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Interview with Brush, Benjamin

Macdonald, John. Interview with Brush, Benjamin, 1764-1847; (1846-11-19). Experiencing the Neutral Ground of the American Revolution: The McDonald Interviews, WCHS item 1732. Transcription courtesy of the Westchester County Historical Society (No copyright - United States). Passage 4 of 4 226 words

Heard called out to him: "Push on, Carr! - Push on!" The Yagers (infan- -try) were afraid of firing upon Heard's party till their retreat, lest they should hurt Emmerick and his men; but when they turned to retreat they were fired at by a great number, but rode through it. Captain Theall was killed with Col. Hatfield in 1780. They turned about when fired at the foot, that is, west of the

- Hufeland Index Page 369 -

Round Hill, and, taking a circuit thro' the fields, came again into the White Plains and Round Hill road about a quarter of a mile beyond Levi Mead's. Colonel Beebe meanwhile marched with his regiment from North Street about four miles south of Stanwich Village to cut off Hatfield's retreat. Beebe marched across the fields and came upon the White Plains and Bedford road.

They turned about when fired at the foot, that is, west of the - Hufeland Index Page 369 - Round Hill, and, taking a circuit thro' the fields, came again into the White Plains and Round Hill road about a quarter of a mile beyond Levi Mead's. Colonel Beebe meanwhile marched with his regiment from North Street about four miles south of Stanwich Village to cut off Hatfield's retreat. Beebe marched across the fields and came upon the White Plains and Bedford road.

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