1783 SOUTHERN PATRIOT Florian Charles Mey TRANS-ATLANTIC Stampless Letter FRANCE

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1783 SOUTHERN PATRIOT Florian Charles Mey TRANS-ATLANTIC Stampless Letter FRANCE:
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1783 American Revolutionary folded letter written in \"Charlestown SC\" by SOUTHERN PATRIOT Florian Charles Mey!!!CHARLESTON SC NAME CHANGES THIS YEAR from Charlestown SC to Charleston SC! A very historical document that warrants further research! Rarely offered, so here is your chance!

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Charleston 1783-1786 | South Carolina

In 1783 the capital city was finally incorporated and became Charleston instead of Charles Towne and Charlestown. During this time Back and Upcountry South Carolinians became increasingly upset at all political power resting in the Lowcountry. Also Back and Upcountry farmers would have to travel to Charleston from all across the State to pay taxes and to have their voice heard.

To appease the political discontent, the State’s leaders decided to move the capital city to a central location in South Carolina. In 1786, the capital city moved from Charleston to the city of Columbia. This would be the last time that the capital would relocate in South Carolina.

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Captain Charles Shephard

The American Revolution in South Carolina

Capt. Charles Shephard

Known Regiment(s) Associated With:

Known Year(s) as a Captain:

Charles Town District Regiment

1779

Known Lieutenants:

Known Sergeants:

Known Corporals:

Known QMs:

? Himmel

Christian Belser

Charles Gruber

NONE KNOWN

Joseph Kimmel

Adam F. Gitsinger

Christian Gruber

Daniel Strobel

Jonathan Johnson

Henry Lindever

Christian Martin

Henry Timrod

Philip Werner

Known Privates, etc.:

Robert Beard

Joseph Beiler

George Bell

William Bockran

Charles Burkmeier

Daniel Cobia

Michael Cobia

David Cruger

John Delka, Sr.

Philip Doertzenbacher

Caspar Erbart

Johann Ernst

Jacob Frick

Charles Frisch

Henry Geffcken

George Louis Geil

Adam F. Gitsinger

George Gitsinger

Henry Grim

Herman Groning

John Gruber

George Hamel

Elias Hansen

Henry Hartung

Michael Herman

John E. Hoof

John Horlbeck

Frederick Jacobs

Daniel Kaufman

Peter Keister

John Kelly

Frederick Keloff

John Kirchner

John Leckley

Henry Liebehent

Henry Lindever

Frederick Maltuse

Abraham Markley

Christian Martin

John Mathus

Florian Charles Mey

Adam Meylander

Martin Miller

Adam Mining

Philip Mintging

Frederick Nann

Philip Naser

George Neithamer

Herman Neiffer

Adam Petsch

John Phillips

Frederick Rote

Daniel Rupple

John Schertterling

Lorenz Simon

John Statler

John Strobel, Jr.

John R. Switzer

George Young

Date(s):

Known Battles / Skirmishes:

Sep. 16 - Oct. 18, 1779

Siege of Savanna