Morrison's Pensions
Muster Roll for Capt. Jacobus Peek's Company
A Muster Rol of Captain Jacobus [James] Peck's Company of Batteauman in the Service of the United States Engaged to the 31 Day of Decmr 1778.
Appointed 23 March 1778—Jacobus Peek Captain
No |
Inlisted |
Names |
Remarks |
1 |
April 25 |
William Bergen |
|
2 |
Do 25 |
William Corl |
|
3 |
August 22 |
Goos Canute |
|
4 |
Aprl 25 |
Stephen Doyle |
|
5 |
Do 25 |
Peter Hogeboom |
|
6 |
Do 25 |
Christian Hogeboom |
|
7 |
Do 25 |
Charles Patterson |
On Comd with Major Shirtleaf |
8 |
Augt 22 |
Chris Peek |
|
9 |
Aprl 25 |
Charles Sullivan |
On Comd with Capt Dixon |
10 |
Do 25 |
Jacob Sullivan |
|
11 |
Do 25 |
John Steward |
On Comd with Do |
12 |
Do 25 |
Jesses VanVorst |
|
13 |
May 8 |
Harmanus Hogedorn |
|
14 |
Do 8 |
John Christian |
|
15 |
Do 21 |
Corns Christian |
|
Fish Kill Landing Septr 24, 1778.
Mustered then Captain Jacobus Peek's Company as Specified with above Roll.
This muster is taken from 22 July to 1 Septr.
Henry Rutgers Junr DYC Musters.
A muster Role of Capt. Jacobus Peeks Companey of Battomen in the service of the United States Under the Commd of Major Francis Chandenetts A D Q M Genl Engaged to the 31 st of December 1778
Appointed 23 March 1778 Capt. Jacobus Peeke.
No |
Mustered |
Men's Names |
Remarks |
1 |
April 25 |
William Bergin |
On Furlough by Colonell Hays Order Deserted July 2 |
2 |
Ditto |
William Corl |
|
3 |
Do |
Stephen Doyle |
|
4 |
Do |
Peter Hogeboom |
|
5 |
Do |
Christian Hogeboom |
|
6 |
Do |
Charles Patterson |
Con Comd with Majr |
7 |
Do |
Charles Sullivan |
On Comd Shandenett |
8 |
Ap 25 |
Jacob Sullivan |
On Comd with Major |
9 |
Do |
John Steward |
On Comd Shandenett |
10 |
Do |
Jelles VanVorst |
|
11 |
May 8 |
Hermanus Hogedorn |
|
12 |
Do |
John Christyance [Christiance] |
|
White Plains July 22, 1778 Mustered then.
Capt. Jacobus Peek's Compy of Batteaumen as Specified in the Above Roll.
Jacob Jno Lansing Depy MM [muster master]
Both Muster Rolls for Captain Peeks Company came from: Revolutionary War Rolls 1775-1783—Quartermaster Dept, Roll 122, Series M 246, National Archives, Washington, DC.
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