Person:Levi Rugg (1)

Levi was a soldier in the revolution in 1776 at Ticonderoga and at Cambridge.

NOTE. Stearn's History of Rindge says: "Levi Rugg taught school in Rindge, N. H., between the years of 1780 and 1800. He was one of the men from Swanzey, N. H., who marched to reenforce the Northern Army in 1776. The bounty the town paid to the soldiers of this regiment was for services at Ticonderoga, time 5 months. He also served 12 days at Cambridge, Mass., in 1776." The Descendants of John Rugg Author: Ellen R. Rugg Call Number: CS71.R3

This book contains the history and genealogy of the Rugg family of Massachusetts.

Bibliographic Information: Rugg, Ellen R. The Descendants of John Rugg. Frederick H. Hitchcock. New York.1911.

1. ↑ Nourse, Henry (Lancaster. MA 1890)
   page 77.
2.   Ellen R Rugg (Frederick H. Hitchcock, Genealogical Publisher New York City).
3.   The Rugg Family from New England Family Gen and Memorial
   page 775.
4. ↑ Latter Day Saints Library source Family Record Achives.
5. ↑ Ellen R Rugg. The Descendents of John Rugge. (Frederick H. Hitchcock, Genealogical Publisher, 105 West Fortieth St., New York City).
6. ↑ Henry A Nourse. Vital Records of Lancaster, Massachusetts, Lancaster, Massachusetts 1645-1850. (Lancaster, Massachusetts, 1890)
   77.