Organization
The regimental company commanders of Butler's Rangers, 1777–1784, were:
- Capt. Andrew Bradt
- Capt. Walter Butler (John Butler's son, killed in action, 1781)
- Capt. William Caldwell, victor at the Battle of Sandusky and the Battle of Blue Licks
- Capt. George Dame
- Capt. Bernard Frey
- Capt. Lewis Geneway
- Capt. Peter Hare
- Capt. John McDonell
- Capt. John McKinnon
- Capt. Benjamin Pawling
- Capt. Peter Ten Broeck
- Capt. Andrew Thompson
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