Waggoner
Broad Term(s):
One who has charge of a wagon as driver.
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John Adams was GW’s wagon driver at the Bullskin plantation. |
GW frequently used Zachariah Connel in 1765 as a wagoner from his Bullskin plantation. |
In March 1774, Mawbrey Madden (Maddin), along with Peter Luke, both of Frederick County, Va., was paid the first of three installments for “25½ days Waggonage of Goods to Red-stone Settlement @ 12 ... Read More |
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John Beard served for a time as GW's wagoner during the French and Indian War (see Ledger A, 32). |
In March 1774, Peter Luke, along with Mawbrey Madden (Maddin), both of Frederick County, Va., was paid the first of three installments for “25½ days Waggonage of Goods to Red-stone Settlement @ 12 ... Read More |
Christopher Shade worked for GW at least through 1773 as his waggoner. |
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