Roll of Captain Richard Bache's Company
Muster-roll of a company of "Franklin Flying Artillery," under the command of Capt. Richard Bache, of the First brigade, first division Pennsylvania militia in the service of the United States, commanded by Gen. Thomas Cadwalader from September 15, 1814, to December 25, 1814.
Captain. Bache, Richard First Lieutenant. Chew, B., Jr. Second Lieutenant. Bryne, John Cornet. McLean, Thomas Sergeants. Carson, John Darnel, Henry Wallace, John, promoted from corporal, November 20. Smith, Thomas, promoted from corporal, November 20. Corporal. Borland, John Earley, John, appointed from private, November 20. Reese, Martin, appointed from private, November 20. Lubins, Isaac, September 25, 1814; appointed from private November 20. Conner, Bernard. Quarter-Master. McLaughlin, Charles Privates Duff, Patrick, reduced from sergeant. Kennedy, Patrick, reduced from sergeant. Taylor, Robert, reduced from corporal. Agnew, Andrew Bloomfield, John Boyle, Patrick Boyle, Bartholomew Biddle, David Campbell, James Clark, Robert Cronory, Henry Campbell, Anthony Cronier, Stephen Campbell, Michael Cassady, Edward, received no State pay. Dunwoody, Robert Graham, Charles Hardy, Patrick Harvy, James Huston, James Jones, Evan Kirby, Edward Kelly, John Linden, Hugh Lynch, Edward McCafferty, Patrick Cormick, William McKinley, Thomas McCurdy, Daniel McClaskey, Michael, died December 20, 1815. Muntzer, Joseph McDonough, William McCrury, Samuel O'Brian, Lawrence Patton, William Todd, William Wrench, Henry Wray, William Ward, Thomas Warr, John Wall, John Yurbley, George Yournson, Giles Laughton, John Little, William, September 25, 1814. Lubins, Al., October 2, 1814; no State pay. Monaghan, Henry
I certify, on honor, that this muster-roll exhibits a true state of the company of "Frankling Flying Artillery," in the service of the United States for the period herein mentioned, and that the remarks set opposite the names of the men are accurate and just.
Richard Bache, Captain.
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