Burgoyne’s Newburyfield Report on Killed and Wounded
A detailed list records British casualties at various ranks, from brigadier generals to ensigns, including additional names of officers killed, wounded, or missing. The dispatch notes significant losses since December 12 and cites Lieutenant General Burgoyne as the source.
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Gihi
Gates
Burpont
Fraser
James Clarke
Burgoyne
Green
Gift Regiment
Phillips
Blomfield
Royal Artillery
Money
Grant
7Ath
Wight
Jones
Westrop
Wright
Gth Regiment
Lucas
Cooke
Obins
Zoth
Ditto
Currie
Mackenzie
Robertson
Turnbull
Douglass
Reynal
Harvey
Suiart
Haggart
Marines
Cleyland
Royal Aratory
Taylor
Young
Adjutant Fitzgerald
Lynd
Anfirather
Fortes
Acland
Agnew
Earl If Belcarres
Harnage
Montgomery
Swetenham
Stapylton
Weyms
Dowling
Stanley
Light Infantry
Fitherton
Callan
Jones Goth
Smith
Howarth
Royal: Artillery
Connel
Blake
Hervey
Baron de Salons
Fielding
Gtth
Grenadiers
Williams
Havard
Congréss
Condags
Witiagy
Fort.Schuyler
Stanwix
Mohawk River
Ss. Teper
Gonsevelt
Bennington
Geri
Stacks
Warner
Bemus’s Heights
Albany
Lincoln
Arnold
Frazer
America
Canada
Howe
Watliington
Britain
Midland
Bolton
Charlestown-neck
Heath
United States
Goutsett
Bay
John Taylor
Naika Cuthing
Observations on the preceding Gazette
Burgoyne questions where and when events occurred and notes a potential turning point if Gates joins Washington. He argues cooperation with Howe Clinton could alter the war, while misfortune from failed junctions harms British aims. The Gazette omits royal references and uses neutral terms for the army and enemies.
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Burgoyne
Huison’s River
Howe
H. Clinton
Gates
Washington
General Howe
General Gates
General Washington
Harry Clinton
Canada
Council of ‘War
Otober
Great Britain
Argo
Hin Rape of an RelayeM a i the 12thy Bieis see
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a 12th year event and a related incident. Names and precise actions are unclear due to damaged text. may reference a local report of a crime or court matter with terse details and faded phrases.
From Boston 1777 War Office Letter on Howe Washington Actions
A folded extract dated October 6 1777 from the Massachusetts War Office to American Deputies in France describes Howe’s maneuvers toward Philadelphia and Washington’s defense, noting battles at Germantown and Brandywine, British setbacks, American counterattacks, and strategic questions about remaining in New York and Rhode Island expeditions while urging vigilance and describing prisoner treatment and prize rules.
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America
Boston
O&ober
Massachutts Bay
France
Geri. Howe
Harrass
Eris
Philadelphia
Jeffies
Staten ‘Mand
Chesapeak Bay
Elk
Howe
Washington
Delaware
Germantown
Howes
Vaughan
Tryon
Hudson’s River
Fort Montgomery
Putnamy
Gates
Ticonderoga
Albany
Parsons
Menander
Spencer
Newport
Rhode Island
Britain
Capada
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Elon
Wefsel
Carey
Bermuda
Charles Thompson
King’s
Hudson's River
Reiderer
Baum
Abe Heron
Peter