1708-1861

Name	War	Place/Date of Birth	Place/Date of Death	Service	Lineage
Abraham Annis	Queen Anne's	Aug 16, 1668, Newbury, MA	Haverhill, NH	Served several periods of military duty during the Queen Ann's War (1708-1709), and is on the muster rolls of Captain Thomas Noyes. It is also recorded that he was paid 18 shillings by Lieutenant Caleb Moody for services during a scouting expedition to Haverhill, Massachusetts between August 18-31, 1708.	Son of Cormac Annis 1638-1717
Aquila Annis	Queen Anne's	Jun 14, 1694, Newbury, MA	Unknown	The only known record of this son of Joseph Annis is a muster roll which lists him under the command of Captain Thomas Noyes during the Queen Anne's War. He is not mentioned in the Wills of his grandparents, and there is no record of any descendants.	Joseph, Cormac Annis
Daniel Annis	Garrison Duty	Dec 1, 1711, Newbury, MA	Warner, NH	He was assigned, among others, in 1746, "to man the garrison near Captain Ebenezer Eastman's.	Abraham, Cormac Annis
John Annis	French and Indian	May 1, 1770, Newbury, MA	Newbury, MA	While residing at Bradford in 1748 he was mustered under Captain Goffe for scouting against the Indians. During that period of the French and Indian War, Bradford and Haverhill, Massachusetts, as well as many other frontier settlements, were under constant threat, and raiding parties of Native Americans, sanctioned and encouraged by the French, were a common occurrence.	Abraham, Cormac Annis
John Annis	Garrison Duty	July 1732		John was listed in the Company of Captain Fletcher at Cushing, ME in 1755, and later he is recorded as a mariner and ship's captain.	Son of Andrew Annis
Samuel Annis	Garrison Duty	1746 Boston, MA	Goffstown, NH	Samuel is listed in the Company of Captain Henry Young Brown from April 1761 to February 1763	Son of Samuel Annis
William Annis	French and Indian	Unknown	Unknown	Listed on muster roll Captain Charles Bulkeley's Company of Rangers from June 24 1758 to August 24, 1758, inclusive. Captain Bulkeley served first in Phineas Osgood's Company in their expedition to Nova Scotia, and later in Robert Roger's Rangers. He was killed by the Indians near Rogers Rock, on Lake George, on March 13, 1758, and forty-seven of his men with him.	Source: A Battle Fought on Snowshoes

Name	Birth Place	Place of Death	Service Record	Lineage
Abraham Annis 1759-1777	Newbury, MA	Reported killed in action at the Battle of Saratoga, Oct 7, 1777.	Enlisted Captain Wiley's Company, Colonel Jackson's Regiment, term to expire Jan 1, 1780.	Abraham, Abraham, Cormac Annis
Isaac Annis 17__-1780	Massachusetts	Reported that he died Oct 16, 1780.	Enlisted Oct 31, 1779 in Captain Nathaniel Gage's Company, Colonel Sprout's Regiment for 2 months; enlisted Jan 1, 1780 in Captain J. Pray's Company, Colonel Sprout's Regiment	Unknown
John Annis 1732-1781	Maine	Killed in action at sea	Born in Marblehead, MA. Privateer - Killed in action against the British Fleet. John was listed in the Company of Captain Fletcher at Cushing in 1755, and later he is recorded as a mariner and ship's captain. He removed to, and settled at, Warren, Maine on April 17, 1779. John used his skills as a mariner and Ship's Captain aboard the sloop "Industry" for the fledgling American Navy during the Revolution, serving as a privateer. He was shot and killed by the British, and for his service and sacrifice during the Revolution, his family was relieved from taxes, for a time, by a vote of the citizens of Warren, Maine.	Andrew Annis

Name	State	Military Unit and Informatiom	Notes and Lineage
John William Annis	Pennsylvania	Lieutenant of Artillery Pennsylvania Militia. Wounded and taken prisoner at Bristol, Apr 17, 1778	Died October 10, 1795
Phineas Annis - 1753-1801	Massachusetts	Drummer, Colonel Bridge's Regiment "Minuteman", Captain Walker's Company, Bridge's Regiment. Wounded at Bunker (Breed's) Hill	Ezra, John, Abraham, Cormac Annis

James Annis - 1762-1840	Massachusetts	"Fought throughout the war, serving his time in the American navy. He was taken prisoner, and landed in the south of France. In returning he was again taken prisoner and reached New Foundland where he took passage for Liverpool, Nova Scotia about the year 1785.	Thomas Charles Annis
John Annis - 1736- ?	Massachusetts	Enlisted Mar 10, 1777 in Captain Moses Greenleaf's Company, Colonel Benjamin Tupper's regiment. Reported taken prisoner at Hubleton on Jul 7, 1777	John, Abraham, Cormac Annis
John William Annis	Pennsylvania	Lieutenant of Artillery Pennsylvania Militia. Wounded and taken prisoner at Bristol, Apr 17, 1778	Unknown

Abraham Annis	New Jersey	Served as a teamster in Captain Beatty's Team Brigade	Unknown
Benjamin Annis - 1758-1844	Massachusetts	Enlisted in Captain Grosh's Company, 7th Maryland Regiment, Continental Line, 1777-1780	Rolfe, John, Abraham, Cormac Annis
Charles Annis - 1738-1812	Massachusetts	Enlisted in Captain James Perry's Company, Colonel Sargent's Regiment and marched to Breed's Hill to fight in the "Battle of "Bunker Hill", Jun 16, 1775; enlisted Sep 13, 1777 in Captain Stephen Russell's Company, Colonel Samuel Bullard's Regiment, discharged Nov 30, 1777 with 3 months service with General Warner's Brigade in the Northern Department	John, Abraham, Cormac Annis
Daniel Annis	Pennsylvania	Served in Captain William McMullin's Company, 1777	Unknown
Ebenezer Annis - 1746-1819	Massachusetts	Private, Captain Barnabas Dodge's Company, Colonel Samuel Gerrish's Regiment, Aug 1, 1775; Captain William Pearson's Company (3rd), Jan 20, 1776, Discharged Nov 18, 1776	Isaac, Isaac, Cormac Annis
Ezra Annis - 1726-1818	Massachusetts	"Minuteman", enlisted Apr 19, 1775 in Captain Joshua Holt's Company, Colonel Wyman's Regiment; enlisted Dec 19, 1777 in Captain Nathaniel Gage's Company, Colonel Jacob Gerrish's Regiment of Guards, served at Winter Hill, guarding British General Burgoyne's captured troops, discharged Apr 3, 1778	John, Abraham, Cormac Annis
Ezra Annis Jr. - 1754-?	Massachusetts	"Minuteman", enlisted Apr 19, 1775 in Captain Joshua Holt's Company, Colonel Wyman's Regiment	Ezra, John, Abraham, Cormac
Isaac Annis - 1759-1836	Massachusetts	Enlisted June 9, 1779 in Captain Nathaniel Gage's Company, Colonel Johnson's Regiment for nine months; enlisted February 3, 1781 for three years in Captain Simon Larned's Company, Colonel William Shepard's Regiment	Rolfe, John, Abraham, Cormac Annis
Jacob Annis - 1763-1841	Massachusetts	Enlisted in 1780 with Colonel Vose's 1st Massachusetts Regiment, and served until 1783. His pension was granted May 27, 1820 (#17235). Buried at Lewis Burying Ground, Ellery, NY.	Ezra, John, Abraham, Cormac Annis
Jacob Annis - 1741-1812	Massachusetts	Served several periods of military duty during the Revolution, for which he drew a pension.	John, Abraham, Cormac Annis
James Annis - 1743-1829	Massachusetts	"Minuteman", Enlisted Captain Joshua Holt's Company, Colonel Wyman's Regiment; Enlisted Jan 1, 1782 in Colonel Benjamin Tupper's Regiment for one year	John, Abraham, Cormac Annis
James E. Annis	Virginia	Virginia Regiment, Accromack County	Unknown
John Annis - 1736-?	Massachusetts	Enlisted Captain Moses Greenleaf's Company, Colonel Benjamin Tupper's Regiment Mar 10 1777- Dec 31, 1779; reported taken prisoner Jul 7, 1777 at Hubelton.	John, Abraham, Cormac Annis
John Annis - 1764-1839	Massachusetts	On Apr 2, 1780, at the age of 16, he served with Captain Clark's Company, Colonel Tupper's Regiment, and according to his pension application (#20629), dated Oct 12, 1832, he was at West Point in May 1780, Tappon in the Fall of 1780, where he witnessed the execution of the British spy, Major John Andre, and returned to West Point for winter quarters (1780-1781). It was here that he reported seeing General George Washington, Baron Von Stuben, and General Lafayette. He was discharged in January 1781 at West Point. In May 1782 he enlisted again under Lt. Israel Morey at Orford, VT, than in New Hampshire, and served in Captain Lovell's Company, Colonel Bailey's regiment. His service here included skirmishes with hostile Canadian Indians while on frontier duty.	Ezra, John, Abraham, Cormac Annis
Joseph Annis	New York	Colonel Webster's Regiment, New York State Troops	Unknown
Josiah Annis	New York	Colonel Webster's Regiment, New York State Troops	Unknown
Micajah Annis	Virginia	Virginia Line	Unknown
Michael Annis - 1762-1837	New Hampshire	Private, enlisted at Fort Washington on May 21, 1780, and served with Captain Dearing's Company, New Hampshire Militia. He marched to the defense of Piscataqua Harbor, and received a pension for his service in 1832. Annual Allowance: $36.66 Sums Received: $91.51 Description of service: New Hampshire militia When placed on the pension roll: Oct 15, 1832 Commencement of pension: Mar 4, 1831	Daniel, Daniel, Abraham, Cormac Annis
Samuel Annis - 1745-1828	New Hampshire	Private; age 29; Capt. Samuel Richard's Company, Col. John Stark's Regt.; Bunker Hill; enlisted Apr 23, 1775, Capt. John Parker's Co.; enlisted Aug 2, 1775; Canada Expedition. Source	Samuel, Samuel
Solomon Annis (Annas) 1742- ?	New Hampshire and Maine	Previous to the War of Independence, Solomon was on the roll of Captain Marston's Company at Crown Point on Sep 30, 1762, but the following year he was building his house at Warner, New Hampshire. He removed to Lincoln County, ME in 1769, where he was married, and returned to Warner, where his children were born. Solomon later returned to Bethel, ME. He served with Captain Patten's regiment during the war.	Daniel, Abraham, Cormac Annis
Solomon Annis - 1765-1830	New Hampshire	Enlisted at Warner, NH on Oct 19, 1781, at the age of 16. He served with Captain Nathaniel Head's company of Colonel Reynolds Regiment. He was also a veteran of the War of 1812 and volunteered to march to the defense of Plattsburg, NY in 1814.	Daniel, Daniel, Abraham, Cormac Annis
Stephen Annis - 1726- ?	Maine	Private, Captain Samuel Sayer's Company, Colonel Scammon's Regiment, Aug 1, 1775; Captain Daniel Merrill's Company, Colonel Brewer's Regiment, Apr 27, 1778	Charles, Abraham, Cormac Annis
Thomas Annis - 1750-c.1809	New Hampshire	Name appears on the "alarms list" of 1775 at Warner, NH, at which time he served as a "night watch" or constable, and he later joined the Continental Army at Warner, NH.	Daniel, Abraham, Cormac Annis
Thomas Annis	North Carolina	Captain in the 3rd Regiment, North Carolina Continental Troops; represented Bladen County, NC in the Provincial Congress, Apr 4, 1776	Unknown

Name	Birth	Death	State	Service	Lineage
Harvey Annis	June 5, 1799	1814	New York	Killed in action, at the age of 15, while serving with the New York militia at Fort Erie. It was reported that his father, John, went to Buffalo, NY to retrieve the body of his son.	John, Ezra, John, Abraham, Cormac Annis

Jacob Annis

1792

1879

New York

Enlisted under Captain Scott at Buffalo, NY. Served with Captain Henry Whiting's Company (23rd or 25th U.S. Infantry) He was one of a number of soldiers who were captured on Oct 13, 1812 by the British while attempting to cross into Canada in two boats during the Battle of Queenston. All of the others, except two, were killed, and Jacob was wounded, taken prisoner, and later released during a prisoner exchange.

Benjamin, Rolfe, John, Abraham, Cormac

Abner Annis	Unknown	Unknown	New York	Private, Roger's Battalion, New York Militia	Unknown
Archibald Annis	Unknown	Unknown	Accomack County, Virgina	Private	Unknown
Curtis Annis	1789	?	Accomack County, Virgina	Private, 99th Regiment (Bagwell's), Virginia Militia	Levi Annis
David Annis	1792	1859	New York	New York State Militia, Captain Joshua Brownwell's Company	Jacob, Ezra, John, Abraham, Cormac Annis
Ellison Annis	1792	1880	Maine	Sergeant, 2 Regiment (Ulmer's) Massachusetts Militia.	Samuel, Andrew
George Annes	Unknown	Unknown	Massachusetts	Private, Sherwin's Regiment, Massachusetts Militia	Unknown
Jacob Annis	1769	1848	New York	New York Militia, marched to the defense of Plattsburg, NY	Jacob, John, Abraham, Cormac Annis
James Annas	1792	1849	New Hampshire	Private, Colonel McCobb's Regiment, U.S. Volunteers	Solomon, Daniel, Daniel, Abraham, Cormac Annis
James Annis	1792	1874	Vermont	Private, Served with Captain Roger's Company, 2nd Regiment (Fifield's), Vermont Militia (pension # WC 29526).	Jesse, John, Abraham, Cormac Annis
James Annis	1792	1874	New Hampshire	Private, 2nd Regiment (Steele's), New Hampshire Militia	Jesse, John, Abraham, Cormac Annis
James Annas (Annis)	1774	1862	New York	Lieutenant ?, 114th (Rice's) Regiment, New York Militia	James, John, Abraham, Cormac
James W. Annis	1794	1876	New York	Reported served September 11, 1814 at the Battle of Lake Champlain.	Jacob, Ezra, John, Abraham, Cormac Annis
Jesse Annis	1793	1870	New York	Private, 2nd Regiment (Swift's) NY Militia and 20th Regiment (Gridley's) NY Militia	Charles, Charles, John, Abraham, Cormac Annis
John Closson Annis	1785	1845	New York	Mahone's Regiment, New York Militia	John, Ezra, John, Abraham, Cormac Annis
Joseph Annis	Unknown	1876	New York	Private, Prior's Regiment, New York Militia	Unknown
Levi Brown Annis	1796	1860	New Hampshire	Private, Captain Courson's Company, 3rd (Sise's) New Hampshire Militia	Jacob, Jacob, John, Abraham, Cormac Annis
Moses Annis	1784	?	Massachusetts	Private, Brimblecom's Regiment, Massachusetts Militia	Daniel, Daniel, Abraham, Cormac Annis
Robert Annis	Unknown	Unknown	Massachusetts	Private (Musician) Capt. A. Palmer's Company, 5th (Lieut. Col. E. Foot's) Regiment., Massachusetts Militia - From Nov 2 to Nov 7, 1814. Service at Camden.	Unknown
Rollin B. Annis	1796	1857	Massachusetts	Private, Sherwin's Regiment, Massachusetts Militia	Benjamin, Rolfe, John, Abraham, Cormac Annis
Solomon Annas, Jr.	1765	1830	New Hampshire	Private, Colonel McCobb's Regiment, U.S. Volunteers	Daniel, Daniel, Abraham, Cormac
Stephen Annis	1776	1846	New York	Corporal, 2nd Regiment (Swift's) New York Militia. Buried at Evergreen Cemetery, Amherst, OH	Thomas, Daniel, Abraham, Cormac
Thomas Annis	1793	1863	New York	Private, 2nd Regiment (Swift's) New York Militia. Buried at Mt. Albion Cemetery, Albion, NY	Thomas, Daniel, Abraham, Cormac
Thomas Annis	1797	1874	New York	New York State Militia, Captain John Huie's Company	Jacob, Ezra,John, Abraham, Cormac Annis
Teackle Annis	Unknown	Unknown	Virginia	Private, 99th Regiment (Bagwell's) Virginia	Unknown
Truman Annas	1786	1865	New York	Lieutenant, Captain Levi Brown's Company, 129th (Farnham's) Regiment, New York State Militia, for which he later was awarded a pension, and served at the Battle of Sacket's Harbor (New York) in the Fall of 1814. Also recorded as Truman Annes	James, John, Abraham, Cormac Annis
William Annis	Unknown	Unknown	Virginia	Private, 99th Regiment (Bagwell's), Virginia Militia	Unknown

Joseph Annice	Unknown	Unknown	New York	Private, 2nd Regiment (Dobbin's), New York Militia
Joseph Annice	Unknown	Unknown	Vermont	Private, 4th Regiment (William's) Vermont Militia

Ephraim Annis - 1812-1839

1812

1839

Vermont

Killed in action during one of the many raids against the Seminole Indians in Florida. He served in Company "F", 2nd U. S. Infantry. He was initially buried at Fort Fanning, FL and later was removed and interred at St. Augustine National Cemetery, St. John Co., FL.

Moses, Daniel, Daniel, Abraham, Cormac Annis

Joseph Annis	7/4/1819	4/13/1888	Wells, ME	Served from Wells, ME. Enlisted 9/16/1846. 1st Regiment, Gen. James Thomas' Company 1846.	Stephen, Stephen, Stephen, Charles, Abraham, Cormac Annis
Mark C. Annis	1808	1867	Massachusetts	Served from Lynn, MA, 1846. He also served during the American Civil War 1861-1865.	Sarah, Ebenezer, Isaac, Isaac, Cormac Annis
Stephen Annis	12/4/1827	After 1895	Wells, ME	Served from Wells, ME. Enlisted 10/23/1846. 1st Regiment, Gen. James Thomas' Company	Stephen, Stephen, Stephen, Charles, Abraham, Cormac Annis