Battle of Guilford Court House Restored Ground Narrative
Special correspondence from Bateson, N C March 26 presents the true Guilford Court House battle story. It details Greene and Cornwallis forces, militia bravery, battlefield restoration led by Judge David Schenck, and the fighting lines, key engagements, and casualties. The article notes memorials on site including the Hoskins house, the battle oak, and a Clyde Eyring spring shelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bateson
N. C
Guilford Court House
Horsepen Creek
Hunting Creek
New Garden Road
Battle Road
David Schenck
Greensboro
Guilford Battle Ground Company
Cornwallis
America
Nathaniel Greene
Washington
William R. Davie
North Carolina
Harry” Lee
Virginia
Robert E. Lee
Campbell
Arthur Forbis
Winston
Otto H. Williams
Gunby
Howard
Ford
Maryland
Lee
Lord Cornwallis
O'Hara
Leslie
Webster
Stewart
de Buy
Tarleton
Greene
Alexander Garden
Eaton
Butler
Col. Webster
Bose
Grenadiers
Stevens
Lawson
Kirkwood
Lynch
John Smith
Col. Stewart
Gen
Lamb
Col. Washington
Guards
Williams
O’hara
Huger
Col. Greene
Virginia Continentals
Col. Lee
Hoskins House
New Garden Church
Charleston
Guilford Battle Ground
Hoskins
W. P. Clyde
New York
Clyde Eyring
Martinsville
Gen. Greene
Congress
Marietta Centennial celebrates the town’s founders
In Marietta Ohio on April seventh citizens and visitors mark the 100th anniversary of the landing of the pioneer group led by Gen Rufus Putnam Gen Benjamin Tupper and Rev Manasseh Cutler The history covers the Ohio Company organizing the Northwest Territory and the Ordinance of 1787 including abolition of slavery and education provisions The piece notes early settlement at Campus Martius Marietta Academy the Muskingum Academy and Marietta College plus Marietta port status and growth through 1800s
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Alleghanies
New England
Ohio
Rufus Putnam
Benjamin Tupper
Manasseh Cutler
Congress
Washington
Putnam
Gen. Tupper
Gen
Rutland
Mass
Ohio Valley
Boston Papers
Ohio-Muskingum Valley
Grapes Tavern
Boston
Ohio Company
Brackett
New York
Northwest
Thomas Jefferson
Cutler
Yale College
Virginia
New York City
Samuel Osgood
Arthur Lee
Treasury Department
Winthrop Sargent
Massa
Maine
Hatfield White
Youghiogheny
Monongahela
Pennsylvania
Mecca
Jerusalem
Arthur St. Clair
James M. Varnum
Samuel H. Parsons
Anthony’’ Wayre
Campus Martius
Muskingum Academy
David Putnam
Israel Putnam
Mississippi
St. Clair
Abraham Whipple
William Henry Harrison
Ephraim Cutler
Marietta College
J. H. Beadle
PUEBLOS OF ARIZONA. Old Romances Seven Cities of Cibola
Special Correspondence from Prowrx Arizona March 18 details legends of seven cities of Cibola and white Indians in Arizona and New Mexico. The author traces the decline of the Coco Maricopas and other pueblos, attributes decay to drying streams and isolation, and notes ruins and ancient prosperity across Navajo Zuni Maqui Pima and Yuma groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cibola
Prowrx
A. T
Arizona
Alva Nugez Cabeza de Vaca
Pamphilo de Narvaez
Coronado
Gulf of California
Central America
Sierra Anahuac
Mexico
New Mexico
Texas
Coco-Maricopas
Gila
Here
Casas Grandes
Lord Lonsdale Plans Arctic Quest From Mackenzie River
The English nobleman Lord Lonsdale sails for Arctic exploration aiming to reach the North Pole if possible or study fauna around Hudson Bay. Heading from Winnipeg, his expedition centers at the Mackenzie River mouth with a high risk of not returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Lonsdale
Violet Cameron
New York
de Bensaude
Lonsdale
North
Arctic
Sir John Franklin
Dr. Kane
Dr. Hayes
Greely
North Pole
Hudson Bay
Mackenzie River
Winnipeg
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Gome
Greene and Cornwallis
The
Battle Ground Association
Leo Legion
Delaware
Singleton
Forbis
Caruthers
Dugald Stewart
Seventy-first Highlanders
Col. Carrington
Hoskins’ House
Gen. Leslie
Sergt
Battle Ground Lodge
Marietta Centennial
Gens, Putnam and Tupper
Manasseh Outler