Tag: Battle of Brandywine

Revolutionary War Soldier Andrew Wallace – Dead at 105

By Thomas Jay Kemp on January 22, 2015

In 1772 at the age of 42, Andrew Wallace shipped off for North America from Scotland – and just a few years later he was fighting in the American Revolutionary War for his new country. According to this old soldier’s obituary, Andrew “was engaged in some of the most memorable battles of the Revolutionary... (Read More)

John M’Donogh – Loyal American Patriot ’till Death

By Thomas Jay Kemp on January 9, 2015

Deemed an upstanding citizen by the Salem Gazette, two-time American war veteran John M’Donogh passed away, losing a long fight with disease on 19 March 1809. M’Donogh is noted for serving directly under a young General George Washington during the French & Indian War. M’Donogh fought during British General Braddock’s failed expedition in 1755... (Read More)