On this week’s Dispatches, host Brady Crytzer interviews public historian and JAR contributor Kim Burdick on Cooch’s Bridge, an early action in the Philadelphia campaign and the only Revolutionary War battle to be fought in the state of Delaware.
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For those of us who are really “into” THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION this is new, interesting, and
very good. Congratulations of getting it all together .
i am interested in the 1776 -83 era – and, of course- the Revolution / having had at least one
“Ancestor” ( JAMES L. CAMPBELL) who fought at the Battle of COOCHES BRIDGE and was
at VALLEY FORGE.
As a lifetime member of the Philadelphia based – SONS OF THE REVOLUTION – it really gives
so many people an opportunity to learn so much more about the War and what it started…the
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
Respectfully
Henry T. Paiste, III
htpaiste3@yahoo.com
1/25/22 (Tuesday) @ 8:23 PM
Thank you so much! I am fowarding to Hale Byrnes House Board member, Mark Campbell, to see if he knows about James C.