guerilla warfare
If this is Francis Marion the fighter in the American Revolutionary War in the late 18th century, he was also known as "The Swamp Fox" and fought in the Carolinas using tactics that are now called "guerilla warfare". Small mobile forces often operating independently and against a larger more organized military. It didn't get to be called "guerilla warfare" until the 19th century and was named after the Guerillas in Spain in about 1805 and onwards.
The address of the Marion World War Ii Veterans Memorial Association Inc is: 620 Delaware Ave, Marion, OH 43302-5054
Although the specific reason for Fort Sumter of Charleston, South Carolina, being named after the American Revolution General, who also served as a U.S. Senator and Congressman, is probably lost to history, those are certainly enough qualifications to merit having any edifice being given one's name.
He was relected to the state senate (1782 & 1784) He was appoitned to commander of Fort Johnson, due to his great service in the revolution. He used that salary to rebuild his own plantation He married his cousin Mary esther Videau Died February 27, 1795
William Cullen Bryant wrote a poem about Francis Marion, a hero of the American Revolutionary War, titled "The Swamp Fox." It praises Marion's guerrilla warfare tactics and leadership in the struggle for American independence.
Francis Marion
francis marion fought in the battle of the galith.
Francis Marion was born on February 26, 1732.
Francis Marion Wright was born in 1844.
Francis Marion Burdick was born in 1845.
Francis Marion University was created in 1970.
Francis Marion McDowell was born in 1831.
Francis Marion McDowell died in 1894.
Francis Marion was born on February 26, 1732.
Francis Marion Burdick died in 1920.
Francis Marion Smith died in 1931.