John Medaris – Brave Officer in The United States Army
John Medaris was born on May 12, 1902. Since the establishment on February 1, 1956, of the U.S. Army Ballistic Missile Agency, the Army's...
Mohawks – Native American Groups
Mohawks are Native American groups, part of the Five (later Six) Nations of the Iroquois, or Iroquois Confederation, whose territory included much of upstate...
Esopus Wars – Conflict between European Settlers and Natives in North America
Esopus wars starting year is 1659, and the end year is 1664. Armed conflict between the Dutch and their native allies and the Esopus...
Robert Hunter Morris – The Embattled Governor of Pennsylvania
Robert Hunter Morris is the embattled governor of Pennsylvania during the French and Indian War (1754–1763). A member of a prominent political family, Robert...
Montgomery, United States Protected Cruiser
It was a U.S.-protected cruiser. The Montgomery, which is the name of the class, was able to carry 2,094 tons, which made it among...
Edwin Alexander Anderson, Jr. – Naval Officer of United States
Edwin Alexander Anderson Jr. was born in Wilmington, North Carolina, on the 16th of July, 1860. Anderson was assigned as a student at Annapolis,...
Joseph Dana Webster (1811 – 1876)
Joseph Dana Webster was a civil engineer and soldier. He was born at Old Hampton, N.H., on August 25, 1811. Joseph Dana Webster graduated...
Henry Hugh Pierson: Famous English Composer 1815-1873
Henry Hugh Pierson was an English composer, organist, and pianist, born in Oxford in 1815. His real name was Henry Hugh Pearson, but he...
Ponca Tribe of Nebraska
The Ponca Tribe of Nebraska is among the Siouan peoples of OMAHA, OSAGE, and QUAPAW. After migrating westward across the Mississippi River to the...
Early man Skeletal remains in West Africa
Early man Skeletal remains in West Africa have not so far produced remains of early forms of men or hominids, such as those found...