Graves, Admiral, arrives at Newport with Fleet in 1780, [087;] Proceeds against French Fleet in 1781--In Engagement off Capes of Virginia, [512.]
Gravesend Bay, Notiee of, [804.]
Gray, David, claimed to be the Reality of "Harvey Birch,", [123.]
Gray, T., Quotation from, [654.]
Grayson, Colonel William, Commissioner to treat with Howe respecting Prisoners at Valley Forge--At Battle of Monmouth--Biographical Sketch of, [355.]
Great Meadows described, [476.]
Greene, Albert G., Notice of, [058.]
Greene, Colonel Christopher, at Defense of Fort Mercer in 1777, [293;] Presented with Sword by Congress for Bravery--Biographical Sketch of--Murdered near Croton River by To ries, [294;] Monument at Red Bank, [295.]
Greene, General Nathaniel, in Expedition against Rhode Island in 1777, [080;] Visits French Fleet off' Newport in 1778, [082;] At Battle of Quaker Hill, [083;] Head-quarters of at New Windsor, [114;] Crosses the Hudson to Tappan in 1781, [145;] Deputed by Washington to confer with Robertson relative to release of André, [201;] Retreats from Fort Lee in 1776, [221;] At Battle of Trenton in 1776, [226;] At Battle of Germantown in 1778, [317;] At Battle of Monmouth, [362;] At Battle of Brandywine in 1777, [382;] Cheeks British at Brandywine, [383;] In command of Southern Army in Virginia in 1781, [463;] Appointed by Washington in command of the Southern Army in 1780--Biographical Sketch of, [595;] Arrival in Carolina--Takes formal command of the Army, [596;] Anecdote of, and Portrait of George III., [598;] Pursued by Cornwallis--His Retreat to Guilford Court House, [600;] Joined by General Lee, [601;] Calls Council of War--Pursued across the Dan, [602,] [604;] His Dispatch to Jefferson, [604;] Reerosses the Dan, [605,] Joined by Lee and Pickens--His whole Force crosses the Aliamance--Encamps between Troublesome Creek and Reedy Fork, [605;] Falls back across Head waters of the Haw--Encamps at Speedwell's Iron-works--Joined by Lawson, Butler, and Eaton--Reerosses the Haw and Reedy Fork--Encamps near Guilford Court House--Invitee Cornwallis to Battle, [606;] Engagement ensue=--Prudently retreats to Reedy Fork--Pursues Cornwallis to Deep River, [612;] Approach to Camden, [613;] Arrival at Charlotte in 1780--Takes command of Southern Army, [676;] His Movements toward South Carolina in 1781--Encamps near Camden, [677;] Withdraws to Hobkirk's Hill--Joined by Carrington, [678;] Defeated in Battle at Hobkirk's Hill, [680;] Movement toward Fort Ninety-six, [689;] Siege of Ninety-six, [691;] Retreats, [694;] Marches against Rawdon at Orangeburg--Retires to High Hills of Santee, [695;] In Battle at Eutaw Springs, [701;] Again on the High Hills--Attacks British Posts near Charleston, [705,] [775;] Encampment near Jacksonborough, [776;] Refuses to treat with Leslie, [777;] Enters Charleston a Victor, [779;] At Brooklyn, before the Battle there in 1776, [805;] In command at Fort Lee, [825.]
Greene, Rev, Zachariah, wounded in Skirmish at Whitemarsh in 1777, [321.]