Display Patriot - P-179899 - Robert Rosbrough HENRY

Robert Rosbrough HENRY

SAR Patriot #: P-179899

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State of Service: NH/NJ      Qualifying Service: Surgeon's Mate
DAR #: A053857

Birth: 27 May 1753 Lamington / Somerset / NJ
Death: 27 Dec 1806 Flanders / Morris / NJ

Qualifying Service Description:
  1. Surgeons Mate
  2. NSDAR RC# 620772 states STAFF OFFICER: ASSISTANT SURGEON AND MATE UNDER Colonel REID, GEN POOR, CONT LINE; PRISONER

Additional References:
  1. Vol XVI State Paper of NH, pg 4, 203 & 271; Official Register of the Officers and Men of NJ in the Rev War (18720) pg 75
  2. History of Med in NJ and Its Medical Men by Stephen Wickes; Princeton Univ. Gen. Biographical cat 1746-1916
  3. NSDAR RC# 620772 cites Pension Number: *W10325

Spouse: Mary Hilliard
Children: Armstead Churchill; Charles;
Members Who Share This Ancestor
Date Approved Society ACN SAR Member Info Lineage via Child View Application Detail
1992-06-12 VA 212917 Willard Rolland Wilkerson (139078) Armstead   
2011-11-06 NY 44642 John Thomas Kruse Sr (181287) Charles   
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Penn Yan / Yates / NY / USA
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