Revolutionaey Pensioners Of New Hampshire.

A while back a friend sent me some information from a book he found in some library in some dusty corner. He sent me a couple pages and I found them interesting so I posted them here. However after cross referencing these names with other index’s I found I may have used these names once before. Although I may have used these names before their information is interesting and you may have missed something the first time , while others will find these names all new.
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Note. Most of all these names will have additional information. This additional information will be given on request. My address can be found in my profile.
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1. Caleb Aldrich, Sergeant, in Captain Ellis company under Colonel George Reid, residence, Westmoreland. Disabled by a fall on board a boat in 1781, on the North River; Enlisted March 9, 1778, for the war; On the rolls in April 1783; Full pension.

2. David Robbins, Private, in Captain Hinds company under Colonel James Reid, residence Westmoreland. Disabled by illness at Bunker’s Hill, June 17, 1775.

3. Lemuel Dean, Private, under Colonel Cilley, residence Claremont, wounded by a musket ball in the neck; enlisted March 3, 1777, Three years; discharged March 31, 1780; One-half pension.

4. Ebenezer Fielding, Private, in Captain Olivers company, under Colonel Reid, residence Claremont, disabled by small-pox and the loss of his left eye in 1776; one-third pension.

5. Phineas Parkhurst, Fifer, in Captain Jos: Parkhurst company, residence Lebanon, wounded in his right side by a musket ball at Royalton in 1780; militia, full pension.

6. Richard Lyman, Sergeant, in Captain Troop’s company, under Colonel Prestiss, residence, Lebanon, disabled by illness at Schuylkill in 1777; full pension.

7. Moses Sweat George, Private, in Captain Cloye’s company, under Colonel Hale, residence Lyman, wound by a musket ball in the right elbow at Hubbardstown on July 7, 1777, enlisted April 10, 1777, three years; discharged April 10, 1780; one-half pension.

8. Giles Kelsey, Private, under Colonel Warner, residence Newport, disabled by small-pox in Canada, one-half pension.

9. Phineas Wilcox, Private, under Colonel Warner, residence Newport, disabled by small-pox in Quebec, one-third pension.

10. Job Britton, Private, under Colonel Reid, residence Westmoreland; wounded in his right shoulder by a musket ball at Bunker’s Hill, on June 17, 1775, militia, one-third pension.

11. Morrel Coburn, Private, in Captain Woodbury’s company, under Colonel John Stark, residence Cornish, wounded in left hand by a musket ball in Boston Harbor in June 1775, militia one-fourth pension.

12. Jonas Parks, Private, in Captain Smith’s company, under Colonel Bond, residence Charleston, disabled by small-pox inoculation with the loss in one eye in Canada, one-half pension.

13. Benjamin Knight, Sergeant, in Captain Benjamin Stone’s company under Colonel Scammel, residence Landaff, wounded at Hubbardstown July 1777; enlisted February 27, 1777, for three years, discharged February 1780, one-third pension.

14. James Dean, Private, in Captain Stone’s company, under Colonel Nichols, residence Marlborough, wounded by a musket ball in his right thigh at Bennington in 1777, militia, one-fourth pension.

15. Joel Porter, Private, in Captain Lawrence’s, under Colonel Prescott, residence Marlborough, wounded by a musket ball in his ankle at Bunker’s Hill, June 17, 1775; militia, one-fourth pension.

16. Ebenezer Jennings, Sergeant, in Captain Potter’s company, under Colonel Reid, residence Marlborough, wounded in his left leg by a musket ball at Newtown in 1779, on the Indian expedition under General Sullivan; enlisted June 20, 1778 for two years, discharged April 1, 1778; one fourth pension.

17. William Curtis, Private, under Colonel Whiting residence Stratford, wounded by a musket ball in his left thigh at Ridgefield Conn. In April 1777, militia, one-half pension.

18. William Smart, Private, under Colonel Stark, residence Rumney, disabled by small-pox with the loss of one eye in Canada in 1776, militia, full pension.

19. John Colburn, Sergeant, in Captain House’s company, under Colonel Cilley, residence Hanover, disable by illness at Mohawk, one third pension.

20. Rufus Kempton, Private, in Captain Steven’s company, under Colonel Nichols, residence Croydon, disabled by illness at West Point.

21. Edward Clark, Private, in Captain Prye’s company, under Colonel Hazen, residence, Haverhill, wound in leg by a shell at Yorktown October 1781; on rolls 1780 to January 1782, one-fourth pension.

22. Caleb Hunt, Private, in captain Blodgett’s company, under Colonel Hale, residence Marlow, wounded in both thighs by musket balls at Hubbardstown in July 1777, enlisted March 18, 1777, for three years, wounded in July 1778, one-third pension.

23. Eliphalet Taylor, Private, in Captain Keith’s company, under Colonel Jackson, residence Langdon, injured in July 1778, one-third pension.

24. Ebenezer Tinkham, Frigate Warren, residence Lyme, wounded by a musket ball in the right shoulder at Penobscot in July 1779, one-third pension.

25. Whitman Jacob’s, Private, in Captain Richardson’s compony, under Colonel Hutchinson, residence Croydon, disable by illness in 1778, full pension.

26. John Lapish, Private, in Captain Wait’s company, under Colonel Cilley, residence Lyman, wound in right arm by a musket ball on October 7, 1777, enlisted in November 17, 1776, on rolls 1780, one-fourth pension.