Bulloch, Archibald Stobo (1730–1777), planter and revolutionary politician in America, was born in Charles Town, South Carolina, the son of James Bulloch (1701–1780) clergyman and planter, and Jean Stobo. Archibald studied law and was admitted to the bar before 1758, when he moved to ...
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Bulloch, Archibald Stobo (1730–1777), planter and revolutionary politician in America
Edward J. Cashin
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Carroll, Charles [called the Barrister] (1723–1783), planter and revolutionary politician in America
Ronald Hoffman
Carroll, Charles [called the Barrister] (1723–1783), planter and revolutionary politician in America, was born on 22 March 1723, at King George Street, Annapolis, Maryland, the eldest of three children of Charles Carroll (1691–1755), physician and ironmaster, and his first wife, Dorothy Blake...
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Drayton, William Henry (1742–1779), planter and revolutionary leader in America
Robert M. Weir
Drayton, William Henry (1742–1779), planter and revolutionary leader in America, was born in September 1742 at Drayton Hall, St Andrew's parish, South Carolina, the son of John Drayton (1713?–1779), a wealthy planter and public official, and Charlotta (1719–1743), daughter of Lieutenant-Governor William Bull...
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Harrison, Benjamin (c. 1726–1791), planter and revolutionary politician in America
Emory G. Evans
Harrison, Benjamin (c. 1726–1791), planter and revolutionary politician in America, was probably born at Berkeley, the family residence, in Charles City county, Virginia, the oldest surviving son of Benjamin Harrison (1701–1744/5), a prosperous planter, and Anne Carter (b. c.1699), the daughter of ...
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Lee, Richard Henry (1733–1794)
Maker: Charles Willson Peale
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Lee, Richard Henry (1733–1794), revolutionary politician and planter in America
Bruce A. Ragsdale
Lee, Richard Henry (1733–1794), revolutionary politician and planter in America, was born on 20 January 1733 in Westmoreland county, Virginia, the fourth of eight surviving children of Thomas Lee (1690–1750) and Hannah (1701–1750), daughter of Philip Ludwell of Green Spring, Virginia, and his wife, ...
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Randolph, Peyton (1721/2–1775)
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Randolph, Peyton (1721/2–1775), planter and revolutionary politician in America
Brent Tarter
Randolph, Peyton (1721/2–1775), planter and revolutionary politician in America, was probably born in Williamsburg, Virginia, the second of the three sons and one of the four children of Sir John Randolph (1693–1737), planter and speaker of the Virginia house of burgesses in 1734 and 1736, and ...
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Rutledge, Edward (1749–1800), planter and revolutionary politician in America
E. Stanly Godbold Jr.
Rutledge, Edward (1749–1800), planter and revolutionary politician in America, was born on 23 November 1749 in Charles Town, South Carolina, the seventh and youngest child of the Irish immigrant John Rutledge (d. 1750) and his wife, Sarah Hext (1724–1792). His father, a physician and planter, died when ...