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           CECIL COUNTY.
   Capt. Joshua George          Capt. Walter Alexander
   1 Lt. William Veazey         1 Lt. Andrew Porter
   2 Lt. John Stockton          2 Lt. Harman Arrants
   Ensign Richard Bird          Ensign George Hamilton *


  CAPT. JOSHUA GEORGE'S COMPANY.

       Reviewed and passed by John D. Thompson, Lieut. Col. 18th
   Battalion, Cecil County, 18th August, 1776.
   John Etherington 		James Lawrenson   	George Boyce
   James Hays       		Joseph Veazey  		John Dennis
   Thomas Parsley   		William Ford   		James Kimble Price.
   Henry McGahan    		John McCoole   		William McWilliams
   Isaac Money      		Augusteen H. Ensor     	Bassett McClarey
   Joseph Kirk      		Thomas Campbell   	Tile Belew
   Henry Maulden    		Silvester Latham  	Richard Hays
   Jeremiah Lanchaster          James Brown  		Charles Elexson
   Ephraim Lee, (or See)        Aron Latham  		Daniel Wilson
   William Husler   		Richard F. Elwood 	Richard Harrison
   James Conner     		Noble Veazey   		Robert Walmsley, (Waimley)
   Joseph Hukins    		Michael Morrison  	John Hurley
   William Patterson            Archibald Lemon   	James Mansfield
   Daniel Daley     		William Richardson     	John Pemberton
   Jesse Comegys    		Henry Campbell 		Benomi Currier
   Joseph Moss      		Robert S. Scott   	James Beverly
   Garrett Othoson  		John Baker     		Andrew Mitchell
   John Ryland      		James Hussa    		John Bailey
   Augusteen Can    		Slyter Bouchell   	Daniel McCurdey
   Jonathan Comegys 		Nathl. Dawson  		George McNamarr
   John Cox         		William Sears  		John McCurdey
   John Jaraliman   		Samuel Money   		David McCurdey
   Ephraim Cooper   		Ephraim Price  		William Garrott
   Benjamin Serverson           Noble Price  		Joseph Haitham
   William Hall     		Edward Savin   		Edward Furner
   John Nowland     		Marlow Taylor  		David Marr
   James Middlecut  		Joseph Terry   		Evin Hughes
   James Smith      		James Wroth    		John McCoy
   Gilbert Nowland  		Johnson Braddock


               Cecil County, July 10th, 1776.

     I have mustered Twenty men Enrolled by Mr. William Veazey, First
   Lieutenant of a Company of Militia to be raised in Cecil County to
   make part of the Flying Camp, and do hereby certify that they are a
   parcel of able bodied effective men. Given under my hand the day
   and year above. Jno. D. Thompson,
     Lieut. Col. 18th Batt.

       * Proceedings of the Conventions of Maryland, p. 178.