Military appointments of Israel Kimberly, 1758-1759.

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Military appointments of Israel Kimberly, 1758-1759.

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Appointments as ensign in the sixth company in a regiment of foot, raised in the Colony of Connecticut to invade Canada, under command of Col. Nathan Whiting, 27 Mar. 1758, and as lieutenant of the first company in a regiment of foot, under command of Col. David Wooster, 27 Mar. 1759. Both documents signed by Thomas Fitch, governor of Connecticut.

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