Fort Ticonderoga, Garrison Duty (18 Jul 1776 - 13 Nov 1776)
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	During the summer of 1776 and early winter of 1777, Fort Ticonderoga served not only as a deterrent to the southern movement of the British on the Hudson River, but also as a gathering place for those Continental troops that had seen hard service in Canada the year prior.
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	1st Pennsylvania Battalion
	Name   Position   Status   Captain John Bankson       First Lieutenant John Bankson       First Lieutenant Adam Hubley, Jr.       Ensign John Irwin       Second Lieutenant John Irwin       Captain Marion Lamar       Volunteer John Patterson   Regimental Adjutant     Sergeant John Sharp     Harmar's Company   Sergeant John Stoy     Lamar's Company   Second Lieutenant Samuel Tolbert       Ensign Major Walbron
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