Quebec Capitulation Details and Battle Casualties Report
After a fierce engagement at Quebec on September 18, 1759, British forces secured capitulation terms from M. de Ramsay. The report lists killed and wounded among generals and regiments, artillery losses, and the garrison’s evacuation provisions, with notes on loyalty oaths and religious safeguards for Quebec's inhabitants and clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talion
Royal Roulillon
Bragg
Louisbourg Grenadiers
Nonekion
Lascelles
M. Moncalin
Howe
Amburit
Murray
Amhurtit
Bougainvile
Cape Rouge
Noop
Beauport
Defesters
M. de Levy
Montreal
Amherst
M. de Bougainville
M. de Ramzay
Quebec
Shorcett
Toren
France
Tetir
Canada
L aeaBe de
Charles Saunders
George Townshend
DE Ramesay
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Lebouc
Aton
Uchee
James Wolfe
Monckton
Carleton
Spital
Smyth
Aid de Camp
Ei Aine Barré
Jeffery Amherst’s
John Maxwell
William Skeen
Robert Ross
Philip Bragg
Ralph Corry
Adamb Milbank
Thomas Spann
William Cooper
Wiliam Evans
Baxton
William Penry Fairfax
Feu
Charles Otway
Cagtaing
Jaba Masniell
Luke Zandimer
William Mason
Kiled
Charles Gove
Richard Allen
Gabriel Mazarin
James Cockburn
James Kennedy
Gardiner
Seymour
Peach
Gwenert
Ewer
Henning
Enficns
Dunlop
Faunce
Daniel Webb
Robert Anstruther
Nuttall
Bird
Kemptie
Grant
Tottenham
Dainty
Robert Monckton
Samuel Holland
James Calder
Jamey Jeffery
Alexander Shaw
Enfighs
Charles Cameron
William Snow Steel
Serjeants
Charles Lawrence’s
Simon Frazer's
Ross
John M'Donnell
Simon Fraser
Alexander Gregorion
Malcomb Frazer
Conran
Jones
Pinhorne
Nevin
Witing
Royal Train of Artilery
Lieut
Benzell
Matsoffes
Geo, Townshend
Ouchec
Ma- Ley
Ahieu
Annes Lee Ae
Brass Ordnance
Tron Ordnance
George Tounseend
la Coloniella Sarre
Bearn
la Guienne
Mihitia
Privatad
Marquis de Montcalm
Senezergues
Bean Chatel
de la Sarre
Moniveur Beusainsile
Companis Grenadiers
Berg Ryce
Mers
le Cis
de Beva