Dorand, Richard - Revision history

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Betty: Betty moved page Richard Dorand to Dorand, Richard

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==Birth==
Richard Dorand was born on March 1, 1749 in Kildare County, Ireland

==Military==
In 1781 Richard enlisted as a Private to serve under Captain Benjamin Whitney in the Vermont Troops. He marched from Westminster through Chestertown and Haverhill to Newbury, Vermont and to Royalton when it was burned by the Indians. He served for more than two months after that and was discharged . He again volunteered in the Vermont Troops in the same year or the following year and served again under Captain Whitney for two more months and returned home. He again enlisted as a Sargeant and was promoted to Corporal. He also served as a minute man for more than three years during the war and held himself in readiness to serve his adopted country whenever and where ever he was needed.

==Marriage & Children==

He came to Knox New York to obtain a better livelihood and living near his wife and children.

==Death==
He died on August 25, 1835 at Knox. His burial site has not been discovered.

==Obituary==

==Additional Research Notes==

==Additional Media==
Richard’s Revolutionary War Pension File
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 Richard Dorand Family living in Westminster, Vermont, in 1790,
 according to the census of that date, with two males under sixteen,
-amd five females. '''Richard Dorand was a veteran of the Revolution-
+amd five females. '''Richard Dorand was a veteran of the Revolutionary War and applied for a pension in 1832. He asked that it be sent to him in Albany County, New York, as he vas moving there to be linear his wife and family. His application states that he was born in County Kildare, Ireland, March 1, 1749. He was 83 at this time and is not listed among the pensioners of 1840.'''
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 ==Birth==
 Richard Dorand was born on March 1, 1749 in Kildare County, Ireland
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 ==Military==
 In 1781 Richard enlisted as a Private to serve under Captain Benjamin Whitney  in the Vermont Troops.  He marched from Westminster through Chestertown and Haverhill to Newbury, Vermont and to Royalton when it was burned by the Indians.  He served for more than two months after that and was discharged .  He again volunteered in the Vermont Troops in the same year or the following year and served again under Captain Whitney for two more months and returned home.  He again enlisted as a Sargeant and was promoted to Corporal.  He also served as a minute man for more than three years during the war and held himself in readiness to serve his adopted country whenever and where ever he was needed.
 ==Marriage & Children==
+Richard Dorand  came to Knox New York to obtain a better livelihood and living near his wife and children. He married Susanna ( – 1835). Their children were:<ref name="ANC">www.Ancestry.com</ref>
 *Peter Dorand (1780 – 1855)
 *Richard Dorand (1783 – 1805)

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 THE WHIPPLES AND CHAFFEES OF ALLEGANY COUNTY, NEW YORK

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 ==Marriage & Children==
-He  came to Knox New York to obtain a better livelihood and living near his wife and children.
+He  came to Knox New York to obtain a better livelihood and living near his wife and children. He married Susanna ( – 1835). Their children were:<ref name="ANC">www.Ancestry.com</ref>
+*Peter Dorand (1780 – 1855)
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 ==Obituary==
 ==Additional Research Notes==
+'''New York, Genealogical Records, 1675-1920 about Richard Dorand<ref name="ANC">www.Ancestry.com</ref><br>'''
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