aka Yadkin River

Col. John Peasley and his militia marched to Salisbury to join Gen. William Lee Davidson's brigade. Richard Vernon was in Capt. George Peay's company and wrote that when they reached McAlpine Creek in Mecklenburg County they spotted a British patrol, and "retreated to the north side of the Yadkin River. On our retreat, we were overtaken by the English and had a skirmish with them." Vernon also wrote that several men were killed "among whom were William Rankin, and a Mr. Sock of my acquaintance."

Col. John Peasley - Commanding Officer

Guilford County Regiment of Militia detachment of one (1) known company, led by:
- Capt. George Peay - Unknown number of men.

Unknown commander, unknown unit

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