Indian Men
from NJ in the French & Indian War
Source: NJ State Archives, Series Group SDEA0001/Colonial Wars, 1639-1903
Robert Indian*
;Maj. McDonald’s Co.,
NJ Provincials, Record # 243: 6/4/1761
*spelling
of name in transcription is written as Indiam
Abraham
Lolocks; Col. Samuel Hunt’s Co., NJ Provincials, Record #243:
On 1761 embarkation roll
Joseph Mickty;
Col. John Parker’s Co., NJ Provincials. Record #243: A
captive in Canada, 1759
Taken at
Fort William Henry, returned 4/15/1759**
John Mitop;
Col. Samuel Hunt’s Co., NJ Provincials, Record #243: On
1761 embarkation roll
Gabriel
Mytop; Capt. Tenbrook’s Co., NJ Provincials. Record
#234-6: 1762 listed
as dead as of 9/1762
Also listed
in Col. Hunt’s Co., 1761
Richard
Quaiquias, Capt. Shaw’s Co., NJ Provincials, Record
#243: Listed as prisoner in 1760
Captured
8/9/1757 at Fort William Henry, made his escape from Montreal,
retuned to NJ by 6/12/1760**
Nicholas
Tottamey; Capt. Hunt’s Co., NJ Provincials, Record
#262: List of men captured at Lake
George; returned from captivity in Canada with
Col. Schuyler in 1760**
** Casterline, Greg. Colonial Tribulations;
the Survival Story of William Casterline and His Comrades of the New Jersey
Blues Regiment; Lulu On-line Publishing, 2007.
Tenbrook’s
Co., 11/4/1761 at Fort Ontario - does not include any of the above names.
Samuel Hunt
was both a captain, and then colonel of the regiment.
This list is not exhaustive, as there
are men with Anglo-surnames who have not yet been researched.
