Narragansett Campaign in King Philip's War

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Location: New England

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Narragansett Campaign (culminated 19 Dec 1675)

List of Soldiers credited with Military Service in the Narragansett Campaign (culminated 19 Dec 1675)^[1]

Dec 10, 1675:^[2]

• John Rice
• William Blake
• Jonathan Freeman
• Samuel Guild
• John Buckman
• Richard Brine
• John Cooper
• Thomas Bull
• John Roberts
• Edward Weston
• Perez Savage, Lieut. wounded 6 Jan 1676 at Rhode Island
• John Ireson
• John Brandon wounded 6 Jan 1676 at Rhode Island
• John Fuller, corp'l of Dedham? - wounded 6 Jan 1676 at Rhode Island
• Benjamin Dyer
• James Johnson, Sergt
• Zachariah Crisp
• Peter Lane
• John Turner
• Richard Rust
• John Leech
• Jonathan Nichols
• John Plimpton
• Thos Region
• John Cross
• Thomas Green
• Thomas Harris
• James Dickenden
• Richard Scott
• William Bateman
• Richard Adams
• Thomas Warren
• John Ramsey
• John Stebins
• Jonathan Wales
• Timothy Wales, (this one?)
• Jeremiah Stokes, (same as Jerre Stockes killed at Narragansett? if so, of Boston)
• Joseph Twichell
• Samuel Veale
• Andrew Johnson
• Mathew Thomas
• Francis Siddall
• John Dunbar
• Edward Weeden
• Samuel Kemble
• Timothy Hortman
• John Corser
• Daniel Magenis, Corpl
• James Updike, Sergt - wounded 6 Jan 1676 at Rhode Island
• Daniel Mathews
• Mathias Smith
• John Williston
• John Sherman, of Watertown - wounded 6 Jan 1676 at Rhode Island
• William Phillips
• James Frankling
• Bartholomew Flegge
• Benjamin Allen
• John Cantelberry
• Hugh Collohue
• Jacob Willar
• Valentin Harris
• James Mathews
• Daniel Johnson || trumpeter

Dec 20:

• John Mayo
• Thomas Okleby
• John Casey
• John Langbury
• Richard Jinkes
• Joshua Silverwood, attended wounded at Narragansett
• John Morse || commissary

Jan 25, 1675/6:

• Benjamin Norden
• Jonathan Gay, (this one?)
• George Manning
• Joseph Porter
• Josias Hillman
• Thomas Jones
• Edward Reed
• Robert Parris
• John Langbury

Feb 29, 1675/6:

• Daniel Canada
• James Franklin
• Jonathan Wales
• George Grimes, (this one?)
• John Provender
• John Leech
• Hugh Gollihu (Collohue)
• William Bateman
• Joshuah Silverwood
• John Bucknum
• Edward Weston
• Benjamin Dyer

March 24, 1675/6:^[3]

• Daniel Mathews
• Samuel Colebourne
• John Stebbins, (this one?)
• John Brandon, of Boston
• Jonathan Freeman
• John Willison
• Daniel Matthews
• James Johnson
• Richard Gibson
• John Farmer, of Boston (killed)
• John Canterbery
• John Cooper
• James Updike, of Narragansett (or Boston? two men? One wounded, one killed)

Apr 24, 1676:

• John Munge
• John Shepard, of Charlestown - wounded 6 Jan 1676 at Rhode Island
• Thomas Davis
• Saml Guile
• James Mollard
• Dennis Sihy
• Thomas Bull
• Richard Randall
• Richard Brian
• John Day
• Edward Weston
• Richard Gibson
• Thomas Welch
• John Ramsey
• Thomas Furbush
• John Rosse
• William Philips
• John Rice
• James Chadwick (wounded 6 Jan 1676 at Rhode Island)
• Edward Weeden

June 24, 1676

• Thomas Forbs
• John Pemerton
• John Leech
• William Maderill
• Peter Leane
• William Smallage
• Richard Gibson
• Thomas Ockerby
• Jonathan Wales
• Richard Randall
• Joseph Wakefield
• William Blake, Jr.
• John Essery
• Thomas Warren
• Philip Keane
• Edward Weason
• Joseph Douse
• Stephen Fielder
• Joseph Pratt
• Thomas Bishop
• Joseph Deers
• Richard Addams, of Sudbury - wounded 6 Jan 1676 at Rhode Island
• James Couch
• John Ramsey
• Thomas Webb
• Daniel Clow
• John Wilkins
• Matthew Thomas
• Samuel Leman
• Richard Cowell
• Daniel East
• Thomas itchborn
• Samuel Fosdike
• John Hawkins
• David Landon
• Seabread Taylor
• John Long
• Peter Bennett, Lieut.
• John Wensteed
• Edmund Chamberlain, of Malden (killed)
• Jacob Cole [Coole] of Charlestown - wounded 6 Jan 1676 at Rhode Island
• Edward Walker
• Joseph Low, attended wounded at Narragansett
• Joseph Graves
• Roger Brown
• Thomas Bull
• Joseph Douse
• James Smith
• Dennis Sihy

Others Mentioned, (Narragansett campaign)

• Thomas May
• Mr. Richard Smith, (had Garrison at Wickford
• Gen. Winslow
• Peter, an Indian, who betrayed Philip, became valuable as guide
• Sergt. (John Bennet)
• Capt. Oliver
• Jireh (Jerry) Bull, garrison house at Petequanscut was destroyed, 17 killed
• Capt. Davenport, of Mass (killed)
• Capt. Gardner, of Mass (killed)
• Capt. Johnson, of Mass (killed)
• Lt. Upham, of Mass (mortally wounded)
• Capt Gallop, of Conn. (killed)
• Capt. Siely, of Conn. (killed)
• Capt. Marshall, of Conn. (killed)
• William Burle, served under Mosely, of Charlestown (killed)
• Thomas Weales, a soldier who attended the Narragansett wounded

'July 24, 1676^[4]

• Henry Swaine
• Richard Bennett
• Gilbert Endecott
• John Day
• Sam'l Colborne
• Samuel Guild
• Gilbert Forsith
• Perez Savage, Lieut.
• Samuel Measie
• John Oates
• William Wainright
• Jeffery Jeffers
• Richard Silvester
• Armstrong Horner
• John Mousall

August 24, 1676^[5]

• Roger Prosser
• Peter Mellardy
• John Gilbert
• Joseph Saxton
• Jacob Allin
• Samuel Clark
• James Couch
• John Hands
• John Dunbarr
• Benjamin Lathrop
• John Salter
• Ezekiel Hamblin
• Roger Prosser (a second or the same?)
• Andrew Johnson
• Jonathan Sprague
• John Pitcher
• John Harrison
• John Auger
• David Langdon
• John Sibly
• Francis Earle
• Nathaniel Badcock
• John Goff
• Joseph Wakefield
• Perez Savage
• John Minds
• Israel Howen
• Joseph Butler
• Mark Round

Sept 23, 1676

• John Prescott
• John Mudg
• James Marshall
• Samuel Davis
• William Bassly
• Thomas May
• Archibell Forrest
• John Gilbert, Senior
• James Wamsly

Sources

1. ↑ George M. Bodge, Soldiers in King Philip's War, Boston, Printed for the author (1891)
2. ↑ Bodge, p 29
3. ↑ Bodge, p 30
4. ↑ Bodge, p 33
5. ↑ Bodge, pp 33-34