British Forces (Lt. Colonel Maitland) 1st Battalion 71st Foot .........400 Hessian Regiment von Trumbach (late Woellworth) 300 North Carolina Loyalists ........150 Artillery ........................6 guns American Forces (Major General Lincoln) Left Wing (Brig. General Jethro Sumner) Henderson's Battalion Light Infantry...120 Armstrong's North Carolina Brigade: 4th North Carolina...................250 5th North Carolina...................250 2 light guns Butler's North Carolina Militia Brigade Johnson's North Carolina Militia Regt....360 McDowell's North Carolina Militia Regt...250 Right Wing (Brig. General Isaac Huger) Malmedy's Battalion Light Infantry....120 1st South Carolina Regt........230 3rd South Carolina Regt........389 6th South Carolina Regt........157 4 light guns Reserve Mason's Virginia Militia.......400 Pulaski's Legion (mounted).....100 Davie's North Carolina Horse ..50 2 light guns Source: Greg Novak, Rise and Fight Again, A Guide to the Armies of the American War of Independence in the Southern Campaigns. [Editor's note: the bibliography in this booklet makes it a must-have in everyone's collection of American Revolution publications] More Battle of Stono Ferry Historical Analysis Large Map: Southern Theater of Operations (115K) Large Map: Charleston and Environs (95K) Large Map: Tactical Battle (95K) Order of Battle Back to American Revolution Journal Vol. I No. 2 Table of Contents Back to American Revolution Journal List of Issues Back to Master Magazine List © Copyright 1997 by James E. Purky This article appears in MagWeb (Magazine Web) on the Internet World Wide Web. Other military history articles and gaming articles are available at http://www.magweb.com