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Michel Dragon (Greek: Μιχάλης Δράκος, 1739 – 1821) also known as Don Michael Dragon or Michael Dracos was a Greek merchant and lieutenant who served in the Spanish army during the American Revolution, fighting with the Patriots for the independence of the United States of America. He participated in the Gulf Coast Campaign, notably in the Battle of Baton Rouge, Battle of Fort Charlotte and in the Siege of Pensacola where he was in command of the provincial militia. Dragon was one of the first Greek Americans and one of few to fight in the American Revolutionary War. He married a former slave of African descent and they had two children, one of them being Marianne Celeste Dragon. Both he and his daughter were the subjects of two different portraits by Josef de Salazar. He was also a busines

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rdfs:label	Michel Dragon (en)
rdfs:comment	Michel Dragon (Greek: Μιχάλης Δράκος, 1739 – 1821) also known as Don Michael Dragon or Michael Dracos was a Greek merchant and lieutenant who served in the Spanish army during the American Revolution, fighting with the Patriots for the independence of the United States of America. He participated in the Gulf Coast Campaign, notably in the Battle of Baton Rouge, Battle of Fort Charlotte and in the Siege of Pensacola where he was in command of the provincial militia. Dragon was one of the first Greek Americans and one of few to fight in the American Revolutionary War. He married a former slave of African descent and they had two children, one of them being Marianne Celeste Dragon. Both he and his daughter were the subjects of two different portraits by Josef de Salazar. He was also a busines (en)
foaf:name	(en) Michel Dragon (en)
foaf:nick	(en) Don Michel Dragon (en)
name	Michel Dragon (en)
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death place	New Orleans, Louisiana
birth place	Athens, Greece
dcterms:subject	18th-century Greek Americans 18th-century Greek businesspeople 19th-century Greek businesspeople Spanish military personnel of the American Revolutionary War Spanish people of the American Revolution 18th-century Greek people 19th-century Greek Americans 18th-century American military personnel 19th-century Greek American military personnel People from New Orleans 19th-century Greek people Greek emigrants to the United States People from Athens Colonial United States (Spanish) Interracial marriage in the United States 1821 deaths American slave owners 1739 births
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Capture of Fort Bute Roman Republic (1849) Battle of Baton Rouge (1779) Battle of Fort Charlotte Bernardo de Gálvez Andres Almonaster y Rojas 18th-century Greek Americans 18th-century Greek businesspeople 19th-century Greek businesspeople Anti-miscegenation laws in the United States Spanish military personnel of the American Revolutionary War House of Stuart Spanish people of the American Revolution United States Lieutenant Saint Louis Cemetery 18th-century Greek people 19th-century Greek Americans Georgetown University Giuseppe Mazzini Greece Greek Americans Greeks 18th-century American military personnel Military history of Spain Andrea Dimitry Siege of Pensacola 19th-century Greek American military personnel José Francisco Xavier de Salazar y Mendoza Patriot (American Revolution) People from New Orleans 19th-century Greek people Greek emigrants to the United States People from Athens Alexander Dimitry American Revolution Colonial United States (Spanish) Ambassadors of the United States Francisco Luis Héctor de Carondelet Interracial marriage in the United States Gulf Coast campaign First Sergeant Athens Athens, Greece 1821 deaths American slave owners 1739 births Charles III of Spain Marianne Celeste Dragon Spanish Army New Orleans, Louisiana Gilbert Antoine de St. Maxent Spain in the American Revolutionary War Unification of Italy Second Sergeant Marianne Céleste Dragon

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