New York in the Revolution as Colony and State, Together with Supplement, 2 vols. in 1 ; by James A. Roberts and Frederick G. Mather; Published: 1898, 1901, Reprinted: 1996; softcover; 900 pp. total; 6x9; ISBN 9780806314891; Item GPC4967

Second only to Massachusetts in furnishing troops for the Revolutionary War, New York put at least 43,645 men in the field, all of whom are identified in this work from original muster rolls and payrolls in the State Comptroller's Office, as well as from records concerning regiments of the "Line" in rolls on file in the old War Department in Washington. New York forces were divided into Lines, Levies, and Militias, and these units, combined with men from coastal privateers, totaled 43,645, but if we add the 8,237 men named in the Land Bounty Papers in this second edition, a total force of nearly 52,000 men is arrived at, all of whom are conveniently located in the index to the first volume.

Some three years after the publication of the second edition of New York in the Revolution, the State Comptroller's Office published a second volume, or Supplement, of New York in the Revolution, in effect, a compilation of the documents and records in the Comptroller's Office that were used in compiling the rolls and rosters in the first volume. In the reprint edition that we are now offering, these two scarce volumes have been combined into one, and New York's contribution to the Revolutionary War is finally enshrined in a single, accessible, and affordable volume--one we are confident anyone with an interest in New York history and genealogy will appreciate.

• 1st Regiment
• 2nd Regiment
• 3rd Regiment
• 4th Regiment
• 5th Regiment
• Additional Regiment (Battalion)
• Congress Regiment
• Additional Corps, Green Mountain Boys
• Additional Corps
• Additional Corps
• Artillery, 2nd Regiment
• Artillery, 3rd Regiment
• Artillery, Provincial
• Artillery Regiments
• Cavalry, 2nd Regiment Light Dragoons
• Calvary, 4th Regiment Light Dragoons
• Artificers
• Miners

• Col. John Harper
• Col. Frederick Weissenfels
• Col. William Malcom
• Col. Lewis Dubois, Lt. Col. Brinton Paine
• Col. Morris Graham, Lt. Col. Benjamin Birdsall, Lt. Col. Henry Livingston
• Col. Albert Pawling
• Col. Marinus Willett, Lt. Col. John McKinstry
• Independent Corps of 1,000 Men

• Albany County
• 1st Regiment
• 2nd Regiment
• 3rd Regiment
• 4th Regiment
• 5th Regiment
• 6th Regiment
• 7th Regiment
• 8th Regiment
• 9th Regiment
• 10th Regiment
• 11th Regiment
• 12th Regiment
• 13th Regiment
• 14th Regiment
• 15th Regiment
• 16th Regiment
• 17th Regiment
• Charlotte County
• Company of Minute Men
• Cumberland County
• Dutchess County
• 2nd Regiment
• 3rd Regiment
• 4th Regiment
• 5th Regiment
• 6th Regiment
• 7th Regiment
• Associated Exempts
• Associated Exempts
• Regiment of Minute Men
• Rangers
• Orange County
• 1st Regiment
• 2nd Regiment
• 3rd Regiment
• 4th Regiment
• Associated Exempts
• Suffolk County
• 1st Regiment of Minute Men
• 3rd Regiment of Minute Men
• Regiment of Minute Men
• Tryon county
• 1st Regiment
• 2nd Regiment
• 3rd Regiment
• 4th Regiment
• 5th Regiment
• Battalion of Minute Men
• Associated Exempts
• Rangers
• Rangers
• Rangers
• Ulster County
• 1st Regiment
• 2nd Regiment
• 3rd Regiment
• 4th Regiment
• Independent Company
• Light Horse
• Rangers
• Westchester County
• 1st Regiment
• 2nd Regiment
• 3rd Regiment
• 4th Regiment
• Associated Exempts
• Separate Exempts
• Miscellaneous Organizations
• Col. John Lasher’s Regiment
• Col. John Nicholson’s Regiment
• Col. Cornelius D. Wynkoop’s Regiment
• Maj. John Wheelock’s Independent Company
• Ens. John Fondey, Jr.’s Party
• Capt. John A. Bradt’s Rangers
• Capt. John Reilay’s Rangers

• The Several Organizations are referred to (by page) above, in the order of their respective counties.

• Privateers

• Sundry Persons whose service is evidenced by original documents and manuscripts on file in the office of the State Comptroller, but whose names are not found on the papers of any of the regular organizations
• Pensioners and Applicants for Pensions
• Contents of the Volumes of Original Documents in the office of the State Comptroller
• General Index, Explanations

• The Army
• The Calling Out of the Militia
• Courts-Martial
• Deserters
• The Pay of the Militia
• The Pay of the Continental Army
• Bounties
• Pensions
• American Prisoners of War
• Hospitals
• The Indians
• Fortifications
• The Secret Committee
• The Chains Across the Hudson River
• Military Roads
• Military Stores
• Cannon
• Muskets
• Lances
• Powder
• Flints
• Lead
• Flags
• Horses
• Forage
• Clothing
• The Commissary of Congress
• The Flax Committee
• Shoes and Stockings
• The State Clothier
• The Commissioners of Clothing
• Uniforms
• Provisions
• The Commissary of Congress
• Spirits
• Pork
• Beef
• Tea
• Peas
• Grain
• Flour
• Bread
• Salt
• Privateers
• The Marine Committee
• Ships

• The Judiciary
• Courts and Judges
• The Legislative
• The Provincial Congress
• First
• Second
• Third
• Forth (or Convention)
• Aid to the Families of Soldiers
• The Poor who came out of the City of New York
• The Poor and Distresses Inhabitants
• The Refugees from Long Island to Connecticut
• The Committee of Safety
• The Refractory Militia
• The County Committees
• The Councils of Safety
• The New Haven Convention
• The Legislatures
• First Session
• Second Session
• Third Session
• Forth Session
• Fifth Session
• Sixth Session
• The Continental Congress
• The Executive
• The Governor
• Account of Gov. Clinton
• Entertainments
• Pledges by the State
• The Temporary Government in the Southern District
• The Council of Appointment
• The Private Secretary
• The Lieutenant-Governor
• The Attorney-General
• The Secretary of State
• The Auditor-General
• Claims Against the State
• Claims for Damages by the Enemy
• Claims of the State against the United States
• Specie Requisitions
• The Treasurer
• The Subscription Rolls
• The Loan Office
• Taxation
• The Surveyor-General
• The Census
• Land Bounty Rights
• The Executive Bodies
• The State Agent
• The Assistant State Agent
• The Committee for Conspiracies
• The Commissioners of Conspiracies
• The Disaffected, Suspected and Tories
• Disturbance in the Counties of Albany and Dutchess
• British Prisoners of War
• The Fleet Prison
• Prisoners sent to other States
• The Commissioners of Sequestration
• Claims for Damages by the American Army
• Estates Confiscated
• The Commissioners of Specie
• The Commissioners of Forfeitures
• Estates Forfeited

• Title pages of the fifty-two volumes of original documents in the office of the comptroller
• Index of names