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Officers and Men of the Frigate Deane (11/1781-5/31/1782)

Posted on October 18, 2017 by Joe

…, on board the frigate “Hague,” commanded by Capt. John Manley. (10/16) Malcom, John. Tailor, frigate “Deane,” commanded by Capt. Samuel Nicholson; engaged Jan. 29, 1782; service to May 31, 1782, 4 mos. 2 days; engagement, 12 months. Receipt dated May 16, 1783, for wages for service to May 10, 1783, on board the frigate “Hague,” commanded by Capt. John Manley. (10/153) Martini, John Baptista. Marine, Continental frigate ” Deane,” commanded by Capt… Continue reading →

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William Blodget, Chaplain

Posted on July 11, 2012 by Joe

…early zeal and meritorious conduct in the service I take the liberty to recommend him to the Committee, as one who deserves encouragement and who, I have every reason to believe will justify the trust, if circumstances permit its being reposed him. I have the honor, etc.” Not neglectful of his original assignment, William Blodget’s immediate assessment of the situation at the Quartermaster’s Department must not have been entirely flattering as su… Continue reading →

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Robert Maynard Peck, Midshipman & John Peck, Boy

Posted on March 27, 2013 by Joe

…ear old son John Peck, a “mizzen top boy”. The American squadron under the command of Commodore Abraham Whipple encountered the Jamaican merchant fleet near the Grand Banks in mid-July. Sailing in dense fog amongst British warships protecting the fleet, the Americans took eleven prizes in secrecy before making their escape. John Peck’s pension record elaborates on the details of this eventful cruise. “His father was at the same time on board the Q… Continue reading →

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Delaware River and Bay Pilots- A Devious Plan

Posted on January 17, 2021 by Joe

…ft justice and unambiguous result than accomplishing a fair trial. A close comparison of the official “examination” of Molesworth and his actual “confession” offered three days later- in light of Wilkinson’s observations of the condemned prisoner in the meanwhile- shows that James Molesworth admitted to no deed committed as a military officer which would warrant a court-martial as opposed to a civil trial. Indeed, Wilkinson’s observation that Mole… Continue reading →

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Samuel Cooper, Captain’s Clerk, Purser

Posted on November 8, 2011 by Joe

…of Samuel Cooper’s return. Before her orders dated 24 August were received commanding the brig cruise in company with the frigate Raleigh under newly appointed Captain John Barry, the Resistance sailed from Boston searching for the French fleet of Admiral D’Estaing. Missing the allied squadron, the brig fell into the enemy fleet of Admiral Howe on 28 August 1778 and was captured by the British frigate Ariel without a fight. William Cooper’s son, w… Continue reading →

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