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  1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › John_Eager_HowardJohn Eager Howard - Wikipedia

    John Eager Howard (June 4, 1752 – October 12, 1827) was an American soldier and politician from Maryland. He was elected as governor of the state in 1788, and served three one-year terms. He also was elected to the Continental Congress , the Congress of the Confederation , the United States Senate , and the Maryland Senate . [1]

  2. www.nps.gov › historyculture › johneagerhowardJohn Eager Howard - Cowpens National Battlefield (U.S ...

    14 de abr. de 2015 · John Eager Howard was a great Army officer and leader. Born on June 4, 1752 to a wealthy Maryland planter and his wife, he was well educated and became a Captain in the 2nd Maryland Brigade of the Flying Camp (which was a mobile, strategic reserve unit) in July 1776.

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  4. americanhistory.si.edu › john-eager-howardJohn Eager Howard - National Museum of American History

    John Eager Howard. Contents. John Eager Howard was awarded his medal for his ferocity at the Battle of the Cowpens (see also Daniel Morgan’s and William Washington’s medals). Though not his only moment of military fame, his unrelenting spirit, seven sword wounds, and generosity to those who surrendered to him at the Battle marked him a ...

  5. www.si.edu › john-eager-howardJohn Eager Howard | Smithsonian Institution

    John Eager Howard was awarded his medal for his ferocity at the Battle of the Cowpens (see also Daniel Morgan’s and William Washington’s medals) ...

  6. www.si.edu › john-eager-howardJohn Eager Howard | Smithsonian Institution

    Hace 4 días · John Eager Howard was awarded his medal for his ferocity at the Battle of the Cowpens (see also Daniel Morgan’s and William Washington’s medals). Though not his only moment of military fame, his unrelenting spirit, seven sword wounds, and generosity to those who surrendered to him at the Battle marked him a truly remarkable officer.

  7. www.mdhistory.org › resources › john-eager-howardJohn Eager Howard – Maryland Center for History and Culture

    Howard (1752-1827) rose to the rank of colonel in the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War. He served as the 5th Governor of Maryland (1788-1791) and was a United States Senator from Maryland (1796-1803). Howard County as well as Howard and Eager Streets in Baltimore are named after him.

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  9. www.nps.gov › cowp › learnUnit 6 The Battle of Cowpens - Cowpens National Battlefield ...

    John Eager Howard served as commander of Morgan’s third line of defense, totaling more than 300 Continental soldiers. Born on June 4, 1752, to a wealthy Maryland planter family, the well-educated Howard became a Captain in the 2nd Maryland Brigade of the Flying Camp in July 1776.