Francis Nash

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Francis Nash was an American Revolutionary War brigadier general from North Carolina who was mortally wounded at the Battle of Germantown and later honored as the namesake of Nashville, Tennessee.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf American military officer
Continental Army general
person
person
allegiance United States of America
surface form: United States
burialPlace Germantown, Pennsylvania
causeOfDeath wounds received in battle
commandedUnit North Carolina Brigade
conflict American Revolutionary War
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
surface form: United States
dateOfBirth 1742
dateOfDeath 1777
deathDuring American Revolutionary War
familyName Nash
givenName Francis
hasSibling Abner Nash
heldRank colonel in the Continental Army
honoredFor service in the American Revolutionary War
isNamesakeOf Nash County
surface form: Nash County, North Carolina

Nashville, North Carolina
Nashville
surface form: Nashville, Tennessee
militaryAllegiance Continental Congress
militaryBranch Continental Army
militaryRank brigadier general
notableBattle Battle of Germantown
notableFor being mortally wounded at the Battle of Germantown
being namesake of Nashville, Tennessee
occupation lawyer
planter
politician
politician
participatedIn New York and New Jersey campaign
Philadelphia campaign
placeOfBirth Prince Edward County, Virginia
placeOfDeath Germantown, Pennsylvania
positionHeld Governor of North Carolina
regionAssociatedWith North Carolina
residence Hillsborough, North Carolina
servedAs clerk of court in Orange County, North Carolina
sheriff of Orange County, North Carolina
servedIn North Carolina General Assembly
North Carolina Provincial Congress
stateOfOrigin North Carolina
supported Patriot cause in the American Revolution
wasMortallyWoundedIn Battle of Germantown

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Nashville namedAfter Francis Nash
Abner Nash sibling Francis Nash
Nash County namedAfter Francis Nash