REVOLUTIONARY WAR VETERAN
Private, Scalesman, Commissary Department, New Jersey Troops
Wounded in the left arm at Staten Island. Unable to carry arms, he served as a scalesman in the Commissary Department. He was granted a pension in 1807 due to his disability resulting from the war wound.
Lived in Roxbury Township, New Jersey, where he was a forgeman.
Married Hannah Merick of Parsippany, m. 1780 in Parsippany
Children: Ephraim, Jane, Hannah, Rachel, Lewis, Phebe, Rebecca, Jeremiah
Private, Scalesman, Commissary Department, New Jersey Troops
Wounded in the left arm at Staten Island. Unable to carry arms, he served as a scalesman in the Commissary Department. He was granted a pension in 1807 due to his disability resulting from the war wound.
Lived in Roxbury Township, New Jersey, where he was a forgeman.
Married Hannah Merick of Parsippany, m. 1780 in Parsippany
Children: Ephraim, Jane, Hannah, Rachel, Lewis, Phebe, Rebecca, Jeremiah
REVOLUTIONARY WAR VETERAN
Private, Scalesman, Commissary Department, New Jersey Troops
Wounded in the left arm at Staten Island. Unable to carry arms, he served as a scalesman in the Commissary Department. He was granted a pension in 1807 due to his disability resulting from the war wound.
Lived in Roxbury Township, New Jersey, where he was a forgeman.
Married Hannah Merick of Parsippany, m. 1780 in Parsippany
Children: Ephraim, Jane, Hannah, Rachel, Lewis, Phebe, Rebecca, Jeremiah
Private, Scalesman, Commissary Department, New Jersey Troops
Wounded in the left arm at Staten Island. Unable to carry arms, he served as a scalesman in the Commissary Department. He was granted a pension in 1807 due to his disability resulting from the war wound.
Lived in Roxbury Township, New Jersey, where he was a forgeman.
Married Hannah Merick of Parsippany, m. 1780 in Parsippany
Children: Ephraim, Jane, Hannah, Rachel, Lewis, Phebe, Rebecca, Jeremiah
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