The Last Muster Archives - Maureen Taylor

A Revolutionary Trio: Molly Ferris Akin

An old Akin Family Association newsletter story mentioned Molly Ferris Akin. Did the young Quaker woman really sneak into the British encampment and fire a musket? If so, then she

A Revolutionary Trio: Molly Ferris Akin

An old Akin Family Association newsletter story mentioned Molly Ferris Akin. Did the young Quaker woman really sneak into the British encampment and fire a musket? If so, then she

A Revolutionary Trio: Agrippa Hull

Stockbridge, Massachusetts. It's a picturesque town in the Berkshires. It is home to the Norman Rockwell Museum and where the sculptor Daniel Chester French once lived. It is also where

A Revolutionary Trio: Eleazer Blake

Fitzwilliam and Rindge, New Hampshire are lovely towns situated on country roads. A blurry picture of Revolutionary War veteran, Eleazer Blake led me there. I arrived with Vermissima Productions on

Party for New York’s Men of Revolution

Several years ago, I came across a notice in New-Hampshire Patriot and State Gazette for August 28, 1845 for a reunion of Revolutionary War veterans taking place in New York

An Inspirational Man–Benson J. Lossing

Benson J. Lossing was a man of many talents including watchmaking, writing and engraving, but it was his sense of history that brought him nineteenth century fame. He felt that

Shot Heard ‘Round the World

In celebration of Patriots' Day, here is a video featuring work from The Last Muster Project. https://vimeo.com/209787042 I have put together a free download of 5 Revolutionary War-Related Activities that you

Where are the Ladies?

For almost twenty years I've looked for images of individuals who lived during the American Revolution and that survived into the age of photography. While many more women than men

Looking for the Revolutionary War Generation In Your Family Photos

For more than a dozen years I've been on a quest to find all known photographs of the individuals who witnessed the American Revolution first-hand. There are two volumes of

Oldest Living Revolutionary Widows

As of June 30, 1898 five women appeared on the pension rolls as widows of Revolutionary War soldiers. Esther Damon of Plymouth Union, Vermont age 84 Nancy Jones of Jonesboro,

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