Credits
The Valley Forge Muster Roll Project is dedicated to the memory of Frank Resavy and Tom McNichol for their years of leadership, energy, commitment and expertise in bringing the Muster Roll Project to fruition.
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The Valley Forge Muster Roll would not exist were it not for the dedicated work of our current and prior volunteers: |
Christina Cassidy Bill Freilich Kay Freilich Bruce Hustis Fran La Penna Bob Lineberger Nancy Loane Brent Mann Paulette Mark Kathy McNichol |
Thomas McNichol Dorothy Misetic Michele Murphy Don Naimoli Mary Lynn Person Christopher Pyne David Resavy Jean Resavy Randy Rice Zenon “Nick” Trivelis |
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| Muster Roll Website Design |
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| John Bradley – Barking Dog Design |
Collection photographs courtesy of Michael Ticcino,
www.mjticcinoimages.com
George C. Neumann Collection, Valley Forge National Historical Park
Canteen and Contents of a Soldiers Haversack: Personal gear such as a pewter plate, folding knife, horn spoon,
wooden cup, flint and steel were carried in the soldier’s haversack.
Powder Horns: Despite the official use of military cartridge boxes, the familiar
powder horn remained very popular among militia and riflemen.
