Digitization of Selected Portions of the Burt Loescher Collection on Roger’s Rangers in the French and Indian War Diane O’Connor, Project Coordinator Ticonderoga.

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Digitization of Selected Portions of the Burt Loescher Collection on Roger’s Rangers in the French and Indian War Diane O’Connor, Project Coordinator Ticonderoga Historical Society Funded by a NNYLN Digitization Grant 2016-17

Burt Garfield Loescher (1917-2006)

Robert Rogers 1731-1795

This digitization project included: Previously unpublished rosters of Ranger Privates, including Native Americans and possibly African-Americans; Loyalist officers who fought with Roger’s reconstituted Rangers during the American Revolution; A previously unpublished manuscript “Explorers and Discoverers – Notable and Significant Events of the Rangers.” This material includes notes, maps and appendices that will be of great interest to researchers.

Because of this Grant: More than 1700 individuals who served in two major American wars now have their place in history. fff