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Guillaume Jeanson

b. 1721

Soldier and settler

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About Guillaume Jeanson

Born 1721.

Guillaume Jeanson (sometimes William Johnson, Gilliom Shanson or Guillaume Jeançonne; August 1721 – after 1777) was an Acadian soldier and settler.

Following the expulsion of the Acadians, Jeanson stayed in Acadia and led a group of Acadian irregulars harrying the British. By 1762, he and his family were prisoners of the British, but they were released the next year after the conclusion of the Seven Years' War. Following his release, he took an oath of allegiance to the British crown and was granted a parcel of land in what is now Grosses Coques.

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Important facts

Born
1721, Annapolis Royal
Birth century

Frequently asked questions

Who was Guillaume Jeanson?

soldier and settler

When was Guillaume Jeanson born?

Guillaume Jeanson was born in 1721 in Annapolis Royal.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Guillaume Jeanson

· Wikidata: Q5616051

· DBpedia: Guillaume Jeanson

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