Timeline of Organization [posted by the 11thpa.org]
for the Pennsylvania Continental Regiments. This is a 1419 x 863 pixel GIF file, which
may be viewed at 100% size by using the ZOOM function of your browser.
11th Pennsylvania Regiment: (1776 Oct 25 - 1778 July 01)
History of the "Old" 11th, by John B. B. Trussell
[posted by the 11thpa.org] -- The 11th was one of the five Pennsylvania regiments
authorized for the Continental Army on 1776 October 25. It was absorbed into the
10th Pennsylvania Regiment in connection with the general restructuring
which took effect on 1778 July 1.
"Life of the 11th Pennsylvania, by Justin Blocksom [posted by the 11thpa.org]
- a campaign map [PDF file]
1781 Jan 01 "Mutiny of the Pennsylvania Line"
by Larry Smith [Blair County Chapter, Pennsylvania Society SAR]
All eleven of the Pennsylvania Continental regiments left winter camp in Morristown NJ and
marched to Princeton, preparing to continue to Philadelphia. After eleven days the mutiny was resolved
with little bloodshed. One result was the re-organization of the men remaining in the eleven much-under-strrength
Pennsylvania Continental regiments into three full "provisional" Pennsylvania Continental regiments.
For a bibliography of PA in the Revolution see
U.S. Amy. Historical Resources Branch.
American Revolution
Timeline of Organization [posted by the 11thpa.org]
for the Pennsylvania Continental Regiments. This is a 1419 x 863 pixel GIF file, which
may be viewed at 100% size by using the ZOOM function of your browser.
