Poor, Enoch, fl. 1759-1760.
Enoch Poor, a native of Newbury, served under Captain Henry Titcomb at Fort Frederick, an old French fort that Robert Moncton had established as his base of operations on St. John River (present day Fort Howe in New Brunswick). The fort was commanded by Col. William Arbuthnot (1726-1765) of Boston.
From the description of Enoch Poor His Book 1759 A Journal From Newbury to Saint John's 1759, Apr. 6 -- 1760, May 12. (Huntington Library, Art Collections & Botanical Gardens). WorldCat record id: 681772075
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| creatorOf | Poor, Enoch, fl. 1759-1760. Enoch Poor His Book 1759 A Journal From Newbury to Saint John's 1759, Apr. 6 -- 1760, May 12. | Huntington Library, Art Collections & Botanical Gardens |
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