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She was born in 1700 in Coweta right near Macon GA
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She helped him by negotiating land treaties with the local tribes and it led to the founding of Savannah and Augusta.
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John Musgrove died in 1735 he left Mary a 500-acre plantation which was a large number of cattle.
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She owns thousands of land across the Savannah River and the islands of Sapelo, Ossabaw, and Saint Catherines.
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He was in charge of the Rangers and he defended Mount Venture between Spain and Britain.
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She married him after 2 years of her husbands death.
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Indians were outraged of the British in the summer people went out and started protesting
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They were outnumbered and Mary was arrested but later she was soon released for fear of a larger revolt.
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She sold the islands from and auction but she was to retain for St Catherines Island
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5 years later all her property passed to her english husband and his heirs according to the English law.