AKA: Pierre Drouillard
AKA: Pierre George Drouillard
AKA: George Drouillard
AKA: George Drewyer
George was baptisted Pierre on September 27, 1775 at Assumption Parish, Essex County, Ontario, Canada. Record states he was 20 months old at time of baptism.
George Drouillard was born in 1773 in the Detroit River region, son of Pierre Drouillard and a Shawnee woman, named Asoundechris. George is the only child of the couple.
George Drouillard was a member of the Lewis and Clark Expedition from Camp Dubois to the Pacific Ocean.
While checking his traps in May of 1810 he was killed in an Indian attack. When his body was found it was buried in an unmarked grave.
Mount Drouillard (formerly Mount Drewyer) in Teton County, Montana, is named in his honor.
AKA: Pierre George Drouillard
AKA: George Drouillard
AKA: George Drewyer
George was baptisted Pierre on September 27, 1775 at Assumption Parish, Essex County, Ontario, Canada. Record states he was 20 months old at time of baptism.
George Drouillard was born in 1773 in the Detroit River region, son of Pierre Drouillard and a Shawnee woman, named Asoundechris. George is the only child of the couple.
George Drouillard was a member of the Lewis and Clark Expedition from Camp Dubois to the Pacific Ocean.
While checking his traps in May of 1810 he was killed in an Indian attack. When his body was found it was buried in an unmarked grave.
Mount Drouillard (formerly Mount Drewyer) in Teton County, Montana, is named in his honor.
AKA: Pierre Drouillard
AKA: Pierre George Drouillard
AKA: George Drouillard
AKA: George Drewyer
George was baptisted Pierre on September 27, 1775 at Assumption Parish, Essex County, Ontario, Canada. Record states he was 20 months old at time of baptism.
George Drouillard was born in 1773 in the Detroit River region, son of Pierre Drouillard and a Shawnee woman, named Asoundechris. George is the only child of the couple.
George Drouillard was a member of the Lewis and Clark Expedition from Camp Dubois to the Pacific Ocean.
While checking his traps in May of 1810 he was killed in an Indian attack. When his body was found it was buried in an unmarked grave.
Mount Drouillard (formerly Mount Drewyer) in Teton County, Montana, is named in his honor.
AKA: Pierre George Drouillard
AKA: George Drouillard
AKA: George Drewyer
George was baptisted Pierre on September 27, 1775 at Assumption Parish, Essex County, Ontario, Canada. Record states he was 20 months old at time of baptism.
George Drouillard was born in 1773 in the Detroit River region, son of Pierre Drouillard and a Shawnee woman, named Asoundechris. George is the only child of the couple.
George Drouillard was a member of the Lewis and Clark Expedition from Camp Dubois to the Pacific Ocean.
While checking his traps in May of 1810 he was killed in an Indian attack. When his body was found it was buried in an unmarked grave.
Mount Drouillard (formerly Mount Drewyer) in Teton County, Montana, is named in his honor.
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