Muster roll of the 3rd comp.y in the 10th Mass.tt. Regt. in the service of the United States : commanded by Colo. Thomas Marshall : taken for Oct.r Nov.r & Dec.r 1780
1780
MSS L1981.1.537 MB
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Title
Muster roll of the 3rd comp.y in the 10th Mass.tt. Regt. in the service of the United States : commanded by Colo. Thomas Marshall : taken for Oct.r Nov.r & Dec.r 1780
Variant Title
Muster roll of Captain William Park's company
Published
Huts near West Point 1780
Description
[2] p. 36 cm. ; (folded fol.)
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MSS L1981.1.537 MB
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Caption title.
Docket title: Muster roll of Capt. Wm. Park Company ...
At bottom: Forts near West Point, Dec.r 31st 1781 [numbered?] Captain Parks comp.y as specified in the above roll [signed] Sam.l Darby B Inspector
In addition to Park and Marshall, Lieutenant Othneil Taylor is listed on the roll as a commissioned officer.
Lists 3 serjeants, 1 drummer, 29 privates, 3 corporals, and 1 fifer.
On verso: Proof of the effectives, sworn as accurate by Moses Knap
The 10th Massachusetts was authorized on 16 September 1776 and was known as Marshall's Regiment -- R. K. Wright. The Continental Army, p. 211.
Samuel Darby and Othniel Taylor were original members of the Massachusetts Society of the Cincinnati.
William Clark of Watertown, served as Capt. in Thomas Marshall's regiment; this roll is mentioned in Massachusetts Soldier and Sailors of the Revolutionary War (1903), vol. XI, p. 827.
Digitized image available, see URL.
Docket title: Muster roll of Capt. Wm. Park Company ...
At bottom: Forts near West Point, Dec.r 31st 1781 [numbered?] Captain Parks comp.y as specified in the above roll [signed] Sam.l Darby B Inspector
In addition to Park and Marshall, Lieutenant Othneil Taylor is listed on the roll as a commissioned officer.
Lists 3 serjeants, 1 drummer, 29 privates, 3 corporals, and 1 fifer.
On verso: Proof of the effectives, sworn as accurate by Moses Knap
The 10th Massachusetts was authorized on 16 September 1776 and was known as Marshall's Regiment -- R. K. Wright. The Continental Army, p. 211.
Samuel Darby and Othniel Taylor were original members of the Massachusetts Society of the Cincinnati.
William Clark of Watertown, served as Capt. in Thomas Marshall's regiment; this roll is mentioned in Massachusetts Soldier and Sailors of the Revolutionary War (1903), vol. XI, p. 827.
Digitized image available, see URL.
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