French and Indian War Topic
By Mark Hilton, April 6, 2019
The Apalachee Village Marker on left.
GEOGRAPHIC SORT WITH USA FIRST
1► Alabama (Baldwin County), Blakeley — The Apalachee Village —  |
| 2► Connecticut (Fairfield County), New Fairfield — New Fairfield Veterans Memorial — |
| 3► Connecticut (Fairfield County), Wilton — Major Samuel Comstock — |
| 4► Connecticut (Litchfield County), Goshen — Goshen French and Indian War & Revolutionary War Memorial — |
| 5► Connecticut (Middlesex County), East Haddam — Maj. Gen. Joseph Spencer — |
| 6► Connecticut (New Haven County), Cheshire — Town of Cheshire Memorial Plaza — |
| 7► Connecticut (Windham County), Windham — The Battle of the Frogs — |
| 8► Delaware (Kent County), Milford — KC-114 — Colonel John Haslet — |
| 9► Delaware (New Castle County), Christiana — NC-52 — Samuel Patterson — |
| 10► Delaware (Sussex County), Dagsboro — SC-59 — Dagsboro — |
| 11► District of Columbia (Washington), Massachusetts Heights — The Road to Fort Duquesne — [National Cathedral] — |
| 12► Florida (Escambia County), Pensacola — D — Supremacy, Siege and the Sea — Pensacola Maritime Heritage Trail — |
| 13► Georgia (Camden County), St. Marys — The Tragic Acadians — St. Marys History Walk — |
| 14► Georgia (Seminole County), Donalsonville — Sabacola El Menor — |
| 15► Illinois (Edgar County), Chrisman — Pontiac Peace Treaty — |
| 16► Illinois (Livingston County), Pontiac — Pontiac — The City of Pontiac is named for this Intrepid Warrior — |
| 17► Illinois (Massac County), Metropolis — Four Flags Over Fort Massac — |
| 18► Illinois (Pike County), Aladdin — Illinois — |
| 19► Illinois (Vermilion County), Allerton — Croghan Treaty with Pontiac — July 1765 — |
| 20► Illinois (Vermilion County), Sidell — Detroit - Kaskaskia Indian Trail — |
| 21► Illinois (Winnebago County), Rockford — Memorial Hall — |
| 22► Indiana (Allen County), Fort Wayne — Site of Last French Fort — |
| 23► Indiana (Allen County), Fort Wayne — The First French Fort / The First Playground in Fort Wayne — |
| 24► Indiana (Marion County), Indianapolis — In Honor of Arthur St. Clair — Born in Scotland 1754 — Died in Pennsylvania 1818 — |
| 25► Kansas (Wyandotte County), Kansas City — The History of the Wyandot Indian Nation — |
| 26► Kentucky (Butler County), Morgantown — 2427 — Morgantown / Daniel Morgan — |
| 27► Kentucky (Clark County), Winchester — 1047 — Capt. John Strode — |
| 28► Kentucky (Garrard County), Paint Lick — 1526 — Fort Paint Lick — |
| 29► Kentucky (Madison County), Richmond — 1578 — Col. Richard Callaway / First Ferry in Kentucky — |
| 30► Kentucky (Madison County), Richmond — 1685 — Grave of Hancock Taylor — |
| 31► Kentucky (Mercer County), Harrodsburg — 1258 — County Named / Mercer County — |
| 32► Kentucky (Shelby County), Shelbyville — 709 — Benj. Logan-Pioneer / James Knox-Pioneer — |
| 33► Louisiana (Orleans Parish), New Orleans — Upper Pontabla Building — Pontabla Buildings National Historic Landmark — |
| 34► Louisiana (St. James Parish), St. James — Site of First Acadian Settlers in Louisiana — |
| 35► Louisiana (West Feliciana Parish), St. Francisville — British West Florida — |
| 36► Maine (Cumberland County), Portland — The Site of Fort Loyal — |
| 37► Maine (Cumberland County), South Portland — Early Settlement — |
| 38► Maine (Kennebec County), Winslow — Fort Halifax — Oldest Blockhouse in the United States — |
| 39► Maine (Waldo County), Prospect — Pemtegwacook — |
| 40► Maine (York County), Biddleford — A Stone Fort — |
| 41► Maine (York County), Biddleford — 4 — Fort Saco in 1693 / Le Fort Saco en 1693 — The Museum in the Streets — |
| 42► Maryland (Allegany County), Cumberland — "Braddock's Road" — |
| 43► Maryland (Allegany County), Cumberland — Abandonment of Ft. Cumberland — Fort Cumberland Trail — |
| 44► Maryland (Allegany County), Cumberland — Baltimore Street Bridge — City of Cumberland, Maryland — Built 1916 — |
| 45► Maryland (Allegany County), Cumberland — Col. Joshua Fry — |
| 46► Maryland (Allegany County), Cumberland — Col. Thomas Cresap — |
| 47► Maryland (Allegany County), Cumberland — Cumberland — |
| 48► Maryland (Allegany County), Cumberland — Famous Personalities at Fort Cumberland — Fort Cumberland Trail — |
| 49► Maryland (Allegany County), Cumberland — French and Indian War — Fort Cumberland Trail — |
| 50► Maryland (Allegany County), Cumberland — George Washington at Will’s Creek — Fort Cumberland Trail — |
| 51► Maryland (Allegany County), Cumberland — Headquarters of George Washington — |
| 52► Maryland (Allegany County), Cumberland — Indians and Fort Cumberland — Fort Cumberland Trail — |
| 53► Maryland (Allegany County), Cumberland — Ohio Co. and Fort Cumberland — Fort Cumberland Trail — |
| 54► Maryland (Allegany County), Cumberland — Palisado Fort or Stockade — Fort Cumberland Trail — |
| 55► Maryland (Allegany County), Cumberland — Perimeter of the Fort — Fort Cumberland Trail — |
| 56► Maryland (Allegany County), Cumberland — President Washington's Last Visit - 1794 — |
| 57► Maryland (Allegany County), Cumberland — Site of Fort Cumberland — |
| 58► Maryland (Allegany County), Cumberland — The Fort Bastions — Fort Cumberland Trail — |
| 59► Maryland (Allegany County), Cumberland — The Fort Proper — Fort Cumberland Trail — |
| 60► Maryland (Allegany County), Cumberland — The Parade Ground of Fort Cumberland — Occupied this site 1755 — |
| 61► Maryland (Allegany County), Cumberland — This Tablet Marks the Site of Old Fort Cumberland — |
| 62► Maryland (Allegany County), Dickens — Washington’s Road — |
| 63► Maryland (Allegany County), Frostburg — Blazing Braddock's Road — |
| 64► Maryland (Allegany County), Frostburg — Braddock Stone — |
| 65► Maryland (Allegany County), Frostburg — George's Creek Valley — |
| 66► Maryland (Allegany County), Frostburg — Historic Braddock Road — 1755 — |
| 67► Maryland (Allegany County), Frostburg — Martin’s Plantation — |
| 68► Maryland (Allegany County), La Vale — “Spendelow Camp” — Also Called “Camp at the Grove” — |
| 69► Maryland (Allegany County), Lonaconing — Daniel Cresap — |
| 70► Maryland (Allegany County), Oldtown — Michael Cresap — (1742–1775) — |
| 71► Maryland (Allegany County), Oldtown — Old Town — (King Opessa’s Town) — |
| 72► Maryland (Baltimore), University of MD at Baltimore — The McDonoghs of Baltimore — |
| 73► Maryland (Baltimore County), Dundalk — Battle of North Point — 1814 — |
| 74► Maryland (Frederick County), Braddock Heights — The Braddock-Washington Monument — |
| 75► Maryland (Frederick County), Braddock Heights — This Boulder Marks the National Trail — General Braddock Monument — |
| 76► Maryland (Frederick County), Frederick — Braddock, Washington, and Franklin — |
| 77► Maryland (Frederick County), Frederick — Evangelical Lutheran Church — |
| 78► Maryland (Frederick County), Frederick — General Edward Braddock — |
| 79► Maryland (Frederick County), Frederick — Maj. Gen. Edward Braddock — (1695-1755) British Commander, French and Indian War — |
| 80► Maryland (Frederick County), Jefferson — Abraham Lakin 2nd — Born Oct. 16, 1713 or 1722. Died Jan., 1796 — |
| 81► Maryland (Garrett County), Finzel — Savage River Camp — |
| 82► Maryland (Garrett County), Grantsville — Bear Camp — |
| 83► Maryland (Garrett County), Grantsville — General Braddock’s 5th Camp — |
| 84► Maryland (Garrett County), Grantsville — Little Meadows — |
| 85► Maryland (Montgomery County), Bethesda — Home of Samuel Wade Magruder — 1728-1792 — |
| 86► Maryland (Montgomery County), Bethesda — 12 — Madonna of the Trail — |
| 87► Maryland (Montgomery County), Chevy Chase — Colonel Joseph Belt — 1680 Maryland 1761 — |
| 88► Maryland (Montgomery County), Clarksburg — Dowden’s Ordinary — |
| 89► Maryland (Montgomery County), Clarksburg — Dowden's Ordinary: A French & Indian War Site — |
| 90► Maryland (Montgomery County), Gaithersburg — General Edward Braddock — |
| 91► Maryland (Montgomery County), Rockville — Maj. Gen. Edward Braddock and His Men — |
| 92► Maryland (Montgomery County), Rockville — Richard Montgomery — 1738 - 1775 — |
| 93► Maryland (Washington County), Big Pool — “...a place of Arms...would be absolutely neccessary” — |
| 94► Maryland (Washington County), Big Pool — Fort Frederick — Maryland State Park — |
| 95► Maryland (Washington County), Big Pool — Fort Frederick — A Witness to War — |
| 96► Maryland (Washington County), Big Pool — Fort Frederick — |
| 97► Maryland (Washington County), Big Pool — Fort Frederick Officers’ Quarters — |
| 98► Maryland (Washington County), Clear Spring — Fort Frederick — Maryland State Park — |
| 99► Maryland (Washington County), Hagerstown — Before 1770 — Colonial America — |
| 100► Maryland (Washington County), Hagerstown — Hager’s Fancy — (Circa 1740) — |
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