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In the 10th episode of our Middletown America 250 series, Patriot Profiles — a special edition of Mayor Tony Perry’s Locally Sourced podcast — we turn our focus to Patriot Richard Stout, a Middletown native whose service reflects the essential role of leadership and civic responsibility on the home front during the Revolutionary War.
Born into one of Middletown’s founding families, Stout carried forward a legacy of community dedication.
Discover his story and learn more about his role as a caretaker during the American Revolution.
20 Mar 2026
Patriot Profiles: Job Compton
In the ninth episode of our Middletown America 250 series, Patriot Profiles — a special edition of Mayor Tony Perry’s Locally Sourced podcast — Mayor Perry turns our focus to Patriot Private Job Compton, a young soldier whose service reflects the courage and endurance of everyday Americans during the Revolutionary War.
Born in Middletown and entering the fight as a teenager, Compton served in multiple militia and cavalry units, endured more than seven months as a prisoner of war, and returned to duty despite injury and hardship. From local defense efforts to daring coastal raids, his service spanned some of the most dangerous years of the war along the Jersey shore.
Discover the story of a Middletown patriot whose resilience and determination helped sustain the fight for our nation’s independence.
6 Mar 2026
Patriot Profiles: John Burrowes, Sr.
In this episode of Patriot Profiles, Mayor Tony Perry turns our focus to Patriot John Burrowes, Sr., the brother of Edward Burrowes and one of the most influential Revolutionary figures in Middletown. A wealthy grain merchant known as the “Corn King,” John operated mills and shipping out of Matawan Creek and used his property to support the American cause — supplying provisions to the Continental Army and allowing local militia to train on his land. Targeted by Loyalist forces and even taken prisoner during the war, Burrowes remained committed to independence. Discover the story of a Middletown patriot whose business, land, and leadership helped sustain the fight for our nation’s freedom.
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