Person:George Mills (71)

Name^[1]	George Mills
Alt Name^[1]	George Mills, Jr.
Alt Name^[1]	George Mills, 2nd
Gender	Male
Birth^[1]	Bet 1753 and 1758	MassachusettsPossibly in vicinity of Marblehead
Residence^[1]	Abt 1775	Chesterfield, MassachusettsLived with a Mr. Phllips for some time while still young.
Military^[1]	21 Apr 1775	Enlisted as a Private in the Minute Men Company of Captain Robert Webster.
Military^[1]	27 Apr 1775	Upon reorganization of units, became Private in Captain Webster's Company of Colonel (sic?) Fellows' Regiment.
Military^[1]	22 Jul 1775	Dorchester, MassachusettsServed in the fortifications at Roxbury, encamped at Dorchester, during the siege of Boston.
Military^[1]	Sep 1775	Recruited into the Quebec Expedition, joining the Company of Captain Jonas Hubbard.
Military^[1]	31 Dec 1775	Québec, Québec, CanadaIn the group who first assaulted the city on the night of New Years Eve.
Marriage	9 Nov 1788	Northampton, Massachusettsto Martha Gray
Occupation^[1]		Farmer.
Death^[1]	18 Jun 1826	Mills Corners, New YorkPage 23 of source.
Burial^[1]^[2]		Foster Hill Cemetery, Saratoga County, New York

References

↑ ^1.00 ^1.01 ^1.02 ^1.03 ^1.04 ^1.05 ^1.06 ^1.07 ^1.08 ^1.09 ^1.10 ^1.11 ^1.12 Mills, Borden H. (Borden Hicks). George Mills : a soldier of the Revolution: with a genealogy of his descendants. (Albany [New York]: B.H. Mills, 1911).

Most chapters of the text are directly about George Mills. The text contains many threads and the author of the work conducts an analysis which could, in another's hands, come out somewhat differently. Content best consumed through a thorough reading. I've not attempted to recap the substance of the text here.
↑ George Mills, Sr (1754-1826), in Find A Grave.