The Biennial Report of the North Carolina Historical Commission [serial] 1908-1910

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Together with his warriors he saved the life of General Andrew Jackson at the Battle of Horse-Shoe Bend, Alabama, March 27th, 1814, and for his bravery and faithfulness North Carolina made him a citizen and gave him land in this the County of Graham.
He died Nov. 20, 1858, aged almost 100 years. The monument was erected to his memory by the General Joseph Winston Chapter, D. A. E., November 5, 1910." The Sons of the Revolution.
ABNER NASH.
On November 15, 1909, in the Hall of the House of Repre...- sentatives, the Sons of the Revolution presented to the State a portrait of Abner Nash, Governor of North Carolina 1780- 1781. The address of presentation was delivered by Dr. J. G.
deR. Hamilton, Professor of History in the University of North Carolina, and accepted by Hon. W. W. Kitchin, Governor of North Carolina.
WILLIAM RICHARDSON DAVIE.
On November 15, 1910, in the Senate Chamber, the same society presented to the State a portrait of William Richardson Davie, Governor of North Carolina 1798-1799.

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