When you think of a hero, what do you think of? Superman?Spiderman? Ironman?Well, my father,Patrick Stillson comes to mind. He has inspired me like any superhero ever could. Patrick Stillson was born on December 25,1770 to his parents Kay and Ronald Stillson of Indiana.…
Paul Revere was born on January 1, 1735 in Boston Massachusetts. He was the son of Apollos De Rivoire, a French Huguenot who had come to Boston at the age of thirteen to apprentice in the shop of a silversmith. Once Revoir had established his own business, he changed his name. Paul was the third of twelve children, learning silversmithing from his father, he married sarah Orne on August 17, 1757.…
He was born May 3, 1850 at Greens Fork Wayne County Indiana, USA. He was born into a good family. Born John Peters Ringo on May 3, 1850, the oldest child of Martin and Mary (Peters) Ringo in Washington, Wayne County, Indiana, Johnny became the proverbial black sheep of the family. He did go to school in Gallatin, Missouri, which was where his father moved the family in 1856 to escape the increasing vigilante activity in Indiana, but he only had an elementary school education.…
Did you know Michael Fox had Parkinson’s Disease? Michael Fox is a married man with one child. Who has been acting since high school. Michael J. Fox was not only a hit movie star, but he was struggling with Parkinson’s disease throughout his career.…
Emily Young Mrs.King ELA 8 20 December 2016 Henry Knox Henry Knox early life, reasons for war, role in the war and what he did after war can show you just how different he really was Henry Knox had many things that affected his early life. According to Independence Hall Association and Janelle M. Olberding, Henry Knox was born July 25, 1750 in Boston MA. His parents were William Knox and Mary campbell Knox. He was the seventh child out of ten.…
“The first man gets the oyster the second man gets the shell” This means that if you are the first one to do it no one else can take that from you. Andrew Carnegie impacted the citizens of the United States of America because he was the first one to manufacture steel in the United States, and donated his money to educational and scientific institutions. Andrew carnegie was born in 1835 Dunfermline, Fife, Scotland his parents William Carnegie and Margaret Morrison Carnegie Ambitious for her two sons, Andrew and younger his brother Thomas, she organized a family move to the United States in 1848, when Andrew was thirteen. The Carnegies settled in Allegheny, Pennsylvania, where they had relatives and attempted to rebuild the family’s fortunes.…
Andrew Carnegie was born on November 25, 1835 in Dunfermline, Scotland. His father Will Carnegie, his mother Margaret, and his younger brother Tom immigrated to united State as a penniless immigrant seeking for a better future after his father faced an economic burden due to the advance of mechanization. They settled in Allegheny city, a suburb of Pittsburg where Carnegie’s mother had relatives. At the age of thirteen, Carnegie started his first job as a bobbin boy to help his family survive.…
Grant and Lee were both great generals who. Who was the superior leader? Lee was a “text book” general; he followed rules and strategies reflecting his education. Grant, on the other hand, was a more impulsive general (Mcleod) Indifferent to rules; he followed what he thought best. They are complete opposites on how they wage war.…
The Battle of Antietam On September 16, 1862, the Union army of the Potomac, under the control of Major General George B. McClellan, went to war against Robert E. Lee’s Confederate soldiers who were a part of the Army of Northern Virginia. The war began in Sharpsburg, Maryland at dawn on September 17, when the Union corps under the control of Major General Joseph Hooker led a strong assault against Robert E. Lee’s left flank. This is ultimately what began the Battle of Antietam, which turned out to be the single bloodiest day in American military history. The fate of this battle went back and forth, with every strong Union attack resulting in strong Confederate counterattacks. Later in the day, a crucial turning point took place.…
John Lennon was assassinated on December 8th, 1940 outside his apartment complex by a man called Mark David Chapman. He was DUA at the hospital. He died at the age of forty. John Lennon was a songwriter, singer, and composer, most well known for his work with the Beatles (1958-1970) and his solo album “Imagine”. He created artwork and beauty.…
General William Tecumseh is a name that resonates with many different types of people for a variety of reasons. His Soldiers referred to him as “Uncle Billy”, because they loved, respected, and admired their Commander. The Northerners credit General William Sherman as the man that ended the Civil War and restored the Union. While the people of the South have an opposite and repugnant memory of the man, they blame for “scorching” the South.…
Benjamin Rush By: Aaron Browning Benjamin Rush was a member of the Continental Congress and signer of the Declaration of Independence, Rush founded Dickinson College in Carlisle, Pennsylvania. Benjamin Rush also became active in the colonies' struggle for independence and was a civic leader for Philadelphia as well as many other accomplishments. Childhood: Benjamin Rush was born on January 4, 1746 in Byberry Township, Pennsylvania. He was a very sophisticated kid and was very interested in school.…
In today's society there are hundreds of christian denominations around the world and without Brigham Young the book of mormon would have just been classified as fantasy instead of non-fiction. In the United States alone there are over six million Mormons. Brigham has been called the modern day moses for bringing the teachings of Joseph Smith to the people after Smith's death in 1844. The Mormon church would not be anywhere close to where it is today if it weren't for Young. Not much of Young's early life is known but it is known that he was born June 1, 1801 in Whitingham, Virginia to a farming family and worked as a traveling blacksmith/ carpenter and was married to his first wife in 1824 to Miriam Angeline Works.…
Taylor was born in Jackson, Mississippi on September 13, 1943 (Crowe, 1). Taylor’s parents are Wilbert Lee Taylor and Deletha Marie Davis Taylor. After Taylor was born, her dad got on a train and headed North to find a home. In less than a week he found a job working in a factory. When Taylor was three months old her dad brought the rest of the family with him to the North.…
What Was Neil Armstrong's Life Like Growing Up? Neil Armstrong was born on Aug. 5, 1930. He was born in Ohio. He had a brother and a sister.…