Green Mountain Boys' Rosters        

The Continental Congress passed 5 July 1775 the following Resolution:

Resolved that a regiment be raised out of the officers who served in Canada,on the same terms on which the regiment, to be commanded by Colonel Dubois is to be raised; and that the following
 be appointed officers of the said regiment:

Seth Warner, Colonel
Samuel Safford, Lieutenant Colonel
Elisha Painter, Major

Journals of Congress 1776 V. II p. 234
From the Haldimand Manuscript in the British Museum, vol 21,
p. 842; came through B. F. DeCosta of NYC to H. D. Hopkins of St. Albans:

"They belong to the State of Vermont, commonly called Green Mountain Boys and
 have been the most cruel and inveterate people from the beginning of the
Rebellion, for after the affair at Bennington in 1777, the women insulted and abused
some of our prisoners more than the men."

A List of the Field Officers, Captains and part of the Lieutenants of the Regiment of Green Mountain Boys, consisting of seven companies. July 4, 1775  Colonel Allen's royal list of loyal Officers.

Ethan Allen, Field Officer
Seth Warner, Field Officer

Captains
Remember Baker
Robert Cochran
Michael Veal (Vail)
Peleg Sutherling
Gideon Warren
Wait Hopkins
Heman Allen

Levi Allen, Adjutant
Elijah Babcock, Comissary
Jonas Fay, Doctor & Surgeon

Ordered that in consequence of a recommendation from the Continental
Congress a Body of Troops not exceeding five hundred men, officers included, be
 forthwith raised of those called Green Mountain Boys, that they elect all their own
officers except Field Officers. That Major General Schuyler be requested to forward
this order to them & receive from them a list of such officers as they shall elect
 to be communicated to this Congress and that General Schuyler be further
 requested, without delay to procure the sense of thos troops concerning the persons
 who will be most agreeable to them for Field Officers, and to make other inquiry
 & upon the whole advise this Congress, what persons will be most proper to be
 appointed as Field Officers to lead to Command these troops. That the said troops,
 when raised, be considered as an Independent Body, their Field Officers taking rank
 after the Field Officers of the other Troops to be raised by this Colony for the
Continental Service.

That their Corps of Officers consist of one Lieutenant Colonel, one Major, seven
Captains and fourteen lieutenants and that the General be furnished with Blank
 Warrants to be filled up by him, agreeable to such election as above mentioned.
 Die Martis, 9 ho. A.M. 15th Augt.1775.

A letter from General Schuyler of the 31st of July last was read and filed and is in
 the words following:
"Ticonderoga, July 31, 1775

Gentlemen:

I do myself the honor to enclose you a copy of a letter and paper I have received
 from the people called Green Mountain Boys, together with a copy of my letter|
 in answer. I am apprehensive that the controversy, that has arisen amongst them,
relative to Field Officers, will cause delay in the levies.

Whilst at New York and even after my arrival here, on convening with Allen and
Warner, I did not conceive there would have been any contest between them, or
 that a third person would have been recommended by the People as a Field
Officer; on that supposition and believing the people unanimous in their favor I
 should not have hesitated to have recommended them."

The several papers referred to in the proceeding letter from General Schuyler were
 respectively read and filed and are in the words following:

"May it please your Honour. In compliance with the Orders of Congress as well
 as your recommendation, I enclose the proceedings of our Committee on the New
 Hampshire Grants, upon due notice to the Towns in General - all which is humbly
submitted to your wisdom, not doubting but the warrants will issue agreeable to our
wishes. We are, etc etc.

Nathan Clark, Chairman
Dorset, July 28th 1775

To the Hon'ble Gen'l Schuyler."
At a Meeting of the Committees of the several Townships on the New Hampshire
Grants. West of the Range of Green Mountains, convened at the house of Mr.
Cephas Kents in the Township of Dorset, July 27th, 1775 - Voted as follows, to wit:

1st Chose Mr. Nathan Clark, Chairman
2d Chose John Fasset, Clerk
3d The motion being made and seconded

Whether this Convention shall prosecute in choosing Field and other Officers, according to the Provincial Congress and your Honour's directions. Passed in the affirmative: Then proceeded as follows:

4th Chose Mr. Seth Warner Lieutenant Colonel for the Regiment of Green Mountain Boys, by a majority of forty-one to five.

5th Chose Mr. Samuel Spafford Major for said Regiment by a majority of twenty to
seventeen Then proceeded and chose seven Captains and fourteen Lieutenants by a great majority, viz: