1775 Apr |
John Parker, Militia Captain Defended Lexington |
Lexington | Gen Thomas Gage, Lt. Colonel Francis Smith Wounded |
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Isaac Davis, Militia Captain Defended Concord, died in battle, and John Parker | Concord | John Pitcairn | |||
Samuel Adams and John Hancock, Patriots and subject to arrest by British troops. |
John Hancock |
Hugh Percy |
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William Dawes |
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May | Militia Col. Benedict Arnold & Ethan Allen elected leader of Green Mountain Boys received fort’s surrender. In September of the same year Allen was captured by the British when crossing into Canada in abortive attack. | Ticonderoga |
Wm. Delaplace | ||
June | Maj Gen Israel Putnam, Commander of the Continental Army George Washington arrived 2 weeks after the battle. |
Bunker Hill & Breed’s Hill | Maj Gen William Howe | ||
Dec | Benedict Arnold Brig Richard Montgomery died from wounds. |
Quebec | Gov and Gen Guy Carlton | ||
1776 June |
Colonel William Moultrie | British Attack on Sullivan’s Island. | Maj General Henry Clinton, Admiral Peter Parker | ||
June | Gen George Washington, Maj Gen Israel Putnam | Brooklyn Heights/Long Island | Gen.William Howe | ||
Sept | Harlem Heights | ||||
Oct | Benedict Arnold | Valcour Island | Guy Carlton | ||
Oct | Gen George Washington, Gen Alexander McDougall, Gen Joseph Spencer | White Plains | William Howe, Col Johann Rall |
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Nov | Gen Israel Putnam, Gen Nathanael Greene |
Fort Washington | Gen Wm Howe, Lt Gen Wilhelm Knyphausen |
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Dec | Gen George Washington, Gen Nathanael Greene, Gen John Sullivan | Trenton | Col Johann Rall | ||
1777 Jan |
Revolutionary War Generals: Gen George Washington, John Cadwalader, Gen John Sullivan, Gen Hugh Mercer dies from wounds |
Princeton | Gen Charles Cornwallis | ||
July | Gen Philip Schuyler, Maj Gen Arthur St.Clair |
British recapture Fort Ticonderoga | Maj Gen John Burgoyne | ||
Aug | Nicholas Herkimer, Gen Benedict Arnold |
Oriskany | Indian leader Joseph Brant | ||
Aug | Gen John Stark | Bennington | Lt. Col Friedrich Baum dies in battle | ||
Sept | Revolutionary War Generals:Gens William Maxwell, John Sullivan, Anthony Wayne, Nathanael Greene, George Weedon, Marquise de Lafayette wounded |
Brandywine | William Howe Cornwallis Knypshausen |
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Sept | Gen Anthony Wayne | Paoli | Gen CharlesGrey | ||
Oct | Revolutionary War Generals:Gens Anthony Wayne, John Sullivan, William Alexander, William Smallwood, Adam Stephen, Nathanael Greene |
Germantown | William Howe, Charles Cornwallis, Wilhelm Knypshausen |
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Sept Oct |
Gens Benedict Arnold, Horatio Gates, Daniel Morgan |
Saratoga, Freemans Farm, Bemis Heights | John Burgoyne, Simon Fraser killed at Bemis |
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1778 June |
Gens Charles Lee, Anthony Wayne, Nathanael Greene, Marquis de Lafayette, Von Steuben |
Monmouth | Henry Clinton | ||
Dec | Gen Robert Howe | Savannah | Henry Clinton, Augustine Prevost, Col. Archibald Campbell |
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1779 Jan |
Major Joseph Lane | SunburyFort Morris | Augustine Prevost, Col. Archibald Campbell |
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July | Gen Anthony Wayne | Stony Point | Henry Johnson | ||
Aug | Major Henry Lee | Paulus Hook | William Sutherland | ||
Sept | General Benjamin Lincoln, Casimir Pulaski, Admiral Comte d’Estaing |
Savannah Second Battle | Augustine Prevost | ||
1780 May |
General Benjamin Lincoln, General William Moultrie | CharlestonFort Moultrie | Gen Henry Clinton, Charles Cornwallis |
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Aug | General Horatio Gates, William Smallwood | Camden | Charles Cornwallis, Lt.Col. Banastre Tarleton |
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Oct | James Johnston, William Campbell |
King’s Mountain | Patrick Ferguson Died of wounds | ||
1781 Jan |
General Daniel Morgan | Cowpens | General Banastre Tarleton | ||
Mar | General Nathanael Greene | Historians suggest that many of the “casualties” were militia men who went home after the battle. |
Guilford Courthouse | Henry Cornwallis, Banastre Tarleton |
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Sept | Nathanael Greene, Francis Marion |
Eutaw Springs | Henry Cornwallis, Alexander Stewart |
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Comte de Rochambeau, Marquis d’Lafayette, Comte de Grasse George Washington |
French 200 |
Yorktown | Charles O’Hara Charles Cornwallis |
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