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| , who became a political leader during the | Revolutionary War. |
| s an officer from Virginia in the American | Revolutionary War. |
| army at the Battle of Saratoga during the | Revolutionary War. |
| ican sawmakers at bay until well after the | Revolutionary War. |
| f the Virginia militia during the American | Revolutionary War. |
| served with British forces in the American | Revolutionary War. |
| $40 annual pension for his services in the | Revolutionary War. |
| enjamin Lincoln, a general in the American | Revolutionary War. |
| command of the U.S. Army at the end of the | Revolutionary War. |
| for the United States during the American | Revolutionary War. |
| nder Colonel Benjamin Harrison, during the | Revolutionary War. |
| fy the Treaty of Paris ending the American | Revolutionary War. |
| nts included many veterans of the American | Revolutionary War. |
| n the Continental Army during the American | Revolutionary War. |
| ed at Blenheim while a prisoner during the | Revolutionary War. |
| cemetery with plots that date back to the | Revolutionary War. |
| ghter for the Continental cause during the | Revolutionary War. |
| o served as an American general during the | Revolutionary War. |
| efield in April, 1777, during the American | Revolutionary War. |
| d Mom Rinkle who had little to do with the | Revolutionary War. |
| ed a two-years' enlistment in the American | Revolutionary War. |
| fight for independence during the American | Revolutionary War. |
| e of seventeen, Crouch enlisted during the | Revolutionary War. |
| thouse as well as of Fort Andrews from the | Revolutionary War. |
| ary officer who served during the American | Revolutionary War. |
| llage and was destroyed at the time of the | Revolutionary War. |
| of Guilford Courthouse during the American | Revolutionary War. |
| nd James (b. 1740), served in the American | Revolutionary War. |
| y 25, 1789) was an American soldier in the | Revolutionary War. |
| against Great Britain during the American | Revolutionary War. |
| cot Expedition of 1779 during the American | Revolutionary War. |
| y, under George Washington in the American | Revolutionary War. |
| h the Cumberland County Militia during the | Revolutionary War. |
| r the Continental Army during the American | Revolutionary War. |
| hting for the Colonies during the American | Revolutionary War. |
| Massachusetts at the start of the American | Revolutionary War. |
| Mrs. Whitney's grandfathers served in the | Revolutionary War. |
| his service in Quebec during the American | Revolutionary War. |
| re River to attack the Hessians during the | revolutionary war. |
| ho lived during the period of the American | Revolutionary War. |
| military activity for most of the American | Revolutionary War. |
| ates infantry regiment during the American | Revolutionary War. |
| el Williams, in payment for service in the | Revolutionary War. |
| le William Hull, a veteran of the American | Revolutionary War. |
| Army regiment that fought in the American | Revolutionary War. |
| es many graves of people who fought in the | Revolutionary War. |
| h Navy as early as 1776 and throughout the | Revolutionary War. |
| ttle of Valcour Island during the American | Revolutionary War. |
| , a noted New York soldier in the American | Revolutionary War. |
| ting on the colonists side in the American | Revolutionary War. |
| Carolina militia who died in the American | Revolutionary War. |
| athizing Bedford County militia during the | Revolutionary War. |
| ntinental Army officer during the American | Revolutionary War. |
| Tayler was a Patriot during the | Revolutionary War. |
| as a soldier and a Colonel in the American | Revolutionary War. |
| e Treaty of Canandaigua after the American | Revolutionary War. |
| el Wasson and David Hawes, soldiers in the | Revolutionary War. |
| e in the military, serving in the American | Revolutionary War. |
| North Carolina troops during the American | Revolutionary War. |
| alists during the Southern Campaign of the | Revolutionary War. |
| largest book printed in America before the | Revolutionary War. |
| 7) was a Brigadier General in the American | Revolutionary War. |
| they farmed, hunted and scouted until the | Revolutionary War. |
| on Mercer's life and contributions to the | Revolutionary War. |
| ation that would explode into the American | Revolutionary War. |
| The title is connected with the American | Revolutionary War. |
| He was commissioned a captain during the | Revolutionary War. |
| mpede French and American ships during the | Revolutionary War. |
| xander McDonald, a soldier in the American | Revolutionary War. |
| e United States at the end of the American | Revolutionary War. |
| Troop Philadelphia City Cavalry during the | Revolutionary War. |
| tia in the western theater of the American | Revolutionary War. |
| e campaigns in America during the American | Revolutionary War. |
| hief who became famous during the American | Revolutionary War. |
| ilitary authorities following the American | Revolutionary War. |
| tia in 1776 and served during the American | Revolutionary War. |
| in Upstate South Carolina just before the | Revolutionary War. |
| s the western frontier during the American | Revolutionary War. |
| ntal as a bastion of patriotism during the | Revolutionary War. |
| Battle of Kings Mountain, 1780, during the | Revolutionary War. |
| inois country for the Americans during the | Revolutionary War. |
| 6 House was often used during the American | Revolutionary War. |
| American military victory of the American | Revolutionary War. |
| of the Waxhaw Massacre during the American | Revolutionary War. |
| ioned captain of a troop of cavalry in the | Revolutionary War. |
| against American colonists in the American | Revolutionary War. |
| 2) was an American soldier in the American | Revolutionary War. |
| n, supplies, and money needed to fight the | Revolutionary War. |
| , General Andrew Porter served in the U.S. | Revolutionary War. |
| he Siege of Yorktown and to victory in the | Revolutionary War. |
| h the Continental Army during the American | Revolutionary War. |
| 5th anniversary of the end of the American | Revolutionary War. |
| ral Lafayette's troops during the American | Revolutionary War. |
| erica in 1775 at the start of the American | Revolutionary War. |
| ragon and served in the latter part of the | Revolutionary War. |
| aptain in the American military during the | Revolutionary War. |
| ntinental Army officer during the American | Revolutionary War. |
| s Johnson who distinguished himself in the | Revolutionary War. |
| a ship's surgeon in the latter part of the | Revolutionary War. |
| soon before shooting began in the American | Revolutionary War. |
| erved with the New York Militia during the | Revolutionary War. |
| e New Jersey militia before and during the | Revolutionary War. |
| f the Continental Army during the American | Revolutionary War. |
| ought on the American side in the American | Revolutionary War. |
| ists who fled the United States during the | revolutionary war. |
| Eutaw Springs in 1781 during the American | Revolutionary War. |
| from the British Isles before the American | Revolutionary War. |
| occupation of Brooklyn during the American | Revolutionary War. |
| n missionary and Black Loyalist during the | Revolutionary War. |
| army officer who died during the American | Revolutionary War. |
| action during conflicts dating back to the | Revolutionary War. |
| 1776 Battle of Valcour during the American | Revolutionary War. |
| and specialized in scenes of the American | Revolutionary war. |
| ental Congress to die in battle during the | Revolutionary War. |
| s Watson, for his services in the American | Revolutionary War. |
| ay military conference during the American | Revolutionary War. |
| d in the Seven Years' War and the American | Revolutionary War. |
| vernor's Foot Guards of the militia in the | Revolutionary War. |
| was a crucial step in winning the American | Revolutionary War. |
| son served as a militiaman in the American | Revolutionary War. |
| rated to America from Holland prior to the | Revolutionary War. |
| was a planter who was a patriot during the | Revolutionary War. |
| South Carolina militia during the American | Revolutionary War. |
| y two men from Connecticut just before the | Revolutionary War. |
| for British prisoners during the American | Revolutionary War. |
| rsons, had been an officer in the American | Revolutionary War. |
| f the Continental Army during the American | Revolutionary War. |
| aised by the Americans during the American | Revolutionary War. |
| rance following the outbreak of the French | Revolutionary War. |
| militia of Queen Anne's County during the | Revolutionary War. |
| rt Temple, who owned that land through the | Revolutionary War. |
| nia before, during, and after the American | Revolutionary War. |
| South Carolina who served in the American | Revolutionary War. |
| n Germany, and moved to America before the | Revolutionary War. |
| r the Continental Army during the American | Revolutionary War. |
| and as a brigadier general in the American | Revolutionary War. who served in the U.S. Revolutionary |
| tenant, and briefly served in the American | Revolutionary War. |
| who served in the Continental Army in the | Revolutionary War. |
| the house three times during the American | Revolutionary War. |
| Richard, and Minor Winn all served in the | Revolutionary War. |
| d served as a chaplain during the American | Revolutionary War. |
| ed in the British Army during the American | Revolutionary War. |
| ostilities in the area during the American | Revolutionary War. |
| l Jones, among others, during the American | Revolutionary War. |
| ning area for the local militia during the | Revolutionary War. |
| States on foreign soil after the American | Revolutionary War. |
| hich had plummeted during the years of the | Revolutionary War. |
| al in the British Army during the American | Revolutionary War. |
| commanded the Salem Light Horse during the | Revolutionary War. |
| the first patriot to lose his life in the | Revolutionary War. |
| served in the Continental Army during the | Revolutionary War. |
| terrupted by the beginning of the American | Revolutionary War. |
| oyalist Lieutenant Colonel in the American | Revolutionary War. |
| Fairfield, Connecticut during the American | Revolutionary War. |
| ed spirits to help pay for the cost of the | Revolutionary War. |
| ite, a militia officer during the American | Revolutionary War. |
| an this date, with some dating back to the | Revolutionary War. |
| been awarded for his service in the Texas | revolutionary war. |
| Many Gordon family members fought in the | Revolutionary War. Gordon and his family invested in a s |
| He served in the | Revolutionary War. |
| ns held by American colonists prior to the | Revolutionary War. |
| el Robert Magaw, a soldier in the American | Revolutionary War. |
| dge and was born just after the end of the | Revolutionary War. |
| catalyze events leading up to the American | Revolutionary War. |
| 2nd Canadian Regiment during the American | Revolutionary War. |
| n the Continental Army during the American | Revolutionary War. |
| state of North Carolina for service in the | Revolutionary War. |
| tion, it was settled some years before the | Revolutionary War. |
| ng up the Hudson River during the American | Revolutionary War. |
| n the Continental Army during the American | Revolutionary War. |
| Ferry played a vital role in the American | Revolutionary War. |
| then lived in Peel, England throughout the | Revolutionary War. |
| nt bankrupt in 1778 following the American | Revolutionary War. |
| s burned by the British in 1779 during the | Revolutionary War. |
| New York City in 1776 during the American | Revolutionary War. |
| the House of Burgesses before the American | Revolutionary War. |
| Kate Barry, was a heroine of the American | Revolutionary War. |
| egiment of the New York militia during the | Revolutionary War. |
| ial capital of the United States after the | Revolutionary War. |
| ched in 1757 and took part in the American | Revolutionary War. |
| alist uprising in 1780 during the American | Revolutionary War. |
| l to George Washington during the American | Revolutionary War. |
| as to become a flash point in the American | Revolutionary War. |
| members the village's sacrifice during the | Revolutionary War. |
| s a military operation during the American | Revolutionary War. |
| elby, Governor of Kentucky and hero of the | Revolutionary War. |
| Southern theater of operations during the | Revolutionary War. |
| ose areas, presumably after the end of the | Revolutionary War. |
| Jones participated in the | Revolutionary War. |
| onths immediately following the end of the | Revolutionary War. |
| ed as British property during the American | Revolutionary War. |
| ng the Sullivan Expedition in the American | Revolutionary War. |
| to American-French victory in the American | Revolutionary War. |
| hez, Mississippi prior to the start of the | Revolutionary War. |
| the United States Navy during the American | Revolutionary War. |
| Knowlton's Rangers that served during the | Revolutionary War. |
| r the Continental Army during the American | Revolutionary War. |
| 825) was a Loyalist leader in the American | Revolutionary War. |
| on September 13, 1781, during the American | Revolutionary War. |
| came back to Charleston after the American | Revolutionary War. |
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