One man of this last name was caught up in the Baltimore Riot of 1812, where his face was maimed, leading him to flee to the Caribbean.
One man of this last name was caught up in the Baltimore Riot of 1812, where his face was maimed, leading him to flee to the Caribbean. Another man of this last name founded the Ohio Company. A man of this last name coined the phrase "First in war, first in peace, and first in the hearts of his countrymen." A member of this family was a cavalry commander who headed the 2nd Partisan Corps at (*) Camden and Guilford Court House and put down the Whiskey Rebellion. Another member of this family married Mary Custis and commanded the Army of Northern Virginia until surrendering at Appomattox Court House. For 10 points, name this surname shared by "Lighthorse Harry" and the head of the Confederate military, Robert E.
One man of this last name was caught up in the Baltimore Riot of 1812, where his face was maimed, leading him to flee to the Caribbean.
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