Talk:Fort Jennings, Ohio

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Here's the rest of the information I gleaned but don't know enough to verify:

1. Was it called Fort Amanda briefly? The 1888 reference says it was, but Ohio History A SHORT CHRONOLOGY: The War of 1812 in the Northwest seems to show that Ft. Jennings already existed at the time the order was given to build Fort Amanda. On October 2, General Pouage, who seems to have been at or near Ft. Jennings, was ordered both to cut a road from Ft. Jennings to Ft. Defiance, and to establish Ft. Amanda 12 miles from St. Mary's in the Ottowa Towns. Of course, maybe Mr. Pogue (Pouage?) had already created a Ft. Amanda and was pissed it got renamed, so he got to create a new one?

2. What was it used for? Nothing important I can see, just a forward base.

3. When was it established? I'm guessing Sep. 21, from A SHORT CHRONOLOGY again. But it doesn't say "Ft. Jennings was established on Sep. 21" anywhere, so I can't write it :) Italic text

Fort Amanda

According to the sign in the city erected by the Jennings Township Trustees in 1955, Fort Amanda was further upriver from Ft. Jennings. Max Density (talk) 05:50, 14 August 2008 (UTC)

A signpost in Ft. Jennings

Date the Military Post of Ft. Jennings established

According to the sign in the city erected by the Jennings Township Trustees in 1955, it only says the post was completed in "October 1812." No further detail is provided. Max Density (talk) 05:50, 14 August 2008 (UTC)

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