Andrew Lewis

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Andrew Lewis was an 18th-century American pioneer, surveyor, and military leader in the French and Indian War and the American Revolutionary War, noted for his role in the Battle of Point Pleasant.

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instanceOf American military officer
French and Indian War veteran
person
pioneer
surveyor
allegiance Great Britain
United States
battle American Revolutionary War
Battle of Point Pleasant
French and Indian War
birthDate 1720-10-09
birthPlace County Donegal, Ireland
linked to: County Donegal
burialPlace Salem, Virginia
child Thomas Lewis
commanded Virginia militia forces at the Battle of Point Pleasant
countryOfCitizenship Colony of Virginia
deathDate 1781-09-26
deathPlace Bedford County, Virginia
era 18th century
ethnicOrigin Scots-Irish
hasMonument statue at the Battle of Point Pleasant monument
honouredIn Lewis County, West Virginia
Lewisburg, West Virginia
knownFor role in the Battle of Point Pleasant
migration emigrated from Ireland to the Colony of Virginia as a child
militaryBranch Virginia militia
militaryRank Brigadier General
name Andrew Lewis
nationality American
notableEvent led frontier defenses in western Virginia
notableWork leadership at the Battle of Point Pleasant
occupation pioneer
politician
soldier
surveyor
parent John Lewis
participatedIn Dunmore's War
religion Presbyterianism
linked to: Presbyterian
residence Augusta County, Virginia
Botetourt County, Virginia
servedIn Virginia House of Burgesses
linked to: House of Burgesses
spouse Elizabeth Givens

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