How about holding it to one message!!!!! Thanks Ed ----- Original Message ----- From: sparrow <sparrow@berkshire.net> To: <GEN-NYS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, July 25, 1999 17:11 Subject: A New England SWEET lineage (part 9) > > Samuel T. SWEET was a farmer in Garoga, NY > Hiram SWEET was a farmer in Rockwood, NY > > The SWEETS were very numerous in the Revolution from North Kingstown, South > Kingstown, Greenwich, Warwick, Providence, etc. R.I. and Colonial > Massachusetts. > > Capt. Sam SWEET in Fort Liberty, 1776 > Lieut. Sam SWEET From Greenwich, 1760Military minutes Albany Co., 1806 > Capt. Sam SWEET under Gag't of Lt. Col. Tarrington (Rensselaerville) > Vice Capt. Sam SWEET resigned 1808 under Jonas Bronks, Reg. Greene Co. NY > Ensign Sam SWEET 1809 > > Information secured from Pension Bureau at Washington, DC > > > C > > >