Battle of Klock's Field (1780)

Battle of Klock's Field (Albany County militia & Tryon County militia & New York Levies & Massachusetts Levies & Oneida vs King's Royal Regiment of New York & Butler's Rangers & Brant's Volunteers & 8th Regiment of Foot & 34th Regiment of Foot & Seneca) took place in 1780 during American Revolutionary War.

Battle facts

• Year: 1780
• Date: 19 October 1780
• Era: Early Modern
• Conflict: American Revolutionary War
• Side A: Albany County militia, Tryon County militia, New York Levies, Massachusetts Levies, Oneida
• Side B: King's Royal Regiment of New York, Butler's Rangers, Brant's Volunteers, 8th Regiment of Foot, 34th Regiment of Foot, Seneca
• Commanders (A): Robert Van Rensselaer, John Brown, Lewis Dubois
• Commanders (B): Sir John Johnson, John Butler, Joseph Brant, Sayenqueraghta, Cornplanter
• Casualties: 40 killed (Stone Arabia) Unknown (Klock's Field) (side A), 9 killed, 2 wounded, 37 missing (side B)
• Outcome: Inconclusive
• Coordinates: 42.999°, -74.708°

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Sources

Wikipedia article on Battle of Klock's Field · Wikidata entry