Founded In (1862), near Hartford Beach (28). On return of Christians Army at the close of the Cherokee Campaign, it was disbanded, except a few companies scattered here and there on the frontier. First Listing - August to October, 1774

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The fort was the main defensive bastion against the Southern Indians and was active until cessation of hostilities.

An octagonal two-story timber blockhouse with three guns, built by Walter Burleigh, the agent at the Yankton Indian Agency, during tensions between the Upper Sioux and the Yankton Sioux.

Along that very short stretch of river, approximately two or three miles from Hunters Ford to Grays Island, then called the Big Island, there seems to have been at least four fort-houses, at least it is believed these were fort houses and not stockaded forts.



QQ 18), SCOUTS LISTED BY CAPTAIN DANIEL SMITH ON CLINCH - AUGUST TO OCTOBER, 1774

Camp Cook (1) Across the road in a fringe of trees and brush, and slightly northeast of where the old fort stood is the old fort graveyard, with rows of small, uncut stones marking the final resting place of those who died from either the stroke of disease or tomahawk in the long ago. On this tour we ranged the country, but the principal part of our time we were gaurding the above fort.". There were several springs at the fort. The court records of the 1780's refer to it as "Dortons Old Fort", meaning that it may have fallen into disuse and disrepair. John Kinkaid (17 days) 8.

Thomas Price Family tradition states that he never became accustomed to living with his family, and would often be found outside the door listening and not entering the house. Captain Jonathan Chesterfield was the right hand man of Lord Archibald Benton of the Hudson Bay Company (HBC), who was responsible for managing the garrison at Fort James at Hudson Bay and for leading Benton's forces in a campaign to pacify Declan Harp and his Black Wolf Company. A camp of the IA Volunteer Cavalry on the west bank of the Big Sioux River, about two miles north of town.

Richard Price 12.

(1805 - 1806), near Gayville

This was the last stop-over for emigrants on the great Wilderness Road before their entry into Kentucky.

(1831 - 1851), near Burbank

The exact date that he settled on the land is not shown. Hair

Fort Brasseaux |

(46). This new station was some 18 or 20 miles below Martins Old Station and 2 miles from Cumberland Gap on Indian Creek, or on Station Creek, a tributary stream, for certainly that is how the stream got its name.

James Crabens Dickson may have moved the post several times during its operation, moving with the nomadic Yankton Sioux each season. Thomas Whitten, Sr., Sergeant 28.

Note: Father of Jael Duncan who married Samuel Stallard, Other than the old Kilgore fort house which is still standing, Porters Fort was perhaps the most widely known fort house in present day Scott Co. Fort Vermillion (2) |

Campbell's Post

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David Ward After several incidents that led to the deaths of various leaders of Fort James, Harp's partner Michael Smyth had plotted a takeover of Fort James by forging an alliance with all independent traders in the region, including that of the Voyageurs, Samuel Grant's and Carruthers and Co. With this alliance, Smyth was able to exploit the weak leadership of the settlement and, with thanks to Cobbs Pond and widow Kahwihta, killed the commander Vanstone.



James River Post (2) |

Jeremiah bought a tract of 400 acres and he later took up a tract of 340 acres. He was taken by a band under the leadership of the Shawnee Black Hawk. So great was their consternation that some of the men ran right through the pond in front of the fort. This fort was the home of William Wynn and may have been only a fort house or small fort. Sold to the American Fur Co. in 1846 after the lake went dry. Hazen Mooers' Post Fort Kiowa | 25.

In the year 1782 tithables of Washington Co., VA, three adult Harrisons were listed. Enemies

The first mention of any fort here comes in a letter of Arthur Campbell to William Preston, dated October 6, 1774, (32) in which he says: He has stationed on the main path to Clinch, opposite the Town House (33) to protect the settlers, and he mentions the families of Vance, Fowler, Harrison, etc., including John Campbell who had been serving as an Ensign to Captain Daniel Smith on Clinch.

In 1859 the post was taken over by Charles Primeau and Malcolm Clark. (1822 - 1828), near Frederick

? The Blockhouse on the Holston was one of the most widely known places on the Wilderness Road. A Columbia Fur Co. trade post.

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Who built the station and for what purpose is unknown. 11.

Camp Jennison | Abraham Cooper

To prove that this marker has an error, I herewith quote two letters written at the very time these forts were being built on the Clinch frontier.



David Ward

He remained in the said fort for three months, with said company, guarding the same. That it was a stockaded fort is beyond question, but as to its size and shape nothing is known.

Edward Sharp 24. William Lashley 12.

During the Revolution he served in the Continental Army, was promoted to Major, and is said to have been at the Battle of Kings Mountain.

Here we pick up another fort which was the home of Benjamin Nicholson who settled there about 1772, later sold his land and emigrated to Clarke Co., KY. The second fort under Captain Daniel Smith's command was Witten's Fort, also sometimes called "Witten's Crab Orchard" and "The Upper Station".



It is possible that the Dumps Creek Station may have been only a fort house and not a stockaded fortress, however, this fact is unknown.

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18. Christian Bergeman 2.

Located about one mile southeast of Nickelsville on the Combs Farm, this was the home of old William Dorton, Sr., who was killed by the Indians in July, 1780.

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A campsite of the Lewis and Clark Expedition, located about one mile above Corvus (American Crow) Creek.

James Bay (French: Baie James; Cree: Wnipekw) is a large body of water in Canada on the southern end of Hudson Bay. Certainly it can be proven that the fort stood upon Thompsons Creek, from this entry in Washington Co., VA Land Entry Book, dated August 20, 1780, which reads: We, the Commissioners, etcdo certify that Israel Christian is entitled to 100 acres of land near the New Garden Fort, on the north side of Clinch River, on the waters of Thompsons Creek.

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In Access, create a form from an existing table or query. (44). They certainly appear to be the same family as lived in Augusta Co., VA, from the earliest times, for instance, entry of 15th of September, 1742, shows Jeremiah Harrison and Isaiah Harrison as delinquents in the company of Hugh Thompson. Chief Factor Roderick MacFarlane arrived in 1887 and he found the buildings in an unsatisfactory state.

The following is an overview of all Frontier Airlines flights and destinations: Frontier Airlines departs from 93 airports in 9 countries, as of April 2023. The family of William Dorton continued to live at the place after he was slain.

Martins first venture into the valley, as previously stated was in 1769, and no fort was built since their stay at this time was only a few days. Fort James is a town in the Ghanaian city of Accra. This Jeremiah Harrison and others, probably brothers, must have come to the area very early at the settlement certificate mentions settlement in 1772. Henly Moore, Ensign

(1760's ?, 1822 - 1830's), Flandreau William King FORT WIKI - SOUTH DAKOTA.

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While not on the waters of either the Clinch, Holston or Powell Rivers, Davidsons Garrison on the waters of Bluestone River in present day Tazewell Co., VA contributed to the defense of the upper Clinch and Holston Rivers in preventing entry by the Shawnee toward the headwaters of both streams.

Loisel's Post (2) |

(1822 - 1828 ?, 1828 ? Prior to his death at the hands of the Indians, Crissman had built a fort on his land, probably sometime in the year 1774.

Among those accompanying him was John Redd, Mordecai Hoard, Brice Martin (his brother), and William Parks, the latter killed by the Indians the following year on his land claim.

Considering these conditions and the very early settlement of the area it seems that an early fort would have been a most urgent necessity of the settlers.

It was dismantled in 1878.

(17) I have not found any account that this fort was ever attacked directly by Indians.

The show definitely Fort Christian, better known as Glade Hollow Fort lies between Dickensonville and Lebanon (Russell Co., Va.) on Cedar Creek. 1700s Camp Cook (1), near Veblen or Claire City, about 12 miles from Skunk Lake. Joseph Brasseau's Post (1) (1819 - 1821), under Berthold and Chouteau, was supposedly located somewhere near a "Cedar Island".

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)).

There were several small springs that broke out of the bank of the river which were used, but the river was our main dependence for water.



There is today a church in this area called Chadwells Station Church.

Lac Traverse Post (1) Rober Cravens

The Fort, like other spawn points, has its own banking system, a Militia shop, and a safe zone from colonists and Natives.

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Lake Traverse Post (2) Fort St James, in British Columbia also appears in Frontier.

A Columbia Fur Co. post traditionally said to be located on the Missouri River several miles west of the mouth of the Vermillion River, in present-day Norway Township at Audubon Point just east of the Clay - Yankton County line, opposite Petit Arc Creek in Nebraska. 10. ), downstream of the Missouri River's "Grand Detour", operated by Colin Campbell. 23. 1. 15. In the year 1792 a list of troops and their places of stationment shows a Sergeant, Corporal, and 12 Privates to be stationed at Browns or Fugates in Richlands. The Pierre D. Papin and Company (aka the French Company) took over and rebuilt the post (French Post (2)) in 1828 (or 1829) - 1830.

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. Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information.

The Hobbs and Benhams lived on adjoining farms. The region is rich in wildlife. It is bordered by Quebec and Ontario, two Canadian provinces.

Fort Randall | The fort was built as a trading post and as such it provided the local indigenous peoples access to trade goods in return for fur pelts.

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.

Fort St. James Factor's House (Murray House).

Extinct (dismantled after losing control of Fort James), Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information. 9. It was specially made for Raiders and Defenders, the three towers is an iconic structure of how combat was fought during the Northern Frontier times.

The place selected for the fort was where the bank of the river was very high, I suppose some 20 feet, and the water some 4 or 5 feet deep. This section of Russell Co. was settled very early, in fact as early as 1769, and upon whose land and when the fort was built is not known.

Camp Edwards 13.

(1857 - 1861), near Mission Hill (1870 - 1872), near Bonesteel

(5).



Originally called Fort Wadsworth until 1876, renamed to avoid confusion with the fort in New York City, NY. 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. Next to nothing is known regarding it, with few references available and only one pension statement reference which may be found in the application of Patrick Coyle, filed in Wayne Co., KY, in 1833, in which he says: That he entered the service in October, 1780, under Lieutenant James Hawkins and was stationed at Dumps Creek. Henry James Occupation

(1857, 1859, 1862 - 1865), near Bruce



All of Hobbs men lived in and around Turkey Cove and most of them were members of the militia in Captain Andrew Lewis (Jr.) Command, which again might suggest that some militia was stationed at this fort.

The Sinking Springs was the present site of Jonesville, the county seat of Lee County.

Richard Thompson

Extinct (dismantled after losing control of Fort James)

Fur Warehouse (1888-1889) - Storage and Shipping of purchased furs. (41).

Raleigh Duncan came to the Clinch from Culpepper Co., VA, and was born in 1723, and died at Duncans Fort in 1786. Thomas Maxwell (10 days)

Fort Fred Steele. Thomas Jones 8. Somehow, later, this land became the property of General William Tate who lived at Broadford in Smythe Co., just upstream from Saltville. Mrs. Scott says the men had become very careless in guarding the fort, lounging outside the gate, playing ball and in general lax in their duties.

William Whitley was murdered by the Indians on the head of Clinch river in the fall of 1789, and cruelly mutilated, even his heart and entrails torn from his body and cast upon the ground and bushes. Is Fort Wayne Indiana on Daylight Savings Time? Gibsons Station was located in lower Lee Co., VA about five miles from Cumberland Gap, and is still, today, called Gibsons Station.

The trade goods sought after by the native peoples included the trademark HBC blankets, cloth, boots, iron cookware, guns, ammunition, traps, saws and liquor.

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Rees Bowen was born in Maryland in 1742.

[3] The fort, rebuilt four times, continued as an important trading post well into the twentieth century.

For some groups of related It is strictly used for safe-trading, rallying, trainings and shelter for British Settlers. Site is now underwater (Fort Randall Lake). 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."

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 .

It held a sustainable number of troops in the colony and was the primary organization that had attempted to take on the notorious outlaw Declan Harp and his Black Wolf Company, as well as pacify activities by the indigenous Cree and Mtis tribes in the region.

James Coyle (Killed by Indians, 1780) A Columbia Fur Co. trading post located somewhere on the middle James River (aka Rivire Jacques), said to be near the Sioux' "Council Rock", but probably near the confluence with Mud Creek, near Mellette.

Apparently Jeremiah Harrison left the Holston and moved on to Kentucky where he is listed in a deposition in Woodford Courthouse, KY, dated July 14, 1781. * Billed and renews at $35.88 annually.

He was carried into the fort, but died a short time afterwards. Dickson's Post (2) 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. QUESTIONS ?

(Crow Creek Indian Reservation) Vermillion Post (1)

LeBlanc was later killed by Indians in 1837.

Fort Defiance (1) | Prehistoric Indian Village Here on the evening of June 20, 1785, and his wife, Fanny, taken captive and carried north by the Indians, presumably led by the half breed Benge.

While living on the Clinch, a son was born to Daniel and Rebecca Boone, whose name was William, and who died soon after birth and lies in an unmarked grave in the old Moore's Fort Cemetery on the brow of a hill overlooking the fort and Clinch River.

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.

At the confluence of the Stuart and Necoslie rivers, the post was on the southeastern shore of Stuart Lake. Still in Scott County on the waters of Moccasin Creek was Houstons Fort.

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(Draper Mss 5 XX 2), INDIAN SCOUTS ON THE CLINCH IN EARLY 1774

It is possible that he was referring to Mumps abandoned fort and that it was an occasional use by the militia after 1776, however, this is only a supposition. The site has several interpretive signposts.

Crissmans Station is north of Clinch Mountain in Powell Valley. (c. 1000), Mitchell



Handy's Point Post | It has 4 towers 2 in





It was a 140-foot square palisade with a blockhouse and watch tower in the two opposite corners.

The fort was built by William Houston and his neighbors in 1774, upon land which had formerly been settled by Thomas McCulloch in 1769, and abandoned by McCulloch in June of 1771, because of fear of Indians.

There is no account that it ever came under direct assault by the Indians, but it did remain one of the frontier defense bastions throughout the troubled Indian days.

Philander Prescott operated the post in 1832-33. (Hartford Beach State Park)

(23), Rocky Station was perhaps erected in 1775 or 1776, and was the home of Isaac Crissman, Jr., who is assumed, without proof, to have been a son of Isaac Crissman who build Crissmans Fort in Rye Cove and was slain by the Indians in early 1776 in Rye Cove. In many places the HBC was the only source of retail goods for the local populations.

It was sold to one William Osborne of Pendleton Co., SC, and he in turn sold the same land on October 20, 1792, to one James Osborne and it is again referred to as "Ritchies Fort".

The fort was manned throughout this period by militia.





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(16).

First let us go to the pension declaration of Charles Bickley, filed in Russell Co., VA, in 1838, in which he states: That he entered the service in the month of September or October, 1775, under the command of Captain William Russell, Lieutenant William Bowen and Ensign James Knox, and was rendezvoused and stationed at Rye Cove, where he remained in the service guarding and defending that fort until January 23, 1776, when he was discharged.

After settlement David Chadwell began acquiring other lands and by 1801 he was assessed with 1800 acres of land in Lee Co.

Fort Monroe Fort Wool Frontier Forts in Virginia.

Excavations are ongoing.

Stone monument (1926) at site, in a field off of 382nd Ave. (County Road 6) near 111th Street. Fort Brookings |

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Campbells letter does lead one to believe that Captain Smith had a fort at his home on Indian Creek, but why was it not mentioned in the military correspondence of 1774, and why were no militia troops assigned to defend it? It still exists, modified.

Then never again.

It is in the Northwest portion of the Hudson Bay.

(see also NORTH DAKOTA and MINNESOTA pages)

4. Also known as James River Post (1).

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Despite the fact that it was the first mill ever approved for the Clinch, it was not the first mill.

The state troops left for San Francisco, CA after about two weeks.

The ground enclosed by the fort was about 100 yards square. Fort Manuel (2) | Captain Russell says that Fort Christian was ten miles above Castlewood, and Colonel Christian says it was at Smiths twelve miles above.

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If this is true then the curch was active between 1773 and 1775, which period covered Squire Boone's stay on the Clinch. Hide Tanning Shed - Open daily 12:00-12:30 for demonstrations by costumed period interpreters.

Yankton Agency |

WebThe fort remained an active military base until the Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) Commission decided in 2005 to close it.

WebThe Fort is regularly raided after the Civil War Update by Factions and French Military personnel. This land included the mouth of Beaver Creek.

Some old man told me they would go down to the big spring below the road, eat and go back to the fort, but never without the men along with their rifles.

Prehistoric Indian Village | Joseph Cravens (Sergeant from 22nd. Fort St. James (1821-1952) - Originally established as Lake Stuart Post by Simon Fraser for the North West Company in 1806.

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.

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.

In Washington Co., VA Survey Book, page 120, is a land entry which reads: Alexander Henderson 18.

Closed in 1952. Gursikh Temple, the local gurdwara, was built in 1981.

Fort James, Ghana, was built in 1673 by Garrison Information Occupants of Britain (1673-1957).

He tells of going to Owens Station ten miles below Martins Station in Powell Valley, in present day Lee Co.

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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. (Sica Hollow State Park)

Two weeks later, on July 13, 1774, Captain Russell again wrote to Colonel Preston the following letter showing that his people had changed their minds about the number of forts to be built and states that the forts had already been erected.

Kincaids reference was to the year 1776 or 1777, and no other reference has been found mentioning this station.

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The Siege of Fort William Henry : A Year on the Northeastern Fron. In the pension application of James Elkins, filed in Clarke Co., Ky. in 1832, he makes this statement: "The next tour of duty was at "old" Mr. William Witten's Fort on a tour of three months in the fall of 1777, from Russell Co., Va., under Captain Thomas Maxwell as a volunteer.

Andrew Lyman who filed his pension application in Bath Co., Ky. in 1834, says: "In 1776, I entered the service under Captain John Kinkead and marched immediately to the station called Elk Garden, and as the object of our service was to keep down the Indians, we were put to repairing and fixing up the station." This was the home of Archibald Scott, built in 1775, and nothing more than a fort-house and not stockaded. Fort St James was a former fur trading post which came under the management of the Hudson Bay 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. Robert Sinclair says in his pension claim that he served there in the fall of 1776 or 1777 under Captain William Norton. When Long Island was ascertained to be in the state of North Carolina, Martin then moved back to the Valley. Hoard returned to Henry Co. where he died. Possibly also known as Fort Brookings.

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