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1. maryland1812.com › 2011/04/10 › brig-general-perryBrig. General Perry Benson (1757- 1827): Defender of St ...

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   Apr 10, 2011 · During the War of 1812 he commanded the militia at the Battles of St. Michaels on August 10, 26, 1813. General Benson died on October 2, 1827 at the age of 72 years and is buried in the family graveyard at Newcomb, Talbot County.

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3. www.facebook.com › GeneralPerryBensonChapterDARHappy Birthday to... - General Perry Benson Chapter DAR

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   Happy Birthday to General Perry Benson ! On This Day in 1757 General Perry Benson was born in Talbot County, Maryland. Captain, Continental Army, 1776-1783 Brigadier General, Maryland Militia,...

4. american-revolution-experience.battlefields.orgThomas Carney - The American Revolution Experience

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   According to legend—and his obituary—at the Siege of Ninety Six, Carney's then-commander Major General Perry Benson was severely wounded. Tasked with bringing Benson to get medical intervention, Carney hoisted the heavy-set general on his shoulders and ran him behind patriot lines to the medical tent.

5. genperrybenson.marylanddar.org › chapter-historyGeneral Perry Benson, NSDAR - marylanddar.org

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   On June 22, 1798, he was made brigadier general and finally a major general of the Maryland militia, in charge of the forces in Caroline, Dorchester, and Talbot counties throughout the War of 1812. He died on October 2, 1827.

6. revwarapps.org › s10087S10087 Perry Benson

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   General Benson died on October 2, 1827 at the age of 72 years and is buried in the family graveyard at Newcomb, Talbot County. Sources: Easton Gazette, October 2, 1827; History of Talbot County, Maryland, 1661-186, by Oswald Tilghman, (Baltimore: Regional Pub., Co., 1967), 303-324; “Perry Benson,” by “Revolutionary War Hero’s Grave ...

7. www.findagrave.com › memorial › 17211183Gen Perry Benson (1757-1827) - Find a Grave Memorial

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   Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/17211183/perry-benson: accessed ), memorial page for Gen Perry Benson (6 Aug 1757–2 Oct 1827), Find a Grave Memorial ID 17211183, citing Benson Cemetery, Newcomb, Talbot County, Maryland, USA; Maintained by Helen L. Smith Hoke Genealogical Research (contributor 46540075).

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   Who was Perry Benson?

   • “In Memory of General Perry Benson, Son of James and Hanna Benson, born August 6, 1857. Captain of the Maryland Line, commended for gallantry and twice wounded in battle in the Revolutionary War. Major General of the Maryland Militia in the War of 1812. Died October 2, 1827. His remains were removed from Wheatland 1901.” Benson gravesite.

   Brig. General Perry Benson (1757- 1827): Defender of St

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   Who was General Perry Benson?

   • General Perry Benson (1757-1827) was a leader in his home community and state during the Revolutionary War. He served as a captain and was wounded twice. In the War of 1812, he commanded the militia in Talbot, Caroline, and Dorchester Counties. (Marker Text: Grave of General Perry Benson)

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   Who was George Benson married to?

   • George Benson was married to Johnnie. (News Photo - Getty Images George Benson and his wife, Johnnie, at their home, USA, 5th September 1977. Get personalized pricing by telling us when, where, and how you want to use this asset.)

   George Benson and his wife, Johnnie, at their home, USA

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   Where was Captain Benson buried?

   • His remains were removed from Wheatland 1901.” Benson gravesite. During the American Revolution Captain Benson served under Major General William Smallwood’s First Maryland Brigade at Harlem Heights, N.Y., (1776); the Carolina campaigns (Battle of Cowpens (1781); Guilford Courthouse (1781) and Hobkirk’s Hill, South Carolina (1781).

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   When did Winsor Fry get a pension?

   • 1791 Kirkwood joined the army at Fort Washington under Maj. Gen. Arthur St. Clair. Apr 1818 Winsor Fry applies for a pension, with the support of seven men. Sep 1822 Winsor Fry applies for and is finally granted a pension worth $8 per month.

   Thomas Carney | The American Revolution Experience

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9. chesadelcrier.com › articles › 2022An Unsung Hero of the American Revolution Receives Recognition

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   May 1, 2022 · Brigadier General Perry Benson had Carney serve with him in the Battle of St. Michaels in the War of 1812. An obituary in 1828 reported the death “of a colored man, at the advanced age of 74”, describing Thomas Carney as courageous, kind, brave and loyal.