Rezin Beall
Commander of Maryland's Flying Camp militia during the American Revolutionary War
About Rezin Beall
Lived 1723 – 1809 (aged 85–86). Rezin Beall was an American.
Career On 17 July 1776, Captain Beall was wounded in action on St. George Island, Maryland in a battle resisting efforts of British forces under the command of John Murray, 4th Earl of Dunmore to land on the mainland in Maryland.
He is buried at St. John's Episcopal Church in Beltsville, Maryland.
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Who was Rezin Beall?
commander of Maryland's Flying Camp militia during the American Revolutionary War
When was Rezin Beall born?
Rezin Beall was born in 1723.
When did Rezin Beall die?
Rezin Beall died in 1809 in Beltsville.
What nationality was Rezin Beall?
Rezin Beall was American.
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