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in August 1774. Nash and his brother, Abner, were both elected to that body, along with 69 other North
Carolinians, which then selected delegates to the Continental Congress. Governor Martin condemned the Provincial Congress as an extra-legal body not permitted to assemble and represent the people of
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Hillsborough, and received informal military training from a retired English soldier living there. He worked his way up through the Orange County militia ranks until he eventually became its commanding colonel. During the
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Patriot generals who died during the American Revolutionary War. After his death, on April 29, 1784, Congress awarded his heirs a land grant representing 84 months of Continental Army service, which exceeded Nash's actual service time.
397:. Their union produced two daughters: Ann, who went under the guardianship of Peter Mallett and James Gardiner in 1785, and later married James Wallace, and Sarah, who went on to marry John Waddell, the son of North Carolina colonial soldier
371:. There Francis started a law practice, and became a clerk of court in 1763, a position which paid an annual stipend of Ā£100 sterling. The Nash brothers also owned substantial property in the town, and established a mill on the
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431:, in 1768, he ordered the militia to put down several riots incited by the Regulators, but the militiamen were sympathetic towards the rioters and refused. Nash entered into a pact with others including
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Revolutionary War before being ordered north. Nash was made a brigadier general in 1777 upon Moore's death, and given command of the North Carolina brigade of the Continental Army under General
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was mortally wounded by a cannonball that struck him in the hip and killed his horse. The same cannonball killed Major James Witherspoon, son of
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Commemorative Landscapes of North Carolina, Documenting the American South
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Highway Historical Marker near Nash's home in Hillsborough, North Carolina
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United States military personnel killed in the American Revolutionary War
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Biographical History of North Carolina from Colonial Times to the Present
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A Quest for Glory: Major General Robert Howe and the American Revolution
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Francis Nash's home in Hillsborough, now known as the Nash-Hooper House
1546:(2005 ed.). Chapel Hill, NC: University of North Carolina Press.
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on October 4, 1777, and died several days later. Nash was one of ten
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989:"Royal Colony of North Carolina, 27th House of Burgesses"
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1527:. Vol. 3. Greensboro, NC: C.L. Van Noppen.
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1390:Bennett, Charles E.; Lennon, Donald R. (1991).
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300:. He led North Carolina's soldiers in the
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462:postponed the scheduled convening of the
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1506:. Raleigh, NC: Edwards & Broughton.
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1611:. Washington, DC: Potomac Books, Inc.
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1519:Nash, Francis ("Frank") (1906).
1411:Davis, Louise Littleton (1981).
401:. Sarah was the grandmother to
1646:"Who Was General Francis Nash?"
1584:Rodenbough, Charles D. (2010).
1543:The North Carolina Continentals
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1565:. In Powell, William S (ed.).
676:Hillsborough Historic District
674:in 1971. It is located in the
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1786:1st North Carolina Regiment
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604:Declaration of Independence
526:Battle of Sullivan's Island
507:1st North Carolina Regiment
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322:Nash County, North Carolina
286:1st North Carolina Regiment
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259:American Revolutionary War
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1343:. National Park Service.
1223:"History of Nash County"
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117:United States of America
60:Kulpsville, Pennsylvania
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377:North Carolina Assembly
342:Amelia County, Virginia
1907:North Carolina lawyers
1561:Reed, John F. (1991).
1500:Nash, Francis (1903).
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644:Nashville, Tennessee
602:and a signer of the
600:Princeton University
591:Battle of Germantown
567:Battle of Brandywine
468:Continental Congress
395:Justice Alfred Moore
346:Prince Edward County
314:Nashville, Tennessee
306:Battle of Germantown
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210:Battle of Brandywine
114:Continental Congress
39:Prince Edward County
1719:North Carolina Line
1652:on October 26, 2017
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1283:"Nash-Hooper House"
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1453:Lefler, Hugh T.;
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