Which famous brand mascot was originally designed in 1916 but was modeled after a historical figure from the American Revolutionary War era?

Brand mascots have been powerful marketing tools throughout retail history. While many modern mascots are well-known, some have fascinating historical origins that connect to significant moments in history. This trivia question explores an unexpected connection between a famous brand mascot and the American Revolutionary War period, highlighting how historical figures and events have influenced product design and retail branding throughout the centuries.

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Quaker Oats Man (based on William Penn)
Aunt Jemima (based on Nancy Green, a storyteller born shortly after the war)
Mr. Clean (based on a U.S. Navy sailor character from 1790s illustrations)
Betty Crocker (based on Martha Washington's cooking reputation)