated at Brown University ; served in the war of 1812 ; li- 
 censed as a Congregational minister in 1823, officiating at Ply- 
 mouth and aftei-ward at Calais, Me. ; ordained deacon in the 
 Protestant Episcopal Church, 1826 ; priest in 1827 ; pastor of 
 St. Stephen's Chapel, Boston, since 1846 ; deceased. 
 
 SlOcUlS, STljOniaS, d. Boston, 1799 ; com. captain in Crane's 
 artillery, 1 Jan. 1777, remaining five years and three months 
 in the service ; married Hannah, daughter of Hon. Samuel 
 Adams, 1782 ; adm. 1788. 
 
 WELLS, SAMUEL ADAMS, eldest son of Capt. Thomas, adm. 
 1808; d. 12 Aug. 1840; member of Constitutional Convention, 
 1820 ; president of Atlas Insurance Company, Boston. 
 
88 MASSACHUSETTS SOCIETY OF 
 
 SlSCSSOn, S«IinCS, d. Marlborough, 15 Oct. 1809, a. 72 ; major 
 and lieutenant-colonel of L. Baldwin's regiment at siege of 
 Boston ; raised and commanded the 9th regiment, and distin- 
 guished at Saratoga and at Monmouth, where he was severely 
 wounded by a cannon-ball. 
 
 WETMORE, GEORGE PEABODY, great-grandson of Gen. 
 William Shepard ; b. Loudon, Eng., 2 Aug^., 1846; Y^'ale Col- 
 lege, 1867; Columbia College, LL.B., 1869; first Presidential 
 Elector, State of Rhode Island, 2 Nov., 1880; adm. 1877; 
 resides in Newport, R.I. 
 
 aSaijltC, IStriUartr, b. Brookline, 1758 ; d. Savannah, Ga., 9 
 Jan. 1812; where he was many years naval officer; ensign in 
 M. Jackson's (8th) regiment; com. lieutenant 6 March, 1778, 
 ' and served through the war. 
 
 2129ii}ltC» f^Hf&tltiy b. Danvers; d. about 1817, near Waterford, 
 Ohio, where he left descendants ; lieutenant in Hutchinson's 
 regiment at seige of Boston ; com, captain in Putnam's (5th) 
 regiment, 1 Jan. 1777; served at Lexington, Trenton, Hub- 
 bardton, and Saratoga; emigrated to Ohio in Dec. 1787. 
 
 512!El)ltin0, SO^JW) b. Lancaster, 24 Feb. 1760 ; d. Washington, 
 D.C., 3 Sept. 1810 ; in the Lexington battle; under Arnold on 
 Lake Champlain; ensign in Sprout's (12th) regiment; com. 
 lieutenant 5 July, 1779 ; adjutant 1780; present at Saratoga and 
 Y'^orktown ; lieutenant-colonel 4th infantry, 8 July, 1808; ad- 
 jutant and inspector of the army, 17 July, 1809 ; colonel 5tli 
 infantry, 31 Dec. 1809. 
 
 WHITING, WILLIAM DANFORTH, grandson of John, whom 
 he succeeded in 1877 ; b. Boston, 27 May, 1823 ; ent. U.S. 
 navy, 1841; midshipman during Mexican war; lieutenant at 
 opening of War of the Rebellion ; took an active part in the 
 capture of the fort at Port Roj^al, S.C, and in blockading the 
 Atlantic ports, and in all the operations against Charleston, 
 and the capture of Forts Wagner, Gregg, and Sumter ; 
 promoted to captain 1872; in 1878 was called to duty at 
 Navy Dept. as chief of Bureau of Navigation, with the rank 
 of commodore. 
 
 213!9l)lttocn, 2Br. <SamUtl,b. Boston, 1753; d. Newton, Mass., 
 Nov. 1791 ; New Jersey College, 1774 ; studied medicine under 
 
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 Dr. James Lloyd; Com. surgeon of Greaton's (3d) regiment, 1 
 Jan. 1777; delivered the oration before tiie Society, 4th July, 
 1789. 
 512lliltr, iEtlfnefCt, d. Boston, 4 Dec. 1794, a. 36; ensign in 
 Vose's (1st) regiment; com. lieutenant 11 May, 1781. 
 
 WILD, EBENEZER, eldest son of Lieut. Ebenezer, adm. 1814; 
 
 d. 10 July, 18G9. 
 WILD, CHARLES TIDD, eldest son of Ebenezer, adm. 1871 ; 
 
 resides in Chelsea. 
 Wiilli^rnU, ^iJtaijam, of Barnstable, emigrated to Ohio, and 
 
 died about 1795; lieutenant in Whitcomb's regiment, 1776; 
 
 com. captain in Sprout's (12th) regimeut, 29 Sept. 1778; 
 
 brigade major in 1783. 
 ffiSSillCamS, 321JCnCfet, b. Lebanon, Conn., 14 Oct. 1749 ; d. in 
 
 Schoharie, N.Y., 1 July, 1847 ; entered Patterson's (afterward 
 
 Vose's) regiment, May, 1775 ; made prisoner at " The Cedars," 
 
 20 May, 1776; exchanged and com. lieutenant Sept. 1776; 1st 
 lieutenant 25 Oct. 1777 ; present at Saratoga, Monmouth, and 
 Yorktown ; acting captain of Miller's company, June, 1779-83 ; 
 about 1808 removed from Massachusetts to Canandaigua, N.Y. 
 
 3123iUiam!5, JOijn, of Grotou, d. l July, 1822, a. 81; com. 
 captain in Sprout's (12th) regiment, 7 July, 1777 ; in Vose's 
 (1st) regiment, 1781-83. 
 
 WILLIAMS, JOHN, of Dover, Mass., eldest son of Capt. John, 
 adm. 1826; b. Groton, 1 April, 1774; deceased. 
 
 212ElllianT!5, SO'SfP^j) ^- 24 March, 1753; d. Greenwich, Mass., 
 
 21 April, 1819 ; com. captain in Greaton's (3d) regiment, 1 
 Jan. 1777. 
 
 WILLIAMS, HENRY HOAVELL, Jr., eldest male heir of Capt. 
 Joseph, adm. 1826; b. Roxbury, 1 March, 1804; d. Charleston, 
 S.C, 22 Sept. 1868. 
 
 SlSaiUiamS, 3^0t)Cl*t, b. Boston, 24 July, 1753 ; died there, 16 
 Nov. 1834; Harvard University, 1773; master of the Roxbury 
 Latin School ; lieutenant and paymaster in H. Jackson's regi- 
 ment, 1778-83 ; supercargo and part owner of brig '' Commerce," 
 
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90 MASSACHUSETTS SOCIETY OF 
 
 and wrecked on Arabian coast in 1792, reaching home after 
 much suffering in 1794; many years a successful merchant of 
 Boston; treasurer of the Society, 1811-34. 
 
 WILLIAMS, ROBERT PEARCE, eldest son of Capt. Robert, 
 b. Boston, 11 March, 1788; d. St. Louis, 22 April, 1851 ; adm. 
 1837 ; bookseller of Boston. 
 
 WILLIAMS, ALEXANDER, eldest son of Robert P.; adm. 
 1862 ; bookseller of Boston; b. there, 24 Aug. 1818. 
 
 2123infl, J(Onat!)att, com. ensign 19 Oct. 1781 ; in Vose's regi- 
 ment in 1783 ; deceased. 
 
 SiEtnSllOU)) Jj0i)n, descended from Gov. Edward, b. Boston, 29 
 Sept. 1753 ; died thei'e, 29 Nov. 1819 ; hardware merchant of 
 Boston ; deputy paymaster in Arnold's expedition to Quebec ; 
 com. captain in Crane's artillery, 8 June, 1777 ; served three 
 years ; in battles of Ticonderoga, Saratoga, and White Plains ; 
 after the war resumed business in Boston with his Uncle Mason ; 
 afterward a member of the Legislature; adm. 1787; assistant 
 treasurer 1794-1809; treasurer, 1809-11. 
 
 WINS LOW, JOHN, eldest son of John, adm. 1822 ; b. Boston, 27 
 Feb. 1783; d. 20 Aug. 1868. 
 
 WINSLOW, CHARLES HENRY, grandson of John, and great- 
 grandson of Capt. John, adm. 1870; b. 11 June, 1835; served 
 in the Rebellion in the Massachusetts artillery, and as lieutenant 
 in 5th Massachusetts cavalry in 1864-65; resides in Belmont, 
 Mass. 
 
 WOLCOTT, JOSHUA HUNTINGTON, son of Hon. Freder- 
 ick, grandson of Hon. Oliver, mem. of Conn. Soc. of Cin. ; 
 b. Litchfield, Conn., 29 Aug., 1804; came to Boston, 1821; 
 in business until 1865, when he retired. During the civil 
 war was treasurer of the Massachusetts branch of Sanitary 
 Commission. Has filled many stations in trust and benevolent 
 institutions, and in the management of manufacturing corpora- 
 tions, banks, etc.; adm. to Mass. Soc. Cin., 1875. He is de- 
 scended in a direct line from Henry Wolcott, one of the eai-ly 
 settlers, 1630. His great-grandfather was governor of the 
 colony of Conn, in 1750. 
 
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 212SOOTrljritrfle, (HTfiriStOpijCl*, J. Newcastle, Me., March, 182.3 ; 
 captain-lieutenant in Wigglesworth's regiment in Sullivan's ex- 
 pedition to Rhode Island in 1778; com. captain in 13th regi- 
 ment, 10 April, 1779. 
 
 aSUOOTrlUarty, .Samuel, h. Weston, ll July, 175G ; d. 29 March, 
 1785, at Newburg, N.Y., where he settled as a physician in 
 Feb. 1784; Harvard University, 1776; son of Rev. Samuel; 
 com. sui-geon's mate iu Shepard's (4th) regiment ; transferred to 
 Crane's artillery, 24 May, 1782. 
 
 ¥COmaU, JOijn, a. Newport, R. L, 12 July, 1827, a. 72 ; ensign 
 in Shepard's (4th) regiment; com. lieutenant 14 April, 1780; 
 inspector of customs at Newport. His widow, Martha, was 
 living there in Nov. 1841, a. 88. 
 
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