German Hessian Mercenaries Linked to Frederick County Roots
Two recent publications trace Hessian prisoners from the Revolutionary War era held at Frederick Barracks and city prisons. Nancy Rice Kiddoo documents 182 Hessian troops confined locally, their regiments, marriages, and descendants in Maryland. A University of Oklahoma Press translation by Bruce E Burgoyne presents the Doehla diary of the Bayreuth Regiment, detailing hardships and local towns from Frederick to Littlestown, with notes on British prisoners and the Barracks.
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Nancy Rice Kiddoo
Whippany N.J
Frederick County
Maryland
Pennsylvania German Society
Birdsboro
Lion G. Miles
Agaritisa
Frederick
Miles
Bayreuth
Ansbach
Yorktown
Germany
Eschwege
Hofgeismar
Goettingen
George Ebrecht
Reformed Church
George Abrecht
Kiddoo
George
Magdalena
Middletown
Leach
Darner
Holter
Karn
Pool
Debus
Will
Eichelberger
Stephan Popp
Conrad Engelbrecht
Doehlz
Popp
Doehla
Fredericktown
Shepherdstown
Littlestown
Penoui Pur
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Calvin Schildknecht
News-Post
Middle Germany
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Blentlinger
Engelbrecht
Feage
Fiege
Fraley
Froelich
Hess Hoffman
Kert
Kirschner
Klinehart
Kleinert
Kolb
Lentz
Null
Ostertag
Sayler
Seiler
Straitman
Fogler
Vogler
Zeigler
Georg Ebbrecht
Hessian von Bose Regiment
Gottspueren
Trendelburg
George Avery
George Albrake
George Abracht
Jacob Engelbrecht
Tate
America