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Dawnland Time Line - 1744 to 1750
King George's War
Last Updated Dec-2008
Period Summary - This war had a European component. The French continue to supply Wabanaki with war materials and support the warriors families at Canadian mission villages.
| Date | Event | Location | Notes | More |
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| 1747, April | Document | Westmoreland on the Connecticut River | Abenaki warriors take over Fort #2 and send a letter to the English |
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| 1748 | Treaty of Aix la Chapelle | Europe | English vs French | |
| 1749, Oct.16 | Treaty | Falmouth ME | English vs Wabanaki ratified in Maine 1752, 1753, 1754 |
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| 1749 | Murder | Wiscasset ME | Obadiah Albee Jr., Samuel Ball and Benjamin Ledite murder an Abenaki man soon after the declaration of peace. | |
| 1750, May 15 | Document | Northeast | New England assures the governor of Quebec, the Pigwacket and Abenaki Indians are not being forced to remain near the English settlements, but some have volunteered to fight with the English at Louisburg | |
| 1750, Jun.9 | Document | Maine | reference is made to the Androscoggin being almost extinct, a union of the Pigwacket and Androscoggins, and an Androscoggin wounded by some men charged with murder | |
| 1750, Jul.6 | Messenger Sent | ME | inviting the Norridgewock and Arresaguntacook [St.Francis] Indians to be present at a trial of a man accused of killing Wiscasset Indians | |
| 1750, Fall | Raid | Gorham ME | Indians carried away or killed a young man at New Marblehead | |
| 1750, Oct.30 | Letter | St. George | Sebauoodett states that he will interview the Arssaguntacook Indians and will report the results | |
