Mifflin,  Thomas,  aid-de-camp,  June  20,  1775,  and  quarter-mas-
ter general,  July,  1775;  promoted  brigadier  general  May  16,
1776.
Reed,  Josef)h,  aid-de-camp,  June  20,  1775,  and  secretary,  July
4,  1775,  to  May  16,  1776;  commissioned  adjutant  general  of
United  States  Army,  June  5,  1776;  promoted  brigadier  gen-
eral March  i2,  1777;  refused  to  accept;  subsequently  Presi-
dent of  the  State  of  Pennsylvania;  died  at  Philadelphia,
March  5,  1785,  aged  forty-four.
Moylan,  Stephen,  quarter-master  general,  June  5,  1776;  pro-
moted colonel  Of  cavalry  January  8,  1777;  promoted  briga-
dier general  by  brevet  September  30,  1783.
Tilghman,  Tench,  from  captain  in  the  flying  camp,  August  — ,
1776,  aid-de-camp  and  secretary;  promoted  lieutenant  col-
onel April  1,  1777;  died  at  Baltimore,  April  18,  1786,  aged
forty-tw^o.
Deputy  Commissary  Generals.
Taylor,  John  M.,  resided  in  Philadelphia  in  1833,  aged  eighty-
two;   aid-de-camp  to  Major  Gen.  Thomas  Mifflin.
Keene,  Lawrence,  captain,  1777.
Aides-de-camp  to  Major  General  Arthur  St.  Ciair.
Keene,  Lawrence,  captain  of  Eleventh  Penn'a,  temporary,  vice
Giles,  captured,  August  5,  1779.
Macpberson,  William,  major,  January  31,  1780;  died  near  Phila-
delphia in  1813.
Dunn,  Isaac  Budd,  captain  Third  Penn'a,  April  25,  1781.
Aides-de-camp  to  General  Anthony  Wayne.
Fishbourne,  Benjamin,  captain  of  Fourth  Penn'a.
Lennox,   David,   major,   formerly   captain   in   Third   battalion,
May  15,  1778-1779.
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Archer,  Henry  W.,  volunteer  aid,  1778-1779.  He  was  an  Eng-
lishman, educated  in  a  military  school;  arrived  in  Phila-
delphia, October  23,  1778,  and  joined  the  army  as  a  volun-
teer, October  2,  1784,  appointed  lieutenant  of  Northampton
county.
Aides-de-camp  to  Gen'I  Wm.  Irvine.
Kose,  John,  Lieut.  ?,d  Penn"a  Reg't;  also  surgeon.
Aides-de-Camp  to  Major  General  Horatio  Gates.
tewart,  Walter,  captain  Third  Penn'a  battalion,  May  26,  177G;
promoted  colonel  of  Penn'a  State  battalion  June  17,  1777.
See  Thirteenth  regiment.
