George Rogers Clark

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George Rogers Clark was an American Revolutionary War military leader renowned for his campaigns in the Northwest Territory and for helping secure the Old Northwest for the United States.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf American Revolutionary War officer
human
military officer
commemoratedBy George Rogers Clark National Historical Park
place names in the American Midwest
statues and monuments in Indiana
conflict American Revolutionary War
countryOfCitizenship United Colonies
United States of America
dateOfBirth 1752-11-19
dateOfDeath 1818-02-13
educatedAt home schooling
ethnicGroup English American
familyName Clark
givenName George
hasPartIn Treaty outcomes affecting the Northwest Territory
memberOf Virginia House of Delegates
militaryBranch Continental forces
Virginia militia
militaryRank brigadier general
colonel
movement American frontier expansion
nativeLanguage English
notableAchievement Expanded American control into the Northwest Territory during the Revolutionary War
Helped secure the Old Northwest for the United States
notableBattle Battle of Fort Sackville
Illinois Country campaign
linked to: Battle of Vincennes
notableRelative William Clark
notableWork Capture of Kaskaskia
Capture of Vincennes
linked to: Battle of Vincennes

Illinois campaign
Northwest Territory campaigns
Securing the Old Northwest for the United States
Siege of Fort Sackville
occupation frontiersman
military leader
soldier
surveyor
placeOfBirth Albemarle County, Colony of Virginia
Virginia
placeOfDeath Kentucky
Locust Grove, near Louisville, Kentucky
politicalEntityInvolved Northwest Territory
Old Northwest
residence Kentucky
Louisville, Kentucky
Virginia
sexOrGender male
sibling William Clark

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Louisville, Kentucky founder George Rogers Clark
Clarksburg, West Virginia namedAfter George Rogers Clark
Clark County, Ohio namedAfter George Rogers Clark
Clark County, Kentucky namedFor George Rogers Clark
Clarke County, Virginia namedAfter George Rogers Clark
William Clark sibling George Rogers Clark
Clark hasNotableBearer George Rogers Clark
Clarksville, Tennessee namedAfter George Rogers Clark
subject linked to: Clarksville
Kentucky militia notableCommander George Rogers Clark
Kaskaskia, Illinois capturedBy George Rogers Clark
Hair Buyer Hamilton opponent George Rogers Clark
Hair Buyer Hamilton capturedBy George Rogers Clark
Fort Sackville, Vincennes capturedBy George Rogers Clark
Cave Hill Cemetery hasNotableBurial George Rogers Clark
George Rogers Clark High School namedAfter George Rogers Clark
Kentucky frontier hasKeyFigure George Rogers Clark
Clark County, Indiana namedAfter George Rogers Clark
Battle of Vincennes commander George Rogers Clark
Battle of Vincennes commanderSide George Rogers Clark – United States / Virginia militia
linked to: George Rogers Clark
Cave Hill Cemetery containsGraveOf George Rogers Clark
Illinois campaign alsoKnownAs George Rogers Clark Illinois campaign
linked to: George Rogers Clark
Illinois campaign leader George Rogers Clark
Illinois campaign commander George Rogers Clark
Illinois campaign relatedTo George Rogers Clark
Capture of Kaskaskia commander George Rogers Clark
Siege of Fort Sackville commander George Rogers Clark
Siege of Fort Sackville combatantCommanderFor George Rogers Clark – United States
linked to: George Rogers Clark