Per the Munson Record, pg.569, Sgt. John Munson joined 4000 New Englanders who set sail 4.4.1745 for Nova Scotia during the ongoing French & Indian Wars. This segment (1645-8) was called "King George's War" in America. The French settlement at Louisbourg on Cape Breton Island was the source of French privateers that were plundering New England ships.
4 British warships reinforced the armada. A night assault on May 26th won the battle. Sixty New Englanders were killed, including John Munson.
4 British warships reinforced the armada. A night assault on May 26th won the battle. Sixty New Englanders were killed, including John Munson.
Per the Munson Record, pg.569, Sgt. John Munson joined 4000 New Englanders who set sail 4.4.1745 for Nova Scotia during the ongoing French & Indian Wars. This segment (1645-8) was called "King George's War" in America. The French settlement at Louisbourg on Cape Breton Island was the source of French privateers that were plundering New England ships.
4 British warships reinforced the armada. A night assault on May 26th won the battle. Sixty New Englanders were killed, including John Munson.
4 British warships reinforced the armada. A night assault on May 26th won the battle. Sixty New Englanders were killed, including John Munson.
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