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![]() On August 10, a group of Cherokees were defeated by a Patriot force, commanded by Maj. Andrew Pickens with more than 200 militimen under his command. The Patriots then proceeded to raze the Indian towns of Tugaloo and Estatoe. |
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Maj. Andrew Williamson - Commanding Officer Ninety-Six District Regiment led by Maj. Andrew Williamson
with twelve (12) known companies, led by: New Acquisition District Regiment led by Col. Thomas Neel,
Maj. William Bratton, with fifteen (15) known companies, led
by: Spartan Regiment led by Col. John Thomas, Sr., with Lt. Col.
John Lisle, Sr., and eighteen (18) known companies, led by: Little River District Regiment led by Col. John Lindsey, Maj.
Robert Gillam, Maj. Jonathan Downs, with ten (10) known companies,
led by: Lower District Regiment detachment led by Maj. Andrew Pickens
with 230 men in five (5) known companies, led by: Fairfield Regiment detachment led by Capt. John Collins with unknown number of men Camden District Regiment detachment led by Capt. Philip Walker with unknown number of men Upper Craven County Regiment detachment led by Capt. Jefferson Williams with unknown number of men Catawba Indian Company of Rovers - Capt. Samuel Boykin with 20 men GA Militia Detachment led by Col. Samuel Jack with 240 men,
including the following five (5) known companies, led by: SC 3rd Regiment of Rangers detachment led by Col. William Thomson with Capt. Robert Anderson and 33 men SC 5th Regiment detachment of three (3) known companies with
93 men, led by: SC 6th Regiment detachment of four (4) known companies, led
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