[DOC] [TLE] Francis Nash - Wikipedia [PAR] Francis Nash ( c. 1742October 7, 1777) was a brigadier general in the 
Continental Army during the American Revolutionary War. Prior to the war, he 
was a lawyer, public official, and politician in ... He is honored by several city and 
county names, including those of Nashville, Tennessee, ... 5.1 Notes; 5.2 
Bibliography. [DOC] [TLE] J! Archive - Show #3574, aired 2000-03-02 [PAR] On March 29, 1996 he played Nash Bridges for the first time, in an episode ... The 
city of Nashville was named for Francis Nash, a noted general in this war... [DOC] [TLE] Generals Francis Nash and William Lee Davidson - JStor [PAR] The capital city and the capital county of Tennessee bear their names, 
respectively. ... Nashville "was named in honor of Colonel Francis Nash. He was 
an early... [DOC] [TLE] Nashville NC History | Town Of Nashville, NC, Nash County North ... [PAR] Acts Of The General Assembly Of North Carolina Pertaining To The Charter Of 
The Town ... (Boddie and Drake have streets named after them adjacent to the 
block the ... to honor General Francis Nash who was killed during the 
Revolutionary War. An interesting side note is that of all of the Francis Nash 
Towns, Cities, and... [DOC] [TLE] Dyersburg State Gazette: History: The Nash Family Arrives in Dyer ... [PAR] Feb 26, 2003 ... General Francis Nash "I have ever been on the side of liberty and my country" ... 
The City of Nashville now bears his name and his last words, ... After the war 
Captain Nash lived in Virginia, but moved on to Lincoln, ... would also help 
survey a new county named for his old commander, Griffith Rutherford. [DOC] [TLE] Important Events in Nashville Tennesee | Historic Travellers Rest [PAR] Enjoy looking back at the important events in Nashville, Tennessee's history ... 
The city's prehistoric past dates back thousands of years. ... established Fort 
Nashborough, named for Francis Nash, a brigadier general in the ... start of the 
Civil War and used it for a confederate prison becoming known as Zollicoffer's 
Barracks. [DOC] [TLE] The Meaning Behind 10 Nashville Neighborhood Names [PAR] Jan 20, 2016 ... Nashville is named after Francis Nash, a general in the ... This area of town really 
grew after World War II and then again with its proximity .... The area now known 
as Sylvan Park was once a popular place to escape city life in... [DOC] [TLE] Nashville | Tennessee, United States | Britannica.com [PAR] In 1963 the governments of the city of Nashville and of Davidson county were ... 
built at the site and named for American Revolutionary War general Francis Nash
, ... The city became known for the many institutions of higher education that... [DOC] [TLE] The History of Nashville, TN [PAR] This was Fort Nashborough, named in honor of General Francis Nash who won 
acclaim ... In the decades following the war, Nashville once again experienced a 
... which has grown to the point that Nashville today is known as Music City, USA. [DOC] [TLE] How Nashville's Neighborhoods Got Their Names | Mental Floss [PAR] May 19, 2015 ... Nashville was named after Revolutionary War General Francis Nash. ... was 
originally dubbed "Nashborough" but renamed Nashville in honor of ... The area 
around it was developed into a "satellite city" in the .... The historic Talbot family 
cemetery is located within the area now known as Talbot's Corner. [DOC] [TLE] [The Culture Trip] The 10 Most Beautiful Towns in Tennessee ... [PAR] May 27, 2015 ... Nashville, Tennessee's 'Music City,' is both the capital of the state and its second-
largest city. The city, founded in 1779, is named after Francis Nash, a brigadier 
general during the American Revolutionary War. ... The town is well-known for 
the Battle of Franklin, which occurred in the city on November 30... [DOC] [TLE] Tennessee Travel Tips and Information - Postcards from America [PAR] Nashville is named after a Revolutionary War hero, General Francis Nash, but 
the Civil War is ... Redoubts are still

Question: The city of Nashville was named for Francis Nash, a noted general in this war
Answer: the Revolutionary War