Philemon Dickinson

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Philemon Dickinson was an American Revolutionary War officer from New Jersey who gained prominence for leading effective militia operations, particularly during the Forage War against British forces.

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Philemon Dickinson canonical 3

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instanceOf American Revolutionary War veteran
American military officer
person
allegiance Thirteen Colonies
United States
associatedWith Continental Army leadership
George Washington
birthDate 1739-04-05
birthPlace Crawford, Maryland
burialPlace Friends Burying Ground, Trenton, New Jersey
commanded New Jersey militia forces
linked to: New Jersey militia
countryOfCitizenship Great Britain
United States of America
deathDate 1809-02-04
deathPlace Trenton, New Jersey
educatedAt University of Pennsylvania
familyName Dickinson
fullName Philemon Dickinson
givenName Philemon
memberOf Continental Congress
United States Senate
militaryBranch Continental Army
New Jersey militia
militaryConflict skirmishes along the Raritan River
militaryRank brigadier general
notableFor leading effective militia operations in New Jersey
raids against British foraging parties
service as a Revolutionary War officer from New Jersey
notableWork leadership in the Forage War
occupation planter
politician
soldier
participatedIn American Revolutionary War
Battle of Monmouth
Forage War
politicalParty Pro-Administration Party
positionHeld United States senator from New Jersey
brigadier general of New Jersey militia
major general of New Jersey militia
member of the Continental Congress
relative John Dickinson
represented New Jersey
residence Trenton, New Jersey
sibling John Dickinson
spouse Mary Cadwalader

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Forage War combatantCommander Philemon Dickinson
Philemon Dickinson fullName Philemon Dickinson
Battle of Millstone commander Philemon Dickinson