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*U.S. National Archives M853, Roll 15, vol. 5, "Copy of a Register Taken from the Rolls, Showing the Names Alphabetically, Rank, Dates of Commissions and Enlistments, Period Enlisted For and Occurrences of the Officers, Noncommissioned and privates of the New York Line of the Late Army." (Washington, D.C.: 1971).

*U.S. National Archives. M853, Roll 22, "Numbered Record Books Concerning Military Operations and Service, Pay and Settlement of Accounts, and Supplies In the War Department Collection of Revolutionary War Records." (Washington, D.C: 1971).

1st New York

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2nd New York

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3rd New York

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4th NewYork

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5th New York

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Lamb’s Artillery, 2nd Continental Artillery

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Levies

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