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Domestic News May 20, 1757

The New Hampshire Gazette

Portsmouth, Rockingham County, New Hampshire

What is this article about?

Letter from Portsmouth dated Feb. 13, 1757, lists British captives taken at Oswego, now held there after retaking or transfer from Canada; all healthy on ship or in hospital, awaiting repatriation.

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Extract of a Letter from Portsmouth, dated Feb. 13, 1757:

Inclosed you have a List of several Carpenters, Sailors, and other Artificers that were taken with me at Oswego, and are now here; some of them were retaken going to France, and others were sent here from Canada. Some of them are on board the Royal-Anne, and some in the Hospital; all in good Health, and are to be sent home by the first Opportunity.

Joseph Gleddon, William Drewry, Henry Codrop, Samuel Spencer, Thomas Lyneal, Daniel Chadwell, James Dawson, Joshua Sprigs, Alexander Ogelby, Philip Peak, William Robinson, Edward Clannon, Joseph Peterson, Zebulon Drew, James Wilson, John Lum.

What sub-type of article is it?

Military Arrival Departure

What keywords are associated?

Oswego Captives Portsmouth Prisoners British Pows Repatriation Seven Years War

What entities or persons were involved?

Joseph Gleddon William Drewry Henry Codrop Samuel Spencer Thomas Lyneal Daniel Chadwell James Dawson Joshua Sprigs Alexander Ogelby Philip Peak William Robinson Edward Clannon Joseph Peterson Zebulon Drew James Wilson John Lum

Where did it happen?

Portsmouth

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Portsmouth

Event Date

Feb. 13, 1757

Key Persons

Joseph Gleddon William Drewry Henry Codrop Samuel Spencer Thomas Lyneal Daniel Chadwell James Dawson Joshua Sprigs Alexander Ogelby Philip Peak William Robinson Edward Clannon Joseph Peterson Zebulon Drew James Wilson John Lum

Outcome

all in good health; to be sent home by first opportunity.

Event Details

List of carpenters, sailors, and artificers captured at Oswego, now in Portsmouth; some retaken en route to France, others sent from Canada; some on board Royal-Anne, some in hospital.

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