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Domestic News July 15, 1768

The New Hampshire Gazette And Historical Chronicle

Portsmouth, Greenland, Rockingham County, New Hampshire

What is this article about?

Reports from Detroit via Montreal indicate two men employed by Isaac Todd were killed by Indians, causing him significant loss; other English traders suffered similarly. Fears mount for John Chinn and others near Lake Superior amid potential widespread Indian disturbances, possibly linked to a certain major's conduct.

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QUEBEC, May 26.

By Letters received at Montreal from Detroit, we have Accounts, that two Men, belonging to Isaac Todd, Esq; have been killed by the Indians, by which he has been a considerable Sufferer; and that other English Traders have shared the same Fate. It is much to be feared, that Mr. John Chinn, and others, who are on the same Spot, near Lake Superior, will meet with the same unhappy Misfortune, and that Disturbances will become more general among the Indians. [Owing, perhaps to the Conduct of a late certain popular Major.]

What sub-type of article is it?

Indian Affairs Crime

What keywords are associated?

Indian Attacks Traders Killed Detroit Lake Superior Disturbances

What entities or persons were involved?

Isaac Todd John Chinn

Where did it happen?

Detroit

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Detroit

Event Date

May 26

Key Persons

Isaac Todd John Chinn

Outcome

two men belonging to isaac todd killed by indians; other english traders killed

Event Details

Letters from Detroit report two men of Isaac Todd killed by Indians, causing him considerable suffering; other English traders met the same fate. Fears that John Chinn and others near Lake Superior will suffer similarly, with disturbances becoming more general among Indians, possibly due to conduct of a certain popular major.

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