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Thomas Budd, Surgeon’s Mate

Posted on July 29, 2019 by Joe

…and according to “The Healing Art” published at http://historyofmedicinenj.com, Dr. Thomas Budd then entered sea service as a ship’s surgeon.      The doctor’s financial troubles come to a head by 1775 when the New York Journal publishes on 13 April the sale “at vendue on Monday, the 15th day of May next, [of] all the lands belonging to the said Thomas Budd, situated in Hanover, in the county of Morris, adjoining the plantations of Messrs. Ralph a… Continue reading →

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Partial list of the Officers and Crew of the frigate Confederacy compiled from “Statement of Claims”

Posted on April 17, 2023 by Joe

…the Treasury Department…on the 27th of March 1792” and published beginning page 387 in American State Papers (1834). Each claimant’s rate, date the claim was adjusted to and amount of claim is noted. The date noted is the last date of pay with two primary groupings; the third week of May 1780 when the Confederacy returned from Martinique upon the conclusion of her second major cruise and 14 April 1781 when the Confederacy was taken without a fight… Continue reading →

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Jesse Jacocks, Midshipman, Master’s Mate

Posted on March 20, 2010 by Joe

…er two remaining boats. Captain Barry and Captain of Marines Osborne would command one with Lieutenants Shackford and Yeaton commanding the other. First Lieutenant David Phipps with Marine Lieutenant Jabez Smith and the remaining men including most of the midshipmen and warrant officers would stay on the island awaiting rescue. Either through negligence or treachery the combustibles prepared for firing the ship were not ignited. Barry was convince… Continue reading →

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John McDougall, Lieutenant

Posted on June 10, 2015 by Joe

…arried a 100-man company of the 42d Foot Royal Highland Regiment and the accompanying Crawford, a similar sized company of the 71st Regiment. The two vessels had been separated from thirty others in their convoy by a storm. In order to safely convey the captives, which outnumbered his brig’s crew, Captain Biddle ordered all the naval and land officers separated from their men with the officers placed on board the Crawford. The leaderless troops we… Continue reading →

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Samuel Chandler, Chaplain

Posted on July 6, 2012 by Joe

…gust 1750. His father David served as an officer in Captain Benjamin Ames’ Company of Militia at Lexington and Bunker Hill. According to son Josiah, who served as his waiter, David Chandler was attached to Captain Kimball’s Company of Col. Paul Dudley Sergeant’s Regiment when he died of smallpox in camp at Cambridge on 21 February 1776. The diary entries of David How record the events leading up to the elder Chandler’s death. “Jan 22 (1776). I Lis… Continue reading →

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