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1754, Fort Rouillé, also known as Fort Toronto, prospers

in 1700s, 1750s, 1754, PLACES / by The Toronto Project
October 29, 2010

Established in or about 1750, Fort Rouillé, also known as Fort Toronto, prospered.

In 1754, the inhabitants of the French Fort Rouillé included:
– one officer;
– two sergeants;
– four soldiers; and
– one storekeeper.

The fort consisted of a guardhouse, storeroom, barracks, store, blacksmith, officers’ quarters, and outbuildings.

Tags: 1700s, Fort Rouillé, Fort Toronto, PLACES
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