A close up of a painting of a man in a military uniform

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His August Grace Duke Rutherford P
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Wilson presides over Branch County’s patchwork of bountiful croplands and pasture meadows from his palatial hilltop estate Branch Mills Manor overlooking the broad valley carved out by the meandering St
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Joseph River flowing north to Lake Michigan through the very heart of Wilson family land grant holdings awarded for military service aiding British forces fighting Revolutionary War insurrections
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As heir to longtime Staffordshire gentry serving the Crown across sieve risk battle theaters in Europe
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Africa and colonial Americas throughout most of the 1700s epoch of Empire expansion by all available gunpowder means
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Rutherford Wilson eagerly mustered forth at age 17 as freshly minted junior officer posted across the Atlantic when revolutionary fervor threatened British expansionist ambitions along the Thirteen Colonies eastern Atlantic seaboard
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Surviving multiple campaigns through both courage
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capability and calculated risk avoidance
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Major Wilson transitioned to regional security enforcement as Ottawa tribe unrest stirred tension on the Michigan territorial edge of empire retreat
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There Wilson led construction of a formidable timber and stone fortification christened Branch Creek Stockade
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attracting village settlement soon expanding with Yankee newcomers
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Now entering his seventh decade presiding over Branch fortunes as town elders continue grooming capable heir apparent Miguel Wilson for estate succession
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Duke Rutherford leisurely surveys domain operations through the ornate picture windows of his study offering panoramic views over the duchy’s rolling patchwork croplands and grazing meadows enriching both crown and cottage for over fifty years since relinquishing his Majors' commission stars for planter hats and plow shares
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