5th Continental Regiment - Service Record

Service Record

Designation Date Brigade Department
1st New Hampshire Regiment 22 May 1775 none none
1st New Hampshire Regiment 14 June 1775 none Main Army
1st New Hampshire Regiment 22 July 1775 Sullivan's Main Army
5th Continental Regiment 1 January 1776 Sullivan's Main Army
5th Continental Regiment 27 April 1776 none Canadian
5th Continental Regiment 2 July 1776 none Northern
5th Continental Regiment 20 July 1776 Stark's Northern
5th Continental Regiment 26 November 1776 Sullivan's Main Army
1st New Hampshire Regiment 1 January 1777 Sullivan's Main Army
1st New Hampshire Regiment 14 February 1777 none Northern
1st New Hampshire Regiment 28 April 1777 New Hampshire Northern
1st New Hampshire Regiment 20 October 1777 New Hampshire Main Army
1st New Hampshire Regiment 19 August 1781 New Hampshire Highlands
1st New Hampshire Regiment 10-14 October 1781 New Hampshire Northern
1st New Hampshire Regiment 12 November 1782 New Hampshire Main Army
New Hampshire Regiment 1 March 1783 none Main Army
New Hampshire Battalion 22 June 1783 none Main Army
New Hampshire Battalion 1 January 1784 none disbanded


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