Skirmish at Moore's Corners

Skirmish at Moore's Corners
Part of Lower Canada Rebellion
Date December 6, 1837 Location Moore's Corners, Lower Canada Result Loyalist victory
Belligerents
Lower Canada Loyalists	Patriotes
Commanders and leaders
Capt. O.J. Kempt Capt. Hiram Moore	Dr. Cyrille Côté Julien Gagnon (WIA) Col. Pierre-Rémi Narbonne
Units involved
Missisquoi Militia Philipsburg Volunteers	Patriotes
Strength
200+	80
Casualties and losses
No casualties	1 killed 3 wounded 1 taken prisoner

The Skirmish at Moore's Corners was a small skirmish fought on December 6, 1837, in Moore's Corners during the Lower Canada Rebellion. A group of 80 Patriotes marched into Canada from Swanton, Vermont intending to join other rebels and were intercepted in the hamlet of Moore's Corners by loyalist militia from Philipsburg and Missisqoui.^[1]