Peter Angeoine, a Refugee, origin- -nally from Fox Meadow had his right (?) arm broken by a shot in the combat be- -tween Mosier and Capt. Kipp, but was so much excited upon the occasion that he brandished his sword in the other hand and hurraed for King George. He went to Nova Scotia and never returned. Nathaniel Adams who wounded the merry man in the shoulder with a musket ball at the Court House at White Plains was never taken. His resolution
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was such, and he was so well known, that they were afraid of him. Bearmore, was greatly dreaded by the lower upper party. He charged, pursued, cut down, and gave little quarter. He and Captain Samuel Kipp were the severest and most impe- -tuous of all the Refugee commanders."
Nathaniel Adams who wounded the merry man in the shoulder with a musket ball at the Court House at White Plains was never taken. His resolution - Hufeland Index Page 1056 - was such, and he was so well known, that they were afraid of him. Bearmore, was greatly dreaded by the lower upper party. He charged, pursued, cut down, and gave little quarter. He and Captain Samuel Kipp were the severest and most impe- -tuous of all the Refugee commanders."