Record of Connecticut Men in the Military and Naval Service during the War of the Revolution, 1775-1783

Edited by Henry P. Johnston, A.M.

Under authority of The Adjutant-General of Connecticut.


INTRODUCTION

I. OUTBREAK OF THE WAR, 1775

II. CONNECTICUT CONTINENTALTROOPS, 1775-1783





Continental Regiments, Connecticut "Line," 1777-1781, -- text, Organization - Record for 1777 -- Danbury raid and Sag Harbor -- Brandywine and Germantown -- Fort Mifllin, Penn. -- Burgoyne Campaign -- Whitemarsh, Penn. -- Record for 1778 -- Valley Forge and Monmouth -- Camp at White Plains -- Battle of Rhode Island -- Re arrangement of Officers -- Winter Quarters at Redding -- Record for 1779 -- Mutiny -- Tryon's Invasion -- Sorming of Stony Point -- Camp "Robinson's Farm" -- Orders -- Camp at Peekskill -- Orders -- Winter at Morristown -- Order of Encampment -- Record for 1780 -- Severe Winter -- Letters on the distress in the Army -- On the Outposts -- St. Clair and De Kalb commanding Connecticut Division -- Order of Battle - Colors of the "Line" -- Arnold's Treason










III. State TROOPS OR LEVIES, 1776-1777

IV. CONNECTICUT MILITIA, 1775-1783

V. NAVAL RECORD OF CONNECTICUT, 1775-1783

Brigantine "Minerva" -- Sloop "Spy" -- Privateer "Harrison" -- Brig-of-war "Defence" -- Galleys "Whiting" "Crane" and "Shark"

VI. MISCELLANEOUS ROLLS AND PENSION LISTS

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