Lieutenant Colonel Wilbore Ellis DOYLE- |
Captain Lieut. in the 55th Regt. which Commission he resigned without any pecuniary Consideration. |
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Major John DESPARD- |
Captain in the English Fusileers |
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Captains, |
John CAMPBELL- |
Lieutenant 44th Regiment |
John DOYLE- |
Resigned a Lieutenancy in the 40th without any pecuniary Consideration. |
James KING- |
Three Years Ensign in the 57th Regiment. Afterwards a Lieut. in the Queen's Rangers, where his Behaviour strongly pointed him out for Promotion. |
William BARRY- |
Having been presented to Sir Henry CLINTON at Boston, he resigned a Lieutenancy in the Prussian Service, upon His Excellency being appointed Commr. in Chief, and came over to America. Behaved with great Attention as Lieut. in this Regt. |
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3 Companies vacant. |
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Captain Lieutenant David DALTON- |
3 Years Ensign in the 55th. Purchased a Lieutenancy, and his Bills being protested thro' the failure of a Banker was obliged to sell out behaved well as Lieut. in this Regt. to which Step he was first appointed. |
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Lieutenants |
Charles VALLANCEY- |
Ensign in the 16th Regiment. |
Charles BINGHAM- |
Resigned his Ensigncy in the 35th Regt. without any Pecuniary Consideration. |
Edward FITZGERALD- |
Ensign 26th Regiment. |
James MOFFAT- |
Ensign in DeLanceys 3d Battalion. |
Thomas PROCTOR- |
Ensign in Governor Legge's Volunteers. |
Samuel BRADSTREET- |
Ensign in the Queens Rangers. |
Thomas GILLESPIE- |
Volunteer in the 7th Regiment. |
Harmon BLACK- |
Cadet in the Royal Artillery. |
One Vacant- |
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Ensigns |
John JEWELL- |
Serjt. Major in the 1st Regiment, Afterwards in the Adjutant General's Office in this Country. |
John STEWART- |
Quarter Master Serjt. to the 35th Regiment. |
Thomas WILSON- |
Midshipman strongly recommended by Commodore ELLIOTT. |
Thomas FLYN- |
Volunteer in the Light Infantry. |
Edward GILBOURNE- |
Ensign in the Prince of Wales' American Volunteers. |
John WHITLEY- |
Serjeant in the Fuzileers. |
Joseph THOMPSON- |
Volunteer well recommended. |
John CUNNINGHAM- |
Lieut. in Carolina under governor MARTIN. |
Thomas SARGENT- |
Volunteer in the Light Infantry. |
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Adjutant John JEWELL- |
Quarter Master John STEWART |
Surgeon George ARMSTRONG- |
Hospital Mate |
Surgeon's Mate John HILL- |
Acted as Mate to the 27th Regt. during one Campaign whilst the proper mate was absent. |
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Having recommended those Officers at different Times to your Excellency for the Ranks they now hold, I must take this Opportunity of repeating that I have ever impartially pointed out to your Excellency such Men Men [sic] as I thought would forward His Majesty's Service by attending seriously to the Disciplilne of the Corps. Whether or not I have erred in my Judgment upon them; the present State of the Regt. must decide.
University of Michigan, William L. Clements Library, Sir Henry Clinton Papers, Volume 44, item 8.