Anthony Wayne

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Anthony Wayne was a bold and aggressive American Revolutionary War general nicknamed "Mad Anthony" for his daring battlefield leadership.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Continental Army officer
general
human
military officer
burialPlace St. David’s Episcopal Church, Radnor, Pennsylvania
child Isaac Wayne
conflict American Revolutionary War
Northwest Indian War
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of Great Britain
United States of America
dateOfBirth 1745-01-01
dateOfDeath 1796-12-15
educatedAt Philadelphia Academy
ethnicGroup American colonist
familyName Wayne
father Isaac Wayne
givenName Anthony
hasPartInMotto “Legion of the United States” professional standing army reforms
honorificEponym Fort Wayne, Indiana
Wayne County, Indiana
Wayne County, Michigan
Wayne County, Ohio
influenced development of the early United States Army
knownFor bold and aggressive battlefield leadership
successful night assault at Stony Point
victory at the Battle of Fallen Timbers
militaryBranch Continental Army
militaryRank major general
nickname Mad Anthony
notableBattle Battle of Brandywine
Battle of Fallen Timbers
Battle of Germantown
Battle of Monmouth
Battle of Stony Point
notableWork command of the Legion of the United States
occupation politician
soldier
partOf Patriot cause in the American Revolution
placeOfBirth Easttown Township, Province of Pennsylvania
placeOfDeath Presque Isle, Pennsylvania
positionHeld United States Representative from Georgia
commander-in-chief of the Legion of the United States
member of the Pennsylvania General Assembly
religion Anglican Communion
surface form: Anglicanism
residence Chester County, Pennsylvania
sexOrGender male
spouse Mary Penrose

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Continental Army notableCommander Anthony Wayne
Northwest Indian War commander Anthony Wayne
Battle of Brandywine commander Anthony Wayne
Battle of Germantown commander Anthony Wayne
Wayne County, Michigan namedAfter Anthony Wayne
Wayne County, Michigan isNamedFor Anthony Wayne
this entity surface form: Mad Anthony Wayne
Wayne County namedAfter Anthony Wayne
Fort Wayne, Indiana namedAfter Anthony Wayne
Treaty of Greenville negotiatedBy Anthony Wayne
Wayne County, Indiana namedAfter Anthony Wayne
Mad Anthony refersTo Anthony Wayne
Mad Anthony appliedTo Anthony Wayne
Battle of Fallen Timbers commander Anthony Wayne
Battle of Fallen Timbers commandedBy Anthony Wayne
Wayne County, Ohio namedAfter Anthony Wayne
Wayne County, Ohio namedFor Anthony Wayne
Isaac Wayne child Anthony Wayne
Isaac Wayne notableRelative Anthony Wayne
Battle of Stony Point commander Anthony Wayne
Battle of Stony Point ledBy Anthony Wayne
Battle of Stony Point notableCommanderNickname Anthony Wayne
this entity surface form: Mad Anthony Wayne
Wayne County namedAfter Anthony Wayne
subject surface form: Wayne County, Georgia
Wayne County, New York namedAfter Anthony Wayne
Pennsylvania militia notableCommander Anthony Wayne
Battle of Paoli commander Anthony Wayne
Battle of Paoli AmericanCommander Anthony Wayne
this entity surface form: Brigadier General Anthony Wayne
Mary Penrose spouse Anthony Wayne
Mary Penrose notableRelative Anthony Wayne
Waynesboro, Virginia namedAfter Anthony Wayne
Battle of White Marsh commander Anthony Wayne
Waynesburg, Pennsylvania namedAfter Anthony Wayne
Wayne, Michigan namedAfter Anthony Wayne
Wayne, Pennsylvania namedAfter Anthony Wayne
Wayne County namedAfter Anthony Wayne
subject surface form: Wayne County, New York
Wayne County, Utah namedAfter Anthony Wayne
Western Confederacy opponentCommander Anthony Wayne
Legion of the United States commander Anthony Wayne