Francis Marion's troops used this South Carolina farm for shelter. History nearly forgot it.
Graham's Farm in Lake City was a stop for Francis Marion’s troops during the Revolutionary War. A festival, reenactment bring ...
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A bloody chapter of the Revolution ended at this historic SC site. Now it will be preserved.
Burch's Mill's most famous episode occurred at the end of the Revolutionary War. The war tore apart backcountry communities in South Carolina, according to Zeigler. American and British forces ...
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SOUTH CAROLINA.; Her History During the First Five Years of the Revolution.*
South Carolina, first under the proprietary and next under royal Government, he has at last arrived in this, the third volume, at the interesting period of the Revolution. View Full Article in ...
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PROGRESS NOVEMBER 2024 Park to be named after African American Revolutionary War soldier
Jim Capers was 33 years old when the American Revolution began, and he enlisted in the 4th South Carolina Regiment as a Drum Major in June 1775. However, there is some question on whether he was ...
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Maroons in the Revolutionary period
The lower South, however, provided ample territory for sanctuary. Newly imported African slaves fled South Carolina ... the Revolutionary War, service with the British provided military training ...