King's 8th Visit to Michilimackinac
September 2009
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Battle of Newtown on YouTube:

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Fort Meigs Timeline

Fort Meigs Timeline Event
June 20











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Members of King's 8th check equipment prior to our 7 mile Trek to Canoe livery.
Left to right: Dave Smith, Thomas Edwards, Derek Steinhoff, John Shook, John Noto, Patrick O'Connell. For more pictures of our Canoe-Trek visit www.kings8th.com and see "Gallery".

The King's 8th Regiment of Foot
North America 1768-1785

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Visit our pictures of our Historic Canoe/Trek at Island Lake State Park, Brighton Michigan, June 6th and 7th:

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Soldiers of the King's 8th Regiment
1768-1785


The King's 8th was in Michigan and the Great Lakes from 1768 to 1785. The Michigan Garrisons were Michilimackinac and Detroit. Lesser posts in Michigan included Fort Sinclair and Fort St. Joseph.

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The King's 8th Colours
The Colours (flag) on the left is the King's Colour with the number of the regiment in the upper left of the flag. The Colours on the right is the Regimental Colours. The colour of the King's Regiment was a dark blue with the royal cypher in the three corners of the blue field and in the center was the King's royal garter and the honors of the white horse of Hanover, a regimental distinction. Follow our links at www.kings8th.com

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I'll be posting from time to time images and information about the British in Michigan and the Great Lakes Regions. Visit our website at www.kings8th.com