Trumbull, John. The Declaration of Independence. 1786–1820. Yale University Art Gallery.

Continental Navy Ships: https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3313851771

I made this guide for anyone who wants to do a historical playthrough. I have the sources listed in its own section at the end if you want to look at them. I tried to stay as historical as possible but if you find anything wrong or have a source with credible information, just post a comment with a link and i'll check it out.

I tried to keep as close to historical naming and assignments. There will be some units listed in the Units of____ sections but not in the order of battle because for some reason they had not been assigned to an army or did not participate in a battle that the army they were assigned to participated in. All lot of units were disbanded and later reorganized, specially between 1775-1777. This led to different regiments having the same designation at different times. I'll try to make it easier to follow the units lineage by noting their previous designation and if they changed designations during whatever year. Militia units are not listed because there were hundreds organized throughout the war, so are only mentioned as militia in the order of battle.

If you only care about the order of battles they are listed here in the same order they are in each section.

1775
Battle of Bunker Hill
Battle of Quebec

1776
Battle of the Ceders/Retreat from Ticonderoga
Battle of Long Island
Battle of Trenton/Princeton

1777-1780
Battle of Brandywine
Battle of Germantown
Battle of Saratoga
Battle of Monmouth
2nd Battle of Savannah
Siege of Charleston
Battle of Camden

1781-1783
Battle of Cowpens
Battle of Guildford's Court House
Battle of Yorktown

Thrumbull, John. The Battle of Bunker’s Hill. 1786. Yale University Art Gallery.

A state line referred to the regiments of a state quota. Throughout the war, the Continental Congress gave each state a quota of regiments to maintain. States had the authorization to organize additional regiments that would be considered part of the state line.

1st New Hampshire Regiment
2nd New Hampshire Regiment
3rd New Hampshire Regiment
Captain Timothy Bedel's Company of Rangers

• Redesignated July 1775 as Major Timothy Bedel's Corps of Rangers

Varnum's Regiment

• Also known as King's & Kent Counties Regiment

Hitchcock's Regiment

• Also known as Providence Country Regiment

Church's Regiment

• Also known as Newport & Bristol Counties Regiment

Richmond's Regiment

1st Connecticut Regiment

• Disbanded December 1775

2nd Connecticut Regiment
3rd Connecticut Regiment
4th Connecticut Regiment

• Disbanded December 1775

5th Connecticut Regiment

• Disbanded December 1775

6th Connecticut Regiment
7th Connecticut Regiment
8th Connecticut Regiment

Thomas' Regiment

• Redesignated as Bailey's Regiment in mid 1775

Heath's Regiment

• Redesignated as Greaton's Regiment in mid 1775

Paterson's Regiment
Learned's Regiment
Mansfield's Regiment
Nixon's Regiment
Sargent's Regiment
Gerrish's Regiment
Phinney's Regiment
Jonathan Brewer's Regiment
Prescott's Regiment
Little's Regiment
Read's Regiment
Glover's Regiment
Ward's Regiment
Gardner's Regiment
David Brewer's Regiment
Bridge's Regiment
Cotton's Regiment
Danielson's Regiment
Doolittle's Regiment
Fellows' Regiment
Frye's Regiment
Scammon's Regiment
Walker's Regiment
Whitcomb's Regiment
Woodbridge's Regiment

1st New York Regiment
2nd New York Regiment
3rd New York Regiment
4th New York Regiment

1st New Jersey Regiment

• Organized in 1775 but not assigned until 1776

2nd New Jersey Regiment

• Organized in 1775 but not assigned until 1776

1st Pennsylvania Battalion

• Organized in 1775 but not assigned until 1776

Pennsylvania Rifle Regiment

• Originally authorized as 6 rifle companies, then later reorganized into the Pennsylvania Rifle Regiment, June 1775

Maryland did not organize any regiment in 1775

Delaware did not organize any regiment in 1775

1st Virginia Regiment

• Raised and adopted in November of 1775 but was not assigned until 1776

2nd Virginia Regiment

• Raised and adopted in November of 1775 but was not assigned until 1776

1st North Carolina Regiment

• Raised and adopted in fall of 1775 but not assigned until 1776

2nd North Carolina Regiment

• Raised and adopted in fall of 1775 but not assigned until 1776

1st South Carolina Regiment

• Raised and adopted in November of 1775 but not assigned until 1776

2nd South Carolina Regiment

• Raised and adopted in November of 1775 but not assigned until 1776

South Carolina Ranger Regiment

• Raised and adopted in November of 1775 but not assigned until 1776
  
• Designation changed in late 1775 to 3rd South Carolina Regiment

Georgia did not organize any regiments in 1775

These are regiments that were authorized and raised under the control of the Continental Congress.

Canadian Regiment

• Recruited and organized men from Quebec during the Invasion of Canada Campaign

Green Mountain Boys
Michael Cresap's Independent Rifle Company
Thomas Price's Independent Rifle Company
Captain Hugh Stephenson's Independent Rifle Company
Morgan's Rifles

This sections contains all the artillery, cavalry, and units that don't fit in any of the other unit sections.

Rhode Island Train of Artillery
Pennsylvania State Artillery Company

• Raised and adopted in 1775 but not assigned until 1776

Captain John Lamb's Company of Artillery

• Redesignated to Captain-Lieutenant Isiah Wool's Artillery Detachment, January 1776

Regiment of the Train of Artillery

• Redesignated to Continental Artillery Regiment, June 1775

Captain Sebastian Bauman's Continental Artillery Company

• Organized from December 1775 - May 1776

First Troop Philadelphia City Cavalry

• The units was a volunteer-only, privately funded unit. It was comprised of local social organizations in the Philadelphia area. The organization is similar to The American Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars, or the Grand Army of the Republic. In 1775, the unit performed non-combat and bodyguard duties for George Washington. I do not think the unit was every adopted into the Continental Army, but I included it because aside from militia, it was the only cavalry unit operating with the continental army in 1775.

The Continental Army in 1775 almost exclusively operated around the New England and upstate NY/Canada region. The Eastern Department was the main army and participated in the Campaign of Boston in 1775. The Department of New York or Northern Department participated in the Invasion of Canada Campaign from 1775-1776. The order of battle was created using a snapshot of the departments during their respective campaigns. The order of battle is more of a general look at the organization of the army during the campaign.

The headings are formatted as: Department, Campaign, Battle/s, Time Frame of Snapshot


Commander-in-Chief General George Washington

• Independant Units (Not Assigned to Brigade)
  
  • Pennsylvania Rifle Regiment
    
  • Cresap's Independent Maryland Rifle Company
    
  • Pirce's Independent Maryland Rifle Company
    
  • Stephenson's Independent Virginia Rifle Company
    
  • Regiment of the Train of Artillery
    
  • Rhode Island Train of Atrillery
  
  
• Major General Artemas Ward
  
  • Brigadier General John Thomas
    
    • 1st New Hampshire Regiment
      
    • 2nd New Hampshire Regiment
      
    • 3rd New Hampshire Regiment
      
    • Thomas' Regiment
      
    • Ward's Regiment
      
    • David Brewer's Regiment
      
    • Cotton's Regiment
      
    • Danielson's Regiment
      
    • Fellow's Regiment
      
  • Brigadier General Joseph Spencer
    
    • Learned's Regiment
      
    • Read's Regiment
      
    • Walker's Regiment
      
    • 2nd Connecticut Regiment
      
    • 6th Connecticut Regiment
      
    • 8th Connecticut Regiment
      
  
  
• Major General Charles Lee
  
  • Brigadier General John Sullivan
    
    • Mansfield's Regiment
      
    • Nixon's Regiment
      
    • Doolittle's Regiment
      
    • 7th Connecticut Regiment
      
  • Brigadier General Nathanael Greene
    
    • Jonathan Brewer's Regiment
      
    • Little's Regiment
      
    • Gardner's Regiment
      
    • Whitcomb's Regiment
      
    • Varnum's Regiment
      
    • Hitchcock's Regiment
      
    • Church's Regiment
      
  
  
• Major General Israel Putnam
  
  • Brigadier General William Heath
    
    • Paterson's Regiment
      
    • Heath's Regiment
      
    • Gerrish's Regiment
      
    • Phinney's Regiment
      
    • Scammon's Regiment
      
  • No commander
    
    • Sargent's Regiment
      
    • Glover's Regiment
      
    • Bridge's Regiment
      
    • Frye's Regiment
      
    • Woodbridge's Regiment
      
    • 3rd Connecticut Regiment
      

* I am not exactly sure what Montgomery's units were, after capturing Montreal, he left a small force to guard the city. None of the sources listed what regiments were left to garrison. Also Arnold organized his units into 3 brigades, of which I can only confirm Morgan's Rifles was 1 brigade. I assume the two Rifle Companies were 1 brigade, and the 2 provisional battalions were another.

Major General Richard Montgomery

• Major General Richard Montgomery
  
  • 1st New York Regiment
    
  • 2nd New York Regiment
    
  • 3rd New York Regiment
    
  • 4th New York Regiment
    
  • Major Timothy Bedel's Corps of Rangers
    
  • Canadian Regiment
    
  • Captain John Lamb's Company of Artillery
  
  
• Major General Benedict Arnold
  
  • Morgan's Rifles
    
  • Mathew Smith's Rifle Company (Pennsylvania Rifle Regiment)
    
  • William Hendricks' Rifle Company (Pennsylvania Rifle Regiment)
    
  • 2 unnamed Provisional Infantry Battalions

Leutze, Emanuel. Washington Crossing the Delaware. 1851. Metropolitan Museum of Art.

At the start of 1776, George Washington and the Continental Congress approved a new "Continental Unit" system. 27 regiments would be reorganized into "Continental" regiments from various states. This sections contains only the continental regiments. The designations were dropped at the beginning of 1777 during the next reorganization of the Continental Army.

1st Continental Regiment

• Previously designated as Pennsylvania Rifle Regiment

2nd Continental Regiment

• Previously designated as 3rd New Hampshire Regiment

3rd Continental Regiment

• Consolidated from Learned's, Danielson's, and Cotton's Regiment

4th Continental Regiment

• Consolidated from Nixon's, Thompson's, and Danielson's Regiments

5th Continental Regiment

• Previously designated as 1st New Hampshire Regiment

6th Continental Regiment

• Consolidated from Jonathan Brewer's, Fellow's, and David Brewer's Regiments

7th Continental Regiment

• Consolidated from Prescott's, Scammon's, and Paterson's Regiments

8th Continental Regiment

• Previously designated as 2nd New Hampshire Regiment

9th Continental Regiment

• Previously designated as Varnum's Regiment

10th Continental Regiment

• Previously designated as 6th Connecticut Regiment

11th Continental Regiment

• Previously designated as Hitchcock's Regiment

12th Continental Regiment

• Previously designated as Little's Regiment

13th Continental Regiment

• Consolidated from Read's, Walker's, and David Brewer's Regiments

14th Continental Regiment

• Previously designated Glover's Regiment

15th Continental Regiment

• Consolidated with Paterson's and Scammon's Regiments

16th Continental Regiment

• Previously designated as Sargent's Regiment

17th Continental Regiment

• Previously designated as 8th Connecticut Regiment

18th Continental Regiment

• Consolidated from Phinney's, Scammon's, and Paterson's Regiments

19th Continental Regiment

• Previously designated as 7th Connecticut Regiment

20th Continental Regiment

• Previously designated as 3rd Connecticut Regiment

21st Continental Regiment

• Consolidated from Ward's, Fellow's, and Cotton's Regiments

22nd Continental Regiment

• Previously designated as 2nd Connecticut Regiment

23rd Continental Regiment

• Consolidated from Thomas' and Cotton's Regiments

24th Continental Regiment

• Consolidated from Heath's and Gardner's Regiments

25th Continental Regiment

• Consolidated from Gardner's, Cotton's, and Danielson's Regiments

26th Continental Regiment

• Previously Designated as Gerrish's Regiment

27th Continental Regiment

• Previously designated as Mansfield's Regiment

This sections contains any regiments that were not redesignated as "continental" regiments in 1776. While continental regiments were organized from state regiments and still counted towards the states regiment quota, I decided on a split between the sections for easier reading.

Bedel's Regiment
Long's Regiment
Whitcomb's Rangers

Babcock's Regiment

• Redesignated May 1776 to Lippitt's Regiment

Elmore's Regiment
Burrall's Regiment
Ward's Regiment
Westmoreland's Independent Companies

Porter's Regiment

• Disbanded January 1777

1st New York Regiment

• Disbanded January 1777

2nd New York Regiment

• Previously designated as 3rd New York Regiment (1775)(redesignated same time when Van Schaick's was redesignated)

3rd New York Regiment

• Previously designated as 4th New York Regiment (1775)

4th New York Regiment
Van Schaick's Regiment

• Previously designated as 2nd New York Regiment (1775)

Dubois' Regiment

• Partially organized in 1776

Nicholson's Regiment

• Raised and disbanded in 1776

1st New Jersey Regiment
2nd New Jersey Regiment
3rd New Jersey Regiment
4th New Jersey Regiment

• Assigned to the main army but not organized until February 1777

1st Pennsylvania Battalion
2nd Pennsylvania Battalion
3rd Pennsylvania Battalion
4th Pennsylvania Battalion
5th Pennsylvania Battalion
6th Pennsylvania Battalion
9th Pennsylvania Regiment

• Assigned in to the main army in 1776 but not organized until 1777

10th Pennsylvania Regiment

• Assigned in to the main army in 1776 but not organized until 1777

11th Pennsylvania Regiment

• Assigned in to the main army in 1776 but not organized until 1777

Pennsylvania State Rifle Regiment
Pennsylvania State Musketry Battalion
Captain John Doyle's Independent Rifle Company
Mackay's Battalion
Northampton and Northumberland Defense Battalion
Captain John Nelson's Independent Rifle Company
Captain John Doyle's Independent Rifle Company

Maryland Battalion

• Redesignated January 1777 as 1st Maryland Regiment

2nd Maryland Regiment

• Authorized as 7 independent infantry companies during 1776, reorganized January 1777 into 2nd Maryland

3rd Maryland Regiment

• Assigned in 1776 but not organized until 1777

4th Maryland Regiment

• Assigned in 1776 but not organized until 1777

5th Maryland Regiment

• Assigned in 1776 but not organized until 1777

6th Maryland Regiment

• Assigned in 1776 but not organized until 1777

7th Maryland Regiment

• Assigned in 1776 but not organized until 1777

Delaware Regiment

1st Virginia Regiment
2nd Virginia Regiment
3rd Virginia Regiment
4th Virginia Regiment
5th Virginia Regiment
6th Virginia Regiment
7th Virginia Regiment
8th Virginia Regiment
9th Virginia Regiment
10th Virginia Regiment

• Assigned in 1776 but not organized until 1777

11th Virginia Regiment

• Assigned in 1776 but not organized until 1777

12th Virginia Regiment

• Assigned in 1776 but not organized until 1777

13th Virginia Regiment

• Assigned in 1776 but not organized until 1777

14th Virginia Regiment

• Assigned in 1776 but not organized until 1777

15th Virginia Regiment

• Assigned in 1776 but not organized until 1777

1st North Carolina Regiment
2nd North Carolina Regiment
3rd North Carolina Regiment
4th North Carolina Regiment
5th North Carolina Regiment
6th North Carolina Regiment

1st South Carolina Regiment
2nd South Carolina Regiment
3rd South Carolina Regiment

• Previously designated as South Carolina Ranger Regiment (1775)

5th South Carolina Regiment
6th South Carolina Regiment

1st Georgia Regiment
2nd Georgia Regiment

• Assigned in 1776 but not organized until 1777

3rd Georgia Regiment

• Assigned in 1776 but not organized until 1777

Georgia Regiment of Horse Rangers

These are regiments that were authorized and raised under the control of the Continental Congress.

1st Canadian Regiment

• Previously designated as Canadian Regiment (1775)

2nd Canadian Regiment
Maryland and Virginia Rifle Regiment

• Consolidated from Cresap's, Pirce's, and Stephenson's Independent Rifle Companies

Major Brown's Detachment at Quebec

• Previously designated as Green Mountain Boys

German Battalion

• Also known as the 8th Maryland Regiment

This sections contains all the artillery, cavalry, and units that don't fit in any of the other unit sections.

Continental Artillery Regiment

• Previously designated as the Regiment of the Train of Artillery (1775)
  
• Consolidated with the Rhode Island Train of Artillery in 1776

Harrison's Continental Artillery Regiment

• Assigned in 1776 but not organized until 1777

Captain Sebastian Bauman's Company of Artillery
New York Provincial Company of Artillery
Stevens' Provisional Artillery Battalion

• Assigned in 1776 but not organized until 1777

Pennsylvania State Artillery Battalion

• Previously designated Pennsylvania State Artillery Company (1775)

Captain Bernard Romans' Continental Artillery Company
4th South Carolina Regiment

• Also known as the South Carolina Artillery Regiment

North Carolina Artillery Company

• Raised in 1776 but not assigned until 1777

Stevens Provincial Artillery Company

• Assigned in 1776 but not organized until 1777

1st Georgia Continental Artillery Company

• Raised in 1776 but not assigned until 1777

2nd Georgia Continental Artillery Company

• Raised in 1776 but not assigned until 1777

3rd Georgia Continental Artillery Company

• Raised in 1776 but not assigned until 1777

1st Maryland State Artillery Company
2nd Maryland State Artillery Company
Virginia State Artillery Regiment

• Redesignated November 1776 as a company in Harrison's Continental Artillery Regiment

Virginia Continental Artillery Company

• Redesignated November 1776 as a company in Harrison's Continental Artillery Regiment

Captain-Lieutenant Isaiah Wool's Artillery Detachment

• Redesignated as a company of Lamb's Continental Artillery Regiment January 1777

First Troop Philadelphia City Cavalry
1st Continental Light Dragoon Regiment

• Originally 6 Virginia dragoon companies in 1776 and later merged into the 1st Light Dragoon Regiment in November of 1776

2nd Continental Light Dragoon Regiment

• Raised in 1776 but not assigned until 1777

Corps of North Carolina Light Dragoons
Ottendorf's Corps

• Assigned in 1776 but not organized until 1777

New Hanover Light Horse Company

• I have only found one report of this unit here: https://archive.org/details/sinewsofindepend0000unse/page/19/mode/1up
  I do not know if this was a small militia type unit of cavalry or an adopted unit in the Continental Army. I can only find information on one engagement detailing a Bloodsworth commanding a cavalry unit. The unit also does not appear in any other report in the document so I am not sure what to do with it.

1776 was a large reorganization year for the Continental Army. Many units were reorganized into continental units or consolidated with other regiments. With the recent failure of the Invasion of Canada, Washington would transfer regiments between departments almost on a monthly basis. I choose to use snapshots of the departments during the major campaigns as a general order of battle.

The headings are formatted as: Department, Campaign, Battle/s, Time Frame of Snapshot

* - The units listed were part of the Department of Canada but did not participate in the Battle of the Ceders. The units were spread across the upstate NY and southern Canada regions. The only regiment listed that participated in the Battle of the Ceders is Bedel's Regiment. All units did participate in the retreat from Ticonderoga in June of 1776.

Brigadier General John Sullivan

• 2nd Continental Regiment
  
• 5th Continental Regiment
  
• 8th Continental Regiment
  
• 15th Continental Regiment
  
• 24th Continental Regiment
  
• 25th Continental Regiment
  
• 1st Pennsylvania Battalion
  
• 2nd Pennsylvania Battalion
  
• 4th Pennsylvania Battalion
  
• 6th Pennsylvania Battalion
  
• 1st New Jersey Regiment
  
• 2nd New Jersey Regiment
  
• 3rd New Jersey Regiment
  
• Bedel's Regiment
  
• Burrell's Regiment
  
• Porter's Regiment

Commander-in-Chief George Washington

• Continental Artillery Regiment (Independent Unit)
  
  
• Major General Israel Putnam
  
  • Colonel Joseph Reed
    
    • 3rd Continental Regiment
      
    • 13th Continental Regiment
      
    • 23rd Continental Regiment
      
    • 26th Continental Regiment
  • Brigadier General John Morin Scott
    
    • Comprised of 4 NY militia units
  • Brigadier General John Fellows
    
    • 3 units of Mass militia
      
    • 14th Continental Regiment
  
  
• Major General William Heath
  
  • Brigadier General Thomas Miflin
    
    • 5th Pennsylvania Battalion
      
    • 3rd Pennsylvania Battalion
      
    • 27th Continental Regiment
      
    • 16th Continental Regiment
      
    • Ward's Regiment
  • Brigadier General George Clinton
    
    • Comprised of 5 NY militia units
  
  
• Major General Joseph Spencer
  
  • Brigadier General Samuel Holden Parsons
    
    • 17th Continental Regiment
      
    • 22nd Continental Regiment
      
    • 20th Continental Regiment
      
    • 10th Continental Regiment
      
    • 21st Continental Regiment
  • Brigadier General James Wadsworth
    
    • Comprised of 7 various state militia units
  
  
• Major General John Sullivan
  
  • Brigadier General Lord Sterling
    
    • 1st Maryland Regiment
      
    • Delaware Regiment
      
    • Pennsylvania State Rifle Regiment
      
    • Pennsylvania State Musketry Battalion
      
    • 3 additional PA militia units
  • Brigadier General Alexander McDougall
    
    • 1st New York Regiment
      
    • 2nd New York Regiment
      
    • 19th Continental Regiment
      
    • 1 unit of artificers
  
  
• Major General Nathanael Greene
  
  • Brigadier General John Nixon
    
    • 1st Continental Infantry
      
    • 9th Continental Regiment
      
    • 11th Continental Regiment
      
    • 4th Continental Regiment
      
    • 7th Continental Regiment
      
    • 12th Continental Regiment
  • Brigadier General Nathaniel Heard
    
    • Comprised of 5 NJ militia units
  
  
• Brigadier General Olive Wolcott
  
  • Comprised of 12 Connecticut militia units
  
  
• Brigadier General Nathaniel Woodhull
  
  • Comprised of 2 NY militia units

Commander-in-Chief George Washington

• Major General Nathanael Green
  
  • Brigadier General Adam Stephen's
    
    • 4th Virginia Regiment
      
    • 5th Virginia Regiment
      
    • 6th Virginia Regiment
  • Brigadier General Lord Sterling
    
    • 1st Virginia Regiment
      
    • 1st Delaware Regiment
      
    • 3rd Virginia Regiment
      
    • 1st Pennsylvania Rifle Regiment
  • Brigadier General Hugh Mercer
    
    • 20th Connecticut Regiment
      
    • 1st Maryland Regiment
      
    • Maryland and Virginia Rifle Regiment
  • Brigadier General Matthias Alexis Roche de Fermoy
    
    • 1st Pennsylvania Regiment
      
    • German Battalion
  
  
• Major General John Sullivan
  
  • Colonel John Glover
    
    • 14th Continental Regiment
      
    • 3rd Massachusetts Regiment
      
    • 19th Continental Regiment
      
    • 23rd Continental Regiment
      
    • 26th Continental Regiment
  • Colonel Paul Dudley Sargent
    
    • 16th Continental Regiment
      
    • Ward's Regiment
      
    • 13th Continental Regiment
      
    • 1st New York Regiment
      
    • 3rd New York Regiment
      
    • 1 units of Connecticut militia
  • Brigadier General Arthur St. Clair
    
    • 5th Continental Regiment
      
    • 8th Continental Regiment
      
    • 2nd Continental Regiment
      
    • 15th Continental Regiment
  
  
• Colonel Henry Knox
  
  • Captain Sebastian Braumann's Company of Artillery
    
  • New York Provisional Company of Artillery
    
  • Continental Artillery Regiment
    
  • Pennsylvania State Artillery Battalion
    
  • 1 artillery unit of militia
    
  • First Troop Philadelphia City Cavalry

Gatta, Xavier della. Battle of Germantown. 1782. Museum of the American Revolution

Third reorganization after the next one-year enlisted was over. 1777 was the first year the Continental Congress did the 3-year or end of the war enlistment. So many units would be reorganized in 1781 after the 3-year enlistment was over. Had to split up the section because of the word limit.
Contains state lines:

• Massachusetts
  
• Connecticut
  
• New York
  
• New Jersey

1st Massachusetts Regiment

• Previously designated as 15th Continental Regiment 1776
  
• Designated Vose's Regiment from 1777-1779
  
• Redesignated August 1779 to 1st Massachusetts Regiment

2nd Massachusetts Regiment

• Previously designated as 23rd Continental Regiment 1776
  
• Designated Bailey's Regiment from 1777-1779
  
• Redesignated August 1779 to 2nd Massachusetts Regiment

3rd Massachusetts Regiment

• Previously designated as 24th Continental Regiment 1776
  
• Designated Greaton's Regiment from 1777-1779
  
• Redesignated August 1779 to 3rd Massachusetts Regiment

4th Massachusetts Regiment

• Previously designated as 3rd Continental Regiment 1776
  
• Designated Shepherd's Regiment from 1777-1779
  
• Redesignated August 1779 to 4th Massachusetts Regiment

5th Massachusetts Regiment

• Previously designated as 27th Continental Regiment 1776
  
• Designated Greaton's Regiment from 1777-1779
  
• Redesignated August 1779 to 5th Massachusetts Regiment

6th Massachusetts Regiment

• Previously designated as 4th Continental Regiment 1776
  
• Designated Nixon's Regiment from 1777-1779
  
• Redesignated August 1779 to 6th Massachusetts Regiment

7th Massachusetts Regiment

• Previously designated as Alden's Regiment 1777-1779
  
• Redesignated August 1779 to 7th Massachusetts Regiment

8th Massachusetts Regiment

• Previously designated as 16th Continental Regiment 1776
  
• Designated Michael Jackson's Regiment (hee hee Regiment) from 1777-1779
  
• Redesignated August 1779 to 8th Massachusetts Regiment

9th Massachusetts Regiment

• Previously designated as 26th Continental Regiment 1776
  
• Designated Wesson's Regiment from 1777-1779
  
• Redesignated August 1779 to 9th Massachusetts Regiment

10th Massachusetts Regiment

• Previously designated as Marshall's Regiment from 1777-1779
  
• Redesignated August 1779 to 10th Massachusetts Regiment

11th Massachusetts Regiment

• Previously designated as Tupper's Regiment from 1777-1779
  
• Redesignated August 1779 to 11th Massachusetts Regiment
  
• Disbanded January 1781

12th Massachusetts Regiment

• Previously designated as 18th Continental Regiment 1776
  
• Designated Samuel Brewer's Regiment from 1777-1779
  
• Redesignated August 1779 to 12th Massachusetts Regiment
  
• Disbanded January 1781

13th Massachusetts Regiment

• Previously designated as 6th Continental Regiment 1776
  
• Designated Wigglesworth's Regiment from 1777-1779
  
• Redesignated August 1779 to 13th Massachusetts Regiment
  
• Disbanded January 1781

14th Massachusetts Regiment

• Previously designated as Bradford's Regiment from 1777-1779
  
• Redesignated August 1779 to 14th Massachusetts Regiment
  
• Disbanded January 1781

15th Massachusetts Regiment

• Previously designated as Bigelow's Regiment from 1777-1779
  
• Redesignated August 1779 to 15th Massachusetts Regiment
  
• Disbanded January 1781

15th Massachusetts Regiment

• Originally designated Henry Jackson's Additional Continental Regiment
  
• Consolidated with Lee's and Henley's Additional Continental Regiments April 1779
  
• Redesignated July 1780 to 15th Massachusetts Regiment
  
• Disbanded January 1st, 1781

1st Connecticut Regiment
2nd Connecticut Regiment
3rd Connecticut Regiment
4th Connecticut Regiment
5th Connecticut Regiment
6th Connecticut Regiment
7th Connecticut Regiment
8th Connecticut Regiment
9th Connecticut Regiment

• Previously designated as S. B. Webbs Additional Continental Regiment 1777
  
• Redesignated August 1779 to 9th Connecticut Regiment

Elmore's Regiment

• Disbanded May 1777

Burrall's Regiment

• Disbanded January 1777

Ward's Regiment

• Disbanded May 1777

Wyoming Independent Company

• Previously designated as Westmoreland Independent Companies from 1777-1778
  
• Redesignated June 1778 to Wyoming Independent Company
  
• Disbanded January 1781

1st New York Regiment Regiment

• Previously designated as Van Schaick's Regiment 1776
  
• Consolidated with 4th New York Regiment (1776) and redesignated January 1779 to 1st New York Regiment

2nd New York Regiment Regiment

• Previously designated as 3rd New York Regiment 1776
  
• Redesignated January 1777 to 2nd New York Regiment

3rd New York Regiment Regiment

• Previously designated as Dubois' Regiment 1776
  
• Redesignated January 1777 to 3rd New York Regiment

4th New York Regiment Regiment

• Previously designated as 2nd New York Regiment 1776
  
• Redesignated January 1777 to 4th New York Regiment

5th New York Regiment Regiment

1st New Jersey Regiment Regiment
2nd New Jersey Regiment Regiment
3rd New Jersey Regiment Regiment
4th New Jersey Regiment Regiment

• Disbanded February 1779

Third reorganization after the next one-year enlisted was over. 1777 was the first year the Continental Congress did the 3-year or end of the war enlistment. So many units would be reorganized in 1781 after the 3-year enlistment was over. Had to split up the section because of the word limit.
Contains state lines:

• Pennsylvania
  
• Rhode Island
  
• New Hampshire
  
• Delaware
  
• Maryland

1st Pennsylvania Regiment

• Previously designated as 1st Continental Regiment 1776
  
• Redesignated January 1777 to 1st Pennsylvania Regiment

2nd Pennsylvania Regiment

• Previously designated as 1st Pennsylvania Battalion 1775-1776
  
• Redesignated January 1777 to 2nd Pennsylvania Regiment
  
• Consolidated with 13th Pennsylvania Regiment July 1778

3rd Pennsylvania Regiment

• Previously designated as 2nd Pennsylvania Battalion 1775-1776
  
• Redesignated January 1777 to 3rd Pennsylvania Regiment
  
• Consolidated with 12th Pennsylvania Regiment July 1778

5th Pennsylvania Regiment

• Previously designated as 4th Pennsylvania Battalion 1775-1776
  
• Redesignated January 1777 to 5th Pennsylvania Regiment
  
• Consolidated with Captain John Nelson's Independent Rifle Company March 1777

6th Pennsylvania Regiment

• Previously designated as 5th Pennsylvania Battalion 1775-1776
  
• Redesignated January 1777 to 6th Pennsylvania Regiment

7th Pennsylvania Regiment

• Previously designated as 6th Pennsylvania Battalion 1776
  
• Redesignated January 1777 to 7th Pennsylvania Regiment

8th Pennsylvania Regiment

• Previously designated as Mackay's Battalion 1776
  
• Redesignated January 1777 to 8th Pennsylvania Regiment

9th Pennsylvania Regiment
10th Pennsylvania Regiment

• Consolidated with Captain Jacob Weaver's Independent Company November 1777
  
• Consolidated with 11th Pennsylvania Regiment July 1778

11th Pennsylvania Regiment (Old Eleventh)

• Consolidated with 10th Pennsylvania Regiment July 1778

11th Pennsylvania Regiment (New Eleventh)

• Originally designated as Hartley's Additional Continental Regiment 1777-1779
  
• Consolidated with Thurston's Additional Continental Regiment April 1778
  
• Consolidated Patton's and 3 companies of Malcomb's Additional Continental Regiments January 1779
  
• Redesignated January 1779 to 11th Pennsylvania Regiment

12th Pennsylvania Regiment

• Previously designated as Northampton and Northunberland Defense Battalion 1776
  
• Redesignated September 1776 to 12th Pennsylvania Regiment
  
• Consolidated with 3rd Pennsylvania Regiment July 1778

13th Pennsylvania Regiment

• Previously designated as Pennsylvania State Rifle Regiment 1776
  
• Consolidated with Pennsylvania State Musketry Battalion January 1777 and redesignated Pennsylvania State Regiment of Foot
  
• Consolidated with Captain John Pugh's Independent Company June 1777
  
• Redesignated November 1777 to 13th Pennsylvania Regiment
  
• Consolidated with 2nd Pennsylvania Regiment July 1778

Pennsylvania State Musketry Battalion

• Consolidated with Pennsylvania State Rifle Regiment January 1777

Captain John Doyle's Independent Rifle Company

• Disbanded July 1778

Carlisle Independent Companies

• Organized as 2 companies
  
• Disbanded June 1778

Captain Joshua Williams' Independent Company

• Consolidated with 4th Pennsylvania Regiment in November 1777

Captain John Pugh's Independent Company

• Consolidated with 13th Pennsylvania Regiment in June 1777

Captain John Nelson's Independent Rifle Company

• Consolidated with 5th Pennsylvania Regiment March 1777

Captain Jacob Weaver's Independent Company

• Consolidated with 10th Pennsylvania Regiment in November 1777

1st Rhode Island Regiment

• Previously designated as 9th Continental Regiment 1776

2nd Rhode Island Regiment

• Previously designated as 11th Continental Regiment 1776

Long's Regiment

• Disbanded in July 1777

Whitcomb's Ranger

• Disbanded January 1781

1st New Hampshire Regiment

• Previously designated 5th Continental Regiment 1776

2nd New Hampshire Regiment

• Previously designated 8th Continental Regiment 1776

3rd New Hampshire Regiment

• Previously designated 2nd Continental Regiment 1776
  
• Disbanded January 1781

Delaware Regiment

1st Maryland Regiment

• Previously designated as Maryland Battalion 1776
  
• Redesignated January 1777 as 1st Maryland Regiment

2nd Maryland Regiment

• Previously designated as 7 independent companies 1776
  
• Redesignated January 1777 as 2nd Maryland Regiment

3rd Maryland Regiment
4th Maryland Regiment
5th Maryland Regiment
6th Maryland Regiment
7th Maryland Regiment

Third reorganization after the next one-year enlisted was over. 1777 was the first year the Continental Congress did the 3-year or end of the war enlistment. So many units would be reorganized in 1781 after the 3-year enlistment was over. Had to split up the section because of the word limit.
Contains state lines:

• Virginia
  
• North Carolina
  
• South Carolina
  
• Georgia

1st Virginia Regiment

• Consolidated with 9th Virginia Regiment in May 1779

2nd Virginia Regiment

• Consolidated with 6th Virginia Regiment in May 1779

3rd Virginia Regiment

• Consolidated with 5th Virginia Regiment in May 1779

4th Virginia Regiment

• Consolidated with 8th Virginia Regiment in May 1779

5th Virginia Regiment

• Consolidated with 3rd Virginia Regiment in May 1779

6th Virginia Regiment

• Consolidated with 2nd Virginia Regiment in May 1779

7th Virginia Regiment

• Redesignated May 1779 as 5th Virginia Regiment

8th Virginia Regiment

• Consolidated with 4th Virginia Regiment in May 1779

9th Virginia Regiment

• Consolidated with 1st Virginia Regiment in May 1779

10th Virginia Regiment

• Redesignated May 1779 as 6th Virginia Regiment

11th Virginia Regiment

• Redesignated May 1779 as 7th Virginia Regiment

12th Virginia Regiment

• Redesignated May 1779 as 8th Virginia Regiment

13th Virginia Regiment

• Redesignated May 1779 as 9th Virginia Regiment

14th Virginia Regiment

• Redesignated May 1779 as 10th Virginia Regiment

15th Virginia Regiment

• Redesignated May 1779 as 11th Virginia Regiment

Regiment of the Guard

• Authorized December 1778 and adopted 1779

Heth's Independent Company

• Originally organized as two independent companies and consolidated November 1779

1st North Carolina Regiment
2nd North Carolina Regiment
3rd North Carolina Regiment
4th North Carolina Regiment
5th North Carolina Regiment
6th North Carolina Regiment
7th North Carolina Regiment

• Disbanded June 1778

8th North Carolina Regiment

• Disbanded June 1778

9th North Carolina Regiment

• Disbanded June 1778

10th North Carolina Regiment

• Also known as Shepherd's Additional Continental Regiment
  
• Disbanded June 1778

1st South Carolina Regiment

• Consolidated February 1780 with 5th South Carolina Regiment

2nd South Carolina Regiment

• Consolidated February 1780 with 6th South Carolina Regiment

3rd South Carolina Regiment
5th South Carolina Regiment

• Consolidated February 1780 with 5th South Carolina Regiment

6th South Carolina Regiment

• Consolidated February 1780 with 2nd South Carolina Regiment

1st Georgia Regiment
2nd Georgia Regiment
3rd Georgia Regiment
4th Georgia Regiment
Georgia Regiment of Horse Rangers

These are regiments that were authorized and raised under the control of the Continental Congress.

Commander-in-Chiefs Guard
1st Canadian Regiment

• Disbanded January 1781

2nd Canadian Regiment

• Redesignated as Canadian Regiment in January 1781

Corps of Invalids

• Made up of disabled veterans and performed non-combat duties

Warner's Regiment

• Previously designed as Major Brown's Detachment at Quebec
  
• Disbanded January 1, 1781

Maryland and Virginia Rifle Regiment

• Disbanded in 1776, Virginia companies sent to 11th Virginia Regiment and Maryland companies reorganized under 4th Maryland Regiment in 1777
  
• Reorganized in 1779 as Rawling's Independent Corps
  
• Disbanded January 1, 1781

German Battalion

• Disbanded January 1, 1781

Gist's Additional Continental Regiment

• Companies attached at various times to 3rd Maryland Regiment and 11th Virginia Regiment
  
• Consolidated with Grayson's and Thurston's Additional Continental Regiment April 1779
  
• Disbanded January 1, 1781

Grayson's Additional Continental Regiment

• Consolidated with Gist's Additional Continental Regiment April 1779

Patton's Additional Continental Regiment

• Consolidated with Hartley's Additional Continental Regiment January 1779

Sherburne's Additional Continental Regiment

• Disbanded May 1780

Spencer's Additional Continental Regiment

• Consolidated with Foreman's and Malcomb's Additional Continental Regiments April 1779
  
• Disbanded January 1, 1781

Thurston's Additional Continental Regiment

• Consolidated with Gist's Additional Continental Regiment April 1779

Unlike the infantry, the artillery regiments of 1777 kept the continental designation. Continental regiments are any units with "continental" in the name.

1st Continental Artillery Regiment

• Originally designated as Harrison's Continental Artillery Regiment
  
• Redesignated August 1779 to 1st Continental Artillery Regiment
  
• Consolidated with Maryland State Artillery Companies May 1780

2nd Continental Artillery Regiment

• Organized with Captain-Lieutenant Isaiah Wool's Artillery Detachment, Captain Sebastian Bauman's Continental Artillery Company, and New York Provincial Company of Artillery as Lamb's Continental Artillery Regiment 1777
  
• Redesignated August 1779 as 2nd Continental Artillery Regiment

1st Maryland State Artillery Company

• Consolidated with 1st Continental Artillery Company May 1780

2nd Maryland State Artillery Company

• Consolidated with 1st Continental Artillery Company May 1780

3rd Maryland State Artillery Company

• Consolidated with 1st Continental Artillery Company May 1780

3rd Continental Artillery Regiment

• Originally designated Crane's Continental Artillery Regiment
  
• Redesignated August 1779 as 3rd Continental Regiment

4th Continental Artillery Regiment

• Previously designated Pennsylvania State Artillery Regiment
  
• Redesignated June 1777 as Proctor's Continental Artillery Regiment
  
• Redesignated August 1779 as 4th Continental Artillery Regiment

North Carolina Artillery Company
1st Georgia Continental Artillery Company

• Consolidated with 3rd Georgia Continental Artillery Company
  
• Disbanded November 1779.

2nd Georgia Continental Artillery Company

• Disbanded November 1779.

3rd Georgia Continental Artillery Company

• Consolidated with 1st Georgia Continental Artillery Company

Captain Gibbs Jones' Continental Artillery Company

• Previously designated Captain Bernard Romans' Continental Artillery Company
  
• Redesignated January 1777 as Captain Gibbs Jones' Continental Artillery Company
  
• Redesignated April 1780 as Captain Jeremiah Freeman's Continental Artillery Company

Stevens' Provisional Artillery Battalion

• Organized with companies from 3rd Continental Artillery Regiment
  
• Disbanded December 1778 with 3rd Continental Artillery Regiment companies returning

Beaufort Independent Company of Artillery

• Consolidated October 1776 with 4th South Carolina Regiment

Georgetown Independent Company of Artillery

• Consolidated October 1776 with 4th South Carolina Regiment

First Troop Philadelphia City Cavalry
1st Continental Light Dragoon Regiment
2nd Continental Light Dragoon Regiment
3rd Continental Light Dragoon Regiment
4th Continental Light Dragoon Regiment
Corps of North Carolina Light Dragoons

• Disbanded January 1779

Armand's Legion

• Originally designated Free and Independent Chasseurs
  
• Consolidated February 1780 with Pulaski's Legion
  
• Redesignated February 1780 as Armand's Legion

Lee's Legionary Corps

• Originally designed 5th Troop, Virginia Light Horse and assigned to 1st Continental Light Dragoon Regiment
  
• Withdrawn from 1st Continental Light Dragoon Regiment to form Lee's Corps of Partisan Light Dragoons April 1778
  
• Redesignated February 1780 as Lee's Legionary Corps

Pulaski's Legion

• Consolidated February 1780 with Armand's Legion

Ottendorf's Corps

• Corps broken up in 1778 into Captain Henry Bedkin's Independent Troop of Light Horse and Captains John Paul Schott's and Anthony Selin's Independent Companies

Captain Henry Bedkin's Independent Troop of Light Horse

• Consolidated January 1781 with Armand's Legion

Captains John Paul Schott's and Anthony Selin's Independent Companies

• Consolidated January 1781 with 2nd Canadian Regiment

Section contains:

• Battle of Brandywine
  
• Battle of Germantown

The headings are formatted as: Department, Campaign, Battle/s, Time Frame of Snapshot


Commander-in-Chief George Washington

Main Army
Commander-in-Chief George Washington

• 4th Continental Artillery Regiment
  
• Light Infantry Corps
  
• Brigadier General Francis Nash
  
  • 1st North Carolina Regiment
    
  • 2nd North Carolina Regiment
    
  • 3rd North Carolina Regiment
    
  • 4th North Carolina Regiment
    
  • 5th North Carolina Regiment
    
  • 6th North Carolina Regiment
    
  • 7th North Carolina Regiment
    
  • 8th North Carolina Regiment
    
  • 9th North Carolina Regiment
  
  
• Major General John Armstrong
  
  • Brigadier General James Porter
    
    • Comprised of 7 Eastern PA county militia units
  • Brigadier General James Irvine
    
    • Comprised of 5 Eastern PA county militia units
  
  
• Major General Nathanael Greene
  
  • Brigadier General James Muhlenburg
    
    • 1st Virginia Regiment
      
    • 5th Virginia Regiment
      
    • 9th Virginia Regiment
      
    • 13th Virginia Regiment
      
    • German Battalion
  • Brigadier General George Weeden
    
    • 2nd Virginia Regiment
      
    • 6th Virginia Regiment
      
    • 10th Virginia Regiment
      
    • 14th Virginia Regiment
      
    • Pennsylvania State Regiment
  
  
• Major General Anthony Wayne
  
  • Colonel Thomas Hartley
    
    • 1st Pennsylvania Regiment
      
    • 2nd Pennsylvania Regiment
      
    • 7th Pennsylvania Regiment
      
    • 10th Pennsylvania Regiment
      
    • Hartley's Additional Continental Regiment
  • Colonel Richard Humpton
    
    • 4th Pennsylvania Regiment
      
    • 5th Pennsylvania Regiment
      
    • 8th Pennsylvania Regiment
      
    • 11th Pennsylvania Regiment

Left Wing
Major General John Sullivan

• Major General John Sullivan
  
  • Colonel William Smallwood
    
    • 1st Maryland Regiment
      
    • 3rd Maryland Regiment
      
    • 7th Maryland Regiment
      
    • 1st Delaware Regiment
  • Brigadier General Chevalier Philippe Hubert Preudhomme de Borre
    
    • 2nd Maryland Regiment
      
    • 4th Maryland Regiment
      
    • 6th Maryland Regiment
      
    • 2nd Canadian Regiment
  
  
• Major General Adam Stephen
  
  • Brigadier General William Woodford
    
    • 3rd Virginia Regiment
      
    • 7th Virginia Regiment
      
    • 11th Virginia Regiment
      
    • 15th Virginia Regiment
  • Brigadier General Charles Scott
    
    • 4th Virginia Regiment
      
    • 8th Virginia Regiment
      
    • 12th Virginia Regiment
      
    • Grayson's Additional Continental Regiment
      
    • Patton's Additional Continental Regiment
  
  
• Major General Lord Stirling
  
  • Brigadier General William Maxwell
    
    • 1st New Jersey Regiment
      
    • 2nd New Jersey Regiment
      
    • 3rd New Jersey Regiment
      
    • 4th New Jersey Regiment
  • Brigadier General Thomas Conway
    
    • 3rd Pennsylvania Regiment
      
    • 6th Pennsylvania Regiment
      
    • 9th Pennsylvania Regiment
      
    • 12th Pennsylvania Regiment
      
    • Spencer's Additional Continental Regiment

Commander-in-Chief George Washington

* - the 2nd and 3rd Light Dragoons participated in Germantown but I could not find anything on if they were assigned to a division. I believe they were acting as independent scouting units in the days before and during the battle.

• 2nd Continental Light Dragoon Regiment
  
• 3rd Continental Light Dragoon Regiment

Left Wing
Major General Nathanael Greene

• Brigadier General Alexander McDougall
  
  • 1st Connecticut Regiment
    
  • 2nd Connecticut Regiment
    
  • 4th Connecticut Regiment
    
  • 5th Connecticut Regiment
    
  • 7th Connecticut Regiment
  
  
• Major General Nathanael Greene
  
  • Brigadier General Peter Muhlenberg
    
    • 1st Virginia Regiment
      
    • 5th Virginia Regiment
      
    • 9th Virginia Regiment
      
    • 13th Virginia Regiment
  • Brigadier General George Weedon
    
    • 2nd Virginia Regiment
      
    • 6th Virginia Regiment
      
    • 10th Virginia Regiment
      
    • 14th Virginia Regiment
      
    • Pennsylvania State Regiment
  
  
• Major General Adam Stephen
  
  • Brigadier General William Woodford
    
    • 3rd Virginia Regiment
      
    • 7th Virginia Regiment
      
    • 11th Virginia Regiment
      
    • 15th Virginia Regiment
  • Brigadier General Charles Scott
    
    • 4th Virginia Regiment
      
    • 8th Virginia Regiment
      
    • 12th Virginia Regiment
  
  
• Brigadier General Casimir Pulaski
  
  • Led a small independent corps of cavalry
  
  
• Brigadier General William Smallwood
  
  • Maryland Militia Brigade
    
  • New Jersey Militia Brigade

Right Wing
Major General John Sullivan

• Major General John Sullivan
  
  • Colonel John Hoskins Stone
    
    • 1st Maryland Regiment
      
    • 3rd Maryland Regiment
      
    • 7th Maryland Regiment
      
    • 1st Delaware Regiment
  • Colonel Moses Hazen
    
    • 2nd Maryland Regiment
      
    • 4th Maryland Regiment
      
    • 6th Maryland Regiment
      
    • 2nd Canadian Regiment
  
  
• Brigadier General Anthony Wayne
  
  • Colonel Thomas Hartley
    
    • 1st Pennsylvania Regiment
      
    • 2nd Pennsylvania Regiment
      
    • 7th Pennsylvania Regiment
      
    • 10th Pennsylvania Regiment
      
    • Hartley's Additional Continental Regiment
  • Colonel Richard Humpton
    
    • 4th Pennsylvania Regiment
      
    • 5th Pennsylvania Regiment
      
    • 8th Pennsylvania Regiment
      
    • 11th Pennsylvania Regiment
  
  
• Brigadier General Thomas Conway
  
  • 3rd Pennsylvania Regiment
    
  • 6th Pennsylvania Regiment
    
  • 9th Pennsylvania Regiment
    
  • 12th Pennsylvania Regiment
  
  
• Attached Cavalry
  
  • Delaware Horse Company
    
  • 1st Continental Light Dragoon Regiment
    
  • 4th Continental Light Dragoon Regiment
  
  
• Brigadier General John Armstrong Jr.
  
  • Pennsylvania Militia Brigade
    
  • 1st Philadelphia City Troop

Reserve
Major General Lord Stirling

• Brigadier General Francis Nash
  
  • 1st North Carolina Regiment
    
  • 2nd North Carolina Regiment
    
  • 3rd North Carolina Regiment
    
  • 4th North Carolina Regiment
    
  • 5th North Carolina Regiment
    
  • 6th North Carolina Regiment
    
  • 7th North Carolina Regiment
    
  • 8th North Carolina Regiment
    
  • 9th North Carolina Regiment
  
  
• Brigadier General William Maxwell
  
  • 1st New Jersey Regiment
    
  • 2nd New Jersey Regiment
    
  • 3rd New Jersey Regiment
    
  • 4th New Jersey Regiment
  
  
• Brigadier General Henry Knox
  
  • Proctor's Continental Artillery Regiment

Section contains:

• Battle of Saratoga
  
• Battle of Monmouth

The headings are formatted as: Department, Campaign, Battle/s, Time Frame of Snapshot


Major General Horatio Gates

• Morgan's Rifle Company (Independent unit)

Left Wing
Major General Horatio Gates

• Brigadier General Ebenezer Learned
  
  • 2nd Massachusetts Regiment
    
  • 8th Massachusetts Regiment
    
  • 9th Massachusetts Regiment
    
  • 1st Canadian Regiment
    
  • 2 units of New Hampshire militia
  
  
• Brigadier General Enoch Poor
  
  • 1st New Hampshire Regiment
    
  • 2nd New Hampshire Regiment
    
  • 3rd New Hampshire Regiment
    
  • 2nd New York Regiment
    
  • 4th New York Regiment
    
  • 2 units of Connecticut militia
  
  
• Brigadier General Abraham Ten Broeck
  
  • 13 units of New York militia

Right Wing
Major General Benjamin Lincoln

• Brigadier General John Glover
  
  • 1st Massachusetts Regiment
    
  • 4th Massachusetts Regiment
    
  • 13th Massachusetts Regiment
    
  • 15th Massachusetts Regiment
    
  • 3 units of New York militia
  
  
• Brigadier General John Nixon
  
  • 3rd Massachusetts Regiment
    
  • 5th Massachusetts Regiment
    
  • 6th Massachusetts Regiment
    
  • 7th Massachusetts Regiment
    
  • 1 unit of New Hampshire militia
  
  
• Brigadier General John Patterson
  
  • 10th Massachusetts Regiment
    
  • 11th Massachusetts Regiment
    
  • 12th Massachusetts Regiment
    
  • 14th Massachusetts Regiment
    
  • 2 units of Massachusetts militia
  
  
• Brigadier General Johnathan Warner
  
  • 5 units of Massachusetts militia

This Order of Battle is from July 22. Between the 22-27 Washington would form and send 4 detachments of men ahead of the main army. These detachments, Scott's Brigade, and Varnum's Brigade would form Charles Lee's Vanguard force and engage the british on July 28. Woodford's Brigade would be transferred to Nathanael Greene.

Commander-In-Chief George Washington
* - Can not find any information on if these units was assigned to a brigade or division. Crane's Artillery Regiment seems to have been divided into companies and spread through the divisions. The dragoons seem to be a detachment from the main regiments sent to harass British forces before and after the battle. Also the composite regiments listed were units that were combined together for various reasons before the battle.

• Knox's Artillery Regiment
  
• Proctor's Artillery Regiment
  
• Crane's Artillery Regiment
  
• 1st Continental Light Dragoon Regiment
  
• 3rd Continental Light Dragoon Regiment
  
• 4th Continental Light Dragoon Regiment

Right Wing
Major General Charles Lee

• Brigadier General William Woodford
  
  • 3rd Virginia Regiment
    
  • 7th Virginia Regiment
    
  • 11th Virginia Regiment
    
  • 15th Virginia Regiment
  
  
• Brigadier General Charles Scott
  
  • 4th Virginia Regiment
    
  • 8th Virginia Regiment
    
  • 12th Virginia Regiment
    
  • Grayson's Addition Continental Regiment
    
  • Patton's Addition Continental Regiment
    
  • 1 artillery company from Crane's Artillery Regiment
  
  
• Brigadier General Thomas Clark
  
  • 1st North Carolina Regiment
    
  • 2nd North Carolina Regiment
  
  
• Brigadier General Enoch Poor
  
  • 1st New Hampshire Regiment
    
  • 2nd New Hampshire Regiment
    
  • 3rd New Hampshire Regiment
    
  • 2nd New York Regiment
    
  • 4th New York Regiment
  
  
• Brigadier General James M. Varnum
  
  • 1st & 2nd Composite Rhode Island Regiment
    
  • 4th & 8th Composite Connecticut Regiment
    
  • 1 artillery company from Crane's Artillery Regiment
  
  
• Brigadier General Jedediah Huntingdon
  
  • 1st & 5th Composite Connecticut Regiment
    
  • 2nd & 7th Composite Connecticut Regiment

Left Wing
Major General Lord Stirling

• Brigadier General Anthony Wayne
  
  • 1st Pennsylvania Regiment
    
  • 2nd Pennsylvania Regiment
    
  • 7th Pennsylvania Regiment
    
  • 10th Pennsylvania Regiment
  
  
• Unknown Commanding Officer
  
  • 4th Pennsylvania Regiment
    
  • 5th Pennsylvania Regiment
    
  • 8th Pennsylvania Regiment
    
  • 11th Pennsylvania Regiment
  
  
• Colonel William Malcolm
  
  • 3rd Pennsylvania Regiment
    
  • 6th Pennsylvania Regiment
    
  • 13th Pennsylvania Regiment
    
  • Malcolm's Addition Continental Regiment
    
  • Spencer's Addition Continental Regiment
  
  
• Brigadier General John Glover
  
  • 1st Massachusetts Regiment
    
  • 4th Massachusetts Regiment
    
  • 13th Massachusetts Regiment
    
  • 15th Massachusetts Regiment
  
  
• ???Colonel John Bailey??? (Most likely it was Bailey who commanded this brigade)
  
  • 2nd Massachusetts Regiment
    
  • 8th Massachusetts Regiment
    
  • 9th Massachusetts Regiment
  
  
• Brigadier General John Paterson
  
  • 10th Massachusetts Regiment
    
  • 11th Massachusetts Regiment
    
  • 12th Massachusetts Regiment
    
  • 14th Massachusetts Regiment

Second Line
Major General Marquis de Lafayette

• Brigadier General William Smallwood
  
  • 1st Maryland Regiment
    
  • 3rd Maryland Regiment
    
  • 5th Maryland Regiment
    
  • 7th Maryland Regiment
    
  • 1st Delaware Regiment
  
  
• Unknown Commanding Officer
  
  • 2nd Maryland Regiment
    
  • 4th Maryland Regiment
    
  • 6th Maryland Regiment
  
  
• Brigadier General Peter Muhlenberg
  
  • 1st Virginia Regiment
    
  • 13th Virginia Regiment
    
  • 5th & 9th Composite Virginia Regiment
    
  • Virginia State Regiment
    
  • German Battalion
  
  
• Brigadier General George Weedon
  
  • 2nd Virginia Regiment
    
  • 6th Virginia Regiment
    
  • 10th Virginia Regiment
    
  • 13th Virginia Regiment
    
  • 14th Virginia Regiment
  
  
• Brigadier General William Maxwell
  
  • 1st New Jersey Regiment
    
  • 2nd New Jersey Regiment
    
  • 3rd New Jersey Regiment
    
  • 4th New Jersey Regiment
    
  • 1 units of NJ militia
    
  • 3 units of NJ light horse militia

Section contains:

• Siege of Savannah
  
• Battle of Charleston
  
• Battle of Camden

The headings are formatted as: Department, Campaign, Battle/s, Time Frame of Snapshot


Major General Benjamin Lincoln

Continental Forces
Major General Benjamin Lincoln

• Colonel B. Beckman
  
  • 4th South Carolina Regiment of Continental Artillery
  
  
• Brigadier General Lachlan McIntosh
  
  • 3rd South Carolina Regiment
    
  • 1st South Carolina Regiment
    
  • 6th South Carolina Regiment
  
  
• Brigadier General Issac Huger
  
  • 1st Virginia Detachment
    
  • 4 units of Georgia militia
  
  
• Brigadier General Lachlan McIntosh (Militia Brigade under McIntosh's command)
  
  • 4 units of Georgia miltiia
  
  
• Charleston Militia
  
  • 2 units of Charleston militia

French Forces
Lieutenant-General Count Estaing

• Right Battery
  
  • Detachment of Royal Corps of Marine Infantry
• Left Battery
  
  • Detachment from Metz Artillery Regiment
    
  • Detachment of Volunteer Chasseurs of San Domingo
• Mortar Battery
  
  • Detachment of Bombardiers of the Navy
    
  • Detachment of Volunteer Chasseurs of San Domingo
  
  
• Colonel Viscount Jules Bethisy
  
  • Volunteer Grenadier Company, Capt. Aubery
    
  • Volunteer Grenadier Company, Capt. Herneville
    
  • Volunteer Grenadier Company, Capt. De Veone
    
  • Grenadier Company of Armagnac Regiment
    
  • Chasseur Company of Armagnac Regiment
    
  • Grenadier Company of Agénois Regiment
    
  • Chasseur Company of Gâtinais Regiment
  
  
• Colonel Count Arthur Dillon
  
  • Vanguard of the Right Column
    
    • Volunteer Grenadier Company
  • Battalion of Grenadiers
    
    • Grenadier Company of Auxerrois Regiment
      
    • Grenadier Company of Foix Regiment
      
    • Grenadier Company of Dillon's Regiment
      
    • Grenadier Company of Guadeloupe Regiment
      
    • Chasseur Company of Guadeloupe Regiment
  • Battalion of Grenadiers and Chasseurs
    
    • Grenadier Company of Cambrésis Regiment
      
    • Grenadier Company of Hainault Regiment
      
    • Chasseur Company of Champagne Regiment
      
    • Chasseur Company of Regiment du Cap
      
    • Chasseur Company of Port-au-Prince Regiment
  • Detachments of Dragoon Regiment Condé and of Dragoon Regiment Belsunce
  
  
• Colonel Baron Steding
  
  • Regiment of Fusiliers
    
    • Fusilier Company of Armagnac Regiment
      
    • Fusilier Company of Auxerrois Regiment
      
    • Fusilier Company Foix Regiment
      
    • Fusilier Company of Dillon's Regiment
      
    • Fusilier Company of Walsh Regiment
  • Regiment of Fusiliers
    
    • Fusilier Company of Cambresis Regiment
      
    • Fusilier Company of Hainault Regiment
      
    • Fusilier Company of Regiment du Cap
      
    • Fusilier Company of Guadeloupe Regiment
      
    • Fusilier Company of Port-au-Prince Regiment
  • Detachments of Dragoon Regiment Condé and of Dragoon Regiment Belsunce
  
  
• Maréchal de camp Viscount Louis Marie de Noailles
  
  • Reserve Corps
    
    • Troops drawn from left and right columns
      
    • Detachment from Metz Artillery Regiment
  • Major Jean-Claude-Louis de Sablières
    
    • Detachment of Volunteer Chasseurs of San Domingo
      
    • Volunteer Grenadiers of San Domingo, Maj. Des Français
      
    • Detachement of Royal Corps of Marines
      
    • Chasseur Company of Martinique Regiment
      
    • Fusilier Company of Martinique Regiment
      
    • Detachments of Dragoon Regiment Condé and of Dragoon Regiment Belsunce
  
  
  Southern Department, Southern Theater, Siege of Charleston, March-May 1780
  
  Major General Benjamin Lincoln
  
  • Brigadier General William Moultrie
    
    • 1st South Carolina Regiment
      
    • 2nd South Carolina Regiment
      
    • 3rd South Carolina Regiment
      
    • Pulaski's Regiment
    
    
  • Brigadier General James Hogun
    
    • 1st North Carolina Regiment
      
    • 2nd North Carolina Regiment
      
    • 3rd North Carolina Regiment
      
    • South Carolina Corps of Light Infantry
    
    
  • Col. Richard Parker
    
    • 1st Virginia Detachment
      
    • 2nd Virginia Detachment
      
    • 1st & 3rd Continental Light Dragoon Detachment
      
    • Armand's Legion of Horse and Foot
      
    • Georgia Regiment of Horse Rangers
      
    • North Carolina Light Infantry
      
    • North Carolina Light Dragoon Regiment
    
    
  • Col. Barnard Beeckman
    
    • 4th South Carolina Regiment
      
    • Charleston Battalion of Artillery
      
    • North Carolina Continental Artillery Company
      
    • Virginia State Artillery Regiment
      
    • Cambray's Battery
    
    
  • Brigadier General Stephen Bull
    
    • 6 units of South Carolina militia
    
    
  • Brigadier General Richard Richardson
    
    • 5 units of South Carolina militia
    
    
  • Col. Andrew Pickens
    
    • 5 units of South Carolina militia
    
    
  • Brigadier General Alexander McIntosh
    
    • 5 units of South Carolina militia
    
    
  • Col. Henry William Harrington
    
    • 4 units of North Carolina militia
    
    
  • Unknown Commander
    
    • 1 company of Virginia militia
      
    • Chasseurs-Volontaires de Saint-Domingue
      
    • 2nd Company of Foreign Residents
    
    
  • Brigadier General William Woodford (Arrived during the siege as reinforcements on April 8, 1780)
    
    • 1st Virginia Regiment
      
    • 2nd Virginia Regiment
      
    • 3rd Virginia Regiment
  
  
  Southern Department, Southern Theater, Battle of Camden, August 1780
  
  Major General Horatio Gates
  
  * - Artillery only numbered about 10 guns are were dispersed between the flanks
  
  • 1st Continental Artillery Regiment of VA
    
  • 1st Maryland Continental Artillery Company
    
  • 2nd Maryland Continental Artillery Company
    
  • 3rd Maryland Continental Artillery Company
    
  • Virginia State Artillery Regiment Company
  
  Right Flank
  Brig. Gen. Mordecai Gist
  
  • 2nd Maryland Regiment
    
  • 1st Delaware Regiment
  
  Center
  Brig. Gen. Richard Caswell
  
  • 6 brigade of North Carolina militia
  
  Left Flank
  Brig. Gen. Edward Stevens
  
  • 1 Brigade of Virginia militia
    
  • Armand's Legion of Horse and Foot
  
  Reserve
  Brig. Gen. William Smallwood
  
  • 1st Maryland Regiment

Trumbull, John. The Surrender of Lord Cornwallis at Yorktown. 1819–1820. Yale University Art Gallery.

A state line referred to the regiments of a state quota. Throughout the war, the Continental Congress gave each state a quota of regiments to maintain. States had the authorization to organize additional regiments that would be considered part of the state line. At the end of 1779, the 3 year enlisted soldiers ended. The Continental Congress ordered another reorganization of the army. Dropping the required number of regiments to 50.

1st New Hampshire Regiment

• Reorganized and redesigned as New Hampshire Regiment in March 1783
  
• Consolidated with New Hampshire Battalion in June 1783 and redesignated to New Hampshire Battalion
  
• Disbanded January 1784

2nd New Hampshire Regiment

• Reorganized and redesigned as New Hampshire Battalion in March 1783
  
• Consolidated with New Hampshire Regiment in June 1783

1st Rhode Island Regiment

• Consolidated with the 2nd Rhode Island Regiment and redesignated to Rhode Island Regiment in January 1781
  
• Reorganized and redesigned as Rhode Island Battalion in March 1783
  
• Disbanded December 1783

1st Massachusetts Regiment

• Disbanded November 1783

2nd Massachusetts Regiment

• Disbanded November 1783

3rd Massachusetts Regiment

• Disbanded November 1783

4th Massachusetts Regiment

• Disbanded November 1783

5th Massachusetts Regiment

• Disbanded November 1783

6th Massachusetts Regiment

• Disbanded November 1783

7th Massachusetts Regiment

• Disbanded November 1783

8th Massachusetts Regiment

• Disbanded November 1783

9th Massachusetts Regiment

• Disbanded November 1783

10th Massachusetts Regiment

• Disbanded November 1783

1st Connecticut Regiment

• Consolidated with 3rd and 4th Connecticut Regiments in January 1781
  
• Disbanded November 1783

2nd Connecticut Regiment

• Consolidated with 5th and 7th Connecticut Regiments in January 1781
  
• Disbanded November 1783

3rd Connecticut Regiment

• Consolidated with 2nd and 9th Connecticut Regiments in January 1781
  
• Disbanded November 1783

4th Connecticut Regiment

• Previously designated 6th Connecticut Regiment
  
• Redesignated 4th Connecticut Regiment in January 1781
  
• Disbanded November 1783

5th Connecticut Regiment

• Consolidated with 1st and 8th Connecticut Regiments in January 1781
  
• Disbanded November 1783

1st New York Regiment

• Consolidated with 3th New York Regiment in January 1781
  
• Disbanded November 1783

2nd New York Regiment

• Consolidated with 4th and 5th New York Regiments in January 1781
  
• Disbanded November 1783

1st Pennsylvania Regiment

• Consolidated with 10th Pennsylvania Regiment in January 1781
  
• Disbanded November 1783

2nd Pennsylvania Regiment

• Consolidated with 8th Pennsylvania Regiment in January 1781
  
• Disbanded November 1783

3rd Pennsylvania Regiment

• Consolidated with 11th Pennsylvania Regiment in January 1781
  
• Disbanded November 1783

4th Pennsylvania Regiment

• Consolidated with 7th Pennsylvania Regiment in January 1781
  
• Disbanded November 1783

5th Pennsylvania Regiment

• Consolidated with 9th Pennsylvania Regiment in January 1781
  
• Disbanded November 1783

6th Pennsylvania Regiment

• Disbanded November 1783

1st New Jersey Regiment

• Reorganized and redesigned as New Jersey Regiment in March 1783
  
• Disbanded November 1783

2nd New Jersey Regiment

• Reorganized and redesigned as New Jersey Battalion in March 1783
  
• Disbanded November 1783

3rd New Jersey Regiment

• Disbanded January 1781

Delaware Regiment

• Disbanded November 1783

1st Maryland Regiment

• Disbanded November 1783

2nd Maryland Regiment

• Disbanded November 1783

3rd Maryland Regiment

• Disbanded January 1783

4th Maryland Regiment

• Disbanded January 1783

5th Maryland Regiment

• Disbanded January 1783

6th Maryland Regiment

• Disbanded January 1783

7th Maryland Regiment

• Disbanded January 1783

1st Virginia Regiment

• Disbanded November 1783

2nd Virginia Regiment

• Disbanded November 1783

3rd Virginia Regiment

• Disbanded January 1783

4th Virginia Regiment

• Disbanded January 1783

5th Virginia Regiment

• Disbanded January 1783

6th Virginia Regiment

• Disbanded January 1783

7th Virginia Regiment

• Disbanded January 1783

8th Virginia Regiment

• Disbanded January 1783

9th Virginia Regiment

• Disbanded January 1783

10th Virginia Regiment

• Disbanded January 1783

11th Virginia Regiment

• Disbanded January 1783

Regiment of the Guard

• Disbanded between April and June 1783

1st North Carolina Regiment

• Disbanded November 1783

2nd North Carolina Regiment

• Disbanded November 1783

3rd North Carolina Regiment

• Disbanded January 1783

4th North Carolina Regiment

• Disbanded January 1783

5th North Carolina Regiment

• Disbanded January 1783

6th North Carolina Regiment

• Disbanded January 1783

1st South Carolina Regiment

• Disbanded November 1783

2nd South Carolina Regiment

• Disbanded November 1783

3rd South Carolina Regiment

• Disbanded January 1783

1st Georgia Regiment

• Disbanded January 1783

2nd Georgia Regiment

• Disbanded January 1781

3rd Georgia Regiment

• Disbanded January 1781

4th Georgia Regiment

• Disbanded January 1781

Georgia Regiment of Horse Rangers

• Disbanded January 1781

At the beginning of 1780, the Continental Congress ordered as part of the new reorganization that the remaining additional regiments be transferred to the states or disbanded.

Canadian Regiment

• Disbanded November 1783

Commander-in-Chief's Guard

• Disbanded November 1783

Corps of Invalids

• Disbanded between April 1783 and December 1784

This sections contains all the artillery, cavalry, and units that don't fit in any of the other unit sections.

1st Continental Artillery Regiment

• Disbanded November 1783

2nd Continental Artillery Regiment

• Disbanded January 1784

3rd Continental Artillery Regiment

• Disbanded January 1784
  
• Consolidated with Captain Gibbs Jones' Continental Artillery Company in January 1781

4th Continental Artillery Regiment

• Disbanded November 1783

North Carolina Artillery Company

• Disbanded January 1781

4th South Carolina Regiment

• Disbanded January 1783

Brigadier General Daniel Morgan

Lieutenant Colonel John Eager Howard

• Delaware-Maryland Light Infantry Battalion

Captain Edmund Tate

• 5 Virginia Militia units

Lt. Col. William Washington

• 3rd Continental Light Dragoon Regiment
  
• Detachment of the 1st Continental Light Dragoon Regiment

Major John Nelson

• Virginia State Cavalry

Major Benjamin Jolly

• Georgia State Cavalry

Col. Andrew Pickens

• 2 Battalions of South Carolina militia

Col. Andrew Pickens

• 10 units of South Carolina Militia
  
• 1 units of South Carolina Dragoon militia

Colonel Charles McDowell

• 16 units of North Carolina Militia
  
• 1 detachment of North Carolina Dragoon militia

Major John Cunningham

• 3 units of Georgia militia

Major General Nathanael Greene

Continental Line

• 1st Continental Light Dragoon (independent unit)
  
• 3rd Continental Light Dragoon (independent unit)
  
• 1st Continental Artillery Regiment (independent unit)
  
• Lee's Legion (independent unit)
  
• Wallace's Virginia Light Infantry Company (independent unit)
  
• Huffman's Virginia Light Infantry Company (independent unit)

• Col. Otho Williams
  
  • 1st Maryland Regiment
    
  • 2nd Maryland Regiment
• Brigadier General Isaac Huger
  
  • 1st Virginia Regiment
    
  • 2nd Virginia Regiment

North Carolina Line

• North Carolina Horse Regiment (independent unit)

Brigadier General John Butler

• 6 units of North Carolina militia

Brigadier General Ambrose Ramsey

• 11 units of North Carolina militia

Brigadier General Thomas Eaton

• 13 units of North Carolina militia

Virginia Line

• Campbell’s Virginia Rifle Corps (Independent militia unit)
  
• Lynch’s Virginia Rifle Corps (Independent militia unit)
  
• Virginia Rifle Corps (Independent militia unit)

• Brigadier General Edward Stevens
  
  • 4 Virginia militia units
• Brigadier General Robert Lawson
  
  • 3 Virginia militia units

Commander-in-Chief George Washington

American Forces
Commander-in-Chief George Washington

• Brigadier General Henry Knox (Artillery division)
  
  • 1st Continental Artillery Company
    
  • 2nd Continental Artillery Company
    
  • 3rd Continental Artillery Company
    
  • 4th Continental Artillery Company
    
  • 1 unit of engineers
  
  
• Major General Marquis de La Fayette (Light Infantry division)
  
  • Brigadier General Peter Muhlenberg
    
    • Colonel Joseph Vose's Battalion
      
    • Lieutenant Colonel Jean-Joseph Sourbader de Gimat's Battalion
      
    • Lieutenant Colonel Francis Barber's Battalion
  • Brigadier General Moses Hazen
    
    • Lieutenant Colonel Alexander Scammell's battalion
      
    • Lieutenant Colonel Alexander Hamilton's Battalion
      
    • Canadian Regiment
  
  
• Major General Benjamin Lincoln
  
  • Brigadier General James Clinton
    
    • 1st New York Regiment
      
    • 2nd New York Regiment
  • Colonel Elias Dayton
    
    • 1st New Jersey Regiment
      
    • 2nd New Jersey Regiment
      
    • Rhode Island Regiment
  
  
• Major General Baron von Steuben
  
  • Brigadier General Anthony Wayne
    
    • 1st Pennsylvania Regiment
      
    • 2nd Pennsylvania Regiment
  • Brigadier General Mordecai Gist
    
    • 3rd Maryland Regiment
      
    • 4th Maryland Regiment
      
    • Gaskins's Virginia Battalion
  
  
• Brigadier General Thomas Nelson (Militia division)
  
  • Dabney's Virginia State Regiment (Independent unit)
    
  • Campbell's Riflemen (Independent unit)
  • Brigadier General George Weedon
    
    • 2 unit of Virginia militia
  • Brigadier General Robert Lawson
    
    • 1 unit of Virginia militia
  • Brigadier General Edward Stevens
    
    • 1 unit of Virginia militia

French Forces
Lieutenant General Comte de Rochambeau

• Lieutenant Colonel Comte d'Aboville (Artillery division)
  
  • 2éme Bataillon du Régiment d'Auxonne
    
  • 1ére Bataillon du Régiment de Metz
    
  • Régiment de Grenoble
  
  
• Major General Charles Gabriel, Baron de Viomenil
  
  • Régiment de Bourbonnais
    
  • Régiment de Royal–Deux–Ponts
  
  
• Major General Joseph Hyacinthe, Comte de Viomenil
  
  • Régiment de Soissonnais
    
  • Régiment de Saintonge
  
  
• Major General Marquis de St. Simon
  
  • Régiment d'Agenois
    
  • Régiment de Gatinois
    
  • Régiment de Touraine
  
  
• Brigadier Marquis de Choisy
  
  • 1ére Légion
    
  • 2éme Legion
    
  • Corps Royal d'Infanterie de la Marine

Trumbull, John. General George Washington at Trenton. 1792. Yale University Art Gallery.

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