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...ttery was named in G.O. 194, 27 Dec 1904, after Major General [[William H. French]], U.S. Volunteers (Colonel, [[4th U.S. Artillery]]), who served with disti [[Image:Fort Kearny Battery French Plan.jpg|thumb|left|795px|Battery French Plan]] ...

After being further fortified by Sir [[William Johnson]] the house and surrounding defenses became known as Fort Herkimer ...War]] (1754-1763) expanded into the Mohawk River Valley and attacks by the French and their Indian allies became more ominous the fort was dismantled and mov ...

...when this part of Louisiana was ceded to British by treaty at the end of [[French & Indian War]]. It was called [[Poste aux Alibamons]], [[Fort des Alibamons ...regory A. Waselkov “Introduction” in Thomas, Daniel H., Fort Toulouse, the French Outpost at the Alabamas on the Coosa. Building D is the powder magazine. ]] ...

...er [[French & Indian War]] the mansion had been the headquarters for Sir [[William Johnson]], General [[James Abercromby]] and General Lord [[Jeffrey Amherst] ...

...m the French to the Spanish to the Americans in 1803, serving during the [[French & Indian War]], the [[Revolutionary War]], and the [[War of 1812]]. Abandon [[File:Ft St Leon-St Mary Plan 1747.jpg|thumb|center|800px|Plan of the French Forts at English Turn, 9 May 1747 by Deverges.]] ...

...int, class of 1872. Henley graduated, but Rucker was deficient in math and French and failed to graduate. Rucker was then directly commissioned; the two were * Chapel, William L., '''''Camp Rucker: Outpost In Apachería''''', The Journal of Arizona His ...

'''René Edward De Russy (1789-1865)''' - Born at sea 22 Feb 1789 near the French colony of Saint-Domingue (Haiti). A career U.S. Army officer and engineer w ...) born 1 Jan 1829 New York, married Bvt Major General [[William A. Nichols|William Augustus Nichols]] {{Cullum|959}}, died 16 Jul 1900 ...

'''William Babcock Hazen (1830-1887)''' - Born 27 Sep 1830, West Hartford, Vermont. A [[Image:WilliamBHazen(1).jpg|thumb|300px|left|William B. Hazen, Library of Congress]] ...

...Journals/USSM/1/4/Early_French_Forts_of_the_Upper_Mississippi*.html "Early French Forts and Footprints of the Valley of the Upper Mississippi", United States ** Add to this list apparently also [[Camp William H. Taft]] (in Georgia), once onsite in {{Cullum|3568}} in 1908 where it is ...