By the Name of Rice

quently a Lieutenant under Brigadier Dwight, who leftWorcester
with his Company to fight the Indians, in Aug., 1748. Tyrus
Rice died in 1783, aged 83.
Adonijah Rice, born Nov. 7, 1714, was in several Campaigns
against the Indians. He belonged to Capt. Andrew Dalrhymple's
Company five months, ending Dec. 12, 1755; and in 1756 was
a Sergeant in same Co. Died Jan. 20, 1802, in his 88th. year.
Gideon Rice, born Apr. 5, 1712; was in the Army and living
in 1741 ; (died previous to 1748).
Joseph Rice, born May 24, 1712; was a soldier from Grafton
in 1757. Died in Graf ton, Feb. 12, 1789, aged 77.
Peter Rice, born Feb. 7, 1761. In Page's Co. Rand's Regiment,
at West Point in 1780 and died in Service.
Sam'l Rice, May 10, 1730. Was in the Army and on roll
of Williams' Co. in 1755 and 1757, and was still living in 1793.
Henry Rice, Apr. 3, 1736, was in the "Lake Expedition" in
1758 ;
in Fletcher's Co. from Holden, and enlisted in Chandler's
Co., April 2, 1759.
Uriah Rice, born 1734, was in the Army in 1780, in Drury's
Co., Perry's Regiment.
Silas Rice, born about 1736, was in the Revolutionary Army
and probably died before Sept. 6, 1780.
Aaron Rice, born Jan. 31, 1724-5. Corporal in Burke's Co.
1758, and member of State Convention in 1779, to frame a
Constitution for the Commonwealth of Mass. Died 1808, aged
84.
Sylvanus Rice, born Jan. 6, 1728-9. Served as Captain in 1776
and in 1779, in Chaplin's Regt. He died in 1819 in his 91st.
year. His widow died in her 87th.
Isaac Rice, Nov. 2, 1738, was in Ruggle's Co. in 1755 (aged
then 17) and in Brown's Co. and Parker's Co. from Nov. 8,
1761 to Nov., 1762.
Jason Rice, born Aug. 7, 1728, was Corporal in Jones' Co. 1756,
from Hopkinton.
Aaron Smith, born June 22, 1736, son of Ephramin Smith and
Hannah Rice, fought at Bunker Hill, and died at Shrewsbury,
May 9, 1825, aged 89.
Military record of Jabez Rice and his wife, Miriam Morse.
The parents of 15 children, "two of whom, born June 27, 1775,
were baptized the next Sabbath John Hancock and Dorothy
Quincy" Boston Gazette, July, 1775.
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