| Unit Name: | American Volunteers |
| Type: | infantry (auxiliary troops) |
| Branch: | British provincial unit |
| Dates: | 1779-1780 |
| Size: | company (150) |
| Battles: | American Revolutionary War |
The American Volunteers were a British Loyalist unit during the American Revolutionary War.
British Army Major Patrick Ferguson raised the "American Volunteers" in 1779 in the Province of New York.
In 1780, the Volunteers were sent to the Siege of Charleston.[1] On 2 May 1780 they captured the redoubt at Haddrell's Point. The Battle of King's Mountain resulted in the death of Major Ferguson and the unit's virtual annihilation.