I don't know the first names of Hoag, and Major McKay. Major Menzies and James Grant were both prisoners on their parole which I believe was not to go further from home than six miles. Archibald Campbell, killed at Ward's house, was, I believe, only a Captain, but was soon to be promoted to a majority in one of the new raised corps. The name of Crawford, of Fredericksburg or South East, who belonged to Tarleton's Legion, was William. He was a brave man.
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[Illegible] heard of Lieutenant Huson, there was a famous robber in the Revo- -lutionary war named Hustis or Heusted. There were ten brothers of the Delavans. They were not well spoken of generally. Stephen Delancey parted from his wife. I know nothing of the following persons mentioned in page 117, vizt: Daniel Loder, George Turnbull, Captain McAlpine, Col. Mungo Campbell, Col. Fanning, Major McKay, Thos. Moody, the Dunlaps, Yea- -mans, Capt. Brandon or Capt. Kipp. William Cunningham, the provost Marshall was afterwards (as I have heard) hanged for forgery.
[Illegible] heard of Lieutenant Huson, there was a famous robber in the Revo- -lutionary war named Hustis or Heusted. There were ten brothers of the Delavans. They were not well spoken of generally. Stephen Delancey parted from his wife. I know nothing of the following persons mentioned in page 117, vizt: Daniel Loder, George Turnbull, Captain McAlpine, Col. Mungo Campbell, Col. Fanning, Major McKay, Thos. Moody, the Dunlaps, Yea- -mans, Capt. Brandon or Capt. Kipp. William Cunningham, the provost Marshall was afterwards (as I have heard) hanged for forgery.