. The Maine historical and genealogical recorder . ca Wescot Rowe, Thomas and Sophie Hemmenway Riggs, Enoch and Nancy Constable Rubee, Ebenezer and Matilda Chadwick Richards, Samuel and Rebecca Badger Smith, Michael and Anna Battelle Snelling, John and Margaret Scot Sullivan, John and Sukey Green Shaw, Enoch and Betsey King Smith, Thomas and Sally Sears Sanders, Ningo and Sally Ambee Slater, James and Precilla Roberts Shepherd, Tristram and Sally Smith Starboard, Samuel and Eunice Bailey Sullivan, Daniel and Sukey Green Shullabar, Laman and Rhoda Rowe Tandy, Thomas and Betsey Austin Thornton,
. The Maine historical and genealogical recorder . ca Wescot Rowe, Thomas and Sophie Hemmenway Riggs, Enoch and Nancy Constable Rubee, Ebenezer and Matilda Chadwick Richards, Samuel and Rebecca Badger Smith, Michael and Anna Battelle Snelling, John and Margaret Scot Sullivan, John and Sukey Green Shaw, Enoch and Betsey King Smith, Thomas and Sally Sears Sanders, Ningo and Sally Ambee Slater, James and Precilla Roberts Shepherd, Tristram and Sally Smith Starboard, Samuel and Eunice Bailey Sullivan, Daniel and Sukey Green Shullabar, Laman and Rhoda Rowe Tandy, Thomas and Betsey Austin Thornton, Joshua and Elizabeth Burns Thomas, George and Anne Morse Threemer, Philip and Deborah Morse Tucker, David and Eliza Adams Thurston, John P. and Polly Tucker Warren, William and Patience Trip Wheelwright, Jonathan and Sarah Anderson Wright, Boston and Betsey Johnson White, Thomas J. and Polly Shepherd Winslow, Joseph and Charlotte Wood N. Noyes Walton, Mark and Sally Newman Yeaton, John and Nancy Burton Young, John and Fanny Fowler. — Maine Historical and Genealogical Recorder. 28 ^ A REVOLUTIONARY LETTER.* BY NATHAN GOOLD. The following letter was addressed to Doctor Joseph Warren, Watertown, abouta month before he was killed at Bunker Hill, and the prominence of the personsmakes the letter of some interest. c- Braintree May 13, 1775. A Brother of Mr Adamses who has been a Captain of aCompany in this Town is desirous of joining the Army providedhe can obtain (a) Birth; he would prefer a Majors to any other—as he has not an acquaintance with any Gentleman in the armyexcept Coll Palmer; he requested me to write you a line in hisbehalf; he is a person both of steadiness & probity and if thereshould be any place open in the army wherein he could serve hisCountry I believe he would discharge the Trust reposed in him toacceptance — Your interest Sir in his favour would oblige (nametorn out) & his absent Brother, as well as your Humble Servant Abigail Adams. Abigail
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