Captain Simon Spaulding. {1st Lt-became captain June 24, 1778-d.Jan 24, 1814}; {Note: Spaulding Company formed under Congress June 23, 1778, reuniting Durkee and Ransom companies} {92 men; besides Pierce one reported killed; one wounded and scalped; one wounded and four sick. Although it had casualties from the battle, reportedly this company was either 24 miles at Bear Creek or 35 miles at Merwin's the night of the battle and helped bury the dead several weeks after the battle. Another source reports this company with a total of 69 names with 1 name erased; that 27 were of Ransom and 30 of Burkee's companies; and of whom 4 were killed at Wyoming.} Pittston Company commanded by Captain Jeremiah Blanchard at Pittston Fort {40 men} Huntington and Salem Company commanded by Captain John Franklin at Home {35 men} See also Protection of the Flag Monument (Bradford County, Pennsylvania) References Notes Citations Bibliography Blackburne, C. (2019). Remembering the Revolutionary War Battle of Wyoming Like it Was Yesterday. [online] Wnep.com. Available at: https://wnep.com/2018/07/04/remembering-the-revolutionary-war-battle-of-wyoming-like-it-was-yesterday/ [Accessed 25 Feb. 2019]. Pitcavage, B. (2019). Reenactment of the Battle of Wyoming is a Fourth of July tradition. [online] Citizensvoice.com. Available at: https://www.citizensvoice.com/arts-living/reenactment-of-the-battle-of-wyoming-is-a-fourth-of-july-tradition-1.2356477 [Accessed 25 Feb. 2019]. Further reading External links Major John Butler's Report of July 3, 1778 Luzerne Co Gen Web on Wyoming Massacre Battle of Wyoming account Matthias Hollenback, Revolutionary War soldier, survivor of Wyoming Massacre, merchant, judge Hanover Twp History and Wyoming Battle Wilkes-Barre History Battle of Wyoming Mead family and the Wyoming Battle Gertrude of Wyoming by Thomas Campbell The Battle of Wyoming and Hartley's Expedition Indians in Pennsylvania - Google Books p. 162–164 Battle of Wyoming at Find A Grave Former President Jimmy Carter speaks at Wyoming Monument on May 28, 2013 (archived on C-SPAN) 1778 in the United States Conflicts in 1778 Wyoming Valley Wyoming Massacres by Native Americans History of Luzerne County, Pennsylvania 1778 in Pennsylvania Wyoming Wyoming Massacres in 1778