The Making of South Carolina
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He was born in Pennsylvania in 1727, during the jour- ney of his parents from the north of Ireland to Caro- lina. When he was three years old he was brought by his father to the country that lies west of the Con- garee River, in the present Orangeburgh County. Young Thomson there spent the years of his early manhood upon his father's plantation. He soon became known among his comrades as a very skillful marksman with a rifle. When he was about thirty years old, Thomson was appointed captain of ...the frontier Rangers. This was a body of riflemen who rode about on horseback to preserve order and peace in the middle and upper country. He led his men bravely in battle against the Cherokees in 1761. In June, 1775, William Thomson was ap- pointed lieutenant- colonel of the Third Regiment, made up of the mounted riflemen whom he had led before this time. They were Scots, Germans, and Huguenots from the middle and upper country. One of the captains under THE AUTOGRAPH OF CAPTAIN CALDWELL, WILLIAM THOMSON DEFENDS CHARLES TOWN 103 Thomson was John Caldwell, an uncle of John C.
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He was born in Pennsylvania in 1727, during the jour- ney of his parents from the north of Ireland to Caro- lina. When he was three years old he was brought by his father to the country that lies west of the Con- garee River, in the present Orangeburgh County. Young Thomson there spent the years of his early manhood upon his father's plantation. He soon became known among his comrades as a very skillful marksman with a rifle. When he was about thirty years old, Thomson was appointed captain of ...the frontier Rangers. This was a body of riflemen who rode about on horseback to preserve order and peace in the middle and upper country. He led his men bravely in battle against the Cherokees in 1761. In June, 1775, William Thomson was ap- pointed lieutenant- colonel of the Third Regiment, made up of the mounted riflemen whom he had led before this time. They were Scots, Germans, and Huguenots from the middle and upper country. One of the captains under THE AUTOGRAPH OF CAPTAIN CALDWELL, WILLIAM THOMSON DEFENDS CHARLES TOWN 103 Thomson was John Caldwell, an uncle of John C.
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