Adam Serfass

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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

Consisting of the First Class of Northampton County Militia now in the service of the United States commanded by Lt Col Christian Shouse in the year 1781

Unit mustered September 22, 1781 and mustered out November 22, 1781 with 60 days service.  If less than 60 days it is noted beside name.

Captain Adam Serfass' Company

• Officers

  • Lt Col Christian Shouse; 9/10/1781; 11/10

  • Maj Peter Trexler; 9/10/1781; 11/10

  • Adjutant Isaac Berlin; 9/10/1781; 11/10

  • Capt Adam Serfass

  • Lt Jacob Delb; 30

  • Ensign Daniel Rex; 14

  • Sgt John Derr; 25

  • Sgt George Vogt; 38

  • Cpl Ditrich Hartman; 36

  • Drummer Nicholas Lambert

  • Fifer William Laury

    • Privates: Christian Barge; John Bildhouse; Peter Braun (18); Peter Burkhalter; John Butz; Dietrich Dorner; Henry Durny; John  Fink (47); George Flickinger; Adam Garny; Casper Hapler; Michael Harbach; Jacob Hartman (34); Henry Heiser (30); Andrew Hek (33); Henry Hertzel; George Hoffman; Henry Kek; Matthias Kern (47); Stoffel Kern; John Klein; Henry Knappenberger; David Kuntz (41); Nicholas Litzenbach; Henry Mertz; John Meyer; Nicholas Meyer; Christian Miller; Nicholas Miller; Philip Mink; David Musgenung; George Nease; Peter Neihard; Daniel Neyhardt; John Ohlenwine; Casper Reaser (20); John Rhinehart; Michael Ringer; Frederick Rise; David Rish; John Rishel; Matthias Rissel; Melchior Rissel; Jacob Schreiber; Isaac Sherret (40); Casper Shoenebruch; Bernhard Smith; Peter Smith; Simon Snyder; Henry Steckel; Jacob Steckel; Leonard Steininger; Adam Swander; Jonathan Trexler; George Walbert; Francis Warmkessel; Godfried Weasner; John Weaver (25); Michael Yiesly; Jacob Yundt; George Zimmerman

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

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