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

73 St . Ours: a small place on the Richelieu River.
74 Col. Irving: William Irving, Colonel 6th Pennsylvania Battalion 9th January, 1776; taken prisoner at Three Rivers 8th June. 1776;
paroled 3rd August, 1776; exchanged May 6th, 1778.
75 Genl. Burgoyne: John Burgoyne. Commander-in-chief of the English forces in America.
76 Col. Vorce: Joseph Vose, Lieutenant Colonel of the 24th Continental Infantry 1st January to 31st December, 1776; Colonel 1st
Massachusetts 1st January. 1777.
77 Col. Hazen: Moses Hazen was Lieutenant in British army on half pay when appointed Colonel 2d Canada Regiment 22d
January, 1776.
78 St. Trace: On Richelieu River.
79 Oile of Noix: Isle aux Noix.
80 Iron Point: Point O'Fray.
JULY, 1776.
81 Chimney Point: In Vermont, on east shore of Lake Champlain.
82 Skeensboro: Now Whitehall, at the head of Lake Champlain.
83 Col. Wayne: Anthony Wayne, Colonel 4th Pennsylvania Battalion 3rd January, 1776; Brigadier General Continental Army 21st
February, 1777.
84 Genl. Waterbury: David Waterbury, Colonel 5th Connecticut 1st May to 13 December. 1775; Brigadier General Connecticut State
troops 3rd June, 1776; taken prisoner at Valcours Island 11 October, 1776, exchanged October, 1780.
85 Col. Johnston: Francis Johnston. Lieutenant Colonel 4th Pennsylvania Battalion 4th January, 1776; Colonel 5th Pennsylvania
27th September, 1776; retired 17th January, 1781.
86 Col. Ogden: Matthias Ogden. served as a volunteer in the expedition to Canada and was wounded at Quebec, 31st December,
1775; Lieutenant Colonel 1st New Jersey 7th March, 1776; Colonel 1st January, 1777.
87 Mount Independence: In Vermont. on shore of Lake Champlain, just East of Ticonderoga.
AUGUST, 1776.
88 Capt. Bigelow: John Bigelow, served as a volunteer under Arnold at Ticonderoga in May, 1775; Captain Independant Company
Connecticut Infantry 19th January to December, 1776.
89 Capt. Wilson: James Armstrong Wilson. Captain 6th Pennsylvania Battalion 9th January. 1776; taken prisoner 24th July, 1776 on
Sorell River. Canada, exchanged 1777.
90 Major Stewart: Walter Stewart. Captain 3rd Pennsylvania Battalion 5th January, 1776; Major and Aide-de-Camp to Genl. Gates
7th June. 1776.
91 Col. Courtland: Philip Van Courtland, Lieut. Colonel 4th New York 30th June, 1775; Colonel 2d New York 21st November, 1776,
to end of war.
92 Col. Hartly: Thomas Hartley, Lieut. Colonel 6th Pennsylvania Battalion 10th January. 1776; Colonel of one of the sixteen
additional Continental Regiments 1st January, 1777.
93 Capt. Bush: Lewis Bush. 1st Lieutenant 6th Pennsylvania Battalion 9th January, 1776; Captain 24th January. 1776; transferred
to Hartley's additional Continental Regiment 13th January. 1777.
94 Lieut. Whitcomb: There were two Lieutenant Whitcombs in Bedel's Regiment of New Hampshire Rangers — Benjamin and
Elisha.
95 Genl. [Guy] Carlton: In command of the British forces in Canada.
96 Genl. Brickett: James Brickett, Lieut. Colonel of Frye's Massachusetts Regiment 20th May, 1775; wounded at Bunker Hill; served
subsequently as Brigadier General of Massachusetts Militia.
97 Col. Phinney: Edmund Phinney. Colonel of a Massachusetts Regiment July to December, 1775; Colonel 18th Continental
Infantry 1st January to 31st December. 1776.
SEPTEMBER, 1776.
98 Capt. Crague: Charles Craig. 1st Lieutenant of Thompson's Pennsylvania Rifle Regiment, 25th June, 1775; Captain 9th
November. 1775; Captain 1st Continental Infantry 1st January to 31st December, 1776.
99 Rev. Mr. Hitchcock: Chaplain 3rd Continental Infantry 13th March to 31st December. 1776; Chaplain 10th Massachusetts 1st
January, 1777.
100 Col. Lewis: Morgan Lewis. Colonel and Deputy Quartermaster General Northern Department 12th September. 1776. to close of
war.
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