⁨Chretien Hoehn⁩

Name; Chretien Hoehn Year; 1777-1783 Place; America Source Publication Code; 1482 Primary Immigrant; Hoehn, Chretien Annotation; Concerns Brunswick soldiers discharged in North America in 1783 from the Hesse-Hanau Rangers. Lists soldiers of the Hesse-Hanau Regiment Erbprinz and Cannoneers of the Hesse-Hanau Artillery Company who remained in Canada. Material drawn from the unpublished -- German Regiments in Canada, 1776-1783. Source Bibliography; DEBOR, HERBERT WILHELM. -- German Soldiers of the American War of Independence as Settlers in Canada. Translated by Udo Sautter. In German-Canadian Yearbook -- A publication of the Historical Society of Mecklenburg Upper Canada Inc. Toronto, Ont.; n.p., 1976. Vol. III, pp. 71-93. Page; 89 From -- The Settlement of Former German Auxiliary Troops in Canada after the American Revolution, a Monograph by Virginia Easley DeMarce. FHL 971 W2dv. Also on microfiche 6101456. Hoehn, Chretien. Hesse Hanau Chasseur, Wittgenstein's Co., discharged in Canada 1783 (Creutzbourg); Chrisn. Heine, private, Hesse Hanau Chasseur, in Quebec Province 1800 (V); Christian Hien married Monica Sancartie 19 May 1788 at Christ Church Anglican, Montreal; Christian Henne/Hende married Maie-Monique Sel/Celle dit Sansquartier/Sanscartier daughter of Jean-Baptiste and Josephte Sorel-Leveille-Landrenault of Chambly, and resided after 1797 at St. Philippe de Laprairie. Blacksmith (Reg.) At least eleven children; born Hanau about 1760, recruited 1781, age 21 (Hetrina, Volume 6).