Where these engagements were fought
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Notable engagements
| Engagement | State | Year | Outcome | Forces or losses |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Battle of Bloody Mose | FL | 1740 | Spanish victory | 68-75 killed; 34 captured; Spain: 10 killed; 20 wounded |
| Battle of Bloody Marsh | GA | 1742 | British victory | Province of Georgia: Light casualties; Spain: 200 killed |
| Invasion of Georgia (1742) | GA | 1742 | British victory | Light; Spain: Over two hundred killed, more captured orā¦ |
| Battle of Gully Hole Creek | GA | 1742 | British victory | 1 dead (heat exhaustion); Spain: 12 killed, 10 wounded |
| Northeast Coast campaign (1746) | ME | 1746 | French and Wabanaki Confederacy victory | 9 raids |
| Northeast Coast campaign (1747) | ME | 1747 | French and Wabanaki Confederacy victory | 11 raids |
| Siege of Fort at Number 4 | NH | 1747 | British victory | 10 French troops, 60 Abenaki warriors vs 32 provincialā¦ |
| Siege of St. Augustine (1740) | FL | 1740 | Spanish victory | 122 killed; 16 captured; 14 deserted; 56 artillery piecesā¦ |
| Saratoga raid | NY | 1745 | French victory | 30 killed; 60-100 taken prisoner |
| Northeast Coast campaign (1745) | ME | 1745 | 11 raids | |
| The Bars Fight at Deerfield | MA | 1746 | 3 killed, boy killed, 1 captured; 2 Indians killed | |
| Siege and capture of Fort Massachusetts | MA | 1746 | 1 killed (Knowlton), 2 wounded; garrison of 22 surrendered |
Plus 71 further documented engagements in the the 1740s record.
By conflict
King George's War
The 1744-1748 North American war, from the New England siege of Louisbourg to the Saratoga-area raids on the New York frontier.
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Anglo-Spanish Wars in the Southeast
The long Anglo-Spanish struggle over Florida and Georgia, from the mission raids to Bloody Marsh and the sieges of St. Augustine.
5 ENGAGEMENTS ā
Engagements and locations are compiled from published sources: Wikipedia (text rewritten and cited as a reference, CC BY-SA 4.0); Sylvester, Indian Wars of New England (1910) (public domain); NPS ABPP survey report (factual data only, cited as a reference).