Cell adhesion, cytoskeletal regulation, Wnt signaling & wherever science leads us + wildflowers & my own idiosyncratic views. First gen college grad Diversity, equity & Inclusion are core American Values https://peiferlab.web.unc.edu
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![York expected to be given his freedom after the expedition was successfully completed, in view of what he called his "immense services",[12] but Clark refused repeatedly and became angry when York would not go back willingly to his pre-expedition role as Clark's body servant. He also expressed irritation at York's insistence on remaining in Louisville, where his wife and possibly children were. He whipped York and eventually sold him.[4][10]
Documentation concerning York is lacking for the years immediately following the expedition. About 20 years later, Clark told Washington Irving that he had freed York and set him up in business, giving him six horses and a large wagon to start a drayage business moving goods between Nashville and Richmond.[4]
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![I have always assumed the trees throughout Hillsborough — both those along Saint Mary’s Road and those along the Riverwalk — naturalized from planted trees. A bit of research confirmed this. “In 1834, Paul Carrington Cameron (1808-1891) purchased just over 2 acres of land from his father-in-law, Thomas Ruffin (Cameron had wed Ruffin’s daughter Anne in December 1832) and William Cain… The house was built largely by enslaved people from Cameron’s plantation, Fairntosh, and the supervisor was his master carpenter, “Jack.”… [In 1856] Cameron also acquired an additional forty-three adjacent acres from Thomas Ruffin. Cameron then built an addition onto the original house [which he named “Burnside”], as well as new stables, barns, and other outbuildings. He utilized the Eno bottomlands to the south of his house to grow corn, oats, and hay. In 1857, Paul C. Cameron imported Thomas A. Adams, a landscape gardener from Chester, England, to establish one of the earliest arboretums in North Carolina on this acreage. He enlisted the help of Parsons & Co. of Long Island to plant the acreage with “every kind of tree there was” and the area became known as “Cameron Park.” He created a park with an elaborate flower garden and planted with unusual specimen trees. There were several orchards, supplying Bartlett pears and winesap apples, Scuppernong and James Grape arbors, a carriage house and greenhouses connected to terraced gardens and the river by a wall lined with dwarf English Box. He acquired more adjoining land until Burnside consisted of 70 acres. Moses Curtis, the Hillsborough botanist, was a frequent visitor at Burnside, and many references to the garden there may be found in his letters.”2
When “Burnside,” located at 201 South Cameron Street in Hillsborough, was nominated for placement on the National Historic Register, it was noted, “Cameron Park has been divided and developed, but originally included the lands occupied by St. Matthews Episcopal Churchyard [Moses Ashley …](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:r3avzdjyhu6jm7vxia265ncu/bafkreidef3jg5sojmikjz3625ws3t7tfawvlcbvchqjgbkjykdiex5kwnm)
Cell adhesion, cytoskeletal regulation, Wnt signaling & wherever science leads us + wildflowers & my own idiosyncratic views. First gen college grad Diversity, equity & Inclusion are core American Values https://peiferlab.web.unc.edu