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.


Connecticut Men in the War of the Revolution
The Record of Connecticut Men
in the Military and Naval Service
During the War of the Revolution

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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