Das Gefecht bei Hubbardton, 7. July 1777, Vermont, USA

After years of research a musterroll of the Brunswick Troops in North-America has finally been documented. A listing of all the soldiers under the Duke of Brunswick documented alphabetically, where they came from, age, regiment and what happened to them. Many of these men settled in Canada and the US. The soldiers from the Duchy of Brunswick, Germany, came to Canada in 1776 and defended its borders up to 1783. They were a major contingent of General Burgoyne's Campaign down into New York State in 1777. They fought with distinction at Hubbardton, Bennington and Saratoga. The musterroll shows who and where a soldier was killed or wounded; and if he died od disease or drowned. It details if a soldier stayed in Canada or the US. It is the first complete listing of all Brunswickers in North-America during the American Revolution. If one is searching there roots or is just interested in part of our history this booklet is now available to you.