Armistead regularly petitioned for his liberty from the Virginia legislature, but his objections were consistently dismissed. As a consequence, Armistead became a free man in 1787. Armistead changed his name to James Armistead Lafayette, appreciative of the Frenchman who helped him acquire his independence.
James Armistead was the first African American double spy. He was a double spy in the American Revolution for the patriot's. He became a farmer after he was a spy. He had a wife, several children, and owned three slaves! He changed his name to James Lafayette.
He was basically a spy for the colonists. He pretended that he sided with the British and that he didn't understand their plans, but really he reported everything to the Marquis de Lafayette, an American officer.
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The most notable of the French officers was Lafayette (1757-1834). His full name was Marie-Joseph Paul Yves Roch Gilbert du Motier, Marquis de La Fayette.
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he changed his name to James Lafyette because he had such great respect for his french-american officer (marqui de lafyette) he changed his name to his proud officers name. now down to the real bissiness
James Armistead was the first African American double spy. He was a double spy in the American Revolution for the patriot's. He became a farmer after he was a spy. He had a wife, several children, and owned three slaves! He changed his name to James Lafayette.
george armistead they took there masters last name ...no-it's William Armistead
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He was basically a spy for the colonists. He pretended that he sided with the British and that he didn't understand their plans, but really he reported everything to the Marquis de Lafayette, an American officer.
Jeanne Lafayette's birth name is Jeanne Germaine Coutault.
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Gregory LaFayette's birth name is Earl Gregory Nisonger Jr..
Jack Bowers's birth name is John Armistead Bowers.
james lafayette had a famous nickname and that name was funky town.
he changed his name to James Lafyette because he had such great respect for his french-american officer (marqui de lafyette) he changed his name to his proud officers name. now down to the real bissiness