Moses Bailey 
Moses was born on September 9th, 1769 in Newburyport, Essex County, Massachusetts. He died at the age of 81 on November 15th, 1850.General Notes
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Capt. J. Stickney's Company, Lieut. Col. P. Merrill's Regiment.
From Oct. 7 to Oct. 11, 1814. Service at Newburyport.
RANK AND NAME.
Jacob Stickney, Captain
David Lufkin, Lieutenant
Charles Hodge, Ensign
Samuel Hoyt, Quartermaster
Jeremiah Wheelright, Sergeant
Green Johnson, Sergeant Joseph Buntin, Sergeant
William Bartlet, Sergeant
William Young, Corporal
Joseph Aubin, Corporal
Charles Cok or Cook, Corporal
James Francis, Corporal
David Lake, Musician
John Putnam, Musician Hoel Smith, Musician
Moses Bailey, Musician
Samuel Walter, Musician
Privates.
Adams, H.
Bassett, Christopher
Blanchard, Jeremiah
Privates--Concluded.
Boardman, Thomas
Boddely, John
Brown, Nathan
Coffin, David, Jr.
Couch, John
Cummings, James
Dennis, Amos
Dolo [or Dole], John
Friend, William
Furking, Henry
Gerrish, Enoch
Gerrish, Mayo
Grind, Joseph Hall, Charles
Haskell, David
Haskell, Enoch
Howard, William
Kilborne, George, Jr.
Kilborne, Robert
Knap, Jacob
Knight, Amos
Lattimore, Nicholas
Lawson, William
Livingston, Alexander
Lovell, Joseph
Nathan, Stephen
Norton, William B. Nowell, Silas
Park, Isaac
Parsons, Joseph
Stallard, Thomas
Stone, John
Stover, Joseph
Swasoy [or Swasey], Samuel
Tilton, Daniel
Titcomb, John H.
Titcomb, Jonathan
Toppen, Benjamin, Jr.
Welch, Jonathan C.
Young, John
‌Moses and Carteret were married in a religious ceremony on October 29th, 1792 in Amesbury, Essex, Massachusetts. They had two sons and two daughters, named Richard Sawyer, Richard Sawyer, Judith and Sarah.
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Children
Richard Sawyer Bailey
Richard Sawyer was born on February 6th, 1793 in Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts. He died at the age of 9 on July 3rd, 1802 in Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts.
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