The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-31

the cid Sugar House, In hts ely. In lS2 be wss again
ssseD prisoner and connaed In lhs city BY the British.
BssJAxnN CAMP enlisted . mariner board the frg-
~ Providence at Providence, J., commanded by tho
eel ksown Captain whpple, and sailed for Penn
IRf France. On the return with armD, ammunson ana
IsSips Tor The American army, captured Tour shps 10
l;7s in company with Two otEesr vessels 80 Ao "a
49, mses ,Ss ann I"rdon aud oleS vessels
+ 1850, while on board the Charming Sally private
Armed yesse was sakea ton and aonnsd sar snrsa
S an ~ hsa1a The p,sop ship Scorpion; then transfer
"a for Tune 70 the prven At ERabethtown, ~.
RnuAn GAYLORD born in Hartford, Conn. Ia 1850,
Isr the Of COW, clothing blanket, Sc
svhstiute ANA the further console, alton OF twelve
ershe OF wheat month"; TO be from state
~ Connectsn ne entered the service, and marched in
tho surpmer 10 tho State OF New York, enduring much
svauen being without provisions for SIX or eight dys
S1cept what be and his Obtained from rnaelds
potato patches 6aw Major Andre hung October ID
~ the termination Of nine months he left service,
Aere being him l08 bushels OF wheat which for
want Of something better, be turned nto certificate FOR
nirtJ dollars The certificate he the purpose OF
sSJoyDg the privileges OF an detection ball which lasted
EontRr GALLUP formerly OF Grotop, Connecticut was
n Fort Gris~ola the 9TH of Septemoer 1881 at the
he Of the massacre Of s defenders by tho British,
fer the command Of the traitor Arnold, near Colonel
N,sysrd when he surrendered his sword, and the
Mgkh officer who received il murder HIM with it. He
Sss severely wounded by muske ball the ef. knee,
aau bayone run through his body under the left
D. This condition remained all night. ON the following
February recovered.
nhuse,ts n 1880 was in the detachment ordered with
Aeh pieces and hovtzerssto Tyer's PRnt attack
ss,or Arnod when he ned from West POINT ,ooS rara ,
Ne same day Saw Andre hung October 2
SAMUEL =. MINIS, for mery Of Derby, Connecticut,
nrcd the army IN l776, and was In the battle Of Long
Inland While patroning the country for cowboys and
wtes was engaged in seyeral skirmishes Danbury,
Connecticut, when II burnt in l777 and belonged 10
kn upkt
~ the leather cap"
NicBolAs G. vEEpER vas born in Schenectady, and
srved In several different tours Of service in the de-
ncment ordered out against the celebrated Iudian Chief
Brandt when CnDsjobasie destroyed Tin 1880; also
ane Of the respective parties who marched TO Bailstcn
Greenfield, Paisley, Galway, and Beaverdam, against
tories &C. capturing Of prisoners Was
18th some one,aa Indians after Joseph Belts celebrated
~ MAJOR Ross and Walter Butler.
DAyn wKer entered in 1910 at Middetowp,
Connecticut and appears 70 have been IN very active
Sise for several years against the British and tories As
seted 70 replace the dsmounted the reachsry
~ Arnold, AMI witnessed the hanging Of Major AHdre.
DsrDs the period Of his service he was At different es
nader the commands OF General waehh gt9n, Putnam,
kskd Stesling, Maxwell ana Col Wyils
baSKL WALDO enlisted IN 1919, then living in Connecti-
~ Was taken prisoner with twenty others in De-
seber OF that by cowboys and refugees Horse
Neek, and impr,soned two months the famous "Sugar
Rousc" After the war, became minister Of Gospel
ssd seisd for many years in the towns Of Lebanon and
knnleid. Conn II. elected chaplain the House
u Representatives, at the Congress Of ls65-'5e.
MASSACHUSETTS.
There are fourteen veterans living In Massachusetts,
whose met ages amount to thirteen hundred and fifty
years. Among them are
Rvsvs FARShM, born in Hampton, Coon subsequently
Hsetdmg IN Providence, r. J., entered the Connecticut
Sentimental line 10 1916 In 1878 went board the fri
ssse Provdenc lying the harOor Of Boston, under
NJ command Of Capt Abraham Whpple. In the spring
~ 1879 ssileG cruise Of four months in company with
ahe Queen Of France and Ranger, and captured Off the
banks Of Ne ten out Of the Jamaica aeeJ
eeatenaps Of marines on board the frigate.
ErvREN CULVER in l7'e served substitute, and was
mere he was marched Rhode Island, and was IN the
sscsay eDgae ement vt redount between Butts Qua
hef hlls al sDc time Colonel Green's regiment Of blacks
Me.e literally cut I" pieces In 1779 board the rvran
helde, lying IN Boston harbor, was pressed i the fleet
An@anded by ss.teecD, on Meir way Penobscott 70
a. General Lowell Spirited engagement followed the
Acne taers, put the British picket guard drove
io re fort Afterwards the Americans were bIockaded
y Asq0sdren from New York aud ran up the river,
SorAt the vessels ana returned by land Mr. g. hved for
NY - "-N ee' SS'"'
ABRAHAh RTNa, born in scleld, Connecticut, turned
ba IN TIT On The aar which grew out Of invasion OF
General BuIeoyne and joined the forces that ga
thored at Spring field, esachusette and immediately
marched the enemy Was in the battle a. sara
Vega from eight in the MOI ming until evening Afterwards
sten.
SAMUEL YEsDErI shipped at Boston, in 1882 on board
- hip OF va Tartar, Capt cathcart equipped by the
cate u Massachusetts On the cruise Of Bermuda cap
Ma . AlnteI oi prizes
The following is list OF Revolutionary soldiers sup
pssa be living, and pensioners on the roll Of the State
.. Connecticut with their age in 1867
rAvp BosrwIcK, Ij,cbfed county, 9s years.
JOHN BROOKS, Fairfield county, W years.
HEaJAMis Obj Mn tlesex county, 96 years.
j CIB HuRD, Eiddlesex county, 81 years.
NsnEmM w. LYON, Far field county, 100 years.
WILLIAM WILLIAMS, LtchAed county, 81 years.
MAINE.
NJ tha min Win
xs here sueioiDed supposed TO be alive and PEN
ASsDeTs the Toll Of Name
jon ALLEN, Cumberland county, 90 years.
iaAAC ABgoIT, OXFORD county, " years.
sam, Ell ACEtEY, oxford county, "a years
KA1Hlw DouGHIY, Cumberland county, 95 years.
RALPH FAisHAh, York county, lU0 years.
1oHN HAhnTON, York county, 30 years.
WnIlAa fiuIclnSGs, Hancock county 95 years.
JAMES " HEAD, Lincoln county, 9S gears
kNocH LE&TnLRs, Piscataqua county, 90 years.
EDWARD NiIllKEM kennebec county, SO years.
John T. MINK, Lincoln county, SO years.
josiah PAI.KER, Somerset county, s5 years.
jAo,B RHoADEs, York county 70 years.
siEEos SIMPSON, Kennebec county, "a years.
NsnLAM TrgEY, Climb, rlant county, "a years.
JOHN sAwYER, Pepo6scott county, lO4 years.
FssTER WENTWORTH, Lincoln county, % years.
biIIAA VIVIAN, Lincoln county, % years.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Ee felcwing Is q list or Revolutionary soldiers sup
ye I'd To be living and pensioners the roll Of the State
n North Carolina, with their ages
Cornelius Gem, n,s, Rutherford county, lo2 years.
John Brooks, Robson county, 102 years.
kaya Cockerham, surry county, 81 years.
EdG,p Hickman, Stokes county, 81 years.
Aos.s Jones, Orange county, 81 years.
A. xander Lemonds, Rockingham county, 08 years.
James Nicholson, Stokes county, 81 years.
Adam phl,ls, Bunoome county, 90 years.
George Roberts, Bunccmc county, l0l years,
Among those mentioned above
JoEN BROOKS entered the army in Baden county, and
vss IN service three years, under Colonel Regain Cap
Mcneil, Gibson Hadley and others-most Of the
sne in the vicinity Of Wilmington Was at Charleston,
battle Of Bees Bridge, and under Captain Gibson
n tho battle Of Camden, where tho captain himself and
A&O Others taken prisoners sent 10 st. Augustine,
dotaIpeo months, until peace declared.
Da Dg his Imprisonment they were al but starved TO
Aeash.
DAVID CocFERHAM frst entered the service in Surry
oo.nty under Saptan Freeman, ae substitute f,r his