The Green Mountain boys; and Men with Ethan Allen at Ticonderoga. This page was last edited on 31 January 2023, at 11:09. Matthias Ogden was born at Elizabethtown, New Jersey in 1754, the son of Robert Ogden, a lawyer. The rediscovered remains of American Revolutionary War soldiers who died in South Carolina more than 240 years ago are set to be reinterred this weekend in a ceremony to honor their sacrifice to a budding nation. The Third Regiment was under the command of Colonel John Duychinck. Fur infor Taliaferro Chap. Captain Robert Nixon, Captain, First Major, commanded a troop of light-horse under Duychinck. Continental Regiments, 1st New Jersey Regiment 2d New Jersey Regiment 3d New Jersey Regiment 4th New Jersey Regiment Spencer's Additional Continental Regiment Forman's Additional Continental Regiment State Militia Units. Pdf. Muster Rolls (RG 8, Ser. See the Korean War wiki article for information on records and their availability. Many of the men reenlist in the second establishment of the regiment for three year enlistments. Those who opposed the rebellion were Loyalists or Tories. Remains of Revolutionary War Hessian soldiers found in New Jersey Furloughed on June 6, 1783 at Newburgh, New York. Plan of the operations of General Washington, against the Kings troops in New Jersey, from the Plan of the operations of General Washington against the King's troops in New Jersey, from the A sketch of the operations of His Majesty's fleet and army under the command of Vice Official register of the officers and men of New Jersey in the revolutionary war, compiled under orders of His Excellency Theodore F. Randolph, governor. December, 1776 First New Jersey Regiment is reorganized. Theiron was used for weapons. also Continental Army. October 4, 1777 Battle of Germantown. The state archives has many military records from before World War I. On April 19 "The cessation of hostilities was announced in camp just eight years from the commencement thereof." Gulick's company, Third Regiment, ditto. Also available on FS Library film 970001 (first of 2670 films). 1st New Jersey Regiment opens battle as Maxwell's Brigade plays prominent role. Companies of "light-horse" were ordered to be raised among the militia. Here are some North Jersey safe houses, Signs of slavery in NJ: Slavery's legacy is written all over North Jersey, if you know. APPLEGATE, CHARLES. New Jersey Department of State - Government of New Jersey In October they moved to West Point and entered barracks in anticipation of remaining there for the winter. Others were found face down or overlaying each other. The "World War II Selective Service Draft Cards: Fourth Registration, 1942" is often referred to as the Old Mans Registration or the Old Mans Draft" because it included men with a date of birth from April 28, 1877 to February 16, 1897. Fighting For Freedom: Samuel M. Shute and the 2nd New Jersey Regiment And finally "Our brigade received our furloughs, and we all decamped" on June 6, 1783. 27, 1849) Drummer boy, then Private - Morris County Militia Jacob Emery The index covers veterans of the Civil War, SpanishAmerican War, Philippine Insurrection, Boxer Rebellion (1900 to 1901), and the regular Army, Navy, and Marine forces. published: Newark, N.J., The Historical Records Survey, 1941. comp by Stryker, William S Trenton, N.J., W.T. Frazza's website provides directions to the various locations and a few surprises. Trump asks for mistrial in E. 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Official register of the officers and men of New Jersey in the Hampered by confused orders and heavy pressure from the British, Lee's troops retreated in disorder until they were met by the main army under Washington. The loyalist militiaman is thought to have Native American ancestry and is not a part of this weekends events. Manuscript, pen-and-ink and watercolor. Middlesex County is darkened in the image on the right. To encourage "inlistment of men, at a conjuncture so important, there be allowed and paid as a bounty to wach man who shall voluntarily inlist as aforesaid, and be properly accoutred, the sum of six dollars over and above the Continental pay and that every man be furnished at the publick expence, with one pair of shores and one pair of stockings. Bountiful, Utah . a convenience, and may not be complete or accurate. Registrar General, NSDAR, record Copy, 1776 D Street, NW, Washington, DC Revolutionary War soldiers' remains found in mass grave at Red Bank The originals are at the New Jersey State Archives, and the FamilySearch Library has microfilm copies. The FamilySearch Library has microfilm copies of most of these records. 3 miles east of Georgetown, O. At least 18,000 New Jersey men fought in either the Continental Army or militia units. New Jersey. Trenton, NJ, Wm. In June, during the final hours of a public archaeology dig at the site of the battlefields Fort Mercer trench, a human femur was discovered, according to a news statement. United States Rosters of Revolutionary War Soldiers and Sailors, 1775-1783 records are digital images of published state rosters of Revolutionary War soldiers from the states of Alabama, Connecticut, Georgia, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Vermont, and Virginia. "We're assuming they're Hessian soldiers based on everything we've found, the context of what we've found, and the artifacts and objects that are in place with them," Archaeologist Wade Catts said. "Additional excavation of the trench uncovered skeletal remains of what researchers believe are the remains of multiple Hessian soldiers killed on the battlefield on Oct. 22, 1777. Regiment, Monmouth. Nicholson & Co., printers, 1872. "At various times during the war, this State (New Jersey), by reason of its situation on the coast, and its lying between cities in possession of the enemy, was continually open to the incurisions of British trroops and rhe ravages of refugees and Indians. It was found necessary, therefore, to "embody", as occasion required. "This is very much a death scene investigation. "I want people to know what happened right where they are standing," he said. On June 3, 1775, the Provincial Congress of New Jersey resolved . "taking into consideration the cruel and arbitrary measures adopted and pursued by the British Parliment and present ministry, for the purpose of subjugating the Americal Colonies to the most abject servitude . the inhabitants of this Province be forthwith properly armed and disciplined for defending the cause of American freedom . The Soldiers in the 2nd New Jersey had enlisted for a year, so upon arriving home in early December 1776, the 2nd New Jersey disbanded. This was one of two important strongpoints taken, Redoubt Number 9 being captured by French troops. It mustered six battalions (about 5,000 soldiers, many of whom came from Monmouth County). The 1st New Jersey Regiment ordered to Hudson Highlands. Charles Barclay (1732-1813) served in the militia under the command of Captain Peter Perrine. Sign up for our trending newsletter to get the latest news. Adjutant General's Office. New Jersey has numeroushistoric war sites, butuntil recently, there was nocentral location that listed all of them. That each of the privates be allowed, instead of a bounty, one felt hat, a pair of year stockings, and a pair of shoes : the men to find their own arms. " See the Wiki article, New Jersey in the War of 1812, for information concerning military records, histories, links to relevant web sites, etc. November 3, 1783 1st New Jersey Regiment discharged at New Windsor Cantonment. Josiah, N.J., S630 - Is this Josiah Dey, son of Lawrence and Anne Sarah Dey Dey? Lists of the soldiers that served are in: The FamilySearch Library has microfilms which list the soldiers who fought in this war. An initial examination of the soldiers concluded 12 of the bodies are likely Patriot Continental soldiers from either Maryland or Delaware, one is likely a North Carolina loyalist and another served with the British 71st Regiment of Foot, Frasers Highlanders, the nonprofit said in a release. The National Society of the Colonial Dames of America in the State of New Jersey (NSCDA-NJ): A man born between 1730 and 1765 who lived in New Jersey is probably listed in some form of military record. The definitive source for the following is Officers and Men of New Jersey in the Revolutionary War by William S. Stryker, Adjutant General of New Jersey, 1872 (republished in 1967 by the Genealogical Publishing Company, Baltimore). Rowan University history professor Jennifer Janofsky tells about the research, along with principal archaeologist Wade Catts. A list of the individuals known to have served with Captain Nixon's Light-Horse Troop is given below. APPLEGATE, WILLIAM. Official Register of the Officers and Men of New Jersey in the Revolutionary War Database based on William Stryker's 1872 work. Pdf. For guidance about compiling full citations consult Citing Primary Sources. as well as other partner offers and accept our. The 2nd NJ covers the retreat of Lee's forces and fall back as reserves for the rest of the engagement. Sarah Minor. Researchers believe they have uncovered in a mass grave in New Jersey the remains of as many as 12 Hessian soldiers who fought during the Revolutionary War, officials announced Tuesday. Ezekiel Dye's second wife was Sarah Egbert Paul. December 16, 1778 to May 29, 1779 - The unit was ordered into winter quarters at or near Newark, New Jersey, where they remained until spring. See the Vietnam War wiki article for information on records and their availability. [Ezekiel Dey/Dye served under Captain Robert Nixon.] They marched through Pennsylvania and into western New York, burning villages and laying waste to crops. They continued excavating the site and found the remains of 12 more individuals, including femurs, skulls, and teeth, the university said. Forman's Additional Continental Regiment, under the command of Colonel David Forman, was authorized on September 16, 1776. June 1778 - The reunited Jersey Brigade kept watch on the British in Philadelphia in anticipation of their evacuation. The 2nd remained at Ticonderoga until mid-November when they were sent back to New Jersey. The State Archives maintains certain military service records from the Revolutionary War. II, FS Library book 974.9 M23n index 1965; film 1550807 item 2; fiche 6051278, book 974.9 C4n v. 10; film 1036367 item 3, United States, Mexican War Pension Index, 1887-1926, New Jersey Historical Society. A knee buckle from a uniform containing fabric and human blood. D. Brown Co., O. Bur on the Day farm, Middlesex County, New Jersey, was required to form two regiments of militia and six companies of minute men. The following resolutions from the Journal of congress, October 9th, 1775, is the first call on New Jersey for Continental troops: "Resolved, That it be recommended to the Convention of New Jersey that they immediately raise, at the expense of the continent, two battalions, consisting of eight companies each, and each company of sixty-eight privates, officered with one captain, one lieutenant, on ensign, four serjeants, and four corporals Nicholson & Co., printers, 1872. Continental Troops August 29, 1781 - The Continental army left Springfield, New Jersey, bound for Virginia in an effort to trap British forces under Lord Cornwallis at Yorktown. which earned an excellent combat record. While . Matt Fagan is a local reporter for NorthJersey.com. The three Continental divisions on the hill caught the full force of Howe's assault, which included the British Guards and light infantry. Official Register of the Officers and Men in the Revolutionary War After an action of about 45 minutes, the defenders were forced to give way. Map / Directions to the Mettler Cemetery Mettler Cemetery contains the graves of two Revolutionary War soldiers: [1] Even Bevans (December 22,1762 - Apr. October 19, 1781 - The capitulation of the British and German forces at Yorktown took place, the enemy troops surrendering their arms to the French and American armies. John, N.J., Rebecca, W117, see DAY - Is this Captain John Dey who married Rebecca Perrine? Revolutionary to Mexican-American Wars - New Jersey Genealogy The former home of African American Revolutionary War soldier Oliver Cromwell, at 114 East Union Street in Burlington, New Jersey. New Jersey - Divided Loyalties: The American Revolution in Southern New Holmes' company, Second Regiment. November to December 1776 - Ordered to reinforce Washington's army, the battalion marched to Morristown, NJ where they arrived about December 3 and were disbanded when one-year enlistments expired. Fur During the American Revolution, New Jersey was involved in five major battles and many minor ones, due partly to the importance of its location between New York and Philadelphia. June 8 to June 22, 1780 - The brigade kept watch on British forces encamped behind their fortifications at Elizabeth Town. . Captain Morgan's company, Second Regiment, Middlesex. It was the site of more than 90 military engagements, including the pivotal battles of Trenton, Princeton, and Monmouth. Dye has the disch. Honoring these heroes in a respectful manner and ensuring the permanent protection of their remains continues to be the mission of this effort, Doug Bostick, CEO of the South Carolina Battleground Preservation Trust, said in a release. Some possess clear evidence of battle injuries from musket balls and buck shot. The Patriot Index is a 4 volume set. A batallion consisting of four companies from Middlesex and four from Monmouth was created. 571 New Jersey.First Battalion (Somerset County), First Regt A. Researchers in New Jersey believe they have found the remains of 13 Hessian soldiers who fought during the Revolutionary War. Nicholson & Co., printers. Battle of Trenton, December 26, 1776 at Trenton, New Jersey - Top editors give you the stories you want delivered right to your inbox each weekday. World War I draft registrations for the 762,000 New Jersey men who registered are on microfilm at the FamilySearch Library. He died in 1791. He was named lieutenant colonel of the First New Jersey in March 1776. Revolutionary War soldiers slated for reburial 243 years after battle The brigade also lost their long-time commander, William Maxwell having resigned from service. PERRINE, JOHN. Relief shown by hachures. Experts workto identify the remains of multiple soldiers. Middlesex; Captain Addis' company, Second Regiment, ditto; Captain Colonel Francis Barber took part in the assault and capture of Redoubt Number 10. APPLEGATE, ROBERT. Daniel, N.J., S12743 -- Is this the son of Vincent and Sarah Artepe Dye? "At various times during the war, this State (New Jersey), by reason of its situation on the coast, and its lying between cities in possession of the enemy, was continually open to the incurisions of British trroops and rhe ravages of refugees and Indians. Over a decade ago, archaeologists uncovered other artifacts some from the 1770s and others dating back to 500 BC in front of a museum at Red Bank Battlefield Park, CBS Philadelphia reported. The capture of the block house at Toms River, New Jersey, March 24, 1782. Sarah, former widow of John Freeman, N.J., W848, which see. MOUNT, ELIJAH. Supplemented by: "Index, prepared by the New Jersey Historical Records Survey Program, Research and Records Section, Division of Community Service Programs, Work Projects Administration; sponsored by New Jersey State Planning Board." Matthias attended the College of New Jersey (Princeton University) as did his brother Aaron. 1st New Jersey Regiment participates under command of Benedict Arnold. November 10, 1775 First six companies are raised. Contributor: New Jersey. LC copy replaced by microfilm. on June 9, 2007, There are no reviews yet. Given the potential relationships, the Disbrow's from Middlesex County serving in the New Jersey Militia are listed below. PERRINE, JAMES. Officials believe the remains are part of a mass grave of Hessian soldiers - German troops hired by the British - who were part of about 377 troops killed by Colonial forces during the Battle of Red Bank. written by T. S. Slingerland of Schoharie Co., NY, containing notes on several New Jersey Revolutionary War soldiers. On July 21 the brigade was ordered to send a detachment of troops to Fort Lee and on the 28th 150 New Jersey soldiers escorted General Washington as he reconnoitered the British positions at New York from the Palisades at Fort Lee. New Jersey Colonial period American Revolution Nineteenth century Twentieth century Twenty-first century v t e New Jersey played a central role in the American Revolution both politically and militarily. Allimportant historic Revolutionary War sites in the state are included in the effort, which he first thought would take a few months but actuallyturned into a seven-year journey. Stirling's Division moved from Middlebrook across the Hudson to Peekskill, NY and then back south again into PA. At their camp at The Cross Roads, in Bucks County, news was finally received that the British were in the Chesapeake. (FamilySearch Library film 868777). "I didn't know it would turn into a seven-year, 10,000-hour project.". Newark Historic Sites - Revolutionary War New Jersey Ref: British troops attack Swedesboro and march on towards Haddonfield. In addition to other skirmishes during the spring and summer, these men saw action on June 26, 1781 at Spencer's Ordinary, near Williamsburg. Essex County NJ Military Records - LDS Genealogy Haddonfield is attacked, two Quaker houses are burned, American rider, Miles Sage is stabbed multiple times by British (but survives). They were ordered to keep at their respective abodes, one pound of powder and three pounds of bullets. Middlesex; also Continental Army. Came to Brown Co. 1795, and lived neard the said Evans. Captain Stout's company, Third Regiment, Hunterdon. New Jersey: Revolutionary War Mass Grave of 'Mercenaries' Discovered Relief shown by hachures and shading. We were looking at a mass grave and, in all likelihood, a Hessian mass grave," said Jennifer Janofsky, the Megan Giordano Fellow in Public History inin Rowan's College of Humanities & Social Sciences. Americans lost 14, historians said. New Jersey Military Records United States Military Online Genealogy Records Contents 1 Online Resources 2 Forts 3 Colonial Wars (1668-1775) 4 Revolutionary War (1775-1783) 5 Militia and National Guard Records 6 War of 1812 (1812-1815) 7 Mexican War (1846-1848) 8 Civil War (1861-1865) 9 Spanish-American War (1898) 10 World War I (1917-1918) With the new year another change in command took place, with Israel Shreve resigning as colonel of the 2nd New Jersey and Colonel Elias Dayton assuming the post. Unable to decide their objective, General Washington determined to cover all possibilities while waiting for news of the fleet.
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