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Name No. Lodge Name Notes Maxwell, Lt. James 169 E.R. NY 1783 Initiated; left with British fleet. ; Lt. of Marines McArthur, Jeremiah 14 New Oswegatchie 1787 Visitor; PGL Quebec McCarter, William 213 E.R. NY 1782 9 E.R. McCuen, James See McEwen McDonald, John 213 E.R. NY 9 E.R. McDougall, Ananias 210 E.R. NY 1780; Commander of Light Bob; 10 guns McEwen, James aka McCuen 169 St. Andrew’s E.R. MA MA 1767 Boston 1776 Joined; Boston, MA 1776 New York; 1778 Halifax; 1779 New York 1780 Senior Warden; 1781 Master 1782-83 Deputy Grand Master GL NY 169 GL 3 E.R. Parr NY NY NS aft 1783, PGL, Shelburne, NS McGrath, James 210 E.R. NY 1782 10 Hiram NS 1785, Shelburne, NS; 1790 England McHarron, Daniel 210 E.R. NY 1784 9 Chester NS 1784, Chester, NS; 1790-91 Master; d. ca 1801 McKie, Thomas 169 E.R. NY 1779; 1780 Secretary; 1783 Nova Scotia (?) McLeod, Capt. Norman 4 St. Patrick’s NY 1770, Johnstown, NY 4 St. Peter’s 1781 Visitor, PGL, Montreal, Quebec McMichael, William b. 1757 Ireland; Pennsylvania Loyalist; 1785 Nova Scotia Augustus 2 St. George NY 1789 E.R. McNiel, Archibald aka McNeil 169 GL NY NY 1782 1782 Grand Steward, PGL NY b. 1719; baker and flour merchant, Boston; 1757, St. John’s Lodge, Boston; 1759, Masters’ Lodge, Boston; 1762, Master, Second Lodge Boston; 1765, Master, Master’s Lodge Boston; 1765, JGW PGL Boston; 1767-70, SGW PGL Boston; 1776, Halifax, NS; 1778, visitor St. Andrew’s Lodge 2, PGL Quebec; 1779, Estate confiscated; 1783, Halifax, NS; 1784, visitor Lodge No. 211 ER (A), Halifax; 1784, murdered by Indians at Quebec. McNeill, James 210 10 E.R. Hiram NY NS 1782 1784, Shelburne, NS; Saint John, NB McPherson, Capt. Peter 169 17 E.R. Hiram NY NB b. 1751 Scotland 1786 Joined, PGL NS; Parr Town, NB Menzies, Gilbert 169 E.R. NY 1795 Michel, Steven 169 E.R. NY 1783 Healed and Joined Middleton, Dr. Peter GL NY NY Brother-in-law of George Harison, PGL 1755 Charter Member and Master at Albany 1771 Deputy Grand Master, NY Miller, John GL 8 3 10 Union Parr Hiram NY NY NS NB 1783 Grand Deacon, GL NY Charter Member and Junion Warden 1785 Shelburne, NS Junior Warden, Saint John, NB Mills, John 2 St. John’s NY 1772 Mills, Nathaniel 169 3 E.R. Parr NY NB 1781 1783, Saint John, NB; 1791-99 Senior Warden; 1799 Demitted Milwain, Thomas 2 21 St. George Sion NY NS 1783 1783 Petitioner, Kingston, NS Moody, James 169 6 20 E.R. Digby Union NY NS NS 1781 1788 Joined, Digby, NS 1790, Sissiboo, NS; 1790-91 Master 1793 Lodge in Royal Nova Scotia Regiment No. 24; d. 1809 1784 1784 Saint John, NB 1784 Visitor, Halifax, NS; d. ca 1795 Morton, John 210 17 E.R. Hiram NY NB Mullen, Mark 169 E.R. NY 211 E.R. NY Nunn, James 3 Sion NY 1783 Secretary; 1785 Master; 1788 SW; 1789-91 Master Nutting, John 169 E.R. NY 1776 211 E.R. NS 1783 Visitor, Halifax, NS; d. 1800 Newport O’Brien, John 210 E.R. NY 1782 Olding, Nicholas 210 E.R. NY aka Oeding; 1782 Purdue 8 Hiram NS 1784 Sheet Harbor, NS; 1784-88 Master Osborne, Joseph 169 E.R. NY Initiated Lodge in Royal Nova Scotia Regiment No. 24 6 St. George 1782 Joined, Charlestown, Prince Edward Island 10
Name No. Lodge Name Notes 211 E.R. NS 1784 Joined; 1785 Demitted; d. 1816 Quebec Osborn, Thomas 169 E.R. NY 1782 Pack, John 210 E.R. NY 1780 Parke, John 210 E.R. NY 1780 Parker, Ebenezer 169 3 E.R. Parr NY NB 1781 1785 Treasurer, Saint John, NB Parker, William 213 E.R. NY 1782 Paul, Sgt. John 213 17 38 E.R. Hiram Union NY NB NB 1782; 1783 Senior Warden 1784 Charter Member and Junior Warden; Saint John, NB 1814; Saint John, NB; d. 1833 Pecker, Jeremiah 210 E.R. NY 1780 Perrine, William 210 17 E.R. Hiram NY NB 1780 1784, Saint John, NB; 1786 “gone to sea” Phealon, Timothy 210 211 E.R. E.R. NY NS 1782 1783 Visitor, Halifax, NS In Government Service as foreman of Artificers in the Engineers Department from Sep 1777 to Jan 1784 Picken, Robert 4 St. Patrick’s NY 1770, Johnstown, NY Pitcher, Moses 169 1 E.R. Union NY NS 1779 ca 1801, Halifax, NS Pitfield, George 210 21 E.R. Sion NY NS 1780 1792, Kingston, NS; 1802 Master; d. 1827 Porter, Capt. Richard GL 14 6 New Oswegatchie Attended PGL NY 1794 Joined, PGL Quebec 1796 Master; Kingston, Upper Canada Powell, Abraham 2 19 St. George St. George NY NB 1789 Maugerville, NB Pownal, Cpt. Samuel 213 E.R. NY 1782; Royal Artillery Prevost, Augustin(e) 1 4 Union St. Patrick’s NY NY 1766 1767 Joined, Johnstown, NY; m. Susannah, daughter of George Croghan Price, Thomas 210 E.R. NY 1780 Reynolds, Broughton 210 E.R. NY 1780 Rigby, William 169 E.R. NY 1781; 1783, Shelburne, NS; 1788, New York Roberts, Lt. Benjamin 4 St. Patrick’s NY 1766, Johnstown, NY Robinson, Col. Beverly 210 20 E.R. NY NB 1780 1789 Joined Lodge at Fredericton, NB Robison, Capt. Thomas 1 Union (Zion) MI 1767, Detroit, MI; d. 1808 Kingston, Upper Canada Rochat, Lt. J. P. 1 Union (Zion) NY 1767, Albany, NY; 60th Regiment; [Jean Paul?]; Deputy Inspector General for Scotland. In 1776 the 1st battalion of the 60th was employed in quelling a rebellion in Jamaica. In the same year a commission was granted by "Augusto Prevost, Captain 60th Rifles? to J. P. Rochat, to establish the Rite of Perfection in Scotland, and which was afterwards to form the basis of its constitution." At the period this occurred, another Augustine Prevost [q.v.] was "Captain Lieutenant and Captain "— a singular rank, of which there is now no equivalent—in the 60th Foot. This officer joined the regiment as Adjutant, 25 Jun 1771, became Captain Lieutenant, 20 Sep 1775, and Captain, 12 Nov 1776, retiring in 1784. There was also in 1776 a Lieutenant J. P. Rochat in the 60th, whose commission bore date 30 Sep 1775. Rogers, Maj. Robert 1 Zion MI My lodge, Zion of detroit, founded in 1764 with a cadre of the 60 Regiment of Foot, along with Rogers Rangers, still has entires of Israel Putnam and Robert Rogers, visiting the Lodge. Per John R. Snider, Master, Zion Lodge No. 1, in Detroit Ross, Stewart 169 E.R. NY 1781; 1778, Cmdr, Priv. Pollux; 1781, Master Sloop Neptune Ruckel, Jasper 210 17 22 E.R. Hiram Solomon’s NY NB NB 1780 1785, Saint John, NB 1792 Joined, Fredericton; 1794, 1800-01, Master; d, 1815, NY Ryan, Cornelius 210 E.R. NY 1780 b. New York; Loyal Associators; 1778, 1778, visitor Tun Lodge No. 5, Philadelphia, PA; 1783, Shelburne, NB Ryerse, Samuel [Ryerson] 169 2 19 Ryerson, Joseph 2 19 E.R. St. George St. George St. George St. George NY NY NB NY NB 1782 1782 Charter Member and Master 1789, Maugerville, NB; 1782-91 Master; d. 1812 Woodhouse, UC 1788, Junior Warden Maugerville, NB; 1790 JW; 1793 SW; d. 1734, Victoria, Canada 11
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A brave and enterprising officer, u
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Ensign. He was promoted to be a Lie
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Since 1779 Ellice had been travelli
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The following warrant was issued .
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Col. Hendrick Frey, being the oldes
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1790, his representation, which beg
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Although he contributed three shill
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Tuttle. A bond of secrecy was agree
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-- Lord Dorchester's Proclamation,
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During the years when the departmen
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Master under R. W. Bro. Jarvis in 1
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Samuel Kipp - b. Westchester, NY; Q
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Caleb who seemed a bit partial to t
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to riot, and only a stern reprimand
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executors, in conjunction with the
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When James Moody arrived in 1786, h
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George Pitfield - 1780, Lodge No. 2
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Croghan Land Patents - Otsego Co.,
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The post-war years were hectic for
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Another gown had "a train and body
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For an account of the 1831 Litigati
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Pontiac's Rebellion On 7 May 1763,
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Robert Rogers won an increasing rep
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John retired on half-pay from the N
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YOU will, of course, have noticed t
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might help turn the tide. As night
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The Sherwood family, in 1779, remov
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tracts of land in that county. Rich
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Bro. Isaac Swayze, or Sweazy, and B
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eformer had suddenly become a confo
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and standing within that smooth-run
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"I think it my duty to let you know
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OATH OF ALLEGIANCE, ABJURATION AND
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Herkimer, men possessed with at lea
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estate of her step-father came into
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ecame best known as an author, poss
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Magnanimity and those enlarged sent
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was a Brigade Major at Oriskany, fr
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qualifications of certain men recom
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our old pioneers who settled in Nor
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payment of his debts, and at other
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than four thousand dollars, and we
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