Craft Masonry in Albany County, New York - Onondaga and Oswego ...

44 Livingstone Manor: Livingston Manor was a tract of land granted by government to Robert Livingston, who came to America from
Scotland in 1675. It embraced a large portion of what are now the counties of Dutchess and Columbia. in the state of New York. The
original grant was confirmed by a royal charter of George I. in 1715, creating the Manor and Lordship of Livingston.
45 Col. Paterson: John Paterson, Colonel of Massachusetts Regiment April to December, 1775; Colonel 15th Continental Infantry
1st January, 1776; Brigadier General Continental Army 21st February, 1777, to close of war; Brevet Major General 30 September,
1783.
46 Col. Bond: William Bond, Lieut. Colonel Gardner's Massachusetts Regiment 2d June, 1775; Colonel 3rd July to December, 1775;
Colonel 25th Continental Infantry 1st January, 1776.
47 Col. Poor: Thomas Poor, Major of Frye's Massachusetts Regiment 20th May to December. 1775; Lieut. Colonel 5th Continental
Infantry 1st January to 31st December. 1776.
48 Col. Livingstone: James Livingstone. Colonel 1st Canadian Regiment 20th November, 1776.
49 Cohoes: At the junction of the Hudson and Mohawk Rivers.
50 Dr. Mchensey: Samuel Mackenzie, Surgeon of 2d Pennsylvania Battalion 30th March. 1776; taken prisoner at Three Rivers 8th
June, 1776.
MAY, 1776.
51 Fort Miller: On Hudson river, south from Fort Edward.
52 Fort Edward: On Hudson river, south from Lake George.
53 Genl. Schuyler: Major General Continental Army 19th January, 1775; resigned 19th April, 1779.
54 Sabbath Day Point: On central west shore of Lake George.
55 Col. St. Clair: Arthur St. Clair, Colonel Pennsylvania Militia 1775; Colonel 2d Pennsylvania Battalion 3rd January. 1776; Brigadier
General Continental Army 9th August, 1776; Major General 19th February, 1777.
56 St . Johns: On Richelieu river.
57 Shambelee: Chambly, on Richelieu river.
58 Sorell: At the junction of the Richelieu and St. Lawrence rivers.
59 Col. Antell: Edward Antil. Lieut. Colonel 2d Canadian Regiment 22d January. 1776; taken prisoner.
60 Genl. Arnold: Benedict Arnold. Captain in Lexington Alarm April, 1775; appointed by Genl. Washington Colonel Continental Army
1st September, 1775; Colonel 20th Continental Infantry 1st January, 1776, to rank from September 1st, 1775; Brigadier General
10th January, 1776; and Major General 17th February, 1777.
61 M de la Marquisca: An Assistant Engineer from France.
62 Col. Alden: Ichabod Alden. Lieut. Colonel of Cotton's Massachusetts Regiment May to December, 1775; Lieut. Colonel 25th
Continental Infantry 1st January, 1776; Colonel 7th Massachusetts November 1st, 1776.
63 Maj. Loring: Jotham Loring. Major of Heath's Massachusetts Regiment May to December. 1775; Major 24th Continental Infantry
1st January to 31st December, 1776; Lieut. Colonel 3rd Massachusetts 1st January, 1777.
64 De Shambo: Deschambault, on St. Lawrence river. near Quebec.
65 Capt. Bliss: Theodore Bliss, Captain of Patterson's Massachusetts Regiment May to December. 1775; Captain of 15th
Continental Infantry 1st January. 1776; taken prisoner near The Cedars 18th May, 1776; released 19th May; again taken prisoner at
The Cedars 20th May, 1776.
66 Major Sherburn: Major 15th Continental Infantry 1st January to 31st December, 1776: taken prisoner near Cedars 20th May.
1776.
67 The Seeders: The Cedars—on the St. Lawrence river just above Montreal.
68 Capt. Fish: Nicholas Fish. Lieutenant and Captain. Malcolm's New York Regiment, 1775 and 1776; Major 2d New York 21st
November, 1776, served till 3rd June, 1783.
69 Col. Maxwell: William Maxwell. Colonel 2d New Jersey 8th November, 1775; Brigadier General Continental Army 23rd October,
1776.
JUNE. 1776.
70 Three Rivers: On St. Lawrence river at mouth of St. Maurice river.
71 Col. Dehaws: John Philip De Haas. Major of Pennsylvania Provincials. 1775; Colonel 1st Pennsylvania Battalion 22d January,
1776; Colonel 2d Pennsylvania 25th October, 1776, to rank from January 22d, 1776.
72 Capt . Butler: Joseph Butler. Captain of Nixon's Massachusetts Regiment May to December, 1775; Captain 4th Continental
Infantry 1st January to 31st December, 1776.
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