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Visit of Chief Justice Clark to Waxhaw area and Davie tomb
A Raleigh party led by Chief Justice Walter Clark and Maj. W. Graham visited Monroe and Waxhaw sites. They toured the Waxhaw churchyard, Andrews Jackson birthplace, Robert Crawford home, and Davie tomb, tracing early North Carolina history and connections to George Washington and Andrew Jackson.
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Olds
Judge Clark
Maj. Graham
Raleigh
Walter Clark
Monroe
Jackson
William R. Davie
Clark
Andrew Jackson
Ixhaw Cemetery
Lancaster County
Journal
Miss Clark
Maj. W. Graham
Agricultural Department of
Halifax
Waxhaws
Agin
Davie
Joseph Graham
Wartite
Cornwallis
the Waxhaws
AJ M. Stack
Redwine
Pratt
Belk
James Walkup
Andrew Jockeon
The
United
North Carolina
George McCarmie
Andrew
Robert Crawford
George Washington
Maj
Andy Jackson
Maj.Crawford
Col Olds
Maj. Crawford
Tory
Tom
Colpotter
Mr. Beasley
Waxhaw
Parton
Twelve Mile Creek
Waxhaw Church
South Carolina
McKcamie
Carden and
Charlotte Road
Steel Creek
Daughters of the Revolution
Pee Dee
1Haw
Gates
Tarlton
King’s Mountain
Riden
Charlotte Fs
Tarboro
New Bern
Wilmington
Charlotte
Salisbury
Jen
Gaston
Mobile
Allen Jones
Northhampton
Segular
Willian H. Harrison
Hiv Phe
Tippeanor and
the Thames
Horehoe Robinson
Col .W. Ransom
Union County
Mecklenburg
TW. Etwine