William Richardson

(Dec. 6, 1805 - May 30, 1864)

Born in South Carolina, William Richadson moved to Pickens County, Alabama in 1830. There he married Mary "Polly" Kilpatrick (1813-1889) on Feb. 13, 1834. Children born to them were John K., James J., Sara ...

The North-South Streets in The City Of Columbia / Richardson Str

The North-South Streets in The City Of Columbia

The north-south streets, laid out in the two mile square of the orininal city of Columbia in 1786, were named (except for Assembly) for generals and officers who fought in the American Revolution. ...

Raymond-Richardson Aviation School

Wesley Raymond, Robert Richardson and others founded a school here in 1939 to teach basic flight skills to college students. With the start of World War II, the school became the 63rd Flight Training Detachment Airbase and provided primary flight ...

Major John Richardson

1796-1852

This pioneer historian, author and soldier was born in Queenston. His family moved to Amherstburg about 1802, and at the outbreak of the War of 1812 Richardson joined the British army. Retired on half pay in 1818 in London, England, ...

Richardson Civic Center

On this site, members of the First Presbyterian Church of Greensboro built their first house of worship in 1832, and on the adjacent land citizens of Greensboro erected the first graded public school in North Carolina in 1875. These grounds ...

Major General Israel B. Richardson

Major General

Israel B. Richardson

U.S.A.

Mortally Wounded

45 Yards N. 32'E.

Marker is on Richardson Avenue, on the left when traveling east.

Courtesy hmdb.org

Richardson's Division, Second Army Corps

U.S.A.

Richardson's Division, Second Army Corps,

Maj. Gen. Israel B. Richardson, commanding

September 17, 1862.

Richardson's Division crossed the Antietam at Pry's Ford about 9:30 a.m. and advanced to the ravine behind the high ground overlooking Roulette's House where it formed line of battle ...

Richardson Graves

Three hundred yards west is the site of one of the earliest graveyards in St. Mark's Parish.

In the cemetery are buried Richard Richardson, Brigadier in the Revolution, James Burchell Richardson, South Carolina Governor 1802-04, and John Peter Richardson, South Carolina ...

Richardson House

This house, listed in the National Register of Historic Places, was built in 1905 as the home of Reuben B. and Mary Knowles Richardson. Richardson, who served as Capt. of Eng. Co. No.4 from 1893 to 1923, was one of ...

Richardson and Robbins Complex

The Richardson and Robbins complex began in 1881, twenty-six years after Alden B. Richardson and James W. Robbins started a small cannery at another location in Dover. On this new site Richardson and Robbins prospered as canners of high quality ...