Dudley Digges House
605 Main St, Yorktown, VA 23690, USA
Virginia, USA
HISTORIC PRESERVATION at Dudley Digges House.
The Digges family had participated in colonial government since the immigration in 1650 of Dudley’ great-grandfather, Edward Digges, from England. Dudley was born around 1728 and by his early twenties was a practicing lawyer in York County. He served in the House of Burgesses from 1752 until the start of the American Revolutionary War. Throughout the war, Dudley remained active in numerous areas of Virginia government, including helping to write the commonwealth’s first constitution and one of the first members of the state council. Dudley’s home, like so many other Yorktown houses, was damaged during the 1781 siege and rendered uninhabitable. Dudley moved to Williamsburg and died there in 1790.
About Dudley Digges House
The Dudley Digges House belonged to a prominent Virginia family active in revolutionary government. Located near Yorktown, it stood within the landscape transformed by British occupation and the 1781 siege. Its significance is political and geographic rather than a separate battle.
HISTORY HAPPENED HERE at Dudley Digges House
The Dudley Digges House belonged to a prominent Virginia family active in revolutionary government. Located near Yorktown, it stood within the landscape transformed by British occupation and the 1781 siege.
Its significance is political and geographic rather than a separate battle.
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