The Life and Career of Ebenezer Mack Ebenezer Mack was an American painter and watercolorist whose life was shaped by the early years of the American Revolution. Born in Hebron, Connecticut, he was the great grandson of a Scottish immigrant named John Mack. His path took a sharp turn in May 1775 when he enlisted in the Connecticut militia. During the conflict, he was assigned to Captain John Watson's company within the 4th Connecticut…
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