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Return of Killed and Wounded of the Troops at Camden
A detailed roll lists Royal Artillery and Infantry units with ranks, including captains, lieutenants, ensigns, adjutants, serjeants, drummers, and rank and file. It records killed, wounded, and missing from multiple regiments, emphasizes the Camden battle near South Carolina on August 16 during Cornwallis’s campaign, and notes prisoners, prizes, and supporting naval actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Artillery
Jad
Botsth Legion of Cavalry
Totaniry
Royal North Girthes Regiment
Bail Wokawalla
Camdes
South Carolina
Dacutenane
Lighe Infantry
Ad Barta
Dutta
Ireland
Legion Cavalry
Leywon Infantry
Royal North Carolina Regiment
Qvlonel
Marquosa
Sig
Bowen
Ajd
James Drury
Malcolm
Richard Catton
Uted
Chea Webiar
Bet
James L. Harvens
Wheeler Caine
Grit
Archibald Campbell
Hugh Campbell
John Grant
Volunteers of Ireland
Gillipie
Whatley Ard Whompson
Legit Infantry
New York
New-Haven
Charlestown
Carolina
Hydra
Gresai
Transporee
Savannah
Hesfian
Highland F.afs
Cape Sloo
Savansnah
Wasp
Pomesien
Richmind
Camilla
Virgina
Fisher
Ghia
Hore
feGje
Botton
Cipr
Fith-market
New-York
Vésterd Apt
Ridley
Queen
Buchel
Holker
Fair American
General Green
Philadelphia
Delaware River
Arbushnoet
St. Kite's
Madeira
Pye
Arbuthnot
Bt. Kite
Rodney
Beven
Bunker Hill
J. Macrzop
Anta Byron
Lord Cornwallis
Biot
Cesare
London Gazette
Otteter Ko
Capain
Richard Cotton
Gotthebian Saat
Aerr
Edward Maort
Bane
Dublin
Ters
Sr Cotlertaeel
Ana
Marseilles
Aguh
Fripates
West Indies
Querin
Oreak
AuHails
Melby
Srack
Cape de Gate
Cape de Gatt
Rekth
Starsboard
Welles