Abraham Miller

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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

Company in Col Thompson's Battalion of Riflemen; first company raised in Northampton County for active service; term of enlistment 1 year; rank of Private unless otherwise stated.

Captain Abraham Miller's Company

• Capt Charles Craig;  1st Lt to Capt 11/1775; wounded at Brandywine; shot himself 1782

• Capt Abraham Miller; 6/25/1775; resigned 11/9/1775

• 1st Lt Thomas Craig;  From 2nd Lt 11/1775

• 2nd Lt Samuel Craig;  To Capt 1st PA 10/1/1776; retired 7/1/1781

• 3rd Lt David Harris;  To 1st Lt Nagel's Co 1/5/1776; to Capt 1st PA; resigned 10/20/1777

• Sgt Enoch Anderson

• Sgt Luke Brodhead; Afterwards to Capt 6th PA

• Sgt Christian Holmes

• Sgt Aaron Norcross;  To Lt

• Cpl Shubert Armitage

• Cpl David Hains

• Cpl David James

• Cpl John Sawyer

• Drummer Peter Adams;  Ill at Philadelphia 12/1776

• Jacob Bennett

• Jost Berger; Drafted to Morgan's Rifle Corps; discharged 1/1781 at Trenton

• Michael Bowman

• David Boyd

• Rhinehart Brunner

• Christopher Buckly

• Thomas Carter

• Martin Carey

• Thomas Clemms

• Robert Clifton

• Richard Concklin

• Nicholas Cooker;  KIA

• Marmaduke Curtis

• Elias Dailey

• Samuel Dean; To 1st Lt Col Hart's Btl'n Flying Camp 1776; to Lt 11th PA

• Chris Deats

• Benjamin Decker

• Wendle Engle

• William Ferguson

• Henry Frantz

• Peter Frantz

• Elias Fritzman

• Thomas Galbraith

• Hugh Gaston

• Chris Hartney

• John Harvey

• John Hayward

• James Hegerman

• John Hernichon;  Wounded in jaw at Long Island

• Samuel Horner

• Peter Hoster

• Cornelius Jacobs

• James Johnson

• Robert Johnston

• William Karich

• Michael Kaup

• Martin Kehrer;  Died at hospital in Princeton

• Bernhard Kline

• Peter Koken

• Peter Ledger

• James Ledlie

• Nathan Levy

• Henry Lonker

• Robert Marshall

• Henry Matthias

• Daniel McCarty

• James McElise

• John McFerrin;  Killed 1782 at Piper's Fort by Indians

• Jacob Miller

• John Miller

• John Moeser

• Jacob Moyer

• Peter Nousted

• Joseph Orr

• Rees Price

• Thomas Richart

• George Rishell

• Robert Robertson

• Patrick Roy

• John Snyder

• David Sonn;  Served 3yrs 9 mos

• Adam Wagner

• John Watson

• Andrew Weill

• John White

• Anthony Wighouse

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

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