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CLAGHORN, Col. James (b. 1739 Mass. d. 1813 Rutland) 2
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RFLA.SWAN.DOC.2026.04841
Item Name
CLAGHORN, Col. James (b. 1739 Mass. d. 1813 Rutland) 2
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{"page_2": " In the Revolutionary Was, he was a It outenant in 1775, in the regiment known as the \"Green Mountain Boys\" and took part in the capture of. Ticonderoga.\nHis name appears, on\nthe rolls from 1775 to 1782, when the last promotion made him a lieutenant-colonel. ge\n1775,\nHe was elected and Lieut. at Dorset July 22 Major.\nSeth Warner was Lieut. Col.\nSamuel Safford\nHe was one of fourteen lieutenants elected at this meeting He fought a Vt. Rev. Rolls page 815)\nthe Battle of Bennington, August 16, 1777.\nvan at out l no a Rosanent of State Nata\nBurlington records of 1778 show he was Commissioner for sale of confiscated estates o? lories and sold uchan Allen a farm, 150 acres In Burlington, lands of William Marsh, a Tory.\nHe was one of the grantees for the towns of Midalebury and Panton, 1761.\nWas First, Selectman of Rutland in 1777-1779.\nAfter the Battle of Bennington, Lieut. James Claghorn of Rutland counted seven bullet holes in his hat and clothes,,\n( Crookett!s History of Vt. Vol II page 143)\nLise an\nCrocher\nApono Brook\n2P2. Bane\nOrated\nRef:\n\" The Claghorn Familylf page 28 n uVt. Historical Gazetteer,\nVol 3, pg 108021\nTombstone records in Main St. Cemetery, Rutland, Vt.\n\" J.L.\nHeatons Story of Vt. page 7+\"\nSaishu, Cum Hist Collection Vol 2\npy 52\n40 "}
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2026-07-15 20:51:22
Tag Category + Tag
people-seth-warner, veterans-service
Tag Categories
people, veterans
Tags
service, seth-warner
Tag Texts
People: Seth Warner | Veterans: Service
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