Brig. Gen. Thomas Sumter got revenge on Capt. John Coffin's raid of the Waxhaws Church (April 9th) by sending men to burn and kill Loyalists in the Mobley and Sandy Run settlements.

About this same time, Brig. Gen. Sumter gave Brig. Gen. Andrew Pickens' Col. Flagg's regiment to suppress Loyalist around Ninety-Six.

The problem with this engagement is that the locations are not clearly known. Mobley's Meetinghouse was in northwestern Fairfield County, but there were several "Sandy Runs" known at that time - and none all that close to Mobley's Meetinghouse. This makes it difficult to clearly assert that this "engagement" was merely one and not two separate instances, however, neither have been mentioned separately in any current documentation.