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December 14,
1780 - Indian Creek |
May 21, 1781
- Bush River |
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December
30, 1780 - Williams' Plantation |
July 1781
- Sandy Run Creek |
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February 1781 -
Watkins |
November 1781
- Duncan's Creek |
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March 2, 1781
- Mud Lick Creek |
May 1, 1782
- Lorick's Ferry |
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May 1, 1781
- Bush River |
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| In November of 1781, when Major General Nathanael
Greene retreated from his Siege of Ninety-Six, Col. Francis,
Lord Rawdon in pursuit of Major General Greene camped at Glenn's
Mills on the Enoree River in present-day Newberry County. Lord
Rawdon then marched through the Fork and crossed the Broad River
at Lyle's Ford. On this march, the British plundered everything
in their path. |
