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Did James Madison train militia during the American revolutionary war?
no. James acually trained the Turkish in the war
Who Led Georgia's militia to victory over 800 British soldiers?
Colonel Elijah Clarke led Georgia militia
Who is the commander of the Poolesville Militia?
The Poolesville Militia is currently commanded by Daniel Kator, formerly Colonel but now Commander of the Militia because of a reorginization of the militia rank structure. www.pvillemilitia.bravehost.com will give you more information about the Poolesville Militia.
Who led Georgia's militia in the victories at Kettle Creek and Augusta?
Colonel Elijah Clarke
Who proposed a convention in the Annapolis meeting 1786?
James madison
How was called James Madison?
Colonel James Madison
How was Jame Madison's father called?
Colonel James Madison
Did James Madison have any Military experience?
He saw very limited service in the Revolutionary War, serving as a colonel in the Virginia Militia. His was never in a combat unit. He was President of the United States and so was Commander--in-Chief of military operations during the War of 1812.
Who was James Madison's father?
Colonel James Madison, Sr. (March 27, 1723 - February 27, 1801) was the father of President James Madison.
Who were James Madisons wife and kids?
issac madison ,james jr,james and nelly madison,james sr father of james madison,his mother elanor conway,grandfather ambrose madison,brother in law thomas chew,wife dolley,james madison known as colonel madison,james jr the widow and frances
Did James Madison train militia during the American revolutionary war?
no. James acually trained the Turkish in the war
What was James Polk's military service?
He was briefly a colonel in a Tennessee militia cavalry unit during peace time.
What battles did James K. Polk participate in?
He held the rank of Colonel in the Tennesse Militia, but historians do not record the nature of his service, or if he ever experienced combat.
Did James Madison serve in any wars?
Yes, as its leader. Fourth U.S. President James Madison [March 16, 1751-Jun 28, 1836] was the Commander-in-Chief of the United States forces, in the War of 1812 against the British. Two years into the war, in 1814, the British captured Washington, D.C. President Madison had to flee, to Virginia.
Which delegate was called the Father of the Constitution?
James Madison
What is James Madison's full name?
James Madison, Jr.
Who is Colonel Chivington and what event was he responsible for?
He was responsible for the Sand Creek Massacre as the Colonel commanding the Colorado Volunteer Militia.
