Wm. Annis Sam'l Britton Eliab Bewer--Ensign A. R. A. Cutter, Dr. Michael Conally Daniel Dwyer Thomas Farmer Amasa Gilson George Shur William Swan William Stewart William Stark--Lieut. Abiel Smith Elnathan Sherwin David Willis James White--Ensign Jacob Emerson Ebenezer Kimball Mr. Rolfs John Rossiers Robert Lottridges Graham & Comp Capt. Burbank Capt. Sheperd Thos. & Benj^n Forseys Copy of a Receipt, dated "Halifax, 10th Aug, 1757." Rec'd Of Capt. Chas. Bulkeley three hundred Spanish Mil'd Dollars for inlisting Recruits into His Majesty's Company of Rangers, commanded by said Charles Bulkeley at ten Dollars Each Recruit and to appear with Said Recruit at Albany in ye Province of New York in Sixty days from the above date, or to return the above s'd Dollars to Said Bulkeley on Demand. James Rogers. Lieut. Rogers returned in October, 1757, with the following recruits: Dan'l Addleton Hugh Anderson Thomas Burnside Benj. Brown Nathan Chapman John Cahail Wm. Curtis John Collins John Craige Edward Costalow Eb^n Cymbal John Cumings Will^m Devine Benj. Darling Matthew Dickey Isaac Day (Harvard) Dan'l Dickinson Jacob Emerson James Faulkiner Edward Logan Chas. McCoy Dan'l Murfey John Mater Morris Obrien John Rogers John Sparrow George Soper Benj^n Scott Jer. Swan Oliver Spalding Will^m Scott (Petersburough) Ebenezar Sherwin Sam'l Stinson Wm. Stuard John Spraguer Will^m Scott Abram Scott Nath^{ll} Taylor Leonard Taylor Jno. Thompson--enlisted Albany Daniel Ware LIST OF PERSONS IN CAPTIVITY. The names in italics are those of the captives. TAKEN IN MAJOR ROGERS' FIGHT, NEAR TICONDEROGA. MARCH 13, 1758. _Joshua Conkey_, son of John; _Aaron Smith, Jr._, son of Aaron; _Andrew Lovejoy_; _Jacob Bacon_; _Phineas Wheeler_, son of Sam'l; _Boaz Brown_, son of Thomas; _William Prentice_, son of John; _John Hunter, Jr._, son of John; Joseph Blanchard aplt. for _David Wallis_, _John Stewart_, _William Willson_, _Robert Nae_, _Charles McBay_; Sarah Clark aplt. for _Samuel Clarke_, _Leonard Taylor_, _Wm. Wilson_; _Matthew Spencer_, son of Sarah, taken March; _Wm. Prentice_, 2d time; _Charles McKay_, Peterboro', N. H., aplt. John McKay. MAJOR ROBERT ROGERS 1731-1795 Robert Rogers was the son of James and Mary McFatridge Rogers. He was born in Methuen, Massachusetts, on November 7, 1731. Early in the spring of 1739 James Rogers, with his family, moved from Methuen, to the wilderness of the township now known as Dunbarton, New Hampshire. He named the rich green meadowland and upland, 2190 acres, where he settled, "Munterloney," for a place where he had once lived in Ireland, a mountainous district in Counties Derry and Tyrone. Robert thus speaks of the years passed here in "Mountalona":