DOCUMENTS
Judge of the Probate of Wills, and for granting Letters of Administration on the Estates of Persons deceased...To Mrs. Hannah Bond Widow and William Bond yeoman 1768 September 27
In Provincial Congress, at Watertown, April 23, 1775. Resolved, that the following Establishment of Forces now immediately to be raised for the Recovery and Preservation of our undoubted Rights and Liberties, be as follows… 1775 April 23
Orders from the Committee of Safety, Cambridge, to Capt John Stratton to enlist 56 men for the Massachusetts Service 1775 April 24
In Provincial Congress Watertown May 19, 1775. Resolved. That Colonel Bond be and hereby is directed to appoint a Guard of six men to escort Lady Frankland to Boston... 1775 May 19
In Provincial Congress. Watertown, June 8, 1775. Whereas it is necessary to have as soon as may be, a Return of the Number and Equipments of the forces raised by this Colony... 1775 June 8
In Provicial Congress, Watertown, June 10, 1775. Resolved, That each Soldier shall have the following Allowance per Day... 1775 June 10
In Provincial Congress, Watertown, June 16th, 1775. As it has pleased almighty God in his Providence to suffer the Calamities of an unnatural War... 1775 June 16
List of men "Belongin [sic] to my Company" 1775 June 26
A List of Officers in the Regiment where of Thomas Gardner Esq. late of Cambridge Deceased was Colonel 1775 July 6
Instructions for the Officers of the several Regiments of the Massachusetts-Bay Forces, who are immediately to go upon the Recruiting Service 1775 July 10
A Return of the Number and Name of Men in the late Col. Gardner Regt. that are expert in manging [sic] whale boats in the folowing [sic] companies 1775 July 17
Appointment of John Jones to the rank of first sergeant under Captain Moses Whiting, signed by General William Heath 1775 August 14
A Return of the Regiment in the Service of The United Colonies of North America 1775 August 30
To the Hon. Gen. Assembly of the Colony of the Massachusetts Bay, now sitting at Watertown. The Humble Petition of Lt. Col. William Bond of the 37th Reg. of Foot in the Continental Army 1775 September 25
A Return of the Number of Officers and Soldiers that has Engaged or Enlisted in the 37th Regiment in the Continental Army; and A Return of the Field, Commiss., and Staff Officers in the 37 Reg. of the Foot together with the Vacancies therein 1775 October 16
Letter to Brigadier General Green from the commissioned officers of the 37th Regiment of Foot discontinuing service for lack of commissions and appointments 1775 October 18
A Return of Capt Abner Crafts Comp. in the 37 Reg 1775 November 2
List of Field Officers in the Continental Army as stated By a Board of Gen. Officers at Cambridge; and An Abstract of the Pay due to the commissioned staff, officers and soldiers in the 37 Regiment 1775 November 4, 1775 December 28
Proceedings of a Gen. Court martial held in Roxbury by Order of Major Gen. Ward for the tryal of all such Prisoners as should be bro't before the same 1776 January 1
Notification of the adjournment of the Court Martial of which Colonel Bond is president 1776 January 17
Resolution by the House of Representatives of the Massachusetts Bay Colony that discharged officers or soldiers must return arms and cartridge boxes 1776 January 25
Discharge orders for James Richardson for "being a Lazy, Idle Fellow, unwilling to do his Duty, and very much subject to the Poorlys" 1776 March 10
Colonel Bond and the other Field Officers having made and reported the following Arangement [sic] of the Captains in the Twenty Fifth Regiment - I have examined them and approve thereof... 1776 March 15
Orders for Colonel John Stark Commanding the 5th and 25th Regiments of Foot 1776 March 15
Letter, William Bond to Lucy Bond 1776 April 12
List of men to be discharged from Colonel Bond's 25th Regiment 1776 April 17
Letter, William Bond to Lucy Bond 1776 April 20
Letter and orders from General Philip Schuyler, Fort George 1776 May 5
Letter, General George Washington to Major General Sullivan 1776 May 20
Letter, William Bond to Lucy Bond 1776 July 11
Return of Deserters from Col. Wm. Bonds Regt. since Jan 1 1776 1776 July 16
Letter, William Bond to Lucy Bond 1776 August 10
Recommendation of discharge for medical reasons for Thaddeus Willington Trummer and Joseph Eaton, both of Colonel Bond's 25th Regiment 1776 August 16
List of men to be discharged due to illness from Colonel Bond's regiment 1776 August 23-24
An Inventory of Effects left in Camp by Col. William Bond of 25th Rigement [sic] late decesed [sic] as Prised [sic] by Capt. Eagry and Capt. Smith of said Rigmt 1776 September
Letter, Colonel Trumbull to Henry Bond 1833 December 13
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List of field and staff officer appointments circa 1776
List of Field, Staff and Commissioned Officers in the 25th Regiment of Foot circa 1776
A List of the Names and Rank of the Officers of the Twentyfifth Regiment circa 1776
A Return of Capt. Abner Crafts Comp. in Coll. Willm. Bond Reg circa 1776
A Return of Soldiers Names in Capt. Harris' Company who have Stands of New Arms together with the Names of those Officers, non Commissioned Officers and Soldiers who have rec[eived] Arms circa 1776