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V. III pg 107.
James Jackson Jr sold to George Clinton
5000 bbl Wheat @ 6/ pr Bbl £ 15-00-0-0
To storage & Freight 75=00
April 1, 1778 —
He sold wheat to Clinton all thru Revolution
V 5 pg 456 Capt John Bull assessed £ 15 for his
son joining the enemy. Dec 2 1780
Vol B. V pg 386 confined Goshen goal nov 1779
Samuel & Ebenezer Bull Court Martialed &
found guilt & fined £ 300 for delinquency
May 6th 1780
Vol 4 pg 38 Thomas Bull & Fletcher Matthews
retained for refusing to take the Oath Sept 16 1778
pg 718, Thomas Bull allowed to leave goal
with wife & reside near Goal Ill health.
April 13, 1779.
V 6 pg 142 Thomas Bull prisoner of State
Aug 27 1780 at Poughkeepsie
V 3 pg 242 Col Barber described battle Sullivan
at Newtown Aug 30, 1779
V 3 pg 66-67 Lt Col F Barber arranges for exchange
of prisoners & recommends his brother Patrick
for office V 3 pg 508 Lt Col Barber badly wounded
but not dangerous.
Page 2
Alexander Milliken Neely Edward John
John Jr Thomas Ephraim Watkins Thomas
Watkins Benjamin Wood
Capt McBride Public papers of Geo Clinton
7 Feb. 1777
Capt Milligan & Capt McBride appointed
Members of General Court Martial.
Vol 1 pg 582 signed Geo Clinton
He sat with others at Court Martial at Wards Bridge
(Montgomery) 11 day Feb 1777 also Feb 15 1777
On Feb 17 & 18 1777 Capt McBride on Court
Martial that condemned Samuel Devine to
death v 1 pg 602
Vol 2 pg 86-87-8 Capt McBride lead scouting
party looking for Tories April 1777.
V 3 pg 718. On Court martial (trial) of Capt Benj Vail
Goshen Aug 25 1778 also of Capt Andrew Miller
V. 6 pg 624. Capt McBride one of the head
of Militia class.
Page 3
V 7 pg 459. Col. Jn Barker had slight touch of a Bayonet in his lip. Major Wm Barber was by a Cannon Ball that grazed his side + took out some flesh + tho a very narrow escape it does not prove a dangerous wound.
Letter Gov. Clinton to Patrick Barber (father of Col + Major) V 3 pg 114 Major Col Spencer’s regiment (Brother-in-law) Major Barber is an exact zealous understanding officer he has a Military turn + has train’d his regiment very well.
V 3 pg 691 Benjamin + John Booth refuse oath of allegiance.
V 6 pg 624
List of the Head of Classes belonging to Col James McClaghry’s regiment + names of Companies No. date
among others Capt McBride John Black (Br Blake) Lt Crawford - George Booth -
V III pg 471 Thomas Eager being between 50 + 55 years was an exempt Nov 4 1778.
V 3 pg 493 Protest on lack of officers in neighborhood signed June 25 1778 by among others Thomas Eager John Eager Wm Faulkner Sr Samuel Faulkner Andrew Samuel James McCord.
V 4 pg 275 Earl Peter + etc petition for defense of Smith’s Cove.
Page 4
vol 3 pg 102$^6$ missing after fall of
Forts Montgomery & Clinton among others
Capt Faulkner & Person March 1778
Page 5
V 6 pg. 386 Fletcher Matthews & John Bull Nov 1779 were confined in Goshen Gaol. Could this be a mistake and it was Thomas Bull instead of John. Thomas Bull & Fletcher Matthews were friends & were confined to Goshen Gaol for refusing Oath. Sept 16, 1778 V 4 pg 38
V 4 pg 718 Both in Gaol in Goshen April 13 1779
V 6 pg 142 Thomas Bull prisoner of State at Poughkeepsie Aug 27, 1780
John Bull’s son William was a Tory in British Army & received land in New Brunswick Canada where his descendents live now. Capt John Bull was assessed £ 15 for this son. Dec. 2. 1780 V 5 pg 456
In my study of the Bull Family I find the most of the husbands & wives in the time of the Revolution did not agree.
Thomas Bull’s son George was a Capt in British Army & was the personal body guard for Mrs Benedict Arnold. His brother Daniel was a very loyal patriot & fought all thru war as a privit soldier.Relationships
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