Diary of Reverend Enos Hitchcock, June 3, 1777

Wrote Home by the Post No. 4, the Field officers sent a memorial of their grieviences to the general Court —Col^o Brewer³ & I wrote to the Revd Mr. Foster— Showry—drank Tea at Col^o Marshals⁴—

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³ Samuel Brewer, of Framingham, Mass., wounded at Bunker Hill, was authorized to raise a regiment for service at Ticonderoga. He was Colonel Twelfth Massachusetts Continental Regiment, 1777-8.

⁴ Thomas Marshall, of Boston, commanded the Tenth Massachusetts Regiment.

SOURCE: Amos Perry, The Town Records of Rhode Island, Publications of the Rhode Island Historical Society, New Series, Vol. 7 (1899), p. 110

Diary of Reverend Enos Hitchcock, June 7, 1777

A Soldier in Col^o Marshals Regt. set on ye Gallows ½ an Hour & receivd 100 Stripes for enlisting twice & deserting. Col^o Hays dined with us upon Venison Soop &c fair & pleasant—Report of ye Capture of ye Milford.

SOURCE: Amos Perry, The Town Records of Rhode Island, Publications of the Rhode Island Historical Society, New Series, Vol. 7 (1899), p. 111

Diary of Reverend Enos Hitchcock, Sunday, June 8, 1777

Divine Service at ½ past ten A. M. Mr. Plumb pr^d. Exod: 15, 3, present Col^o Marshals— Brewers & Francis's Regts; at ½ Six P. M. pr^d. myself Ps: 119: 115, fair and pleasant, but something warm and dry—

SOURCE: Amos Perry, The Town Records of Rhode Island, Publications of the Rhode Island Historical Society, New Series, Vol. 7 (1899), p. 111

Diary of Reverend Enos Hitchcock, June 25, 1777

Col^o Marshal dined with us—

SOURCE: Amos Perry, The Town Records of Rhode Island, Publications of the Rhode Island Historical Society, New Series, Vol. 7 (1899), p. 115