Orderly book of Daniel Whiting's company of the 6th Massachusetts regiment, 1779, Sept. 15 - 1780, Apr. 21, Bedford, Groton, Peekskill, and Highlands, N.Y
Orderly book of the 7th Company of the 6th Massachusetts Regiment kept by Stephen Barritt. Included are regimental, brigade, and general orders, morning reports, etc. The book contains John Nixon's Address to officers and soldiers of his brigade ( October 23, 1779). Lieutenant Colonel Daniel Whiting commanded the 7th Company of the 6th Massachusetts regiment. The regiment was created on November 1, 1776 and served until it was disbanded on June 12, 1783. The regiment was attached to General Nixon's brigade. Nixon's brother, Colonel Thomas Nixon commanded the regiment until Jan. 1, 1781.
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Orderly Books of the American Revolution. Manuscripts, Huntington Digital Library
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