Samuel Lovering

Occupation in 1714 in Rated at Exeter, NH. Posted surity bond for Mr.John Marsh in 1715. Samuel saw service in the French and Indian warein 1710 when he enlisted and was on the Muster Roll of Col. Hilton'sgarrison (see also Ebenezer). Assigned on July 3, 1710 to Capt.Nicholas Gilman of Exeter for scouting duty after winter march toFryeburg, ME. In 1748, he did scout duty for Capt. Foster's(Suncook) Co. and guard duty June 6-July 5, 1752, paid L2.11s.6p. OnSept 8, 1755, enlisted in 6tgh Co. (Elisha Sweet, Capt., Peter Gilman,Col.) of 2nd Regiment of 300 men after Blanchard's attempt to get fromFort No. 4 Charlestown, NH to Crown Point, NY (Gilman was from Exeter)Sept 19-Dec 11 this Rgmt. marched to Albany by way of Fort No. 4 butwas in no active service. (DAL note: This was probably not the sameSamuel) Probate warrant, Surity, Account of Estate by SamuelLovering in behalf of his wife Sarah, formerly widow of Edward Sewall1717. Will of Samuel Stevens 1735. Lovering Mountain inStewartstown, NH may have been named for this Samuel. Married widowSarah Stevens Sewall in 1717 in Exeter, NH. (William Lovering)