The Loyalist Refugees of New Hampshire
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State Papers, Documents, and Records, (1776-1783) VIII, 813, 814, 857, 893, 896.
10 were back at Newport by April 6th. From this time on until Rhode Island was evacuated by the British in the fall the Associated Refugees were active in operations in Buzzards Bay, at Nantucket and Martha s Vineyard, and along the Connecticut coast, as re lated at some length in the chapter on "The Refugee Loyalists of Connecticut. " Having retrned to Long Island, Wentworth s Vol unteers were mustered at Jerusale...m near the end of May, 1780, and found to number 41 men. Seven months later they were at Lloyd s Neck with an equal strength, although it is said that they reached their maximum enrollment of 83 men at this time (De cember, 1780. ) The last muster was held in March, 1781. * Whatever the size of the company at the moment, Colonel Edward Winslow, who had been in command of the Associated Refugees during a part of their service in Rhode Island, together with Captain Murray and Major Joshua Upham, was now seeking to form a Loyalist brigade and trying to obtain Governor Went worth s consent to command it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
State Papers, Documents, and Records, (1776-1783) VIII, 813, 814, 857, 893, 896.
10 were back at Newport by April 6th. From this time on until Rhode Island was evacuated by the British in the fall the Associated Refugees were active in operations in Buzzards Bay, at Nantucket and Martha s Vineyard, and along the Connecticut coast, as re lated at some length in the chapter on "The Refugee Loyalists of Connecticut. " Having retrned to Long Island, Wentworth s Vol unteers were mustered at Jerusale...m near the end of May, 1780, and found to number 41 men. Seven months later they were at Lloyd s Neck with an equal strength, although it is said that they reached their maximum enrollment of 83 men at this time (De cember, 1780. ) The last muster was held in March, 1781. * Whatever the size of the company at the moment, Colonel Edward Winslow, who had been in command of the Associated Refugees during a part of their service in Rhode Island, together with Captain Murray and Major Joshua Upham, was now seeking to form a Loyalist brigade and trying to obtain Governor Went worth s consent to command it.
What to read after The Loyalist Refugees of New Hampshire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilbur Henry Siebert to read onlineMoreLess
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