Tag Archives: Creek Native Americans
“God willing and the Creek don’t rise.”
If you are from a certain geographical area of the United States the title of this post is a saying you have heard numerous times. Heck, you may even use it yourself. I’ll admit that I have found usage of … Continue reading
Posted in Emerging Revolutionary War, Memory, Native American, Revolutionary War
Tagged Benjamin Hawkins, Choctaw Native Americans, Confederation Congress, Continental Congress, Creek Native Americans, George Washington, God willing and the Creek don't rise, New Jersey, North Carolina, Ohio River, Princeton Battlefield, Princeton University, United States Constitution
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Lachlan McIntosh
On a recent trip to Valley Forge National Historical Park I came across the monument to featured below, of a general that did not initially ring a bell in my memory. So I did a little investigating. The first name … Continue reading
Posted in Continental Congress, Continental Leadership, National Park Service, Northern Theater, Personalities, Revolutionary War, Southern Theater
Tagged British, British Army, Button Gwinnett, Charles O'Hara, Continental Army, Creek Native Americans, George Washington, Georgia, Jacobite Rebellion, James Oglethorpe, Lachlan McIntosh, President George Washington, Scotland, Siege of Charleston, Siege of Savannah, St. Augustine, Valley Forge, Valley Forge National Historical Park, War of Jenkins' Ear, William McIntosh
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Emerging Revolutionary War Era 