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Muster roll of Colonel Benjamin Tupper's 11th Massachusetts Regiment made out by Lieutenant Nehemiah Emerson and signed "Jno. Glover, B.-General," and "Saml. Darby, B.-Inspector" [manuscript]

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Holograph, signedTitle provided by catalogerDated: West Point, 7 January 1781"Muster roll of Negro Co. from Sharon."The Boston Public Library's American Revolutionary War Manuscripts Collection has been cataloged and digitized through the generous support of the Yale Class of 1955
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  1. Darby, Samuel, 1722 Or 3 1794
  2. Emerson, Nehemiah, 1749 1832
  3. Tupper, Benjamin, 1738 1792
  4. United States
  5. United States. Continental Army. Massachusetts Regiment, 11th

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