Yes. There was a civil war battle fought in New York. A group of Confederate Cavalry rode into New England fighting skirmishes along the way. They crossed into Canada. The Canadian Government seized their horses and guns and would not let them reenter the United States. They sat out the rest of the war living in a Canadian Hotel.
Another group of Confederate Solders tried to burn down New York City. They set a number of buildings on fire but they did not spread.
NONE. The furthest North that the war came was Gettysburg Penn.
He was over 60 when he signed the Declaration of Independence and so did not fight in the war. The British burned his house in Quenns and help his wiofe captive. His son , Morgan, fought in the war and later became governor of NY.
Grant lived in several different places. He was born Point Pleasant, Ohio and grew up in Georgetown, Ohio He went away to West Point, NY, for college. He fought in the Mexican War and was later stationed in California. He quit the army and lived near St. Louis for awhile, then moved to Galena, Illinois. After the Civil War, he lived in Washington, DC. After he was President, he moved to Mount McGregor, NY where he died.
Little Bighorn National Monument is on the site of the Battle, and is near Crow Agency, Montana. It is a National Park and Historic Site
Alexander Hamilton join a NY militia in April of 1775 and took fire from the British ships in Manhattan in the fall. In 1776, NYS made him a Captain of an artillery detachment. He fought under Gen. Washington's command starting in September of 1776. He served as Washington's primary assistant until April 1781. In the fall of 1781 he led the victorious charge at the Battle of Yorktown...the last major battle of the war before Britain and the U.S. turned to peace agreement discussions.
New Jersey. NJ is nicknamed the "Crossroads of the Revolutoin." The loyalist were stationed in NY and the Revolutionaries were stationed in Philadelphia. There were battles and skirmished all over with the biggest one in Monmouth. Other pivotal battles were Trenton and Princeton (2).
i really don't have a clue but NY taxis r black
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The address of the Civil War Round Table Of Ny is: 13933 250Th St, Jamaica, NY 11422-2113
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-fort Ticonderoga was fought in 1775 won by the british in ny the fought again in 1777 won by the americans. -quebec was fought in ny also (very highest left corner) british won -long island was fought in the new jersey bay area and british won -trenton was fought in the north top of deleware won by the americans - brandywine was fought inmaryland won by the british -saratoga was fought in the middle of ny and the colonists won! thats all i know off the top of my head !!!!!! :0)
N.Y was Constructed in the year 1610 By the dutch but the English fought and won the war in 1670 and They call it new york.
Yes, slowed down the british advance on NY City
The "Draft Riots" in New York City, New York, in July of 1863
Marc Newman has written: 'Famous Battles of the Civil War' 'Walden and Maybrook (NY)'
The address of the Daughters Of Union Veterans Of The Civil War 1861 1865 is: 1051 Middle Road, Oswego, NY 13126-6172
The address of the Rockland Civil War Round Table Inc is: Po Box 849, Pearl River, NY 10965-0849