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2. www.wgpfoundation.org › historic-markers › 20472-2LAFAYETTE’S TOUR - William G. Pomeroy Foundation

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   Program Lafayette Trail Subject Event, People Location 13 State Hwy 48, Clarksville, TN 37040, USA Lat/Long 36.52912, -87.364177

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   This was a rural area for many years after Macon County was established 26 May 1842 by a deed transfer of 20 acres from J.B. Johnston to the Commissioners of Macon County. This was land on which downtown Lafayette is now located. King Kerley was appointed the first sheriff for Macon County. The City of LaFayette was granted a charter by the ...

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   Lafayette. Lafayette is a city in Macon County, Tennessee, United States. The population was 4,474 at the 2010 census, and had 5,584 in 2020. It is the county seat of Macon County. Photo: Ichabod, CC BY-SA 3.0. Ukraine is facing shortages in its brave fight to survive.

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   Who were the first settlers in Lafayette TN?

   • This page contains history about Lafayette, Red Boiling Springs, and Macon County, Tennessee. Lafayette, the county seat of Macon County, is located on the Highland Rim. The first settlers were John B. Johnston and his wife, Mary Gresham Johnston, who built a log house on a rise near a big spring called Town Spring.

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   Who was Marquis de Lafayette?

   • Marquis de Lafayette in 1825. As the last surviving Major General of the Revolutionary War, Lafayette was invited by U.S. president James Monroe and Congress to visit the 24-state Union for what would become his Farewell Tour in the United States of America.

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   When was Lafayette incorporated?

   • This was land on which downtown Lafayette is now located. King Kerley was appointed the first sheriff for Macon County. The City of LaFayette was granted a charter by the Tennessee General Assembly on 26 March 1899.

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   Why did Lafayette visit Grenoble in 1829?

   • In 1829, Lafayette started off a much smaller tour between Grenoble and Lyon in France [i] to challenge the authority of King Charles X and the secret appointment of Jules de Polignac as the Minister of Foreign Affairs.

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   Why did General Lafayette visit all 24 states in 13 months?

   • Accompanied by his Secretary Auguste Levasseur, General Lafayette visited all the 24 states of the Union in 13 months (August 1824 – September 1825). The American experiment narrated by Levasseur was meant to serve as a driver to revive Liberals’ political views at a time when the Bourbon Restoration was stifling liberalism in France.

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   What did Lafayette say when he was transferred to New Hampshire?

   • In his memoirs, Josiah Quincy Jr describes the moment when Lafayette was transferred to the authorities of the Granite State upon crossing into New Hampshire at the Methuen-Salem border in June 1825. “ To me his last words were ‘Remember, we must meet again in France!’ And so saying, he kissed me upon both cheeks.

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   Dec 15, 2017 · Marquis de Lafayette in 1825. As the last surviving Major General of the Revolutionary War, Lafayette was invited by U.S. president James Monroe and Congress to visit the 24-state Union for what would become his Farewell Tour in the United States of America.