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Queen Anne's War

19 documented events in this record · 2 with an archive page

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North American theater of the War of the Spanish Succession

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Related events

The chronological links below come from Wikidata’s “part of” and “has part” relations. This selection covers 1702 — 22 August 1711; it does not claim to cover the entire conflict or reconstruct an army’s movements.

  1. 1702

    Battle of Flint River ↗

    Source · Q4871024
  2. August 1702 — October 1702

    Newfoundland Expedition ↗

    Source · Q5977822
  3. 10 November 1702 — 30 December 1702

    Siege of St. Augustine ↗

    Source · Q12717504
  4. 10 August 1703 — 19 August 1703

    Battle of Falmouth ↗

    Source · Q17515458
  5. 1704

    Raid on Grand Pré ↗

    Source · Q2866993
  6. 29 February 1704

    Raid on Deerfield ↗

    Source · Q3046548
  7. 18 August 1704

    Battle of Bonavista ↗

    Source · Q134108604
  8. 1 February 1705 — 5 March 1705

    Siege of St. John's ↗

    Source · Q5928017
  9. September 1706

    Lefebvre's Charles Town expedition

    On the map ↗ Source · Q5082999
  10. 6 June 1707 — 17 June 1707

    Siege of Port Royal ↗

    Source · Q3079017
  11. 12 August 1707 — 20 August 1707

    Siege of Pensacola ↗

    Source · Q12717505
  12. 22 August 1707 — 1 September 1707

    Siege of Port-Royal ↗

    Source · Q72805781
  13. 28 November 1707 — 30 November 1707

    Second Siege of Pesacola ↗

    Source · Q72311205
  14. 29 August 1708

    Raid on Haverhill ↗

    Source · Q2382755
  15. 1 January 1709

    Battle of St. John's ↗

    Source · Q3403846
  16. 26 June 1709

    Battle of Fort Albany ↗

    Source · Q4871032
  17. 5 October 1710 — 13 October 1710

    Siege of Port Royal ↗

    Source · Q3078994
  18. 10 June 1711 — 21 June 1711

    Battle of Bloody Creek ↗

    Source · Q4870505
  19. 22 August 1711

    Quebec Expedition

    On the map ↗ Source · Q732992

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