Book: Malden,Mass 1633-1785 by P.Corey,1899 ----- page: 327 SARGENT,John: was at Quabauge[now Brookfield] with Major Savage in 1676 STANLEY,John: impressed in 1676 SKINNER,Abraham: with Capt Prentice in 1675; his son,Abraham was his representative among the grantees of Narragansett No.2,in 1732. SMITH,Peletiah: was in garrison at Groton,1675 SPRAGUE,John: with Major Willard in 1676 SPRAGUE,Jonathan: was in garrison at Groton,1675; was with Capt Mosely in 1675 and 1676; with Capt Henchman in 1676; his son John ,in his father's right,was one of the grantees of Narragansett No.2 [now Westminster,Mass] SPRAGUE,Phineas: was with Lieut Hasy of the Three County Troop in 1676 and 1676; was with Major Willard in 1676; and with Capt Wheeler in 1676 TUFTS,James: son of Peter; removed from Malden to Deerfield,and is accounted as among the first settlers there; was in Capt Lathrops Co.,and was killed at Bloody Brook,Sept 18,1675. [Bloody Brook,today in South Deefield] UPHAM,John: was the "fatherless and friendless"lad from Barbadoes who was brought up by Deacon John Upham. He was at Hadley with Capt Turner in 1676. He died at Charlestown,Nov 27,1677 aged 30 years,leaving his property to his beloved wife, Elizabeth Mousal,except a musket to Phineas,the eldest son of Deacon Upham. UPHAM,Phineas: see his life and services in note 56[page 320] if anyone wants this,let me know. WAYTE,Capt John: led a party of recruits to Marlborough in Sept 1675,with orders to take command of a foot company under Maj.Pynchon on the Connecticut,in case of the absence of Capt Appleton. WAYTE,John: son of Capt.,was with Lieut Hasey of the Three County Troop,1676. WELCH,James: impressed in December 1675 but did not appear. WHEELER,Thomas: was with Lieut Hasey in 1675 and 1676 WILSON,Joseph: with Capt Henchman in 1675 ; with Willard in 1676; He was captain later. WINSLAD/Winslow,Jacob: was in garrison at Groton in 1675. WINSLAD/Winslow,James: credited to Malden in the settlement of August 24,1676. WINSLAD/Winslow,John: with Capt Mosely in 1675 and 1676; with Capt Cutler in 1676; His son John received his right in the grant of Narragansett No.2. -------------- End of soldiers of King Philip's War from Malden. Cynthia -- got a beef? contact me...do not post on list! usual email: NewEnglander1620@mail.ccsinet.net have ? email me at: suggestions_questions@yahoo.com need lookup ? email: LookUpsNE@hotmail.com --- past postings: http://archiver.rootsweb.com -- Cynthia Listowner: Ma-Bay-Colony-L@rootsweb.com MaNorfol-L@rootsweb.com Ct-River-Valley-L@rootsweb.com --