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John McCoy, Seaman

Posted on July 8, 2023 by Joe

…under the command of Captain James Montgomery (1747-1810). Montgomery was commissioned as commander of the 12-gun privateer with a complement of 100 men on 30 August 1776. The Philadelphian previously served as a row galley captain in the Pennsylvania State Navy beginning in August 1775, commanding first the Ranger and later the Chatham. In command of the privateer brig General Montgomery, Captain James Montgomery captured a number of prizes duri… Continue reading →

List of Officers and Men Ship-of War Ranger’s First Cruise 11/1/1777-10/15/1778

Posted on January 12, 2019 by Joe

…th JPJ to Bon Homme Richard [2] Charles Lamont, Portsmouth [4,7] Joseph La Plante (La Plant), Portsmouth, Runaway with the Cutter 3/10/1778 [2,3,7,8] James Laighton (Leighton), Mariner, NH Pension S44506 [3,8] Samuel Lock (Locke), Salem or Rye, Boy [3,7] Solomon Loud (Lowd), Prize Master of brig George 11/26/1777-1/12/1778, Prize Master of brig Patience 4/26/1778-5/11/1778 [2,8] Thomas Low (Lowe), Boston, Sailmaker, Captain of the Forecastle, Runa… Continue reading →

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John Tribby, Crewman

Posted on March 20, 2010 by Joe

…ank gave way plunging him and his horse into the raging torrent. Unable to free himself, John Tribby drowned in Yankee Run. He is buried in Brookfield Center Cemetery, Trumbull Co., OH in the original section; Lot 100, Row 17N, Grave #6. His widow Abigail, who was born on 14 February 1764, died in May 1842 and is buried in the same cemetery. Neither he nor Abigail have a gravestone. A Genweb internet post of 21 December 2001 recalls, “There used t… Continue reading →

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Thomas Erskine Birch, Chaplain

Posted on December 24, 2011 by Joe

…according to the records of the Providence. A muster-roll listing Alfred’s compliment of 140 men dated 2 November 1776 has not yet been examined for Burch’s presence; however, Volume 2 of “Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors of the Revolutionary War” (1896) indicates William Burch appears on both a list of men entitled to prize shares in the ship Alexander taken by the Providence and a list of men entitled to prize shares in the ship Mellish and br… Continue reading →

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James W. Head, Seaman

Posted on March 3, 2013 by Joe

…rty and was formerly a prominent member of that party.” His apprenticeship completed, business started and free to wed; James W. Head was married to twenty-two year old Sarah Olney, also known as “Salley”, in Boston on 16 May 1788. Providence native Sarah was the second daughter of Anne Paget and Captain Joseph Olney (1737-1814), former commander of the Queen of France before Head’s service on board the frigate. Prior to his tenure as assessor for… Continue reading →

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