George Washington the Westerner in the French and Indian War
Washington's early western experiences shaped his career. He warned the French at Venango, led at Fort Necessity, and fought Braddock’s forces. later he commanded forces at Fort Duquesne and Forbes expedition. He viewed western lands as key to America’s growth and pursued western routes and land claims.
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Tax plans swirl as Treasury and Congress debate reform
Treasury officials explore a flat manufacturers tax and broad excise shifts to balance the budget. Proposals would raise income tax rates, cut exemptions, and target higher taxes on both rich and middle earners, aiming to fund government programs while avoiding sweeping changes before the election.
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Early Ross Family Pioneers A Settler Lineage Stretches South
The Ross family, early Jamestown settlers along the River James and in Delaware, includes George Ross a Declaration signer and Betsy Ross linked through marriage. Descendants spread to North Carolina, New Jersey, Maryland, and other Southern states, with Archibald Edmonstone as an American progenitor and ties to a Belgowan lineage.
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Gimonstone Lineage Ties to Maryland Militias and Orme Family
Gimonstone in 1689 in Maryland and Virginia succeeded his father as county militia commander. He married Jane Beall, daughter of Niniam Beall. Through intermarriage the Gimonstones connected with prominent families, including the Ormes who claim descent from the Stuart royal house.
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