Battle of Kettle Creek

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The Battle of Kettle Creek was a 1779 American Revolutionary War engagement in Georgia in which Patriot militia forces defeated a larger Loyalist force, helping to weaken British control in the Southern colonies.

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Battle of Kettle Creek canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf battle
engagement of the American Revolutionary War
alsoKnownAs Kettle Creek Battlefield engagement
approximateStrength Loyalist force about 600–800 men
Patriot force about 340 men
belligerentSide Loyalist side commanded by James Boyd
Patriot side commanded by Andrew Pickens, Elijah Clarke, and John Dooly
campaign British Southern strategy during the American Revolutionary War
casualtiesAndLosses Loyalist casualties heavy
Patriot casualties relatively light
combatant Loyalist militia
Patriot militia
commander Andrew Pickens
Elijah Clarke
James Boyd
John Dooly
conflict American Revolutionary War
continent North America
country United States of America
surface form: United States
date 1779-02-14
endDate 1779-02-14
hasMemorial Kettle Creek Battlefield historic site
historicalPeriod 18th century
involved backcountry Loyalists
frontier Patriot militia
location Wilkes County, Georgia NERFINISHED
near Washington, Georgia
militaryTheater Southern colonies
notableFor Patriot militia defeating a larger Loyalist force
one of the most important Revolutionary War battles fought in Georgia
opponent Patriot militia vs Loyalist militia
outcomeDescription Patriot forces scattered the Loyalist column and captured many prisoners
partOf Southern theater of the American Revolutionary War
precededBy British capture of Savannah
primaryOpposingForceType Loyalist militia supporting Great Britain
primarySupportingForceType Patriot militia supporting the American cause
recognizedBy National Register of Historic Places listing of Kettle Creek Battlefield
relatedEvent Siege of Savannah
result Patriot victory
river Kettle Creek NERFINISHED
startDate 1779-02-14
state Georgia
strategicEffect boosted Patriot morale in the Southern theater
disrupted Loyalist recruitment in the backcountry of Georgia and the Carolinas
weakened British control in the Southern colonies
year 1779

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Referenced by (3)

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Andrew Pickens participatedIn Battle of Kettle Creek
Battle of Brier Creek precededBy Battle of Kettle Creek