The McDonald papers /
McDonald, John MacLean,1790-1863.
Hadaway, William S.(William Seymour),1866,-ed.
Westchester County Historical Society.
White Plains, N.Y., Pub. for Westchester County by the Westchester County Historical Society,
1926-27.
"The 'McDonald papers' were prepared by John M. McDonald, a native of Westchester county, and read before the New York historical society."--Introd.
pt. 1. The operations and skirmishes of the British and American armies in 1776, before the battle of Whiteplains. Battle of the Whiteplains, etc. The Westchester guides in the war of the revolution. The Danbury expedition, April 23d-28th, 1777. Pt. 2. The neutral ground of Westchester, containing and account of the surprise and capture on the 29th of April, 1780, of Col. Delancey's post at Archer's house in Fordham. The life and character of the Marquis de la Rouerie (Col. Armand), including an account of his services during the American revolutionary war. The surprise and capture of Poundridge on the 2nd of July, 1779, by Lieut. Col. Tarleton, with a biographical sketch of that officer. Col. Delancey's final departure from Westchester. Recollections of the revolution found among the McDonald manuscripts and probably written for his use by Judge Caleb Tompkins. Mosier's fight with the refugees on december 2nd, 1781 - an amplified account based on the McDonald "Interviews." By Otto Hufeland. Andrew Corsa -
White Plains, Battle of, White Plains, N.Y., 1776.
McDonald papers.
McDonald papers.