Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Jamaica” in entry balcarres-alexander-lindsay-earl of Harper's Encyclopedia of United States History:
...d was captured with the latter at Saratoga.
At the battle of Hubbardton, where he was wounded, thirteen balls passed through his clothes.
He was made major-general in 1793; lieutenant-governor of Jamaica in 1794; general in 1803; and subsequently one of the representative peers from Scotland.
He died in London, March 27, 1825.
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