AMERICAN CONTINENTAL LINE UNITS

Maryland-Delaware Division - DeKalb

a. 1st Maryland Brigade - BG William Smallwood

• 1st Maryland Regiment - LTC Peter Adams
  
• 3rd Maryland Regiment - Maj Archibald Anderson
  
• 5th Maryland Regiment - LTC Thomas Woolford - Minus 100 men sent to Sumter
  
• 7th Maryland Regiment - Col John Gunby

b. 2d Maryland Brigade - BG Mordecai Gist

• 1st Delaware Regiment - Col Vaughn
  
• 2nd Mayland Regiment - LTC John Eager Howard
  
• 4th Maryland Regiment - Col Josias Carvel Hall
  
• 6th Maryland Regiment - LTC Benjamin Ford vice Col Otho H. Williams (Adj Gen)

c. Continental Light Infantry

• ca 100 Virginia under Col Charles Porterfield

d. Continental Artillery
1st Continental Artillery Regiment - Col Carrington

• Singleton's Virginia Arty Company - Capt ?? Singleton
  
• Brown's Maryland Arty Company - Capt William Brown
  
• Dorsey's Maryland Arty Company - Capt Richard Dorsey

These designations are from the "official" or paper units. I have not confirmed them yet. O.H. Williams says there were three companies.

These units apparently had many men from the Baltimore and Annapolis garrison artillery units who were also sailors - judging from the naval buttons found on the battlefield.

e. Armand's Legion - Less than 100 men

f. Engineers

MILITIA

A. VIRGINIA MILITIA - BG Edward Stevens

• a.
  
• b.

B. NORTH CAROLINA MILITIA - MGEN Caswell

• a. BG Gregory
  
• b. BG Griffith Rutherford
  
• c. BG Butler
  
• d. Light Infantry - LTC John Armstrong

C. SOUTH CAROLINA MILITIA
Volunteer Mounted Infantry - LTC Charles Pinckney

BRITISH REGULAR UNITS

British table of organization from Tarleton's Campaigns page 136-137:

• a. 23rd Rgt. of Foot, Royal Welch Fusiliers -
  10 offs, 13 Sgts, 8 drummers, 261 EM
  
• b. 33rd Rgt. of Foot
  125 offs, 13 Sgts, 1 drum, 209 EM
  
• c. 71st Rgt. (Fraser's) Highlanders
  1st Battalion - 10 off, 14 Sgts, 6 drum, 114 EM
  2nd Battalion - 7 offs, 9 Sgts, 94 em
  
• d. Light Infantry- four companies- one from the 16th Regiment of Foot, two from the 71st, and one from the New York Volunteers. This was the remnant of "Graham's Light Infantry" that had been together since Georgia.
  7 Off, 11 Sgts, 1 drum, 129 EM
  
• e. Royal Artillery - 2 Lts, 2 Sgts, 15 EM

BRITISH (LOYALIST) PROVINCIAL UNITS

• a. British Legion - Banastre Tarleton
  cavalry - 11 offs, 12 sgts, 2 trumpeters, 157 em
  infantry - 8 offs, 9 sgts, 3 drum, 106 em
  
• b. Royal North Carolina Regiment (Hamilton's)
  20 offs, 16 sgts, 8 drum, 223 em
  
• c. Volunteers of Ireland
  16 offs, 23 Sgts, 11 drum, 253 em
  
• d. South Carolina Volunteer Militia
  Not in Tarleton's return of 15 Aug 80
  
• e. Pioneers
  2 offs, 3 sgts, 23 em

BRITISH LOYALIST MILITIA

• a. North Carolina Volunteers (Bryan's)
  14 offs, 8 sgts, 300 em
  
• b. Camden District Militia
  not mentioned by Tarleton unless they are subsumed under NC Vols