Groton During the Indian Wars
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We hear that there is a party of men gone to lay out a road to No. 4 [now Charlestown, New Hampshire]. The army is very healthy, and our company are well that are at this place. So I conclude, and subscribe myself your well-wishing friend.
HENRY WOODS.
In the Journal of the House of Representatives, June 13, 1759, there is A Petition of David Sartweli of Groton, in the County of Middle- sex, setting forth that his Son Abel Sartweli, went forth in the Expe- dition against Canada the last Year; t...hat near Half-Way-Brook (so called) he was in an Engagement with the Enemy, and killed ; that his Gun was then lost; he therefore prays the Stoppage may be taken off, and the Treasurer be directed to allow him the three Pounds mentioned.
Also in the same Journal, March 30, 1761, is A Petition of John Erriu, Junr. Of Groton, a Soldier in the Year 1758, setting forth, that he was wounded by the Enemy, and lost his Gun, praying for an Allowance for his Gun, &c.
In the muster-roll of the company his name appears as Erwin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We hear that there is a party of men gone to lay out a road to No. 4 [now Charlestown, New Hampshire]. The army is very healthy, and our company are well that are at this place. So I conclude, and subscribe myself your well-wishing friend.
HENRY WOODS.
In the Journal of the House of Representatives, June 13, 1759, there is A Petition of David Sartweli of Groton, in the County of Middle- sex, setting forth that his Son Abel Sartweli, went forth in the Expe- dition against Canada the last Year; t...hat near Half-Way-Brook (so called) he was in an Engagement with the Enemy, and killed ; that his Gun was then lost; he therefore prays the Stoppage may be taken off, and the Treasurer be directed to allow him the three Pounds mentioned.
Also in the same Journal, March 30, 1761, is A Petition of John Erriu, Junr. Of Groton, a Soldier in the Year 1758, setting forth, that he was wounded by the Enemy, and lost his Gun, praying for an Allowance for his Gun, &c.
In the muster-roll of the company his name appears as Erwin.
What to read after Groton During the Indian Wars?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel a Samuel Abbott Green to read onlineMoreLess
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