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of his men. [Here are some of Mosier's men: [?]] Richard Sacket, James [inter: Prince S.] S., David Jones, Sergeant David Slater, J. P., Godfrey Voight, Sergeant James Croft, Abel Williams, Henry Christian, Shubal Cunningham, Silvanus Ferris, two Indians, and two light complexioned colored men. [Mosier was too stubborn to go to the woods.]

October. 12th Samuel Kipp, of Courtland: "My father was born at New- [North?] Castle, I believe. He married just before the war, being then about twenty one. I was born in 1780, at New Castle. My father went first to Nova Scotia and then to Canada and died in Montreal, but I don't know the year of his decease. He never returned

to this country after the war.

Benjamin Kipp who lives near the Quaker Meeting house knows more about our family than any other person. My father was a stout, well looking, middle sized, ruddy man.

I remember Captain Gilbert Totten who was a remarkably well formed and fine looking man.

My uncle, James Kipp, was drowned in Nova Scotia.

[marg: See next page] October 10. Rebecca Odell: Emmerick's appearance inspired dread.

British cavalry encamped on Mrs. Babcock's farm, about the middle of the war, and afterwards, I think, next year Knyphausen encamped there.

Babcock was taken to Fishkill with

My father was a stout, well looking, middle sized, ruddy man. I remember Captain Gilbert Totten who was a remarkably well formed and fine looking man. My uncle, James Kipp, was drowned in Nova Scotia. [marg: See next page] October 10. Rebecca Odell: Emmerick's appearance inspired dread. British cavalry encamped on Mrs. Babcock's farm, about the middle of the war, and afterwards, I think, next year Knyphausen encamped there. Babcock was taken to Fishkill with