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John Neville (general)

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he was escorting through the area to summon to court farmers who had not paid the tax. On July 16, 1794, a group of around fifty men surrounded the Neville mansion, demanding to see the US Marshal. The confrontation led to Neville's shooting of one of the protesters. Neville and his slaves were not
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taxed distilled spirits to help pay for the cost of the Revolutionary War. There were two methods of paying the whiskey excise: paying a flat charge or paying by the gallon. The tax effectively favored large distillers, most of whom were based in the east, who produced whiskey in volume and could
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afford the flat fee. Western farmers who owned small stills did not usually operate them at full capacity, so they ended up paying a higher tax per gallon. Thus, large producers ended up paying a tax of about 6 cents per gallon, while small producers were taxed at about 9 cents per gallon.
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Both Virginia and Pennsylvania claimed land west of the Appalachian Mountains. Virginia called its claims West Augusta County, and when Governor Dunmore dissolved the House of Burgesses, voters in West Augusta County elected John Neville (and nonresident
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As a result of his family connections over the course of his life, Neville was "as close to being an aristocrat as republican America west of the Alleghenies would allow."
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dividing Maryland (whose charter nominally ended at the Appalachians), and Pennsylvania. Subsequent surveys and negotiations placed Pittsburgh and what Virginia called
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injured during the fight. This further angered the people, and the next day, over 500 again surrounded the home. At least one more protester died, and Neville's home,
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After the war, Neville accepted a job as an inspector of revenue under the excise laws, so he was ineligible to hold office in Virginia. The newly formed
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that the federal government had used a strong military presence to exert authority over the nation's citizens. In 1802, the tax was repealed.
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When the war ended, the British treaty restricted settlement west of the Appalachian Maountains, so Neville settled in
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In 1754, John Neville married Winifred Oldham, also of an established Tidewater Virginia family. They had a son (
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History of Pittsburgh and environs: from prehistoric days to the beginning of the American revolution, Vol. 5
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Neville's parents were Joseph Neville Sr. (son of John Neville and Elizabeth Bohannan) and Ann Bohannan of
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in 1774, Neville led the local militia. By the end of that war, he had settled in what became
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The architectural heritage of early western Pennsylvania: a record of building before 1860
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justice, but he declined and continued his work as officer in charge of Fort Pitt.
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When the Revolutionary War began, Neville served in several regiments of the
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to squelch the uprising. This response marked the first time under the new
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to take the drastic action of leading a militia force of 13,000 men into
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military officer, land speculator, and local official who served in the
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When native American raids west of the Appalachian Mountains led to
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Episcopal Church, Diocese of Pittsburgh Historical Society (1912).
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As a local militia officer, he joined forces led by General
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In 1776, local residents offered Neville a commission as a
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in Pennsylvania, but the other two West Augusta Counties (
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who also fought and settled on the Appalachian frontier.
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General John Neville
John Neville (disambiguation)

American
French and Indian War
Lord Dunmore's War
American Revolutionary War
Whiskey Rebellion
Gloucester County, Virginia
Prince William County, Virginia
Bull Run
Joseph Neville
Presley Neville
Edward Braddock
George Washington
French and Indian War
Frederick County, Virginia
Lord Dunmore's War
Pittsburgh
Fort Pitt
John Harvie
Richmond
Yohogania County

Woodville
Virginia Line
colonel
Trenton
Princeton
Germantown

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