Provincial Units
- American Legion (Loyalist)
- American Volunteers
- Armed Boat Company
- Black Company of Pioneers (also known as the Black Pioneers)
- British Legion (placed on American establishment in 1781 as 5th American Regiment)
- Bucks County Dragoons (absorbed by British Legion in 1780)
- Butler's Rangers
- Caledonian Volunteers (formed part of the British Legion in 1778)
- Campbell's Dragoon (South Carolina Dragoons)
- Canadian Companies
- DeLancey's Brigade
- Detroit Volunteers claims descent from Roger's Rangers-later became 1st Battalion 119th Field Artillery Regiment, Michigan National Guard USA.
- Diemar's Troop of Black Hussars (also known as Diemar's Hussars)
- Duke of Cumberland's Regiment
- Duchess County Company
- Emmerich's Chasseurs
- Fenwick's Dragoons (South Carolina Dragoons)
- Forshner's Independent Company
- Georgia Light Dragoons
- Georgia Loyalists
- Governor Wentworth's Volunteers
- Guides and Pioneers
- Harkimer's Batteau Company
- Hierlihy's Corps
- James Island Light Dragoons
- King's American Dragoons
- King's American Regiment (placed on American establishment in 1781 as 4th American Regiment)
- King's Rangers
- King's (Carolina) Rangers
- King's Orange Rangers
- King's Royal Regiment of New York
- Kinloch's Light Dragoons (formed part of the British Legion in 1778)
- Locke's Independent Company
- Loyal American Rangers
- Loyal American Regiment
- Loyal Foresters
- Loyal New Englanders
- Loyal Rangers
- Loyal Rhode Islanders
- Maryland Loyalists Battalion
- Nassau Blues
- Newfoundland Regiment (placed on British establishment in 1782)
- New Hampshire Volunteers
- New Jersey Volunteers (Skinner's Greens)
- Newport Artillery Company (Rhode Island) 1741
- New York Volunteers (placed on American establishment as 3rd American Regiment in 1779)
- North Carolina Highlanders
- North Carolina Independent Company
- North Carolina Independent Dragoons
- Pennsylvania Loyalists
- Philadelphia Light Dragoons (formed part of the British Legion in 1778)
- Prince of Wales's American Volunteers
- Provincial Light Infantry
- Queen's Rangers (placed on American establishment in 1779 as 1st American Regiment);claims descent from Roger's Rangers
- Roman Catholic Volunteers
- Royal American Reformers
- Royal Fencible Americans
- Royal Garrison Battalion (placed on British establishment in 178
- Royal Georgia Volunteers
- Royal Highland Emigrants (placed on British establishment in 1779 as 84th Foot)
- Royal Nova Scotia Volunteer Regiment
- Saint John's Volunteers
- Starkloff's Dragoons (South Carolina Dragoons)
- South Carolina Rangers
- South Carolina Royalists
- Stewart's Troop of Light Dragoons
- Van Alstine's Batteau Company
- Volunteers of Ireland (placed on American establishment in 1779 as 2nd American Regiment)
- Volunteers of New England
- West Florida Royal Foresters
- West Jersey Volunteers
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