Following the route taken by the artillery and baggage of the center column, the French infantry forded the Croton River at Pines Bridge Crossing on August 21, 1781. Having
Andover constitutes Camp 46 of French forces on their way to Boston. For additional information on the Washington-Rochambeau National Historic Trail provided by the National Park Service click here: https://www.nps.gov/waro/index.htm
Windham constitutes Camp 47 of French forces on their way to Boston. Marching on CT-SR Route 14 from Waterman’s Tavern in Rhode Island the infantry encamped here from 19 through 23
Pequannok is south of Pompton Plains. The regiments possibly quartered in the huts that had served the New Jersey Line as winter quarters during the winter of 1780/81. The regiment
The New Jersey Line remained in its quarters at Morristown until April 1782, when it marched to Newburgh, New York.
The militia forms part of the siege force in Gloucester, Virginia.
The exact location of the campsite is unknown. The Second New York Regiment camped here from August 31 to September 1, 1781. Located six miles south of Basking Ridge about
The exact location of the campsite is unknown. The Second New York Regiment camped here on September 1/2, 1781. Seven miles south of Somerset Courthouse/Millstone in the vicinity of Rocky
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