Category: 5th North Carolina Regiment, Continental Army, American Revolution
Categories: North Carolina Line, American Revolution | Battle of Brandywine Creek | Battle of Germantown | Battle of Monmouth | Capture of Savannah | Siege of Charleston
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5th North Carolina Regiment
- Active: 1776-1783
- Allegiance: Continental Congress of the United States
- Type: Infantry
- Part of: North Carolina Line. See Wikipedia: 5th North Carolina Regiment.
Commanders
- Maj. Gen. Robert Howe
- Brigadier Generals:
- James Hogun
- James Moore
- Francis Nash
- Jethro Sumner
Battles
- Battle of Brandywine
- Battle of Germantown
- Battle of Monmouth
- Siege of Savannah
- Siege of Charleston
Timeline
- 26 Mar 1776: assigned to Continental Army in Southern Department
- Spring 1776: Organized at Wilmington, NC, eight companies of volunteers from the North Carolina districts of New Bern, Edenton, and Hillsborough
- 05 Feb 1777: assigned to main Continental Army
- 08 Jul 1777: assigned to North Carolina Brigade
- 01 Jun 1778 Valley Forge, PA: regiment reduced to a cadre, assigned to the Southern Department
- fall 1778 Halifax: re-organized into nine (9) companies
- 11 Jan 1779: assigned to Sumner's Brigade
- 03 Jun 1779: Sumner's Brigade redesignated as "Armstrong's Brigade"
- 12 May 1780 Charlestown, SC: British Army captures regiment
- 01 Jan 1781: officially disbanded
See The American Revolution in North Carolina.
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