Other names:
Fort Anderson

What:
30 July 1780, *Col. Isaac Shelby vs. Capt. Patrick Moore, capture

Where: 34.9842230 -81.712179 Fort Thicketty

Maps: [map notes]

• 34.9842230,-81.712179 Fort Thicketty
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• Confidence: 5(alleged fort), 3(fort)

Sources:

• Lyman Copeland Draper, King's Mountain and Its Heroes: History of the Battle of King's Mountain ...

  At this time, or soon after, Moore had command of Fort Anderson, or Thicketty Fort, as it was more generally called, situated a quarter of a mile north of Goucher Creek, and two and a half miles above the mouth of this small water-course, which empties into Thicketty Creek, a western tributary of Broad river, uniting with that stream a few miles above its junction with Pacolet.

  [If the route is taken that would have typically been a road, these directions take one to the extant structure, alleged to be the remains of Fort Thicketty.]

• NBBAS:Two p.209-210.
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• RevWar75  
  
• July 1780 listing   7/30/1780 Thicketty Fort (Fort Anderson ). American victory. Per Heitman, Peckham, O'Kelley.

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Confidence level:: See above.