SAMUEL CAMPBELL

"Samuel Campbell’s name appears on records of Oneida Historical Society 1881-4 (a copy of which is in the New York State Library) as a Lieutenant Colonel at Battle of Oriskany.  Extract from tribute to memory of Colonel Campbell by the late James A. Morse: “In the year 1784 when General Washington and Governor Clinton were in their explor-tour through New York State, they spent a night with Colonel Campbell and both took occasion to express their thanks for the zeal he had manifested in the cause of his country. Since the close of the Revolution, Colonel Campbell has been a member of the State Legislature and always rigidly adhered to the principles of Republicanism which he embraced at the commencement of our struggle for independence.”
See Vol. I “The Revolution” Archives of the State of New York.

JOHN CRANE

Born 24 Nov 1742 - Died 9 Jun 1827
Married 1 Mar 1764 to Tamar Carpenter, Born 1 Dec 1747 - Died 1 Jan 1823

John Crane, residing at Carmel, Putnam County (formerly Duchess County) New York, served in the capacity as Captain, 4th Company, 7th Regiment under Colonel Henry Luddington.

HENRY SOUTHARD

Born c 1752 - Died 24 Sept 1842
Married 12 Jul 1783 to Ruth Gosline/Gostland, Born c 1762 - Died c 1846

Henry Southard, living in Duchess County, New York, enlisted in 1779 for nine months in New York under Captain Hunter and Colonel Pawling. He was discharged December, 1779. In 1782, he enlisted for nine months in New York in the company commanded by Lieutenant Johnson of Colonel Courtland's Regiment. He was discharged in the winter of 1782 at Newboro, New York. He was in the campaign with General Sullivan against the Indians. His discharge certificate as a private in Captain H. Dodge Company in Colonel Weissenfels Regiment of Levies was dated 16 November 1781, Albany, New York