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Nathanael Greene

“Replaced Horatio Gates as leader of American army opposing Lord Cornwallis. He assumed command in Charlotte, Dec. 3, 1780.”

State historical marker: L-19: Nathanael Greene 1742-1786

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House Joint Resolutions, May 10 - May 17

North Carolina. General Assembly · 1763

May 10: Resolution in favor of John Hewlin (with petition) (unsigned -- no action taken) May 13: Resolution regarding petitions of Joseph Dixon and Sarah McLean (messages only) May 13: Resolution in favor of Nathan and …

Joint Standing Committees: Committee of Propositions and Grievances Apr. 21-May 11, 1784

North Carolina. General Assembly · 1763

Apr. 21: Report on petition of William Stuart, Henry Moringer, and others (petition and deposition only) Apr. 28: Report on petition of the inhabitants settled beyond the western boundaries along the French Broad River …

May 10: Senate bill to describe lands to be granted to General Nathanael Greene and to confirm title (votes and messages only)

North Carolina. General Assembly · 1763

General Assembly Session Records related to Upper and Lower Houses

Senate Joint Resolutions, May 16 - May 18

North Carolina. General Assembly · 1763

May 18: Resolution appointing Thomas Davis public printer (with message) May 18: Resolution in favor of Joseph Pitman of Edgecombe Co. (messages only) May 18: Resolution for procuring clothing for the Continental office…

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