List of Wars
WAR
DATES
AREA
French-Spanish 1565-67
Florida
English-French
1613-1629
Canada
Anglo-French
1629
St. Lawrence Riv.
Pequot
War
1636-37
New England
???????
1640-45
New Netherland
Iroquois
1642-53
New Eng.; Acadia
Anglo-Dutch
July 1653 New
Netherland
Bacon's
Rebellion
1675-76
Virginia
King
Philip's
1675-76
New England
War In
North
1676-78
Maine
Culpepper's
Reb'n
1677-80
Carolinas
Leisler's Rebellion
1688-91
New England
Revolution in
MD
1689
Maryland
Glorious Revolution
1689
New England
King Willliam's War
1689-97
Canada
Queen
Anne's
1702-13
New England
Tuscarora
1711-12
Virginia
Jenkin's
Ear
1739-42
Florida
King
George's
1740
GA & VA
Louisbourg
1745
New England
Fort
Necessity
1754
Ohio
Anglo-French
1755-58
Canada
French &
Indian
1754-63
New Eng;VA
Siege of
Quebec
1759
Canada
American Revolution
1775-83
USA
Wyoming
Valley
1782-87
Pennsylvania
Shay's
Rebellion
12/1786-1/1787 Massachusetts
Whiskey Insurrection
1794
Pennsylvania
Northwestern Indian
1790-95
Ohio
War with
France
1798-1800
Naval
War with Tripoli(Naval)
1801-05
North Coast Africa
Burr's Insurrection
1806-1807
South Mississippi
Valley
Chesapeake (Naval)
1807
Virginia
Northwestern Indian
1811
Indiana
Florida Seminole Indian
1812
FL (GA Volunteers)
War of
1812
1812-15
General
Peoria
Indian
1813
Illinois
Creek
Indian
1813-14
South
Lafitte's
Pirates
1814
Local
Barbary
Pirates
1815
North Coast Africa
Seminole
Indian
1817-18
FL & GA
Lafitte's
Pirates
1821
Galveston
Arickaree
Indian
1823
Missouri Riv;
Dakota
Territory
Fever River Indian
1827
Illinois
Winnebago
Indian
1827
Wisonsin
Sac & Fox
Indian
1831
Illinois
Black
Hawk
1832
Illinois & Wisconsin
Toledo
1835-36
Ohio & Michagan
Texan
1835-36
Texas
Indian
Stream
1835-36
New Hampshire
Creek
Indian
1836-37
Georgia & Alabama
Florida (Seminole)
1835-42
FL, GA, & AL
Sabine / Southwestern
1836-37
Louisiana
Indian
Cherokee
1836-38
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Osage
Indian
1837
Missouri
Heatherly Distrubance
1836
Missouri
Mormon
1838
Missouri
Aroostook
1839
Maine
Dorr's
Rebellion
1842
Rhode Island
Mormon
1844
Illinois
Mexican
1846-1848
Mexico
Cayuse
Indian
1847-48
Oregon
TX & NM
Indian
1849-55
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California
Indian
1851-52
---
Utah
Indian
1850-53
---
Rogue River Indian
1851, 1853,
1856
Oregon
Oregon
Indian
1854
Oregon
Nicaraguan
1854-58
Naval
Kansas
Troubles
1854-59
Kansas
Yakima
Indian
1855
Local
Klamath &
Salmon
1855
Oregon & Idaho
River
Indian
Florida
Indian
1855-58
Florida
John Brown's
Raid
1859
VA
War of
Rebellion
1860-65
General
Cheyenne
1861-64
Local
Sioux
1862-63
Minnesota
Indian
Campaign
1865-68
OR, ID, CA
Fenian Invasion of
1866
From New England
Canada
Indian
Campaign
1867-69
KS, CO & Ind. Terr.
Modac
Indian
1872-73
Oregon
Apaches
1873
Arizona
Indian
Campaigns
1874-75
KS, CO, TX, NM,
& Indian Territory
Cheyenne &
Sioux
1876-77
Dakota
Nez
Perce
1877
Idaho
Bannock
1878 Washington & Wyoming Terr.
White Riv. (Ute Ind.)
1879
Utah & Coloradp
Cheyenne
1878-79
Dakota & Montana
Spanish-American
1898-99
Cuba
Phillippine Insurrection
1899-1902 Philippine
Islands
Georgia Bounty Land Grant
Information
The bounties
were awarded as follows:
Private in Georgia Line 230
Lieutenant in Militia 460
Major in Georgia Line 920
Private in Minute Battalions 287 ½
Lieutenant in Minute Battalions 460
Refugee Captain in Militia 977 ½
Private in Militia 287 ½
Lieutenant in Georgia Line 460
Lt. Colonel in Georgia Line 1035
Refugee Private in Militia 287 ½
Refugee Private in Militia (also Citizen) 575
Lt. Colonel in Militia 1035
Seaman in Galleys 287 ½
Captain in Militia 575
Lt. Colonel in Minute Battalions 1035
Citizen 287 ½
Captain in Minute Battalions 575
Colonel in Militia 1150
Deserter from British 287 ½
Refugee Sergeant in Militia (also Citizen) 632 ½
Colonel in Georgia Line 1150
Sergeant in Minute Battalions 345
Captain in Georgia Line 690
Refugee Major in Militia 1207 ½
Sergeant in Militia 345
Refugee Lieutenant in Militia 747 ½
Brigadier General in Militia 1955
Sergeant in Georgia Line 345
Major in Militia 920
Refugee Sergeant in Militia 345
Major in Minute Battalions 920
The land set aside for the veterans of the
Georgia Line or Continental Line, as it was
previously called, was a tremendous tract known
as the Bounty Reserve or simply the Reserve,
located in the south end of old Franklin County
and the north end of old Washington County. The
same territory is today part of Oconee,
Oglethorpe and Greene Counties, lying between the
Oconee and Appalachee rivers.
The Minutemen were all non-residents of Georgia
at the time of their enlistments, recruited from
other states.
The State Militia was in the service of the
state, and not of the
Continental Congress, from the start to the
finish of the war.
Men who had fled from the state when their homes
were overrun by the British and had enlisted and
fought in the Militia Regiments of South Carolina
and North Carolina were known as Refugees.
The fifth and largest class who received bounty
grants, entitled Citizens,
was the least deserving.
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