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Patterson, Robert

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Patterson, Robert (1792–1881) soldier; born in County Tyrone, Ireland. Immigrating to the U.S.A. as a boy, he served in the War of 1812 with the Pennsylvania militia and in the Mexican War as a major general of volunteers. He prospered from the sugar industry and cotton mills and was a promoter of the Pennsylvania Railroad. Reactivated as a major general, he commanded Union forces around Harpers Ferry, Va., in 1861 and was criticized for failing to attack the Confederates in his front, leaving them free to reinforce Gen. Beauregard at Bull Run (July 1861). He left the army a few days after the battle.


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SQUAD: Tom Wilson, Phil Bannister, Roi Tincknell, Eddie Dines, Liam McPeake, Paul King, Carl Patterson, Robert Ruddick, Shaun Uterson (Monkseaton), James Day (St Cuthbert's), Lewis Morrison, Matthew Owen (both Heaton Manor), James Debbage, Nathan Smith, Martin Jones (all Cramlington), Carl Robinson (Queen Elizabeth), Neil Mattheson (Ponteland), Matty Donkin, Paul Burnham (both Burnside), Paul Hodgson (St Thomas More) and Scott Douglas (Prudhoe).
Powered by a line from next door, and warmed by a gas stove, these pre-Fluxus events included performances by Richard Maxfield, Jackson Mac Low, Ben Patterson, Robert Morris and Henry Flynt, many of whom would later contribute to the seminal proto-Fluxus publication An Anthology.
Forefield Red went down 4-0 to Northfield (Jack Stanford, Ryan Patterson, Robert Clarke, Liam Davies), while NAC Panthers (Owen Woolvine, Oliver Clarke, Josh Jessup) defeated Great Crosby 3-0.
 
 
 
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