- of 1812 (1812-1815). It was
built by the
British Army in 1779 as Fort
Lernoult, and was
ceded to the
United States by the
terms of the Jay
Treaty in 1796...
-
Revolutionary War, but
replaced the
French fort with the
newly constructed Fort
Lernoult in 1779.
While the
territory on what is now the
Michigan side of the Detroit...
- to
Britain in 1760 who used it
until 1779, when it was
replaced by Fort
Lernoult Fort St.
Philippe de Michilimackinac, (commonly
called Fort Michilimackinac)...
- Fort
Defiance Fallen Timbers Kekionga Fort
Jefferson Fort
Harmar Fort
Lernoult (Detroit) Fort St.
Clair Fort
Hamilton The
Northwest Indian War (1785–1795)...
- Dearborn. He was
promoted to
Captain on 1 July 1797 and
transferred to Fort
Lernoult in Detroit. In
Summer 1803, he was sent with his
company of the 1st Infantry...
- New York Fort Dutchman's
Point Lake Champlain –
North Hero,
Vermont Fort
Lernoult (including Fort Detroit)
Detroit River – Detroit,
Michigan Fort Mackinac...
-
Topographical plan of the Town of
Detroit and Fort
Lernoult showing major streets, gardens, fortifications,
military complexes, and
public buildings (John...
-
Western Reserve, 1796 Fort Miami, Ohio (British held
until 1796) Fort
Lernoult (previously Fort Detroit),
Michigan (British held
until 1796) Fort Mackinac...
- name of "The Runner".
Captain Lernoult, who
commanded Fort
Detroit until 1779, and
Major DePeyster, who
succeeded Lernoult after commanding at Michilimackinac...
-
withdrawal from the
Northwest Territory, the
Legion also
occupied Fort
Lernoult (Detroit). It
constructed three supply/relay
forts to
secure the Great...
