Additional Descriptive Data

Regiments and People Mentioned

• Bose, Regiment of
• Brown, Lieutenant (of the Pioneers)
• Clinton, Henry
• Dundass, Lieutenant Colonel
• Hamilton, Lieutenant Colonel
• Leslie, Major General [Alexander]
• McLeod, Lieutenant
• Munroe, James
• North Carolina Volunteers
• Queen's Rangers
• Rice, Rigdon
• Tarleton, Lieutenant Colonel [Banastre]
• Webster, Lieutenant Colonel [James]
• Battle of Guilford Court House
• Broderick, Captain [Henry]
• Dubury, Major
• Haldane, Lieutenant
• Howard, Brigadier General
• Leslie, Major General [Alexander]
• O'Hara, Brigadier General [Charles]
• Ross, Major
• Shelly, Captain
• Tarleton, Lieutenant Colonel [Banastre]
• Webster, Lieutenant Colonel [James]

Related Materials

A similar British orderly book appeared in four separate issues of the North Carolina Historical Review, vol. 9: January 1932 (p. 57-78); April 1932 (p. 163-186); July 1932 (p. 273-298); and October 1932 (p. 366-392), edited by Albert Ray Newsome. The published version covers August 28, 1780, through March 20, 1781. The two orderly books originated from the same general orders.

The following collections comprise some collections at the Clements Library that pertain to the southern campaign:

• Benezet family papers
• Richard and Francis Browne papers
• Henri César, marquis de Castellane Majastre papers
• Henry Clinton Papers
• John Gorham papers
• Nathanael Greene papers
• William Knox papers
• James Mease journal
• James Moncrieff papers
• Tailyour family papers

Bibliography

Bernhard, Winfred E. A. "Cornwallis, Charles,". American National Biography Online. Oxford University Press, 2000.

Partial Subject Index

African Americans.

• 7-8, 72, 74-75, 106, 112, 120, 124-126

Arnold, Benedict.

• 133

Camden, Battle of.

• 70

Commendation.

• 21-25, 70, 102-103, 127, 133, 166-167

Courts Martial.

• 49, 160-163

Disorderly Behavior of Soldiers.

• 5-6, 28-29, 32-33, 49, 69, 72, 75-78, 81, 100-101, 105-106, 109-110, 112, 113, 160, 163

Flags of Truce.

• 106

Guilford Court House, Battle of.

• 21-23, 102-103

Horses and Cavalry.

• 7-8, 32-33, 41-42, 74-75, 105-106, 109, 121, 124-126, 166-167

Hospitals, Surgeons, and Wounded.

• 25-27, 43, 56, 86-89

Northern Army Personnel.

• 128-129, 131-136

Outposts, Passes, and Leaving Camp.

• 9-10, 14, 81, 114, 116

Parade.

• 58-59

Pay, Rations, and Supplies.

• 40-41, 58, 86, 119, 129-130

Plundering and Stealing.

• 5-6, 28-29, 32-33, 69, 75-78, 100-101, 105-106, 109-110, 112

Prisoners of War.

• 9-10, 28

Promotions.

• 51-53, 61, 81-85, 89-99, 101, 128, 136-154

Quartermasters.

• 118

Recruits.

• 47

Refugees.

• 2, 40, 75-78

Resignations.

• 61, 86-87

Restructuring.

• 155-159