NO. 9. NEW YORK BRIGADE CAMP, 1779-80.

About opposite the ranger station (No. 8), parallel to the east side of

the Jockey Hollow Road, is the campsite occupied in 1779-80 by the New

York Brigade under Brig. Gen. James Clinton. In this brigade were the

2d, 3d, 4th, and 5th New York Regiments, with a combined total

enlistment, in December 1779, of 1,267 men. The official uniform of

these troops was blue, faced with buff; the buttons and linings, white.

[Illustration: TRAIL MAP

_JOCKEY HOLLOW_]

MORRISTOWN NATIONAL·HISTORICAL·PARK

FOOT TRAILS

HORSE TRAILS

MOTOR ROADS

PARKING AREAS

SUGAR LOAF ROAD ONE WAY

OFFICERS’ HUT

RANGER STATION (INFORMATION)

JOCKEY HOLLOW ROAD

PICNIC AREA

HOSPITAL & BURYING GROUND

WILD FLOWER TRAIL

GLEN TRAIL

PRIVATE

BETTIN OAK

WICK HOUSE-CEMETERY ROAD ONE WAY

WICK HOUSE

SOLDIERS’ HUT

TEMPE WICK ROAD

JERSEY CAMP TRAILS

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