Inscription: TUSCARORA WAR / FIVE MILES WEST OF SNOW HILL, MARCH / 20 – 23, 1713, THE INDIANS UNDER HANCOCK / SUFFERED THE SEVEREST BLOW EVER / EXPERIENCED BY THEM IN NORTH CAROLINA. / THE BATTLE VIRTUALLY ENDED THE TUSCARORA / WAR AND LED TO THE EMIGRATION OF / THE DEFEATED TUSCARORAS TO NEW YORK. / THIS STREET IN 1744 WAS THE / SOUTHERN BOUNDARY OF / LORD GRANVILLE’S ONE- / EIGHT PART OF CAROLINA
Installation Date:
24 Mar 1928
Organization Responsible for Installation:
The Colonel Alexander McAllister Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution
Memorial War Era(s):
- Other
Memorial Condition:
Average
Website:
http://docsouth.unc.edu/commland/monument/814
Location:
The memorial marker faces Southeast 2nd Street, a short distance from the intersection with N. Green Street and to the right of the Greene County courthouse in Snow Hill, NC.