Savannah Victory Details and Proclamations Amid Georgia Campaign
In Savannah region operations detailed with landing at Gerridoe's plantation, fighting near the town, and seizure of Savannah fort. Dispatch notes Howe’s forces repelled, loot taken, and civilians urged to pledge loyalty. proclamations promise protection and rewards for information against rebels. Reports also include captured ordnance and a formal proclamation by Commodore Parker and Archibald Campbell.
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Wilmington Creek
Savannah
Sherridge
Tybee
Sc. Augustine
Greenwich
Moon
Gertidoe
Pal'ey
fingte-Shériopi
Gerridoe
New York Volunteers
Maitland
Cameron
Gerridee
Robert Howe
71St
Delaney
the Wellworth
Wiffenbach
2D Batalion
Wellsworth
Heffians
Fatnal’s
James Baird
Turnball
Wellworth
Georgia
Great Ogeeche
Sie Jane Baird
Carolina
Peter Campbell
Skinner’s Light Infantry
Fraser
Cherokee Hill
Ebenezer
Howe
Two Sisters
Mount Pleasant
Beenezer
Sunbury Fort
Savannah River
South Carolina
Commodore Parker
New York
Stanhope
Navy
Clarke
Abercorn
Ebenezer Creek
Parisburg
Sunbury
Parker
Innes
Prevost
Augusta
Carolinas
Cannor
Reet
Innis
de Camp
Henry Clinton
Arch. Campbell
Archibald Campbell
Royal Army
R. Wilson
Colon Archibald Campbell
Light Infantry
2D Batallion Delaney
Skinner’s
Welworth
Charles Cameron
71St Regiment
Campbell
Skinner's
French
Light Dragoons
Arch
Ziffreg
Hyde’ Parker
North
William Boulden
Haymarket
Guildhall
London
Edward Gravenor
Coventry
Gikman
Covenay
Thomas Elford
Bristol
Three Tuns Tavern
Cornstreet
William Taylor
Nottingham
Hefer
Thomas Groombridge
Southwark
Surry
John Dunn
Bromley
Kent
King’s Bench
John Deane
Edward Carter
Liverpool
Lanecashire
Aee
Exchange
Manchester
James Armstrong
New Cr
Chicheser
Sussex
Mercer
Dolphin Inn
Southampton
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Isaac Smith
Lancashire
Golden Lion
Jo. Millett
Row
Chievely
Berks
Mealman
Globe-Inn
Newbery
Abraham Froud
New Sarum
Wilts
Three Lions-Inn
Richard Lloyd
Exeter
Linden
Andover
Hants
White Hart
Robert Stan