Remembering the Signers of the Declaration and Witherspoon
The article recounts the push to preserve artifacts of the 1776 signers, notes the unveiling of a Rev. John Witherspoon statue, and recalls debates in the Continental Congress. It highlights Patrick Henry’s and John Adams’s roles, Mecklenberg’s early Mecklenburg declaration, and Tom Paine’s influence cited by delegates.
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John Witherspoon
Washington
Caudle
Dickenson
John Dickenson
Pennsylvania
Continental Congress
Johnny
Congress
Patrick Henry
Benjamin Franklin
Timothy Dwight
Henry
Robert Emmet
France
Mecklenberg County
North Carolina
Charlotte
United Colonies
America
Philadelphia
Richard Henry Lee
Virginia
Great Britain
John Adams
Massachusetts
Jefferson
Tom Paine
Robert R. Livingston
James Wilson
Edward Rutledge
George Wyeth
Witherspoon
Daniel Webster
Thomas Jefferson
Webster
England
Princeton
Paine
John
John Bull
Adams
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Hercules of the Civil War Great Strength Displayed by Augustus Alden Manning
Augustus Alden Manning of Goshen, born February 2, 1838, served in the Tenth Massachusetts under McClellan Burnside Meade and Grant. He carried drummer Myron P. Walker in campaigns and earned a reputation for extraordinary strength while his three brothers also fought in the Civil War.
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Augustus Alden Manning
Goshen
John Alden
Plymouth Colony
Phineas Manning
Hopkinton
Phineas
Manning
Mr. Manning
Miles Standish
Gen
Putnam
Valley Forge
Washington
Monmouth
Joseph Beaman
Tenth
McClellan
Burnside
Meade
Grant
Yorktown
Williamburg
Fair Oaks
Oak Grove
Charles City Cross Roads
Malvern Hill
Antietam
Fredericksburg
Marys Heights
Salem Heights
Franklins Crossing
Gettysburg
Rappahannock Station
Mine Run
Spottysylvania
North Anna
Cold Harbor
Petersburg
Massachusetts Volunteers
Ship Island
New Orleans
Joel D
Thirty-first
First
Heavy Artillery
Northampton
William E
J. B. Taylor
Shiloh Church to Be Rebuilt Memorials Planned
Efforts pursue construction of a memorial church on the Shiloh battlefield site. The church will honor the April 6 1862 battle start with a projected cost of at least 310000 and a permanent contributor register displayed to visitors.
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Shiloh
Shiloh Battle Field
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Numa
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Friends of Liberty
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State Department
Washington, D.C
William Myveir
Hercules