Soldiers in King Philip's War, Ch. 28, Part 10

LIST OF VOLUNTEERS WHO DREW "CEDAR SWAMP" LOTS
1 Edward DeWolf	2 Ephraim Culver	3 John Ashcroft
4 Caleb Fobes	5 Robert Stanton	6 Samuel Frisbee
7 John Gallup	8 William Potts	9 Ebenezer Billings
10 Richard Bushnell	11 Philip Bill	12 Sargt. John Frink
13 Capt. Pendleton	14 Peter Cross	15 Joshua Abell
16 John Parker	17 Clement Miner	18 James Welch
19 Manassah Miner	20	21 Daniel Stanton
22 Thomas Wooster	23 Richard Lord	24 Samuel Miner
25 Gersham Palmer	26 Samuel Rogers	27 Henry Hall
28 Thomas Rood	29 Joshua Baker	30 George Denison
31 Richard Cook	32 Rev. Moses Noyes	33 Edmond Fanning
34 John Waller	35 Jonathan Jennings	36 John Stark
37 Joseph Hull	38 Edmond Fanning	39 Robert Old
40 Benaiah Bushnel	41.Samuel Lathrop	42 Joseph Wheeler
43 John Shaw	44 John Kinne	45 Samuel Roberts
46 Nicholas Cotteral	47 Ezekiel Maine	48 Edward Colver
49 John Lathrop	50 Aaron Huntley	51 Samuel Richards
52 John Hough	53 John Fanning	54 Samuel Stephens
55 Samuel Parker	56 William Knight	57 William Potts
58 John Palmetor	59 John Plant	60 Rev. James Fitch
61 John Griswold	62 Capt. Geo. Denison	63
64 Thomas Williams	65 Robert Holmes	66 John Minton
67 Samuel Fox	68 Maj. Wait Winthrop	69 Nathaniel Holt
70 Mathew Jones	71 Jacob Joy	72 Aaron Stark
73 John Lewis	74 Thomas Ross	75 John Stephens
76 John Avery	77 Samuel Shother	78 Samuel Yeomans
79 Ephraim Miner	80 George Chapple	81 Daniel Tracy
82 William Roberts	83 Solomon Tracy	84 Thomas Bliss
85 Samuel Tubs	86 Nathaniel Cheesebro	87 Richard Smith
88 Capt. Ebenezer Johnson	Sargt. Moses Johnson	89 Thomas Reynolds
90 Rev. James Noyes	91 Thomas Park	92 Matthew Griswold
93 Francis Smith	94 Henry Paterson	95 Nathan Gillit
96 John Wickwire	97 Joseph Ingraham	98 Jeremiah Blage (Black)
99 Nehemiah Smith	100 Robert Park	101 Daniel Clark
102 Richard Smith, Sen	103 Henry Elliot	104 John Waterhouse
105 Roger Orris	106 William Billings	107 Daniel Kelsey
108 Peter Spicer	109 John Latham	110 Jonathan Armstrong
111 Daniel Crumb	112	113 William Bennett
114 William Douglass	115 William Wheeler	116 Demsy Springer
117 Henry Stephens	118 Nathaniel Haiden	119 Moses Huntley
120 Philip Bill	121 James Danielson	122 Richard Dart
123 Ebenezer French	124 William Lee (Lees).	125 Daniel Shaw
126 Joshua Holmes	127 John Wheeler	128 Samuel Stanton
129 James Murphy	130 Joseph Morgan	131
132 William Williams	133	134
135 Stephen Dewolf	136 Joseph Northrop	137 Hugh Rowland
138 Daniel Comstock	139 Thomas Fanning	140 Joseph Stanton
141 Jonathan Rudd	142 John Willey	143 William Gallup
144 Robert Lord	145 Lieut. Thomas Leffingwell	146 Maj. Edward Palmer
147 Edward Shipman	148 Isaac Wheeler	149 John Charles
150 Abel Moir	151 William Johnson	152 John Plumb
153 John Hull	154 Thomas Avery	155 Edward Larkin
156 Nathaniel Park	157 Thurston Rainard	158 Capt. James Avery
159 John Fish	160 Samuel Fish	161 Adam Gallup
162 John Lummis	163 Thomas Hungerford	164 Daniel Stubbins
165 Lieut. Thomas Miner	166 Nathaniel Beebe	167 Capt. John Stanton
168 James Morgan	169 James York	170 Joseph Miner
171 William Denison	172 Stephen Richardson	173 John Denison
174 Joseph Culver	175 Samuel Hough	176 Moses Bennett
177 John Smith	178 James Avery	179 Joseph Waterhouse
180 James Willet	181 John Bennett	182 Thomas Bill
The names in Mr. Wheeler's List, not found in the Cedar Swamp List
William Hough	Jonathan Burtch	John Somes
John Babcock	Thomas Brand	John Larabe
These last names were enrolled after the Cedar Swamp lots were drawn, and probably were assigned to the blank numbers.

LATER CREDITS FOR MILITARY SERVICE

FROM JOHN HULL'S LEDGER

The following names are gleaned from later Ledger Accounts of Treasurer John Hull. It will be seen that the credits of the Journal, heretofore given, close with the date September 23, 1676. The war continued for some time longer, and many whose names are already given did not there receive credit for their later service in the Journal accounts. Now the old Ledger helps out in these accounts, but also shows the new men engaged in the service; and I here add only the new names in general. This fortunate "overlapping" of the Ledger accounts occurs in the following way: In posting his Journal accounts, at first, Mr. Hull divided the Ledger pages for four accounts on each page. When he had filled the Ledger through the first time, he turned back, and used the spaces unused or unlikely to be used; and on most pages this gave four or five new accounts. It was in the last of these new accounts (and I judge that the process was repeated twice) that the items below are found. Of course the names are not assigned to any particular officer or service, but in many cases certain towns are mentioned through whose officers the soldiers received payment. This mention does not prove residence, but may serve in some cases to identify the names when taken with other facts. The list shows the names of those who served in the later months of 1676, and probably some who had not received credit for earlier services. The arrangement under towns, etc., is of course, my own.