Burial info:
Today's Old Town Cemetery was not established until 1844. This burial more likely in what the town of Sudbury now calls Revolutionary Cemetery which is across the street, estab. 1716.
The above thanks to Contributor: Cheshire (47921031) • [email protected]
Military: Capt of company which marched on the alarm of April 19, 1775 to Concord: Also fought at Ticonderoga, and Valley Forge. Per Mass Soldiers and Sailors.
s/o Lieut. Ahijah Haynes 1701-1778 and Elizabeth Smith 1704-1778.
Daughter: Elizabeth Haynes Nixon b. 1757, who married John Nixon, Jr. the son of . General John Nixon.
Father of Sgt Aaron Haynes Jr
The following thanks to Contributor:- [email protected]
Here is some additional military history for Capt. Aaron Haynes: Captain Haynes and his company of milita were in the battles of Lexington and Concord as well as the battle of Bunker Hill in the War of the Revolution. In the Battle of Bunker Hill Captain Haynes lost two men, Comming Forbush of Framingham and Joshua Haynes of Sudbury. Aaron also served in the Battles of Saratoga in New York.
He commanded the North Milita Company, West Side, a unit of 40 - 60 men. A muster Roll of Militia Company and part of an Alarm Company that marched to Cambridge by Concord on the Alarm on the nineteenth of April last under the command of Capt, Aaron Haynes of Sudbury and returning home (1775). List as Follows: Aaron Haynes Capt.; Daniel Bowker Lieut.; James Puffer Lieut.; Joshua Haynes Sergt.; Samual Dakin Sergt.; Samual Puffer Sergt.; Jonathan Haynes Sergt.; Benjamin Smith Corp.; Ashael Balcom Corp.; Hope Brown Corp.; Ithamon Rice Corp.; Phineas Puffer, Clark; Aaron Haynes; Abel Maynard, Private; Micah Maynard; John Maynard; Jonas Haynes; Isaac Puffer; Oliver Dakin; Silas How; Thomas Puffer; Rufus Parmenter; James Parmenter; Ebenezer Plympton; Abel Tower; Francis Green; Jason Haynes; Joseph Haynes; Israel Brigham; Abel Willis; Isaac Rice; John Bemis; Moses Noyes; David Moore; Abijah Brigham; Israel Haynes; Edmund Parmenter; Henry Smith; Dea. Thomas Plympton.; and Lieut. Dakin.
Captain Aaron Hayne's estate Request to pay the amount due to the late Captain Aaron Haynes of Col. Wigglesworth's regiment to Silas Walker. This request was July 15, 1786 made to the Jonathan Pierce of the War Department of the Army and was signed by Mathias Mossman of East Sudbury who was the Administrator to Capt. Aaron Haynes.
Captain Aaron Haynes served in Captain Wigglesworth Regiment and recieved Certification of Pay and Service on May 30, 1793. Captain Haynes, served in Col. Wigglesworth's regt.; from 1 Jan 1777 to 7 Apr 1779.
Haynes, Aaron: Additional military information: Captain of a company which marched on the alarm of 19 Apr 1775, to Cambridge, via Coucord; service, 4 days; also, Captain; return of Col. J. Brewer's regt., dated Cambridge, 18 May 1775; reported recruiting, not joined; also, return of Col. Jonathan Brewer's regt. showing officers to be commissioned; recommended in Committee of Safety at Cambridge, June 17, 1775, that said officers be commissioned by Provincial Congress; an unsigned order directs that commissions be delivered above officers with the exception of Capt. Joseph Stebbins; also, Captain, Col. Brewer's regt.; muster roll dated 1 Aug 1775; engaged 29 Apr 1775; service, 94 days; also, company return dated Prospect Hill, Oct. 6, 1775; also, Captain. 3d co., Col. Asa Whitcomb's regt.; muster roll dated Camp at Ticonderoga, 27 Nov 1776; appointed 1 Jan 1776; reported re-engaged 14 Nov 1776, to serve in Col. Wigglesworth's regt. during the war but to remain in Col. Whitcomb's regt. until 31 Dec 1776; also, account of articles taken from officers and men belonging to Col. Whitcomb's regt. on the evening of 25 Dec 1776; also, return of men raised to serve in the Continental Army from Capt. Wheeler's co., Col. Ezekiel How's (4th Middlesex Co.) regt. [year not given]; residence, Sudbury; engaged for town of Sudbury; joined Col. Wigglesworth's regt.; term, during war; also, ; reported a supernumerary 7 Apr 1779; also, Col. Edward Wigglesworth's regt.; muster roll for May 1778, dated Valley Forge; appointed Jan. 1, 1777; also, same regt.; muster roll for Jun 1778, dated Camp Greenwich; also, Col. Wigglesworth's (4th) regt.; pay abstract for Jul and Aug 1778, dated Providence; also, same regt.; pay roll for Oct 1778; also, Col. Wigglesworth's (13th) regt.; returns of officers for clothing, dated Boston, 20 May and 5 Oct 1778; also, 7th co., (late) Col. Wigglesworth's regt. commanded by Maj. John Porter; muster roll for Mar and Apr 1779, dated Providence; said Haynes, a supernumerary, reported retired 8 Apr 1779; also reported furloughed on same date.
Today's Old Town Cemetery was not established until 1844. This burial more likely in what the town of Sudbury now calls Revolutionary Cemetery which is across the street, estab. 1716.
The above thanks to Contributor: Cheshire (47921031) • [email protected]
Military: Capt of company which marched on the alarm of April 19, 1775 to Concord: Also fought at Ticonderoga, and Valley Forge. Per Mass Soldiers and Sailors.
s/o Lieut. Ahijah Haynes 1701-1778 and Elizabeth Smith 1704-1778.
Daughter: Elizabeth Haynes Nixon b. 1757, who married John Nixon, Jr. the son of . General John Nixon.
Father of Sgt Aaron Haynes Jr
The following thanks to Contributor:- [email protected]
Here is some additional military history for Capt. Aaron Haynes: Captain Haynes and his company of milita were in the battles of Lexington and Concord as well as the battle of Bunker Hill in the War of the Revolution. In the Battle of Bunker Hill Captain Haynes lost two men, Comming Forbush of Framingham and Joshua Haynes of Sudbury. Aaron also served in the Battles of Saratoga in New York.
He commanded the North Milita Company, West Side, a unit of 40 - 60 men. A muster Roll of Militia Company and part of an Alarm Company that marched to Cambridge by Concord on the Alarm on the nineteenth of April last under the command of Capt, Aaron Haynes of Sudbury and returning home (1775). List as Follows: Aaron Haynes Capt.; Daniel Bowker Lieut.; James Puffer Lieut.; Joshua Haynes Sergt.; Samual Dakin Sergt.; Samual Puffer Sergt.; Jonathan Haynes Sergt.; Benjamin Smith Corp.; Ashael Balcom Corp.; Hope Brown Corp.; Ithamon Rice Corp.; Phineas Puffer, Clark; Aaron Haynes; Abel Maynard, Private; Micah Maynard; John Maynard; Jonas Haynes; Isaac Puffer; Oliver Dakin; Silas How; Thomas Puffer; Rufus Parmenter; James Parmenter; Ebenezer Plympton; Abel Tower; Francis Green; Jason Haynes; Joseph Haynes; Israel Brigham; Abel Willis; Isaac Rice; John Bemis; Moses Noyes; David Moore; Abijah Brigham; Israel Haynes; Edmund Parmenter; Henry Smith; Dea. Thomas Plympton.; and Lieut. Dakin.
Captain Aaron Hayne's estate Request to pay the amount due to the late Captain Aaron Haynes of Col. Wigglesworth's regiment to Silas Walker. This request was July 15, 1786 made to the Jonathan Pierce of the War Department of the Army and was signed by Mathias Mossman of East Sudbury who was the Administrator to Capt. Aaron Haynes.
Captain Aaron Haynes served in Captain Wigglesworth Regiment and recieved Certification of Pay and Service on May 30, 1793. Captain Haynes, served in Col. Wigglesworth's regt.; from 1 Jan 1777 to 7 Apr 1779.
Haynes, Aaron: Additional military information: Captain of a company which marched on the alarm of 19 Apr 1775, to Cambridge, via Coucord; service, 4 days; also, Captain; return of Col. J. Brewer's regt., dated Cambridge, 18 May 1775; reported recruiting, not joined; also, return of Col. Jonathan Brewer's regt. showing officers to be commissioned; recommended in Committee of Safety at Cambridge, June 17, 1775, that said officers be commissioned by Provincial Congress; an unsigned order directs that commissions be delivered above officers with the exception of Capt. Joseph Stebbins; also, Captain, Col. Brewer's regt.; muster roll dated 1 Aug 1775; engaged 29 Apr 1775; service, 94 days; also, company return dated Prospect Hill, Oct. 6, 1775; also, Captain. 3d co., Col. Asa Whitcomb's regt.; muster roll dated Camp at Ticonderoga, 27 Nov 1776; appointed 1 Jan 1776; reported re-engaged 14 Nov 1776, to serve in Col. Wigglesworth's regt. during the war but to remain in Col. Whitcomb's regt. until 31 Dec 1776; also, account of articles taken from officers and men belonging to Col. Whitcomb's regt. on the evening of 25 Dec 1776; also, return of men raised to serve in the Continental Army from Capt. Wheeler's co., Col. Ezekiel How's (4th Middlesex Co.) regt. [year not given]; residence, Sudbury; engaged for town of Sudbury; joined Col. Wigglesworth's regt.; term, during war; also, ; reported a supernumerary 7 Apr 1779; also, Col. Edward Wigglesworth's regt.; muster roll for May 1778, dated Valley Forge; appointed Jan. 1, 1777; also, same regt.; muster roll for Jun 1778, dated Camp Greenwich; also, Col. Wigglesworth's (4th) regt.; pay abstract for Jul and Aug 1778, dated Providence; also, same regt.; pay roll for Oct 1778; also, Col. Wigglesworth's (13th) regt.; returns of officers for clothing, dated Boston, 20 May and 5 Oct 1778; also, 7th co., (late) Col. Wigglesworth's regt. commanded by Maj. John Porter; muster roll for Mar and Apr 1779, dated Providence; said Haynes, a supernumerary, reported retired 8 Apr 1779; also reported furloughed on same date.
Burial info:
Today's Old Town Cemetery was not established until 1844. This burial more likely in what the town of Sudbury now calls Revolutionary Cemetery which is across the street, estab. 1716.
The above thanks to Contributor: Cheshire (47921031) • [email protected]
Military: Capt of company which marched on the alarm of April 19, 1775 to Concord: Also fought at Ticonderoga, and Valley Forge. Per Mass Soldiers and Sailors.
s/o Lieut. Ahijah Haynes 1701-1778 and Elizabeth Smith 1704-1778.
Daughter: Elizabeth Haynes Nixon b. 1757, who married John Nixon, Jr. the son of . General John Nixon.
Father of Sgt Aaron Haynes Jr
The following thanks to Contributor:- [email protected]
Here is some additional military history for Capt. Aaron Haynes: Captain Haynes and his company of milita were in the battles of Lexington and Concord as well as the battle of Bunker Hill in the War of the Revolution. In the Battle of Bunker Hill Captain Haynes lost two men, Comming Forbush of Framingham and Joshua Haynes of Sudbury. Aaron also served in the Battles of Saratoga in New York.
He commanded the North Milita Company, West Side, a unit of 40 - 60 men. A muster Roll of Militia Company and part of an Alarm Company that marched to Cambridge by Concord on the Alarm on the nineteenth of April last under the command of Capt, Aaron Haynes of Sudbury and returning home (1775). List as Follows: Aaron Haynes Capt.; Daniel Bowker Lieut.; James Puffer Lieut.; Joshua Haynes Sergt.; Samual Dakin Sergt.; Samual Puffer Sergt.; Jonathan Haynes Sergt.; Benjamin Smith Corp.; Ashael Balcom Corp.; Hope Brown Corp.; Ithamon Rice Corp.; Phineas Puffer, Clark; Aaron Haynes; Abel Maynard, Private; Micah Maynard; John Maynard; Jonas Haynes; Isaac Puffer; Oliver Dakin; Silas How; Thomas Puffer; Rufus Parmenter; James Parmenter; Ebenezer Plympton; Abel Tower; Francis Green; Jason Haynes; Joseph Haynes; Israel Brigham; Abel Willis; Isaac Rice; John Bemis; Moses Noyes; David Moore; Abijah Brigham; Israel Haynes; Edmund Parmenter; Henry Smith; Dea. Thomas Plympton.; and Lieut. Dakin.
Captain Aaron Hayne's estate Request to pay the amount due to the late Captain Aaron Haynes of Col. Wigglesworth's regiment to Silas Walker. This request was July 15, 1786 made to the Jonathan Pierce of the War Department of the Army and was signed by Mathias Mossman of East Sudbury who was the Administrator to Capt. Aaron Haynes.
Captain Aaron Haynes served in Captain Wigglesworth Regiment and recieved Certification of Pay and Service on May 30, 1793. Captain Haynes, served in Col. Wigglesworth's regt.; from 1 Jan 1777 to 7 Apr 1779.
Haynes, Aaron: Additional military information: Captain of a company which marched on the alarm of 19 Apr 1775, to Cambridge, via Coucord; service, 4 days; also, Captain; return of Col. J. Brewer's regt., dated Cambridge, 18 May 1775; reported recruiting, not joined; also, return of Col. Jonathan Brewer's regt. showing officers to be commissioned; recommended in Committee of Safety at Cambridge, June 17, 1775, that said officers be commissioned by Provincial Congress; an unsigned order directs that commissions be delivered above officers with the exception of Capt. Joseph Stebbins; also, Captain, Col. Brewer's regt.; muster roll dated 1 Aug 1775; engaged 29 Apr 1775; service, 94 days; also, company return dated Prospect Hill, Oct. 6, 1775; also, Captain. 3d co., Col. Asa Whitcomb's regt.; muster roll dated Camp at Ticonderoga, 27 Nov 1776; appointed 1 Jan 1776; reported re-engaged 14 Nov 1776, to serve in Col. Wigglesworth's regt. during the war but to remain in Col. Whitcomb's regt. until 31 Dec 1776; also, account of articles taken from officers and men belonging to Col. Whitcomb's regt. on the evening of 25 Dec 1776; also, return of men raised to serve in the Continental Army from Capt. Wheeler's co., Col. Ezekiel How's (4th Middlesex Co.) regt. [year not given]; residence, Sudbury; engaged for town of Sudbury; joined Col. Wigglesworth's regt.; term, during war; also, ; reported a supernumerary 7 Apr 1779; also, Col. Edward Wigglesworth's regt.; muster roll for May 1778, dated Valley Forge; appointed Jan. 1, 1777; also, same regt.; muster roll for Jun 1778, dated Camp Greenwich; also, Col. Wigglesworth's (4th) regt.; pay abstract for Jul and Aug 1778, dated Providence; also, same regt.; pay roll for Oct 1778; also, Col. Wigglesworth's (13th) regt.; returns of officers for clothing, dated Boston, 20 May and 5 Oct 1778; also, 7th co., (late) Col. Wigglesworth's regt. commanded by Maj. John Porter; muster roll for Mar and Apr 1779, dated Providence; said Haynes, a supernumerary, reported retired 8 Apr 1779; also reported furloughed on same date.
Today's Old Town Cemetery was not established until 1844. This burial more likely in what the town of Sudbury now calls Revolutionary Cemetery which is across the street, estab. 1716.
The above thanks to Contributor: Cheshire (47921031) • [email protected]
Military: Capt of company which marched on the alarm of April 19, 1775 to Concord: Also fought at Ticonderoga, and Valley Forge. Per Mass Soldiers and Sailors.
s/o Lieut. Ahijah Haynes 1701-1778 and Elizabeth Smith 1704-1778.
Daughter: Elizabeth Haynes Nixon b. 1757, who married John Nixon, Jr. the son of . General John Nixon.
Father of Sgt Aaron Haynes Jr
The following thanks to Contributor:- [email protected]
Here is some additional military history for Capt. Aaron Haynes: Captain Haynes and his company of milita were in the battles of Lexington and Concord as well as the battle of Bunker Hill in the War of the Revolution. In the Battle of Bunker Hill Captain Haynes lost two men, Comming Forbush of Framingham and Joshua Haynes of Sudbury. Aaron also served in the Battles of Saratoga in New York.
He commanded the North Milita Company, West Side, a unit of 40 - 60 men. A muster Roll of Militia Company and part of an Alarm Company that marched to Cambridge by Concord on the Alarm on the nineteenth of April last under the command of Capt, Aaron Haynes of Sudbury and returning home (1775). List as Follows: Aaron Haynes Capt.; Daniel Bowker Lieut.; James Puffer Lieut.; Joshua Haynes Sergt.; Samual Dakin Sergt.; Samual Puffer Sergt.; Jonathan Haynes Sergt.; Benjamin Smith Corp.; Ashael Balcom Corp.; Hope Brown Corp.; Ithamon Rice Corp.; Phineas Puffer, Clark; Aaron Haynes; Abel Maynard, Private; Micah Maynard; John Maynard; Jonas Haynes; Isaac Puffer; Oliver Dakin; Silas How; Thomas Puffer; Rufus Parmenter; James Parmenter; Ebenezer Plympton; Abel Tower; Francis Green; Jason Haynes; Joseph Haynes; Israel Brigham; Abel Willis; Isaac Rice; John Bemis; Moses Noyes; David Moore; Abijah Brigham; Israel Haynes; Edmund Parmenter; Henry Smith; Dea. Thomas Plympton.; and Lieut. Dakin.
Captain Aaron Hayne's estate Request to pay the amount due to the late Captain Aaron Haynes of Col. Wigglesworth's regiment to Silas Walker. This request was July 15, 1786 made to the Jonathan Pierce of the War Department of the Army and was signed by Mathias Mossman of East Sudbury who was the Administrator to Capt. Aaron Haynes.
Captain Aaron Haynes served in Captain Wigglesworth Regiment and recieved Certification of Pay and Service on May 30, 1793. Captain Haynes, served in Col. Wigglesworth's regt.; from 1 Jan 1777 to 7 Apr 1779.
Haynes, Aaron: Additional military information: Captain of a company which marched on the alarm of 19 Apr 1775, to Cambridge, via Coucord; service, 4 days; also, Captain; return of Col. J. Brewer's regt., dated Cambridge, 18 May 1775; reported recruiting, not joined; also, return of Col. Jonathan Brewer's regt. showing officers to be commissioned; recommended in Committee of Safety at Cambridge, June 17, 1775, that said officers be commissioned by Provincial Congress; an unsigned order directs that commissions be delivered above officers with the exception of Capt. Joseph Stebbins; also, Captain, Col. Brewer's regt.; muster roll dated 1 Aug 1775; engaged 29 Apr 1775; service, 94 days; also, company return dated Prospect Hill, Oct. 6, 1775; also, Captain. 3d co., Col. Asa Whitcomb's regt.; muster roll dated Camp at Ticonderoga, 27 Nov 1776; appointed 1 Jan 1776; reported re-engaged 14 Nov 1776, to serve in Col. Wigglesworth's regt. during the war but to remain in Col. Whitcomb's regt. until 31 Dec 1776; also, account of articles taken from officers and men belonging to Col. Whitcomb's regt. on the evening of 25 Dec 1776; also, return of men raised to serve in the Continental Army from Capt. Wheeler's co., Col. Ezekiel How's (4th Middlesex Co.) regt. [year not given]; residence, Sudbury; engaged for town of Sudbury; joined Col. Wigglesworth's regt.; term, during war; also, ; reported a supernumerary 7 Apr 1779; also, Col. Edward Wigglesworth's regt.; muster roll for May 1778, dated Valley Forge; appointed Jan. 1, 1777; also, same regt.; muster roll for Jun 1778, dated Camp Greenwich; also, Col. Wigglesworth's (4th) regt.; pay abstract for Jul and Aug 1778, dated Providence; also, same regt.; pay roll for Oct 1778; also, Col. Wigglesworth's (13th) regt.; returns of officers for clothing, dated Boston, 20 May and 5 Oct 1778; also, 7th co., (late) Col. Wigglesworth's regt. commanded by Maj. John Porter; muster roll for Mar and Apr 1779, dated Providence; said Haynes, a supernumerary, reported retired 8 Apr 1779; also reported furloughed on same date.
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burial location per DAR Abstract of Graves of Revolutionary Patriots, Vol.2, p. Serial: 11999; Volume: 8 says Old Town Cemetery. (See burial note in bio above.)
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