Veteran of the American Revolutionary War
Contributor: Charles Boetsch (48409474)
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Jedediah Rogers
Suggested edit: He may be the Lieutenant Jedediah Rogers of the 2nd Continental Dragoons who was a principal officer leading the successful attack on Fort Slongo, Long Island, NY in 1781. That operation was orchestrated under Major Lemuel Trescott who, in turn, was a subaltern under the famous Colonel Benjamin Talmadge, Washington's spy master.
Contributor: Dale B. (49198352)
Contributor: Charles Boetsch (48409474)
from another member:
Jedediah Rogers
Suggested edit: He may be the Lieutenant Jedediah Rogers of the 2nd Continental Dragoons who was a principal officer leading the successful attack on Fort Slongo, Long Island, NY in 1781. That operation was orchestrated under Major Lemuel Trescott who, in turn, was a subaltern under the famous Colonel Benjamin Talmadge, Washington's spy master.
Contributor: Dale B. (49198352)
Veteran of the American Revolutionary War
Contributor: Charles Boetsch (48409474)
from another member:
Jedediah Rogers
Suggested edit: He may be the Lieutenant Jedediah Rogers of the 2nd Continental Dragoons who was a principal officer leading the successful attack on Fort Slongo, Long Island, NY in 1781. That operation was orchestrated under Major Lemuel Trescott who, in turn, was a subaltern under the famous Colonel Benjamin Talmadge, Washington's spy master.
Contributor: Dale B. (49198352)
Contributor: Charles Boetsch (48409474)
from another member:
Jedediah Rogers
Suggested edit: He may be the Lieutenant Jedediah Rogers of the 2nd Continental Dragoons who was a principal officer leading the successful attack on Fort Slongo, Long Island, NY in 1781. That operation was orchestrated under Major Lemuel Trescott who, in turn, was a subaltern under the famous Colonel Benjamin Talmadge, Washington's spy master.
Contributor: Dale B. (49198352)
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