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| − | Ensign | + | Ensign John Humphrey of the 6th Pensilva.[Pennsylvania] Regiment is appointed Adjutant Vice Lieut Herbert Resigned the 1st Instant The Grand Parade is attend to the Field near the Artificers[?] |
The Honorable the Congress have been pleased by their Act of the 23d Instant to Promote B Genl. Parson to the Rank of Major Genl. in the Continental Army | The Honorable the Congress have been pleased by their Act of the 23d Instant to Promote B Genl. Parson to the Rank of Major Genl. in the Continental Army | ||
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Head Quarters Octr. 30th 1780 | Head Quarters Octr. 30th 1780 | ||
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B Genl. Patterson | B Genl. Patterson | ||
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Lt. Colo. Sumner | Lt. Colo. Sumner | ||
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Majr. Prior | Majr. Prior | ||
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B Majr. Moore | B Majr. Moore | ||
At a General Court Martial Philadelphia Septr. 27th 80 Colo. Francis Johnson President Doctr.[?] James B Sharly[?] was tried for Disobedience of Orders found Guilty being a Breach of Sec 2d Article 5th of the Articles of | At a General Court Martial Philadelphia Septr. 27th 80 Colo. Francis Johnson President Doctr.[?] James B Sharly[?] was tried for Disobedience of Orders found Guilty being a Breach of Sec 2d Article 5th of the Articles of | ||
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Ensign John Humphrey of the 6th Pensilva.[Pennsylvania] Regiment is appointed Adjutant Vice Lieut Herbert Resigned the 1st Instant The Grand Parade is attend to the Field near the Artificers[?]
The Honorable the Congress have been pleased by their Act of the 23d Instant to Promote B Genl. Parson to the Rank of Major Genl. in the Continental Army
Head Quarters Octr. 30th 1780
Officers for to morrow
B Genl. Patterson Colo. Marshal Lt. Colo. Sumner Majr. Prior B Majr. Moore
At a General Court Martial Philadelphia Septr. 27th 80 Colo. Francis Johnson President Doctr.[?] James B Sharly[?] was tried for Disobedience of Orders found Guilty being a Breach of Sec 2d Article 5th of the Articles of