On Nov. 14, 1828, the British surrendered their last post in Michigan after the War of 1812.
The last post was on Drummond Island, once a critical region for trade and military dominance. They moved there after signing a treaty on Mackinac Island, arguing it was Canadian territory. A survey determined that was not so.
Sourcse:
Michigan Every Day
Samuel Fletcher Cook, “Drummong Island : The Story of the British Occupation (1815-1828), R. Smith Printing Co, Lansing, Michigan, 1896.