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In 1779 who was elected to represent Virginia as member of congress under the articules of confederation?
James Madison had benn elected to represent Virgina in 1779
When did benidict Arnold commit treason?
sometime in 1779 or 1780
When did George Wshington die?
The fourteenth of December 1779.
American who sank the serapis in 1779?
John Paul Jones
Where did most of the fighting took place after 1779?
the South
How old is nashvile?
Nashville was founded in 1779, I think.
When was Nashville founded?
1779
Who was the man who led the group of settlers who founded nashvile in 1779?
There were 2, I can only remember that John Donelson did.
During 1779 and 1780 how many settlers went into Kentucky?
During 1779 and 1780 alone, approximately 20,000 settlers streamed into kentucky.
How did James robertson get to Nashville?
James Robertson, a key figure in the early settlement of Nashville, arrived in the area in 1779. He was part of a group of settlers who traveled down the Cumberland River from the Watauga Association in present-day Tennessee. Robertson, along with other pioneers, sought new opportunities in the fertile lands of the region, leading to the establishment of Fort Nashborough, which later evolved into Nashville. His leadership and vision were instrumental in the growth of the settlement.
What city was found on Christmas Eve in 1779?
Nashville, TN
What date nacogdoches was founded?
1779
Who founded the oldest city in the US?
AnswerGeorge Washington founded the oldest city, and that was Nashville, TN. Two problems with this answer. 1) George Washington did not found Nashville. Quoting Wikipedia "Nashville was founded by James Robertson, John Donelson, and a party of Wataugans in 1779, and was originally called Fort Nashborough, after the American Revolutionary War hero Francis Nash." 2) As the quote states Nashville was founded in 1779. I know Avon, CT was founded in 1645; over 100 years before Nashville.Now, if we are talking oldest continuest, then Wiki says of St Augustine, FL "Founded in 1565 by Spanish explorer and admiral, Pedro Menéndez de Avilés, it is the oldest continuously occupied European-established city and port in the continental United States."If one is referring to the entire United States of America, the answer would be San Juan, Puerto Rico, founded in 1521 by Ponce de Leon. It was actually founded a year earlier as Caparra (today it is Pueble Viejo), but abandoned and resettled in the location of Old San Juan.
How many times has the Cumberland river frozen?
At Nashville, twice. December 1779 and January 1940.
What year was it when the Vikings founded the first European settlement in North America?
i think it was 1779
In 1779 James Robertson traveled along the Cumberland River and settled in an area known as French Lick an area now known as?
nashville
When was Franklin County NC founded?
According to the NACo, Franklin County, North Carolina, was organized in the year 1779.
