Bedford and Fair Haven expedition reports 1778 victory
Extracts recount Major General Grey's Bedford and Fair Haven operation during September 1778. Details include landing and re-embarkation, enemy losses, ships burnt and stores destroyed, and a broad summary of returns for casualties, vessels, arms, and cattle taken on Martha's Vineyard and Accushnet River.
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Grey
Henry Clinton
Garysfort
Bedford Harbour
St Bedford
Fair Haven
Scott
Bedford
Andrew Brirad
Benis ‘Clinton
Great- Britain
Burgoyne
Gates
Sir Henry Clin
George Germain
New- York
Eagle
Fair’Haven
Carysfort
Whitestone
New London
Thertte
Buzzard’s Bay
Lord Howe
Clark’s Cove
Accushnet River
Vineyard Sound
Rhode Island
Martha’s Vineyard
Ani
Avery
Batalion Light Infantry
Grenadiers
Charles Grey
M.G
Sth
d’Estaing
M‘pherson
Crans Mills
Falmouth
Old Town
Ditto
Holmes’s Hole
Martha's Vineyard
Clark's Point
Congress
Co Teor
Holme’s Cove
Tilbury
Chilmark
Zhalberts
N.B
David Scott
Royal Reg. of Artillery
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C. Swanupa Grey, M. G
Admiralty Office
Lord Viscount. Howe
North America
Stephens
Grove
Apollo
New York
Plymouth
Sandy Hook
Middle Channel
Narraganset
Seakonnet
Fae Fitips
Newport
Point Judith
Ahora
Race
Brif
Robert Pigot
Conanicut
Phoenix
Experiment
Pearl
Centurion
Ardent
Richmond
Vigilant
Roebuck
Phanix
Cape May
Byron
Cornwall
Dawson
Preston
Farbe
Raynor
C. Howe
P.S
Hawker
Senepuxen
Delaware
Sandy-Hook
Viscount Howe
Vite
Howe
Duncan and
Curtis
Elliot
Trident
Molloy
Hotham
Appleby
Edwards
Nonsuch
Griffith
Rationable
Fitzherbert
Somerset
Carry
St. Alban’s
Onslow
Keppel
Braithwaite
Sir J. Wallace
Isis
Raynor Renown
Adlingy
Parker
Hamond
Venus
Williams
Gidoin
Linzee
Pownoll
Greme
Nautilus
Beecher
Christian
Aplin
Watt
O’hara
Gambier
Brisbane
Fiscount Howe
Flora
Goat Island
Brénton’s Neck
Dumplins
Knowles
Pigot
Spitfire
Huntingdon