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Research Articles

Research About the Patch Knife
PENSION APPLICATION
NOTES FROM Tarleton’s Book
NORTH CAROLINA RESEARCH
A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE NEW ACQUISITION MILITIA
Making a New Acquisition
Fort Lacey
Correct Rifle Terminology in the 18th Century
Clothing Sources
Christian Huck Biography
Can you tell a Cat Whipper from a Cordwainer?
Brutality on the Frontier
Working Class Mid-Century Frontier Women
WILLIAM HILL
TRAVELS IN THE COLONIES
THREE MONTHS IN 1780
THE REVOLUTION REMEMBERED
A STUDY OF GUNSMITHS IN EARLY YORK DISTRICT SOUTH CAROLINA—1790-1850
SETTLERS WHO TRAVELED THE WAGON ROAD FROM PENNSYLVANIA TO THE SOUTH 1765-1775
EARLY USAGE OF THE TERM “SCOTCH-IRISH,” 1500-1800
THE SCOTCH-IRISH ON THE AMERICAN FRONTIER
SAMUEL WATSON COLONEL, NEW ACQUISITION MILITIA
Blacksmithing at Brattonsville Ca. 1780
THE EARLY HISTORY OF THE BRATTON FAMILY
The Being 18th Century Committee
18th Century Cooking Vessels

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