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Distance of places from Eastown to Chenesee Castle, taken in 1779.

New York Centennial Volume, p. 194.

Maclay, William:

Letter to Reed. July 26th, 1779. (Prospects of Northern Expedition.)

Pennsylvania Archives. First Series. Vol. 7. p. 586.

Letter to Council. July 30th, 1779. (As to fall of Ft. Freeland.)

Pennsylvania Archives. First Series. Vol. 7. p. 597.

Marshall, John:

Life of Washington. Vol. 4. p. 105 et seq. 8 vo. Philadelphia. 1805.

Marshall, Orasamus H.:

The Niagara Frontier.

Publications, Buffalo Historical Society. Vol. 2. pp. 395–425. 8 vo. Buffalo, New York.

Historical Writings relating to the Early History of the West. 500 p. pp. 455–457. 8 vo. Joel Munsell's Sons, Albany, 1887.

Maxwell, Thompson:

The Narrative of Major Thompson Maxwell.

Historical Collections of Essex Institute. Vol. 7. No. 3.

Miner, Charles:

History of Wyoming. Illustrated, pp. 450. Appendix p. 104. Appendix p. 82 et seq. p. 97 et seq. J. Crissy, Philadelphia.

Moore, Frank:

Correspondence of Henry Laurens. 2 Vols. 4 to. Vol. 1. pp. 132–141. Vol. 2. p. 216. New York. 1861.

Diary of the American Revolution. 2 Vols. 8 vo. Vol. 2. p. 216 et seq. Charles Scribners, New York. 1860.

Moore, Jacob B.:

A List of Manuscript Surveys by Robert Erskine, Geographer to the American Army, and Simeon DeWitt, in the Library of the New York Historical Society.

New York Centennial Volume, pp. 291–292.

Morgan, Lewis H.:

League of the Ho-de-no-sau-nee or Iroquois. 8 vo. Rochester. 1851.

McIntosh, W. H.:

History of Ontario County. 276 pp. p. 9 et seq. Folio. Philadelphia.

McKendry, William (Lieutenant and Quartermaster Sixth Massachusetts Regiment):

Journal.

New York Centennial Volume, pp. 198–212.

Same:

Edited by Andrew McFarland Davis. 45 pp. 8 vo. J. Wilson & Son, Cambridge. 1886.

Same:

Proceedings, Massachusetts Historical Society. Series 2. Vol. 2. pp. 442–478. Boston. 1886.

Same:

Historical Record. Vol. 1. pp. 37–56.

McMaster, Guy H.:

Poem. The Commanders: Sullivan Thay-en-da-ne-gea.

New York Centennial Volume, pp. 402–409.

McNeill, Samuel:

Journal of Samuel McNeill, B. Q. M. "His Orderly Book," 1779.

Pennsylvania Archives. Second Series. Vol. 15. pp. 753–759. Harrisburg. 1893.

Nead, Benjamin M.:

A Sketch of General Thomas Proctor.

Pennsylvania Magazine. Vol. 4. p. 454.

Nesmith, George W.:

Services of General Sullivan.

Granite Monthly. Vol. 1. pp. 325–330.

New Hampshire, State of:

Rolls of the Soldiers of the Revolutionary War from New Hampshire. Compiled by Isaac W. Hammond.

New Hampshire State Papers. Vol. 15. (War Rolls Vol. 2.) Concord, N. H. 1886.

New Jersey, State of:

Official Register of the Officers and Men of New Jersey in the Revolutionary War. pp. 49–57. 8 vo. Trenton. 1872.

New York, State of:

New York Centennial Volume.

New York in the Revolution as Colony and State. Records discovered, arranged and classified in 1895, 1896, 1897 and 1898, by James A. Roberts, Comptroller, Second Edition. 4 to. pp. 534. pp. 29–59. pp. 63–65. Portraits, Albany. 1898.

Norris, James (Captain Third New Hampshire Regiment):

A Journal of the West Expedition commanded by the Hon'ble Major General Sullivan, begun at Easton, June 18, 1879.

New York Centennial Volume, pp. 223–239.

Same:

Publications, Buffalo Historical Society. Vol. 1. pp. 217–252. 8 vo. Buffalo, New York. 1879.

Same:

Jones' History of New York. Vol. 2. p. 613.

Same:

Hill's New Hampshire Patriot. September 16th, 1843. Portsmouth, New Hampshire.

Norton, A. Tiffany:

History of Sullivan's Campaign against the Iroquois, Being a full account of that epoch of the Revolution. 200 pp. Portraits. Map, 8 vo. A. T. Norton. Lima, New York. 1879.

Nourse, Joseph:

Letter to General Lee.

Collections, New York Historical Society, Vol, 6, pp. 383–385.

Nukerck, Charles (Captain Second New York Regiment):

Journal.

New York Centennial Volume, pp. 214–222.

O'Reilly, Henry:

Notices of Sullivan's Campaign, or the Revolutionary Warfare in Western New York; embodied in the Addresses and Documents connected with the funeral honors rendered to those who fell with the gallant Boyd in the Genesee Valley, including the remarks of Gov. Seward at Mt. Hope. Rochester. 1842.

Sullivan's Expedition against the Six Nations as far as the Genesee in 1779.

Sketches of Rochester. p. 393 et seq, 8 vo, Rochester, New York.

Parker, General Ely S. (Do-ne-ho-geh-weh):

Autobiography.

Publications, Buffalo Historical Society, Vol, 8. p, 527. 8 vo. Buffalo, New York.

Parker, Jennie Marsh:

A Story Historical. pp. 412. p. 20, p. 235, 8 vo. Rochester, 1884.

Parker, Robert (Lieutenant):

Journal.

Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography. Vol. 27. pp. 404–420. Vol. 28. pp. 12–25.

Peabody, Oliver W. B.:

John Sullivan.

Sparks Library of American Biography. Series 2. Vol. 3.

Peck, George, LL. D.:

Wyoming, its History, Stirring Incidents and Romantic Adventures. Illustrated, p. 432. 12 mo. Harper Brothers, New York. 1858.

Peck, William F.:

Semi-Centennial History of the City of Rochester. pp. 736. p. 70 et seq. and p. 134. 4 to. Syracuse. 1884.

Landmarks of Monroe County. pp. 339. p. 29 et seq. 4 to. Boston, Mass. 1895.

Pettitt, Charles Q. M. G.:

Letter to Reed. May 21st, 1779. (As to impressing, &c.)

Pennsylvania Archives. First Series. Vol, 7. p. 433.

Pickering, Timothy (for Board of War):

Letter to Joseph Reed. May 19th, 1779. (As to stores.)

Pennsylvania Archives. First Series. Vol. 7. p, 418.

Porter, William A.:

A Sketch of the Life of General Andrew Porter.

Pennsylvania Magazine, Vol. 4. p. 264.

Reed, Joseph (President State of Pennsylvania):

Letter to Sullivan. May 21st, 1779. (Ans. Sullivan of 11th.)

Pennsylvania Archives. First Series, Vol. 7. pp. 427–430.

Same:

June 3d, 1779. (As to Pennsylvania Troops guarding stores to Wyoming. Ans. May 26th and 31st, 1779.)

Pennsylvania Archives. First Series. Vol. 7, pp. 457–8.

Letter to Colonel Sam. Hunter. (As to guarding stores by Ranging Cos.)

Pennsylvania Archives, First Series. Vol. 7. p. 455.

Letter to Board of War. May 20th, 1779. (As to Sullivan's misapprehension as to what Pennsylvania would do.)

Pennsylvania Archives. First Series. Vol. 7. p. 424.

Same:

August 12th, 1779. (Progress of Expedition.)

Pennsylvania Archives. First Series. Vol. 7, p. 640.

Letter to Washington. July 11th, 1779.

Pennsylvania Archives. First Series. Vol. 7. p. 555.

Same:

September 7th, 1779. (As to furnishing Sullivan with supplies.)

Pennsylvania Archives. First Series. Vol. 7. p. 684.

Letter to Council. November 13th, 1779.

Pennsylvania Archives. Fourth Series. Vol. 3. pp. 739–740.

Rider, Sidney S.:

Notes to the Journal of Rev. William Rogers, D. D.

Rhode Island Tracts. No. 7.

Same:

Manufacturers and Farmers Journal of Providence, R. I. 1823.

Same:

American Universal Magazine. Vol. 1. pp. 390–399. Vol. 2. pp. 86–91.

Roberts, Ellis H.:

Address. Sullivan's Expedition and its Fruits.

New York Centennial Volume, pp. 425–438.

Roberts, James A. (Comptroller State of New York):

New York in the Revolution as Colony and State. Records discovered, arranged and classified in 1895, 1896, 1897 and 1898.

Second Edition. 4 to. p. 534. pp. 29–59. pp. 63–65. Portraits. Albany. 1898.

Roberts, Thomas (Sergeant Capt. John Burrowes' Company Fifth New Jersey Regiment:)

A Journal of the March from Eleazabeth Town to the Back Woods.

New York Centennial Volume, pp. 240–245.

Rochester:

A Story Historical, Jennie Marsh Parker. pp. 412. p. 20. p. 235. 8 vo. Rochester. 1884.

Rogers, Rev. William, D. D. (Brigade Chaplain Pennsylvania Line):

Journal.

New York Centennial Volume, pp. 246–265.

Same:

Rhode Island Tracts. No. 7. With an introduction and Notes by Sidney S. Rider.

Same:

Manufacturers and Farmers Journal of Providence, 1823.

Same:

American Universal Magazine. Vol. 1. pp. 390–399. Vol. 2. pp. 86–91, 200–206.

Same:

Pennsylvania Archives. Second Series. Vol. 15. Portr. pp. 255–288. Harrisburg. 1893.

Rogers, William (Sergeant Second New York Regiment):

Journal.

New York Centennial Volume, p. 266.

Ryerson, Egerton, D. D., LL. D.:

Loyalists of America. 2 Vols. Vol, 2. p. 108. 8 vo. Toronto and Montreal. 1880.

Salmon, John:

Journal.

A Narrative of the Life of Mary Jemison, otherwise called the White Woman, by James E. Seaver. Third Edition. Batavia, New York. 1844.

Sanborn, Frank B.:

General John Sullivan and the Rebellion in New Hampshire.

New England Magazine, Vol. 23, p. 323. (Contains an interesting study of General Sullivan's Character.)

Schreve, John (Lieutenant Second New Jersey Regiment):

Journal.

Magazine of American History. Vol. 3. pp. 571–572.

Seaver, James E.:

Deh-he-wa-mis or A Narrative of the Life of Mary Jemison, otherwise called the White Woman. Third Edition. 16 mo. Batavia, New York, 1844.

Journal of John Salmon, In above.

General Sullivan's Expedition to Western New York. In above. Appendix p. 182 et seq.

Removal of the remains of Boyd. In above. Appendix p. 192 et seq.

Sherman, William T.:

Addresses.

New York Centennial Volume, pp. 439–442.

Shute, Samuel M. (Lieutenant Second New Jersey Regiment):

Journal and Notes made contemporaneously.

New York Centennial Volume, pp. 267–274.

Simms, Jeptha R.:

History of Schoharie County and Border Wars of New York. pp. 672. 8 vo. Illustrated, p. 291 et seq. Munsell & Tanner, Albany. 1845.

Frontiersmen of New York (Revision of the History of Schoharie County and Border Wars of New York). 2 Vols. Vol. 2. pp. 239–276. 8 vo. Albany. 1882.

Stone, William L.:

Life of Joseph Brant (Tha-gen-dan-e-gea), including the Border Wars of the American Revolution. Illustrated. 2 Vols. 8 vo. Albany. 1838. 1864. (Different editions.)

The Poetry and History of Wyoming. Illustrated, pp. 324. 8 vo. Wiley & Putnam. New York and London. 1841.

Same: pp. 406. p. 277 et seq. 12 mo. J. Munsell, Albany, 1864.

Border Wars of the American Revolution. 2 Vols. Vol. 1. p. 1 et seq. 16 mo. Harper Brothers, New York. 1846.

Stryker, William S.:

Official Register of the Officers and Men of New Jersey in the Revolutionary War. 8 vo. pp. 49–57. Trenton. 1872.

Sullivan, John (Major General):

Report of the Battle of Newtown.

The Military Services and Public Life of Major General John Sullivan, by Thomas C. Amory. p. 121.

Same:

New York Centennial Volume, pp. 473–476.

The Chronicle of his Expedition against the Iroquois in 1779—The devastation of the Genesee Country.

Maryland Journal and Baltimore Advertiser, October 19th, 1779. Baltimore, Maryland.

Same:

The Military Services and Public Life of Major General John Sullivan, by Thomas C. Amory. p. 130.

Same:

New York Centennial Volume, pp. 296–305.

Same:

The Remembrancer or Impartial Repository of Public Events for the year 1780. Vol. 9. p. 158.

Letter to John Langdon and some comments by George W. Nesmith.

Granite Monthly. Vol. 3. pp. 153–161.

Letter to Reed. Easton, May 11th, 1779. (Requesting order empowering Quartermasters to Impress Waggons, Horses, &c.)

Pennsylvania Archives. First Series. Vol. 7. p. 388.

Same:

Easton, Pa., May 26th, 1779. (Ans. rec'd of 21st inst.)

Pennsylvania Archives. First Series. Vol. 7. p. 439.

Same:

Easton, Pa., May 31st, 1779.

Pennsylvania Archives. First Series. Vol. 7. p. 450.

Same:

Easton, June 7th, 1779. (Lamenting obstructions in Quartermaster's Department.)

Pennsylvania Archives. First Series. Vol. 7., p. 473.

Same:

Wyoming, July 21st, 1779. (Complaining that Pennsylvania Rangers and Riflemen had not joined.)

Pennsylvania Archives. First Series. Vol. 7. p. 568.

Letter to Colonel John Cook. Headquarters, July 30th, 1779. (Answering requisition.)

Pennsylvania Archives. First Series. Vol. 7. p. 593.

Letter to Colonel Sam. Hunter. Wyoming, July 30th, 1779. (Acknowledging news of loss of Ft. Freeland.)

Pennsylvania Archives. First Series. Vol. 7. p. 594.

Letter to Reed. Easton, October 18th, 1779. (Requisition for 100 Waggons.)

Pennsylvania Archives. First Series. Vol. 7. p. 756.

Same: Easton, October 23d, 1779. (Acknowledging action of Executive Council and declining as too late.)

Pennsylvania Archives. First Series. Vol. 7. p. 768.

Letter to the Warriors of the Oneida Nation, &c.

The Remembrancer or Impartial Repository of Public Events for the year 1780. Vol. 9. pp. 25–28. J. Almon. London. 1780.

Address to Troops. Same. pp. 24–25.

Letter to the Congress containing his acct. of his Expedition against the Indians. Same. pp. 158–166.

Address to the Inhabitants of Northhampton County. Same. p. 166.

Address to the Officers of the Artillery. Same, pp. 166–167.

Address to the Corps of Light Infantry. Same. p. 167.

Thacher, Dr.:

Military Journal. Biographical Sketch of Major General Sullivan.

Farmer and Moore's Collection Historical and Miscellaneous and Monthly Literary Journal. Vol. 2. p. 201.

Treat, Samuel:

Oration at interment of Lieutenant Boyd of General Sullivan's Army.

History of Buffalo and the Senecas, by Ketcham. Vol. 2. pp. 318–340.

Trist, Elizabeth:

Letters to General Lee.

Collections, New York Historical Society. Vol. 6. pp. 381–382.

Turner, O.:

Pioneer History of the Holland Purchase of Western New York. pp. 666. p. 277 et seq. 8 vo. Jewett, Thomas & Co. Buffalo. 1849.

History of the Pioneer Settlement of Phelps and Gorhams Purchase and Morris Reserve. pp. 588. p. 80 et seq. William Ailing, Rochester. 1852.

Van Campen, Moses:

Memorial to Congress.

Pritt's Mirror of Olden Time Border Life. pp. 697. pp. 481–491. Abington, Va.

Narrative. Same.

Van Cortlandt, Philip (Colonel commanding Second New York Regiment):

Autobiography, with Notes by Pierre C. Van Wyck.

Magazine of American History. Vol. 2. p. 278 et seq.

Same:

Elmira Daily Advertiser, February 17th, 1879.

Van Hovenburgh, Rudolphus (Lieutenant Fourth New York Regiment):

Journal.

New York Centennial Volume. pp. 275–284.

Table of Distances.

New York Centennial Volume. p. 284.

Van Wyck, Pierre C.:

Notes to Autobiography, Philip Van Cortlandt.

Magazine of American History, Vol. 2. p. 278.

Washington, General George:

Instructions to General Sullivan.

Historical Magazine. Second Series. Vol. 2. pp. 139–141.

Letter to John Jay, President of Congress.

Magazine of American History. Vol. 3. p. 142.

Letter to War Council. July 5th, 1779. (As to Sullivan's disappointment as to Pennsylvania's assistance.)

Pennsylvania Archives. First Series. Vol. 7. p. 535.

Webb, Nathaniel (Sergeant Major Second New York Regiment):

Journal.

New York Centennial Volume, pp. 285–287.

Same:

Elmira Republican, September 11th and 12th, 1855. Elmira, New York.

Welles, S. R. (M. D.):

Paper read before the Waterloo Library and Historical Society, November 27th, 1877.

New York Centennial Volume, pp. 527–535.

White, Pliny T.:

Note to History of the Expedition against the Five Nations commanded by General Sullivan in 1779.

Historical Magazine. Second Series. Vol. 3. p. 198.

Wilkinson, J. B.:

Annals of Binghamton and of the Country connected with it from the early settlement. p. 256. 12 mo. Binghamton, New York. 1840.

Willers, Diedrich, Jr.:

The Centennial Celebration of General Sullivan's Campaign against the Iroquois in 1779. Held at Waterloo, September 3d, 1879. pp. 356. 8 vo. Plates. Portraits. Waterloo, New York, 1880.

Willett, William M.:

A Narrative of the Military Actions of Colonel Marinus Willett. 8 vo. New York. 1831.

Williams, Rev. Dwight:

Poem, Sullivan's Centennial.

New York Centennial Volume, pp. 506–510.

Winsor, Justin:

Narrative and Critical History of America. 8 Vols. Houghton, Mifflin & Co., Boston. 1889. Vol. VI. pp. 637, 642, 653, 667, 669, 671 and 681. Vol. VIII. pp. 439.

Handbook of the American Revolution. pp. 206–208. 12 mo. Boston. 1880.