References

1. Ten Crucial Days by Larry Kidder

2. Revolutionary Princeton by Larry Kidder (RP)

3. Battle of Princeton by Samuel Steele Smith

4. The Days is Ours by William Dwyer

5. Washington's Crossing by David Hackett Fischer

6. The British Are Coming by Rick Atkinson

7. Road to Assunpink by David Price

8. The Christmas Campaign: The Ten Crucial Days at Trenton and Princeton by Widmer Kimble

9. Battles of Trenton and Princeton by William Stryker

10. PA Archives Second Series Volume 15

11. USRRWSS

12. Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors (MSS)

13. US Rosters of Revolutionary War Soldiers and Sailors

14. Journals/Diaries

15. James Mc Michael Journal (referenced in Fischer and Kidder and in Google Books)

16. Elisha Bostwick Memoir (from William and Mary Quarterly)

17. Thomas Rodney Diary (Google Books)

18. Beale's Revolutionary Experience

19. Journal of John Dewey of the 3rd MA Printed in The Life of George Dewey and Dewey Family History

20. Websites

21. SAR.org

22. DAR.org

23. Founders Online

24. Fold3

25. Google Books

26. Archive.org

27. Ancestry.com

28. FamilySearch.org

29. Virginia Military Dead Database (VDD)

30. National Park Service

31. revwar75.org/libraries (Listing of Rev War Diaries and Journals)

 Notes:

1. David Burton's pension states he was in reserve during the Battle of Princeton.

2. Two Isaac Shermans- Lt. Sherman was at the Battles of T and then later assisted the MA Line.   

3. Private Sherman was not in the battles

4. Please Note that “Shippin” is not related to the Shippen family.

5. John Fleming was unmarried; however, his sister attempted to receive his pension

6. Not clear if Benjamin Mann was present was noted at Trenton

7. SUR MT  - Surgeon's Mate

8. Multiple persons in records with the following names: James Smith, James Thompson, Joseph White, William Young

9. Oliver Jencks carried the colors

10. Fischer refers to a John Neil once. It was probably a typographical error.

11. John Berrien's pension stated he was a spy

12. James Ross was the son of George Ross, signer of the Declaration of Independence

13. William Root, also known as Billa.

14. Peter Salem, an African American soldier fought at Trenton. Reinlisted on Jan.1, 1777, Payroll for Jan. 7 notes "Not joined.

15. Stephen Sutphin was first owned by Guisebert Bogard who sold him to be a substitute for Casler Boyer/Bergen

16. Robert/ Prince Green- Analysis used to indicate participation wounded at Monmouth. Mentioned was in many battle before he was 90 yrs old

17. Robert Hopps- Analysis used to indicate participation.  Joined for 6 years prior to the Battle of Princeton

18. Ned Bradley, James James and Philip James are mentioned in Peter Jennings pension.