Fort Pitt 1778, Garrison Duty (8 Mar 1778 - Oct 1783)
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	Fort Pitt was an important military outpost. Here, the Allegheny and Monongahela Rivers join and become the Ohio.			Fort Pitt (small view) Click on picture for bigger view.   Fort Pitt (large view) Click on picture for bigger view.
	Unit Rosters
	1st Pennsylvania Regiment
	Name   Position   Status   Major Frederick Vernon       First Lieutenant John Ward
	2nd Pennsylvania Regiment
	Name   Position   Status   First Lieutenant John Mahon   Regimental Quartermaster     First Lieutenant John Ward
	3rd Pennsylvania Regiment
	Name   Position   Status   Lieutenant Colonel Stephen Bayard     Acting Commander, Fort Pitt, 27 Feb 1783 - 16 May 1783   First Lieutenant John Ward
	4th Continental Artillery Regiment
	Name   Position   Status   Captain Isaac Craig       Third Lieutenant Jesse Crosley
	4th Pennsylvania Regiment
	Name   Position   Status   Major Frederick Vernon
	6th Pennsylvania Regiment
	Name   Position   Status   Lieutenant Colonel Stephen Bayard
	8th Pennsylvania Regiment
	Name   Position   Status   Lieutenant Colonel Stephen Bayard     Transferred To 6th PA Regiment, 17 Jan 1781   First Lieutenant Samuel Brady     Detachment of Doyle's Independent Company   Colonel Daniel Brodhead, Sr.   Commander   Assigned To Fort Pitt May 1778 - May 1781   Captain James Carnahan       Ensign John Clark       Sergeant John Clark       Captain John Clark       Captain Samuel Dawson       Captain Joseph Lewis Finley       First Lieutenant Gabriel Peterson       Major Frederick Vernon   Commander, 6th Company     First Lieutenant John Ward       Second Lieutenant John Ward
	Western Dept
	Name   Position   Status   Brigadier General William Irvine     Assigned To Fort Pitt, 24 Sep 1781
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