Flags Of The Revolutionary War

The flags are flown in honor of the Revolutionary War ancestors of Jackson and Madison County. Madison County was the final home to at least twelve Revolutionary War patriots including: John Arnold; William Betts; Jonas Clark, Sr.; Benjamin Clearwater;

The Indiana Sons of the American Revolution State Color Guard, dressed in Revolutionary War apparel, presented period flags and marched in honor of Galloway. After prayers were said and Galloway remembered, flowers and wreaths were placed at the base

There are pavers honoring veterans as far back as the Civil War, Nettleton said. And by October, even a Revolutionary War soldier will be remembered there. Woodbury resident Amy Short purchased a paver for an ancestor on her mother's side of the

Flags will remain at half staff until Sgt. Frank's memorial or burial. 3. On this day in 1777, during the American Revolutionary War, the Battle of Bennington took place. New England's minutemen routed the British regulars, according to On-This-Day.com

Steve Topliff of Lisbon, center, shoots off a replica of a French and Indian War era smooth bore musket as the Benoit family of Baltic watches during a Revolutionary War encampment at River Park in Sprague Saturday, July 30, 2011, in celebration of the