BLOCKHOUSES AND MILITIAMEN of the FIRELANDS in the WAR-OF-1812
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{Disclaimer: the conclusions asserted by the author of this booklet do not necessarily reflect the views of any local historical organizations nor any of their members. ( Unfortunately, most of the "local-historical societies" prefer the traditional "old myths", to the 'truth'......as is evidenced by a newly erected local 'historical' marker-plaque "honoring" pioneer John B. Flammand....."honoring" him, by spelling his surname incorrectly (as "Flemmond"). See this booklet's 'addendum' page about Flammand (etc.), for more info.) } ==================== History of the local-militiamen of the "Fire lands" at the start of the War-of-1812, including the "Indian" massacres and battles; and the local men who participated in those battles, and the many prior myths about them. ------------------- CONTENTS (per PDF pagination). [pages are un-numbered on print copy] (p.1.) cover (p.2.) 1808/1809 "Map of the Fire Land[s]", appended with points-of-interest relating to the War-of-1812. (p.3.) Preface. [details several myths about the earliest history of the Firelands area.] (p.4.) [explains the military difference between the] Local-militia companies of the "Fire Lands"; and the Ohio Militia. (p.5.) Hiram Russell's "blockhouse", tavern, store, and shipyard. (p.6.) CAPT. HIRAM RUSSELL's local-militia Company (the main militia 'unit' of the "Fire Lands"). (p.7.) Lieut. David Barrett. [was not(!) the "Capt." of the teenage boys' "Huron Rangers". ( see also p.14 )] (p.8.) CAPT. CHARLES PARKER's local-militia Company, and PARKER'S BLOCKHOUSE. (p.9.) CAPT. SETH HARRINGTON'S Company, and "FORT LIBERTY". (p.10.) "Fort Liberty", continued. (p.11.) The brief blockhouse on the Danbury (Marblehead) Peninsula. (p.12.) The "first" ambush on the Peninsula in [Sept.] 1812. (p.13.) The local militiamen from the eastern Townships of 'Huron County'; 'Vermillion' Township. (p.14.) Local-militiamen of 'Eldredge', 'Jesup', and 'Black River' Townships ( including "Capt. Spragues' Huron Rangers", the "teen-boys' militia"). (p.15.) CAPT. JOSEPH QUIGLEY'S COMPANY of local-militiamen. (p.16.) -- How do you quickly hide a large herd of cattle? -- Answer: In Ohio's Black Swamp. (p.17.) FORT AVERY, and FORT HURON ("Fort Nonsense"). (p.18.) 'SKIRMISH ON THE PENINSULA'. (p.19.) Who "poisoned the beef" at "Fort Sandusky"(Fort Stephenson). (p.20.) Other ships with connections to the "Fire Lands" during the War-of-1812; 'Cuyahoga Packet', 'Miami', 'Chippawa', 'Union'. [and North Bass Island, formerly a part of "Upper Canada".] (p.21.) The "new" hunch-stones of "old" 'Huron County'.[details the 20th-century errors on several local memorial-stone inscriptions.] (p.22.) APPENDIX.[details the earliest villages, circa-1814-to-1824, of the "Fire Lands".] (p.23.) The judicial-districts of 'Huron County', during and after the War-of-1812. (p.24.) "Vermillion district", "Huron district", "Wheatsborough district"; including map (and notation that the "Fire Lands" tract did not include the Lake Erie islands; etc.). (p.25.) Town(ship) number Seven in the Eighteenth Range. [later named Black River Twp.]. (p.26.) The "Reneshoua River"[Black River!!], and the "Canesadooharie"[Huron River!!]; and end-notes/author-information. = = =
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| Open science | 0.000 | 0.000 |
| Research integrity | 0.000 | 0.000 |
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