Display Patriot - P-240439 - Robert MACK

Robert MACK

SAR Patriot #: P-240439

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State of Service: NH      Qualifying Service: Private
DAR #: A072892

Birth: 1739 Londonderry / / NH
Death: Jan 1824 Leicester / Addison / VT

Qualifying Service Description:
  1. Served as Armorer on the staff of Colonel John Stark's NH regiment from April - August 1775
  2. Captain GEORGE REID, Colonel JOHN STARK

Additional References:
  1. ISAAC HAMMOND, ROLLS OF THE SOLS IN THE REV WAR 1775-1777, NH STATE PAPERS, 1885, Volume 14, pg 46, 73, 75, 178
  2. National Archives: US Compiled Rev War Recs 1775-1783, Group # 93, Series M881, NARA Roll Nos 500, 537

Spouse: Elizabeth Ewins
Children: Samuel; John; James;
Members Who Share This Ancestor
Date Approved Society ACN SAR Member Info Lineage via Child View Application Detail
2007-03-27 CT 26441 David Joseph Perkins (148764) Anna   
2019-09-30 CO 88677 Newton Eugene Mack (213193) James   
2019-09-30 CO 88678 Adam George Mack (213194) James   
2019-09-30 CO 88679 Thomas Eliot Mack (213195) James   
Location:
Leicester / Addison / VT / USA
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Comments:
  • The Stone is an upright marble stone in excellent and clean condition and fully legible
  • Contains the vital of both the patriot and his wife


Directions to Cemetery / Gravesite:

The Cemetery is located on Leicester-Whiting Road in Leicester, Vt




Author: David J. Perkins
Robert Mack of Scottish ancestry was born in Londonderry, NH on May 9, 1739. He was the son of John Mack and Isabella Brown (daughter of the Lord of Londonderry, Ireland). John and Isabella came to America arriving in Boston in 1732. The Mack family were Blacksmiths and continued that work when they arrived.
Robert married Elizabeth Ewins also of Londonderry, NH about 1756. Elizabeth was born in 1739 to James Ewins and his wife Agnes. She died in Leicester, VT in Dec 1821. Robert died in Leicester in Jan 1824 and was titled Capt. Robert Mack. Both are buried in the Brookside cemetery in Leicester.
During the revolution, Robert was listed as an Armorer on the staff for Col. Starks’ regiment in July 1775. Soon after the news of the battle of Lexington had been received, Capt. Reid marched with a company of nearly a hundred men from Londonderry, and joined forces at Medford. He was also listed as a Private in Capt. George Reid’s company under Stark in August of 1775. In 1777, Robert was a private in Capt. Abel Walker’s company under Col. Benjamin Bellows regiment, which reinforced the garrison at Ticonderoga, when besieged by the enemy, June to July. Discharged July 9th, 1777.
Children by Robert Mack and Elizabeth Ewins:
Hannah, b. 24 Feb 1756 - Londonderry, NH; d. 30 May 1853– Aurelius, NY
John, b. 2 Apr 1762 – Leicester, VT, d. 16 Mar 1818 – Hanover, NY
Nancy, b. 1764 – Rockingham, VT
Susan, b. 1766 – Rockingham, VT
Andrew, b. 1768 – Rockingham, VT
James, b. 25 Mar 1770 – Londonderry, NH; d. 17 Oct 1849 – Leicester, VT
Elizabeth, b. 1772 Londonderry, NH – d. 19 Aug 1821 – Middleport, OH

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