The Burgoyne Surrender October 16th 1777

General John Burgoyne of the British Army. Burgoyne originally devised the plan to march on Albany from Canada, although he was thwarted by Gates and Arnold at Saratoga. Burgoyne typically traveled with 30 wagonloads of personal supplies during the war.

Commanding the Artillery

 

1. Major Lithgow, Mass. 2. Colonel Cilley, New Hampshire 3. General Stark, New Hampshire 4. Captain Seymour, Connecticut 5. Major Hull, Mass. 6. Col. Greaton, Mass. 7. Major Dearborn, New Hampshire 8. Colonel Scammell, New Hampshire 9. Colonel Lewis, New York,

10. Maj. Gen. Phillips, British 11. Lt. General Burgoyne 12. General Baron Reidesel, German 13. Colonel Wilkinson 14. General Gates 15. Colonel Prescott, Massachusetts 16. Colonel Morgan, Virginia Riflemen 17. Brigadier General Rufus Putnam 18. Lt. Colonel John Brooks

19. Rev Hitchcock 20. Major R. Troup 21. Major Haskell, Massachusetts 22. Major Armstrong 23. Maj General Philip Schuyler, New York 24. Brig. Gen. Glover 25. Brigadier General Whipple, New Hampshire 26. Maj. M. Clarkson, New York 27. Major Ebenezer Stevens,

 

British general Burgoyne's surrender at Saratoga in the American Revolution