Continental Soldiers Killed Where?

I have done a few pages of the men of the Continental Army and would like to do one more. I have been trying to decided on how to us this information, but the truth is if I add all the information to the names on this list I would have to put it on two or more pages. So I thought I would try something a little different. I will list all the names I have, that were killed and where, and what Sate he was from, then let you decided if you would like the information. Those of you who have visited my site before know the kind of information I have to offer, but for those of you who are new to this site I will give a couple of examples of the information that will be provided on these names. If you would like information on a name you can write to me the following: dsegelquist1@cox.net

I hope to hear from you soon.

Up date May 12, 08,
It has be brought to my attention that some of the information from this list is in error, But in all fairness to Mr. Heitman, book as far as he know the information was true as he had the documents in front of him and had to take them as true.
Dennis Segelquist.

Note. The information provided here will come from the many Departments of the Library of Congress and the Hudson Rive Valley Institute.

Example: 1.

Matthew McConnell was from the state of Pennsylvania, county of Philadelphia, held the rank of 2nd., Lieutenant of the Thompson’s Pennsylvania Rifle Battalion June 25, 1775; 2nd., Lieutenant of the 1st., Continental Infantry January 1,1776; transferred to the 2nd. Canadian ( Hazen’s ) regiment November 3, 1776. Became a Captain on April 8, 1777; transferred to Invalid regiment February 12, 1781, and served to the end of the war.
Pension Roll.
Matthew McConnell was from the state of Pennsylvania, county of Philadelphia, held the rank of Captain in the Revolutionary Army, date he was placed on the roll is unknown, had an allowance of $180., dollars per year and had received $2,375.50., dollars, commencement of his pension began on January 1, 1803. In the remark it states he died on March 11, 1816.

Example: 2.

Martin Eno, of Connecticut, was a Sergeant of the Warner Addition Continental regiment, February 16, 1777; became a Ensign on August 7, 1779. He was killed at Fort George on October 11, 1780.

Note. The names on this list will be numbered 1-186, And in alphabetical order to make your hunt more enjoyable.

A.

1. Winborn Adam ( N. H. ) Killed at Bemus heights.
2. Jacob Allen ( Mass. ) killed at Bemus heights.
3. Noel Allen ( R. I. ) killed at Harlem plains.
4. Ephraim Anderson ( N. J. ) killed at Short hills.
5. George Armstrong ( Md. ) killed at Ninety-six.
6. Dohickey Arundel ( Va. ) killed at Gwyn’s Island.

B.

7. David Barber ( Conn. ) killed at Long Island.
8. Francis Barber ( N. J. ) killed by a tree.
9. William Beatty ( Md. ) killed at Hobkirk’s Hill.
10. William Blackburn ( Va. ) killed at King’s mountain.
11. Reece Bowen ( N. J. ) killed at King’s mountain.
12. Isaac Bowman ( Va. ) killed at Fort Patrick.
13. Joseph Bowman ( N. C. ) killed at Siego of Charleston.
14. Joshua Bowman ( N. C. ) killed at Ramsour’s Mill.
15. Thomas Boyd ( Pa. ) killed at Geneseo N. Y.
16. William Boyd ( Pa. ) killed at Brandywine.
17. Bennett Bracco ( Md. ) killed at White plains.
18. James Bradford ( Pa. ) killed by Miami Indians.
19. John Brocaw ( N. J. ) killed at Germantown.
20. John Brown ( Conn. ) killed at Fort Keyser.
21. Stephen Brown ( ? ) killed at Fort Mifflin.
22. Joseph Brownlee ( Pa. ) killed at Hannastown.
23. Rudolph Bunner ( Pa. ) killed at Monmouth.
24. Hubbard Burrows ( Conn. ) killed at Groton heights.
25. Richard Butler ( Pa. ) killed at Fort Recovery.
26. Langhorne Thomas Byles killed at Paramus.

Note. If you do not see a family member here and you know he was in the Continental Army, I will be happy to do a look up. But keep in mind he ( must ) have been some kind of ( Officer ) or I may not be able to help you.

C.

27. James Campbell ( N. C. ) killed at Stono Ferry.
28. Richard Campbell ( Va. ) killed at Eutaw springs.
29. John Carothers ( Pa. ) killed at Germantown.
30. Benajah Carpenter ( R. I. ) killed at Long Island.
31. Abiel Chandler ( ? ) killed at Long Island.
32. William Chromicle ( N. C. ) killed at King’s mountain.
33. Alexander Clough ( N. J. ) killed at Tappan
34. Samuel Coleman ( Va. ) killed at Camden.

Note. Capt. Richard Brooke Roberts was the son of Col. Owen Roberts of South Carolina's 4th Regiment of artillery, and was killed at the battle of Stono Ferry on June 20, 1779.

D.

35. Joseph Davis ( ? ) killed at Wyoming.
36. John Dick ( Pa. ) killed at Fort Washington.
37. Edward B. Dickinson ( Va. ) killed at Monmouth.
38. Peter Dietrich ( Pa. ) killed at Paramus.
39. Henry Diffendorf ( N. Y. ) killed at Oriskany.
40. James Dill ( Pa. ) killed at brandywine.
41. James Dillon ( N. C. ) killed at Eutaw springs.
42. Henry Dobson ( Md. ) killed at Eutaw springs.
43. Richard Donovan Md. ) killed at Camden.
44. Robert Durkee ( Conn. ) killed at the Wyoming massacre.
45. Edward Duval ( Md. ) killed at Camden.
46. Isaac Duval ( Md. ) killed at Eutaw springs.

Note. Congress give thanks to General Washington, for his marched from the camp at Valley Forge, in pursuit of the enemy; for his distinguished exertions in forming the order of battle; and for his great good conduct in leading on the attack and gaining the important victory of ( Monmouth ) over the British grand army, under the command of Lieutenant General Sir Henry Clinton, in their march from Philadelphia to New York.

E.

47. Edward Edgerley ( Md. ) killed at Eutaw springs.
48. Andrew Edmonson ( Va. ) killed at King’s mountain.
49. Robert Sr. Edmonson ( Va. ) killed at King’s mountain
50. Robert Jr. Edmonson ( Va. ) killed at King’s Mountain
51. William Edmonson ( Va. )killed at King’s mountain.
52. Paul Ellis ( N. J. ) killed at Monmouth.
53. Martin Enos ( Conn. ) killed at Fort George.
54. Francis Eppes ( Va. ) killed at long Island.
55. John Eustace ( Va. ) killed at Germantown.

F.

56. Henry Fauntleroy ( Va. ) killed at Monmouth.
57. William Ferguson ( Pa. ) killed at Fort Recovery.
58. Ebenezer Flagg ( R. I. ) killed by Delancery’s Tories.
59. John Forbes ( ? ) killed at battle of Guilford.
60. Ebenezer Foster ( Mass. ) killed at Bemus heights.
61. Ebenezer Francis ( Mass. ) killed at Hubbardton.
62. Falvey Faraler ( Va. ) Killed at Germantown.

G.

63. Isaac Gardner ( Mass. ) killed at Lexington.
64. Nathaniel Gist ( Va. ) killed at King’s mountain.
65. Micajah Gleason ( Mass. ) killed at Harlem plains.
66. William Glenny ( N. Y. ) killed at West Canada Creek.
67. Ezekiel Goodrich ( Mass. ) killed at Saratoga.
68. Uriah Goodwin ( S. C. ) Eutaw spring.
69. Abraham Gould ( Conn. ) killed at Danbury raid.
70. James Gould ( Md. ) killed at Eutaw springs.
71. Hugh Gray ( Mass. ) Saratoga.

H.

72. John Hardin ( Pa. ) killed by Indians.
73. John Harris ( Conn. ) Killed at Whitemarsh.
74. Battle ? Harrison ( Va. ) Fort Washington.
75. James Harrison ( Va. ) Killed at Saratoga.
76. Jonathan Heart ( Conn. ) Killed by Indians.
77. William Hendricks ( Pa. ) killed at Quebec.
78. Thomas Nenly ( R. I. ) killed at Montressor’s Island.
79. William Hilton ( N. C. ) killed at Stony point.
80. Luck Hitchcock ( Mass. ) killed at West Point.
81. Charles Holby Hubbard ( ? ) killed at Montressor’s Island.
82. Benjamin Huger ( S. C. ) killed at Charleston.
83. Alexander Hume ( S. C. ) killed at Savannah.
84. Alexander Huston ( ? ) Brandywine.

I.

85. Shadrach inman ( Ga. ) killed at Musgrove’s.
86. Henry Irwin ( N. C. ) Germantown.

J.

87. Philip Johnson ( N. J. ) killed at Long Island.
88. John Jones ( Ga. ) Killed at Savannah.

K.

89. Zebulon King ( Mass. ) killed by Indians.
90. Robert Kirkwood ( Del. ) Killed by Indians.

L.

91. Marion Lamar ( Pa. ) killed at Paoli.
92. Ezekiel Lance ( N. H. ) Killed at Bennington.
93. John Laurens ( S. C. ) killed at Combahee ferry.
94. William Ledyard ( Conn. ) Killed at Fort Griswold.
95. James Lemmon ( Pa. ) Killed a brandywine.
96. Robert Lewis ( Conn. ) Killed at Peekskill.
97. James Macubbia Lingan ( Md. ) placed unknown.
98. John Little ( N. Y. ) Killed at Minnisink.
99. Thomas Lucas ( Pa. ) Killed at Germantown.

Mc.

100. Andrew McLary ( N. H. ) Killed at Bunker’s Hill.
101. John McKinley ( Va. ) Killed by Indians.
102. William McMichael ( N. J. ) Killed by Indians.
103. Andrew McMires ( N. J. ) Killed at Germantown.
104. James McNair ( N. Y. ) Killed at Monmouth.
105. John McPherson ( Del. ) Killed at Quebec.

M.

106. William Magee ( Pa. ) Killed at Paoli.
107. John Mattocks ( ? ) Killed at King’s mountain.
108. Mark Mazuzen ( Conn. ) Drowned.
109. Ephraim Middagh ( N. Y. ) Minisink.
110. Ephraim Middlebrook ( Conn. ) Killed At Ridgefield.
111. Nathaniel Milligan ( N. Y. ) Killed at Fort Montgomery.
112. Joseph Monford ( N. C. ) Killed by Indians.
113. Richard Montgomery ( N. Y. ) Killed at Quebec.
114. Joseph Moore ( Pa. ) Killed at Long Island.
115. Maurice Moore ( N. C. ) Killed placed unknown.
116. William Moore ( Mass. ) Killed at Bunker’s Hill.
117. Benjamin Morris ( Pa. ) Killed at Brundywine.
118. Charles Motte ( S. C. ) Killed at Savannah.
119. Isaac Munford ( R. I. ) Killed at Boston.
120. John Muncey ( N. Y. ) Killed at Moses Kill.
121. Edmund Munro ( Mass. ) Killed at Monmouth.

N.

122. Isaac Nash ( N. H. ) Killed at Bennington.
123. Ferdinand Neal ( Va. ) Killed at Rocky Mount.
124. Samuel Newman ( Mass. ) Killed at Fort Recovery.

O.

125. Conway Oldham ( Va. ) Killed at Eutaw springs.
126. William Oldham ( Pa. ) Killed at Fort Recovery.

P.

127. John Paine ( N. J. ) Killed at Spanktown.
128. Caleb Perry ( Pa. ) Killed at Long Island.
129. Samuel Holden Parsons ( ? ) Drowned.
130. William Patterson ( Pa. ) Killed at Long Island.
131. William Patten ( Pa. ) Killed at Germantown.
132. Hardy Peirce ( Mass. ) Killed at Fort Lee.
133. Samuel Pettngill or Pettingal ( N. H. ) Killed at Oriskany.
134. Henry Peyton ( Va. ) Killef at Charleston.
135. Patrick Pnelon ( Mass. ) killed at Fort Recovery.
136. Noah Phelps ( Conn. ) killed at unknown.
137. James Phillips ( Va. ) Killed at King’s mountain.
138. Samuel Phillips ( Va. ) Killed at unknown.
139. Timothy Pierce ( ? ) Killed at Wyoming.
140. Thomas Prince ( S. C. ) Killed Stono Ferry.
141. Willis Pugh ( Va. ) Killed at unknown.

Q. No Names for this Letter.

R.

142. Samuel Ransom ( Pa. ) Killed at Wyoming.
143. Benjamin Redman ( ? ) killed at Still Water.
144. John Redpith ( N. C. ) Killed at unknown.
145. Moses Roberts ( Mass. ) Killed at Young’s house.
146. Owen Roberts ( S. C. ) Killed at Stono Ferry.
147. Jacobus Rosa ( N. Y. ) Killed at Fort Montgomery.

S.

148. Nathaniel Scudder ( N. J. ) Killed at Shrewsbury.
149. Jacob W. Seeber ( N. Y. ) Killed at Oriskany.
150. Severinus Seber ( N. Y. ) Killed at Oriskany.
151. Adam Shapley ( Conn. ) Killed at Groton Heights.
152. Edward Sherburne ( N. H. ) Killed at Germantown.
153. Isaac Shimer ( Pa. ) Killed at Fort Washington.
154. John Skillings ( Mass. ) Killed at unknown.

Note. A up date, 6-14-08.
Thinks to Margaret ( Skillings ) Meservey.

John Skillings was of Massachusetts was a Captain in the Massachusetts 11th., November 6, 1776, died April 2 or 3, at New York, was married to Hannah Hasty.

155. David Sloan ( Pa> ) Killed at Long Island.
156. Jacob Small ( N. Y. ) Killed at Oriskany.
157. Bunrwell Smith ( Ga. ) Killed at Wofford’s Iron works.
158. James Sproul ( N. J. ) Killed at Short Hills.
159. Alexander Stewart ( Del. ) Killed at Long Island.
160. Joseph Stout ( N. J. ) Killed at Brandywine.

T.

161. Nieman Tannehill ( Md. ) killed at Fort Washington.
162. Charles Taylor ( Pa. ) Killed at Long Island.
163. John Eyck Ten ( N. J. ) Killed at Millstone.
164. Jabez Thompson ( Conn. ) Killed at New York.
165. Benjamin Thurston ( N. Y. ) Killed at Minnsink.
165. Samuel Treat ( N. Y. ) Killed at Fort Mifflin.
166. Alexander Trueman ( Md. ) Killed by Indians.
167. Jacob Turner ( N. C. ) Killed at Germantown.

U. No Names for this letter.

V.

168. Benjamin Vail ( N. Y. ) Killed at Minnsink.
169. Herman Van Slyke ( N. Y. ) Killed at Oriskany.
170. Tobias Van Veghten ( N. Y. ) Killed at unknown.
171. Abraham Van Wyck ( ? ) Killed by Lightning.
172. Peter Vergereau ( ? ) Killed at unknown.

W.

173. Major Walbron ( Pa. ) Killed at Paoli.
174. Richard Walker ( Mass. ) Killed at Quaker Hill.
175. Joseph Warren ( Mass. ) Killed at Bunker’s Hill.
176. Amos Webster ( N. H. ) Killed at. Stillwater.
177. James Wells ( Mass. ) Killed at Wyoming.
178. William White ( Mass ) Killed at unknown.
179. Charles Whiting ( Conn. ) Killed at unknown.
180. Henry Williams ( Conn. ) Killed at Groton Heights.
181. James Williams ( N. C. ) Killed at King’s mountain.
182. John Williams ( Conn. ) Killed at Groton Heights.
183. Nathan Williams ( Md. ) Killed at. Camden.
184. Samuel Wise ( S. C. ) Killed at Savannah.
185. Gabriel Wisner ( N. Y. ) Killed at Minnsink.
186. John Wood ( N. Y. ) killed at Minnsink.

X, Y. Z. there are no names for these letters.