- to the fort.
During the expulsion,
French Officer Charles Deschamps de
Boishébert led the Miꞌkmaq and the
Acadians in a
guerrilla war
against the British...
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Charles Deschamps de
Boishébert (also
known as
Courrier du Bois, Bois Hebert) was a
member of the
Compagnies Franches de la
Marine and was a significant...
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Charles Deschamps de
Boishebert made his
headquarters at both
Shediac and Cocagne, New Brunswick. In the
autumn of 1755,
Boishebert established himself...
- Fort Monckton.: 183 Raid on
Chignecto (1756 January) On
January 20,
Boishébert sent François
Boucher de
Niverville to Baie
Verte to burn a
British schooner...
- Fort
Boishébert (originally
known as Fort Nerepis) is a
National Historic Site at
Woodmans Point outside the Town of
Grand Bay–Westfield,
Kings County...
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Beaubears Island (French: Île
Boishébert) is an
island at the
confluence of the
Northwest Miramichi and
Southwest Miramichi Rivers near Miramichi, New...
- John River, New Brunswick, Canada.
French Officer Charles Deschamps de
Boishébert et de
Raffetot and Ignace-Philippe
Aubert de Gaspé
built the fort during...
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arriving at Chignecto, he sent
Boishebert to Île Saint-Jean to
ascertain the size of the New
England force.
After Boishebert returned,
Ramezay sent Joseph-Michel...
- were
killed and
others taken prisoner. This was
Boishébert’s last
Acadian expedition. From there,
Boishebert and the
Acadians went to
Quebec and
fought in...
- Pays-Bas. The
Acadian militia was led by
French officer Charles Deschamps de
Boishébert et de
Raffetot and
Acadian Joseph Godin dit Bellefontaine.
There were...
