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Queen Anne's War 1702 - 1713 Colonies To Colossus (#30)
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- Опубліковано 1 лис 2021
- This is a podcast in a series about Colonial American history. It discusses Queen Anne's War and it also touches on the Iroquois and other Indian tribal politics and military involvement in the war. Maps in the video detail the different battles that occurred between the French, English and Spanish and their Indian allies in Canada, New England, the Carolina back country and Florida.
Excellent! Very clear and informative, and love the maps!
thanks for your work. happily subscribed.
Love these videos!
Great job though!👍
Great video.
Question: What area, which looks to be marked as Tallahassee/Cairo/Quitman/Valdosta, were main areas of fighting specifically?
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In the course of working on family history I became aware of my direct connection to Queen Anne's War. My 6th great grandmother was taken captive at age 5 during a raid on Saco Maine in August 1703. I had not followed that line to any great detail and assumed they were all French. Could you point me to a source that covers the southern Maine raids in detail. I would like to visit the area where their farm was located in the Saco-Biddeford area. I contacted the library in the Sack area and they were able to provide me with a brief description of the raid and the names of some of the captives that went along with the information I had received from Family Search. I read my first book on these wars when I was 12. Rogers Rangers and the French and Indian War. This discovery has renewed that interest.
My Great Grandfather was one native who fought with English during that time.
@4:00 minutes you state it's hard to believe that the Iroquois would raid this far south against the Catawba? Look to the east and low and behold up pop the Iroquois speaking Tuscarora (who will soon be pushed north) to become the 6th tribe in the "Haudenosaunee Confederation" more Pennsylvania than New York