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The Ticonderoga Expedition of 1775: Biographical Sketch of Robert O. Bascom (Classic Reprint)
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Benedict Arnold entered the fort by the side of Allen. [some authorities say ahead of Allen. J. A. H.] Thomas Ashley of Poultney, Vt., was one of seven brothers who came to that town and were among its first settlers. His brother Elijah said that Thomas was the next man to Allen that entered the Fort at Old Ticonderoga. He stood as sentinel at the head of the stairs when Allen entered the room of the com mander and demanded the surrender of the fort. He was twice married, his second wife being the widow of Zebediah Dewey. (history of Poultney, page [see also Journal of Am. His. For 1909, Vol. III, No. 4, pp. 602-03, for silhouette and sketch J. A. H.
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