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American Military Genealogy & History Choose from the following U.S.A. Military Genealogy King Philip's War 1675 King William's War 1689 Queen Anne's War 1702 Father Rasle's War 1724-1726 French-Indian Wars 1754-1763 American Revolution 1777-1783 War of 1812 Seminole Wars 1817-18 Black Hawk War 1831-1832 Seminole Wars 1835-42 U.S.-Mexican War 1846-48 Seminole Wars 1855-58 Civil War 1861-1865 Fenian Raids 1857 Spanish American War 1898 Boxer Rebellion 1900-1901 WW 1 1917-1918 WW 2 Dictionary & Definitions American Military Mailing Lists American Military Links Olive Tree Library American Military Resources & Books Find your Military Ancestor Father Rasle's War Search Revolutionary War Records, Civil War Records, War of 1812 records, and both WW1 and WW2 records on Fold3 Sebastian Râsle (Râle) was baptized on 28 January 1652 and joined the Society of Jesus on 24 September 1675. He arrived at Quebec 13 Oct. 1689, and lived with the native Americans in Illinois (1692-95) and at Becancour (1705-11) in Canada. He later lived among the Abenakis for whom he established the first school ever in what is now the State of Maine. Râsle was killed at his mission in Norridgewock, Maine, on 23 August 1724 as he defended his Abenaki people. After his death the war known as Father Râsle's War started. It lasted for two years in which the native Americans lost their lands with English victory. Read the books! Francis Parkman : France and England in North America : Vol. 1: Pioneers of France in the New World, The Jesuits in North America in the Seventeenth Century, La Salle and the Discovery of the Great West, The Old Regime in Canada (Library of America) by David Levin (Editor), Francis Parkman Baxter, James Phinney, The Pioneers of New France in New England, with Contemporary Letters and Documents Black Robe on the Kennebec Calvert, Mary Charland, Thomas, "Rale, Sebastien," Dictionary of Canadian Biography Convers, Francis, "Life of Rev. Sebastian Rale," Library of American Biography Battles ° The Death of Father Rasle - a lithograph ° Stained Glass Window of Martyrdom of Father Rasle Biographies ° Father Rasle (a biography) ° Sebastian Rale -- a biography Databases Sebastian Rasle's letter to his nephew 15 October 1722 and to his brother on 12 October 1723 in The Jesuit Relations THE CAUSE OF SEBASTIAN RÂLE (1652-1724) Plaque Erected by International Order of Alhambra on 23 August 1999 (Vestibule of St. Sebastian Church, Madison, Maine) SEBASTIAN RÂLE (1652-1724) A NATIVE OF PONTALIER, FRANCE, WHERE HE WAS BAPTIZED ON 28 JANUARY 1652, SEBASTIAN RÂLE WAS AN INCOMPARABLE MISSIONARY WHO CARED FOR THE NATIVE AMERICANS OF THE KENNEBEC RIVER VALLEY FOR MOST OF HIS PRIESTLY LIFE. RECOGNIZING THE 23RD OF AUGUST 1999 AS THE 275TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE SAINTLY MARTYRDOM OF THIS MOST FAMOUS JESUIT OF COLONIAL NEW ENGLAND, WE HAVE DECLARED THE SITE OF HIS GRAVE AND THIS CHURCH OF HIS PATRON' SAINT NATIONAL CATHOLIC HISTORICAL SITES.

 
 

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