Vermont AHGP
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Roll of Plattsburgh Volunteers
Copy of a Roll of Plattsburgh Volunteers made at Burlington September 10th 1814 by Brigadier General P. (Parley) Davis belonging to Montpelier & vicinity.
The total number of officers and men is 118. They were all volunteers and a few citizens of Berlin and perhaps of Calais excepted they were from the old town of Montpelier. The publication of this roll now probably for the first time will serve as a memorial of the dead and inspire their descendants if need be with a like patriotic spirit. The total number of Vermont troops at Plattsburgh September 11, 1814 was 2500; probably three times that number were on the way there making in all 7500 of which Montpelier furnished one-64th part.
Field and Staff
Timothy Hubbard Captain
| Isaac Putnam 1st
Lieutenant Joseph Howes 2nd Lieutenant Stephen Foster Ensign Roger Hubbard Sergeant Benj. Phinney Sergeant George Rich Sergeant Jacob F. Dodge Sergeant Ira Owen Corporal |
Alanson Allen
Corporal Mark Goss Corporal David Barton Corporal Paul Emerson Musick Elijah Perry Musick Joseph Hancock Musick Jona. Stevens Musick Jeduthan Doty Musick |
Privates
| James Allen Isaac Ames Amos Andrews Joseph Andrews James Arbuckle Nathaniel Bancroft Simeon Bates Josiah Benjamin James Bennett Parrot Blaisdell Jr. Darius Boyden Cyrus Brigham Thos. Brooks* Eliada Brown John Brown Silas Burbank Anthony Burgess Isaiah Burgess James Caldwell Earl Cate Henry Chamberlain Simon Cummings Jona. Cutler Jr. Arthur Daggett Jr. Simeon Daggett John P. Davis Samuel Davis Andrew Dodge Jr. Phineas Dodge Robert Dodge Jona. Dudley Roland Edwards Amos Farley John Cataffey** Fassett |
Perrin B. Fisk Abial French George Gifford Aaron Gould David Grey Jacob Grossman Calvin Hale Michael Hammett Paul Hathaway Abijah Howard John Hull Stephen Jacobs Henry F. Janes† Zenas Johnson Nathan Kelton Bartholomew Kimball Isaac LeBarron Silas Loomis Peter C. Lovejoy Chester Luce Francis Lull Clark Lumbard Asahel Lyon John Marsh Andrew May Ira May Lemuel McKnight Thos. McKnight Joel Mead Samuel Mead Thomas Mead Jr. Elias Metcalf Caleb Morse |
Zebina Moulton Benjamin Nealey Peter Nelson Ephraim Nye Iram Nye Thomas Parker Phineas Parsons Daniel Perry John C. Perry David Persons James Pine James Pittsley Nathaniel Proctor Thomas Reed Jr. Samuel Rich Dyer Richardson Harry Richardson Samuel Scott Jonathan Shepard James Short Russell Steward Solomon Stone Wm. Taplin Joel Templeton Samuel Upham Cyrus Ware Abner West Josiah White Peleg Whittredge Josiah Wing Daniel Wood Joseph Woodworth John Young |
* Grandfather of Brig. Gen. W. T. H. Brooks, who commanded tlie
Vermont Brigade in the Sixth Corps in 1862.
** Chaffey
† Member of Congress from Vermont, 1835-7.
Source: History of Washington County Vermont, Collated and Published by Abby Maria Hemenway, 1882.
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