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Here Lies a Revolutionary War Soldier: Jacob Yount
Jacob Andrew Yount was born June 9, 1752, in Northampton, Pennsylvania, to Johannes “John” and Anna Elizabeth (Zimmermann) Yount.
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Here Lies a Revolutionary War Soldier: Peter Hartle
Peter Hartle was born in Germany around 1750. He immigrated to North America aboard the Minerva, departing from Rotterdam, Holland, and arrived at the Port of Philadelphia on September 17, 1771.
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Here Lies a Revolutionary War Soldier: Bennedick (Benedict) Hahn
Bennedick (Benedict) Hahn was born May 4, 1750, in Frechenfeld, Pflaz, Germany to Johannes Sr and Elizabeth Margaetha (Forester) Hahn. The family immigrated in 1751 aboard the ship Janet out of Rotterdam and landing in Philadelphia.
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Here Lies a Revolutionary War Soldier: Ithamar Hubble
Ithamar Hubble was born in 1762 in Connecticut to Daniel Hubbell and Sarah (Gregory) Hubble. At 17, in 1779, he volunteered and served as a private and a spy in the New York militia.
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Here Lies a Revolutionary War Soldier: Uriah Brock
Uriah was born about 1759 in Western Virginia. He passed away on October 27, 1845. Uriah was a veteran of the Revolutionary War. He volunteered for service as a youth. It is reported that he was small for his age and had some musical talent, so he became a fifer.
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Here Lies a Revolutionary War Soldier: William R. Brown
William R. Brown was born in 1760 in Fairfax County, Virginia. He resided in Bedford County, Virginia, for several years during the Revolutionary War.
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Here Lies a Revolutionary War Soldier: John Deck
John Deck was born on March 15, 1765, in Lincoln, North Carolina, to Mathias Adam Deck and Susannah Dubbs. John married Sarah Cook in 1785 in North Carolina.
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Here Lies a Revolutionary War Soldier: Robert Green
Robert Green was born in Charles County, Maryland, in or before September of 1755 to Leonard and Ann (Doyne) Greene according to some records. Robert enlisted in the Continental Army in late 1776 or early 1777 and served in the 7th Regiment of the Maryland line, under the following officers: John Gunby, Colonel, and Peter Adams, Lieutenant Colonel.
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Going Public: Innovative Online Program Developed at SEMO Educates Nurses about Organ and Tissue Donation
An innovative online program developed by former Southeast Missouri State University nursing professor, Dr. Linda Heitman, has reached more than 5,000 nursing students nationwide and is continuing to expand. The program educates nurses about Oregon and tissue donation.
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Exposition: Sikeston-Based Pianist Emiko Edwards Speaks on Her New Album "Rodeo: Works by Aaron Copland"
In this episode of 'Exposition: An Arts and Culture Podcast', we speak with Emiko Edwards, a pianist whose first album will be releasing on July 31st. Edwards has been featured in performances at venues such as the Lincoln Center, the Yamaha Salon, and Carnegie Hall. She has performed in the BBC Total Immerision Series, toured with the Juneau Symphony and won numerous awards including for The New York Piano Competition.
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