Three escape routes
![The map identifies each group’s escape route. The westernmost, under Sergeant Collins, crosses the border at St-Armand; the second, identified as Young and McGrorty's, crosses at Freligsburgh; the third, led by Teavis, enters at Abbot's Corner, skirts Mount Pinnacle, reaches Abercorn and then heads north up the Sutton River Valley.](https://www.communitystories.ca/v2/histoires-de-frontiere_border-stories/wp-content/uploads/sites/157/2022/05/22-carte.jpg)
Credit: taken from the book Raise the Flag & Sound The Cannon – The Northernmost Battle of the Civil War by Donald J. Davison. Editor Shoreline, Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue.
The map identifies each group’s escape route. The westernmost, under Sergeant Collins, crosses the border at St-Armand; the second, identified as Young and McGrorty’s, crosses at Freligsburgh; the third, led by Teavis, enters at Abbott’s Corner, skirts Mount Pinnacle, reaches Abercorn and then heads north up the Sutton River Valley.