Gravestone for François Riday Busseron
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Title
Gravestone for François Riday Busseron
Subject
Fort Sackville (Ind.)
Vincennes (Ind.)--History--Revolution, 1775-1783
Vincennes (Ind.)--History--Revolution, 1775-1783
Description
Busseron was a Canadian fur trader and militia captain at Vincennes. He sided with the Americans during the Revolutionary War. He and his men buried black power and ammunition when Hamilton retook fort and then offered it (and the support of his 75 militia men) to Clark. He also extended $12,000 in credit to Clark during the war but was never repaid by Clark.
Buried at the St. Xavier Cemetery (Old French Cathedral), Knox Co., Indiana.
FRANCOIS RIDAY BUSSERON
CAPT CONTINENTAL TROOPS REV WAR
1748-1791
Buried at the St. Xavier Cemetery (Old French Cathedral), Knox Co., Indiana.
FRANCOIS RIDAY BUSSERON
CAPT CONTINENTAL TROOPS REV WAR
1748-1791
Creator
?
Date
2016
Contributor
Photo taken by Greta Lohe, in 2016.
Format
Original: ?; Digital: JPG
Type
Object
Files
Collection
Citation
?, “Gravestone for François Riday Busseron,” accessed October 17, 2026, https://gretaswain.org/sackville/items/show/14.
