During the Revolutionary War, from 1775 to 1783, Enfield was represented by Jonathan Basford, Nathan Bicknell, Elisha Bingham, Jonathan Bosworth, John Bowley, David Choate, Solomon Choate, Theophilus Clough, Daniel Colby, Rowell Colby, John Colcord, James Currier, Richard Currier, Timothy Day, Thomas Dungin, Ebenezer Dustin, Benjamin Fifeld, Moses Flanders, Nathan Follansbee, Richard Foster, Elisha Fox, Jonathan French, Benjamin P. Fuller, Matthew Greeley, Jonathan Green, Daniel Heath, Daniel Hovey, Josiah Hovey, David Howe, Jonathan Howe, James Huse, James Johnson, Joseph Johnson, Peter Johnson, Moses Jones, George Knox, John Lasell, Ellas Lyman, John Lyman, Jeremiah Meacham, Samuel Meacham, Abner Paddleford, Philip Paddleford, Asa Pattee, Barnabas Perkins, Abner Poland, Benjamin Powell, Richard Prmort, Benjamin Quimby, Jonathan Sawyer, Simon Peter Slapp, Joseph Stanley, James Stevens, Daniel Stickney, Asa Williams, and Daniel Willis.