2nd Btl'n Associators

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• Sweet Land of Liberty: The Ordeal of the American Revolution in Northampton County, Pennsylvania ~ book by Francis F. Fox

• Washington's Crossing ~ book by David Hackett Fischer; an impeccably researched, brilliantly executed military history; named one of The New York Times Ten Best Books of 2004

Muster Roll in the Second Battalion of Associators in the County of Northampton and Province of Pennsylvania which is to compose part of the Flying Camp of ten thousand men commanded by Col Hart and in Capt Henry Hagenbuch's Company August 6, 1776 at Perth Amboy

Second Battalion Associators

• Officers

  • Capt Henry Hagenbuch

  • Lt Godfrey Meyer

  • Lt John Moritz

  • Ensign Jacob Mummy

  • Sgt Peter France

  • Sgt Christopher Harndon

  • Sgt James Preston

  • Sgt Abraham Woodring

  • Cpl August Essinger

  • Cpl Nicholas Grossman

  • Cpl Michael Hearts

  • Cpl Jacob Kern

  • Drummer Michael Nagel

    • Privates: Martin Andres; George Bash; Stuffel Beacle; Valentine Bear; John Blackmore; Adam Boger; Daniel Boger; George Bower; Michael Bowman; Paul Boyer; Christian Briner; George Briner; Philip Briner; Henry Brinicke; George Brong; Andres Brunner; Reinhart Brunner; Peter Buck; Peter Caubel; George Christ; William Coleman; Lawrence Cranoval; John Cup; Ludwick Cup; Andres Cupp; George Cupp; Henry Deal; James Dean; John Donkel; Andres Doremine; David Eccor; Ludwick Eddinger; Henry Eiler; Henry Fogel; Leonard Foore; Henry France; Dewalt Frank; Peter Frawley; Conrad Fried; Philip Geres; Martin Greaves; George Grove; Michael Grove; Christian Hagenger; Peter Headmyer; Barnet Hillabird; John Hutvey; Michael Kelkner; William Kitchen; Nicholas Kline; Jacob Knar; Conrad Knouse; Matthias Licer; Joseph Linkenhouse; William Litsenbarer; William Lougner; Henry Luts (taken prisoner at Long Island); John Mace; John Michael; John Mier; Barnet Miller; Dewald Miller; Jacob Miller; John Miller; Peter Miller; Nicholas Morets; Peter Morets; Martin Myer; Stuffel Neihart; Stuffel Nickart; Enrick Nunamaker; Peter Poaixter; William Rees; Henry Reinhard; John Rough; Frederick Rupar; Abraham Servitz; Michael Shaller; George Shave; Jacob Sheap; Peter Sheatz; John Shivenstine; Valentine Shoemaker; Peter Shul; Frederick Shull; Daniel Sneider; Henry Sneider; John Sneider; Jacob Stickel; Barnet Stroup; Jacob Swab; Anthony Swartwood; Adam Thomas; Frederick Tittle; John Tittle; Peter Treax; William Waggoner; Peter Ward; Samuel Wert (for further information contact Randy Wert); William Worthington; David Wyan; Jacob Yeagle; Jacob Yencer; John Young

Information from History of Lehigh County, Pennsylvania, Lehigh Valley Publishing Co., Allentown PA,  1914.

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