Obediah  Basham 5th Great Grandfather of Web Creator
born April 07, 1760 in Cumberland Co., VA.  He lived in Bedford Co., Va in September 05, 1782 where he  married  Celia Dowell. Obediah died May 28, 1840 Breckenridge Co., KY.

William Jared 5thGreat Granduncle of Web Creator
 born June 03, 1758 near Kingswood, Hunterdon Co., New Jersey.  He died September 22, 1827 inPutnam Co. TN.  William was a Captain in the Revolutionary War.  Although the National Archives have no record of his service at this time.  His only existing war record comes from his father's journal.  This record has been established and approved by the DAR and his descendants my join the patrotic organ. from the following number 428534.

West of the Wabash River at a place called Vincennes, George Rogers Clark held a fort against Indians and French traders.  We do not know if our William Jared mingled in that company.  There was a William Jared enrolled there.  We do know our William could throw up a half-faced camp and survive zero weather.  The tall timber that frightened many explorers was his friend.  He survived the combination of woods and lurking Indians and dared to move a young family to middle Tennessee as early as 1796.  He established a home when many not fitted for pioneering a new land got lost, or lost their reason.  He had to be a hunter, warrior, horseman, farmer, carpenter, toolmaker, and blacksmith.

In 1792 William was again recorded among his family and friends in Bedford Co. VA.  On Dec. 6, 1792 he married Elizabeth Raulston the 22 year old daughter of Matthew Raulston of Bedford Co. VA.  Matthew Raulston wasthe father of Colonel James Raulsten of the Second Division of the Tennessee Militia, in the War of 1812.  Col. Raulsten's  picture hangs in the State Capitol Building in Nashville, TN.  William was 34 years old when he married Elizabeth Raulston.

Ref: Army Records, VA State Archives Library; Auditor Accts, Vol 15, Militia of VA, Vol 8, DAR # 524900

Joseph Jackson Jared 5th Great Grandfather of Web Creator
born January 12, 1760 in London Co., VA, lived in Lasie Town, Bedford Co., Va in October 23, 1780 where he  married Martha Agnes Beard.  Joseph died January 07, 1848 in Jackson Co., TN.

Joseph was a Private in Feagin's Company, Russell's Virginia Regiment.  He received a Tennessee Land Grant for his Revolutionary War Service.  Joseph entered service as a volunteer October 12, 1779 in London Co., VA.  He entered the service atLacy's Tavern, on Bulskin Creek, under Captain Daniel Feagans, Lieutenant John Russell, Ensign Samuel Oliphant, Col. Russell, Major Merriweather, and Major Dick?

Colonel Russell's regiment was immediately marched from Lacy's Tavern to Richmond, from which place it anticipated they would move on to Hillsborough, but upon their arrival at Richmond, they were ordered to move on to Portsmouth, which they did.

After being at Portsmouth for a few days, they were moved on to Cabbin Point, where they were stationed for a short time.  At this place the regiment erected large tents of green pine trees with much regularity as to arrangement.  The manner of arrangement was such as is commonly used in laying off a town, as the tents were built in rows with streets between them.  The soldiers named this place Green Town, by which name it is still known.

From Green Town, they were marched to Petersburgh, VA., and remained there until the term for which they had volunteered had expired.  At this place, the regiment was reviewed by General Stuben, after which the soldiers were discharged, but were told to be ready to report for service when called.

Joseph Jared enlisted again as a volunteer in 1781, at the same place as before under Captain Elgin.  The regiment was marched to Richmond, thence to Glouster, near Little York, where it joined the main army under the command of General Washington, and there engaged in the Battle of Little York. Here the regiment remained until after the surrender of Cornwallis.  At the close of the war, Joseph was discharged from the army.  After he was discharged from his first service, and before he again enlisted, he married Martha Agnes Beard at Bedford County, VA.  The date of this marriage being October 23, 1780

James Isbell  Age 20  5th Great Granduncle of Web Creator

Francis Isbell  Age 25  5th Great Granduncle of Web Creator

Livingston Isbell Age 29  5th Great Granduncle of Web Creator

Captain Thomas Isbell Age 27 5th Great Granduncle of Web Creator (1753-1819) enlisted, 1776, in Capt. Thomas Walker's company, 9th Virginia regiment, under Col. George Mathews. He was born in Albemarle County, Va.; died in Wilkes County, N. C.

(father-in-law of the above Captain Thomas Isbell) Benjamin Howard (1742-1828) served as a private in Capt. Henry Gaither's company, 1st Maryland regiment, commanded by Col. John Stone. He was born in Maryland; died in Wilkes County, N. C.

William Thompkins Isbell Age 15 5th Great Grandfather of Web Creator
were all brothers and sons of our James B. Isbelle  6th Great Grandfather of Web Creator
who were said to have been in the same company at King's Mountain  in 1780.

Zachary Isbell (son of our Henry Isbell and brother to James B. Isbell  above) 6th Great Granduncle of Web Creator and early Watauga settler was also in the battle.

Also see my Battle of King's Mountain web site for more detail.

SHRUM, NICHOLAS
1763-May 1851 in York Co.,  PA
Nicholas Shrum's name was included in an article published in the March 14, 1812 issure of the "Carthage Gazette" newspaper 1806-1819.  A letter written by Tilmon Dixon to Brig. Gen. James Winchester and signed by Revolutionary War Veterans to be called the "Smith County Revolutionary Volunteers" for the purpose of declaring intentions to defend the home front while the younger men served during the War of 1812.  Based on this information it is believed that Nicholas Shrum was a Revolutionary War Vetran.  One source names a Nicholas Shrum as having fought in the Battle of King's Moutain.  However I have no way at his time of proving whether it is the same Nicholas Shrum.  Nicholas's father left Pennsylvania via the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia about 1763 and settled in Lincoln County, North Carolina about 1765 where he died in 1793.  It is believed that he left Lincoln County, NC after 1787 for middle Tennessee.

STORY, WILLIAM
1744-1799
William Story, John Story and Mark Rickman had served with the North Carolina militia (1st NorthCarolina regiment) in the Revolutionary War.  For his service William was given land in Davidson County, NC (most of Tennessee was Davidson County at that time).  The deed to William's land was recorded in North Carolina deed book number 3.  This book can be found in the Sumner County Archives.  In 1799 William Story died on his farm on Goose Creek near Hartsville, TN.

SLAUGHTER OR SCHLOTTERER, JOHN JACOB
Born May 20, 1757 in Germantown, PA
Died January 07, 1840 in Sullivan County, TN

Revolutionary War Pensioner Census, 1840, Census of Pensioners, Tennessee-Eastern District
listed page 84 in Sullivan County, TN  , enlisted near Philadelphia, Penn. (according to his pension affidavit), served in the army, moved to North Carolina, married, started a family and moved to Tenn.
move to Sullivan Co TN c 1800 from Granville Co NC where they lived along the Tar River.
Private, North Carolina Continental Line,
$96.00 Annual Allowance $1491.73 Amount Received January 5 1821
Pension Started Age 78 (1835 TN Pension Roll)

JAMES FOY, SR
born Bet. 1732 - 1737 in Baltimore Co, MD died November 11, 1822 in Onslow Co., NC.
James Foy fought in the American Revolutionary War and was in the battles of Cowpens, King's Mountain, Guilford Court House and
Moore's Creek Bridge, at which place he was wounded in the wrist.  He died at the age of 85 years. According to other records he was ninety years at his death.  Continued: "...James Foy served in the Revolution and was in the Battle at Moore's Creek. I have heard it said that it was he who shot and killed the British officer whose death caused the Americans to gain the battle.

For more details see James Foy, Sr. "A Foy Patriot" by Dick Miller.

James Foy Home Page

[SOURCE: Uniform of the Army of the United States Illustrated. Lt. Col. M. I. Ludington. Published by the Quartermaster General, U. S. Army. Washington, D. C. 1894.]

Battles of the American Revolution in the South - 1775

 Lexington, MA Apr 19, 1775
Concord, MA Apr 19, 1775
Boston (Siege of), MA Jun 17, 1775 - Mar 17, 1776
Breeds Hill (Bunker Hill), MA Jun 17, 1775
Johnson, Fort, SC Sep 14, 1775
Hampton, VA Oct 26, 1775
Kemp's Landing, VA Nov 14, 1775
Ninety-Six, SC Nov 19-21, 1775
Great Bridge, VA Dec 9, 1775
Cane Brake, SC Dec 22, 1775

Battles of the American Revolution in the South - 1776

 Norfolk, VA Jan 1, 1776
Moore's Creek Bridge, NC Feb 27, 1776
Yamacrow Bluff (Savannah), GA Mar 4, 1776
Hutchinson's Island, GA Mar 7, 1776
Moultrie, Fort, SC Jun 28, 1776
Sullivan, Fort, SC Jun 28-29, 1776
Sullivan's Island, SC Jun 28-29, 1776
Rayborn Creek, SC Jul 15, 1776
Oconore, SC Aug 1, 1776
Beaufort, SC Aug 10, 1776
Tomassy, SC Aug 11, 1776

Battles of the American Revolution in the South- 1777

Augusta, GA Jan 29, 1777
McIntosh, Fort, GA Feb 2-4, 1777
Amelia Island, FL May 18, 1777
Henry, Fort, VA Sep 1, 1777
Wheeling, VA Sep 1, 1777

Battles of the American Revolution in the South- 1778

 Henry, Fort, VA Feb 26-28, 1778
Vincinnes, IN Jul 5 and Dec 17, 1778
Wheeling, VA Sep 26-28, 1778
Bulltown Swamp, Savannah, GA Nov 19, 1778
Spencer's Hill, GA Nov 19, 1778
Medway Church, GA Nov 24, 1778
Brewton Hill, GA Dec 29, 1778
Savannah,GA Occupied by British Dec 29, 1778-Jul 11, 1782

Battles of the American Revolution in the South- 1779

 Sunbury, GA Jan 6-9, 1779
Morris, Fort, GA Jan 9, 1779
Beaufort, SC Feb 3, 1779
Port Royal Island, SC Feb 3, 1779
Cars, Fort, GA Feb 10, 1779
Cherokee Ford, SC Feb 14, 1779
Kettle Creek, GA Feb 14, 1779
Vincinnes, IN Feb 23, 1779
Brier Creek, GA Mar 3, 1779
Nelson, Fort, VA May 9, 1779
Norfolk, VA May 9, 1779
Charlestown Neck, SC May 11, 1779
Coosawhatchie, SC May 11-13, 1779
Charleston (Siege of), SC May 11-13, 1779
Stono Ferry, SC Jun 20, 1779
Hickory Hill, GA Jun 28, 1779
Savannah, GA (Siege) Sep 23-Oct 18, 1779

Battles of the American Revolution in the South- 1780

Salkahatchie, SC Mar 8, 1780
Pon Pon, SC Mar 23, 1780
Rentowle, SC Mar 27, 1780
Charleston (Siege of), SC Mar 29-May 12, 1780
Biggin's Bridge, SC Apr 14, 1780
Black Mingo, SC Apr 14, 1780
Monk's Corner, SC Apr 14, 1780
Charleston (Sortie of), SC from Apr 24, 1780
Lanneau's Ferry, SC May 6, 1780
Moultrie, Fort, SC May 7, 1780
Sullivan's Island, SC May 8, 1780
Le Nud's Ferry, SC May 18, 1780
Buford Massacre, SC May 29, 1780
Waxhaws, SC May 29, 1780
Ramsour's Mill, NC Jun 20, 1780
Thickety, Fort, SC Jun 30, 1780
Brandon's Camp, SC Jul 12, 1780
Brattonville, SC Jul 12, 1780
Stallions, SC Jul 12, 1780
Williamson's Plantation, SC Jul 12 and Dec 31, 1780
Cedar Springs, SC Jul 13 and Aug 8, 1780
Cherokee Indian Town, SC Jul 13, 1780
Pacolett River, NC Jul 14, 1780
Earle's Ford, NC Jul 15, 1780
McDonnell's Camp, SC Jul 15-16, 1780
Flat Rock, SC Jul 20, 1780
Anderson, Fort, GA Jul 23, 1780
Rocky Mount, SC Jul 30, 1780
Green Spring, SC Aug 1, 1780
Hanging Rock, SC Aug 1-6, 1780
Hunts Bluff, SC Aug 1, 1780
Old Iron Works, SC Aug 8, 1780
Wofford's Iron Works, SC Aug 8, 1780
Wateree, Ford of the, SC Aug 15, 1780
Camden, SC Aug 16, 1780
Gum Swamp, SC Aug 16, 1780
Catawba Ford, SC Aug 18, 1780
Fishing Creek, SC Aug 18, 1780
Musgrove's Mills, SC Aug 19, 1780
Great Savannah, SC Aug 20, 1780
Nelson's Ferry, SC Aug 20, 1780
Kingstree, SC Aug 27, 1780
Tarcote, SC Sep 4, 1780
Cane Creek, NC Sep 12, 1780
Cornwallis, Fort, GA Sep 14, 1780
Grierson, Fort, GA Sep 14, 1780
White House, GA Sep 15, 1780
Augusta, GA Sep 18, 1780
Wahab's Plantation, SC Sep 21, 1780
Charlotte, NC Sep 26, 1780
King's Mountain, NC Oct 7, 1780
Shallow Ford, NC Oct 14, 1780
Black River, SC Oct 25, 1780
Tarcote Swamp, SC Oct 25, 1780
Fish Dam Ford, SC Nov 9, 1780
Broad River, SC Nov 12, 1780
Tiger River, SC Nov 20, 1780
Black Stoks, SC Nov 20, 1780
Rugley's Mills, SC Dec 4, 1780
Long Cane, SC Dec 11, 1780

Battles of the American Revolution in the South - 1781

 Richmond, VA Jan 5, 1781
Charles City Courthouse, VA Jan 8, 1781
Cowpens, SC Jan 17, 1781
Georgetown, SC Jan 24, 1781
Cowan's Ford, NC Feb 1, 1781
Torrence's Tavern, NC Feb 1, 1781
Wilmington, NC Feb 1, 1781
Bruce's Crossroads, NC Feb 12, 1781
Pyles' Defeat, NC Feb 25, 1781
Haw River, NC Feb 25, 1781
Wright's Bluff, SC Feb 27, 1781
Wiboo Swamp, SC Mar 6, 1781
Wetzell's (Whitsall's) Mills, NC Mar 6, 1781
Guilford, NC Mar 15, 1781
Beattie's Mill, SC Mar 21, 1781
Augusta, GA Apr - Jun 5, 1781
Wiggins Hill, GA Apr, 1781
Four Holes, SC Apr 7 and 15, 1781
Balfour, Fort, SC Apr 12, 1781
Camden, SC Apr 25- May 10, 1781
Hillsborough, NC Apr 25, 1781
Hobkirk Hill, SC Apr 25, 1781
Petersburg, VA Apr 25, 1781
Osborne's, VA Apr 27, 1781
Orangeburg, SC May 11, 1781
Motte, Fort, SC May 12, 1781
Nelson's Ferry, SC May 14, 1781
Granby, Fort, SC May 15, 1781
Dreadnought, Fort, GA May 21, 1781
Galphin, Fort, GA May 21, 1781
Silver Bluff, SC May 21, 1781
Ninety-Six, SC May 22-Jun 19, 1781
Grierson, Fort, GA May 24, 1781
Cornwallis, Fort, GA Jun 5, 1781
Spencer's Tavern, VA Jun 26, 1781
Green Springs, VA Jul 6, 1781
Jamestown Ford, VA Jul 6, 1781
Quinby's Bridge, SC Jul 17, 1781
Watson, Fort, SC Aug 15-23, 1781
Eutaw Springs, SC Sep 8, 1781
Cane Creek, NC Sep 13, 1781
Lindley's Mill, NC Sep 13, 1781
Yorktown, VA Sep 28-Oct 19, 1781
Monk's Corner, SC Oct 16, 1781
Clouds Creek, SC Nov 7, 1781
Hayes' Station, SC Nov 9, 1781
Dorchester, SC Dec 1 and 29, 1781

Revolutionary War Rolls, 1775-1783. M246. 138 rolls. DP.
http://merrimack.nara.gov/publications/microfilm/military/mil02.txt

     This microfilm publication reproduces muster rolls,
payrolls, strength returns, and other miscellaneous personnel,
pay, and supply records of American Army units, 1775-83. A
manuscript register of the series is filmed on roll 1.

North Carolina
79   1st Regiment, 1775-83 (1)
     1st Regiment of Militia, 1780 (2)
     2d Regiment, 1778 (3)
     2d Regiment of Militia, 1780 (4)
     3d Regiment, 1777 (5)
     3d Battalion or Regiment, 1779 (6)
     6th Regiment, 1778 (7)
     7th Regiment, 1777 (8)
     8th Regiment, 1777 (9)
     10th Regiment, 1782 (10)
     North Carolina Regiment, 1782 (11)
     Line Regiments, 1777-83 (12)
     Troops of Light Dragoons, 1777-78 (13)
     Bynum's Company of Militia, 1781 (14)
     Collier's Regiment of Militia, 1780 (15)
     Graham's Tryon County Regiment, 1776 (16)
     Kingsbury's Company of Artillery, 1778 (17)
     Lytle's Regiment of Levies (Caswell County), 1778 (18)
     Porter's Company, Tryon County, 1777 (19)
     Seawell's Regiment of Militia, Pitt County, 1780 (20)
     Sharpe's Company of Light Horse, 1781 (21)
     Vernon's Company of Light Horse Militia, 1781 (22)
     Various Organizations (23)

Georgia
32   1st Battalion, 1779-80 (1)
     2d Battalion, 1779-80 (2)
     3d Battalion, 1779-80 (3)
     4th Battalion, 1779 (4)
     Georgia Battalion, 1782-83 (5)
     Emanuel's Regiment of Militia, 1781-82 (6)
     Various Organizations (7)

Virginia
92   1st Regiment, 1777-79    (1-14)
93             "              (15-18)
     1st State Regiment, 1777-80   (19-22)
94             "              (23-30)
95   1st and 10th Regiment (Consolidated), 1779 (31-39)
     2d Brigade, 1780 (40-42)
     2d Regiment, 1777-80     (43-47)
96             "              (48-54)
     2d State Regiment, 1778-79 (55-61)
97             "              (62-63)
     3d Brigade, 1778 (64)
     3d Regiment, 1776 (65)
     3d Regiment, 1776-78     (66-73)
98             "              (74-76)
     3d Regiment, 1778-79 (77-86)
     3d and 7th Regiment (Consolidated), 1778 (87-96)
99   3d and 4th Regiment (Consolidated), 1779 (97-105)
     4th Regiment, 1777-78    (106-111)
100            "              (112-117)
     4th Regiment, 1778-79 (118-121)
     4th, 8th, and 12th Regiment (Consolidated), 1778 (122-131)
101  5th Regiment, 1776-78 (132-142)
     5th Regiment, 1778-79    (143-144)
102            "              (145-147)
     5th and 9th Regiment (Consolidated), 1778 (148-155)
     5th and 11th Regiment (Consolidated), 1779 (156-164)
103  6th Regiment, 1776-78 (165-177)
     6th Regiment, 1778-79    (178-180)
104            "              (181-187)
     7th Regiment, 1776-78    (188-193)
105            "              (194-198)
     7th Regiment, 1778-79 (199-203)
     7th Regiment, 1780-83    (204-206)
106            "              (207)
     8th Regiment, 1776-78 (208-219)
     8th Regiment, 1778-79    (220-224)
107            "              (225-231)
     9th Regiment, 1776-78 (232-242)
108  9th Regiment, 1778-79 (243-252)
     10th Regiment, 1777-78 (253-263)
     10th Regiment, 1778-79   (264-265)
109            "              (266-272)
     11th Regiment, 1776-78   (273-281)
110            "              (282)
     11th Regiment, 1778-79 (283-288)
     11th and 15th Regiment (Consolidated), 1778 (289-297)
     12th Regiment, 1777-78   (298-301)
111            "              (302-307)
     13th Regiment, 1777-78 (308-315)
112  14th Regiment, 1777-78   (316-326)
113            "              (327)
     15th Regiment, 1777-78 (328-337)
     Battalion of Various Virginia Regiments, 1782-83 (338)
     Illinois Regiment of Virginia Volunteers, 1783-84 (339-340)
114  Western Battalion, 1781-82 (341)
     Pendleton's Regiment of Militia, 1777 (342)
     Taylor's Regiment of Militia (Albemarle County), 1779 (343)
     Watkins's Troop of Dragoons, Militia, 1781 (344)
     Smith's Company of Infantry (Serving With 3d Regiment
     Continental Cavalry), 1782 (345)
     Virginia Artillery, Southern Expedition, 1780 (346)
     [Henry] Heth's Independent Company at Fort Pitt, 1777-78
     (347)
     [James] O'Harra's Independent Company at Fort Pitt, 1777-78
     (348)
     Buck's Company of Dunmore Volunteers, 1777 (349)
     Frederick County Militia, 1777 (350)
     Monongalia County Militia, 1777 (351)
     Company or Detachment of Militia at Redstone, 1778 (352)
     Ford's Company of Militia, 1777 (353)
     Company of Virginia Militia, Fort Liberty, 1776-77 (354)
     Detachment of 5th and Other Regiments, 1778 (355)
     Frederick County Company of Militia, 1777 (356)
     [Parsons's] Company of Militia, 1777 (357)
     [Rader's] Company of Militia, 1777 (358)
     Detachment of Yohoghany County Militia (359)
     [Scott's] Company of Militia, 1777 (360)
     Scott's (James) Company of Militia, 1777 (361)
     Detachment of Militia, Botetourt County, 1777 (362)
     Detachment of Virginia Troops, 1778 (363)
     Various Organizations (364)

Continental Troops
115  1st Regiment Light Dragoons, 1777-83 (1-11)
     2d Regiment Light Dragoons, 1776-83 (12)
     3d Regiment Light Dragoons, 1779 (13)
     4th Regiment Light Dragoons, 1778 (14)
     Lee's Legion (15)
     Armand's Independent Corps of Light Dragoons, 1778-79 (16)
116  Von Heer's Independent Troop of Light Dragoons (17)
     Pulaski's Legion, 1779-80 (18)
     Gridley's and Knox's Regiment of Artillery, 1776 (19)
     1st Regiment of Artillery, 1777-83 (20-25)
117            "                   (26-36)
     2d Regiment of Artillery, 1777-83 (37)
118            "                   (38-42)
119            "                   (43-46)
120            "                   (47-50)
     3d Regiment of Artillery, 1777-79 (51-57)
     4th Regiment of Artillery, 1777-83 (58)
121  Corps of Artillery, 1777-78 (59-65)
     Clark's Company of Artillery, 1777-79 (66)
     Jones's Company of Artillery, 1777-78 (67)
     Randall's Company of Artillery, 1777-79 (68)
     Artillery and Artificers, Commissary General of Military
     Stores Department, 1777-81 (69)
     Corps of Artificers, 1777-80 (70)
     Baldwin's Regiment of Artificers, 1781 (71)
     Patten's Company of Artillery Artificers, 1782 (72)
     Post's Company of Artificers, 1777-78 (73)
122  Independent Companies of Artificers, 1777-78 (74)
     Artificers, &c., Employed by General Clinton at Forts
     Clinton and Montgomery (75)
     Corps of Engineers, 1782 (76)
     Corps of Sappers and Miners, 1780-83 (77)
     Bateaumen, Quartermaster General's Department, 1778-80 (78)
     3d Regiment, 1776 (79)
     4th Regiment, 1776 (80)
     5th Regiment, 1776 (81)
     6th Regiment, 1776 (82)
     7th Regiment, 1776 (83)
     8th Regiment, 1776 (84)
     9th Regiment, 1776 (85)
     10th Regiment, 1776 (86)
     11th Regiment, 1776 (87)
     12th Regiment, 1776 (88)
     13th Regiment, 1776 (89)
     14th Regiment, 1776 (90)
     15th Regiment, 1776 (91)
     16th Regiment, 1776 (92)
     17th Regiment, 1776 (93)
     18th Regiment, 1776 (94)
     19th Regiment, 1776 (95)
     20th Regiment, 1776 (96)
     21st Regiment, 1776 (97)
     22d Regiment, 1776 (98)
     23d Regiment, 1776 (99)
123  24th Regiment, 1776 (100)
     25th Regiment, 1776 (101)
     26th Regiment, 1776 (102)
     27th Regiment, 1776 (103)
     Forman's Regiment, 1777-79 (104-108)
     Gist's Regiment, 1777-79 (109-118)
124  Grayson's Regiment, 1777-79   (119-125)
125            "                   (126-128)
     Hartley's Regiment, 1777 (129)
     Henley's Regiment, 1778 (130)
     Lee's Regiment, 1777-79 (131)
     Malcolm's Regiment, 1777-79   (132-138)
126            "                   (139-144)
     Patton's Regiment, 1777-79 (145-152)
     Rawling's Regiment, 1776-79 (153)
127  Sherburne's Regiment, 1777-79 (154-160)
     Spencer's Regiment, 1777-80   (161)
128            "                   (162-170)
129            "                   (171-178)
     Thruston's Regiment, 1778 (179)
     Brown's Detachment of New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and
     Vermont Militia, 1775-76 (180)
     Canadian Volunteers, 1775 (181)
     Commander in Chief's Guard, 1777-83 (182)
     Delaware Indians, 1780-81 (183)
130  German Regiment (or Battalion), 1777-80 (184-190)
131            "                   (191-193)
     Hazen's Regiment, 1778-79     (194-207)
132            "                   (208-213)
     Invalid Corps, 1780-81 (214)
     Lee's Independent Company, 1776 (215)
     Livingston's Regiment, 1777-80 (216-218)
133            "                   (219-225)
     Morgan's Rifle Regiment, 1777-79 (226)
     Perry's Independent Company, 1776 (227)
     Steele's Detachment, Virginia and North Carolina, 1778 (228)
     Sullivan's Life Guard, 1779 (229)
134  Warner's Battalion or Regiment, 1777-79 (230)
     Various Organizations (231)

Miscellaneous
135  General and Staff; Field and Staff and Line Officers, 1775-
     83 (1)
     Guard Reports, 1776-80 (2)
     Hospital Department (3)
     Prisoners of War (4)
     Quartermaster General's Department, 1779-82 (5)
136  Returns of the French Army Under Count Rochambeau, 1781-82
     (6)
     Returns of Brigades, Divisions, Armies, &c. (7-9)
     Returns of Various Organizations, Signed by the Adjutants
     General of  the Army (10)
137  Returns of the Army Under General Washington, July 19, 1775-
     Dec. 1782 (11-18)
138  Returns of the Army Under General Washington, Jan.-Aug. 1783
     (19-20)
 
 

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