JJCLUB-2011A -- Ranger Charles Jenkins

The name Ranger Charles Jenkins is taken from Crozier's "Virginia Colonial Militia" pp.9-57.

The article includes a list of the companies of Rangers employed on the upper tributaries of the Potomac, and in the Greenbrier River, West Virginia frontier, during the French and Indian War.

Ranger Charles Jenkins is listed in the service of Captain Samuel Overton's Company of Rangers, which saw service in 1755 to 1756.

A description of a typical Ranger who was a deserter from Captain Hezekiah Dunn's Company of Rangers from New Jersey was mentioned as wearing "provincial clothing viz., a grey lapell'd waistcoat and an under green jacket, a leather cap, and buckskin breeches."

The Membership also includes the following;

• Membership Certificate and Membership Number.
• The 2010 Collectors Club Annual, and Product List Supplement! (the Annual includes an article by Randall Bond and Crossword by Walt Damon)
• The 2011 Calender

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