Jean-Marie Motice combat record

Soissonnais Regiment

The following is the military service record for Jean-Marie Motice of the French Soissonnais Regiment fighting on the American side during the Revolutionary War.  

Jean-Marie Motice is believed by some family historians to be the father of Peter Mottice, who is the earliest definitive Mottice ancestor.  Jean-Marie Motice is listed as being discharged in 1783, however, which conflicts with some family history accounts that claim he was killed at the Battle of Trenton. 

A more likely explanation is given by Lynn Mottice who maintains that Jean-Marie is Peter's brother.

Jean-Marie Motice
No listed date of birth, no listed place of origin
Department listed as ??
Combat unit -- Soussonnais
Additional information:  Company of hunters of the captain of Baudre.  Congedie on September
    6, 1783.
Source of information:  CFG p244 (French Combatants of the American war 1778-1783, published
     by the Ministry for Foreign Affairs in 1903)

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