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Connecticut Soldiers, French and Indian War, 1755-62
Listing of nearly 30,000 men who served in the Connecticut militia between 1755 and 1762.
Description
In 1755, the Connecticut General Assembly ordered the mustering of colony men to fight in what became known as the French and Indian War. This database is a listing of over 29,000 men who served in the colonial militia between 1755 and 1762. It reveals the soldier's name, rank, location of enlistment, regiment, and company. Additionally, researchers will find the regimental and company commanders, with accompanying rank, listed with each record. The page number refers to the original work from which these records were transcribed. For those seeking colonial Connecticut ancestors, this collection can provide helpful information.
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New England Captives' Stories Records of individuals and families taken captive to Canada during the French and Indian War
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Albemarle, Virginia Record of Families, 1744-1890 Listing of marriages, deaths, births, and military service for residents of Albemarle County, Virginia, 1744-1890
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Revolutionary War Service Records, 1775-83 Records taken from the National Archives regarding soldiers mustered into colonial service during the Revolutionary War
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War of 1812 Service Records Collection of nearly 600,000 records of soldiers who fought in the War of 1812 for the United States
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Civil War Service Records Collection of over 5.3 million names of soldiers who fought on both sides of the American Civil War
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Connecticut Marriages to 1850 Records of marriages in Redding and Mansfield towns in Connecticut, up to 1850.
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White County, Tennessee Census, 1920 Federal census records for residents of White County, Tennessee in 1920
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Connecticut Pensioners, 1835 Records of Connecticut soldiers with military pensions in early 1800s
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Oklahoma Osage Tribe Roll, 1921 Index to a tribal census conducted in 1908 and certified in 1921.
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Revolutionary War Courts-Martial Court Martials of over 3,000 Revolutionary War soldiers
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