Original Members of the State Society of the Cincinnati of Pennsylvania

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Original Members of the State Society of the Cincinnati of Pennsylvania The Original Members of the State Society of the Cincinnati of Pennsylvania Captain Robert Adams Surgeon William Adams Major William Alexander Surgeon's Mate Richard Allison First Lieutenant Robert Allison Captain Henry Waldegrave Archer Captain James Armstrong First Lieutenant John Armstrong Major John Armstrong, Jr. Captain Lieutenant Joseph Ashton Second Lieutenant Samuel Baird First Lieutenant Blackall William Ball Captain John Bankson Captain Lieutenant John Barckley Captain Joshua Barney Captain John Barry Captain Benjamin Bartholomew First Lieutenant Joshua Bartholomew Lieutenant Colonel Stephen Bayard Ensign William Bayard Second Lieutenant Charles Clinton Beatty First Lieutenant Erkuries Beatty Surgeon Reading Beatty Captain Henry Bedken First Lieutenant Alexander Bensted Captain Lieutenant Adam Bettin First Lieutenant Wilder Bevins Captain Henry Bicker, Jr. Surgeon Barnabas Binney Commissary-General Ephraim Blaine Surgeon Thomas Bond, Jr. Captain Hawkins Boone Second Lieutenant Samuel Boude Captain Thomas Boude Captain Edmund Bourke Captain Thomas Bartholomew Bowen Captain Jacob Bower Captain Lieutenant John Boyd First Lieutenant Thomas Boyd Second Lieutenant William Boyd Major Thomas Boyle Captain John Brady Captain Samuel Brady First Lieutenant Thomas Brandon Colonel Daniel Brodhead, Sr. Captain Daniel Brodhead, Jr. Captain John Bryce First Lieutenant Samuel Bryson Captain Thomas Buchanan Second Lieutenant Ashael Buck Captain Jacob Bunner Lieutenant Colonel Rudolph Bunner Captain George Bush Captain John Bush Major Lewis Bush First Lieutenant Edward Butler Brigadier General Richard Butler Captain Thomas Butler Lieutenant Colonel William Butler Major Thomas Langhorne Byles Captain James Calderwood Surgeon's Mate Andrew Caldwell Captain Robert Caldwell Captain George Calhoun Ensign Daniel Campbell Second Lieutenant James Campbell Captain Robert Campbell Captain Thomas Campbell Second Lieutenant Alexander Carmichael Major James Carnahan Second Lieutenant John Carothers Surgeon William Cathcart Colonel James Chambers Captain Stephen Chambers Captain John Christie Captain James Chrystie Ensign John Clark Captain John Clark Captain Abraham George Claypoole Captain Robert Coltman Lieutenant Colonel Commandant Morgan Connor Surgeon Joseph Coufman Major Isaac Craig Captain John Craig Colonel Thomas Craig First Lieutenant Edward Crawford Captain Lieutenant Jesse Crosley Ensign Joseph Culbertson Captain Richard Dale Surgeon James Davidson Captain John Davis Captain Joseph Davis First Lieutenant Llewellyn Davis Ensign Mordecai Davis Captain Samuel Dawson Captain Jean Auguste Florat de Florimont Second Lieutenant Joseph Emanuel de Lambert Lieutenant Claude Antoine Villet de Marcellin Second Lieutenant Baron Louis Augustus de Uechtritz First Lieutenant Jacob Morris DeHart First Lieutenant Ebenezer Denny Ensign Jacob Detrick Second Lieutenant Peter Dietrick Second Lieutenant James Dill Surgeon Mate Nathan Dorsey Captain Lieutenant Samuel Doty Captain Thomas Douglass Surgeon Ezekiel Downey Captain John Doyle First Lieutenant Thomas Doyle, Jr. Captain James Duncan Second Lieutenant Thomas Dungan First Lieutenant Abner Martin Dunn Major Isaac Budd Dunn Lieutenant Michael Eberhart Major Evan Edwards Captain Worsley Emes Ensign John Evans Second Lieutenant Michael Everley Colonel Christian Febiger Captain Wiliam Ferguson Captain John Hall Finley Captain Joseph Lewis Finley Captain Walter Finney Captain Benjamin Fishburn Colonel Benjamin Flower Captain James Forrester Major David Salisbury Franks Captain Jeremiah Freeman Captain Richard Fullerton Second Lieutenant James Gamble Captain James Gibbon Lieutenant James Gilchrist Second Lieutenant James Glentworth Captain Clement Gosselin Captain George Grant Captain William Gray First Lieutenant Henry Greer Major James Grier First Lieutenant Levi Griffith First Lieutenant Jonah Hallett Major James Hamilton Second Lieutenant Benjamin Hammond First Lieutenant David Hammond Major General Edward Hand Second Lieutenant Thomas Hanson Lieutenant Colonel Josiah Harmar First Lieutenant John Harper Colonel Thomas Hartley Lieutenant Andrew Henderson Captain William Henderson Captain William Hendricks First Lieutenant Henry Henly First Lieutenant Stewart Herbert Captain Dethic Hewitt Second Lieutenant Michael Hoffman First Lieutenant George Hofner Third Lieutenant James Holliday Captain Robert Hopes First Lieutenant Ezekiel Howell Captain Joseph Howell Lieutenant Colonel Commandant Adam Hubley, Jr. Captain Bernard Hubley Major George Hubley Captain John Hughes First Lieutenant John Hughes Captain Jacob Humphrey Second Lieutenant John Humphrey Colonel Richard Humpton Assistant Appothecary George Hunter Lieutenant Alexander Huston, Jr. First Lieutenant William Huston Surgeon's Mate Brice Innis Captain Nathaniel Irish, Jr. Captain Andrew Irvine Brigadier General William Irvine Captain John Irwin Captain Jeremiah Jackson Major William Jackson Colonel Francis Johnston Second Lieutenant James Morris Jones Captain John Paul Jones Captain John Jordan Captain Laurence Keene Captain Samuel Kennedy Surgeon Samuel Kennedy, Sr. Ensign John King Major Marion Lamar Captain James Lang Captain John Lawrence Surgeon Andrew Ledlie First Lieutenant James Lemmon First Lieutenant Nicholas George LeRoy Captain Philippe Liebert Captain Lieutenant James Lloyd First Lieutenant Benjamin Lodge, Jr. Ensign John Low First Lieutenant Thomas Lucas Second Lieutenant Matthias Lukens Captain William Lusk First Lieutenant Andrew Lytle Colonel Aeneas MacKey Captain William Mackey First Lieutenant James Farquhar MacPherson Major William MacPherson Colonel Robert Magaw Surgeon William Magaw Ensign William Magee First Lieutenant John Mahon Captain John Marchall First Lieutenant John Markland Surgeon Hugh Martin Second Lieutenant Peter Martin First Lieutenant Robert Martin Captain William Martin Midshipman Mordecai Matlack Captain Henry Matthews Surgeon Matthew Maus Captain George McAllister Surgeon Thomas Harrison McCalla Ensign Robert Anthony McClean Captain John McClelan First Lieutenant John McClellan First Lieutenant Alexander McClintock Captain James McClure Captain Matthew McConnell Captain Lieutenant Robert McConnell Surgeon Samuel Allen McCoskry First Lieutenant James McCullough First Lieutenant John McCullam Captain George McCully Captain William McCurdy Surgeon John McDowell First Lieutenant William McDowell Captain Lieutenant William McElhatton First Lieutenant James McFarlane Captain Lieutenant Matthew McGuire Captain Thomas McIntire Second Lieutenant Robert McKenzie First Lieutenant John McKinney First Lieutenant David McKnight Captain James McLean First Lieutenant James McMichael Chaplain Robert McMordie Second Lieutenant Nathan McMullan Captain William McMurray Colonel Isaac Melcher Lieutenant Colonel Francis Mentges Major General Thomas Mifflin Lieutenant Colonel Henry Miller Captain John Miller Captain Samuel Miller First Lieutenant Hugh Montgomery Captain James Montgomery Captain James Montgomery Captain Samuel Montgomery Major James Moore, Jr. Major Thomas Lloyd Moore First Lieutenant William Moore Ensign Benjamin Morris Surgeon John Morris Surgeon's Mate John Morton Colonel John Moylan Colonel Stephen Moylan Brigadier General John Peter Gabriel Muhlenberg First Lieutenant Alexander Murray Major Francis Murray Lieutenant Colonel John Murray First Lieutenant William Murrin First Lieutenant John Jacob Mytinger Brevet Lt Colonel Presley Nevill Colonel John Neville Third Lieutenant William Newbound Captain John Nice Major Samuel Nicholas Major Francis Nichols Captain James Nicholson Brigadier General Lewis Nicola Ensign Gottlieb Niebel Lieutenant Colonel Caleb North First Lieutenant George North First Lieutenant John Parke Captain Alexander Parker Captain Lieutenant Robert Parker Major James Parr Captain Freidrich Paschke Captain John Patterson Captain Robert Patton Third Lieutenant William Patton Captain John Pearson First Lieutenant Zaccheus Peaslee First Lieutenant Robert Peebles First Lieutenant Andrew Pepin Surgeon Peter Peres First Lieutenant Gabriel Peterson First Lieutenant James Pettigrew Colonel Timothy Pickering Second Lieutenant Timothy Pierce First Lieutenant Henry Piercy Captain Zebulon Pike Lieutenant Colonel Commandant Andrew Porter Second Lieutenant Robert Porter Captain William Power First Lieutenant John Pratt Major Francis Proctor, Jr. Colonel Thomas Proctor Captain Thomas Pry Second Lieutenant Jonathan Pugh First Lieutenant Henry D. Pursell Second Lieutenant Samuel Read Captain Thomas Read First Lieutenant Enos Reeves Major James R. Reid Captain John Reily Surgeon's Mate Christian Reinick Captain William Rice Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Robinson Surgeon John Richardson Bayard Rodgers Chaplain William Rogers First Lieutenant John Rose Captain Michael Ryan Captain Robert Sample Captain John Paul Schott Captain Isaac Seely Captain Anthony Selin Cornet Casper Shaffner, Jr. Captain John Sharp Second Lieutenant Peter Shiles Captain Lieutenant Philipp Christian Shrawder Captain Jonas Simonds Captain Lieutenant James Smith First Lieutenant Nathaniel Smith First Lieutenant Peter Smith Captain Samuel Smith Second Lieutenant Samuel Smith Second Lieutenant Samuel Smith First Lieutenant Edward Speer Captain John Speer Captain William Sproat Major General Arthur St. Clair First Lieutenant Daniel St. Clair Captain Jacob Stake Second Lieutenant Joseph Stanley Captain John Steele Surgeon's Mate George Stevenson Captain Stephen Stevenson Colonel Walter Stewart Second Lieutenant Edward Stille Captain Lieutenant Samuel
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