Daniel Goff: Revolutionary Soldier | Kentucky Studies

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American Revolution Revolutionary Soldier African American George Washington Valley Forge American history Battle of Monmouth Daniel Goff African American soldiers free blacks free people of color Baron Von Steuben Von Steuben Continental Army
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History-Social Science
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Daniel Goff: Revolutionary Soldier | Kentucky Studies

Daniel Goff was among the free African Americans who fought in the Revolutionary War. Goff served under George Washington at Valley Forge and fought in the Battle of Monmouth. After the war, Goff lived in Boone County, Kentucky, and worked on a local farm. Goff died in 1843, and a marker was placed to honor him in 2018.
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