Trelawny Town Maroons surrendered after fighting the colonial government. The conflict followed long-standing grievances and a dispute over punishment under the treaty system. British forces used trained dogs imported from Cuba, alongside troops and other Maroon allies, to pursue the fighters. The surrender resulted from a military campaign against a community that had secured its freedom through resistance, while the treaty framework had also obliged Maroons to help return people who escaped plantations.
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What happened to the Trelawny Town Maroons in March 1796?
The surrender followed a British military campaign against the Trelawny Town Maroons.
The Second Maroon War ended with an agreement that permanently protected Trelawny Town from displacement.
After the Maroons surrendered, the colonial government deported hundreds to Nova Scotia.