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No.
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Dates
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Description
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1
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1776
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Petition of Robert and John
Murray to the Provincial Congress of New Jersey, praying that forfeited
goods may be restored
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2
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February 23, 1776
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Report of the Committee to
remove papers power of the Surveyor General’s Office and Port Authority
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3
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Ensign Jacob Kemper to the
Provincial Congress asking for his Commission as per testimonial of Elias
Howell
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4
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July 4, 1776
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A Duchau to the Provincial
Congress, New Jersey reporting the state of affairs British quartered on
Staten Island and families moving from Newark
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5
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1776
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Memorial of the officers of
Colonel Maxwell’s battalion to the Provincial Congress, asking for
clothing for their soldiers
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6
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1776
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Colonel Jacob Fords Bond
with Samuel Tuthill security stipulating for the supply of one ton of
powder
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7
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February 14, 1776
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(read on) Memorial of
George Campbell to the New York Provincial Congress asking for a warrant
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8
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February 7, 1776
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(read on) Memorial of 2nd
Lieutenant Samuel Sheppard to the Provincial Congress, New Jersey asking
for a Lieutenant
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9
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Memorial of Lieutenant
Jacob Evens to the Provincial Congress asking for a Commission as
subordinate officer in the troop now being raised
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10
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Robert Stewart’s petition
to the Provincial Congress asking for a Commission as quartermaster
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11
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February 7, 1776
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(read on) Petition of
Abraham McKinney and others to the Provincial Congress New Jersey for
commissions in the army
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12
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January 9, 1776
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Colonel Joseph Ellis to
Samuel Tucker recommending Mr. Taylor to some position in the army
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13
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May 12, 1775
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Resolutions signed by
freeholders and inhabitants to refuse to submit to taxation without
representation
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14
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February 14, 1776
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Certificate of the
committee of observation and correspondence of New Barbados, Bergen County
to the provincial Congress of New Jersey that certain officers had been
elected
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15
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Petition of the Hackensack
Committee of Observation and Correspondence, Bergen County to the
Provincial Congress questioning the county committee and recommending
certain ones to the commission
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16
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July 29, 1776
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Committee of Bergen County
to the provincial congress asking for directions concerning damaged powder
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17
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July 8, 1775
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Names of Colonel David
Brearley,
Jr., Lieutenant Colonel Joseph Salter, Major Samuel Forman, Nathan Grave
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18
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August 29, 1775
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Bedminster Township to the
committee of Safety list of officers chosen by the township
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19
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August 26, 1775
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List of officers in first
regiment of Burlington County
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20
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List of officers in 2nd
regiment of Burlington County
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21
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February 1, 1776
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Account of the necessaries
wanting to “complete” the four companies in Burlington barracks
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22
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January 30, 1776
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Memorial of John Chum(?) to
the provincial congress asking for a commission as a captain
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23
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February 1776
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Memorial of William
Douglass to the provincial congress asking for a commission
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24
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February 3, 1776
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Memorial of William Hudson
to the provincial congress asking for a commission
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25
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March 9, 1776
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Certificate of Burlington
County Committee that certain officers have been elected
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26
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March 16, 1776
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Certificate of Burlington
County Committee that certain officers have been elected
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27
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September 30, 1775
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Daniel Maskill to the
provincial congress, New Jersey transmitting names of officers and men
belonging to a company that he has raised and asking for commissions
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28
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November 13, 1775
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Essex County Committee’s
Certificate to the Provincial Congress that Captain Joseph Alling has
raised a company Asks for commissions
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29
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1775
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Certificate that certain
ones chosen as officers in Aquackenack under Colonel Philip Van Cortlandt
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30
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July 8, 1775
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List of certain officers
chosen at Newark
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31
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1775
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Petition of Essex County
Officers That the Northern and Southern Battalions be made distinct. Names
of certain ones presented for commissions
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32
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February 1, 1776
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Petition of Edgen Gallander
and Jacob Kemper Junior to the Provincial Congress for Commissions
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33
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February 3, 1776
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Memorial of certain ones to
the Provincial Congress for a recruiting (?) warrant
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34
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February 21, 1776
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Newark Committee to the
Essex County Committee concerning funds and in dispute. Will deposit with
the letter of __ upon conditions
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35
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February 26, 1776
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Petition of inhabitants of
Newark to the provincial congress asking that the township committee may
be confirmed in the rights to the monies raised by the town
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36
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February 26, 1776
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Memorial of the Essex
County Committee to the provincial congress concerning the money in
dispute between them and the Newark Committee. The latter
unreasonable and insubordinate
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37
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July 4, Newark
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Colonel Stephen H(?) to the
provincial congress asking for commission for certain officers
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38
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August 16, 1776
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Petition of Garrett Van
Wagener to the provincial congress asking that on account of his declining
health his commission be granted
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39
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1776
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Petition of Captain James
Wheeler and his company of minute were that since such companies are to be
dissolved this company be established as (?)
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40
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September 20, 1794
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General White’s order to
Major (?) to Gov. to Trenton
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41
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June 15, 17??
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List of ___ Officers
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42
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1775
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Petition of Greenwich
County Committee to the Provincial congress asking that Thomas Hewitt
shall receive a commission as second lieutenant
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43
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August 19, 1775
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Enlistment paper and
signatures of officers and __ of Captains S__ Company of Alexandria
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44
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1775
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Hunterdon County, List of
Captain Cooks Company
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45
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August 14, 1775
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Joshua Mott to the
Provincial Congress withdrawing his signature in favor of a division of
the L__ Regiment, Hunterdon County
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46
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January 31, 1776
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John Mattison to the
Provincial Congress Petition for an appropriation to a battalion
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47
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October 5, 1775
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Enlistment paper of Captain
Joseph Brearley’s(?) company of minute men
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48
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January 29, 1776
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Re____ to provincial
congress of Maurice Wurks(?) to a first Lieutenancy
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49
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January 31, 1776
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Petition of Alexander Clark
to the Provincial Congress for a position in surgeon
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50
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1775
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Memorial of Thomas Scott to
the provincial congress for a commission as Lieutenant
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51
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August 30, 1775
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Certificate as to N__ of
officers chosen by a company at Trenton
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52
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1775
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Petition from several
officers to the provincial congress asking that they may remain in
captaincy Harrison’s Company
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53
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June 19, 1775
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Field Officers chosen to
the upper regiment of Hunterdon County
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54
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1775
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Memorial of George Campbell
to the Provincial Congress for a surgeons or physicians position
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55
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February 7, 1776
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Application of John Toms(?)
to the provincial congress for a lieutenancy
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56
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February 7, 1776
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Petition of William
Chamberlain to Provincial Congress for a warrant to raise men as a captain
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57
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Samuel Reading’s petition
to the Provincial Congress for a commission as Lieutenant
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58
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April 2, 1776
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List of Captain John
Storits(?) Company
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59
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April 13, 1776
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Captains William
Chamberlain having received a Major’s Commission his company report to
the Amwell Committee that they have appointed Captain Stout in his place
and certain officers
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60
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July 31, 1775
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John Conways Petition to
the Provincial Congress for a petition, Woodbridge
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61
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June 3, 1775
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List of officers in second
Middlesex Regiment
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62
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List of the officers of the
Northern battalion of Middlesex County
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63
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September 26, 1775
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Captain Hazletts Memorial
and Muster Call
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64
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October 16, 1775
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Memorial of Lewis Johnston
__ to the provincial congress, New Jersey asking for a commission
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65
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October 16, 1775
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Certificate of Lewis J.
Costigin’s competency
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66
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October 17, 1776
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Recommendation to the
provincial congress of M__ Martin and __ fro commissions
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67
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January 27, 1776
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Bridgewater Committee
Report that a captain and Lieutenant had been elected in the Bound Brook
Company
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68
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January 31, 1776
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M__ Duboy’s petition to
the provincial congress for a commission as Lieutenant
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69
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January 27, 1776
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Recommendation to the
provincial congress of Anthony Wal_on White for a command
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70
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February 1, 1776
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Petition of Piscataway
citizens to provincial congress that a commission be granted to Stephen Du____
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71
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February 3, 1776
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Petition of Thomas Read to
provincial congress asking for a position as a surgeon
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72
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February 1, 1776
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Petition of Lewis Dunham to
the Provincial Congress asking for a position as surgeon
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73
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February 5, 1776
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Petition of the mayor,
recorder and alderman of New Brunswick asking that A.W, White may be
commissioned as a field officer
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74
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1776
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Middlesex County
Committee’s petition in favor of the same
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75
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February 6, 1776
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Petition of William
Te_brook fro a commission
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76
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February 7, 1776
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(read on) Petition of
Sundry Freeholders and inhabitants of New Jersey that A.W. White be
commissioned as a filed officer
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77
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February 8-10, 1776
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Doctor John Cochrau’s(?)
certificate concerning Lewis Dunham. Also certificate of certain citizens
of New Brunswick
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78
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February 9, 1776
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(read on) Suggestions from
constituents to the Middlesex County __ concerning taxation
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79
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February 27, 1776
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Memorial of James Richmond
to the provincial congress asking that he may be permitted to sail to New
York with wheat for the New York Provincial Congress
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80
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May(?) 1776
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Captain Woglaw’s(?)
Company have elected William Cheeseman fist Lieutenant in place of
Lieutenant Luke Glover
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81
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May 2, 1776
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Memorial from officers of
captain Woglaw’s(?) company to the committee of New Brunswick enclosing
no. 80 and asking for the committees action in the case
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82
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August 2, 1776
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Lieutenant Colonel John Duy
Kinck(?) to the provincial congress returns his commission but is willing
to abide by the judgment of the field officers of any provincial corps
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83
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1776
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(fragment) Petition to the
provincial congress from citizens of Morris County asking that competent
persons only be approved to command
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84
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February 7, 1776
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(read on) R__ from Morris
County respecting the appointment of incompetent officers in the _
battalion
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85
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To the provincial congress,
certificate of Thomas Ki__ and Augustine Bayles to the competency of
Captain, Jacob Dr_
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86
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Morris County committee’s
certificate to the provincial congress concerning Colonel William W__ and
Major William D. Hart
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87
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May 10, 1775
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Enlistment roll of captain
Thomas Kinney’s(?) company
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88
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May 14, 1775
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Morris County committee’s
recommendation to the provincial congress of certain persons for
commissions
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89
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September 14, 1775
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Officers of Morris County
Battalion to the Morris County Committee recommending of certain persons
for the presentation of their names to the provincial congress as worthy
of commission
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90
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January 30, 1776
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Doctor Peter Smith’s(?)
application to the provincial congress for a position as surgeon
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91
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January 31, 1776
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Collector Jacob Ford’s
statement to the Provincial Congress explaining that he required gold
because the Treasurer declined bills
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92
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January 31, 1776
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Morris County Committee’s
recommendation of Captain Dickerson for a commission as a field officer
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93
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January 31, 1776
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Morris County Committee to
the Provincial Congress, they think they can raise a company of minute men
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94
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February 5, 1776
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Recommendation of Jacob
Dunn(?) to a Captains commission
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95
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February 2, 1776
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Recommendation of Captain
Jacob Dunn(?) to a commission
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96
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February 5, 1776
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Recommendation of Captain
Seeley, Morristown
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97
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February 6, 1776
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Jacob Dunn’s(?)
application to the Provincial Congress for a commission
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98
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April 2, 1776
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Thomas Millidge to the
Provincial Congress, asks them to determine whether he may with fidelity
to his county act as sheriff
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99
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September 13, 1800
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Complaint and judgment
George Bookhover justice of the Peace, Morris County
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100
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January 1787
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Master David Brearley
commission to John Jacob Laerch to Master of Lodge at Morristown
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101
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October 8, 1775
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Governor William
Livingston’s commission to Lieutenant William Leittle
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102
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October 8, 1775
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James Salter to the
Provincial Congress, resigns his commission as Lieutenant colonel having
been appointed there without being consented
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103
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January 27, 1776
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Monmouth County
recommendation of Jonathan Holmes to a Lieutenant Commission
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104
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February 14, 1776
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(read on) Elisha Newell’s
memorial to the Provincial Congress for a position as Surgeons mate
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105
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August 29, 1775
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List of Military officers
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106
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Recommendation of Thomas
Young to a position as Surgeon’s mate
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107
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List of the men in Captain
Robert Rhea’s Company
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108
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March 5, 1776
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List of the arms bearing
men in Captain Barrillai Grover’s Company
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109
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April 13, 1776
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Richard Reading to Samuel
Tucker and company asking for their influence towards securing to him a
warrant to raising a company
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110
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May 9, 1776
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Richard Reading to the
Provincial Congress asking for a commission as captain, Trenton
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111
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July 10, 1776
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Examination of Jonathan
Curtis. Absconded because he feared the militia would take him for
unfurling the sails of a vessel in the service of the Mi__isteral(?) Party
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112
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July 10, 1776
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Obligation of service to
his country signed by Jonathan Curtis
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113
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August 17, 1776
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List of Monmouth Minute Men
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114
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January 24, 1776
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Petition of Mess(?) Paulin
Dickinson and Peirson to the Provincial Congress for commissions
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115
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January 25, 1776
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Petition of George
McFarlaud(?) to the Provincial Congress a commission as ensign
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116
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January 27, 1776
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Petition of John Bilderback
to the Provincial Congress, Salem
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117
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February 5, 1776
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Petition of Thomas Newark
to the Provincial Congress for a commission as a Captain
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118
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February 1776
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List of associations in
Upper Pe__ Neck
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119
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January 27, 1776
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Recommendation of Peter (?)
to a commission as first Lieutenant
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120
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January 29, 1776
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Recommendation of William
McDonald Junior to a commission
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121
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January 30, 1776
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John van Norstraud’s (?)
petition for a commission as Captain
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122
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January 30, 1776
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John Hoogelaud’s petition
a commission
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123
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January 30, 1776
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Recommendation from the
muster committee of Van D_ter to a commission as Captain
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124
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February 7, 1776
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(read on) Robert Robertson
petition commission to be Ensign
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125
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July 22, 1775
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List of officers of first
Lieutenant (?) regiment
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126
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July 26, 1775
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List of officers chosen in
the townships of Upper Hardwick, New Town, __tage, and Harduiston(?)
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127
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September 8, 1775
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Petition of citizens to
Sussex County Committee for relief from ?
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128
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October 28, 1775
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Recommendation of certain
persons for commissions
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129
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1775
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List of officers selected
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130
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December 25, 1775
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List of Captain A. Shaw’s
company
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131
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January 12, 1776
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(read on) Edward Dunlap’s
application to the Committee of Safety for a recommendation to the
Provincial Congress for a commission as mayor
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132
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February 22, 1776
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Francis Hadley petition for
a commission first Lieutenant
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133
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January 26, 1776
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John Harker’s petition
for a commission as Ensign
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134
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February 7, 1776
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Knowlton Committee to the
Provincial Congress list of officers elected and submitted
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135
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Petition of Joseph Anderson
for a commission as Lieutenant
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