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Record #:
18816
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In a new series of articles, NORTH CAROLINA PRESERVATION follows up on historic preservation projects that have received attention from the state. This seminal article discusses Mosby Hall, in Warren County, the home of General Thomas Person, a prominent Revolutionary War patriot.
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North Carolina Preservation (NoCar Oversize E 151 N6x), Vol. Issue 46, Jan 1984, p9, f
Record #:
34544
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This article discusses the history of Thomas Person, a sheriff, surveyor, judge, and General Assembly member working in North Carolina during the second half of the 18th century. Person worked in state government for over thirty years as an active Anti-Federalist spokesperson and advocate against class-based legislation. His outspoken personality galvanized many of his relationships with other government officials. Nevertheless, Person was fondly remembered by his younger contemporaries following his death in 1800.
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