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Established by Colonel [[David Strong]] in January 1801 at Metcalf landing on the lower Ohio River at the head of ...eriod and was succeeded in command by Major [[Jonathan Williams]]. Colonel Strong and the 70 epidemic victims were buried in the post cemetery, the location ...

...herford County, Tennessee. Named Lunette Stanley after Brigadier General [[David S. Stanley]]. The Lunette was abandoned in 1866 after the end of the war wh ...ecrans]] were lightly armed earthworks along the outer perimeter providing strong points along a line of rifle trenches that connected them. Each Lunette was ...

Captain [[David Dunning]] erected a strong timber Garrison/Block House. The structure was two stories high, forty feet [[David Giveen]] built an early garrison circa 1730 on a hill between New Wharf and ...

Captain [[David Dunning]] erected a strong timber Garrison/Block House. The structure was two stories high, forty feet [[David Giveen]] built an early garrison circa 1730 on a hill between New Wharf and ...

...e's]] Second Regiment of Tennessee Volunteer Mounted Riflemen, including [[David Crockett]], to scout the area and calm the settlers. The attack never came and Jackson's army, now nearly 4,000 strong, moved on to begin the [[Creek Indian War]] of 1813-1814, which was part of ...

...nd important Indian village in western North Carolina. Pardo needed such a strong support base because his garrison relied on the Indians for protection and * Beck Robin A.Jr., Moore, David G., and Rodning, Christopher B., Identifying Fort San Juan: A Sixteenth-Cen ...

...nd Jesuit Mission on Cape Breton Island, also Fort Dauphin 1713, secondary strong place on the Island which was captured in 1745 and abandoned in 1758 after ...da and entered into relations with Charles de Saint-Étienne de La Tour and David Lomeron for the purchase of furs. He ceased to have an interest in this com ...