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October 18th Jackson Odell: "Mr. Vermilyea says that Barnes was one of Emmerick's captains - that when the American guides and others were surprised and taken at Jacob Vermille's on the Tuckeyho road, in June 1781, by Delancey's Refugee horse, the Refugees for the most part pushed forward in pursuit of the rest of the Americans who had gone on leaving Odell (Uck) and the other prisoners behind under a small guard. - The prisoners rose upon the guard which was too small, and most of them escaped.
Vermilyea says that Barnes was one of Emmerick's captains - that when the American guides and others were surprised and taken at Jacob Vermille's on the Tuckeyho road, in June 1781, by Delancey's Refugee horse, the Refugees for the most part pushed forward in pursuit of the rest of the Americans who had gone on leaving Odell (Uck) and the other prisoners behind under a small guard. - The prisoners rose upon the guard which was too small, and most of them escaped.