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He is my ancestor

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The “Twin Bridges” of I-87 in New York near Saratoga are named for him. The video also shared a monument to him that is displayed in the Saratoga Historical Park.

Was he doing it for just personal gain, fame and fortune? Could be true but in his own words his "only object" and "greatest ambition" was to "render your Country all the Services in my Power, and to deserve the title of the Citizen of America by fighting for the Cause of your Liberty."

The middle school I attended is called Daniel Morgan Middle School. It's in Winchester VA.

Just found out today that I am a direct descendant of daniel morgan.

Kind of weird you call her "pious" but then accuse her of living with a man she's not married to

One must remember were not educated as men were in those times. Men were busy with their own problems also.Myth or truth, Sybill existed.

Fascinating histiry. Taking a tour of culper spy ring in octobet. Cant wait.

It has been ignored because he was Spanish, as simple as that.

I am completely dumbfounded by the fact I've never heard any of this before.

This Grandfather of mine had 5 kids with my Granny and her surname was Crowell, she always told us that he died jumping trains to get medicine, but this makes no since since genealogy doesn’t list Cylde’s parents or were he was literally born only were he’s possibly from. Makes me think he was a Spy

This is for all the Morgan’s, do any of you have a relative named Clyde Morgan or a Morgan who came from Tennessee/ Kentucky, in the mid to late 1940s?. I’m looking for my Great Grandfather, evertime I do a genealogy there’s weird documents missing

I went to Von Steuben High School in Chicago in the 70's. They never taught us a thing about him. Sad.

Tadeusz is pronounced: “tah•DAY•ooz” 🇵🇱

When Wilkinson died in Mexico City, he was trying to bevome an empresario alike Stephen F. Austin and bring American settlers into Mexico owned Texas. The man never quit being a con man and took it with himself to the grave!

In regard to Zebulon Pike's book after being released from the Spanish prison, his notes he made were rolled up and hidden in the group's gun barrels. The Americans were not allowed any ammo Yes, Wilkinson had everything to do with this expedition being a "spy" venture like he also did with Philip Nolan's "mustanging" operation a few years earlier into Texas. 12:09 12:09

His daughter Jane did become the "Mother of Texas" by giving birth to the first Anglo American born in Texas. Her husband Dr. James Long tried to invade Texas but died in prison after being captured.

Has anyone made a full video going over everything in the federal convention notes? Like, the full debates and a full comprehension, for us new age people who listen more than read. I see parts, but not a complete comprehension from start to finish,

When I was a kid at Battlefield Park Elememtary School, in Hanover County, Virginia, there was a book in the library called "Dan Morgan, Rifleman." This was a biography intended for children. I remember reading the story about the 500 lashes, and I think this video is the first place I have heard that story retold in the last 60 or so years. Daniel Morgan was one of my hero's growning up, along with Washington, Lee, Jackson, and a host of other Virginians. Good video. You have a knack for telling a story.

Long live the drunks!!!

I grew up across street from JS headquarters in Medford, lived in Somersworth, Exeter, NH where Cincinnati Society was and where his Children, Grandchildren buried...his house still there in Durham, near site of Oyster River Massacre, funny how alliances change...

Different time different place, history interpreted by whatever political clime at time of retelling...two Atomic Bombs dropped on Japan for instance has been considered terrible (it was) but at time expedient to save what was a million casualties by conventional means/landing/thought of Allied troops

Funny JS born actually in Somersworth Parish, Birthplace now in Berwick, Maine...

Yes, townspeople hated all lawyers, and we're not generally disposed of to be cooperative at all when it came to government either, so, might as well get the case going as soon as possible...would not have become the United States because of those Farmers if they had their way...sleight of hand had to bypass them by scheduling a vote without letting them know that NH had an opportunity to sign the Constitution so the vote went the way it went and as NH went, rest of the Colonies went too, as everyone was up in the air about it...Repeat of history now, the Farmers (metaphor Maga) want a king

Understood that JS tried to reason with the 6 tribes confederation to stop working for the British who gave them guns, quit harassing the colonials...so President Washington asked JS and Clinton to remove the 40 villages, some of the tribes like the Lenapi relocated to Oklahoma

You forgot to relate that when JS worked for Livermore, cleaning the stables, a client came looking for the attorney to represent him, no attorney, so JS successfully represented him and won...the attorney was so impressed, he took JS on as an apprentice

I thought Mel Gibson character was based on Frances marion

I really wish people would stop parroting incorrect ranges of smoothbores. Modern study after study after exercise after experiment has been performed in a peer reviewed manner disproving that they were inaccurate; multiple sources disprove the nonsense that soldiers didn't even aim. If people would just get out and shoot muskets they'd know how absurd this garbage regurgitated ad nauseum really is. I hit a paper plate, the size of a man's face, regularly at 100 yards with my .62 English Trade Gun. You can hit a torso reliably at 125 yards. However after that they deviate fast. Now take into account the natural heavy overgrowth in the Eastern US. Now consider most modern shooters with a modern rifle with modern iron sights can't hit a paper plate at 100 yards. Now consider the most common round was buck and ball. They were hitting plenty at 100 and even 300 yards since the goal was to aim at the Lin in front of you, not target individual troops. Inaccurate indeed 🤨

As a Cold War refugee to America I was always proud of my man Tad. I’ve never heard a name butchered more but I forgive. I’m glad he is getting recognized.

Wilkinson's claim to fame, Never winning a battle or losing a court martial.

Rivington was a spy too.

TurN does an excellent job of portraying him.

Excellent video. Very informative. Thank you.

Gates is a terrible tactician and he’s certainly not the “hero of Saratoga”. That title goes to Benedict Arnold, Timothy Murphy, Daniel Morgan and/ or Phillip Schuyler.

Ya right.

Unfortunately, the assessment that the Militia and the hit-and-run tactics used were Morgans's own...is, so to speak, missing the mark. These go as far back as the French and Indian War (the 75th Ranger Regiment traces its lineage to this period with Rogers...not to the later period with Morgan.

What an a-hole.

Dude the pronunciation of the name… brutal.

Gates didn’t win Saratoga. Benedict Arnold did.

He’s not a hero. He almost starved the continental army to death at Valley Forge. He was intentionally a terrible quartermaster because he wanted gates and not Washington to be the commander in chief. And it was Nathanael Greene that saved them.

My 3rd cousin 6x's removed.

The Enslaved Dummy of the American Revolution.

I wonder if he's my ancestor my grandpas last name was galvez and he was from Spain my grandfather also served in the US air force im unsure about any other family

Father …& Mother of American Calvary

It was actually Robert Roger's of Rogers Rangers fame who did this first. Morgan was excellent too. A great commander. Our special forces study Robert Rogers lessons.

Thank you for this Historical Lesson 🙏🙏🙏🙏 USA is no Appreciating PoLand....