Source: The Governorship of Spanish Florida (ID122)
Author: TePaske, John J. (ID86)
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1700-01-01 - 1700-12-31
Personnel under Gov. Zuniga in FL
The State of the Military and Defenses in 1700
In 1700 Governor Zuniga commanded 323 men, scattered in various outposts throughout Florida. A captain, executive officer, sergeant, drummer, piper, page, and four squad captains formed the nucleus of each of the three infantry companies assigned to the province. A sergeant major—the governor’s second-in-command—a lieutenant of the fort, four adjutants, an armorer, a blacksmith, barber, and pharmacist AN262 served at Fort San Marcos and received their salaries from the military payroll. Small complements of artillerymen and sailors supported the three infantry companies.
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Maybe the pharmacist had something for Tomas, and so they knew each other and chatted in line at the
Date Created: 2024-04-22 19:36:28
Source: Amy Notes (ID 702)
Author: Howard, Amy (ID 633)
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Maybe the pharmacist had something for Tomas, and so they knew each other and chatted in line at the treasury for their paychecks.