In the wake of the battle, Capt. Joseph Palmer of the 2d Masschusetts Regiment wrote a letter to John Adams describing the fighting on 17 June and the subsequent dispositions of the British and colonial forces in and around the Charleston peninsula.Have you seen these links?
""Soon after the Regulars landed, they Set Fire to the Town of Charlestown, and that day, yesterday and this Day they have consumed most of the Houses as far as Penny-Ferry;5 and they have possession of all that part of Charlestown, and are encamped upon Bunker’s Hill; and we are encamped upon Prospect Hill, Winters Hill, and at the Bridge leading to Inman’s, Phips’s &c. Yesterday and this day, they have Cannonnaded us, but to no purpose; and our people, by Small Parties have picked off some of their out Guards: We expect another action very soon. Do send us Powder, and then we Shall, by the blessing of Heaven, soon destroy this Hornets Nest.""
Capt. Joseph Palmer to John Adams, 19 June 1775https://founders.archives.gov