Women of the Revolution in Virginia and beyond
A tribute recounts Martha Washington and Elizabeth Schuyler Hamilton, Mary Draper, Ann Ramsay, and other women who supported the American Revolution through homespun aid, provisioning, and fundraising. It notes Daughters of the American Revolution efforts and places like Mount Vernon and Alexandria as centers of patriotic activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Draper
Massa- Tumetti
Anwriaa Sidmirance
Daphnod
Mary Draine
Olive
Molly Hitcher
Monmouth
Alexandria
Ann McCarty Riummis
Muff
Dennis McCarty
Sarah Kall
Washington
Ann McCarty
Rameau
Scotland
Colony
Virginia
Mount Vernon
Ron Rams Wy
Horgest
Thora Jefferson Inns
George Washington
Atlantic
Washington's Bold Winter 1777 Trenton Attack Recap
A distressed 1777 winter in New Jersey sets Washington against British forces in Trenton. He splits his column under Sullivan and Greene to strike near nine miles from Trenton, crossing a river under snow with Hessians guarding the town. The assault forces the British to retreat, boosting morale and uniting Congress behind Washington for a spring campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Trenton
England
America
Cornwallie
Howe
New York
Waslington
River
Butt
Washington
Gener
Renton
George Wagh- Mngtog
Delaware
Cornwallis
Hows
Gates
Congress
Howrt
Beitiste
Fonda
Whustethia
Sullivan
Greene
Wayne Whlonhe
Abreu Hout
Mlerty
Ancien
Rabl
Hunt House
Mat
Howard
Princess Tut Washinton Sen
Washinson
Deltieh
Deters'na Hon
Erage
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rev SE Smith
Coun
Henry Grey
Ture
Tong
King
Mbeki
Fredericksburg
Martha Wasteington
Siti
Lerough
Lady Washington
Mercy Warten
Mom Thomas
Jofferson
John
Sopel Adams
Plymouth
Ettzabath Schuyler
Mexader Hamilton
Spean Livingston
Willam Livingston
Cnmp
Ioyoh Trenon
le Cuuning
Liviense
Bonn
Freuten
Carlin
Hewalan
Wil