Jun 17 Three transports sink in the swift currents at the Cedres, but no lives are lost. Jul 10 Denonville's forces arrive at the future site of Pultneyville. He proposes to destroy the Seneca Indians to the south. A small log enclosure is built and his boats are sunk so they will not blow away. The Indians withdraw when the remaining French forces come up.
Casualties are moderate on both sides.
Jul 14 Denonville enters Gannagaro, which the Indians have burned. The remaining Seneca will all survive the winter. Denonville discovers a coat of arms sent by British general Dongan claiming the area is English territory. The French camp at three small lakes, today's Mendon Ponds Park. Denonville's forces burn their log fort on the bay.