1811 German Coast uprising
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Location: Territory of Orleans
Dates: Jan 8, 1811 – Jan 10, 1811
95 total killed from skirmishes and sentencing after trials: 2 killed
Charles Deslondes: Wade Hampton I; John Shaw; William C. C. Claiborne
Enslaved Africans: Local planters; Militia and regulars
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Mar 12, 2007 · Andry's Rebellion, also known as the German Coast Uprising, was a slave revolt that occurred in the Territory of Louisiana between January 8 ...
Charles Deslondes was the leader of the revolt known as the German Coast Uprising on the eastern bank of the Mississippi River in 1811.
Jan 8, 2016 · The uprising began on the grounds of a plantation owned by Manuel Andry on the east side of the Mississippi, in a region called the German Coast ...
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