The Wyoming Military Establishment. A History of the Twenty-fourth Regiment of Connecticut Militia An Address Before the Tioga Point Historical Society, Delivered December 3rd, 1901

"The Wyoming Military Establishment. A History of the Twenty-fourth Regiment of Connecticut Militia" by Charles Tubbs is a historical record exploring the Twenty-fourth Regiment's military experiences. This book tells the story of its creation, wartime actions, and significant events during the Revolutionary War, particularly highlighting conflicts in the Connecticut-linked Wyoming Valley before Pennsylvania claimed it. It is a detailed overview of the regiment's role in guarding the Wyoming Valley from attacks, including battles with Native Americans and territorial disputes with Pennsylvania. Tubbs spotlights key battles, like the Wyoming Massacre where heavy losses occurred by describing organization, key leaders like Colonel Zebulon Butler. The book emphasizes the regiment's value and contributions to the Revolutionary War.