Soldiers in King Philip's war. Containing lists of the soldiers of ...

OF
ISTo. XXVI.
CREDITED WITH MILITARY SERVICE AT THE
VARIOUS GARRISONS.
the many garrisons occupied by the English during the war,
the importance varied according to the movements of the army.
Marlborough, for instance, was, during the most of the war, a
rendezvous and general headquarters, and thus it was necessary to
devote an entire chapter to that, and the operations thereabout.
Mendon, Brookfield, Hadley, Northampton and several others later,
like Scarborough and Wells, became prominent by their position as
frontiers, or as supply and recruiting stations. It will be understood
that these items of credit occur in the Treasurer's book mixed with
other credits under the various officers, &c, and not consecutively,
as presented here. These garrisons are arranged alphabetically by
names of places, for the convenience of the reader ; and for the same
reason, two lists already published in these papers are reprinted
here.
John Boyd
James Poply
Thomas Welch
John Gale
John Essery
Joseph Dowse
Joseph Low
James Poply
John Boyde
James Barnard
Humphry Millard
Daniel Baldwin
At the Garrison at Billerica.
November 30, 1675.
03 00 00 Joseph Dowse 02 14 00
03 00 00 William Chapman 03 06 00
02 14 00 David Jones 03 00 00
December 20, 1675.
03 01 08 James Smith 00 07 00
03 06 00 Daniel Caldwin 03 00 00
00 07 08 John Fisk 03 06 00
03 01 08 Richard Satell 03 12 00
00 06 00 Stephen Coolidg 03 06 00
00 06 00 Richard Livermore 02 14 00
03 01 08
January 25, 165-6.
03 18 00 Stephen Coolidg
01 19 04
02 01 00