Revolutionary War Soldiers in Greene County

 

British Surrender at the Battle of 
Saratoga, NY 1777

 

 

Greene County was not formed as a county in its own right until 1800, therefore researchers must look to the Albany and Ulster County records in hopes of discovering information regarding the enlistment of men to the Revolutionary War from this area.

Many Revolutionary War soldiers are buried in Greene County, largely due to the fact that many were pioneers and settled in Greene County after the end of the Revolutionary War. It appears that most settlers in Greene County immediately after 1776 came from Dutchess County in New York, and from Connecticut.

 

• Samuel Van Vechten's Company, from J.B. Beer's "History of Greene County", published in 1884

• Samuel Van Vechten's Company -J.B. Rouse copy 

• Elijah Towner - Revolutionary War Pension Application  

• Greene County Revolutionary War Pensioners of 1835

• Men of Greene County in the American Revolution, compiled by Olive N. Woodworth    

• The Coxsackie Declaration of Independence 

• Jacob Bogardus - Revolutionary War Pension Application     

• More Men of Greene County in the American Revolution, compiled from different sources

• DAR Applications 

• 1840 Greene County Census 

• Patriot Death Notices

• The Diary of John Barr   

• Ben Chamberlain Pension Application   

• Ebenezer Johnson Pension Application   

• Albany County Militia   

• Map of New York State during the Revolutionary War, showing County Lines

• An Account of Wheat Purchased by Leonard Bronk, Assistant Agent for and in behalf of Udnay Hay Esq., Agent for the State of New York, Coxseghie, 1780 

• Commission for Detecting and Defeating Conspiracies in the State of New York 1778-1781   March 11, 2008 April 19, 2008
  

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