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| − | The | + | The guards and piquetts [pickets?] to parade nigh the Church ¾ past 5 this afternoon, 100 Fateague [?] men to parade at guard mounting to morrow morning with their arms and two days provisions |
Head Quarters Sept. 21st 1780 | Head Quarters Sept. 21st 1780 | ||
For the Day to morrow | For the Day to morrow | ||
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BG. Wayne | BG. Wayne | ||
| − | + | Colo. Nixon | |
| − | Colo. | + | Lt. Colo. Cochran |
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| − | Lt. Colo. | ||
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Brigade Major Darby | Brigade Major Darby | ||
| + | For Detachment Major Cogswell | ||
| − | + | Major General Green orders the burning of Fences & breaking up enclosures, is so distressing to the Inhabitants, as well as disgraceful to an Army, that has the least pretensions to Discipline and Order, that the Genl. | |
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| − | Major General Green | ||
Revision as of 18:41, 31 August 2020
The guards and piquetts [pickets?] to parade nigh the Church ¾ past 5 this afternoon, 100 Fateague [?] men to parade at guard mounting to morrow morning with their arms and two days provisions
Head Quarters Sept. 21st 1780
For the Day to morrow BG. Wayne Colo. Nixon Lt. Colo. Cochran Brigade Major Darby For Detachment Major Cogswell
Major General Green orders the burning of Fences & breaking up enclosures, is so distressing to the Inhabitants, as well as disgraceful to an Army, that has the least pretensions to Discipline and Order, that the Genl.