 | New Hampshire - 1885 - 860 pages
...the Massachusetts Bay aged 58 Years ; by Trade Butcher do acknowledge to have voluntarily inlisted myself as a private Soldier to serve His Majesty KING GEORGE the Second, in a Regiment of FOOT now raising in His 20 MENS XAMES Quality Wages p* month of Entry Time Time of Discharge... | |
 | New Hampshire (Colony) Probate Court - 1885 - 822 pages
...in the Massachusetts Bay aged 58 Years; by Trade Butcher do acknowledge to have voluntarily inlisted myself as a private Soldier to serve His Majesty KING GEORGE the Second, in a Regiment of FOOT now raising in His 20 MENS NAMES Quality Wage« pr month of Kntry Time Time of Discharge... | |
 | Massachusetts Historical Society - American literature - 1922 - 529 pages
...Second.] MHS and conthese PreOur Trusty 1145. I do acknowledge to have | voluntarily enlisted my self as a private Soldier to serve His Majesty | King George the Second, in a Company of Foot to be raised for | a general Invasion of Canada. | With a certificate. MA. MHS 1146. A Muster-Roil... | |
 | Massachusetts Historical Society - American literature - 1922 - 530 pages
...Second.] MHS and conthese PreOur Trusty 1145. I do acknowledge to have | voluntarily enlisted my self as a private Soldier to serve His Majesty | King George the Second, in a Company of Foot to be raised for | a general Invasion of Canada. | With a certificate. MA. MHS 1 146. A Muster-Roll... | |
 | Massachusetts Historical Society - American literature - 1922 - 536 pages
...Second.) MHS and conthese PreOur Trusty 1 145. I do acknowledge to have | voluntarily enlisted my self as a private Soldier to serve His Majesty | King George the Second, in a Company of Foot to be raised for | a general Invasion of Canada. | With a certificate. . MA. MHS 1146. A Muster-Roil... | |
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I do acknowledge to have | voluntarily enlisted my self as a private Soldier to serve His Majesty | King George the Second, in a Company of Foot to be raised for | a general Invasion of Canada. | With a certificate. MA. MHS 1146. 