About 1,200 feet southwest of the point where the Tempe Wick and Jockey
Hollow Roads meet is the traditional campsite occupied in 1781-82 by the
New Jersey Brigade under Brig. Gen. Elias Dayton (p. 29). In this
brigade at that time were the 1st and 2d New Jersey Regiments, with a
combined total enlistment, in April 1782, of around 700 men. The
official uniform of these troops was blue, faced with buff; the buttons
and linings, white.