Compagnie Franche de la Marine du Fort la Jonquiere
Unit POC: Gary Hackman
500 Washington Street, Decorah, IA 52101-2264
Email: jonquier@willinet.net
Unit POC: Sergeant Michael Lambert
4949 22nd Ave., NW Rochester, MN 55901-2033
Email: mmathews@vax2.winona.msus.edu
URL: http://members.aol.com/ciefranche/index. html

LaReine Grenadiers
Location: Burton, MI
Time Period: 1755-1763
Contact: Rob Madden, 1343 Potter Blvd., Burton, MI 48509
Phone: 810-743-7349
Email: robertwmadden@earthlink.net
We portray the Grenadier company of the 2nd Battalion of Regt. De LaReine that fought in North America from 1755-1760 under Capt. Montreiul and From 1760-1763 The 2nd battalion fought in Germany.

Missouri

1st/Royal Regiment
The oldest Regiment of Foote in the British Army (7 Years War)
Location: St. Louis, MO
Time Period: French & Indian War Contact: Edward Dulaney
Email: edulaney@charter.net
URL: http://scribers.midwest.net/edulaney/

42nd Highlanders Stirlings Co.
Location: St. Louis, MO
Time Period: 1756 to1767 French &Indian War
Contact: Kevin Pfeiffer
6245 Goener, St. Louis, MO 63116
Phone: 314-832-6614
Email: pfeifkc@hotmail.com

80th of Foote- Gage's LI
Location: Mendon, NY
Time Period: 1759-1764
Contact: David Austin, PO Box 51, Mendon, NY 14506
Phone: 585-624-7713
Email: austin80@rochester.rr.com
Gage's is a "hardcore" unit. We are serious about our skills & persona.

Compagnie de Lery
Location: Mowhawk Valley of NY
Contact: Mario Doreste
Address: 247 Hwy. Route 20, Sharon Springs, NY 13459
Phone: 518-284-9757
Email: lapetiteguerre@yahoo.com
Compagnie de Lery portrays a raiding force of milice, compagnies franches and suvage during the French and Indian War. We also participate in historical trekking, live shoots, and public demos throughout the year. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/compagnie_de_lery/

Fort LaPresentation Company
Location: Ogdensburg, NY
Time Period: French & Indian, Revolutionary, War of 1812
Contact: Dave Murray, Fort LaPresentation Company, Inc.,
P.O. Box 1749, Ogdensburg, NY 13669
Email: dmurray3@twcny.rr.com
URL: http://www.fortlapresentation.org

Ohio

Compagnie Franche de la Marine du Riviere au Boeuf
Unit POC: Greg Henning
11701 Fry Rd., Edinboro, PA 16412-3941
Email: gehenning@yahoo.com
URL: http://www.geocities.com/Pentagon/Bunker/8866/

Compagnie Franche de la Marine du Contrecoeur
Location: Pittsburgh, PA
Contact: Lieutenante David Bybee
807 Willow Lane, Lebanon, PA. 17046
Phone: 717-272-2393
Email: marinsgtfni@hotmail.com
URL: http://www.marinesducontrecoeur.org
Our unit is a recreation of les Compagnie franche de la Marine du Contrecoeur. Although the unit is based in the Pittsburgh, PA area, members hail from the tri-state area, with some coming from as far as Philadelphia, Michigan, and West Virginia. Our annual dues are $10.00 (subject to change) per adult (18 or older), payable at the annual meeting held about the first weekend in March. We participate in an average of eight events each year, including the annual re-enactments at Fort Pitt, Pittsburgh, PA.; Fort Fredrick, Big Pool, MD.; Fort Ticonderoga, Ticonderoga, NY; Fort Niagara, Youngstown, NY; Jumonville/Fort Necessity, Farmington, PA; Fort Ligonier, Ligonier, PA; Somerset Historical Center, Somerset, PA; and Penn's Colony, Pittsburgh, PA. Events are normally Saturday and Sunday. Our unit was a member of the "Associators of the French Indian War."

Compagnie Franche de la Marine du Dumas
Location: Western PA, eastern Ohio
Time Period: 1754 to 1758
Unit POC: Vincent Watson
103 Glenwood Ave., Evans City, PA, USA 16033
Phone: 724-538-9261
Email: srrainc@zoominternet.net
URL: http://www.srrainc.dreamwater.org/
We are a re-enactiing unit that started in the late 1960s. Our home area is Western Penn. - Eastern Ohio. The unit we recreate would have been at Ft Duquesne between 1754 to 1558. The Marines would have been a part of Washington's defeat at Ft Neccessity, Braddock's defeat in 1756, and the attack on Ft Ligonier in 1758. Our unit attends events all over the eastern part of the U.S. and Canada. Contact Vince Watson or go to our web site for more info.

Regiment de La Sarre, 2nd Battalion, 1756-1760
Location: New Alexandria, PA
Contact: Lieut. Raymond A. Washlaski
Email: fiwar@aol.com
Re-enactors of the French & Indian War Period of American History  

Royal Roussillon Grenadiers
Location: Pittsburgh, PA
Time Period: 1756 French and Indian War
Contact: Johnny Smith
435 Basin St., Saltsburg, PA 15681
Phone: 724-639-3383
Email: corbiere@asdmonline.net
Reenacting unit in PA recreating French regulars in the French & Indian War.

Ourry's Co. 60th RAR
Location: Ligonier, PA
Time Period: French & Indian War, Pontiac's Rebellion
Contact: Jeff Graham
Address: 1229 Orchard Lane, Ligonier, PA 15658
Phone: 724-238-6859
Email: SctsGuards@aol.com
Currently recruiting in the PA., OH., NY., and MD., area. We are a growing, active unit that get to quite a number of quality events.

Susquehanna Rangers, Inc.

Location: Salunga, PA

Gorham's Rangers
Location: Middlebury, VT
Time Period: 1757-59
Contact: James Ross
170 Washington St., Middlebury, VT 05753
Email: Major2hook@yahoo.com 

Les Troupes de la Ponite a la Chevelure
Contact: Louis Alarie
Email: lalarie@foxboro.com
Unit POC: Phillip Howard
31 Camp Kiniya Rd., Colchrster, VT 05446

Wisconsin

Gorrells 60th Royal Americans
Location: Green Bay, WI
Time Period: French & Indian War
Contact: Michael Conard, 1021 Juneau Street, Kewaunee, WI 54216
Phone: 920-388-2728
Email: mconard@itol.com
URL: http://www.gorrells60th.org 

Habitants of New France, Inc.
Location: Fort Bon Secours, Cornell, WI 54732
Time Period: F&I War
Contact: Father Thomas, 15859 - 292 St., Cornell, WI 54732
Phone: (715) 667-5362
Email: fatherthoma@fortbonsecours.org
URL: http://www.fortbonsecours.org
The Habitants of New France, Inc. own and operate the fort site, "Fort Bon Secours" which is a permanent re-enactment site at which we hold 6 events per year. The Habitants is a non-profit re-enactment group dedicated to the teaching about the French Fur Trade era in the Great Lakes region. For more information see our web-site or contact Father Thomas.