Samuel SMEDLEY

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Ordered in council that Nehemiah Smedley be commissioned Captain, 4th Co.
(1st Williamstown Co.)  of Col. Benjamin Simond's (2nd Berkshire Co.)
regiment of Mass Militioa.  Commission reported dated 1 June 1776, also
Captainserving as Volunteer, Capt. Samuel Clark's co., Col. Benjamin
Simonods's (Berkshire Co.) regiment; entered service 7 Sept 1777,
dischared 30 Sept 1777, service 24 days.  Company marched to Pawlet by
order of Maj. Gen. Lincoln to serve for 20 days from time of joining at
headquarters and was discharged at Pawlet, 60 miles from home, role
certified at Williamstown.  Also, Private, Capt. Israel Harris' Co., Col.
Benjamin Simonds' (Berkshire Co.) regiment, enlisted 12 Oct 170, service
11 days, including 4 days (80 miles) travel home, company marched to
Northern frontiers by order of Gen. Fellows on alarm.
                  

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goes back to Babtist Smedley ofEngland  sudavis@home.com
                  

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A vagrant hunter who lived mostly in Vermont but visited his relatives in
order
to use his nephews bathing house to help his eczema.
Enlisted, Private, Capt. Abiathar Angel's co, Col. David Brewer's
regiment.  Muster rolldated 1 Aug 1775, service 1 month, 3 weeks.
Also:  Aaron Smedley, list of deserters from 15th Mass. regiment
commanded by Col. John Paterson, dated Ticonderoga, 23 July 1776, Capt.
Sloan's Co., aged 22 years, stature 6 ft. complexionlight, residence
Williamstown, deserted 20 June 1776.  (Mass. Soldiers and Sailors in the
War of the Revolution)
                  

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Private, Capt. Samuel Sloane's company of minute-men, which marchedin
response to the alarm of 19 April 1775, service 14 days, company
discharged 5 May 1775.  Also, Capt Samuel Sloane's Co, Col. John
Paterson's (26th) regiment, company return (prob. Oct 1775), also, order
for bounty coat or its equivaelent in money dated Charlestown Camp, For
No. 3, Oct. 27, 1775.  Also, Capt. William Douglas's Co., Col. Benjamin
Simonds' detachment of Berkshire Co, militia, entered service 16 Dec
1776, discharged 22 March 1777, service 96 days,company marched to
Ticonderoga.  (Mass. Soldiers and Sailors in the War of the Revolution)
                  

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