286 455 Samuel Hawley, Esq. of Reading Ridge, (write.) James Quintard, Esq. (Old Well) near South Norwalk John James Lambert, Esq. of Wilton. Captain Ebenezer Disbrow of West Port. Captain Joseph Bulkley of Greenfield Hill, Fairfield Co. Joshua S. King, of Ridgefield, Rev. James A. Holley Reuben Booth, Esq. of Danbury. Alderman Lamb of New York. Alexander Van Wart of Mount Pleasant, Tarrytown, P.O…

Jade Donaldson never commanded a boat - only a private and a Skinner - not a very rough man. Mr. Quintard, deceased, was at the burning of the Refugee settlements. He belonged to the Out- Guard at Horseneck. We heard of the foraging party being at Horse -neck - that is, a company of horse and about 250 infantry. We had four boats, and heard of the foraging party and were on the look out. Jones was…

Frink offered quarter if he would return unarmed and lay down our arms. Jones answered; "If you will wheel your horse about in five minutes [page break] 290 457 very well, otherwise I will instantly order my men to fire. He immediately left us. Stoney Point. - When prisoners were cutting away the abbatis, the British said: "Come on, ye d-d rebels!" &c. Carmen answered: "Don't be in a hurry! We'll…