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Benjamin Hickox
b.22 Aug 1736 Durham, Middlesex, Connecticut, United States
d.2 Nov 1825 Syracuse, Onondaga, New York, United States
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m. 17 Sep 1760
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"On Nov. 8, 1776, Campton, New Hampshire, Benjamin Hickox enlisted in Captain Benjamin Stone's Company of the 3rd New Hampshire Regiment. He was commissioned as a 1st Lieutenant. For 6 months, he recruited men to enlist in the 3rd New Hampshire Regiment. In June 1777, he was mustered to Ft. Ticonderoga. In June 1777, he was arrested at Ft. Ticonderoga, cashiered and deserted to the enemy." (Find a Grave) 1st Lieutenant of 3rd Regiment N. H. -- Cashiered 20 Jun 1777 -- deserted to the enemy. Source: "Historical Register of Officers of the Continental Army During the War of the Revolution .." google books --- page 219 Arrested as a British sympathizer & "traytor". Deserted to British @ Ft. Ticonderoga & probably transported to Canada. Lt. Benjamin saw no combat and spent time recruiting in NH from Nov. to June before he was cashiered and deserted at Ft. Ticonderoga on June 20. "Returned to NY as a traitor with American POW's on Ship "Andrew" w-Captain Gier. Source: Transcribed from: National Archives Micropublication 246, Roll 135, Item 4 (Prisoners of War), #7 [posted on ancestry.com 2006] 3 March 1778: Oath of Allegiance to New Hampshire. Name listed on Oath of Allegiance Document 1778 Exeter, Rockingham, New Hampshire, United States Moved from Massachusetts to Onondaga Hill, New York. (Information from memorial on findagrave.com for youngest child: Charlotte Hickox Granger) Benjamin and Huldah had 12 children. References
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