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NOVA SCOTIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY. |
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A Return of Men Mustered for his Excelly. Govr. Shirley's Regiment raised for Nova Scotia.
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| Leiut. Coll. Winslow | 57 | | Leiut. Coll. Scott | | | Majr. Prebble | 106 | | Majr. Frye | 88 | | Majr. Goldthwaite | 86 | | Majr. Bourn | 22 | | Capn. Osgood | 100 | | Capn. Jones | 91 | | Capn. Sturtevant | 113 | | Capn. Perry | 104 | | Capn. Colb | 75 | | Capn. Bayley | 93 | | Capn. Speakman | 72 | | Mr. Fuller | 25 | | Capn. Willson | 20 | | Capn. Willard | 98 | | Capn. Adams with Fitch | 99 | | Capn. Smith | 70 | | Brewer | 14 | | Mr. McLallun | 22 | |
| | Mr. Campbell | 33 | | 742 | | Mr. Noyce | 20 | | | | |
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ORDERS, APRIL 17TH, 1755, at noon.
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That the Pay roll of each Company that is not yet made out, be forthwith made out, and Presented to Capn. Joshua Winslow, appointed to examine the same to see that they be right Cast, and well Vaucht, as also their Recruiting Accounts, that the Men may be duly paid their Money, and Further that each Capn. make Return of their Officers to one of the Majrs. of the Battalion, they respectively belong to, and that this be done by Three o'Clock this Day, and whereas diverse Disputes have arisen, on the enlisting of Recruits, all Officers, or others who have enlisted men for the Regiment, are directed by To Morrow, Ten of the Clock, to (to [sic]) File their Pretensions of every Man Mustered, And at the same time, to Lodge a Particular Account of those that are not yet Come to their Duty, or are by any Means Detained, those of the First Battalion to Leiut Coll. Winslow, those of the Second to Leiut. Coll. Scott.
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ORDERS, APRIL 21ST, 1755.
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That there be a Return made this Evening, of Left at Lieut. Coll. Winslow's Lodgings, of what Vessles, their respective Transportes are on Board, and the Tunnage of each Vessel, that the Men may be Settled for the Voyage before they receive Provisions, for the Ensueing week, and Care be taken that the Troops be paid and Clear'd as soon as possible that they may Proceed on Duty.
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