List of United States Militia Units in The American Revolutionary War - New York

New York

  • see also New York militia
  • 1st Battalion Grenadiers and Light Infantry, 1776
  • 1st Regiment of Levies, 1780–81
  • 2nd Regiment of Levies, 1776
  • 3rd Regiment of Levies, 1780–83
  • Allison's Regiment of Militia, 1775–78
  • Benedict's Regiment of Militia, 1780–81
  • Brinckerhoff's Regiment of Militia, 1777
  • Budd's Regiment of Militia, 1776
  • Campbell's Battalion of Militia, 1776–82
  • Cantine's Regiment of Militia Levies, 1778–79
  • Church's Regiment of Militia 1776
  • Clyde's Regiment of Militia, 1779–83
  • Cooper's Regiment
  • Crane's Regiment of Militia, 1779–81
  • Cuyler's Regiment of Militia, 1781–83
  • Drake's (Joseph) Regiment of Militia, 1776
  • Drake's (Samuel) Regiment of Militia, 1776–77
  • DuBois' Regiment of Levies, 1780
  • Field's Regiment of Militia, 1777–80
  • Fisher's Regiment of Militia, 1775–81
  • Freer's Regiment of Militia, 1777–79
  • Golden's Company of Militia, 1776
  • Graham's Regiment of Militia, 1777–79
  • Hamman's Regiment of Militia, 1777–82
  • Hardenburgh's Regiment of Militia, 1776
  • Harper's Regiment of Militia, 1779
  • Hasbrouck's Regiment of Militia, 1777
  • Hathorn's Regiment of Militia, 1777–81
  • Hay's Regiment of Militia, 1778–80
  • Hearts of Oak (New York militia), 1775
  • Hopkins' Regiment of Militia, 1779
  • Humphrey's Regiment of Militia, 1776–77
  • Jansen's Regiment of Militia, 1779–82
  • Lansing's Detachment of Militia, 1777
  • Livingston's Regiment of Militia, 1777–81
  • Ludington's Regiment of Militia, 1777–80
  • McClaughrey's Regiment of (Ulster County) Militia, 1776–81
  • McCrea's Regiment of Levies, 1779
  • Morrison co. Militia,1776
  • New York Provincial Company of Artillery, 1776
  • Nicholson's Regiment, 1776
  • Nicoll's Regiment of Levies, 1776
  • Palmer's Regiment of Militia, 1776
  • Pawling's Regiment of Levies and Militia, 1779–81
  • Pawling's Regiment of Militia, 1776–77
  • Poughkeepsie Invincibles, {4th Duchess County regiment, New York Militia}
  • Quackenbos' Regiment of Militia, 1779–80
  • Sacket's Westchester County Regiment, 1776
  • Schuyler's Regiment of Militia, 1781–82
  • Schuyler's Regiment of Albany County Militia, (Fifth Regiment of Albany County Militia)1777
  • Snyder's Regiment of Militia, (First Regiment of Ulster County Militia)1776-82
  • Swartwout's Regiment of Militia, 1776
  • Thomas' Battalion or Regiment of Militia, 1776–79
  • Tryon County militia
  • Van Alstyne's Regiment of Militia, 1777–81
  • Van Bergen's Regiment of Militia, 1777–80
  • Van Brunt's Regiment of Militia, 1776
  • Van Cortlandt's Regiment of Militia, 1777
  • Vandenbergh's Regiment of Militia, 1777
  • Vandenbergh's Regiment of Militia, 1778
  • Van Ness' Regiment of Militia, 1777–80
  • Van Rensselaer's Regiment, 1779–81
  • Van Schaick's Battalion, 1776
  • Van Schoonhoven's Regiment of Militia, 1778–82
  • Van Veghten's Regiment of Militia, 1779–80
  • Van Woert's Regiment of Militia, 1779–80
  • Vrooman's Regiment of Militia, 1779–83
  • Webster's Regiment of Militia, 1780–82
  • Weissenfels' Regiment of Levies, 1781–82
  • Wemple's Regiment of Militia, (2nd Albany County Militia Regiment) 1777-80
  • Whiting's Regiment of Militia, 1777–81
  • Willett's Regiment of Levies, 1781–83
  • Williams' Regiment of Militia, 1778–81
  • Woodhull's Regiment, 1776
  • Yate's Regiment of Militia, 1779–80

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