Captain Cone's Muster Roll

This information was sent in by an "unknown" contributor, who chose not to be named. You know who you are and THANK YOU!  "Rolls of Connecticut Men in the French & Indian Wars" Vol. 1, p. 202 (Militia Companies) CAPT. CONE'S COMPANY Capt. Daniel Cone [of East Haddam] Captain John Chamberlain [of Colchester] Lieutenant John McCall [of Millington on East Haddam] Lieutenant Ephraim Fuller, Ensign   Colony of Connecticut to Capt. Daniel Cone and the Company under his command in Col. Jonathan Trumbles Regiment foe there [sic] Service and the time of Alarm for Relief of   Eleazr Braynard Serj. Stephen Gardner Clerk Willm Dodge Corp. Eillm Welch " Danl Warner Corp. Elijah Kilborn Drum. Jno Church " Benjn Fuller " Timo Parsivel Serj. Elijh Ackley Corp. David Wiley Timo Cone Timo Northam Stephn Spencer Frederick Spencer Ezekiel Crocker John Hungerford Jon Shaw Edmund Marsh Elishil Booge Jos Beckwith Christn Holmes Leml Willey Danl Williams Thos Knowlton Willm Akins Silvn Youngs Jared Braynard Benja Olcott Nathanl Ackley Sterling Graves James Bouge Steph. Chapman Asahel Taylor Thos Webb Michael Scovel Heze Usher James Sparrow Isaac Tatton Alex Stewart Saml Dodge Jno Tenant Jonth Harris James Forsyth Jonah Chapman James Ransome Elisha Chapman Jonth Gilbert Rufus Randel Asa Jones Thos Brooks James Rogers Chritr Minor Jno Hambleton Danl Fuller Abrm Ackley Nathan Beebe Arter AScovel Danl Emmons Jno Sheperson Ebner Smith Ruben Cone Levi Gates Willm Markum Elisha Beckwith Nathl Taylo   Each of the above names served fifteen days, from Aug. 9 to Aug 24, 1757. Joseph Parker served 9 days, Eli Warner served 8 days. Amos Rothburn, Thos Cowdry and Roswell Knowlton served 7 days. 62 of the above named rode horses from East Haddam. Elisha Johnson, James Forsyth, Thomas Jones, Caleb Beebe, Nathl Sparrow, Ebr Cook and Eliakm Spencer each 7 days; Robert Hungerford and Christo Holmes each 3 days to bring back horses. [State Library, War 7,9] A roll of the Company Under the Command of Capt. Daniel Cone Belonging to the 12th. Regiment Under the Command of Col. Jonathan Trumbull, Esq. [Connecticut Hist. Society]