The Fry-Jefferson Map was one of the most important surveys of the 18th century.
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The Fry-Jefferson Map was one of the most important surveys of the 18th century.
Westell Willoughby, Jr. was a physician in Upstate New York who served in the early House of Representatives.
Seth Pomeroy was the first man appointed Senior Brigadier General in the Continental Army.
John Allan was Superintendent of Eastern Indians during the Revolutionary War.
Near the end of the Revolutionary War, George Washington put a stop to a conspiracy which might have overthrown the Continental Congress.
During Thomas Jefferson’s First Inaugural Address issued the famous quote, “We are all Republicans, we are all Federalists.”
Hannah Ocuish was the youngest person executed in the history of the United States.
Pierse Long was a Continental Army Colonel who led soldiers in the Battle of Fort Ann.
Thomas Conway is most famous for an attempt to oust George Washington as Commander-in-Chief during a cabal which bears his name.
Peter Stephen Du Ponceau was a French teenager who came to the United States and helped drill the Continental Army.
Joseph Spencer was one of the original Brigadier Generals in the Continental Army.
Philippe Coudray was a Frenchman who came to fight with the Continental Army and was appointed Inspector General.
Elizabeth “Eliza” Schuyler Hamilton is now one of the most famous figures in American history, yet few know about the adventurous side of her personality.
When France sent a letter of condolences to the US after Ben Franklin died, a hilarious string of events unravelled while trying to determine who was allowed to open it.
Eliphalet Dyer was a Connecticut Founder who is most well known for his involvement with the Susquehanna Company.
Job Shattuck was a Continental Army veteran who participate in two rebellions in Massachusetts.