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| * **Born:** 1768 Mecklenburg NC 1768 | * **Born:** 1768 Mecklenburg NC 1768 | ||
| - | * **Died:** Nov., 1825, Port Gibson, Claiborne Co. MS | + | * **Died:** Nov., 1825, Port Gibson, |
| - | Captain John Alexander Davidson led the Mississippi Territory Volunteer dragoons from Jefferson County between January 12 and February 12, 1807. Dragoons were military units that rode to the engagement but dismounted and fought on foot. His unit was involved in the Burr Affair Davidson was listed on the 1805 Territorial Census in Jefferson County. Born in North Carolina he was in Jefferson County, MS by 1795 when he married Elizabeth Green a native of Natchez, MS. | + | Captain John Alexander Davidson led the Mississippi Territory Volunteer dragoons from [[jeffersonms|Jefferson County]] between January 12 and February 12, 1807. Dragoons were military units that rode to the engagement but dismounted and fought on foot. His unit was involved in the Burr Affair Davidson was listed on the 1805 Territorial Census in [[jeffersonms|Jefferson County]]. Born in North Carolina he was in [[jeffersonms|Jefferson County]], MS by 1795 when he married Elizabeth Green a native of [[natchez_ms|Natchez]], MS. |
| His father was Brig Gen Lee Davidson who died at the battle of Cowan’s Ford during the Revolution. One son Thomas Green Davidson settled in Springfield Louisiana and served as a U.S. Representative between 1855 and 1861. | His father was Brig Gen Lee Davidson who died at the battle of Cowan’s Ford during the Revolution. One son Thomas Green Davidson settled in Springfield Louisiana and served as a U.S. Representative between 1855 and 1861. | ||
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