He was sent to help defend the British Garrison
on Drummond Island at the start of the was of 1812. After the war, the British left Drummond Island & established a position at Penetanguishene, In 1828 While serving there, Fiegehen married Mary Ann Caton, They had 6 children. For his "Settlement Duty" he received 200 acres of land on the 13th Concession of West Gwllimbury.
Info from the "Innisfil Notes" of the Innisfil Historical Society, Oct issue.. provided by BCB.
on Drummond Island at the start of the was of 1812. After the war, the British left Drummond Island & established a position at Penetanguishene, In 1828 While serving there, Fiegehen married Mary Ann Caton, They had 6 children. For his "Settlement Duty" he received 200 acres of land on the 13th Concession of West Gwllimbury.
Info from the "Innisfil Notes" of the Innisfil Historical Society, Oct issue.. provided by BCB.
He was sent to help defend the British Garrison
on Drummond Island at the start of the was of 1812. After the war, the British left Drummond Island & established a position at Penetanguishene, In 1828 While serving there, Fiegehen married Mary Ann Caton, They had 6 children. For his "Settlement Duty" he received 200 acres of land on the 13th Concession of West Gwllimbury.
Info from the "Innisfil Notes" of the Innisfil Historical Society, Oct issue.. provided by BCB.
on Drummond Island at the start of the was of 1812. After the war, the British left Drummond Island & established a position at Penetanguishene, In 1828 While serving there, Fiegehen married Mary Ann Caton, They had 6 children. For his "Settlement Duty" he received 200 acres of land on the 13th Concession of West Gwllimbury.
Info from the "Innisfil Notes" of the Innisfil Historical Society, Oct issue.. provided by BCB.
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