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Philip Lightfoot

1689 - 30 May 1748

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Major General Philip Lightfoot II was an American tobacco merchant, militia leader, and politician in the eighteenth century. He served as the commander of Militia in and around York County, Virginia, serving as a Major General. A legend about either him or his son became popular folk lore surrounding Dancing Point. The story is that Philip Lightfoot won a dance contest against the Devil, who was jealous of his skill and fortune in life.

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Major General Philip Lightfoot II was an American tobacco merchant, militia leader, and politician in the eighteenth century. He served as the commander of Militia in and around York County, Virginia, serving as a Major General. A legend about either him or his son became popular folk lore surrounding Dancing Point. The story is that Philip Lightfoot won a dance contest against the Devil, who was jealous of his skill and fortune in life.