- Fort
Gaspareaux (later Fort Monckton) was a
French fort at the head of Baie
Verte near the
mouth of the
Gaspareaux River and just
southeast of the modern...
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designated in New
Brunswick were Fort Beauséjour – Fort ****berland and Fort
Gaspareaux in 1920. However, the
first historical property in the
national park system...
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erected forts at present-day Fort Menagoueche, Fort Beauséjour and Fort
Gaspareaux. The
British responded by
attacking the Mi'kmaq and
Acadians at Mirligueche...
- Cape Breton. Many came from Cobequid, Grand-Pré,
Riviere des
Gasparots (
Gaspareaux),
Riviere de Pessequid,
Riviere des Habitants, and
Riviere de la Vieille...
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satellite forts: one at present-day
Strait S****s, New
Brunswick (Fort
Gaspareaux) and the
other at present-day
Saint John, New
Brunswick (Fort Menagoueche)...
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after having surrendered Fort
William Henry. He was
commander at Fort
Gaspareaux. He was
present on Lake
George in
August 1757 at the
Siege of Fort William...
- War,
British Loyalists resettled in the area
which was
named Gaspareaux Town.
Gaspareaux Town was
renamed Port
Elgin in 1847 in
honour of Lord Elgin....
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Acadia as
captain of a
company of
naval troops and was ****igned to Fort
Gaspareaux during its construction. In the
summer of 1753, he was at Fort Le Boeuf...
- The
French erected forts at present-day
Saint John,
Chignecto and Fort
Gaspareaux. The
British responded by
attacking the Mi'kmaq and
Acadians at Mirligueche...
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either end of the
Isthmus of
Chignecto to
block the British: one was Fort
Gaspareaux on the
Northumberland Strait and the
other Fort Beauséjour on the Bay...
