Joseph Coulon de Jumonville - Revision history

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	'''Joseph Coulon de Villiers, Sieur de Jumonville''' (~~8 September~~ 1718 – ~~28 May~~ 1754) was a [[France\|French]]-[[Canada\|Canadian]] officer in the [[French Army]].		{{Character Infobox
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			\|death = 28 May 1754<br>[[Pennsylvania]], [[United States\|British America]]
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			'''Joseph Coulon de Villiers, Sieur de Jumonville''' (1718 – 1754) was a [[France\|French]]-[[Canada\|Canadian]] officer in the [[French Army]].

			==Biography==
			===Military career===
	On 28 May 1754, Jumonville was sent to warn the [[Virginia (state)\|Virginian]] militia leader [[George Washington]] against encroaching further into French territory. Alerted to Jumonville's presence, Washington's militia and their native {{Wiki\|Mingo}} allies ambushed the French officer's force in the {{Wiki\|Battle of Jumonville Glen}}.<ref name="GW">''[[George Washington's notebook]]''</ref>		On 28 May 1754, Jumonville was sent to warn the [[Virginia (state)\|Virginian]] militia leader [[George Washington]] against encroaching further into French territory. Alerted to Jumonville's presence, Washington's militia and their native {{Wiki\|Mingo}} allies ambushed the French officer's force in the {{Wiki\|Battle of Jumonville Glen}}.<ref name="GW">''[[George Washington's notebook]]''</ref>

	After Washington's militia won the battle, Jumonville surrendered. To Washington's surprise however, the Mingo chief {{Wiki\|Tanacharison\|Half King}} threw his [[Tomahawks\|tomahawk]] into Jumonville's head, killing him.<ref name="GW"/>		After Washington's militia won the battle, Jumonville surrendered. To Washington's surprise however, the Mingo chief {{Wiki\|Tanacharison\|Half King}} threw his [[Tomahawks\|tomahawk]] into Jumonville's head, killing him.<ref name="GW"/>

	The French held Washington responsible for Jumonville's death, calling the ambush an act of war. Once Jumonville's brother, {{Wiki\|Louis Coulon de Villiers}}, heard of his death, he and a detachment of 500 men marched towards Washington's militia. The French and Washington's militia eventually fought at the [[Battle of Fort Necessity]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed III]]''</ref>		===Legacy===
			The French held Washington responsible for Jumonville's death, calling the ambush an act of war. Once Jumonville's brother, {{Wiki\|Louis Coulon de Villiers}}, heard of his death, he and a detachment of 500 men marched towards Washington's militia. The French and Washington's militia eventually fought at the [[Battle of Fort Necessity]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed III]]'' – [[Database: Battle of Fort Necessity]]</ref>

	Washington's militia soon surrendered. In the surrender document, Coulon de Villiers inserted a clause referring to Jumonville's death as an "assassination". Jumonville's death played an important part in sparking the [[Seven Years' War]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Rogue]]''</ref>		Washington's militia soon surrendered. In the surrender document, Coulon de Villiers inserted a clause referring to Jumonville's death as an "assassination". Jumonville's death played an important part in sparking the [[Seven Years' War]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Rogue]]'' – [[Database: George Washington (Rogue)\|Database: George Washington]]</ref>

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	'''Joseph Coulon de Villiers, Sieur de Jumonville''' (8 September 1718 – 28 May 1754) was a [[France\|French]]-[[Canada\|Canadian]] officer in the [[French Army]].		'''Joseph Coulon de Villiers, Sieur de Jumonville''' (8 September 1718 – 28 May 1754) was a [[France\|French]]-[[Canada\|Canadian]] officer in the [[French Army]].

	On 28 May 1754, Jumonville was sent to warn the [[Virginia (state)\|Virginian]] militia leader [[George Washington]] against encroaching further into French territory. Alerted to Jumonville's presence, Washington's militia and their native {{Wiki\|Mingo}} allies ambushed the French officer's force in the {{Wiki\|Battle of Jumonville Glen}}.<ref name="GW">''[[George Washington's notebook]]</ref>		On 28 May 1754, Jumonville was sent to warn the [[Virginia (state)\|Virginian]] militia leader [[George Washington]] against encroaching further into French territory. Alerted to Jumonville's presence, Washington's militia and their native {{Wiki\|Mingo}} allies ambushed the French officer's force in the {{Wiki\|Battle of Jumonville Glen}}.<ref name="GW">''[[George Washington's notebook]]''</ref>

	After Washington's militia won the battle, Jumonville surrendered. To Washington's surprise however, the Mingo chief {{Wiki\|Tanacharison\|Half King}} threw his [[Tomahawks\|tomahawk]] into Jumonville's head, killing him.<ref name="GW"/>		After Washington's militia won the battle, Jumonville surrendered. To Washington's surprise however, the Mingo chief {{Wiki\|Tanacharison\|Half King}} threw his [[Tomahawks\|tomahawk]] into Jumonville's head, killing him.<ref name="GW"/>
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	Washington's militia soon surrendered. In the surrender document, Coulon de Villiers inserted a clause referring to Jumonville's death as an "assassination". Jumonville's death played an important part in sparking the [[Seven Years' War]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Rogue]]''</ref>		Washington's militia soon surrendered. In the surrender document, Coulon de Villiers inserted a clause referring to Jumonville's death as an "assassination". Jumonville's death played an important part in sparking the [[Seven Years' War]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Rogue]]''</ref>

			==Appearances==
			*''[[Assassin's Creed III]]'' {{Mo}}
			*''[[Assassin's Creed: Rogue]]'' {{Mo}}

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	'''Joseph Coulon de Villiers, Sieur de Jumonville''' (8 September 1718 – 28 May 1754) was a [[France\|French]]-[[Canada\|Canadian]] officer in the [[French Army]].		'''Joseph Coulon de Villiers, Sieur de Jumonville''' (8 September 1718 – 28 May 1754) was a [[France\|French]]-[[Canada\|Canadian]] officer in the [[French Army]].

	On 28 May 1754, Jumonville was sent to warn the [[Virginia]]n militia leader [[George Washington]] against encroaching further into French territory. Alerted to Jumonville's presence, Washington's militia and their native {{Wiki\|Mingo}} allies ambushed the French officer's force in the {{Wiki\|Battle of Jumonville Glen}}.<ref name="GW">''[[George Washington's notebook]]</ref>		On 28 May 1754, Jumonville was sent to warn the [[Virginia (state)\|Virginian]] militia leader [[George Washington]] against encroaching further into French territory. Alerted to Jumonville's presence, Washington's militia and their native {{Wiki\|Mingo}} allies ambushed the French officer's force in the {{Wiki\|Battle of Jumonville Glen}}.<ref name="GW">''[[George Washington's notebook]]</ref>

	After Washington's militia won the battle, Jumonville surrendered. To Washington's surprise however, the Mingo chief {{Wiki\|Tanacharison\|Half King}} threw his [[Tomahawks\|tomahawk]] into Jumonville's head, killing him.<ref name="GW"/>		After Washington's militia won the battle, Jumonville surrendered. To Washington's surprise however, the Mingo chief {{Wiki\|Tanacharison\|Half King}} threw his [[Tomahawks\|tomahawk]] into Jumonville's head, killing him.<ref name="GW"/>

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'''Joseph Coulon de Villiers, Sieur de Jumonville''' (8 September 1718 – 28 May 1754) was a [[France|French]]-[[Canada|Canadian]] officer in the [[French Army]].

On 28 May 1754, Jumonville was sent to warn the [[Virginia]]n militia leader [[George Washington]] against encroaching further into French territory. Alerted to Jumonville's presence, Washington's militia and their native {{Wiki|Mingo}} allies ambushed the French officer's force in the {{Wiki|Battle of Jumonville Glen}}.<ref name="GW">''[[George Washington's notebook]]</ref>

After Washington's militia won the battle, Jumonville surrendered. To Washington's surprise however, the Mingo chief {{Wiki|Tanacharison|Half King}} threw his [[Tomahawks|tomahawk]] into Jumonville's head, killing him.<ref name="GW"/>

The French held Washington responsible for Jumonville's death, calling the ambush an act of war. Once Jumonville's brother, {{Wiki|Louis Coulon de Villiers}}, heard of his death, he and a detachment of 500 men marched towards Washington's militia. The French and Washington's militia eventually fought at the [[Battle of Fort Necessity]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed III]]''</ref>

Washington's militia soon surrendered. In the surrender document, Coulon de Villiers inserted a clause referring to Jumonville's death as an "assassination". Jumonville's death played an important part in sparking the [[Seven Years' War]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Rogue]]''</ref>

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