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The '''Revolutionary War Veterans Memorial''' is a large granite boulder bearing a bronze plaque commissioned in [[1912]] by the [[General Sumter Chapter]] of the [[Daughters of the American Revolution]] to honor veterans of the [[American Revolution]] who settled in [[Jefferson County]]. The boulder, originally displayed at [[Five Points South]], was moved to [[Linn Park|Woodrow Wilson Park]] in [[1937]]. | The '''Revolutionary War Veterans Memorial''' is a large granite boulder bearing a bronze plaque commissioned in [[1912]] by the [[General Sumter Chapter]] of the [[Daughters of the American Revolution]] to honor veterans of the [[American Revolution]] who settled in [[Jefferson County]]. The boulder, originally displayed at [[Five Points South]], was moved to [[Linn Park|Woodrow Wilson Park]] in [[1937]]. | ||
The plaque names [[James Boyd]], [[John Brown]], [[John Buford]], [[John Click]], [[Thomas Goode]], [[Goldsmith Hewitt|Goldsmith W. Hewitt]], [[Michael McCarthy]], [[John McDonald]], [[Leonard Miller]], [[Hugh Morrow]], [[Hugh Pierce]], [[William Pullen]], [[R. S. Shepherd]], [[William Speer]], [[Nicholas Starnes]], [[James Tarrant]]. | The plaque names [[James Boyd]], [[John Brown (settler)|John Brown]], [[John Buford]], [[John Click]], [[Thomas Goode]], [[Goldsmith Hewitt|Goldsmith W. Hewitt]], [[Michael McCarthy]], [[John McDonald]], [[Leonard Miller]], [[Hugh Morrow (pioneer)|Hugh Morrow]], [[Hugh Pierce]], [[William Pullen]], [[R. S. Shepherd]], [[William Speer]], [[Nicholas Starnes]], [[James Tarrant]]. | ||
[[Category:Monuments]] | [[Category:Monuments]] | ||
Revision as of 14:27, 11 November 2012
The Revolutionary War Veterans Memorial is a large granite boulder bearing a bronze plaque commissioned in 1912 by the General Sumter Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution to honor veterans of the American Revolution who settled in Jefferson County. The boulder, originally displayed at Five Points South, was moved to Woodrow Wilson Park in 1937.
The plaque names James Boyd, John Brown, John Buford, John Click, Thomas Goode, Goldsmith W. Hewitt, Michael McCarthy, John McDonald, Leonard Miller, Hugh Morrow, Hugh Pierce, William Pullen, R. S. Shepherd, William Speer, Nicholas Starnes, James Tarrant.