Wynns Fort was located at Locust Hill on the North fork of Clinch River, about one and a half miles from the present town of Tazewell, VA, and was probably erected in 1774. This is another fort found only in the memoirs of John Redd, and of it he says: That it was located some 5 or 6 miles above Martins Station and was on no water course. 2. 1772; [2] David Chadwell, Jr., b. The following is an overview of all cities and countries Frontier Airlines departs from: These are currently the most popular flights operated by Frontier Airlines, based on the number of scheduled flights for this month: Your session has expired due to inactivity. Does it not seem strange to aver that peace existed when we see a contingent of 71 militiamen, scouts on patrol, and the massacre of five people on Wallen's Creek? George William Settle in an unpublished history of Russell County entitled "A Brief History of the Earliest Generations and Events, Etc., In the Eastern Part of Russell Co., VA", page 53, states: About one half mile north of Oaks Garage, or around 300 yards up the ridge from Robert Greens was an Indian fort where twenty-five or thirty people lived for protection against the Indians. Must See! Rees Bowen was born in Maryland in 1742. Fort Des Roche |
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In 1775, Ambrose Fletcher made a settlement on a tract of land in the western end of what is today Lee Co., VA, and on the 10th of August 1785, Fletcher assigned his certificate for land to Major George Gibson. Solomon Litton (Prisoner of Indians 1780-83) 3. It was made for the Hudson Bay Company. The ground enclosed by the fort was about 100 yards square. A camp of the IA Volunteer Cavalry on the west bank of the Big Sioux River, about two miles north of town. Tradition says that after the cessation of Indian hostilities the old Glade Hollow Fort was converted into a church known as the Glade Hollow Church. Settlers of the New Garden section would have been at the complete mercy of the Shawnee entering through the Sandy war passes, and sanctuary in either Elk Garden or Castlewood fort would have been miles away. Fort Lookout (2) |
The shape was a parallelogram. Prehistoric Indian Village
Exact location undetermined. The fort located on Cove Creek, about 3 miles from its mouth, which stream is a tributary of the Bluestone River, and the Bluestone settlement is often mentioned in military correspondence during the troubled Indian days, but never Davidsons Fort, which seems strange, as the head of the Clinch and Bluestone settlements were wide open to the Sandy War passes, and also from the fact that state militia was stationed at this fort. At Fort Christian - 1 Ensign, 1 Sergeant, 15 men In the early years the HBC displayed the prices of these items in "made beaver" pelts, pelts that had been stretched and cured. George Vaut Scott and his children were buried near the old fort house, but no markers were ever erected at their graves and today only the general location of their resting place is known. The fort stood on the north side of Clinch, just outside the village of Fort Blackmore. Camps of General H.H. James is a district municipality in northern British Columbia, Canada, and a former fur trading post. The community is located on the south-eastern shore of Stuart Lake, at the head of the Stuart River. Yokums Station seems to have been a neighborhood fort for the scattered settlers of Turkey Cove. Built by Iowa cavalry troops for stagecoach protection. In Washington Co., VA Survey Book, page 120, is a land entry which reads:
15. John Redd who had come to Powell Valley with Captain Joseph Martin in 1775, knew Crissman, and has left the only known description of the fort. On this tour we ranged the country, but the principal part of our time we were gaurding the above fort.". Joseph Brown's Post (1)
This was perhaps only a family fort for no mention is made of militia troops ever having been stationed there, or that it was in use after the Revolutionary War. Frost-Todd Trading Post
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19. Eye It is about 1,000 miles from Montreal as a crow flies. In military correspondence it is called Fort Lee, but not a single soldier who served there and left a statement has ever referred to it as Fort Lee, but always as Rye Cove Fort.
James McElhenny Wharf and Tramway (1894-1914) - Dock for the lake boats bringing supplies and taking away furs. Open with period interior and costumed period interpreter. (Draper Mss 9 DD 2), AT THE BIG CRAB ORCHARD FORT - OCTOBER TO NOVEMBER, 1774 James Edwards 10. The date the fort was built is unknown, but John Benham settled there in 1769. Also called Fort (Anthony T.) Bouis. Nearby stood a grist mill which Houston had built to serve his and his neighbors need for bread. Certainly there is no militia list for it at this early date, and neither is it listed as one of the garrisoned forts under Captain Daniel Smiths command at this time. In 1673, the Royal African Company of England built it as a trading post for both gold and slaves, joining the Dutch Fort Crvecur (1649) and the Danish Fort Christiansborg (1652). in 1936. Since the closure of Fort Monroe was completed in 2011, there have been no active military installations on Point Comfort. George Gibson was a son of Robert and Isabella Gibson, and was born in County Cork, Ireland, in 1732. Fort Washakie (Camp Brown) Fort Yellowstone. Elm River Post
During 1792 and until after the last Indian raid on the frontier in 1794, Captain Andrew Lewis, (Jr.), son of the historically famous Andrew Lewis of Salem, was in charge of the frontier militia with his headquarters at Fort Lee in Rye Cove. When it was built is unknown, but likely sometime in the 1770's. 
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It was settled very early with residents there in 1770. How to create a new form with a stacked layout? Trade Store (1975-1976) - Displayed trade goods for purchase with fur pelts. It served as the headquarters for the HBC's New Caledonia District. As part of his commission from the North West Company, Fraser and his assistants John Stuart and James McDougall explored potential river routes to the Pacific Ocean from 1805 through 1808. This was the home of Archibald Scott, built in 1775, and nothing more than a fort-house and not stockaded. See 1867 map.. Ephraim Drake WebFind local businesses, view maps and get driving directions in Google Maps. By petition of the people of Blackmore's Fort, Daniel Boone was placed in command of Moore's and Blackmore's Forts in 1774 as a Captain of militia and continued in command of them until he went to Kentucky in the spring of 1775 to found Boonesboro. 3. Marker and remnants of the earthworks located within Oakwood Lakes State Park, on the north shore of Round Lake. (Draper Mss 3 After delivering his message he insisted upon returning to his home against the advise of those in the fort and started upon his return and was fired upon a short distance from the fort. Samuel Hays In this family there were at least three sons, William born in County Down, Ireland, in 1759, his brothers Joseph, born in 1767, and Andrew Davidson. There were baptist churches in this district at a much earlier date, but they were broken up by the Indian wars (Semples, Baptist in Virginia, Table of Holston Baptist Association, page 360). The station was perhaps the home of one George Yokum and anything of his personal life is unknown to this writer. The post was located on the southeastern shore of Stuart Lake at the confluence of the Stuart and Necoslie rivers. Fort St James, in British Columbia also appears in Frontier. Stone monument (1926) at site, in a field off of 382nd Ave. (County Road 6) near 111th Street. 15. Statistic includes all persons that did not make up part of a visible minority or an indigenous identity. In 1818, one Abner Vance of the North Fork of Holston family was hanged at Abingdon for murdering a member of the Horton family who had debauched Vances daughter. The fur trade was slow to take root in the area, since the economy of the Dakelh people had been based on the fishery, rather than on trapping. (27). 2. Fort Hutchson
In order to defeat Harp and his company, it was vital for Benton and Chesterfield to sabotage any attempt to unify all independent traders and contact with the Lake Walker tribes, to which Chesterfield would be credited for in schemes that involved the death ofKitchi, Kamenna's grandson, andCedric Brownof the Low River Company. The Fort, like other spawn points, has its own banking system, a Militia shop, and a safe zone from colonists and Natives. This is another the historians have passed by and no historical marker denotes its existence, even the people now living in the area are unaware that a fort ever existed there. Elk Point Post
The location of Martins two forts can be easily verified by a letter written by him from his home in Henry County to the Governor of Virginia, on November 8, 1791, wherein he states: From Moccasin Gap to Martins Old Station, 25 miles; from thence to Martins New Station, 20 miles; from thence to Cumberland Gap, 2 miles. (45) Undoubtedly this was just another family fort-house, and there is no record of it ever having a complement of militia. Thomas Potter 22.
(1821 - 1827), near White Rock
It was during the winter of 1777 that Martins troops were paid for building the fort in Rye Cove and Bickley says they were stationed in Crissmans Fort, which seems to prove that they were paid for repairing the old fort built by Crissman, which Bickley speaks of as both Rye Cove and Crissmans Fort. Unfortunately, there are no direct flights available on your preferred date(s). The Crabtree brothers mention going to Vance Station after a tour of militia duty at Blackmores Fort and at the Flat Lands, which is believed to be another early name for Flat Lick, that section around Duffield down to Pattonsville in present Scott and Lee Counties.
It is located in the Omineca Country on the south-eastern shore of Stuart Lake, at the northern terminus of Highway 27, which runs parallel to Highway 16 at Vanderhoof. It is strictly used for safe-trading, rallying, trainings and shelter for British Settlers. It seems likely that it must have had some sort of rude palisades due to its exposed location, and seems to have served Wynn and his neighbors and was at times also guarded by state militia. Yankton Stockade
He was taken by a band under the leadership of the Shawnee Black Hawk. Fort Lookout (2)
In speaking of the year 1776, he states: My father settled on Big Moccasin Creek with some 15 or 20 families from Houstons Fort. Mooers also operated a post on the Minnesota side of the lake in 1823 (see also). John Carr, who was born on Carr's Creek in 1773 refers to Dale's Fort on the Clinch, which was surely a reference to the Glade Hollow Fort. Vermillion Post (1)
7. At least Isaac Jr., was heir-at-law to an Isaac, Sr., in possession of this property. This second post also functioned as the Sioux Indian Agency during its time. Entrance Fee. Tradition states that Squire Boone, the brother of Daniel, preached in the Clinch River Church at Castlewood. (26). John Crawford Henry James Fort Monroe Fort Wool Frontier Forts in Virginia. After losing their trail and having much difficulty in finding the valley, they finally arrived, staked out vast acreages under the Loyal Company grant and returned to Henry County. (Draper Mss 5 XX 2), INDIAN SCOUTS ON THE CLINCH IN EARLY 1774 Considering the large size of pioneer families, plus the militia assigned to protect the fort it surely must have sheltered from one hundred and fifty to two hundred people, and it would have taken a large stockage to quarter and shelter this number of people. John Aitken was the trader here in 1834-35. Loisel's Post (1)
7. Fort James was the Main Fort for Hudson Bay Militia personnel. Sometime between January and June of 1775, this little group built a fort of which John Redd leaves this description: Martins Fort was on Martins Creek. Located at Linden Beach two miles downstream (southeast) of Mooers' Post. It has 4 towers 2 in the front and 2 in the back which are placed in all 4 corners of the fort walls. 12. John Jamison Threadwell (1st Governor) Archibald Benton (2nd Governor) Jonathan Chesterfield (3rd Governor) Vanstone (4th Governor; Commander) James Coffin (Chaplain) A state marker (1955) is located in Hughes County on SD 34 at Chappelle Road, near De Grey, about five miles upstream of the former island. What is the HBC in frontier? Camp Bradley, northeast of Sisseton. In 1833 William Sublette and Robert Campbell built yet another trade post (Sublette and Campbell's Post (1)) just above (north of) the French Post site, in opposition to the nearby American Fur Co. post (Fort Kiowa/Lookout (3)). When danger of Indian attack had passed, John Anderson built nearby a larger two story house with log kitchen, into which the family moved, and the old Blockhouse was converted into a "loom-house." The Fort St. James site is a replica of the fort, which was built in 1896 and belonged to the Hudsons Bay Company. Therefore, request you, if you think it can be done, to order them a supply sufficient to enable them to continue the small fortification they have begun." Located on the southern side of the dam, on the west side of the Missouri River.
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Fort James is located in Accra, Ghana. It was built by the Royal African Company of England as a trading post for both gold and slaves in 1673, where it joined the Dutch Fort Crvecur (1649), and the Danish Fort Christiansborg (1652).Fort James, Ghana. Where is James Bay on the Canada map? 3, Letter of Capt. Renamed in 1878.
(38). The Barracks has 2 NPCs, one which is the Bank and the Militia Shop. An American Fur Co. post on the west bank of Big Stone Lake. An independent (Northwest Fur Company) fur trade post probably located on the Missouri River somewhere above the mouth of Chouteau Creek. Fort Lookout (4)
Originally known as Camp near Firesteel Creek. Francis Hines But not all stations and forts were defensible strongholds. NOTE: For other Lake Traverse and Big Stone Lake trade posts see also MINNESOTA page. On March 25, 1774, Captain Daniel Smith, who was the Surveyor for Fincastle County, surveyed 225 acres of land on Cove Creek in the Rye Cove of present day Scott County for Isaac Crissman. (Draper Mss 3 QQ 114). 13. Built on the lands of Captain John Blackmore, who along with his brother Joseph had come from Fauquier Co., VA, with their families to carve out homes in the wilderness in the year 1772. Fort Recovery
Thomas Price Martin McLeod's Post
The Indians captured his son, Matthew Moss Gibson, when he was a small child and he lived with the Indians until grown, when he was identified by a birthmark and ransomed by his father. James River Post (3) |
In a letter written from Morristown, TN, September 9, 1925, by Mr. William A. Orr, who grew up in the neighborhood of the fort, to Dr. David F. Orr, he says: When the fort was built there was only a trail from it up and down the river, up Turkey Cove and on over Lovelady Gap and across Natural Tunnel in Scott County. Brown Also known as Cedar Fort (2). James Anderson 2. A small booklet published many years ago under the title "The Captives of Abbs Valley" by an unnamed relative tells the tragic story of the destruction of the Moore family, except a son, James, who had previously been captured by the Indians and was still a prisoner when his family were all slain. Archibald Scott (Killed by Indians 1785) A stone marker is at the site. Pack Train Supplies and Diamond Hitch Display. This party led by Captain William Dorton, Jr., overtook one of the Indian parties, who seem to have split into three separate groups after the capture and killing, and killed one of the Indians in that particular group. The government turned the fort over to the Crow Creek Agency in 1871. James Fullen James Moore was appointed Captain by the court of Montgomery Co., on April 8, 1778, on the waters of Bluestone. The fort was rebuilt four times and continued as an active trading post up until 1952. (1844 - 1846 ? (1803 - 1804), near Lower Brule
(State Park)
Billed once. James Fowler 6. HBC Archives - Fort St. James Post B-188 (Records 1820-1902), http://www.fortwiki.com/index.php?title=Fort_St._James&oldid=127902. William Wynn was born August 10, 1729, and died July 8, 1808, and is buried near the old fort. The fort was built similar to that built by Joseph Martin in Powells Valley, with the exception that the walls had bastions at the corner. He fought in the Point Pleasant Campaign in 1774, and went to the relief of the Kentucky Stations in 1778. A fur trade post operated by Joseph LaFramboise in 1835, it may have been opened earlier than that. This could possibly have been the Mrs. Cox shot at by the Indians, on march 17, 1785, mentioned in letters to the Governor of Virginia from both Captain Joseph Martin and Colonel Arthur Campbell. Lac Traverse Post (1)
John Grinnup 14. Archibald Woods, AT THE MAIDEN SPRINGS FORT - AUGUST TO NOVEMBER, 1774 He was carried into the fort, but died a short time afterwards. 5. Jean Baptiste Truteau's House
BOOK YOUR FLIGHT TODAY! This fort has been referred to as Crissmans Fort, but more commonly as the Rye Cove Fort. After they were finally let in at the gates Mrs. Scott says the men were so mad some of them wanted to have the women whipped. LeBlanc was later killed by Indians in 1837. This, then, places the construction of Tates Fort in the year 1776. The fort that Russell named Fort Preston was on the lands of David Cowan in Upper Castlewood, (Russell Co., Va.) and stood just back of the present Masonic Lodge Hall. The 400 acre tract was on Sinking Creek of the North Fork of Holston and is dated in the Fincastle Survey, May 28, 1774. David Priest 14. (1866 - 1868), Brown County
Franois Rondell's Post (1)
A shotgun might be priced at 15 "made beaver". To continue, we need to renew your session. (36) There were two Jeremiah Harrisons in Augusta Co., VA and they have different named wives. Explorations in the Winter of 1805-06 by McDougall resulted in the discovery of Carrier's Lake, now known as Stuart Lake. A quadrangular stone and log fort located on the west side of the James River at Firesteel Creek. In their possession, the garrison even had about a dozen cannons and had enough supplies to wage raids and battles against any belligerent forces in the area. David Bustar(d) by Indians), AT THE GLADE HOLLOW FORT - 29 AUGUST to 6 NOVEMBER, 1774 Rebuilt by the St. Louis Missouri Fur Co. (under Manuel Lisa) in the summer of 1812 as Louis Bijou's Post (1812 - 1813), it lasted only one season under Bijou. The marker erroneously indicates a closure date of 1873, although one of the buildings may have lasted until then. Fort Brasseaux |
WebFort James is a fort used by the HBC as a stronghold and spawn in the frontier. 
These forts were erected by the local militia under the supervision of Colonel William Christian who had been sent out to the frontier by Colonel William Preston who was militia commandant for the area. Daniel Henderson (1865 - 1866), near Riverside
Sibley's Sioux Campaign
(39). On June 30, 1773, Colonel Evan Shelby had a roster of 71 Militiamen. Fort James George Dougherty The spring was inside the fort, and the chimney of the old Gibson home is still standing, but another house has been built to it. Fort Stambaugh. The Concrete Stone Fort was recreated by New Frontier Modelers, due to the structure. 4. The location is beyond the Southern Railroad underpass about 300 yards beyond on the right. The first roster lists the forts, distance from each, and the name of the officer in charge and the number of men assigned. Yankton Agency |
William Mumps and his men were probably from Henry Co., VA, and likely induced by Martin to make settlement in Powell Valley. The Indians were so troublesome that we built a "new fort". A wooden fort was first made in December 2017. WebList of forts in South Dakota The site of Fort Pierre Chouteau, a National Historic Landmark The following is a list of forts in South Dakota . Also known as James Campbell's Fort. 15. It had two log blockhouses (one has been reconstructed). The horse Cowan was riding was uninjured and reached Castlewood, covered with sweat and lather from the long run, and Mrs. Cowan seeing the riderless horse fainted, knowing that her husband had been shot from the horse. [2] This community celebrated its bicentennial in 2016 and is incorporated as a district municipality. This is understandable since Colonels Christian and Preston both lived near present day Blacksburg, and Colonel William Byrd lived far away at Westover on the James. That Fowlers Station and the Richland Station were one and the same is perhaps logical reasoning, and certainly it was a very early station, although we do not know the year in which it was built. The Fort was named Fort Rupert due to it's location around Rupert's land. Post at Whetstone Agency |
William Russell as scouts, 15 April 1774. Fort Brookings |
There are several references in official communications of troops being stationed in the "Rich Lands", however, no particular station is mentioned. He tells of going to Owens Station ten miles below Martins Station in Powell Valley, in present day Lee Co. Fort Vermillion (2) |
Garrisoned by 200 men in 1761. Bedford County: near Montvale: Robert Ewing's Fort (1755 - 1760's), a settlers' home or blockhouse, probably stockaded. The Lynch Mill at upper Castlewood was in operation for sometime before Porters Mill was erected, but no order has been found granting permission for this mill. After the destruction of the Scott family the old fort became the home of Robert Duff, who had married Fanny Scotts niece and remained a famous stop-over on the Kentucky Trace for many years afterwards. Samuel Paxton Originally known as This station was evacuated in June of 1776, just prior to the outbreak of the Cherokee War. Ericus Smith 13. Fort St James was a former fur trading post which came under the management of the Hudson Bay Potrayed By Thomas Boylston 2. Which are the coldest provinces in canada. 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In 1775, Ambrose Fletcher made a settlement on a tract of land in the western end of what is today Lee Co., VA, and on the 10th of August 1785, Fletcher assigned his certificate for land to Major George Gibson. Solomon Litton (Prisoner of Indians 1780-83) 3. It was made for the Hudson Bay Company. The ground enclosed by the fort was about 100 yards square. A camp of the IA Volunteer Cavalry on the west bank of the Big Sioux River, about two miles north of town. Tradition says that after the cessation of Indian hostilities the old Glade Hollow Fort was converted into a church known as the Glade Hollow Church. Settlers of the New Garden section would have been at the complete mercy of the Shawnee entering through the Sandy war passes, and sanctuary in either Elk Garden or Castlewood fort would have been miles away. Fort Lookout (2) |
The shape was a parallelogram. Prehistoric Indian Village
Exact location undetermined. The fort located on Cove Creek, about 3 miles from its mouth, which stream is a tributary of the Bluestone River, and the Bluestone settlement is often mentioned in military correspondence during the troubled Indian days, but never Davidsons Fort, which seems strange, as the head of the Clinch and Bluestone settlements were wide open to the Sandy War passes, and also from the fact that state militia was stationed at this fort. At Fort Christian - 1 Ensign, 1 Sergeant, 15 men In the early years the HBC displayed the prices of these items in "made beaver" pelts, pelts that had been stretched and cured. George Vaut Scott and his children were buried near the old fort house, but no markers were ever erected at their graves and today only the general location of their resting place is known. The fort stood on the north side of Clinch, just outside the village of Fort Blackmore. Camps of General H.H. James is a district municipality in northern British Columbia, Canada, and a former fur trading post. The community is located on the south-eastern shore of Stuart Lake, at the head of the Stuart River. Yokums Station seems to have been a neighborhood fort for the scattered settlers of Turkey Cove. Built by Iowa cavalry troops for stagecoach protection. In Washington Co., VA Survey Book, page 120, is a land entry which reads:
15. John Redd who had come to Powell Valley with Captain Joseph Martin in 1775, knew Crissman, and has left the only known description of the fort. On this tour we ranged the country, but the principal part of our time we were gaurding the above fort.". Joseph Brown's Post (1)
This was perhaps only a family fort for no mention is made of militia troops ever having been stationed there, or that it was in use after the Revolutionary War. Frost-Todd Trading Post
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19. Eye It is about 1,000 miles from Montreal as a crow flies. In military correspondence it is called Fort Lee, but not a single soldier who served there and left a statement has ever referred to it as Fort Lee, but always as Rye Cove Fort.
James McElhenny Wharf and Tramway (1894-1914) - Dock for the lake boats bringing supplies and taking away furs. Open with period interior and costumed period interpreter. (Draper Mss 9 DD 2), AT THE BIG CRAB ORCHARD FORT - OCTOBER TO NOVEMBER, 1774 James Edwards 10. The date the fort was built is unknown, but John Benham settled there in 1769. Also called Fort (Anthony T.) Bouis. Nearby stood a grist mill which Houston had built to serve his and his neighbors need for bread. Certainly there is no militia list for it at this early date, and neither is it listed as one of the garrisoned forts under Captain Daniel Smiths command at this time. In 1673, the Royal African Company of England built it as a trading post for both gold and slaves, joining the Dutch Fort Crvecur (1649) and the Danish Fort Christiansborg (1652). in 1936. Since the closure of Fort Monroe was completed in 2011, there have been no active military installations on Point Comfort. George Gibson was a son of Robert and Isabella Gibson, and was born in County Cork, Ireland, in 1732. Fort Washakie (Camp Brown) Fort Yellowstone. Elm River Post
During 1792 and until after the last Indian raid on the frontier in 1794, Captain Andrew Lewis, (Jr.), son of the historically famous Andrew Lewis of Salem, was in charge of the frontier militia with his headquarters at Fort Lee in Rye Cove. When it was built is unknown, but likely sometime in the 1770's. James Crabens Cancel anytime. 11. Statistic includes total responses of "Chinese", "Black", "Filipino", "Latin American", "Southeast Asian", "Arab", "West Asian", "Korean", "Japanese", "Visible minority, List of National Historic Sites of Canada in British Columbia, "British Columbia Regional Districts, Municipalities, Corporate Name, Date of Incorporation and Postal Address", "Fort Saint James National Historic Site", "Population and dwelling counts: Canada, provinces and territories, and census subdivisions (municipalities), British Columbia", Community Profile, Statistics Canada, 2001 Canadian census, "1991 Census Area Profiles Profile of Census Divisions and Subdivisions - Part B", "Census Profile, 2021 Census of Population Fort St. James, District municipality (DM) British Columbia", "Census Profile, 2021 Census of Population", "Electronic Area Profiles Profile of Census Divisions and Subdivisions, 1996 Census", "Data tables, 1991 Census Population by Ethnic Origin (24), Showing Single and Multiple Origins (2) - Canada, provinces and territories, census divisions and census subdivisions", "Data tables, 1986 Census Census Profile for Canada, Provinces and Territories, Census Divisions and Census Subdivisions, 1986 Census - Part A", "Data tables, 1986 Census Census Profile for Canada, Provinces and Territories, Census Divisions and Census Subdivisions, 1986 Census - Part B", "Canada's aboriginal population by census subdivisions from the 1986 Census of Canada", "Data tables, 1981 Census Profile for Canada, Provinces and Territories, Census Divisions and Census Subdivisions, 1981 Census - Part B", Hecate Strait and Queen Charlotte Sound Glass Sponge Reefs, Kluane / WrangellSt. It was settled very early with residents there in 1770. How to create a new form with a stacked layout? Trade Store (1975-1976) - Displayed trade goods for purchase with fur pelts. It served as the headquarters for the HBC's New Caledonia District. As part of his commission from the North West Company, Fraser and his assistants John Stuart and James McDougall explored potential river routes to the Pacific Ocean from 1805 through 1808. This was the home of Archibald Scott, built in 1775, and nothing more than a fort-house and not stockaded. See 1867 map.. Ephraim Drake WebFind local businesses, view maps and get driving directions in Google Maps. By petition of the people of Blackmore's Fort, Daniel Boone was placed in command of Moore's and Blackmore's Forts in 1774 as a Captain of militia and continued in command of them until he went to Kentucky in the spring of 1775 to found Boonesboro. 3. Marker and remnants of the earthworks located within Oakwood Lakes State Park, on the north shore of Round Lake. (Draper Mss 3 After delivering his message he insisted upon returning to his home against the advise of those in the fort and started upon his return and was fired upon a short distance from the fort. Samuel Hays In this family there were at least three sons, William born in County Down, Ireland, in 1759, his brothers Joseph, born in 1767, and Andrew Davidson. There were baptist churches in this district at a much earlier date, but they were broken up by the Indian wars (Semples, Baptist in Virginia, Table of Holston Baptist Association, page 360). The station was perhaps the home of one George Yokum and anything of his personal life is unknown to this writer. The post was located on the southeastern shore of Stuart Lake at the confluence of the Stuart and Necoslie rivers. Fort St James, in British Columbia also appears in Frontier. Stone monument (1926) at site, in a field off of 382nd Ave. (County Road 6) near 111th Street. 15. Statistic includes all persons that did not make up part of a visible minority or an indigenous identity. In 1818, one Abner Vance of the North Fork of Holston family was hanged at Abingdon for murdering a member of the Horton family who had debauched Vances daughter. The fur trade was slow to take root in the area, since the economy of the Dakelh people had been based on the fishery, rather than on trapping. (27). 2. Fort Hutchson
In order to defeat Harp and his company, it was vital for Benton and Chesterfield to sabotage any attempt to unify all independent traders and contact with the Lake Walker tribes, to which Chesterfield would be credited for in schemes that involved the death ofKitchi, Kamenna's grandson, andCedric Brownof the Low River Company. The Fort, like other spawn points, has its own banking system, a Militia shop, and a safe zone from colonists and Natives. This is another the historians have passed by and no historical marker denotes its existence, even the people now living in the area are unaware that a fort ever existed there. Elk Point Post
The location of Martins two forts can be easily verified by a letter written by him from his home in Henry County to the Governor of Virginia, on November 8, 1791, wherein he states: From Moccasin Gap to Martins Old Station, 25 miles; from thence to Martins New Station, 20 miles; from thence to Cumberland Gap, 2 miles. (45) Undoubtedly this was just another family fort-house, and there is no record of it ever having a complement of militia. Thomas Potter 22.
(1821 - 1827), near White Rock
It was during the winter of 1777 that Martins troops were paid for building the fort in Rye Cove and Bickley says they were stationed in Crissmans Fort, which seems to prove that they were paid for repairing the old fort built by Crissman, which Bickley speaks of as both Rye Cove and Crissmans Fort. Unfortunately, there are no direct flights available on your preferred date(s). The Crabtree brothers mention going to Vance Station after a tour of militia duty at Blackmores Fort and at the Flat Lands, which is believed to be another early name for Flat Lick, that section around Duffield down to Pattonsville in present Scott and Lee Counties.
It is located in the Omineca Country on the south-eastern shore of Stuart Lake, at the northern terminus of Highway 27, which runs parallel to Highway 16 at Vanderhoof. It is strictly used for safe-trading, rallying, trainings and shelter for British Settlers. It seems likely that it must have had some sort of rude palisades due to its exposed location, and seems to have served Wynn and his neighbors and was at times also guarded by state militia. Yankton Stockade
He was taken by a band under the leadership of the Shawnee Black Hawk. Fort Lookout (2)
In speaking of the year 1776, he states: My father settled on Big Moccasin Creek with some 15 or 20 families from Houstons Fort. Mooers also operated a post on the Minnesota side of the lake in 1823 (see also). John Carr, who was born on Carr's Creek in 1773 refers to Dale's Fort on the Clinch, which was surely a reference to the Glade Hollow Fort. Vermillion Post (1)
7. At least Isaac Jr., was heir-at-law to an Isaac, Sr., in possession of this property. This second post also functioned as the Sioux Indian Agency during its time. Entrance Fee. Tradition states that Squire Boone, the brother of Daniel, preached in the Clinch River Church at Castlewood. (26). John Crawford Henry James Fort Monroe Fort Wool Frontier Forts in Virginia. After losing their trail and having much difficulty in finding the valley, they finally arrived, staked out vast acreages under the Loyal Company grant and returned to Henry County. (Draper Mss 5 XX 2), INDIAN SCOUTS ON THE CLINCH IN EARLY 1774 Considering the large size of pioneer families, plus the militia assigned to protect the fort it surely must have sheltered from one hundred and fifty to two hundred people, and it would have taken a large stockage to quarter and shelter this number of people. John Aitken was the trader here in 1834-35. Loisel's Post (1)
7. Fort James was the Main Fort for Hudson Bay Militia personnel. Sometime between January and June of 1775, this little group built a fort of which John Redd leaves this description: Martins Fort was on Martins Creek. Located at Linden Beach two miles downstream (southeast) of Mooers' Post. It has 4 towers 2 in the front and 2 in the back which are placed in all 4 corners of the fort walls. 12. John Jamison Threadwell (1st Governor) Archibald Benton (2nd Governor) Jonathan Chesterfield (3rd Governor) Vanstone (4th Governor; Commander) James Coffin (Chaplain) A state marker (1955) is located in Hughes County on SD 34 at Chappelle Road, near De Grey, about five miles upstream of the former island. What is the HBC in frontier? Camp Bradley, northeast of Sisseton. In 1833 William Sublette and Robert Campbell built yet another trade post (Sublette and Campbell's Post (1)) just above (north of) the French Post site, in opposition to the nearby American Fur Co. post (Fort Kiowa/Lookout (3)). When danger of Indian attack had passed, John Anderson built nearby a larger two story house with log kitchen, into which the family moved, and the old Blockhouse was converted into a "loom-house." The Fort St. James site is a replica of the fort, which was built in 1896 and belonged to the Hudsons Bay Company. Therefore, request you, if you think it can be done, to order them a supply sufficient to enable them to continue the small fortification they have begun." Located on the southern side of the dam, on the west side of the Missouri River.
Immell's Post |
Fort James is located in Accra, Ghana. It was built by the Royal African Company of England as a trading post for both gold and slaves in 1673, where it joined the Dutch Fort Crvecur (1649), and the Danish Fort Christiansborg (1652).Fort James, Ghana. Where is James Bay on the Canada map? 3, Letter of Capt. Renamed in 1878.
(38). The Barracks has 2 NPCs, one which is the Bank and the Militia Shop. An American Fur Co. post on the west bank of Big Stone Lake. An independent (Northwest Fur Company) fur trade post probably located on the Missouri River somewhere above the mouth of Chouteau Creek. Fort Lookout (4)
Originally known as Camp near Firesteel Creek. Francis Hines But not all stations and forts were defensible strongholds. NOTE: For other Lake Traverse and Big Stone Lake trade posts see also MINNESOTA page. On March 25, 1774, Captain Daniel Smith, who was the Surveyor for Fincastle County, surveyed 225 acres of land on Cove Creek in the Rye Cove of present day Scott County for Isaac Crissman. (Draper Mss 3 QQ 114). 13. Built on the lands of Captain John Blackmore, who along with his brother Joseph had come from Fauquier Co., VA, with their families to carve out homes in the wilderness in the year 1772. Fort Recovery
Thomas Price Martin McLeod's Post
The Indians captured his son, Matthew Moss Gibson, when he was a small child and he lived with the Indians until grown, when he was identified by a birthmark and ransomed by his father. James River Post (3) |
In a letter written from Morristown, TN, September 9, 1925, by Mr. William A. Orr, who grew up in the neighborhood of the fort, to Dr. David F. Orr, he says: When the fort was built there was only a trail from it up and down the river, up Turkey Cove and on over Lovelady Gap and across Natural Tunnel in Scott County. Brown Also known as Cedar Fort (2). James Anderson 2. A small booklet published many years ago under the title "The Captives of Abbs Valley" by an unnamed relative tells the tragic story of the destruction of the Moore family, except a son, James, who had previously been captured by the Indians and was still a prisoner when his family were all slain. Archibald Scott (Killed by Indians 1785) A stone marker is at the site. Pack Train Supplies and Diamond Hitch Display. This party led by Captain William Dorton, Jr., overtook one of the Indian parties, who seem to have split into three separate groups after the capture and killing, and killed one of the Indians in that particular group. The government turned the fort over to the Crow Creek Agency in 1871. James Fullen James Moore was appointed Captain by the court of Montgomery Co., on April 8, 1778, on the waters of Bluestone. The fort was rebuilt four times and continued as an active trading post up until 1952. (1844 - 1846 ? (1803 - 1804), near Lower Brule
(State Park)
Billed once. James Fowler 6. HBC Archives - Fort St. James Post B-188 (Records 1820-1902), http://www.fortwiki.com/index.php?title=Fort_St._James&oldid=127902. William Wynn was born August 10, 1729, and died July 8, 1808, and is buried near the old fort. The fort was built similar to that built by Joseph Martin in Powells Valley, with the exception that the walls had bastions at the corner. He fought in the Point Pleasant Campaign in 1774, and went to the relief of the Kentucky Stations in 1778. A fur trade post operated by Joseph LaFramboise in 1835, it may have been opened earlier than that. This could possibly have been the Mrs. Cox shot at by the Indians, on march 17, 1785, mentioned in letters to the Governor of Virginia from both Captain Joseph Martin and Colonel Arthur Campbell. Lac Traverse Post (1)
John Grinnup 14. Archibald Woods, AT THE MAIDEN SPRINGS FORT - AUGUST TO NOVEMBER, 1774 He was carried into the fort, but died a short time afterwards. 5. Jean Baptiste Truteau's House
BOOK YOUR FLIGHT TODAY! This fort has been referred to as Crissmans Fort, but more commonly as the Rye Cove Fort. After they were finally let in at the gates Mrs. Scott says the men were so mad some of them wanted to have the women whipped. LeBlanc was later killed by Indians in 1837. This, then, places the construction of Tates Fort in the year 1776. The fort that Russell named Fort Preston was on the lands of David Cowan in Upper Castlewood, (Russell Co., Va.) and stood just back of the present Masonic Lodge Hall. The 400 acre tract was on Sinking Creek of the North Fork of Holston and is dated in the Fincastle Survey, May 28, 1774. David Priest 14. (1866 - 1868), Brown County
Franois Rondell's Post (1)
A shotgun might be priced at 15 "made beaver". To continue, we need to renew your session. (36) There were two Jeremiah Harrisons in Augusta Co., VA and they have different named wives. Explorations in the Winter of 1805-06 by McDougall resulted in the discovery of Carrier's Lake, now known as Stuart Lake. A quadrangular stone and log fort located on the west side of the James River at Firesteel Creek. In their possession, the garrison even had about a dozen cannons and had enough supplies to wage raids and battles against any belligerent forces in the area. David Bustar(d) by Indians), AT THE GLADE HOLLOW FORT - 29 AUGUST to 6 NOVEMBER, 1774 Rebuilt by the St. Louis Missouri Fur Co. (under Manuel Lisa) in the summer of 1812 as Louis Bijou's Post (1812 - 1813), it lasted only one season under Bijou. The marker erroneously indicates a closure date of 1873, although one of the buildings may have lasted until then. Fort Brasseaux |
WebFort James is a fort used by the HBC as a stronghold and spawn in the frontier. These forts were erected by the local militia under the supervision of Colonel William Christian who had been sent out to the frontier by Colonel William Preston who was militia commandant for the area. Daniel Henderson (1865 - 1866), near Riverside
Sibley's Sioux Campaign
(39). On June 30, 1773, Colonel Evan Shelby had a roster of 71 Militiamen. Fort James George Dougherty The spring was inside the fort, and the chimney of the old Gibson home is still standing, but another house has been built to it. Fort Stambaugh. The Concrete Stone Fort was recreated by New Frontier Modelers, due to the structure. 4. The location is beyond the Southern Railroad underpass about 300 yards beyond on the right. The first roster lists the forts, distance from each, and the name of the officer in charge and the number of men assigned. Yankton Agency |
William Mumps and his men were probably from Henry Co., VA, and likely induced by Martin to make settlement in Powell Valley. The Indians were so troublesome that we built a "new fort". A wooden fort was first made in December 2017. WebList of forts in South Dakota The site of Fort Pierre Chouteau, a National Historic Landmark The following is a list of forts in South Dakota . Also known as James Campbell's Fort. 15. It had two log blockhouses (one has been reconstructed). The horse Cowan was riding was uninjured and reached Castlewood, covered with sweat and lather from the long run, and Mrs. Cowan seeing the riderless horse fainted, knowing that her husband had been shot from the horse. [2] This community celebrated its bicentennial in 2016 and is incorporated as a district municipality. This is understandable since Colonels Christian and Preston both lived near present day Blacksburg, and Colonel William Byrd lived far away at Westover on the James. That Fowlers Station and the Richland Station were one and the same is perhaps logical reasoning, and certainly it was a very early station, although we do not know the year in which it was built. The Fort was named Fort Rupert due to it's location around Rupert's land. Post at Whetstone Agency |
William Russell as scouts, 15 April 1774. Fort Brookings |
There are several references in official communications of troops being stationed in the "Rich Lands", however, no particular station is mentioned. He tells of going to Owens Station ten miles below Martins Station in Powell Valley, in present day Lee Co. Fort Vermillion (2) |
Garrisoned by 200 men in 1761. Bedford County: near Montvale: Robert Ewing's Fort (1755 - 1760's), a settlers' home or blockhouse, probably stockaded. The Lynch Mill at upper Castlewood was in operation for sometime before Porters Mill was erected, but no order has been found granting permission for this mill. After the destruction of the Scott family the old fort became the home of Robert Duff, who had married Fanny Scotts niece and remained a famous stop-over on the Kentucky Trace for many years afterwards. Samuel Paxton Originally known as This station was evacuated in June of 1776, just prior to the outbreak of the Cherokee War. Ericus Smith 13. Fort St James was a former fur trading post which came under the management of the Hudson Bay Potrayed By Thomas Boylston 2. Which are the coldest provinces in canada. 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