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John Thomas Cap^t Francis Millard 1^st Lieut William Thomas
second Lieut Clement Power Ensign, Thomas Attaway
Reeder Cap^t John Breem first Lieut. John Cartwright second
Lieut Zachariah Hammett Ensign, John Mills Cap^t Thomas
Nicholls first L^t William Walton second Lieut Henry Swann
Ensign, James Roach Cap^t James Raper first Lieu^t William
Raper second Lieut. Joseph Woodward Ensign, Edmund
Plowden Cap^t William Spink first Lieut Joseph Stone second
Lieut. Wilfred Reswick Ensign William Kilgour Cap^t John
Edwards first Lieut. Benjamin Edwards second Lieut John
Johnson Sothern Ensign, William Bond Cap^t Edward Mat-
tingly I^st L^t Jonathan Edwards second Lieut. and William
Cartwright Ensign belonging to the Upper Batt in Saint Marys
County.
Ignatius Fenwick Col. Vernon Hebb Lieut Col. Ignatius
Taylor Major John Armstrong Cap^t. Alexander Watts first
Lieut Ignatius Combs sec^d Lieut. George Howel Leigh Ensign,
John Horn Abell Cap^t Robert Armstrong first Lieut. William
Bennett second Lieut. Benj^a Williams Ensⁿ John Smith Cap^t
Zachariah Forrest first Lieut Zephaniah Forrest 2^d L^t John
Smith Ensign, Ignatius Abell Cap^t Enock Abell first Lieuten-
ant Barton Abell second Lieut. John Mills Ensign, John
Greenwell Cap^t Philip Fenwick first Lieut. Bennett Combs
second Lieut James Williams Ensign, John Mackall Cap^t
Thomas Jenkins first Lieut Benjamin Morgan second Lieut
Philip Evans Ensign, Sam^l Jenifer Cap^t John Abell first Lieut
Richard King second Lieut George Asquith Ensign Hugh
Hopewell Cap^t John Asquith first Lieut John Chesley second
Lieut. Robert Jarboe Ensign, William Barton Smoot Cap^t
George Gaither first Lieut Joseph Langley second L^t Joshua
Tarlton Ensign, belonging to the Lower Batt of Militia in
Saint Mary's County.

Thursday 28 August 1777 Baltimore

It appearing to this Board improper that the Prisoners at
and in the Neighbourhood of Frederick Town should continue
there, It is ordered that all the prisoners at and in the Neigh-
bourhood of Frederick Town except those who are in close
prison be immediately removed to Sharpsburgh in Washing-
ton County and be confined to the Limits of that Town till
further order That Lieutenant Charles Beatty be requested to
see that this order is executed so far as the removal of the
Prisoners and that Lieutenant Daniel Hughs be requested to
provide for their subsistance and appoint a proper Guard in
that Town.
Some of the Militia who have Arms that might in the present