Ethan Allen captured Fort Ticonderoga, and Henry Knox took the cannons to Boston.
Washington sent Henry Knox to Fort Ticonderoga to bring back the cannons that had been left there after the colonists captured the fort.
He did not drag 300 cannons to Boston from Fort Ticonderoga. When the fort fell, there were 78 pieces of artillery there, and of these, 59 were cannons. The equipment removed to Boston included the artillery and other equipment, totaling 60 tons. Col. Henry Knox used horses and oxen to haul this equipment over a distance of 300 miles to Boston.
Henry Knox full name was Henry Knox. The first US Secretary of War, 1789 - 1794
General Henry Knox.
Henry Knox is responsible for bringing cannons from Fort Ticonderoga to Boston. This occurred during the capture of Fort Ticonderoga.
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Henry Knox arrived with fort cannons from Ticonderoga.
Colonal Henry Knox , He retrieved the captured a British cannons from Fort Ticonderoga.
Ethan Allen captured Fort Ticonderoga, and Henry Knox took the cannons to Boston.
Washington sent Henry Knox to Fort Ticonderoga to bring back the cannons that had been left there after the colonists captured the fort.
It is either Isaac Davis, Thomas Gage, John Jay, or Henry Knox.
Henry Knox and some of the Continental Army (Northern Department)
I think he suggested to use the cannon from the captured For Ticonderoga. Washington agreed and put Knox in charge of artillery and was given the task of bringing the cannons from Ticonderoga to Boston. Using ox sleds, Knox brought fifty cannons to the city.
Henry Knox brought cannons taken from Fort Ticonderoga to Boston, and the British evacuated after the colonists fired a few shots at them.
Henry Knox (July 25,1750- December 31,1806) played a very important role in the Siege of Boston, a important battle in the opening phase of the Revolutionary War. Knox had extensive knowledge about all kinds military weapons and after meeting George Washington in 1775 quickly became commander of the Continental Regiment of Artillery. As the Siege on Boston began Knox suggested to Washington that cannons recently captured at Fort Ticonderoga be transported to Boston to give the Americans the advantage. Washington liked the idea and put the Knox in charge of the expedition. Together Henry Knox and his men completed a 300 mile journey, dragging over 60 tons of cannons and mortars over mountains, rivers and through forests. When they arrived back at Boston the American army put up hundreds of barricades and positioned the cannons during the night. In the morning, the English army was completely overwhelmed by the sight of the surrounding American army, and soon retreated out of Boston by ship. If Henry Knox had not retrieved the cannons from Fort Ticonderoga that very important battle way have been lost.