aka Callington's Building or Callington's Garrison.

Col. Hezekiah Maham and his men (SC 3rd Regiment of State Dragoons) captured around eighty prisoners within sight of the British army below Moncks Corner. With Col. Maham was Capt. James McCauley and William McIntosh.

"Sometime in the Fall of 1781, I served a third Campaign as a volunteer for a term of three or four months under Capt. Roger Topp of Sullivan County, Col. Isaac Shelby and Lieutenant Colonel Anthony Bledsoe commanded & during this Campaign, Colonel John Sevier and Lieutenant Colonel Robertson of the Washington troops were along with us, too. We crossed over the Santee River and joined General Francis Marion with Col. Horry and Col. Mahem of the Cavalry. We were engaged in scouting and harrassing the British, we took their Hospital and some prisoners at Moncks Corner..." [edited version that came from the pension application of Zacheus Copland (S2470).]

"... he was however at the taking of a fortification near Moncks Corner in which there were 93 men & 3 women whom they were prisoners & burnt the fortificatiaon..."

Col. Hezekiah Maham - Commanding Officer

SC 3rd Regiment of State Dragoons, led by Col. Hezekiah Maham, with two (2) known companies, led by:
- Capt. James McCauley
- Capt. William McIntosh

Washington County Regiment of Militia (NC) led by Col. John Sevier and Lt. Col. Charles Robertson, with eight (8) known companies, led by:
- Capt. George Doherty
- Capt. John Mallugan
- Capt. David McNabb
- Capt. James Roddy
- Capt. Valentine Sevier, Jr.
- Capt. William Trimble
- Capt. Samuel Williams
- Capt. James Wilson

Sullivan County Regiment of Militia (NC) detachment led by Col. Isaac Shelby and Lt. Col. Anthony Bledsoe, with five (5) known companies, led by:
- Capt. John Carnes
- Capt. Landon Carter (Washington County)
- Capt. Moses Cavett
- Capt. Roger Topp
- Capt. Thomas Wallace

Hospital Staff - Unknown Number

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