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pbtotjr disciplined, General Kopn Motivated in many Revolutionary War engagements, including tha Battie of Saratoga, whara Britkh General Burgoyne was defeated.
His greatest victory, however waa at Cowpena. This British defeat forced their armies northward toward Yorktown where they surrendered.
On hand to place the SAR Bronae Marker was Jon B. Morgan of WoodviDe, a descendant of General Morgan.
A second grave marked at Mt Hebron Cemetery was that of General Daniel Roberdeau, an ancestor of James A. Weaver of Culpeper. General Roberdeau signed the document protesting the stamp Act of 1775, constreuted a fort that protected a lead mine essential to the war effort and served as Brigadier General of the Pennsylvania Militia. He was elected to the Continental Congress and signed the Articles of Confederation. Mr. Weaver was present to place the SAR Bronae Marker.
A third grave marked was that of
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