New Jersey Continental Line units

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New Jersey Continental Line units were Revolutionary War regiments from New Jersey that served as part of the Continental Army’s professional state quota forces.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Continental Army regiments
military units and formations of the American Revolutionary War
allegiance Continental Congress
United States
category New Jersey in the American Revolution
linked to: New Jersey militia
conflict American Revolutionary War
country United States
disbandedFollowing Treaty of Paris (1783)
endTime 1783
engagement Battle of Brandywine
Battle of Germantown
Battle of Monmouth
Battle of Princeton
Battle of Trenton
Siege of Yorktown
Sullivan Expedition
equipment bayonets
field artillery
muskets
garrison Morristown, New Jersey
hasPart 1st New Jersey Regiment
2nd New Jersey Regiment
3rd New Jersey Regiment
4th New Jersey Regiment
Forman’s Additional Continental Regiment
New Jersey Regiment (1776)
New Jersey artillery companies
Spencer’s Additional Continental Regiment
languageOfCommand English
location New Jersey
militaryBranch artillery
infantry
militaryTheater Middle Colonies theater
Northern theater of the American Revolutionary War
notableCommander Elias Dayton
Israel Shreve
Matthias Ogden
Silas Newcomb
William Maxwell
organizedUnder Continental Congress resolutions
New Jersey Provincial Congress
partOf Continental Army
New Jersey Line
recruitedFrom New Jersey
role line infantry
professional state quota forces
startTime 1775
state New Jersey
subclassOf state quota regiments of the Continental Army

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Maryland and New Jersey Continental brigades composedOf New Jersey Continental Line units
New Jersey Brigade Area usedBy New Jersey Continental Line
linked to: New Jersey Continental Line units