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![]() aka Juniper Springs. aka West Old Field. Col. Charles Myddleton was in command of a party of mounted Patriots that had been making hit and run attacks of the British relief column that was on its way to the besieged British garrison of Ninety-Six. Col. Myddleton and his men were in the process of making another such attack when they road into an ambush of British cavalry. The Patriots were routed suffering casualties of more than fifty percent of their force. |
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SC 2nd Regiment of State Dragoons (State Troops) detachment
led by Col. Charles S. Myddleton with three (3) known companies,
led by: Orangeburgh District Regiment of Militia detachment led by
Lt. Col. Richard Hampton with one (1) known company, led by: 1st Spartan Regiment of Militia detachment of one (1) known
company, led by: Total Patriot Forces - 150 |
NY Volunteers led by Major John Coffin with 60 mounted infantry - - - - - - - - |
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