Flora MacDonald and Highland Loyalists in Moore County
Flora MacDonald led Highland Scots loyal to King George in Moore County during the American Revolution. They fought at Moore's Creek, were routed by patriots, and many clan members died or were captured. Flora later sailed to Italy, urged a Stuart restoration plan, and survived a perilous voyage, leaving a monument in Inverness.
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House of Hanover
Moore County
Flora MacDonald
George
Duke of Cumberland
Moore’s Creek
Scotland
Flora
Prince Charlie
Benbecula
Inverness
Italy
America
Rome
House of Stuart
England
Real Estate Prospects In Pinehurst Show Season Growth
The village expects a record summer with ten new homes planned by winter residents. Buyers include George A. Magoon of Pittsburgh and A. L. Sperry of New Haven who will build near Chinquipin and Maple Road respectively. Magoon, an avid hunter and golf club member, will start construction soon. Sperry plans to make Pinehurst his permanent winter home.
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Newcomb
George A. Magoon
Pittsburgh
A. L. Sperry
Oldest golf trio proves age boosts game at Pinehurst
Theodore Price notes a March 28 Pinehurst threesome led by D N Clark of Woodbridge aged 87, J P Crane of Boston at 86, and Amos Whitney aged 83. They totaled 256 years across nine holes with Clark shooting 53, Crane 54, and the youngest scoring highest, suggesting golf aids health and longevity.
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Theodore Price
Cotton and Finance
All Things
Mr. Clark
J. P. Crane
Boston
D. N. Clark
Woodbridge
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Killigray
North Carolina
Ant
the Patriarch
Threeson
the Gorham Company
the Gorham CO. Silversmiths and Goldsmiths
New York
Gorham
Pinehurst
Goham
Pinehurst Jewelry Shop
Bretton Woods
White Mountains
New Hampshire
THE
Mount Pleas
Ralph J. Herkimer
Oklawaha Hotel
Everts, Plorgrba
Mount Washington
D. J. Trudeau
Hotel
Ormond Damon
Braun
Pan
Fifth Ave
Mr. Foster
Bretton Woods Saddle Horses
Ormond
Merrow
Pinehurst Studio
Sage
Southern Pines
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