Sullivan Clinton Campaign 1779 Battle Remembered in New York
The Sullivan Clinton expedition against the Iroquois in 1779 is modernly commemorated in New York and Pennsylvania with battlefield observances, historic markers, and a two cent stamp. Notable events include Clinton's march up the Mohawk and a key clash at Newtown, with soldiers like Lt Boyd and Sgt Parker honored for their sacrifice. The story highlights Sullivan’s leadership and the destruction of Iroquois villages as part of a broader imperial objective and frontier war memory.
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Elmo Scott Watson
League of
New York
Pennsylvania
Newtown
Elmira
Geneva
Genesee Castle
Athens
Salamanca
N. C
James Clinton
Mohawk
Susquehonna
John Sullivan
General Sullivan
Cherry Valley
Wyoming
Indiana
Iroquoia
Atlantc
Washington
United States
Atlautic
Horatio Gates
Saratoga
Gates
Ismettie
Durham
New Hampshire
Sullivan
Clinton
van Schalck
Mohawk Valley
Onondagon
Mort Schuyler
Canajoharie
Otsego Lake
Lake
Easton
I dl
Inia
Kimira
Braddock
Morgan
Johnny Burgoyne
Timothy Murphy
James Parr
Thomas Boyd
Tim Murphy
General Fraser
Schoharie
Poor
New England
Sul Tyan
Conena Lake
Big
Genesee River
Seneca
Boyd
Cayterville
Michael Parker
Carascragy Creek
Leutenant
Tewo
Col
John Butler
Grovel and
Hill
Genesee Valley
Sullvith
Malnary
Sergeant Packer
Tom Boyd
Mary Damleon
Blemise
Sullivsie
Parker
Butler
Mutler
Sullivad
Thair Hill
Deron
Herolam
Hoyd
Fe Sullivan
State of
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Jonathan Benjamin Cowles
Jimmy Stites
Mary Louise
Jimmy
Jhmmy
Arid
Mars Lovive Mather
Nossa Rbe
Mary Louie
Hondy
Websehnel
Crehamrety
Wiewenn
Delft
Stacy Louise
Mary Loutise
Mary Louse
Winters
Nortal
Spain
Mary Lanise
Dimniy
Chase
Jonathan
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Maine
Charlie Emery
Over
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Nevada
Wisconsin
Kentucky
Massachusetta
Colorado
Minnesota
Wyoming
Ute
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Denison
Texas
Lydia E. Pinkham
Base Gino
Route 3
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