 Their opposition came mainly from the Queen's Rangers, a unit descended from Rogers' Rangers, in which many Stockbridge had served during the French and Indian War.Lieutenant Colonel John Graves Simcoe led the British attack; although he was wounded, along with several others, the skirmish was a decisive British victory.After the fighting, Hessian captain Johann Von Ewald sketched a Stockbridge warrior based on one of the dead who had been left behind.