Elizabeth Maxwell

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Who is it?: Actress
Birth Year: 1733

Elizabeth Maxwell

Elizabeth Maxwell was born on 1733, is Actress. Elizabeth Maxwell was born as Elizabeth K. Maxwell. She is an actress, known for Zeruda no densetsu: Buresu obu za wairudo (2017), Kôkaku Kidôtai (2015) and Dai Chien Titan (2013).
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1733

The words she imparted with the funds are inscribed in a memorial at Thyratira Presbyterian Church, by the DAR. Quoted: "Elizabeth Maxwell Steel 1733-1791 -- Immortal Patriotism, By this gift she being dead yet speaketh. Salisbury - Feb. 1, 1781. To Nathaniel Greene in the darkest hour of his career, she gave 2 bags of gold and silver saying: "Take these, General, you need them & I can do without them." This, that this woman hath done, shall always be told as a memorial of her. Oct. 7, 1948. Erected by the E.M.S. Chapter DAR, Salisbury, N.C., descendants & other patriotic citizens."

1760

Steele first married Robert Gillespie, and had two children with him, Robert Jr. and Margaret Gillespie. Not much is known about Robert Gillespie Jr., and all that is known about Margaret Gillespie is that she married Samuel Eusebius McCorkle, who was a Presbyterian preacher and Teacher. Robert Gillespie Sr. died in 1760, after being scalped by Cherokee Native Americans during a siege of Fort Dobbs.

1781

Elizabeth Steele, who was a Whig Patriot, is most renowned for aiding General Nathanael Greene on the morning of February 2, 1781 from her tavern in Salisbury in Rowan County, North Carolina.

2019

After Greene’s encounter with Steele, his circumstances improved greatly. While still in Salisbury, he garnered Mrs. Steele’s aid, and he discovered a collection of more than 1,700 Continental arms that were stashed away for the militia. They were then put to use in resupplying the war against the British.

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