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NINE 
 
 MUSTER ROLLS 
 
 OF 
 Rhode Island Troops Enlisted During 
 
 The Old French M^ar 
 
 To which is added The Journal of Captain 
 William Rice in 'The Expedition of IJ46 
 
 Issued at the Annual Court of the Society of 
 
 'I 
 
 Colonial Wars in the State of Rhode Island a?id 
 
 Providence Plantations^ by its 
 Governor, George Leander Shepley, Esquire 
 
 and the 
 
 Council of the Society 
 
 December 30, 191 5 
 
 Providence : Printed for the Society by the Standard Printing Co. 
 from original MSS. in the Library of the R. I. Historical Society 
 

 
FRANCE claimed the whole territory west of the 
 Alleghany Mountains. The English settlers 
 had already, by the middle of the eighteenth 
 century, begun to push their way through into the Ohio 
 Valley, and the inevitable clash came at the Great 
 Meadows, May 27, 1754. The Old French War had 
 begun. 
 
 It was a struggle for the possession of the Ohio and 
 Mississippi Valleys, and the colonies were involved 
 before the Mother Country, since the Seven Years War 
 was not formally declared until 1756. The Southern 
 colonies were drawn in before those of New England. 
 
 Rhode Island raised many companies during this 
 French and Indian War, and of nine of these the mus- 
 ter rolls are here printed for the first time. Some of 
 the names may occur in other printed lists, but the 
 whole company rolls have never before appeared beyond 
 the original MSS. 
 
 The journal of Captain Rice, apart from its interest as 
 a daily record of colonial soldiering, sheds some light 
 on an almost unknown episode, the unfinished expedi- 
 tion, as it might be called, against Canada in 1746, in 
 which participated the three Rhode Island companies, 
 the rolls of which the Society issued at its General 
 Court in August, 19 15. 
 
 William Rice, the captain of one of the three com- 
 panies, was born in Warwick, March 25, 1708. He was 
 the son of John Rice and grandson of John, the first of 
 the name in Rhode Island. 
 
 [3] 
 
He was married December lo, 1730, by Rouse Helme, 
 Assistant, to Phebe Tripp of South Kingstown, who 
 died in 1753. 
 
 He was admitted a freeman of the Colony at New- 
 port, May 2, 1732, and became a man of some property, 
 and a good deal of position and influence. Twice 
 Deputy from Warwick, he was three times chosen 
 Assistant for the same town, and served on several com- 
 mittees of the Assembly. 
 
 His military experience began early, for we find him 
 cornet of the Providence County Troop of Horse in 
 1734. In 1746 he was commissioned captain of the 
 Second Company from Providence County, which then 
 included the present county of Kent. He sailed with 
 the company for Annapolis, and on the voyage kept the 
 journal which is here for the first time printed from the 
 MS. in the library of the Rhode Island Historical So- 
 ciety, to which our thanks are due for allowing us to 
 use not only the MS. of the journal, but those of the 
 muster rolls as well. 
 
 There was, as the journal shows, a good deal of sick- 
 ness among the soldiers, and Captain Rice seems to 
 have fallen a victim, for the MS. ends abruptly. He 
 died January 22, 1746-7, according to the muster roll 
 of his company. 
 
 A lieutenant of Captain Joshua Sayer's company was 
 appointed to succeed him May 6, 1747. 
 
 Captain Rice left no will, but from the Warwick deeds 
 we can see that he sold all his land before he went to the 
 
 [4] 
 
front, thus turning his estate into money. His inven- 
 tory, as recorded at Apponaug, shows that ;^ 988-2-0 in 
 Rhode Island money was due him for wages as a cap- 
 tain in the King's service. 
 
 Among the other items recorded were a " Silver-hilted 
 sword and Belt," and a " Scarlet Velvet cap trimmed 
 with Gold." The total value was ^1833-0-0. 
 
 Captain Rice left the following children, whose births 
 are recorded in Warwick, where he seems to have lived 
 in Apponaug, on the Fulling Mill Cove. 
 
 Abigail, February 20, 1730-1 
 
 Mahitable, September 25, 1732 
 
 Elizabeth, October 10, 1734 
 
 James, February 20, 1736-7; d. July 22, 1744 
 
 Hannah, April 22, 1739 
 
 John, May 26, 1741 
 
 Mary, June 18, 1743; d. July 28, 1743 
 
 James, June 28, 1744 
 
 Mary, April 24, 1746 
 
 Edwin Aylsworth Burlingame 
 Norman Morrison I sham 
 Charles Edward Cannon 
 
 [s] 
 
An Ace of Cash paid Colo' Christopher Harris' 
 
 Company Providence December 21''^ Viz*. 
 
 No. I Prince Gould £ SI 
 
 2 James Hunter 100 
 
 3 William Maxwell 108 
 
 4 Joseph Conner 63 
 
 5 Samuel Weatherbee 84 
 
 6 Aaron Salisburry S8 
 
 7 Samuel Comstock 105 
 
 8 Stephen Gully 89 
 
 9 Francisco 103 
 
 10 Simion Thayer 121 
 
 1 1 Nicholas Brown 103 
 
 1 2 William Vinfant 78 
 
 13 William Olney '4 
 
 14 Simion Stevens 5' 
 
 15 Thomas Herenton 116 
 
 16 John Jones >^ his wages 60 
 
 17 Samuel Kilton i34 
 
 18 Samuel Francks 102 
 
 19 Abraham Hogg loi 
 
 20 Daniel Weatherhead 118 
 
 21 Jefse Beaverly 81 
 
 — Abraham Hogg more 8 
 
 22 Samuel Hvmt 58 
 
 . John Jones p'^ Tho' Shippe % wag 48 
 
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No. 23 Jofeph Sprague ^103 14 
 
 24 Ebenezar Jones 
 
 25 Josiah Streeter 
 
 26 Christopher Dickerfon yi, half 
 
 27 Alexander Rofs 
 
 . William Olney allowan 2 m° 
 
 28 Samuel Greene 
 
 29 John Clemont 
 
 30 John Harris 
 
 31 Samuel Whitmore 
 
 32 Theophilus Whaley 
 
 33 Jeremiah Blanchard 
 
 34 Edward SaHsburry 
 
 35 William Smith 
 
 36 Elkanah Speere 
 
 1757 37 John Barns 
 
 March i^* 38 Col° Chris"^ Harris 
 
 39 Jefse Place p<* Phillip Place 
 
 40 Obadiah Mitchell p'* Experien Mitche' . . . 
 
 41 James Blanchard p"* his Master 
 
 42 Thomas Burkett 
 
 Chris'' Dickerfon % Master 
 
 Carried Over ^^4802 17 
 
 59 
 
 12 
 
 
 
 135 
 
 10 
 
 8 
 
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 [8] 
 
1756 
 
 Acc° of Coloi Christopher Harris' Company paid 
 
 off. 
 
 Brought Over ^4802 17 2 
 
 No. 43 Isaac Rickerfon »oo 5 4 
 
 44 Samuel Savage 4^ 9 o 
 
 Old Tenor .... ;£4945 ^ » 6 
 
 [9] 
 
An Ace* of Lieu' Coloi Samuel Angells Company paid 
 
 1756 off Providence. Decemb"" 20*^ 1756 Viz* 
 Decemb'f 
 
 20 No. I Peter Norton £3^ 
 
 2 Philip Francks 56 
 
 3 Thomas Lock 69 
 
 4 Charles Killy 71 
 
 5 Lewis Eddy 102 
 
 6 Josiah Alger 6 
 
 7 William Rofs 50 
 
 8 John Spencer. Col° Angell boy 85 
 
 9 James Sambo: >^ his wages due 48 
 
 10 Ebenezar Tyler 106 
 
 11 Samfon Sifson >^ half due 19 
 
 12 X Joshua Staples 68 
 
 13 X Thomas Loring 92 
 
 14 X Samuel Sanders 107 
 
 15 X Afa Kimball 129 
 
 16 X M' Mark Noble 148 
 
 17 X John Seamans p'^ brother 75 
 
 18 X Michell Letfon no 
 
 X Thomas Lock more 8 
 
 19 X John Skillian 
 
 20 X Abel Gibbs 
 
 21 X Samuel Eftlick ^ half wages 
 
 X Jofhua Coggshall for Jam*^^ Sambo .... 
 
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22 X John Spencer for James Spencer^ ^ 32 ii 8 
 
 X Peleg Spencer for Samfon Sifon 19 9 — 
 
 23 X Samuel Shearman 122 1 4 
 
 X Henry Tiffany for yi Samuel Estlick 36 8 3 
 
 24 X William Mattis 107 11 4 
 
 25 X Walter Morin 84 i 4 
 
 James Spencer his half wages 44 1 1 4 
 
 26 X Caefar Sambo 69 14 10 
 
 27 X Uriah Hawk 104 15 4 
 
 28 X James Jenning 125 6 8 
 
 29 X John Tower 110 17 o 
 
 30 X Samuel Steere p<* Owens Yz 35 18 4 
 
 31 X Joseph Aldrich p'^ father 55 5 4 
 
 32 X John Joyce p<^ Samuel Watfon 78 8 8 
 
 33 X William Brufsill Yz his wages 28 3 6 
 
 34 X Richard Gallop p'^ his order 25 3 7 
 
 Feby 22 X W" Brufsell ^^ his masters ^ 28 3 6 
 
 1757 35 X William Roy 104 14 8 
 
 36 X Caleb Sweet 107 2 — 
 
 37 X Conftant Cole 18 i 4 
 
 38 X Jeremiah Jennings p"^ Clay 58 i 4 
 
 39 X Josiah Westcott . 5^^ -t . 107 11 4 
 
 25 
 
 Carried Over ;^3222 
 
 [II] 
 
1756 Ace" of Lieut Colo^ Samuel Angell Company paid off. 
 
 Brought Over ;^3222 lo 3 
 
 1757 
 
 March No. 
 
 4"! 40 Jofeph Fuller p^ Jn° Aldrich £21 7 8 
 
 41 X Col" Samuel Angell 96 i 6 
 
 42 X Elisha Berry 99 19 4 
 
 43 Oliver Fry. p"* Green 72 15 2 
 
 44 X James Stone 13 18 — 
 
 Old Tenor ^3526 ii 11 
 
 [12] 
 
1756 An Ace' of Cap' John Potters Company paid off 
 
 Providence December 21^' 1756 Viz' 
 
 Dec' 21 No. I X Jonathan Bennett L ^~ M 
 
 2 X Jonathan Tyler 
 
 3 X John Knap 
 
 4 X Augustus Allen 
 
 5 X Cap' John Potter 
 
 6 X George Shearman 
 
 7 X Amos Brock 
 
 8 X John Whipple 
 
 9 X John Aften 
 
 X Jeremiah Westcott 
 
 1 X John Hainis 
 
 2 X Isaac Broadfoot 
 
 3 X Ezekiel Brook 
 
 4 X Peter Robert 
 
 5 X William Roberts 
 
 6 X Richard Thornton 
 
 7 X Timothy Daily 
 
 8 X Benjamin Underwood Yz his wag 
 
 9 X Nicholas Brock 
 
 20 X Peter Cheese 
 
 21 X Caleb Fuller p** Westcott 
 
 22 X Peter Lee 
 
 23 X Benjamin Howard 
 
 X Amos Lockwood for his boy 
 
 72 
 
 3 
 
 8 
 
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 [13] 
 
24 X Jeremiah Spywood yi pd Col" Water £ 72 
 
 25 X Josiah Foster 
 
 26 X John Burlingham 
 
 X Jeremiah Spywood half his wages .... 
 
 J demons 
 
 27 X Nathan Wade 
 
 28 X Stephen Chapman i/p'' Self 
 
 29 X Peter Allen 
 
 30 X Thomas Buffill 
 
 Feb' 21^* 31 X Samu" Bennet 
 
 32 X Thomas Cheese p<i Marcy Cheese .... 
 
 33 X Jeremiah Olney p"^ widow 
 
 34 X Jonathan Salisburry p'' Potter 
 
 X Stephen Chapman pd his father ^ ... 
 
 35 X Benjamin Cahoon 
 
 March 36 X Peter Roberts Jun"^ 
 
 2 37 X Simeon Perry p^ John Case 
 
 38 X George Mew 
 
 39 X Joseph Page 
 
 40 X Comfort Goff 
 
 41 X Edward Capron 
 
 Old Tenor ^3^49 M 
 
 139 
 
 16 
 
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 112 
 
 II 
 
 
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 [14] 
 
1756 An Ace' of Capt Potters Company paid off 
 
 Brought Over £?,(>A9 M o 
 
 To Cash p<^ Cap* John Potter for ditto Stopt out ) 
 
 of Nich' Brocks wages '# acc° 4 o — 
 
 ;^3653 14 
 
 [15] 
 
1756 
 
 An Ace* of Cap* Ebenezar Jenckes Company paid off 
 
 Providence Decemb'' 22*'^ 1756 Viz* 
 
 Decern' N» i x Israel Hilton £ g^ 4 8 
 
 22 2 X Peleg William 51 7 2 
 
 3 X John Parker p** his order 48 13 o 
 
 4 X Abraham Haskin & Hunt 72 12 6 
 
 5 X Cap' Ebenezer Jenckes 205 17 4 
 
 6 X Joseph Sewell 74 8 — 
 
 7 X Benjamin Batty 77 10 o 
 
 8 X John Jenkes 72 11 o 
 
 9 X Thomas Avery 85 9 4 
 
 10 X Rob* Berry 32 8 4 
 
 11 X David Herenton 71 5 4 
 
 12 X Refolved Phettiplace 81 i 6 
 
 13 X Joseph Davis 48 9 o 
 
 14 X Nehemiah Thornton 76 i 8 
 
 15 X Cornelus Heavens 72 2 10 
 
 16 X Zepheniah Andrus 45 3 4 
 
 17 X Joseph Cast 59 9 8 
 
 18 X Nedibiah Smith 82 18 8 
 
 19 X Ebenezar Howard 40 9 2 
 
 20 X Jonathan Herenton 84 10 8 
 
 21 X Jacob Mowry 44 6 8 
 
 22 X Nathaniel Bowdifh 77 15 o 
 
 23 X Ichabod Brown 78 18 8 
 
 24 X Nathan Freeman 93 i 4 
 
 [16] 
 
25 X Oliver Capron iii 
 
 26 X David Scott 163 
 
 27 X Ichabod Fuller pd bowing Yt. 2 
 
 ""^ 28 X Amos Brown 78 
 
 29 X Charles Scott pd his father % 40 
 
 30 X Enock Smith 69 
 
 31 X Josiah Fisk 
 
 March 32 x Josfhua Vinfant 
 
 3 33 '^ Jonathan Tower pd father 
 
 34 X Samuel Howard 
 
 35 X Samuel Cutler pd Felshaw 
 
 X Charles Scott pd his Yz to father 
 
 36 X Daniel Shepard 
 
 37 X Joseph Wilfon pd Isaac Wilfon 
 
 38 X Liue» Abner Aldrich 
 
 Old Tenor ;^29o8 
 
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1757 An Acc° of Cash paid Cap* Ebenezar Jenckes 
 
 Company — Providence Dec"^ 27 1757 Viz' 
 
 Dec'' 27* No 
 
 
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 X Ebenezar Curtis paid off |3 acc° ;^ 45 
 
 X Ezra Aldrich 53 
 
 X Captain Ebenezar Jenckes ac° 456 
 
 X Robert Berry 96 
 
 X John Hawks 105 
 
 X John Taylor 146 
 
 X Ifaac Benfou 163 
 
 X Edward Corbin 172 
 
 X Stephen Smith Jn' 89 
 
 X Jonathan Herendon 76 
 
 X John Lovell 154 
 
 X Samuel Plummer 204 
 
 X Abraham Inman 32 
 
 X John Jones 129 
 
 X Joseph Cummins 131 
 
 X Jonathan Spears 152 
 
 X Ifrael Whipple 148 
 
 X John Whipple 146 
 
 X Elijah Walker 154 
 
 X John Cummins 132 
 
 X William Potter 174 
 
 X Ebenezar Tyler 165 
 
 X Simion Stevens 43 
 
 X Samuel Sanders Enfign 333 
 
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11*^ 25 X Francisco 
 
 26 X Jonathan Tyler ,., . . . 
 
 27 X Samuel Spacks /. .... 
 
 la*'' 28 X Timothy Williams 
 
 29 X Phillip Smith 
 
 30 X Arthur Fenner 
 
 13 31 -X John Cole 
 
 32 X Ezekiel Bifhop Decfd p"* father 
 
 33 - X Solomon Smith 
 
 34 - X Jonathan Hoyt 
 
 35 - X Joseph Page 
 
 36 - X Thomas Mowry 
 
 14 37 - X John Beav^erly 
 
 38 - X EUsha Mitchell 
 
 17 39 X W^ Howell p'' John Cummins 
 
 40 X Stephen Chipman 
 
 41 X David Hill 
 
 42 X Nathan Day 
 
 23 43 X Rufus Franck of Jn" Whiting Company . 
 
 Carried Over ^S7i3 
 
 184 
 
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1757 Brought Over ^57i3 4 2 
 
 1758 
 
 J any 
 
 No 
 
 28 44 X Abner Bifhop 67 8 8 
 
 45 X Samfon Siifson yi pd master 44 — — 
 
 46 X James Mowry 44 o 2 
 
 47 X Daniel Weatherhead 165 i 2 
 
 48 X Pero Prince / pd Nath' Grimwood / 37 4 7 
 
 49 X Ebenez Plumer / pd Drefser 1756 / 54 7 2 
 
 50 X Jonathan Bullock 132 4 3 
 
 51 X John Edwards 202 19 i 
 
 52 X James Sambo 120 4 6 
 
 53 X Elkanah Spears 150 16 7 
 
 54 X William Emerfon 44 3 9 
 
 55 X John Inman / pd Jeremiah D / 24 3 7 
 
 56 X Ananias Herenden 129 13 — 
 
 57 X Timothy Thurber 132 13 1 
 
 Ap 58 X Michell DoUas 250 9 i 
 
 5 59 ^ Refolved Phettiplace 46 9 — 
 
 X Samfon Sifson on acc° his >^ ^ 43 17 11 
 
 60 X in Garrison & ( 48 — — 
 
 8* 61 X Jofhua Staples 173 8 9 
 
 62 X Palmer Tanner 77 4 10 
 
 63 X Samuel Kilton 248 4 8 
 
 64 X Joliah Westcott 124 12 7 
 
 65 X Ifaac Arnold 175 2 13 
 
 66 X M'- Mark Noble 695 3 o 
 
 67 X Silas Tucker 47 4 3 
 
 68 X Elisha Inman 73 16 4 
 
 69 X Israil Herenden 82 16 8 
 
 70 X Samuel Merithew 49 5 9 
 
 18 71 X Afa Kimball 299 6 — 
 
 72 X John Kimball 104 16 8 
 
 73 X Charles Bartlett p Fisk 81 18 6 
 
 Sutlers acc° & Cloathing Belonging to ( 
 Col" Angell drawd out p"" all y'' above S 
 
 [20] 
 
74 X Thorny Herenton 70 lo 4 
 
 75 X Charles Lefbrock 29 14 6 
 
 Sspt' 10 76 X Ebenezar Streeter 120 14 5 
 
 1758 77 X Michell Ifaacs 1755 Soldier 4° 13 4 
 
 ;^9945 12 7 
 
 [21] 
 
1758 An Acc° of Cash p^ Cap' Daniel Walls Compey. 
 
 Providence, Jan"" 12 1758 
 
 Jan' 12 I X Benjamin Howard 
 
 14 2 X Peter Norton 
 
 3 X Ruel Remington^ 
 
 4 - X Samuel Spywood p^ Dan' Green 
 
 5 - X Benjamin Alfworth 
 
 6 - X Thomas Loring Corporal 
 
 7 - X Wilfon Tory 
 
 8 - X Cap' Danie Walls 
 
 9 - X Peleg Remington 
 
 10 - X Amos Sweet 
 
 11 - X W™ Kears 
 
 27 12 X John Thomas 
 
 13 X Benj Rowfe / p<^ Green / 
 
 14 - X Richard Gallop 
 
 15 -X Zebulon Wood 
 
 16 X Ebenezar Lewis 
 
 17 X John Briggs p^ father 
 
 18 - X Silas Heavins • 
 
 19 - X Tho' Mathewfon 
 
 20 X Benjamin Colegrove 
 
 21 X Jacob Caefar past 
 
 22 X Pardon Daily 
 
 23 X Henry Straight 
 
 24 X Richard Roy 
 
 25 X Ifaac Nichos 
 
 91 
 
 3 
 
 I 
 
 130 
 
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 7 
 
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 17 
 
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26 X Abel Gibbs p^" Caleb Green 
 
 27 X Ruben Peirce / pd D Wall / 
 
 28 X Caefar Sambo / pd D Wall / 
 
 29 X Caleb Weft / pd D Wall / 
 
 30 X John Garzitte / pd D Wall / 
 
 31 X Caleb Sweet 
 
 32 X Robert Love 
 
 33 X Zacheriah Mathewfon 
 
 34 X Conftant Cole 
 
 35 X Joseph Palmer / pd Tho' Loring / ... 
 
 36 X Lu« Nathaniel Peck 
 
 37 X Nathan Bardine 
 
 38 X Richard Windman 
 
 X Jacob Caefar pd Elisha Whitman / . . • 
 
 39 X Nehemiah Spywood / pd Col" Watson half / 
 
 40 X Carder Case pd father • 
 
 316 
 
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175^ Brought Over ^7294 i[sic]3 
 
 Feb"" 27 
 27 No. 
 
 41 X Edward Talbe 2 Lie* 457 18 6 
 
 42 X Barnett Salisburry 216 o — 
 
 43 ^ John Wilfon 136 
 
 44 X Samuel Lepcomb 162 
 
 45 X William Lawlefs • 198 
 
 46 X Benjamin Wood / p^ D Wall / 87 
 
 47 X Tho^ Winright/ pd D Wall / 109 
 
 48 X Robert Alfworth 177 
 
 49 X Alexander Rofs / pd W" Cole / — 190 
 
 50 X Peter Chese / pd Th" Week yi half / . . . , 19 
 
 51 X Benjamin Negro / pd Benj. Smith / — ... 184 
 
 52 X Jonathan Lawran / pd May %, half 70 
 
 53 X Benjamin Capwell 195 
 
 54 X Thomas Clois / pd E Learnard / 164 
 
 55 X Robert J oils / pd father / • . 151 
 
 56 X Thomas Wilcox / pd Sam' Young / i66 
 
 57 X Jeremiah Auften / pd father / 185 
 
 X Jonathan Lawran / pd W™ Lawran yi j — . 70 
 
 58 X Wilham Calver 178 
 
 Ap' X Peter Chese his half wage / to Self 19 
 
 4 59 X Clemont Mathewfon 113 
 
 X Nehimiah Spywood Yt Wages ^ Self ... 56 
 
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60 - X George Brock pd Master }4 • . . 21 
 
 George Brock pd Self his ^ 21 
 
 61 X Amos Brock 68 
 
 62 X John Spencer 127 
 
 63 X Nehemiah Spywood 2 acc° pd Col° Waters . 35 
 
 64 X James Underwood / pd his Master ^ / . . . 25 
 
 65 X Ezekiel Bennet pd Self 218 
 
 X James Underwood / pd his half / 24 
 
 66 X John Rowfe 221 
 
 67 - X Benjamin Wood / pd Self winter / 56 
 
 68 - X James East / pd self one half / 31 
 
 69 - X Thomas Roberts .."... • 163 
 
 ^11622 
 Sutlers acc° & Cloathing of Col° Angells dravv"^ ) 
 out this day May 16, 1758 all y« above. C 
 
 70 - X Pafco Whitford pd Cap* D W^all / 
 
 7 1 X Robert Smith / pd his father / 
 
 72 X Ifaac Colegrove pd Self 
 
 73 - X Caleb Roy pd Self 31 day of may 
 
 74 - X Benjamin Cahoon 
 
 75 ~ ^ Jeremiah Green / pd Jun 6 
 
 i:i2378 
 
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1758 Bro* over 12378 6 — 
 
 76 - X John Gazettee / pd D Wall / 65 16 4 
 
 77 - X Thomas Windright / pd D Wall / 65 3 4 
 
 James East / half pd D Wall for his master / 33 9 4 
 
 78 - X George Royn olds Decfd / pd his wife .... 151 i 2 
 
 79 X Peter Gromock / pd D Wall / 56 — — 
 
 80 X Shibnah Roynolds / pd Col" John Andruw ^ his ) 
 
 father order Lawfull mony > 188 8 4 
 
 ;^ 10 9 4 Old Tenor ) 
 
 81 X Gideon Potter Decfd / pd Wife 44/6 Lawfull or 40 o o 
 
 82 X Timothy OBryant pd Self for y« year 1756 62 10 o 
 
 /13040 14 
 
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1759 ^^ Acc" of Cap* Ebenezer Jenckes Decf'^ Wages 
 
 paid to y« lo day of Jan"" 1759 Viz* 
 
 Jany lo"" No. i Peleg Williams £9 9 6 
 
 2 Lewis Eddy 9 6 — 
 
 3 John Beaverly 14 12 11 
 
 4 Peleg Slocum 10 14 2 
 
 5 Mofes Bowdifh 16 15 8 
 
 6 Nedebiah Smith 15 3 7 
 
 7 James Mowry ,9 8 6 
 
 8 Jonathan Tower n 4 10 
 
 9 John Stevens 9 '9 4 
 
 10 John Reniff 7 19 — 
 
 11 John Jones n i i 
 
 12 Abram Smith 10 5 6 
 
 13 Peris Luther 8 9 2 
 
 14 Ebenezar Tyler 912 2 
 
 15 Jonathan Tyler 13 '9 4 
 
 16 Palmer Tanner 12 18 — 
 
 17 Abram Salisburry . ,' 12 5 9 
 
 18 James Hunter 8 2 — 
 
 19 Arthur Fanner 12 9 4 
 
 20 Nicholas Brown 11 18 — 
 
 21 Jonathan Daily 10 17 10 
 
 22 Prince Gould ii 7 10 
 
 23 Johnjide 13 9 5 
 
 24 Solomon Smith 13 19 o 
 
 25 James Olney 11 3 8 
 
 26 John Wood 13 6 2 
 
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No. 27 Zacheriah Mathewfon £ ^3 
 
 28 Richard Smith 
 
 29 Lieu* Benjamin Eddy 
 
 30 Thomas Wafsamogg 
 
 31 Oliver Weftcott 
 
 32 Corneluus Youngman 
 
 33 Richard Smith 
 
 34 Caleb Nichols 
 
 35 Jeremiah Blanchard 
 
 36 Jedediah Sprague 
 
 37 Samuel Ladd 
 
 38 Joseph Cafs 
 
 39 John Lovell 
 
 40 John Shillian 
 
 41 Benjamin Green 
 
 42 Isaac Price pd master >^ Wages 
 
 pd Isaac Price Ballance acc° 
 
 43 Waymouth Ham 
 
 44 Daniel Sprague 
 
 45 Jonathan Sweet 
 
 46 Henry Stevens 
 
 Carried forward ^;^554 '5 
 
 £ 13 
 
 
 
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1759 
 
 Brought up D"- ;^ 554 
 
 an' 23'!' No. 47 Refolved Phetteplace 10 
 
 48 Lieu' Col° John Potter 39 
 
 49 Rufus Francks 7 
 
 50 John Spencer ^ 
 
 51 Ezekiel Fuller »o 
 
 52 Stephen Belloue ^ 
 
 53 Jacob Benfon '^ 
 
 54 John Hambleton 3 
 
 55 Cap' Thomas Burkitt 23 
 
 pd acc° 2 months pd ditto 17 
 
 56 John Mathewfon Jn' 18 
 
 57 Francis Sweet *' 
 
 58 Rufus M'^Kentire ^~ 
 
 59 Samuel Bennett ^° 
 
 60 Obadiah Herenton 9 
 
 61 Stephen Nichols '3 
 
 62 William Yaw Decfd 3 
 
 63 Thomas Collins M 
 
 64 Thomas Aylsworth Liu' 3° 
 
 65 Uriah Stafford 9x 
 
 66 Timothy Andrews 9 
 
 67 Jonathan Fairbanck 8 
 
 68 Rufus Francks [crossed out] 
 
 69 Judah Bennett Decfd 5 
 
 70 Joseph Bennett Decfd 4 
 
 71 Baraciah Herenton '- 
 
 72 Aaron Cook Defd ' 
 
 73 Afajohnfon '5 
 
 74 John Aylworth *^ 
 
 75 John Rufsell '3 
 
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76 John Galium Decfd ^ 'i 3 
 
 77 Henry Jones Decfd 3 4 
 
 78 Thomas Howard 8 19 
 
 79 Rufus M"=Kentire Jn' 8 14 
 
 80 John Mathewfon 11 o 
 
 81 Lieu* Col» Jn" Potter 714 
 
 &c *12 
 
 81 Barney Hix pd [illegible] 2 8 
 
 82 David Staples 4 7 
 
 Jun 6"' 83 Richard Smith Jn' 6 2 
 
 84 Sampfon Sifon % Wages f 
 
 pd Sp [?] 1757 E Jencks Copy > 2 12 
 
 No 60 ) 
 
 i:976 
 
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Acc" Continued & Brougt Over £ 9i(> 4 6 
 No. 
 
 84 Levi Weatherhead % p^ Briggs 211 6 
 
 Ditto pd Yz [ ]ard Weathered 211 6 
 
 85 Tho' Felix pd Nath' Smith — 2 8 
 
 86 Ebenezar Curtis Decfd pd Wife 2 7 6 
 
 87 Nath' Healy Decfd pd widow 6 10 — 
 
 ;^ 990 7 8 
 
 88 Enfign Augustus Allen for his 
 
 Ballance 7 iii 
 
 997 9 7 
 Deduct an error overcaft 7 18 — 
 
 ^ 989 " 7 
 
 [31] 
 
1759 An Acc of Cash p^ Officers & Soldiers Belonging 
 
 December to y^ Cap' Burkitt & Eddys Company as ^ their acc" 
 26'^ Stated. 
 
 Providence Dec'' 26 1759 
 
 Began to pay Lawful! money 
 
 Dec 26th No. I Oliver Weftcott ;^ 12 18 4 
 
 2 John Roynolds 11 11 4 
 
 3 John Briggs 6 18 — 
 
 4 Nathan Armftrong 612 4 
 
 5 James Dennie 4 9 3 
 
 6 William Laythorne 7 3 — 
 
 7 Ebenezar Tyler 9 6 i 
 
 8 Lieu' Thomas Collins 25 12 10 
 
 9 Simon Froft 14 13 6 
 
 10 John Jackfon 10 18 8 
 
 27*** II Zacheriah Mathewfon 10 4 — 
 
 12 Henry Hudfon 11 2 8 
 
 13 Benjamin Capwell 9 4 9 
 
 14 William Roberts 10 i — 
 
 15 Nathnil Potter 12 14 3 
 
 16 James Robinfon 8 i 4 
 
 17 Nathan Stone 12 3 o 
 
 18 Andrew Dexter 7 4 — 
 
 19 Robert Hix pd fath 9 13 10 
 
 20 John Whipple 15 10 8 
 
 21 John Wood 11 2 — 
 
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28 22 Amos Brock £ ^3 12 
 
 23 Thomas Herenton 12 5 
 
 24 Samuel Peirce 6 11 
 
 25 Afa Johnfon 10 2 
 
 26 James Blackmore 12 16 
 
 27 Robert Berry 
 
 28 Cornelius Heavens 
 
 29 William Page 
 
 30 Josiah Wef tcott pd Brother 
 
 31 Ezra Day 
 
 32 John Ide 
 
 29 33 Refolved Phettiplace 
 
 34 Uriah Hawk 
 
 35 Benjamin Prefton 
 
 36 Neal M<^Neal 
 
 37 Richard Smith 
 
 38 Christopher Moore 
 
 39 Christopher Harry 
 
 40 Henry Stevens 
 
 41 Nedebiah Smith 
 
 Carried Over £ 450 9 
 
 at 
 
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1759 Brought Over £ 450 9 8 
 
 Dec 29*^ 42 Rufus Francks 217 o 
 
 31 43 William Weaver 10 8 2 
 
 44 Abram Smith 10 o 8 
 
 45 David Scott 12 15 9 
 
 46 Stephen Wright 12 5 6 
 
 47 Cornelius Youngman 10 6 o 
 
 48 John Stevens 9 14 6 
 
 49 Thomas Avery • 11 13 3 
 
 50 Simon Heavens 12 6 6 
 
 Jan I*'' 51 Thomas Stafford 9 19 6 
 
 1760 52 John Andrus 12 i 3 
 
 53 David Valett 12 9 3 
 
 54 James Mowrj^ 9 18 i 
 
 55 Palmer Tanner 14 12 2 
 
 56 James Herenton 12 9 o 
 
 57 Thomas Movvry ii 4 2 
 
 2**" 58 Olney John 17 7 — 
 
 59 Philimon Hines 10 12 3 
 
 60 Thomas Howard 12 16 4 
 
 61 Stephen Herenton ' * 7 19 9 
 
 62 Fran[c]is Sweet 12 17 — 
 
 63 William Shippee 10 8 9 
 
 5*i> 64 Daniel Hudfon 8 11 ii 
 
 65 Jeremiah Blanchard 17 6 6 
 
 7*'' 66 Ebenezar Shearman 5 5 4 
 
 g*"* 67 Afa Kimball Enfign 27 18 3 
 
 [34] 
 
68 Philamon Kimball ;^ 12 13 i 
 
 ,^'^ 69 John Alfworth Jn' lo 14 9 
 
 70 Peter Doyel 8 i 2 
 
 71 Elisha Hamblin 12 19 — 
 
 1760 Mar 27 72 Elisha Mitchell 7 13 6 
 
 28 73 John Andrews for Timothy Decfd 11 11 — 
 
 74 Benjamin Carpenter 5 5 5 
 
 April 22"^ 75 Robert Williams 10 10 9 
 
 To Benjamin Cummins 
 
 . 7 8 7 
 
 Advanc<i to his wife 
 
 To Samuel Harris advanc^ 
 
 before marching had a i 16 1 
 
 furlough & Deferted 
 
 & was taken up & Hangd at 
 
 Albany £ 846 5 10 
 
 76 Samuel Spywood pd his master Dad Green . . 552 
 
 [35] 
 
1760 An Acc° of Cash paid Officers & Soldiers Belonging to 
 Col° Chris"" Harris Comp 1760 Campain. 
 
 1 76 1 Lawful Money 
 January No. i Ifaacc Howard £ 8 10 8 
 
 ^ 2 Ufual Greene 12 2 i 
 
 3 Ebenezar Sirfco 12 7 — 
 
 4 Ezekiel Guarnfey 14 2 2 
 
 5 Abram Hawkins 14 6 6 
 
 6 David Rufsell 9 17 3 
 
 7 Nathan Stone 15 n 8 
 
 8 John Lyon 14 10 2 
 
 9 Amos Brock 13 6 2 
 
 10 Simion Stevens 15 7 10 
 
 n Jonathan Millard 14 6 lo 
 
 12 Mermeduke Waterman 12 13 8 
 
 13 Peter Roberts 11 11 4 
 
 14 Oliver Dyer 9 8 11 
 
 15 Samuel Dyer, Jn' 12 14 8 
 
 16 Samuel Dyer 15 8 8 
 
 17 Uriah Hawks 12 2 6 
 
 18 Samuel Tewgood 11 12 10 
 
 19 Samuel Francks 10 10 4 
 
 20 William Roberts 11 4 6 
 
 21 Joel Keech 12 13 4 
 
 22 Benjamin Bragg 11 17 2 
 
 23 Benjamin Brown 8 6 5 
 
 24 John Bennett half Wages 3 8 — 
 
 W" Proud half d" — 9 4 8 
 
 [36] 
 
25 William Weftcott £ 13 
 
 26 Caleb Briggs 13 
 
 27 Jeremiah Burlinggame 16 
 
 28 Charles Congdon pd father 7 
 
 29 Samuel Merithew 10 
 
 30 James Daily 9 
 
 31 David Daily u 
 
 32 Timothy Williams 16 
 
 33 Ifaac Arnold 13 
 
 34 Townsand Briggs 9 
 
 35 Oliver Weftcott 17 
 
 36 Peleg Abba haf — 4 
 
 Chrf Brovi^n d« 7 
 
 37 Nehemiah Ward pd father half 9 
 
 Nehemiah Ward pd self 2 
 
 38 Joseph Bennett 11 
 
 39 James Cutiph 11 
 
 40 Peleg Rhodes 13 
 
 41 Joe Lewis 8 
 
 42 Felix Dann 13 
 
 43 Coggeshall Olney half 2 
 
 John Angell Esq'' half d" 5 
 
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 Carried over £ 523 17 — 
 
 [37] 
 
1762 Brought over £ 523 iglsicio 
 
 Jany 8"^ 44 William Moore half 7 8 o 
 
 his half 4 16 9 
 
 45 Silvester Stone pd master half 718 6 
 
 his half 4 10 
 
 46 Thomas Mitchell 8 16 — 
 
 47 Morris Power 14 18 8 
 
 48 Robert Leonard 13 16 8 
 
 49 Stephen Fenner 11 5 o 
 
 50 Simion Whelock 5 15 11 
 
 pd his master 6 9 4 
 
 51 Enfign Thomas Mitchell 17 15 5 
 
 52 CorneUus Youngman 10 10 6 
 
 53 Rufus Francks 2 2 6 
 
 54 John Tripp 6 12 11 
 
 55 Thomas Avery 8 3 2 
 
 56 Stephen Wright half 9 5 4 
 
 pd his haf 3 2 7 
 
 57 Samuel Daily 815 4 
 
 58 Benjamin Wood 11 18 6 
 
 59 Othniel Herenton 12 12 7 
 
 60 Abram Salisburry 12 4 4 
 
 61 John Whipple 10 13 — 
 
 62 Richard Smith 9 12 6 
 
 63 Jeremiah Phillips 14 7 4 
 
 64 Daniel Hudfon 11 11 — 
 
 65 En' Peleg Slocum 14 6 6 
 
 66 Thomas Thornton 7 19 5 
 
 67 Phinitray Watkins 11 2 5 
 
 [38] 
 
68 George Millar ;i{^ 12 8 10 
 
 69 Nathan Collins pd master 6 o — 
 
 70 Daniel Belloue 9 o 8 
 
 71 Nichols Pulling 
 
 72 Thomas Womfley 
 
 pd his mistrefs half 
 
 73 Pirn Rawfon pd Broth 
 
 74 Josiah Forfte 
 
 75 Nathan Briggs Decfd 
 
 76 Arthur Herenton 
 
 77 Ebenezar Lewis 
 
 78 Samuel Thornton 
 
 79 William Shippee 
 
 80 Tippitts Hopkins 
 
 81 Mofes Francklin 
 
 82 Zebedee Williams 
 
 83 Samuel Bennett pd fath 
 
 84 Luther Colvin 
 
 Carried forward ;^ioii 15 5 
 
 II 
 
 I 
 
 3 
 
 4 
 
 II 
 
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 9 
 
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1761 Bro' forward ^loii 15 
 
 Jany 10 85 Jonathan Sweet 10 
 
 86 Arnold Lewis 13 
 
 87 James Aldrich 14 
 
 88 Ebenezar Jones 17 
 
 89 Abner Comftock 19 
 
 90 Aron Comftock half father 5 
 
 pd Son his half 2 
 
 91 Ebenezar Tyler 11 
 
 92 William Tyler 12 
 
 93 William Potter 12 
 
 94 Abner Wade 14 
 
 95 Benjamin Cass for Peter Albro 15 
 
 96 Lieu* Thomas Collins 34 
 
 97 Benjamin Roufe 11 
 
 98 Jonathan Baker 8 
 
 99 John Aylsworth 8 
 
 100 Phillip Aylsworth 9 
 
 loi William Thorn 12 
 
 102 Spink Tarbox 14 
 
 103 Stephen Turtelott 11 
 
 104 Elisha Wilfon 9 
 
 105 Benjamin Aften 10 
 
 106 Peter Tarbox 13 
 
 107 John Tower 13 
 
 108 Abram Hogg 9 
 
 109 Jeremiah Brown pd master 5 
 
 pd his father half 2 
 
 110 Jeremiah Phillips 13 
 
 111 Simon Aldrich 14 
 
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112 George Mathewfon 14 15 8 
 
 113 Abel Greene 15 8 o 
 
 114 Richard Windman 15 4 8 
 
 1 1 5 Rufus Barton Jn^ 2 11 11 
 
 pd his master half lo 13 8 
 
 116 Nathan Spencer pd father 10 13 8 
 
 117 Benjamin Bentley 13 14 4 
 
 118 Thoms Bentley 13 15 4 
 
 119 Thoms Reynolds 14 9 4 
 
 120 Thorn Kettle 12 16 10 
 
 121 Clement King Decf^ pd Benj King 917 7 
 
 122 Thomas King Decfd pd Benj King 8 19 8 
 
 123 Samuel Sweet 7 10 8 
 
 124 Joseph Doliver, Serg' 18 3 10 
 
 Carried Over ;^»52i 12 
 
 [41] 
 
1761 Brought Over £^S^^ ^2 11 
 
 Feb' 125 Henry Hopkins 15 7 2 
 
 126 Jonathan Sweet 14 19 10 
 
 127 Phillip Andrews 14 14 10 
 
 128 Benedett Sweet 14 >7 8 
 
 129 Joshua Andrews 13 3 4 
 
 130 William Andrews 7 o 8 
 
 131 Caleb Rogers 12 i 9 
 
 132 Benjamin Belknap 13 9 10 
 
 133 Gideon Martin 13 9 o 
 
 134 Elisha Mitchell 8 4 o 
 
 135 Jeremiah Ladd p<i Hoyle 9 18 4 
 
 136 Col" Christopher Harris 83 14 9 
 
 137 Zebedee Phillips Decfd pd wife 5 19 2 
 
 138 Comfort Carpenter 13 9 4 
 
 139 Phillip Greene 5 17 10 
 
 140 Benjamin Rogers 911 4 
 
 141 Jeremiah Rogers Decfd pd Niles 4 13 10 
 
 142 Benjamin Andrews 10 i 8 
 
 143 Sam' Robinfon pd mother 11 i o 
 
 144 Ebenezar Adams pd Col° Andrus 13 o o 
 
 145 Joseph Page pd R Gibbs 12 7 o 
 
 146 Ezekiel Hunt 7 3 o 
 
 147 Thomas Frazier 9 16 i 
 
 148 Rufus Herenton 14 5 2 
 
 149 John Nichols 5 i o 
 
 150 Zacheriah Mathewfon 5 o o 
 
 151 Benjamin Cahoone 8 9 o 
 
 ;^i878 9 6 
 
 Overcalt 2 
 
 /1878 7 6 
 
 [42] 
 
THE JOURNAL 
 
 OF 
 
 CAPTAIN WILLIAM RICE 
 
 WHICH HE KEPT IN THE 
 EXPEDITION OF I 746 
 
THE JOURNAL 
 
 OF 
 
 CAPTAIN WILLIAM RICE 
 
 May 28*'' 1746 About this time A Sloop of War arrived at 
 Boston with Dispatches from his Grace the Duke of New 
 Castle to the Governours of New Hampshire Mafsachufsets 
 Bay Rhode Island Connecticut New York Jersey Pennsylvania 
 Maryland & Virginia signifying his Majesties Gracious inten- 
 tions of reducing Canada to his obedience by a number of 
 Troops raised in North America to be Joined by several 
 Batallions of his Regular Forces under the Command of his 
 Excellency Lieut Gen' James St Clair. In Obedience to his 
 Majesties Instructions by His Grace of New Castle The Gen' 
 Afsembly of the Colony of Rhode Island met at New Port the 
 beginning of June and voted three Companies of Volunteers to 
 be instantly raised for this Service by giving 50 L Currency 
 with Cloathing arms ammunition &c as bounty and En- 
 couragement to each Soldier. June 6*'^ I was appointed by 
 the Gen' Afsembly to raise and Command a Company and 
 upon the Seventh I was engaged and Qualified by the oaths of 
 Allegiance. The G Afsembly appointed William Straight ^ 
 Robert Starey^ My First and Second Lieu'* and Stephen 
 Colegrove Ensign. The Committee of War having taken up 
 Transports and the Levies being near Completed The Recruits 
 were encamped on Goat Island whither my Company also re- 
 paired on July 16''' being now in Great expectation of Our Gen' 
 
 ^Thomas in Muster Roll of Company 
 
 ^Sterry " " " " 
 
 [45] 
 
with the Forces from Great Britain. The Heat of the Season 
 and Great Rains ocasioned the Bloody flux to rage among our 
 Soldiers so that they Decamped and Embarked our Sick being 
 brought to Newport towards the middle of Agust. About 
 this time Edward Kinnicutt Esq'' was appointed L* Coll of our 
 Troops which was extremely agreeable to me. Soon after The 
 Com^^ of War engaged D"" Thomas Moffat Surgeon of our 
 Companies. After having undergone the great fatigue and 
 slavery of recruiting I provided stores &c for the Campaign 
 and Indulged the pleasure of thinking that we should soon be 
 ordered to Cape Breton to meet the Disciplind troops from 
 Home when about the middle of September heard the Reg*^ 
 of Frampton Douglafs Paulet and h^ John Murrays with a 
 battalion of the Royal Scots with all their officers were Em- 
 barked and wind bound. The latter end of September we heard 
 the troops disembarkd w* great precipitation and that Gen' St 
 Clair arrived at London and the day afterwards sett out with 
 Admiral Lestock for Portsmouth where the troops were again 
 Embarking for Cape Breton. About the first of October the 
 Bloody flux almost ceased among the Soldiers but was Suc- 
 ceeded by a Putrid fever. Towards the middle of October when 
 we despaird of Our Gen' and the Forces and when our Stores 
 Equipage &c. were neglected and Consumed the Committee of 
 War received dispatches from Admiral Warren Gov^^ Shirley 
 and Mascarene^ advising and Imploring the Assistance of our 
 Forces together with large [2] reinforcements from New Hamp- 
 shire and Mafsachufsets Bay where upon the G Afsembly was 
 summoned and ordered The Troops of the Colony to Embark 
 and proceed to Annapolis Royal forthwith having voted that 
 
 ijean Paul Marcarene, Huguenot; Acting Governor of Nova Scotia 
 1740-49; born Castras Languedoc, France 1684; died in Boston, Massa- 
 chusetts 22 January, 1760. 
 
 [46] 
 
each Captain be advanced 40 ;^^'^'' every Lieut [blank] every 
 Ensign [blank] and each non commifsioned officer and private 
 Soldier 2^ £ currency with a farther bounty of a blankett and 
 Watch Coat. Coll Kinnicut was dispatched to Boston to 
 concert measures with the Admiral and Mr Shirley. Our 
 Coll returnd and brought the welcome tidings of the Brest 
 Squadron with 4000 Land forces aboard under the command of 
 Duke d Anvill who arrived upon our Coast the Latter end 
 of August or First of September were gone off without 
 attempting anything after having suffered extremely by the 
 lofs of The Duke (who died as they entered Chibucto^) and 
 great numbers of their seamen and Soldiers by Sicknefs and 
 some ships by strefs of Weather. The latter end of October 
 our men were Embarked and the first of November we waited 
 for Wind. 
 
 November 3^^ Cap*" Spry of the Chester arrivd to wait upon 
 his Admiral (Warren) at Newport by whom we learnd that 
 (being then but six days from Annapolis) the French had 
 retired from before Annapolis leaving their baggage behind and 
 that the Congress at Breda was broke up without concluding 
 upon any measures towards peace and that L^ Sandwich (our 
 plenipo) was returnd to London and that Admiral Lestock with 
 25 Capital Ships and 80 transports with loooo Land forces 
 under Gen^ St Clair were saild upon a secret Expedition. 
 
 November 4*'' Tuesday Saild from Newport aboard the . 
 Brigantine Leopard with my officers and Company (being 
 favourd with Coll Kinnicutt and D"" Moffatt as Fellow 
 pafsengers) together with the Snow Africa and and Brig' Nept- 
 une under the Convoy of the Tartar commanded by Cap* Peter 
 Marshal. The weather was agreeable and favourable when we 
 
 1 Halifax 
 
 [47] 
 
came from Port but the wind towards evening proving short it 
 was Determined by the Commodore that we should anchor in 
 TarpauUn Cove on EUzabeth Island whither accordingly came 
 to about Midnight. 
 
 Wednesday being the 5''^ The Commodore displayed his 
 signals for sailing early in the morning and brought us before 
 noon into Holms Hole on Marthas Vineyard where we anchored. 
 After we came to anchor Cap*" Marshal with the Commifsioned 
 officers of the other Companys came aboard and Dined with 
 us. After Dinner we went ashore and commemorated this 
 great anniversary but were prevented from returning aboard in 
 the Evening as we resolvd by stormy and excefsively bitter 
 cold weather. "We suppd at Mrs Chaces upon plenty of 
 pummeled Beef where after remembring dutifully his Majesty 
 His Family and our General we retired to Rest. 
 
 Thursday November 6"^ Early we were saluted with the most 
 unwelcome [3] news that the Snow Africa with Cap'" Sawyers 
 Company aboard was drove ashore in the last night. Coll 
 Kinnicut Cap*" Marshal myself with the other officers then 
 ashore used all pofsible means to gett to her assistance which 
 we did by the help of the Commodores Barge at ten in the 
 forenoon where we learnd that she went ashore at Eight last 
 night after cutting away her foremast. Miserable and very 
 affecting was this Spectacle of Drenchd Soldiers with the 
 floating and spoiled ruind Stores. A Council of the officers 
 present was Held to deliberate upon this disastrous Event 
 wherein it was agreed to Distribute Cap*" Sawyers company 
 aboard the Tartar and the other transports and to proceed to 
 Annapolis Royal with all pofsible Dispatch. A proper place 
 for the Reception of the disernbarkd soldiers was provided 
 with every thing necefsary for their use and Comfort. In the 
 
 [48] 
 
afternoon the Company became very mutinous but the Coll 
 & Officers by properly by exerting themselves reducd them 
 to Submifsion and sent their chests aboard the Tartar. The 
 weather is extremely keen and piercing cold. 
 
 Friday November 7^11 Coll Kinnicutt and Cap*" Marshall sent 
 by express to Newport an account of our misfortune. Cap*" 
 Marshal empowered John Norton to asist Cap*" Clark in taking 
 care of the wreckd vefsel (she bilging yesterday morning) and 
 cargo. The weather is still tempestous but every interval of its 
 lulling or abatement is employd in saving the officers stores 
 and provisions. This afternoon we walked some miles upon 
 the Island which is of a poor thin sandy soil. 
 
 Saturnday November 8*'' This day was employd in Reem- 
 barking the Soldiers. Michael Smiry a Nantucket Indian whom 
 I enlisted last night and resignd to Cap'" Sawyer elopd this 
 morning from his Keepers leaving his Bount}^ Money and Hat 
 behind Him. Sergeant Hows and Arron Gershum an Indian 
 Soldier of Cap*" Sawyers Company had deserted likewise in 
 the night or proceeding Day. 
 
 Sunday November 9**^ This day the weather began to 
 moderate so that the officers Stores were put on board the 
 vefsel that they were to Embark in. 
 
 Monday November io*'» Michael Dooly of my Company died 
 of a fever aboard and was brought ashore and interrd this 
 morning. This day we greatly diverted ourselves at the Ex- 
 pence of two of our Officers who had made an excursion in the 
 last night upon the con[fines] of two Fair Damsels under the 
 directions of a Guide who first Jiltd and then betrayd them by 
 discovering the whole plan to us for a very small reward. This 
 Evening we regaled ourselves and repaired aboard our own 
 vef sells. 
 
 [49] 
 
Tuesday November 1 1"^ The Commodore made the Signals 
 for sailing at four in the morning the Wind being fair but small. 
 In the Evening off Sandy Point of Nantucket the wind failed 
 so we anchord upon the Shoals. 
 
 Wednesday November 12*'^ The Wind coming at N E at 
 four in the Morning we stood in for Sandy point where we Came 
 to anchor having [4] grounded upon a Mud bank a few minutes 
 through the Ignorance Negligence or deceit of the person who 
 Sounded the Lead. 
 
 Thursday November 13*^ Went ashore with Coll Kinnicut 
 Lie* Carpenter & D"^ Moffatt. This part of the Island is very 
 barren being nothing but a Heap of Sand thinly covered with 
 poor Shrubs and some Spear grafs. We saw some Indians who 
 had killd great store of Sea Fowl of whom we Enquired con- 
 cerning a large Ship that we saw upon the back of the Island 
 Yesterday Afternoon in distrefs They saw Her and thought 
 she Cleared the Island. 
 
 Friday November 14* Wind still contrary The Brig* Neptune 
 who had dragd a league to leeward and who had been orderd 
 up by the Commodore came up this morning to an anchor 
 near us. This Day dined aboard the Tartar with Cap*" Marshal 
 and Suppd aboard the Neptune with Cap*" Cole. When we 
 returnd aboard the Soldiers were very disorderly and generally 
 drunk. Upon Enquiry I learnd that one of my Officers had 
 sold them a barrell of Cyder at Cent per Cent. I propose to 
 prevent this traffick for the future as a prostitution of his 
 Maj'" Commifsion and a practice base mean and Injurious. 
 
 Saturday November 1$^^ Wind still contrary and blowing 
 very fresh. 
 
 Sunday November 16"^ Capt»» Marshall came aboard us and 
 tarryed untill Dinner time when blowing hard at N He left us 
 
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suddenly and went aboard. The Neptunes Boat drove ashore. 
 This Evening it proves very stormy and we ride in much 
 danger as I apprehend especially as the Wind is expected from 
 the North west. 
 
 Monday November I'p^ Last Night It blowing fiercely from 
 N by W our anchor came Home which threw us into great 
 consternation but letting go another instantly The Vefsel 
 brought up and we rode the night throughout well. We are 
 now very uneasy and anxious under our present circumstances 
 which are such as the Wind blows that if our Anchors fail we 
 must inevitably go upon a wild Lee shore which God avert. 
 I am informed this day several partys at Cards spend the night 
 under [covering .?] of the lights afsigned the Sick to prevent the 
 like disorderly and dif solute courses I have chargd and enjoind 
 my officers to take away their Cards and throw them over board. 
 To my great surprize I likewise understand one of my officers 
 sells Apples to the Soldiers at an Exorbitant price. I have been 
 much disorderd these three days past by cough and oppref- 
 sion of my Breast &c. The Wind seems to come about to 
 the westward so that we hope to pursue our Voyage to morrow. 
 
 Tuesday November i8 at 3 o'Clock this morning the Seamen 
 are preparing to sail. Cap*" Marshal sends his barge and getts 
 off the Neptunes long Boat. This [5] morning I hear one of my 
 officers sold a barrell of Syder to the Soldiers at 8^ currency — 
 But if I put not an end to such monstrous and vile practices may 
 be cashierd for his offences. This morning four packs of cards 
 were taken from the Soldiers and thrown over board. Cap*" 
 Marshal and his pilot comes aboard and breakfasts with us and 
 conclude to make sail in Quest of Harbour. 
 
 Wednesdnay November 19*'^ Last Night by advice of the pilots 
 came to anchor off Cape Pog at 11 o'Clock expecting the Wind 
 
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Southerly in the morning. At Two the Wind blew fresh from 
 N E and by five this morning blew very fiercely soon after which 
 we Dragd and our Best Anchor being lett go she brought up but 
 rode very hard and uneasy. At Day break the Sea and Wind 
 were in a violent conflict. At Nine o'Clock the Colony Sloop 
 slipd and bore away soon after which the Brig' Neptune was 
 discoverd to be ashore. After various counsels It was deter- 
 mind ab* Two o'Clock to slip our Anchor and Stand in for the 
 Harbour where by the favour of Divine Providence we arrivd 
 in thirty eight minutes. Coll Kinnicut I and D'' Moffatt went 
 ashore before Evening where we had the extreme pleasure of 
 meeting Cap^ Cole and of Hearing that the Company and Crew 
 v/ere all Safe contrary to the judgment of the most Experiencd 
 Here who afsurd Cap*" Marshal that they must perish on the 
 Sea — However that did not prevent Cap*" Marshal from Send- 
 ing a Whale Boat which brought The Officers safe Here. 
 
 Thursday Nov 20 The Measles broke out upon me and I 
 became very Sick, 
 
 Friday Nov 28 found myself very weak low and reducd and 
 had Been uncommonly bad for the Disease owing I suppose to 
 the fatigue anxiety and Distrefs I was in when invaded by the 
 Distemper before getting ashore. Now I learned Cap*" Sawyer 
 was Dispatched to Newport and the General Opinion was we 
 should be recalld. 
 
 Wednesday Dec^ 3 Cap*" Sawyer returnd and brought In- 
 structions to proceed to Annapolis. The Measles and Putrid 
 fever universal in Cap*" Coles Company broke in upon mine to 
 my great Concern. 
 
 Sunday Dec 7*'' Cap*" Marshall in the Colony sloop saild 
 for Holms Hole to take aboard provisions for the Transport 
 sloop that no time might be lost. -Upon the tidings of pro- 
 
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ceeding to Annapolis Great number of Our Soldiers deserted 
 amongst whom were Twelve of my Company four of whom 
 were recovered By persons Employed to Apprehend Them. 
 
 Dec 8 Monday Robert Fish Died. 
 
 Wednesday Dec lo My Company is now very sick and 
 several are Desperate. 
 
 Friday Dec 12 Jonathan Doliver Died. 
 
 Saturday Dec 13 Last Evening the Colony Sloop returnd 
 and this afternoon The Transport Ranger Sloop arrivd with- 
 out Water Cap Bouce and many other necefsaries. 
 
 Wednesday Dec 17 The Weather [6] Sett in extremely keen 
 and severe. 
 
 Thursday Dec 18 Jonathan Logan died. 
 
 Sunday DeC^ 21 This Day in General Council at War it was 
 determind upon account of the Great Sicknefs among our 
 Soldiers and the very advancd Season to Return to Newport 
 forthwith. Samuel Wales died this last night. 
 
 Monday Dec 22 Cap*" Sawyer should have sett out this morn- 
 ing to Rhode Island over land but is detaind by very Rigorous 
 weather. This day John Salisbury died. 
 
 Tuesday Dec 23 This day it was resolvd to Leave Lieu* 
 Straight to Do duty with the Sick and March Home the re- 
 coverd men by Land. 
 
 Thursday DeC" 25 Cap*" Sawyer left us And Sett forth with 
 Dispatches for Newport as Did Lieu* Wilkinson for Boston 
 Great Trouble arises in adjusting our accounts from an Excef- 
 sive disposition in the people to Extortion Knavery and Chi- 
 canery. 
 
 [The Journal ends here.] 
 
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[The following is on the remaining pages in a different hand- 
 writing.] 
 
 Thomas Colling Sick but Sum thing Better 
 
 James Nichols very sick, but but Better 
 
 all but his feet — — — feet fweld 
 
 Stephen Utter very fick but Sum thing Better 
 
 Jron Davis. Very Sick with the measles 
 
 Robbort Godfry very fick but sumthing Better 
 
 Freeborn Potter very fick but Better 
 
 Sam Spiwood very fick but some thing Better 
 
 Joseph Gallop very fick But Better 
 
 Robbort Letfon fick but Better 
 
 John weather Hed very bad. 
 
 Abraham Gommet very fick 
 
 Benjamin Benet fick 
 
 Paul titus fick 
 
 Thomas Edwards Sick 
 
 Efick Johnfon fick. 
 
 Miche Duhn Died November the lo'^ 1746 
 
 at 12 at Night Buried on marthas Vineyard at Holms Hole. 
 
 Jonathan Dollof died December y« I2**> 1746 
 
 about 12 at night Buried at old town on marthas Vineyard 
 
 Robbort Fish Died December y« S^^ 1746 
 
 about 10 at night Buryed old town afore said. 
 
 Jonathan Logan Died December y^ iS^'^ 1746 
 
 8 at night Buried as afore said 
 
 Samel Whals Died December the 21'^ 1746 
 
 about 12 at night Buried as afore said 
 
 John SoHsbery. Died December the 22°'* 1746 
 
 at 2 in the afternoon Buried as afore said. 
 
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