Frenchman's Head was established on the shores of the Lac Seul. The community forms part of Lac Seul First Nation whose residents originally inhabited the surrounding region. In the late 18th Century Frenchman's Head was established as a Hudson's Bay Company fur trade post.  In 1873, the areas inhabited by the Ojibway people became part of the Northwest Angle Treaty - Treaty No. 3 to form the Lac Seul reserve.  In 1882, the area was surveyed by the Ontario Government.  Frenchman's Head was confirmed by the Ontario government in 1915.  Currently, the estimated combined populations of Lac Seul, Frenchman's Head, and Kejick Bay which form Lac Seul is 603. Veteran Listing Rank Name   Alexander Chief