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Harper's Encyclopedia of United States History (ed. Benson Lossing), Massachusetts (search)
itish colonies, was published in Boston......April 24, 1704 [The paper lived seventy-two years. The only complete file is with the New York Historical Society.] Benjamin Franklin born in Boston......Jan. 17, 1706 Haverhill again attacked by the French and Indians......Aug. 29, 1708 Port Royal taken from the French by the English......Oct. 5, 1710 [Name changed from Port Royal to Annapolis, in honor of Queen Anne.] Expedition against Quebec and Canada leaves Boston......July 30, 1711 [The fleet, consisting of fifteen ships-ofwar and forty transports, is under command of Sir Hovenden Walker, and carries seven regiments of veterans from Marlborough's army and a battalion of marines. Eight vessels of this fleet are wrecked in the river St. Lawrence on the night of Aug. 22, 1711, and the remainder return, having accomplished nothing.] Boundary between Massachusetts and: Connecticut located......1713 Schooners invented and built at Cape Ann......1714 Elizabet
Harper's Encyclopedia of United States History (ed. Benson Lossing), New York, (search)
chuyler takes to England five distinguished chiefs of the Iroquois to visit the Queen......1710 Richard Ingoldsby displaced; Gerardus Beekman acting governor from......April 10, 1710 Robert Hunter, governor, arrives at New York with 3,000 German Lutherans......June 14, 1710 Preparations to invade Canada. Nicholson leaves Albany with 4,000 men, and a fleet under Sir Hovenden Walker sails from Boston with 7,000 men and a fine train of artillery, against Quebec and Montreal......July 30, 1711 Fleet loses eight transports and more than 1,000 men on the rocks at the mouth of the St. Lawrence, and sails for England; the army disbands......1711 Tuscaroras leave North Carolina and join their brethren in New York, thus forming the Six Nations......1712 Pretended discovery of a negro insurrection in New York; nineteen negroes hanged......1712 Schoharie Flats settled by Germans......1713 Peace of Utrecht between England and France......April 11, 1713 Court of chance