MUSTER ROLL of Capt Rich'd Dorsey's and late Gale's Companies of Maryland Artillery Incorporated and Commanded by Capt _._. Smith, 
serving in the Southern Army of the United States, made this 28th Jan'y 1782
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		Captain Richard Dorsey 	Prisoner War on Parole Maryland
		Capt Lieut James Smith	Join'd from Capt Brown's Comp'y 24th Dec '81
		Capt Lieut Ebenezer Finley
		First Lieut Robert Wilmott   On Furlough Maryland
Commissioned   Do    Do   James Baques      Do            Do
		Second Lt Nicholas Ricketts   Do	Do
		 Do    Do Young Wilkinson    Sick Hospital Boon's plantation
		 Do    Do Isaac Rawlings	On Furlough Maryland
		 Do    Do John Cheever	 Do		Do
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Names   		Term of Enlistmt		Aug	Sept	 Oct	 Nov	 Dec
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Sergeants
1. Jesse Thomson	War
2. Willm Rawlings
3. James Hutton
4. Willm Cornwall.............................sick  Camden (Dec)
5. Saml Carter........................on  Furlough 24 (Aug)
6. Richd Lewis.. on Furlough Maryland omitted in last Muster Roll
7. Willm Morgan  do				   do
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Corporals
1. James Hammond
2. Willm Hutton
   Rawlaigh Spinks...............Deceased  28th (Nov)
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Bombardiers
1. Dennis McCormack
2. Willm Hellen............on  duty (Dec)
3. Willm Dixon...............on  Comd Salisbury (Oct)
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Gunners
1. John Clarke..................joind from matross (Dec)
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Drumr & Fife
1. Thomas Williams...............joined  from ___________? (Dec)
2. Elisha Redman
3. Thomas Patten........sick  Camden (Aug)
4. Peter Davis........... Comd ___ Infantry (Dec)
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Matrosses
1. Peregrine Askew
2. Michl Connor
3. Thomas Gleeson
4. Willm Grimes
5. Cornelius Harling
6. John Ireland
7. Philip Masterson
8. James Neale
9. Danl Neale....................Joind  from captivity (Dec)
10.Michl O'Ferrell
11.John Prout
12.Thomas Redman.....................On  duty (Dec)
13.Thomas Randall....................On  duty (Dec)
14.Barrist? Rayley
15.Andrew Shrink
16. John Sandall
17.Edward Berry......................Sick  Hospital
18.Benedict Johnson......Wounded 8th (Sep) was at hospital Camden
19.John Payne............ do					do
20.Thomas Bowler..................Com  Military St___
21.John Compton................... do     do
22.John Stanley..................Comd  Salisbury (Oct)
23.John Smith...............Comd  Virginia
24.Danl Rodden........Waster? (Waiter?) wth ___ Wilkinson (Dec)
25.Philip Jones.......do, Capt Dorsey (Dec)
26.Hugh McDowell..........Prisoner  War 1st (Sep)
   John Clarke..............promoted  Gunner (Dec)
   Jacob Owings.............Deceased  19th (Nov)
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Camp Col. Shirvin's 28th Jan'y 1782.  Then Mustered Capt Richd Dorsey's & late Gales Companies of Artillery as specified in the above Roll
      Jno Bankson Capt & Inspector


	PROOF OF EFFECTIVES

South Carolina		CP  CL  1L  2L  SG  CP  BM  GN  DF  MT
28th Jany 1782

Present			..  2   ..  ..  3   2   1   1   2   14
Absent			1   ..  2   4   4   ..  2   ..  2   12
Total				1   2   2   4   7   2   3   1   4   26

I do swear that the within Muster Roll is a true State of the Company under my Command 
without Fraud to the United States or to any Individual according to the best of my
knowledge --

Sworn before me this	}	Smith Capt. Lt.
31 day of January 1782	}
				M. Gist BG


Muster Roll of Capt Dorsey's & late Gales Co. 
of Artillery from Aug. to the month December - 
Inclusive - 1781
Capt Dorseys Compy
Col Harrison








	NOTES


SAFFELL, Records of the Revolutionary War:
*	The Maryland Artillery, under Captains Brown and Dorsey, were joined to Colonel 
Harrison's regiment in 1778, and continued to do duty in this regiment to the close of the
war (p 255).
*	Colonel Josiah Carvil Hall...became supernumary on the 1st of Jan., 1781 (p 237).
*	Col R.H. Harrison
*	Col Charles Harrison:
	* commission 30 Nov 1776 (p 241)
	* served to the end of war
	* Virginia & Maryland Regiment of Artillery
	  (30 Nov 1776 - Apr 1782)
	* some officers & privates discharged/furloughed at Morristown, 1780 (p 253)


Capt (2nd) John Gale: MHS MS 1814, Box 11: List of MD Line Officers, 4 Jul 1826)
(also Lieut Edward Gale)

	Capt Brown's Company
*	JUN 1778		Valley Forge
*	JUL 1778		White Plains
*	AUG/SEP 1780	Fort Schuyler
*	AUG 1781		High Hills of the Santee (SC)
				(NE conjunction of Wateree/Congaree/Santee rivers)
*	JAN 1782		Col Scirvins
*	APR 1782		Bacon's Bridge, SC

	[Camden Campaign = July-August 1780]