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Exmouth and Newton Abbot Volunteers 1801

Trewman's Exeter Flying Post Thursday, April 16, 1801;
Issue 1957 (Gale Document no Y3200647417)

Transcribed by

Brian Randell

EXMOUTH, April 9, 1801

WE the Officers, Non-Commissioned Officers, and Privates of the SECOND EXMOUTH COMPANY of VOLUNTEERS, do publicly declare our determined Resolution of supporting the Civil Power, in supressing Riots and Tumult, and standing forward in Defence of the Laws of our Country, agreeably to the Oath we have taken.

S.T. Black, Captain
Orlando Lockyer, Lieut.
Joseph Ewen, Serjeant
Philip Muck, Serjeant
James Smith, Serjeant
Wm. Mitchell, Corporal
George Perriam, Corporal
Val. Hurby, Corporal
Henry Bishop, Drummer
Tho. Cruse, 2d, Drummer
Tho. Drullen, Fifer
James Blackmore, Fifer
 
Thomas Bryant
William Baker
Richard Best
Joseph Barrett
Daniel Barrett
Robert Beavis
Jos. Chowne
Tho. Cruse, 1st
Edward Coombe
William Coals
Thomas Chapman
C. Copp
William Dyer
Thomas Ewen
Ph. Evens
William Evans
John Fley
PRIVATES.
John Lifferton
Richard Litten
Jos. Litten
Thomas Gee
John Bishop
Robert Cormant
Francis Hern
William Haynes
Lewis Hill, 1st
Lewis Hill, 2d
Humphrey Long
Jos. Mitchell
James Middleton
John Peller
William Smith
Joseph Stamps
Edward Snow
 
John Stark
Thomas Stark
W. Salter
John Tree
William Webber
Thomas Warren
T. Kimber
W. Marshall
William Rendall
J. Hall
James Knight
John Hagerty
William Hymes
William Pyne
William Tucker
Edward Harris

 

To the Right Honorable the LORD LIEUTENANT, to the MAGISTRATES of the County of Devon, and to Lieut. General SIMCOE, Commander in Chief of His Majesty's Forces within the Western District of this Kingdom.

WE, the Officers, Non-commissioned Officers, and Privates of the NEWTON ABBOT COMPANY of VOLUNTEER INFANTRY, animated by the purest and most loyal Affections for our Sovereign and our Country, take this Opportunity of declaring it to be our most solemn Resolution, collectively and individually to support the Laws of this Realm; and of offering as well our unlimited Servces to suppress all riotous and unlawful Assemblies, collected for any Purpose whatsoever.

Thomas Babb, Captain
William Mortimer, First Lieutenant
John Hugo, 2d Lieutenant
Peter Gaye, Serjeant
Thos. Pinsent, Serjeant
Charles Adams, Serjeant
Jno. Brown, Corporal
Saml. Margary, Drummer
William Vinning, Drummer
John Wills, Drummer
Abrm. Holditch
Jno. Beazley
R. Bearne
Wm. Lambel[?]
Wm. Crews
Jno. Burges[?]
William Gribble
Joseph Hannafor
J.M. Collings
Jno. Tordell
Richd. Wotten
Moses Warren
Chas. skinner
John. Crossman
Wm. Pike
Wm. Major's Signature to
   go to any Part of his Ma-
   jesty's Dominions
Geo. Major
Thos. Drake
Joseph Martin
Wm. Mardon
Thos. Lake
Thos. Mann
Geo. Millman
John Major
Wm. Parker
James Clock
Humphry Mills
John Doberll
Jno. Caunter
Charles Prowse
Wm. Prowse
Wm. Brown
James Passmore
John Wight, Junr.
John Wight, senr.
Edwd. Snelling
Thos. Way
George Williams
Rob. Symons
John Williams
Wm. Wotton
Jno. Wotton
Elias Warren
Jno. Warren
James Ridgway
Chr. Patten
George Prowse
Jno. Pooke
Samuel Webber
Wm. Richardson
Jno. Strod[?]
John Wills
George Brock
John Warnett[?]