Here is a list of soldiers now there will not be a lot of information on them here, but there may be some added information on them. You can request a look up if you see a name of interest, but keep in mind this will military information only. There is no order to these names I put them down as I found them, so you may want to do a name search. My address can be found in my profile.
Authors note. This information came from two books called.
Records of Pennsylvania Volume 9., Pennsylvania in the Revolution: Battalions and Militia.
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Capt. Hawkins Boone, of the Sixth Pennsylvania battalion, a wounded Officer, praying to be allowed Cloathing out of the State Stores, was read; & in consideration of his peculiar situation, & of the Spirited intrepidity of his Conduct in a Campaign to the North Westward, under Corf Hartley, when his situation might have justified his remaining at home, Ordered,' That Jacob S. Howell, State Clothier, do supply Capt Hawkins Boone, a wounded Officer, with one suit of Cloaths, two shirts, & two pair of Stockings.
Ludwig Hautman, a Militia Man from Westmoreland County, who was badly wounded at Woodbridge, in New Jersey, last February, and now on his way home in a very weak State, solicited some assistance to enable him to reach it; on consideration of his peculiar circumstance, An order was drawn on Dav'd Rittenhouse, Esq'r, Treasurer of the State, in favor of the said Ludwig Hautman, for the Sum of Six pounds, to be charged to the State.
The Petition of Capt. Chris'r Getting, of the twelfth Regiment of Pennsylvania, who was wounded, taken Prisoner, lost a Leg, and now on Parole & in want of Cloathing, & praying a suit of Officer's Regimental Cloathing, was read ; & on consideration,
Ordered, That Jacob S. Howell, the State Clothier, be directed to furnish Capt. Christ'r Getting, of the 12th Pennsylvania Regiment, with a suit of Officer's Regimental Cloathing.
Capt. Will'm Mackey, of the — Pennsylvania Regiment, who was wounded at the Battle of Brandywine, taken Prisoner & now on Parole, praying for a suit of Cloaths, was read ; & thereupon, Ordered, That Capt. Will'm Maokey be furnished by Jacob S. Howell, State Cloathier, with a suit of Cloaths & two Shirts. On consideration,
Jesse Thompson, wounded & Scalped on the expedition against the Indians on the East branch of Susquehanna, to the notice of the Council,
Ordered, That the Receiver Gen'l of Cloating do furnish the said Jesse Thompson with such Cloathing as Mr. Hambright shall on enquiry find to be absolutely necessary for him.
Muster roll of Captain Peter Browne's company, of the First Militia Reginient of Artillery, in the service of the United States, commanded by Colonel Jehu Eyre, of Philadelphia.
1.Joseph Smith, September 11, 1777 ; wounded October 4. and taken
Prisoner.
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Barr, John, enlisted in 1777 ; wounded at Germantown; residing
in Washington county in 1818.
Ross, Hugh, wounded in 1777, when the Augusta was blown up.
Russel, William, wounded at the battle of Germantown; died April 6, 1802.
Rybaker, John, wounded In the service, residing in Dover township, Volk county, 1807.
Quigley, Edward, wounded at Fort Washington.
Davidson, David, enlisted October, 1776; discharged August 16, 1783, wounded at Green Spring, N. Y.; residing at Mifflintown in 1808.
Monday, Thomas, served during the war; wounded; residing in Berks county in 1821.
Waters, James, served four years; wounded in service; residing in Somerset county, 1807.
Uberdniff, Andrew, served on frontiers; wounded at St. Clair's defeat ; residing in Somerset county, 1812.
Keasy, John, wounded at Paoli; residing In Elizabethtown, Lancaster county, in 1810.
Johnston, William, enlisted in 1776; wounded at Brandy wine; residing in Chester county, 1812.
Scotland, Thomas, enlisted 1777 ; wounded at Brandywine and Germantown; discharged 1783; residing in Bucks county, 1812.
Service, James, enlisted 1776, in commissioners' department; in September, 1776, wounded in leg; in November, 1776, taken prisoner by British dragoons : released in 1777, and rejoined the army; residing in Bedford county, 1806.
Brutton, John, wounded at Fort Washington; died in Bucks county, 1821.
Buyer, George, sergeant; February 1, 1777, wounded at Princeton in the shoulder; residing in Armstrong county in 1813.
McFall, Thomas, (second,) wounded four times at Fort Washington
McKnight, Robert, residing in Washington county, 1829. McKnight, Dennis, wounded November 15, 1777, and captured, residing in Somerset county, 1807.
Cameron, John, wounded at Monmouth; residing in Montgomery county in 1813.
Chambers, Robert, wounded in service ; residing in Lancaster county in 1808.
Richart, Thomas, wounded in the service; died in Northampton county in 1800.
Ritclne, David, Lancaster county, 1807 ; wounded at Long Island.
Mahon, John, wounded in action : residing in Westmoreland county in 1824.
Lott, Nicholas, wounded in the service; residing in Reading, 1807.
Lewis, Samuel, wounded at Germantown ; residing in Greenfield township, Bedford county, in 1807.
Funk, George, wounded at Brandy wine; residing in Lancaster county in 1812.
Dougherty, Daniel, wounded in the thigh near Chews House, Germantown ; residing in Butler county, 1810.
Downs, John, wounded in the leg at Princeton ; residing in Huntingdon county, 1813.
Brutton, John, wounded at Fort Washington; died in Bucks county, 1821.
Buyer, George, sergeant; February 1, 1777, wounded at Princeton in the shoulder; residing in Armstrong county in 1813.
Zeigler, George, enlisted in 1778, for three years: wounded in the service ; residing in Dauphin county, 1819.
Gundy, William, wounded in the neck at Germantown ; residing in Beaver county, 1809.
Guthrey, William, teamster, wounded at Paoli ; residing in Armstrong county, 1821.
Cameron, John, wounded at Monmouth; residing in Montgomery county in 1813.
Chambers, Robert, wounded in service ; residing in Lancaster county in 1808.
McMullan, John, served during the war; wounded and taken prisoner at St. Clair's defeat.
McNnlty, Michael, wounded at Short Hills, New Jersey; residing in Lancaster county, 1812.
MeNeal, Samuel, wounded at Brandywine; residing in Northampton county. 1859.
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