The 4th Connecticut Regiment (1777) was commanded by Colonel John Durkee from 1 January 1777 to 1 January 1781. Colonel Durkee was wounded at the Battle of Monmouth.
It was renamed the 1st Connecticut Regiment (1781)
In the New England Historical and Genealogical Register, Vol 12, page 281-282 ROLL OF CAPT NATHANIEL WEBB'S CO, IN THE FOURTH CONNECTICUT REGIMENT -- REVOLUTIONARY WAR -- COL JOHN DURKEE, COMMANDING, from Mr Ledyard Bill of New York, in possession of the Company Roll Book of the Revolution.
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