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The official roster of the soldiers of the American Revolution buried in the State of Ohio

Ohio. Adjutant General's Department, 1929

Named on the pages for Battle of the Plains of Abraham, Battle of Bunker Hill.

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Passages that name the battles; the whole book is at Internet Archive.

13 September 1759

Battle of the Plains of Abraham

Chapter about 1911. 15th, p 160; 18th, p 226, and 56th N S DA R Reports.
B ca 1740, d 1813; bur Gratis First Cem, family plot, Preble Co, O. Was a member of Col Benedict Arnold’s detachment and participated in the march from Cambridge on the expedition against Quebec Sept 13, 1775. He was also one of the men that was wounded at Quebec in the engagement. ‘When Hezekiah Phillips was wounded (Battle of Quebec) he was in Capt Daniel Morgan’s army”, Mil record quoted from a journal of remarks of Capt Morgan’s men from Cambridge, Mass on Quebec, Canada, in Col Bene- dict Arnold’s detachment. (Capt Morgan of Va, made a Brig Gen, served 7 yrs.). M, Catherine Lybrook. Children: Catherine, Daniel, Lewis. 56th NS DAR Report.

17 June 1775

Battle of Bunker Hill

Chapter placed a marker for this Soldr ca 1913. 3rd, p 226; 17th, p 40; 18th.
Served as Quartermaster, took part in Battles of Bunker Hill and Still- water, also at Burgoyne’s surrender. Commissioned by government to survey the Western Reserve (Huron Co, O lay within this survey). On completing this work he returned to Vt and brought his family, in 1817, to Greenfield Twp, Huron Co, O. He m 1-5-1775, Keziah Haskell. They had seven children, one of whom was Lemuel Sprague b 10-29-1806, Wind- sor Co, Vt, m in 1833, Almira Adams of North Fairfield, O; d 1838. Soldr was direct descendant of Lord Brook of England. Ref: A J Baughman’s Hist of Huron Co, O, 1909, Vol II, p 227.

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FENTON, ROSWELL - Butler Co D 9-16-1806; bur on Twelvemile Island in O River. Had lived in Butler Co, O. In battle of Bunker Hill and throughout the War. 48th and 49th N S D A R Reports.

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YANT, JOHN - Tuscarawas Co by Mrs R S Winnagle, Warren, O Of German descent. Served 7 yrs in the Revolution and took part in the Battles of Bunker Hill, Brandywine and passed the winter at Valley Forge with Washington. He, with his wife, Eva, became an early settler — of Tuscarawas Co, O and d ae 90 yrs. His son, Michael, was b in Pa and

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