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Antique engraving, circa 1860, of William Moultrie. William Moultrie (1730 – 1805) was a general from South Carolina in the American Revolutionary War. Later he served as the 35th Governor of South Carolina. Stock Photo

RME59W05–Antique engraving, circa 1860, of William Moultrie. William Moultrie (1730 – 1805) was a general from South Carolina in the American Revolutionary War. Later he served as the 35th Governor of South Carolina.

William Moultrie 1782William Moultrie was a planter and politician who became a general from South Carolina in the American Revolutionary War. Charles Wilson Peale Stock Photo

RMENNEKF–William Moultrie 1782William Moultrie was a planter and politician who became a general from South Carolina in the American Revolutionary War. Charles Wilson Peale

William Moultrie, 1730 - 1805. American revolutionary officer and governor of South Carolina. From painting by Alonzo Chappel Stock Photo

RMA7B4MA–William Moultrie, 1730 - 1805. American revolutionary officer and governor of South Carolina. From painting by Alonzo Chappel

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William Moultrie (1730 – 1805) South Carolina planter and politician who became a general in the American Revolutionary War. Portrait of William Moultrie by Charles Willson Peale, 1782 Stock Photo

RMT8T3A5–William Moultrie (1730 – 1805) South Carolina planter and politician who became a general in the American Revolutionary War. Portrait of William Moultrie by Charles Willson Peale, 1782

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The attack on Fort Moultrie, Sullivan's Island, South Carolina, on June 28, 1776 during the American Revolution. The fort, then called Fort Sullivan, was built to defend Charleston, South Carolina, but was only partially completed when nine British warships attacked. However the fort withstood their bombardment and they were forced to withdraw under heavy defensive fire. The commander of the fort during the battle was William Moultrie and the fort was subsequently renamed in his honour. Stock Photo

RM2GP2K6B–The attack on Fort Moultrie, Sullivan's Island, South Carolina, on June 28, 1776 during the American Revolution. The fort, then called Fort Sullivan, was built to defend Charleston, South Carolina, but was only partially completed when nine British warships attacked. However the fort withstood their bombardment and they were forced to withdraw under heavy defensive fire. The commander of the fort during the battle was William Moultrie and the fort was subsequently renamed in his honour.

WILLIAM MOULTRIE American military commander with his autograph Stock Photo

RM2RGC6N9–WILLIAM MOULTRIE American military commander with his autograph

Circa 1860s engraving, William Moultrie. Stock Photo

RMDB6J6C–Circa 1860s engraving, William Moultrie.

William Moultrie (1730-1805) on engraving from 1834. Planter and politician who became a general. Stock Photo

RFEC1XMJ–William Moultrie (1730-1805) on engraving from 1834. Planter and politician who became a general.

An engraving from a portrait of William Moultrie, he was an American military officer and politician, as a colonel he prevented British forces in South Carolina from taking Charleston during the American Revolutionary War, he was later promoted to major general, he served two non-consecutive terms as the Governor of South Carolina, 1800. From the New York Public Library. Stock Photo

RMKK4P4N–An engraving from a portrait of William Moultrie, he was an American military officer and politician, as a colonel he prevented British forces in South Carolina from taking Charleston during the American Revolutionary War, he was later promoted to major general, he served two non-consecutive terms as the Governor of South Carolina, 1800. From the New York Public Library.

Monument to William Moultrie in White Point Gardens and Battery Park in Charleston, South Carolina Stock Photo

RMBN02RJ–Monument to William Moultrie in White Point Gardens and Battery Park in Charleston, South Carolina

Statue of revolutionary war hero William Moultrie in White Point Gardens along the battery in Charleston, SC. Stock Photo

RMD9XMYK–Statue of revolutionary war hero William Moultrie in White Point Gardens along the battery in Charleston, SC.

WILLIAM MOULTRIE American military commander with his autograph Colourised version of : 10166747 Date: 1730 - 1805 Stock Photo

RM2JD6BMJ–WILLIAM MOULTRIE American military commander with his autograph Colourised version of : 10166747 Date: 1730 - 1805

Statue of General William Moultrie at White Point Gardens Park historic Charleston South Carolina SC Stock Photo

RMC44ABB–Statue of General William Moultrie at White Point Gardens Park historic Charleston South Carolina SC

Statue of Revolutionary War hero William Moultrie at his hometown of Charleston South Carolina Stock Photo

RMB8NNWA–Statue of Revolutionary War hero William Moultrie at his hometown of Charleston South Carolina

Statue on William Moultrie at White Point Garden in Charleston, South Carolina. Stock Photo

RME90YAN–Statue on William Moultrie at White Point Garden in Charleston, South Carolina.

William Jasper was a noted American soldier in the Revolutionary War. He was a sergeant in the 2nd South Carolina Regiment. Jasper distinguished himself in the defense of Fort Moultrie on June 28, 1776. The Liberty Flag designed by Colonel William Moultrie and waved by Sergeant William Jasper to rally the troops during that battle became the basis for the Flag of South Carolina, bearing on it an image of the palmetto tree that was used to build the fortress. Stock Photo

RF2CCKXDY–William Jasper was a noted American soldier in the Revolutionary War. He was a sergeant in the 2nd South Carolina Regiment. Jasper distinguished himself in the defense of Fort Moultrie on June 28, 1776. The Liberty Flag designed by Colonel William Moultrie and waved by Sergeant William Jasper to rally the troops during that battle became the basis for the Flag of South Carolina, bearing on it an image of the palmetto tree that was used to build the fortress.

Grave of Col. William Moultrie, an American Revolutionary War hero, on the grounds of the Fort Moultrie Visitor Center. Stock Photo

RMBK704R–Grave of Col. William Moultrie, an American Revolutionary War hero, on the grounds of the Fort Moultrie Visitor Center.

Color enhanced illustration of the defense of Fort Moultrie, SC in 1776. On June 28, early in the American Revolutionary War, British warships attacked the fort later named after William Moultrie who commanded the regiment that successfully defended it. T Stock Photo

RMG15J5X–Color enhanced illustration of the defense of Fort Moultrie, SC in 1776. On June 28, early in the American Revolutionary War, British warships attacked the fort later named after William Moultrie who commanded the regiment that successfully defended it. T

General William Moultrie statue in Charleston, South Carolina, USA, honoring the American Revolutionary War hero. Stock Photo

RM2Y65CEM–General William Moultrie statue in Charleston, South Carolina, USA, honoring the American Revolutionary War hero.

Statue of Brig. General William Moultrie, with two cannons in Battery Park, Charleston South Carolina, USA Stock Photo

RMGE7P85–Statue of Brig. General William Moultrie, with two cannons in Battery Park, Charleston South Carolina, USA

William Moultrie. oil on canvas. Date: 1782. Museum: NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY. Stock Photo

RM2R6F24R–William Moultrie. oil on canvas. Date: 1782. Museum: NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY.

Sergeant William Jasper with the South Carolina flag at the Battle of Fort Moultrie American Revolution 1776. Hand-colored woodcut Stock Photo

RMA27NGX–Sergeant William Jasper with the South Carolina flag at the Battle of Fort Moultrie American Revolution 1776. Hand-colored woodcut

SULLIVAN'S ISLAND, South Carolina - Cannons at Battery Jasper (1898-1943), the primary Endicott System battery on Sullivan's Island. The battery was named for Sgt. William Jasper. Fort Moultrie is part of the Fort Sumter National Monument at the entrance to Charleston Harbor in South Carolina. The fort has played a crucial role in defending the harbor from the time of the Revolutionary War through World War II. During that time it has undergone multiple upgrades, from the original palmetto log walls to the newer heavily fortified earthen bunkers. Stock Photo

RMGKWH9E–SULLIVAN'S ISLAND, South Carolina - Cannons at Battery Jasper (1898-1943), the primary Endicott System battery on Sullivan's Island. The battery was named for Sgt. William Jasper. Fort Moultrie is part of the Fort Sumter National Monument at the entrance to Charleston Harbor in South Carolina. The fort has played a crucial role in defending the harbor from the time of the Revolutionary War through World War II. During that time it has undergone multiple upgrades, from the original palmetto log walls to the newer heavily fortified earthen bunkers.

William Moultrie (NYPL Hades 292362 466028) Stock Photo

RMJ4X0GM–William Moultrie (NYPL Hades 292362 466028)

Charleston, South Carolina's oldest city, is situated on peninsula between Ashley and Cooper rivers and is shown here in 1776. Stock Photo

RFBRBYF3–Charleston, South Carolina's oldest city, is situated on peninsula between Ashley and Cooper rivers and is shown here in 1776.

Engraved portrait of William Moultrie, general from South Carolina in the American Revolutionary War, in 1776 he prevented the British from taking Charleston, Fort Moultrie was named in his honor, his signature copied at the bottom, South Carolina, 1834. From the New York Public Library. Stock Photo

RMKJHD2J–Engraved portrait of William Moultrie, general from South Carolina in the American Revolutionary War, in 1776 he prevented the British from taking Charleston, Fort Moultrie was named in his honor, his signature copied at the bottom, South Carolina, 1834. From the New York Public Library.

William Moultrie (23 November 1730-27 September 1805) was an American politician and governor of South Carolina, Painting by Charles Willson Peale (1741-1827), Historic, digitally restored reproduction of a historic original / William Moultrie (23. November 1730-27. September 1805) war ein US-amerikanischer Politiker und Gouverneur von South Carolina, Gemälde von Charles Willson Peale (1741-1827), Historisch, digital restaurierte Reproduktion einer historischen Vorlage Stock Photo

RF2R1YR9Y–William Moultrie (23 November 1730-27 September 1805) was an American politician and governor of South Carolina, Painting by Charles Willson Peale (1741-1827), Historic, digitally restored reproduction of a historic original / William Moultrie (23. November 1730-27. September 1805) war ein US-amerikanischer Politiker und Gouverneur von South Carolina, Gemälde von Charles Willson Peale (1741-1827), Historisch, digital restaurierte Reproduktion einer historischen Vorlage

William Moultrie ( Hades-292362-466028) Stock Photo

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RMD9XMPH–Statue of revolutionary war hero William Moultrie in White Point Gardens along the battery in Charleston, SC.

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RMC4495E–Statue of General William Moultrie at White Point Gardens Park historic Charleston South Carolina SC

Statue of William Moultrie, famous American Revolutionary War hero, looking at his hometown harbor of Charleston South Carolina Stock Photo

RMB8NNWG–Statue of William Moultrie, famous American Revolutionary War hero, looking at his hometown harbor of Charleston South Carolina

South Carolina, Charleston, White Point Garden. Monument to William Moultrie, war hero that served in the Royal Assembly, born in 1730. Stock Photo

RMJ50XD2–South Carolina, Charleston, White Point Garden. Monument to William Moultrie, war hero that served in the Royal Assembly, born in 1730.

American Revolutionary War (1775-1783). William Jasper (c.1750-1779), sergeant in the 2nd South Carolina Regiment, raises the Fort Moultrie Flag on a temporary staff during the Battle of Sullivan's Island and held it under fire until a new staff was installed. Juny 28th, 1776. Engraving by Howard Pyle. Harper's Magazine, 1883. Later colouration. Stock Photo

RM2A3W1GR–American Revolutionary War (1775-1783). William Jasper (c.1750-1779), sergeant in the 2nd South Carolina Regiment, raises the Fort Moultrie Flag on a temporary staff during the Battle of Sullivan's Island and held it under fire until a new staff was installed. Juny 28th, 1776. Engraving by Howard Pyle. Harper's Magazine, 1883. Later colouration.

View of Cannons and the Sculpture of Major General William Moultrie, White Point Gardens, Charleston, South Carolina Stock Photo

RFEB15TC–View of Cannons and the Sculpture of Major General William Moultrie, White Point Gardens, Charleston, South Carolina

Statue of General William Moultrie in White Point Gardens, Charleston, South Carolina, USA Stock Photo

RMB73AX0–Statue of General William Moultrie in White Point Gardens, Charleston, South Carolina, USA

A Caucasian woman, 55 to 60 years old, viewing the General William Moultrie Sculpture in Charleston, South Carolina, USA. Stock Photo

RM2Y65CHB–A Caucasian woman, 55 to 60 years old, viewing the General William Moultrie Sculpture in Charleston, South Carolina, USA.

Charleston, SC - Aug 7 2022: General Moultrie Monument at the Battery Park in Charleston, South Carolina Stock Photo

RF2JPW36K–Charleston, SC - Aug 7 2022: General Moultrie Monument at the Battery Park in Charleston, South Carolina

William Moultrie (geboren 23. November 1730 in Charleston, Province of South Carolina, verstorben 27. September 1805 ebenda) war ein US-amerikanischer Politiker und Gouverneur von South Carolina, nach einem Gemälde von Alonzo Chappel (1828-1878), Historisch, digital restaurierte Reproduktion von einer Vorlage aus dem 19. Jahrhundert, Record date not stated Stock Photo

RF2WBJ910–William Moultrie (geboren 23. November 1730 in Charleston, Province of South Carolina, verstorben 27. September 1805 ebenda) war ein US-amerikanischer Politiker und Gouverneur von South Carolina, nach einem Gemälde von Alonzo Chappel (1828-1878), Historisch, digital restaurierte Reproduktion von einer Vorlage aus dem 19. Jahrhundert, Record date not stated

RM2FN8WH2–William Moultrie, 1782.

RMGKWH9D–SULLIVAN'S ISLAND, South Carolina - Cannons at Battery Jasper (1898-1943), the primary Endicott System battery on Sullivan's Island. The battery was named for Sgt. William Jasper. Fort Moultrie is part of the Fort Sumter National Monument at the entrance to Charleston Harbor in South Carolina. The fort has played a crucial role in defending the harbor from the time of the Revolutionary War through World War II. During that time it has undergone multiple upgrades, from the original palmetto log walls to the newer heavily fortified earthen bunkers.

Major general William Moultrie (NYPL b12610208 424929) Stock Photo

RMJ42XE1–Major general William Moultrie (NYPL b12610208 424929)

Charleston, South Carolina, USA. 16th Oct, 2015. A statue honoring South Carolina State Militia Colonel William Moultrie stands looking out over the East Battery at Charleston's White Point Garden. Moultrie, a native of Charleston, commanded troops during the American Revolutionary War keeping Charleston safe from a British invasion. His reputation and efforts led the trained planter into politics into the South Carolina Legislature as a representative and later as governor. © David Bro/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RMF4FNFY–Charleston, South Carolina, USA. 16th Oct, 2015. A statue honoring South Carolina State Militia Colonel William Moultrie stands looking out over the East Battery at Charleston's White Point Garden. Moultrie, a native of Charleston, commanded troops during the American Revolutionary War keeping Charleston safe from a British invasion. His reputation and efforts led the trained planter into politics into the South Carolina Legislature as a representative and later as governor. © David Bro/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News

RMFGEKKC–American Revolutionary War (1775-1783). William Jasper (c.1750-1779), sergeant in the 2nd South Carolina Regiment, raises the Fort Moultrie Flag on a temporary staff during the Battle of Sullivan's Island and held it under fire until a new staff was installed. Juny 28th, 1776. Engraving by Howard Pyle. Harper's Magazine, 1883.

RM2R7JYBE–William Moultrie 1782

Stature of William Moultrie Commemorates His Leadership in an Early Victory for the American Colonists Against the British in the Revolutionary War Stock Photo

RFP4YW71–Stature of William Moultrie Commemorates His Leadership in an Early Victory for the American Colonists Against the British in the Revolutionary War

Major General William Moultrie Stock Photo

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Statue of revolutionary war hero William Moultrie and a Confederate columbiad canon in White Point Gardens along the battery in Stock Photo

RMD9XMY5–Statue of revolutionary war hero William Moultrie and a Confederate columbiad canon in White Point Gardens along the battery in

William Moultrie, Esq.. Engraver: Unknown Stock Photo

RM2HWGMX4–William Moultrie, Esq.. Engraver: Unknown

RMC5ERGY–Statue of General William Moultrie at White Point Gardens Park historic Charleston South Carolina SC

Statue of General William Moultrie at White Point Gardens in historic Charleston SC Moultrie known as the Swamp Fox Stock Photo

RFB4B9FN–Statue of General William Moultrie at White Point Gardens in historic Charleston SC Moultrie known as the Swamp Fox

RMJ50XD8–South Carolina, Charleston, White Point Garden. Monument to William Moultrie, war hero that served in the Royal Assembly, born in 1730.

Fort Moultrie, Elaborate Hairstyle, Wig, 1776 Stock Photo

RM2F61GR1–Fort Moultrie, Elaborate Hairstyle, Wig, 1776

RMEFDRF4–View of Cannons and the Sculpture of Major General William Moultrie, White Point Gardens, Charleston, South Carolina

William Moultrie, 1730 - 1805, a general from South Carolina in the American Revolutionary War, Stock Photo

RME36MPA–William Moultrie, 1730 - 1805, a general from South Carolina in the American Revolutionary War,

William Moultrie (1730-1805) on engraving from 1834. Planter and politician who became a general from South Carolina in the American Revolutionary War Stock Photo

RF2Y59R95–William Moultrie (1730-1805) on engraving from 1834. Planter and politician who became a general from South Carolina in the American Revolutionary War

Fort Moultrie, Sullivan's Island, SC Stock Photo

RMBK6YP9–Fort Moultrie, Sullivan's Island, SC

Major-general William Moultrie ( b12610208-424929) Stock Photo

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Portrait of Governor William Moultrie, 1802. Stock Photo

RM2T6CYFH–Portrait of Governor William Moultrie, 1802.

SULLIVAN'S ISLAND, South Carolina - Fort Moultrie is part of the Fort Sumter National Monument at the entrance to Charleston Harbor in South Carolina. The fort has played a crucial role in defending the harbor from the time of the Revolutionary War through World War II. During that time it has undergone multiple upgrades, from the original palmetto log walls to the newer heavily fortified earthen bunkers. Stock Photo

RMGKWHAJ–SULLIVAN'S ISLAND, South Carolina - Fort Moultrie is part of the Fort Sumter National Monument at the entrance to Charleston Harbor in South Carolina. The fort has played a crucial role in defending the harbor from the time of the Revolutionary War through World War II. During that time it has undergone multiple upgrades, from the original palmetto log walls to the newer heavily fortified earthen bunkers.

Major General William Moultrie (NYPL Hades 287565 1253584) Stock Photo

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RMP7BNFH–American Revolutionary War (1775-1783). William Jasper (c.1750-1779), sergeant in the 2nd South Carolina Regiment, raises the Fort Moultrie Flag on a temporary staff during the Battle of Sullivan's Island and held it under fire until a new staff was installed. Juny 28th, 1776. Engraving by Howard Pyle. Harper's Magazine, 1883.

Moultrie, William (full length) Stock Photo

RMW6JHED–Moultrie, William (full length)

Tombstone of life size baby elephant marks the grave of circus owner William Duggan in Moultrie Georgia Stock Photo

RMBE5F8M–Tombstone of life size baby elephant marks the grave of circus owner William Duggan in Moultrie Georgia

EM4034; Major General William Moultrie. Stock Photo

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Printmakers include Francesco Bartolozzi, James Barton Longacre and Alexander Hay Ritchie. Title from Calendar of the Emmet Collection. EM8542; Major-general William Moultrie Stock Photo

RM2AGJB06–Printmakers include Francesco Bartolozzi, James Barton Longacre and Alexander Hay Ritchie. Title from Calendar of the Emmet Collection. EM8542; Major-general William Moultrie

William Moultrie (1730–1805). Artist: John Trumbull, American, 1756–1843 Stock Photo

RM2HWBMMB–William Moultrie (1730–1805). Artist: John Trumbull, American, 1756–1843

British Occupation - the surrender of Charleston to the British in May 1780, General William Moultrie was held captive here. Stock Photo

RMBJ0C9J–British Occupation - the surrender of Charleston to the British in May 1780, General William Moultrie was held captive here.

RFB4BF14–Statue of General William Moultrie at White Point Gardens in historic Charleston SC Moultrie known as the Swamp Fox

RMJ50XCY–South Carolina, Charleston, White Point Garden. Monument to William Moultrie, war hero that served in the Royal Assembly, born in 1730.

RM2F61GPW–Fort Moultrie, Elaborate Hairstyle, Wig, 1776

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A history of the United States for schools . STATE HOUSE AT PHILADELPHIA.! the Declaration of Independence, written by ThomasJefferson, was adopted July 4. The same peal of bells which celebrated the declara-. tion welcomed the news of a victory in the A victory ? in the South. Sir Henry Clinton had conducted an expedition against Charleston. But Colonel William Moultrie had built on Sullivans Island, in the ! This view of the old State House is taken from the Columbian Maga-zine, July, 1787. The building is now known as Independence Hall. Itwas built in 1729-34. Here the Declaration of Inde Stock Photo

RM2AWE5HP–A history of the United States for schools . STATE HOUSE AT PHILADELPHIA.! the Declaration of Independence, written by ThomasJefferson, was adopted July 4. The same peal of bells which celebrated the declara-. tion welcomed the news of a victory in the A victory ? in the South. Sir Henry Clinton had conducted an expedition against Charleston. But Colonel William Moultrie had built on Sullivans Island, in the ! This view of the old State House is taken from the Columbian Maga-zine, July, 1787. The building is now known as Independence Hall. Itwas built in 1729-34. Here the Declaration of Inde

RMBK6XGC–Fort Moultrie, Sullivan's Island, SC

Major General William Moultrie ( Hades-287565-1253584) Stock Photo

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RF2DCD7WA–Fort Moultrie, Elaborate Hairstyle, Wig, 1776

RMGKWHAY–SULLIVAN'S ISLAND, South Carolina - Fort Moultrie is part of the Fort Sumter National Monument at the entrance to Charleston Harbor in South Carolina. The fort has played a crucial role in defending the harbor from the time of the Revolutionary War through World War II. During that time it has undergone multiple upgrades, from the original palmetto log walls to the newer heavily fortified earthen bunkers.

William Moultrie Esqr. Late Governor of S. Carolina, and Major Genl. in the American revolutionary war (NYPL b12610208 424930) Stock Photo

RMJ4X2TN–William Moultrie Esqr. Late Governor of S. Carolina, and Major Genl. in the American revolutionary war (NYPL b12610208 424930)

Guerra de la Independencia Americana (1775-1783). El Sargento William Jaspe, del II Regimiento de Carolina del sur, sube encima de los terraplenes y heróicamente substituye la bandera de la fortaleza del entonces llamado Fort Sullivan. 28 de junio de 1776. Grabado por Howard Pyle. Harper's Magazine, 1883. Coloreado. Stock Photo

RM2A4CC5T–Guerra de la Independencia Americana (1775-1783). El Sargento William Jaspe, del II Regimiento de Carolina del sur, sube encima de los terraplenes y heróicamente substituye la bandera de la fortaleza del entonces llamado Fort Sullivan. 28 de junio de 1776. Grabado por Howard Pyle. Harper's Magazine, 1883. Coloreado.

RMKAYNX6–William Moultrie portrait

A plan of the attack of Fort Sulivan, near Charles Town in South Carolina : by a squadron of His Majesty's ships, on the 28th of June 1776, with the disposition of the King's land forces, and the encampments and entrenchments of the rebels : from the drawings made on the spot 1776-08-10 by Faden, William, 1749-1836 Stock Photo

RM2YPETM1–A plan of the attack of Fort Sulivan, near Charles Town in South Carolina : by a squadron of His Majesty's ships, on the 28th of June 1776, with the disposition of the King's land forces, and the encampments and entrenchments of the rebels : from the drawings made on the spot 1776-08-10 by Faden, William, 1749-1836

Moultrie, William. To Council of Safety (NYPL b11868620-5417231) Stock Photo

RMJHG84T–Moultrie, William. To Council of Safety (NYPL b11868620-5417231)

William Moultrie Esqr. Late Governor of S. Carolina, and Major Genl. in the American revolutionary war Stock Photo

RM2EBT66X–William Moultrie Esqr. Late Governor of S. Carolina, and Major Genl. in the American revolutionary war

RMW1GWGR–Moultrie, William (full length)

White Point Garden, Charleston, South Carolina, USA Stock Photo

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Osceola's grave, Fort Moultrie, Charleston, S.C., c1900. Stock Photo

RM2R8YXE3–Osceola's grave, Fort Moultrie, Charleston, S.C., c1900.

White Point Gardens, in Charleston, South Carolina, displays cannons and memorials to the Confederacy from the American Civil War Stock Photo

RF2KFPCC5–White Point Gardens, in Charleston, South Carolina, displays cannons and memorials to the Confederacy from the American Civil War

Madison Square in Savannah and the William Jasper Monument, Georgia. Stock Photo

RF2HWF95G–Madison Square in Savannah and the William Jasper Monument, Georgia.

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The progress of the United States of America, from the earliest periods, geographical, statistical, and historical . amin Guerard, 17S3 ; William Moultrie, 17S5; Thomas Pinckney, 1787; CharlesPinckney, 1789;—Under the Second Constitution: Charles Pinckney, 1790; Arnoldus Vanderhorst, 1792; WilliamMoultrie, 1794; Charles Pinckney, 1700; Edward Rutledge, 1798; John Drayton (acting), 1SO0; John Drayton, 1800;James B. Biehardson, 1802; Paul Hamilton, 1804; Charles Pinckney, 1806; John Drayton, 1S08; Henry Middleton, 1S10;Joseph Alston, 1812; David R. Williams, 1S14; Andrew Pickens, 1S16; John Gedd Stock Photo

RM2AKGFAT–The progress of the United States of America, from the earliest periods, geographical, statistical, and historical . amin Guerard, 17S3 ; William Moultrie, 17S5; Thomas Pinckney, 1787; CharlesPinckney, 1789;—Under the Second Constitution: Charles Pinckney, 1790; Arnoldus Vanderhorst, 1792; WilliamMoultrie, 1794; Charles Pinckney, 1700; Edward Rutledge, 1798; John Drayton (acting), 1SO0; John Drayton, 1800;James B. Biehardson, 1802; Paul Hamilton, 1804; Charles Pinckney, 1806; John Drayton, 1S08; Henry Middleton, 1S10;Joseph Alston, 1812; David R. Williams, 1S14; Andrew Pickens, 1S16; John Gedd

Fort Moultrie Visitor Center Sullivan's Island, SC Stock Photo

RMBK6XH8–Fort Moultrie Visitor Center Sullivan's Island, SC

William Moultrie Esqr. Late Governor of S. Carolina, and Major Genl. in the American revolutionary war ( b12610208-424930) Stock Photo

RMGAYA4E–William Moultrie Esqr. Late Governor of S. Carolina, and Major Genl. in the American revolutionary war ( b12610208-424930)

RF2DCD7TP–Fort Moultrie, Elaborate Hairstyle, Wig, 1776

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