Military Monday REVOLUTIONARY WAR - Zadock Ingell

Zadock Ingell is my 5th Great Grandfather on my Appleby side.  He fought in the Revolutionary War.  He was born  May 1759 in Taunton, MASS and Died December 1832 in Chester, MASS.  His family was in America back in the 1600's. They were in the Plymouth and Bristol Colonies.   He was married to Christina Bell who's family line comes from Ireland.
 

Zadock's death record

This is the 1790 Census from Chester, MA.  You can see Zadock Ingell, and other members of the family are the Bell's and Campbell's as well.

He enlisted in the Revolutionary War in 1776 in  Taunton, MA .  I have several papers from the pension files and such verifying he was enlisted.  They are difficult to read the writing but very interesting read.

I found this information in a book outlining his service:

Source: THE GENEALOGY & HISTORY OF THE INGALLS FAMILY IN AMERICA

 from Geneologylibrary.com

INGELL, ZADOCK, private, Taunton, Capt. Joshua Wilbore's

     company, Col. John Hathaway's regiment; service 23

     days at Rhode Island; company drafted from Taunton,

     Raynham and Easton, in April, 1777; also Capt. Joshua

     Wilbore's company, Col. Josiah Whitney's regiment; service

     1 month, 23 days; company marched from Taunton

     to Providence; roll made up for bounty, agreeable

     to resolve of April, 1777 and sworn to at Taunton, Sept.

     23, 1777; also list of men who went with Capt. Edward

     Blake Sept. 28, 1777 to serve for 1 month on a secret

     expedition; reported hired by Elijah Knap; also private,

     Capt. Edward Blake's company; service 16 days at

     Rhode Island; reported enlisted Oct. 15, 1777; company

     marched from Taunton Sept. 29, 1777, under command

    of Col. George Williams' on a secret expedition and was

     discharged Oct. 29, 1777 by General Spencer; also

     private Capt. Ebenezer Dean's company, Col. Thomas

     Carpenter's regiment; service 1 mo. 4 days; company

     marched from Taunton to Rehoboth thence to Bristol,

     thence to Providence and thence home; roll dated Nov.

     5, 1777; also private, Capt. Ichabod Wade's (light infantry)

     company, Col. George William's regiment; service

     16 days; company stationed at Tiverton, Oct. 7,

     1777; roll sworn to at Rehoboth.

Grave information:

Abstract of Graves of Revolutionary Patriots 

about Zadok Ingell 

Name: Zadok Ingell 

Cemetery: Priv cem 

Location: Fam Farm, Chester MA 50 

Reference: Abstract of Graves of Revolutionary Patriots, Vol.2, p.  Serial: 11507; Volume: 6