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Fort St. Jean Baptiste State Historic Site

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386: 29: 50: 57: 372: 400: 278:, there were other notable soldiers garrisoned at the fort in its early years as a frontier outpost 1714-1740. In 1719, when Blondel heard of the war in Europe between Spain and France, he and a small detail of 5 French soldiers left Fort St. Jean Baptiste des Natchitches and attacked the nearest Spanish fort: San Miguel de Linares de los Adaes Mission (Capital of Texas and 290:. The French captured the mission and took the sacred vestments and other provisions including the chickens in the henhouse. As Blondel mounted his horse after tying the chickens to the pommel of his saddle, the chickens flapped their wings, the horse reared, and the lieutenant was spilled in the dirt. The French victory was called the 239:
tribes. In 1731, an attack by the Natchez Indians exposed the vulnerabilities of the fort, prompting French officials to send engineer Broutin to oversee the construction of a larger and stronger fortifcation. Spanish officials charged it was an invasion of Spanish territory, but St. Denis politely
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after he obtained permission from Fort Commandant St. Denis. After the publication of three banns, Brevelle and Anne were married in 1736 in the Catholic Church in Natchitoches. Anne bore two children, who would become the first
304:) a Parisian-born trader, explorer, and one of the first soldiers garrisoned at Fort St. Jean Baptiste des Natchitoches. Brevelle was an early explorer of present-day Louisiana, Arkansas and Texas and also served at 215:
was sent with a small company of French colonial troops to build and garrison the outpost that would prevent the Spanish forces in the province of Texas from advancing across the border of French Louisiana.
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and approximately 250,000 board feet lumber for the buildings were sourced from within Natchitoches Parish. The fort is an attraction within the
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The fort continued to serve as a military outpost and commercial trade center until 1762, when France’s defeat by England in the
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incursions into French territory. Soon it became a center of economic significance, particularly with neighboring
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The fort turned into the city of Natchitoches. Natchitoches is the oldest permanent European settlement in the
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Archives Immaculate Conception Church at Natchitoches (French). Register No 1. 17334-1761
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Descendants of Jean Baptiste Brevel: Soldier of Fort St. Jean Baptiste at Natchitoches
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with the improvements made in 1731 by Boutin. The French called the original fort:
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In 1979, the site obtained for the reconstruction of the fort is located on
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re-enactments of what life in the fort was like in the 1750s.
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and most of the 2,000 treated pine logs which form the
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Oakland Plantation (Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana)
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Map showing the location of Fort St. Jean Baptiste State Historic Site
Natchitoches Parish
United States of America
31°45′08″N 93°05′16″W / 31.752222°N 93.087778°W / 31.752222; -93.087778
Official web page
Natchitoches
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Natchitoches
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trade mission
Natchitoches
Red River of the South
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commandant
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military outpost
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Caddo
French and Indian War
Louisiana (New France)
Spain
Louisiana Purchase
Claude Charles Du Tisne
Louis Juchereau de St. Denis
Los Adaes

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