John Armstrong, Sr. was a friend of General Washington whose engineering background and military experience played a large role in supporting the Continental Army.
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John Armstrong, Sr. was a friend of General Washington whose engineering background and military experience played a large role in supporting the Continental Army.
Morgan Lewis was a Governor of New York and a Major General during the War of 1812.
John Thomas is best known for overseeing the fortification of Dorchester Heights which led the the British evacuation of Boston.
Baron de Kalb was a German who worked for France and came to America to serve as a Major General in the Continental Army.
Richard Caswell was the first Governor of North Carolina as well as a Major General in the North Carolina Militia.
Andrew Porter was an important Captain of Artillery during the Revolutionary War.
An overview of each man to serve as a Major General for the Continental Army.
Joseph Spencer was one of the original Brigadier Generals in the Continental Army.
Samuel Holden Parsons was a Major General in the Revolutionary War from Connecticut.
Philemon Dickinson was the most successful Militia General in Revolutionary New Jersey.
Arthur St. Clair was a President of the Continental Congress, Governor of the Northwest Territory, and Major General in charge of the worst United States loss to Native American soldiers in history.
John Thomas led the fortification of Dorchester Heights during the Siege of Boston.
Timothy Danielson was a Brigadier General in the Massachusetts Militia throughout the Revolutionary War.
During the Revolutionary War, John Sullivan found himself in the middle of diplomatic negotiations with the British enemy, then causing diplomatic trouble with our French friends.
Samuel Elbert was a Major General in the Georgia Militia who was an important player on the Revolutionary War’s southern front.
Israel Putnam was one of the first men chosen as a Major General in the Continental Army.
Azor Orne was a leader in Massachusetts politics during the Revolutionary War.