In the fall of 1801 a detachment of the Queen's Rangers was ordered to Fort St Joseph, a post on the island of the same name near the head of Lake Huron. [Source]
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Sunday, April 22, 2012
Canada's Fort St. Joseph
In 1796 it [Fort Mackinac] was handed over to the United States to fulfill a clause in Jay's treaty of 1794 and consequently the British garrison was removed to the Island of St Joseph.
In the fall of 1801 a detachment of the Queen's Rangers was ordered to Fort St Joseph, a post on the island of the same name near the head of Lake Huron. [Source]
In the fall of 1801 a detachment of the Queen's Rangers was ordered to Fort St Joseph, a post on the island of the same name near the head of Lake Huron. [Source]
Labels:
Canada,
Fort Holmes,
Fort Mackinac,
Fort St. Joseph,
Forts,
Ontario,
Pre-War
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