Revolutionaey Pensioners Of Maine & Rhode Island.

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. The names with one red star, will have additional information. This additional information will be given on request. My address can be found in my profile.
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District of Maine.

*1. John Bean, Corporal 3d. New Hampshire, pension date March 4, 1789, wounded in left arm August 29, 1779, in the Indian expedition under General Sullivan, transferred from New Hampshire July 31, 1785.

2. Dudley Bandstreet, Private, Invalid’s, Pension date June 22, 1792, wounded September 9, 1777, discharged December 14, 1779.

3. Squire Bishop Jr., Private, Under Colonel S. Webb, Pension date June 22, 1792, wounded in expedition against Penobscot in 1779.

*4. Moses Cass, Private, 3d., New Hampshire, Pension date March 4, 1789, Disabled from inoculation for small-pox at Valley Forge, transferred from New Hampshire July 31, 1785.

*5. Peter Hopkins, Private, Under Colonel Hitchcock, Pension date June 22, 1792, disabled by sickness in service in 1776.

*6. Anthony Starbard, Private, Under Colonel Rose, Pension date June 22, 1792, disabled and lost sight in one eye from inoculation for small-pox in April 1777.

*7. Benjamin Thompson, Lieutenant, Under Colonel Brewer, Pension date June 22, 1792, disabled by sickness in the retreat from Ticonderoga in 1777.

Rhode Island.

*1. Clarke Albro, Private, Regiment Kingston Red’s, Pension date June 14, 1792, wounded at Newport, August 9, 1778.

*2. James Bliven or Blivin, Forage Master, Pension date June 14, 1792, injured while removing hay from the Island Prudence to the main by order Colonel C. Greene in 1779.

*3. John Baggs, Sergeant, under Colonel Deyer, Pension date June 14, 1792, wounded in left hand by a musket splitting.

*4. Robert Carr, Private, Under Colonel Olney, Pension date June 14, 1792, wounded July 2, 1781, near Kingsbridge, New York.

*5. Daniel Eldridge, 2nd, Sergeant, Pension date June 1792, wounded Fort Griswold, on September 6, 1781.

*6. Edward Vose, Sergeant, Under Colonel Barton, Pension date June 14, 1792, injured in August or September.