Service Record
Designation | Date | Brigade | Department |
Hitchcock's Regiment | 8 May 1775 | none | none |
Hitchcock's Regiment | 22 July 1775 | Greene's | Main Army |
11th Continental Regiment | 1 January 1776 | Greene's | Main Army |
11th Continental Regiment | 12 August 1776 | Nixon's | Main Army |
11th Continental Regiment | 22 December 1776 | Hitchcock's | Main Army |
2nd Rhode Island Regiment | 1 January 1777 | Hitchcock's | Main Army |
2nd Rhode Island Regiment | 13 January 1777 | none | Main Army |
2nd Rhode Island Regiment | 12 March 1777 | none | Highlands |
2nd Rhode Island Regiment | 10 July 1777 | Rhode Island | Highlands |
2nd Rhode Island Regiment | 14 September 1777 | Rhode Island | Main Army |
2nd Rhode Island Regiment | 19 July 1778 | 1st Massachusetts | Main Army |
2nd Rhode Island Regiment | 21 July 1778 | Rhode Island | Eastern |
2nd Rhode Island Regiment | 17 November 1779 | Stark's | Main Army |
2nd Rhode Island Regiment | 1 January 1781 | Stark's | consolidated |
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