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Yorktown

1781. General Cornwalis arrived in Petersburg in May of 1781. After receiving conflicting instructions, Cornwalis went to Yorktown and began preparing a naval base there. General Washington moved south and, together with French ground and naval forces, surrounded the British army, forcing its surrender and effectively ending the war.

Pearson, John

Hawk, James

Hanks, Epiphroditus

Agens (Ragen), James

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