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Patrick MacKellar

Colonel Patrick Mackellar (1717 – 1778) was a British army officer and military engineer who played a significant role in the early history of North America. He was the deputy chief engineer at the Siege of Louisbourg (1758) and the chief engineer at the siege of Quebec in 1759. In later years he was responsible for the design and construction of the…

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Allegiance
Great Britain
Born
1717 London, England, Great Britain
Children
2 sons
Conflicts
Seven Years' War Battle of the Monongahela Battle of Fort Oswego (POW) Siege of Louisbourg Battle of Sainte-Foy Siege of Havana · Battle of the Monongahela · Battle of Fort Oswego (POW) · Siege of Louisbourg · Battle of Sainte-Foy
Died
1778 (aged 60–61)
Service years
1742–1777

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7 Years War

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Patrick MacKellar

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related to Early life and career · 28
Patrick MacKellar → America, Argyll, Army, Corps, December, Engineers, England, Four, Having, His, In, In Menorca, John, July, Mackellar, Major-General Edward Braddock, March, Marines, Menorca, November
Conflicts · 6
Patrick MacKellar → Battle of Fort Oswego (POW), Battle of Sainte-Foy, Battle of the Monongahela, Seven Years' War Battle of the Monongahela Battle of Fort Oswego (POW) Siege of Louisbourg Battle of Sainte-Foy Siege of Havana, Siege of Havana, Siege of Louisbourg
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Patrick MacKellar → Great Britain
Born · 1
Patrick MacKellar → 1717 London, England, Great Britain
Children · 1
Patrick MacKellar → 2 sons
Died · 1
Patrick MacKellar → 1778 (aged 60–61)
Service years · 1
Patrick MacKellar → 1742–1777

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Patrick MacKellarAllegianceGreat Britain1.00infobox
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Patrick MacKellarChildren2 sons1.00infobox
Patrick MacKellarConflictsSeven Years' War Battle of the Monongahela Battle of Fort Oswego (POW) Siege of Louisbourg Battle of Sainte-Foy Siege of Havana1.00infobox
Patrick MacKellarConflictsBattle of the Monongahela1.00infobox
Patrick MacKellarConflictsBattle of Fort Oswego (POW)1.00infobox
Patrick MacKellarConflictsSiege of Louisbourg1.00infobox
Patrick MacKellarConflictsBattle of Sainte-Foy1.00infobox
Patrick MacKellarConflictsSiege of Havana1.00infobox
Patrick MacKellarDied1778 (aged 60–61)1.00infobox
Patrick MacKellarService years1742–17771.00infobox
Patrick MacKellarrelated to Early life and careerJohn0.60section

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