GWD

Washington Defeated

goods taken alternate route over Delaware River

replaced Sir William Howe

Eric Mullica (Mullikka) bought 100 acres of land
61 years old
Married: Ingeborg

Charles Read
Reuben Haines of Philedelphia
John Cooper of Burlington
John Wilson of Burlington County
Walter Franklin of New York
At Batsto

to Colonel John Cox of Philadelphia

Under Captain Andrew McMyer's Company, First Regiment, New Jersey Continental Line

fired 6 shots/min
4 shots/min while advancing
poured water into barrel, less than 1min fired piece w/out extracting ball
fired upside down also
it was a windy rainy day

New Jersey

only 200 used during Revolutionary War

50 workers given exempt status to serve so that production at Iron Works would not be hindered

NJ assembly voted:
Lt. Col. Elijzh Clark and Major Wescoat
Built at water level
Had places for 6 guns
Guns never mounted

By H.M.S. GALATEA
Going from Jamaica to New York

brigs GOVERNOR HENRY and NANCY; the brigantines INDUSTRY, CAROLINA PACKET, PRINCE FREDERICK, and SPEEDWELL; the sloops DISPATCH, MOLLY'S ADVENTURE, CANESTER, JENNY and WILLIAM; the schooners BACHELOR and FAME; and a French dogger THE RISING SON.

INDUSTRY, DISPATCH and MOLLY'S ADVENTURE
by Marshal Stokes at the House of Richard Wescoat at The Forks

CANESTER, CAROLINA PACKET, PRINCE FREDERICK, SPEEDWELL, JENNY and BACHELOR
by Marshal Stokes at The Forks

Captured by Rufus Gardner and brought to Little Egg Harbor

It was then captured by Captain David Stevens of the armed sloop CHANCE, and Captain James Weakes of the armed boat CHANCE

took several days
Captured by Captain David Stevens of the armed sloop CHANCE and Captain Micajah Smith of the schooner SLY

Ship itself sold to a syndicate that included Colonel John Cox and Joseph Ball

THE RISING SUN, 100 ton with cargo of salt in casks; THE GOVERNOR HENRY, 110 ton with 110 hogsheads of tobacco; NANCY, 130 ton with tobacco; WILLIAM 175 ton with tobacco
By Marshal Stokes at Chestnut Neck

Trenton, New Jersey
Governor William Livingston and Council of Safety learn of attack
Don't know destination
Send riders to Washington and coastal communities

Commander Henry Colins
15 ships sail from New York Harbor
armed sloops H.M.S. ZEBRA, H.M.S. NAUTILUS, H.M.S.GREENWICH, and H.M.S. GRANBY;
galleys H.M.S. DEPENDENCE and H.M.S. CORNWALLIS;
armed ship H.M.S. VIGILANT;
fourth rate, two decker H.M.S. EXPERIMENT;
the tenders of the NAUTILUS and EXPERIMENT;
two unknown ships.

Captain Patrick Ferguson in command of troops

Major Gen. Benedict Arnold hear of impending attack and sends Col. Procter's Penn. Regiment

Fleet slowed down
Took four and one-half day to sail 77.5 nautical miles
(Kill Van Kull - Great Bay)
Along the way, Lieutenant William Quarme of the two-gun brig H.M.S. HALIFAX was spotted and ordered to join expedition

Loyalists climb aboard and inform the Zebra about militia at Chestnut Neck

At day break. S;ow going, in experienced crew and shallow water.

two ships run aground.

three other large ships move to little egg harbor bay instead

The Militia doesn't stand a chance, run off fairly quickly

10 prize vessels still in are

Commander Colins orders all other ships and the town to be dismantled and burned or scuttled

7th: Home of Captain George Payne of Chestnut Neck;
to be sold: schooner FAME (captured by Captain Yelverton Taylor of the sloop COMET);
8th: Mays Landing, Great Egg Harbor River, the schooner HANNAH (captured by Captain Yelverton Taylor of the sloop COMET)

Stevens, abraham davis

8-9 months tutored Doctor Johnson
3 months apothecary's shop (pharmacist)

Anatomy, surgery, mid wifery, chemistry

B: Summersville, Kentucky

Hired a wagon to Louisville, Ohio

Paid $30 to work on flatboat of flour, also got family to ride with. 6 week Trip

On Schooner Emblem
There was a sickness, Eugene got a bit of it
three days after leaving Mississippi entered Matagorda Bay at Pass Cavallo

Arrived at Cox's Point on the Lavaca Bay

On the Lavaca Bay. Camped for two weeks. 80-90 people

By Grant

For Texas army at Bexar. Issued supplies to the army and families of Soldiers

Of Cuero

Francisco de Castañeda and 100 Dragoons, left from San Antonio de Béxar

56 men in three companies. Supplied their own gear.