The Continental Line, Inc.

The Northern Department

Department Coordinator: Mike Barbieri
Event Schedule

List of Northern Department Units:

• Continental units

• First Continental Light Dragoons
• Second Regiment Light Dragoons, Tallmadge's Troop
• Third Continental Artillery, Crane's (Artillery Company of Newport) - New Unit
• Thirteenth Continental Regiment
• Col. Seth Warner's Regiment - New Unit
• Selin's Rifle Company
• Whitcomb's Rangers

• Representing the colony of New Hampshire

• First New Hampshire Regiment
• Second New Hampshire Regiment, Cherry's Company
• Third New Hampshire Regiment

• Representing the colony of Massachusetts

• Second Massachusetts Regiment
• Sixth Massachusetts Regiment
• Ninth Massachusetts Regiment
• Tenth Massachusetts Regiment, Light Infantry Company
• Eleventh Massachusetts Regiment, White's Company
• Fourteenth Massachusetts Regiment (Glover's Marblehead Regiment)
• Col. Knox's Artillery Regiment
• Danver's Alarm List Company
• The Lexington Training Band

• Representing the colony of Rhode Island

• Capt. Tew's Company of Col. Angell's Regt (2nd RIR)
• United Train of Artillery

• Representing the colony of Connecticut

• Fifth Connecticut Regiment
• Sixth Connecticut Regiment

• Representing the colony of New York

• First New York Regiment, McCrackens Company - 1777

• First Ulster County Militia, (Col. Snyder Reg't)

  First Ulster County Militia was created in 1776 in the Province of New York; it's citizen soldiers saw simultaneous service at Fort Montgomery, Saratoga, and the Burning of our hometown and the state capital at that time, Kingston, in 1777, and acted as wagoneers for the Sullivan Campaign, among other wartime duties. The recreated unit is based in the Mid-Hudson Valley and Catskill Mountain Region of New York. The re-created First Ulster takes part in battle reenactments, and living history demonstrations year-round including hosting our own The Burning of Kingston event since 1997. As Citizen-Soldiers, we dress in the manner of residents of the Hudson Valley in the mid 1770's, and have a strong first person living history program with local sites, recreating actual residents, with their customs, Dutch as well as English, trades, events of their lives, and cultures. Our ladies and children are our vital partners in recreating the full spectrum of 18th Century Life, beyond the battlefield.
  For more information or to contact us, go to our website at: www.firstulster.org

• Second New York Regiment
• Third New York, Long Island Company
• Fourth New York Regiment
• Fifth New York Regiment

• Second Regiment, Albany County Militia

  The Second Regiment, Albany County Militia was formed in 1999, and joined the Continental Line in 2002. Our membership comes from across New York State. The 2nd Albany was the largest of 17 Albany County regiments, and was based in Schenectady, NY. The Regiment was active in upstate New York throughout the Revolution. In addition to its military impression, the 2nd Albany often features programming emphasizing the "civilian" side of the war for independence.
  For more information or to contact us, go to our website at: www.secondalbany.org

• Campbell's Company/Tryon County Militia - New Unit

• French units

• Regiment Bourbonnais
• Regiment de Saintonge
• Volontaires Étrangers de Lauzun