Son of Lt. John Puffer, Jr. and Abigail Vose; husb of Abigail ??
He was a member of Major Miller's company of militia in 1757, and on 23 June 1760 his name appears on a company roll whose mission was the "total destruction of Canada." He was a corporal in the company of Capt Lemuel Bent on 8 April 1762. During the American Revolutionary War, he was a sergeant in Capt Thomas Endicott's company that responded to the alarm of 19 April 1775. He was commissioned 2nd Lieutenant 23 March 1776, and served as lieutenant under Capt Robert Shaw in the Rhode Island expedition in 1777.
He was a member of Major Miller's company of militia in 1757, and on 23 June 1760 his name appears on a company roll whose mission was the "total destruction of Canada." He was a corporal in the company of Capt Lemuel Bent on 8 April 1762. During the American Revolutionary War, he was a sergeant in Capt Thomas Endicott's company that responded to the alarm of 19 April 1775. He was commissioned 2nd Lieutenant 23 March 1776, and served as lieutenant under Capt Robert Shaw in the Rhode Island expedition in 1777.
Son of Lt. John Puffer, Jr. and Abigail Vose; husb of Abigail ??
He was a member of Major Miller's company of militia in 1757, and on 23 June 1760 his name appears on a company roll whose mission was the "total destruction of Canada." He was a corporal in the company of Capt Lemuel Bent on 8 April 1762. During the American Revolutionary War, he was a sergeant in Capt Thomas Endicott's company that responded to the alarm of 19 April 1775. He was commissioned 2nd Lieutenant 23 March 1776, and served as lieutenant under Capt Robert Shaw in the Rhode Island expedition in 1777.
He was a member of Major Miller's company of militia in 1757, and on 23 June 1760 his name appears on a company roll whose mission was the "total destruction of Canada." He was a corporal in the company of Capt Lemuel Bent on 8 April 1762. During the American Revolutionary War, he was a sergeant in Capt Thomas Endicott's company that responded to the alarm of 19 April 1775. He was commissioned 2nd Lieutenant 23 March 1776, and served as lieutenant under Capt Robert Shaw in the Rhode Island expedition in 1777.
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In Memory of
Lt. John Puffer,
who died Oct. 24, 1815
AEt 80.
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