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New Jersey. Militia. Regiment, 2nd. Records, 1814-1815.

Title: Records, 1814-1815.

This collection contains the records of the Second Regiment of the New Jersey Militia from the years 1814 to 1815, including muster rolls, pay rolls, receipt rolls, and other financial records pertaining to the regiment. The commanding officers of the regiment that are mentioned in the records are John Seward (Lieutenant Colonel), John Anderson (Major), Jonathan Brown (Major), and Benjamin Rosenkrans (Major).The company commanders within the regiment that are mentioned in the records (all with the rank of captain) are George Beardslee, Joseph Budd, Benjamin Coleman, John Darcy, William Dunn, Daniel Kilburn, Vancleve Moore, Robert Perrine, Alexander Reading, Charles South, William Swayze, Thomas Teasdale, William Vliet, and Abraham Webb. Other officers mentioned in the records are Hampton Dunham (Surgeon), David Heath (Ensign), John Hull (Ensign), Peter Measurrall (Ensign), Benjamin Ogden (Lieutenant), Reuben Randolph (Ensign), Samuel Roub (Ensign), Ebenezer Smith (Adjutant), Moses Stiles (Lieutenant), Safety Stout (Ensign), David Thompson (Paymaster), and Silas Young (Lieutenant).The records are divided into two series; the first series contains the muster rolls for the Second Regiment, the second series consists of the regiment's financial records.

ArchivalResource: 0.08 linear feet (61 items)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/52717734 View

Vanderhoof, Cornelius. War of 1812 papers, 1812-1818.

Title: War of 1812 papers, 1812-1818.

Letters (16 items, transcribed with historical notes, 1812-1818), written by Capt. John M. Scott, 15th Infantry, Army of the North (known as New Jersey Regiment), to his friend, David Thompson, Jr., of Morristown, N.J., describing actions against the British in northern New York and Canada, death of Gen. Zebulon Pike, and social life and customs in New Orleans, La.; military record book (1 v., 1812), kept by Cornelius Vanderhoof, soldier in Scott's company, relating to pay, enlistment, and clothing allotment; regimental orders (1 v., 1812) of Morris County Brigade, New Jersey Militia, at camp near Jersey City, N.J.; and memorandum book (1 v., ca. 1812) of William Thomas, listing 64 American privateers and their captures.

ArchivalResource: 16 items.

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Vanderhoof, Cornelius. Cornelius Vanderhoof military record book, 1812.

Title: Cornelius Vanderhoof military record book, 1812.

Vanderhoof's military record book dates 1812 and is a printed book entitled The Soldier's Pocket Book of the United States Army. The book indicates what the army gives each man including subsistence, clothing and pay. There is ample space provided for the soldier to keep track of his pay over the length of his enlistment. A duplicate of his enlistment papers also appears in this record book.

ArchivalResource: 1 v.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/53362342 View

Pennsylvania. Militia. Regiment, 2nd. Records, 1814-1816.

Title: Records, 1814-1816.

This collection contains the records of the Second Light Infantry Regiment of the Pennsylvania Militia from the years 1814 to 1816, including muster rolls, pay rolls, receipt rolls, and other financial records pertaining to the regiment. The commanding officers of the regiment that are mentioned in the records are Louis Bache (Colonel), William Darlington (First Major), and John Sedan (Second Major). The company commanders within the regiment that are mentioned in the records (all with the rank of captain) are Jacob Grosh, William Holdgate, William McGlathery, Peter Nungesser, John F. Ruhe, George Schwenk, Titus Taylor, Christopher Vanartsdalen, and John G. Wessler. Other officers mentioned in the records are Richard D. Corson (Surgeon), Isaac Darlington (Lieutenant), John Duer (Ensign), Levi Evans (Lieutenant), Thomas Evans (Surgeon's Mate), John Supple (Ensign), and Jonathan Wynkoop (Paymaster). The records are divided into two series; the first series contains the muster rolls for the Second Regiment, the second series consists of the regiment's financial records.

ArchivalResource: 0.17 linear feet (62 items)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/52742894 View