French Army Campsite 12 (south), First Brigade, and Lauzun's Legion, bivouac in Bedford

French Army Campsite 12 (south), First Brigade, and Lauzun’s Legion, bivouac in Bedford

Units
Bourbonnois and Royal Deux-Ponts Regiments of Infantry and Lauzun’s Legion

Date

Direction	Destination
South	White Plains, New York, Yorktown, Virginia (Bourbonnois and Royal Deux-Ponts Regiments of Infantry) and Gloucester Courthouse, Virginia (hussars of Lauzun’s Legion)

Latitude	Longitude
41.2039086	-73.63946373

Address	Zipcode
45 Court Rd.	10506

City	State
Bedford	NY

Phone Number

On July 2, 1781, Lauzun’s Legion joined Rochambeau and his First Brigade on the march to Bedford Village, where Lauzun’s troops bivouacked with Rochambeau’s infantry near the lake that forms part of the triangle created by Seminary, Court, and Pound Ridge Roads.

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