Category Archives: Continental Navy Enlisted Men

John Linton, Seaman

John Linton. The claim of John Linton a seaman on the ship Confederacy in the amount of $27.14 including interest to the date of the Confederacy’s capture on 14 April 1781 was adjusted by the Treasury Department on 31 October … Continue reading

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Skipper Lunt, Seaman

Skipper Lunt. The claim of Skipper Lunt, a seaman on the ships Confederacy & Trumbull in the amount of $23.12 including interest to the date of the Confederacy’s capture on 14 April 1781, was adjusted by the Treasury Department on … Continue reading

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Jonas Page, Boy

Jonas Page. According to New London’s Indian Mariners by Jason R. Mancini adapted from his article in Perspectives on Gender, Race, Ethnicity and Power in Maritime America, Mystic Seaport (2006); “A number of the workers (on the Confederacy) were associated … Continue reading

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Nathaniel Randall, Private of Marines

Nathaniel Randall. According to his pension application #W-22711, Nathaniel Randall of New York first enlisted at Cape Elisabeth as Private in Captain Leach’s Company in 1775 and later in Captain Dann’s Company serving eight months altogether. He served in Captain … Continue reading

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Pirum Ripley, Seaman

Pirum Ripley. Pirum Ripley or Pyrum Ripley was born on 22 November 1762 in Duxbury, MA to William Ripley (1735-1766) and Lydia Hunt and lived in Norwich at the beginning of the Revolution. According to Pirum Ripley’s pension application #S-23388, … Continue reading

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