A detailed roster of Rhode Island soldiers and sailors who served during King George's War (1740–1748).
This edition lists ranks, units, privateers, and ships, offering a window into Rhode Island’s colonial defense efforts.
The book arranges names and roles in a way that helps researchers, genealogists, and history readers trace who served, where they served, and in what capacity. It focuses on individuals tied to Rhode Island, highlighting the breadth of military activity in New England during the era.
- Discover the range of ranks and positions, from captains and lieutenants to gunners, mates, and quartermasters.
- See references to specific ships and privateers, along with the campaigns and postings linked to Louisbourg and other colonial fronts.
- Get a tangible sense of local participation in a wider war, including guard duty, fortifications, councils of war, and sea service.
- Use the compiled lists to support family history research or broader studies of colonial military organization.
Ideal for readers of Rhode Island history, early American warfare, and genealogical research seeking names and service details from the era.