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| John Minor, the "Father" of Greene County. | Washington Country Representative in Pennsylvania General Assembly early 1790s |
| The Quaker General, second only to Washington in reputation as a strategist and commander during the Revolutionary War. |
| Thomas Slater sold 158 and 1/2 acres of land to the trustees of Greene County in 1796 for the building of Waynesburg as the county seat. |
| A revolutionary war general whose victory at Fallen Timbers in 1794 ended for all time the power of the British on American soil. |