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Latest Changes:
07Oct16 - Cattaraugus and Steuben Cos NY /
07Nov04 - NC Graves Book /
07Nov06 - note Ancestry.com searches for NH, NJ, NY, NC /
07Dec22 - two online resources for NY in the Revolution /
"Military History of the State of New Hampshire, from its Settlement in 1623
to the Rebellion in 1861", by Chandler E. Potter, Vol I 7,463 Vol. II (7,684 records)
and "New Hampshire Pensioners, 1835" (3,472 records)
may be searched on Ancestry.com
You may find them by clicking "Search", scroll down to and click "Military" and then scan down that list
until you find the book.
See
A searchable on-line version of
Register of Officers and Men of New Jersey in the Revolutionary War,
by William S. Stryker (1872) is available at the New Jersey State library's
New York in the Revolution as Colony and State, by James A. Roberts,
(Weed-Parsons Printing Co., Albany, 1897)
Pages 48-9 have information on the Green Mountain Boys.
Page images are available to subscribers of
Ancestry.com.
New York in the Revolution as Colony and State (Albany NY, 1904)
has 15,300 records of service. Page images are available to subscribers of
Ancestry.com.
New York Military in the Revolution is a database with 61,404 service records
taken from New York in the Revolution as Colony and State, Vol. II (1897).
A searchable database is available to subscribers of
Ancestry.com
RETURN (Muster Roll)of the five Continental Battalions raised under the direction
of New York State, and of those Officers and Soldiers serving in other Corps,
who are credited to New York as part of its proportion of the Continental Army,
and are entitled to receive New York State Supplies. Poughkeepsie, Sept. 18, 1780.
New York Pensioners, 1835 is a database of 12,370 service records
that may be searched by subscribers to Ancestry.com
Cemetery Records of Revolutionary War patriots in various counties:
often with info on birth, service, hometown, and burial site --
Print Resources: ========================
Calendar of Council minutes 1668-1783
(Albany, Univ. of the State of New York, 1902)
also available as a photocopy (not text) CD
(Harbor Hill Books, Harrison NY, 1987).
Colonial History of the State of New York,
by B. Fernow (Weed, Parsons, and Co., Albany NY, 1887)
Vol. 1 has numerous lists of military and other participants in the Revolution.
History of the First New York Regiment of the Continental Line,
by T. W. Egly (1981)
"North Carolina Revolutionary War Soldiers" (70,707 records)
may be searched on Ancestry.com
You may find it by clicking "Search", scroll down to and click "Military" and then scan down that list
until you find the book.
See also Southern Campaigns
Print Resources: ========================
RECENTLY PUBLISHED: Roster of Revolutionary War Gravesites of Soldiers,
Patriots, and Ancestors Buried in North Carolina, (NC StateSoc DAR, 2007), over 200 pages.
Price $30. To order, contact NC Roster Book Chair, P.O Box 940, Bethel, NC 27812-0940.
The book is not described on their Web site, www.ncdar.org.
Roster of Soldiers of North Carolina in the American Revolution,
by the North Carolina DAR, 1932 (reprint, Genealogical Publishing, Baltimore MD 1972)
The State Records of North Carolina,
ed. Walter Clark (Nash Bros., Goldsboro NC, 1898)
See also Ohio settlers who were prisoners from Lochry's Defeat.
Questions? Contact
Montana = none yet
Nebraska = none yet
Nevada = none yet
New Hampshire
Death Seem'd to Stare: The New Hampshire and Rhode Island Regiments
at Valley Forge, by Joseph Lee Boyle (MyFamily.com, Inc., Baltimore MD, 2005).
includes over 2,500 records of name, rank, date and term of enlistment, name of regiment and company.
If you are a member of Ancestry.com it is available as an online set of page images
called "Death Seem'd to Stare".
New England Hist and Gen Soc
List of participants in the capture of Fort William and Mary
on 1774 Dec 14-15 [New Hampshire Society SAR]
New Jersey
"New Jersey Pensioners, 1835" (1,844 records)
may be searched on Ancestry.com
You may find it by clicking "Search", scroll down to and click "Military" and then scan down that list
until you find the book.
New Jersey Public Archives (NJPA)
has an excellent collection of Revolutionary War documents.
NJPA has compiled service records, service abstract slips,
and the documents noted on the service abstract lists.
You may ask them to look up a specific name and they can
copy and mail you photocopies of the material for that person at $1/page.
-- The (searchable) card catalog of the NJPA will be posted on the Web in 2005.
-- The NJPA has posted a
list of the microfilms
that they can copy and mail to you, including
an index to Revolutionary War manuscripts.
History of New Jersey page
The Militia of New Jersey during the Revolution
[Glen Valis]
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New Mexico
New Mexico was not part of the British colonies, but many residents
were involved in the Spanish military and financial support of the
United States after Spain declared war on Great Britain.
They are listed in the page on
Spanish participants
New York
New York in the Revolution, by Berthold Fernow
as reprinted by the Genealogical Publ. Co. (Baltimore MD, 1999),
has 10,846 records of service. The original title was "Documents Relating
to the Colonial History of the State of New York", Vol. XV (Albany, NY 1887).
Pages 534-7 has a few rosters for the Green Mountain Boys,
a unit originally organized under the authority of New York.
These soldiers were recruited in what is now the state of Vermont.
Page images are available to subscribers of
Ancestry.com.
On-line muster rolls with several hundred names
[Fort Klock, a fortified farm homestead in the Mohawk Valley]
New York State Archives
describes its fine collection of documentation from the Revolution,
but it has nothing posted on the Web.
Cattaraugus County [PaintedHills.org] (120 graves)
Genesee, Livingston, Monroe, Ontario, Orleans, and Wayne Counties
[Rochester Chapter (Empire State Society SAR)] with cemetery locations, photos of headstones
Westchester County [Westchester County Archives]
This site also has "Commissioner of Forfeiture Records, 1784-1786",
with infornation on the sale of lands that were confiscated from Loyalists after the Revolutionary War,
often giving the buyer, date, price paid, and a brief property description.
Steuben County [PaintedHills.org] (52 graves)
North Carolina
North Carolina in the Revolutionary War
[a RootsWeb project] has a number of RW pension application files on-line.
There are hundreds of names in the
Abstract of the Army Accounts
of the North Carolina Line and this page also has about a dozen unit rosters.
The bibliography [/battleofcamden.org]
for the Battle of Camden SC on August 16, 1780 has references to documentation of service and
a roster database
for the soldiers from many states (both sides) and Great Britain who fought here.
North Dakota = none yet
Ohio
Revolutionary War Pensioners
Living in the State of Ohio in 1818-1819 [Darke Co. OH Genealogy Researchers]
extracted by Billy Joe Baker from The Pension List of 1818 (Washington DC, 1820).
Oklahoma = none yet
Oregon = none yet
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