FRANCIS SALVADOR REVOLUTIONARY WAR MEMORIAL PLAQUE
HE SERVED WITH DISTINCTION IN THE CREATION OF THIS STATE AND NATION, PARTICIPATING AS A VOLUNTEER IN AN EXPEDITION AGAINST INDIANS AND TORIES, HE WAS KILLED FROM AMBUSH NEAR THE KEOWEE RIVER, AUGUST 1, 1776. HE GAVE HIS LIFE FOR NEW HOPE OF HUMAN LIBERTY AND UNDERSTANDING.
Location
Details
Memorial Type:
War Memorial Honor Plaques (Individuals)
Access:
Public
Wars Commemorated:
REVOLUTIONARY WAR
Year Dedicated:
1950
Photograph By:
MICHAEL SEAN NIX
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