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When was Sir William Galloway born?
Sir William Galloway was born in 1840.
When was Sir William Gerard born?
Sir William Gerard was born in 1518.
When did Sir William Brockman die?
Sir William Brockman died in 1654.
Who is Sir William Berkeley?
Sir William Berkeley was a governor of Virginia, North America.
What is Sir William Ashley's birthday?
Sir William Ashley was born on February 25, 1860.
What year was sir William Johnson born?
Sir William Johnson was born in 1715.
What has the author William Johnson written?
William Johnson has written: 'The papers of Sir William Johnson' -- subject(s): Sources, Iroquois Indians, History 'The papers of Sir William Johnson' -- subject(s): Accessible book, History, Iroquois Indians, New York (State) French and Indian War, 1755-1763, Sources
Who led the British force that captured Fort Niagara in 1759?
Sir William Johnson
Who led the British force the captured Fort Niagara in 1759?
Sir William Johnson
Whose land did Sir William Johnson manage?
Sir William Johnson came to the New York colonial frontier at the invitation of his uncle Sir Peter Warren, a sea captain who had built an impressive house in New York City and had purchased land called Warrensbush along the Mohawk River, south of the area now named Amsterdam, NY. Sir William was just William Johnson at the time of his arrival in America. His title was not granted until the French and Indian War. William managed Uncle Peter's lands until he purchased his own lands on the same side of the river and moved into his first house, Mount Johnson.
Who created the U.S glove industry?
Sir William Johnson brought the first glovemakers to America
Who captured the fort of Niagara?
The British Army under Gen. sir William Johnson, on July 24,1759
Who won the fort of niagara?
The British Army under Gen. sir William Johnson, on July 24,1759
Who said If England is to become a great nation she must go to school with the Iroquois?
Sir William Johnson.
Was William Johnson a Patriot or Loyalist?
William Samuel Johnson of Connecticut was a Patriot who signed the Constitution. Sir William Johnson who was his Majesty's Indian Agent for North America, and who lived at Johnson Hall (still standing) on the south side of the Mohawk River west of Albany, New York, died in 1774, just before the Revolution. But, Sir Willaim had been associated with Loyalists and likely would have been one himself. Johnson's former estates were seized from his heirs, who were Loyalists.
Who won the capture of fort niagara?
The British Army under Gen. sir William Johnson, on July 24,1759
Who worked with Pontiac the Ottawa Chief?
Pontiac worked with Sir William Johnson to enlist peace to end Pontiac's War. Johnson was the British Superintendent of Indian Affairs.
