It is a matter of
regret that a complete list of the names of all the soldiers who served their
country, from this town [Hudson], in the War of the Revolution, cannot be given.
No town documents to show who they were can be found, and a few of their
names only are incidentally mentioned in the town records.
Hon. Isaac W.
Hammond, Assistant Secretary of State, has kindly furnished some valuable
information, some has been gathered from the Adjutant-General's Reports, and
some names have been obtained from other sources.
Within the limited time
given to compete this history it has been impossible for me to make an
exhaustive research for all the names of those patriotic soldiers possible to be
obtained.
The following names are given as a partial list of the men from
Nottingham West who were soldiers in the War of the Revolution.
Nottingham West Soldiers in the American Revolutionary War
The following
was copied from the original paper in the possession of the New Hampshire
Historical Society, by Hon. D. F. Secomb:
A muster-roll of Capt. Samuel
Greeley's Company, who turned out as volunteers from Nottingham west, in New
Hampshire, at the time of Lexington battle, on the 19th day of April, 1775."
Samuel Greeley, captain; John Kelley, lieutenant; John Pollard, ensign;
James Ford, clerk; William Merrill, sergeant; William Burns, sergeant; Ebenezer
Pollard, sergeant; Justus Dakin, corporal; Simeon Barrett, corporal; Jonathan
Bradley, corporal; John Pollard, corporal; Benjamin Marshall, fifer; Samuel
Currier, fifer; Samuel Marsh, Reuben Spalding, Peter Cross, Ebenezer Cummings,
Ebenezer Perry, Elijah Hills, Ezekiel Hills, Jeremiah Hills, Samuel Hills,
Richard Marshall, Daniel Hardy, Seth Hadley, Abijah Reed, Richard Cutter,
Nehemiah Winn, Benjamin Whittemore, Abiather Winn, Stephen Chase, Jr., Joshua
Chase, John Haseltine, David Glover, Oliver Hills, Page Smith, Samuel Campbell,
Samuel Smith, Moses Barrett, Richard Hardy, Jonathan Blodgett, Joseph Greeley,
Samuel Durant, Samuel Moore, Andrew Seavey, Stephen Chase, James Pemberton, John
Osgood, Nat. Hardy, Benjamin Marshall, Daniel Marshall, John Walker, Joseph
Gould, Jr., John Merrill, David Cummings, Thomas Wason, Alexander Caldwell,
Thomas Caldwell, Asa Davis, Samuel Wason, Ichabod Eastman, Abraham Page, Nat.
Davis."
Source: History of Hillsborough County, New Hampshire, compiled under the supervision of D. Hamilton Hurd, "History of Hudson," by Kimball Webster, Philadelphia : J. W. Lewis & Co., 1885. (pp. 474-475).
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