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  • *[[1779]] – A Spanish royal order grants [[Bernardo de Gálvez]] authority to invade [[British We *[[1818]] – [[Jose Mazot]], governor of [[Third Spanish period|Spanish Pensacola]], writes to [[Andrew Jackson]] denying accusations of aiding [[S
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  • ...] – The first session of the Senate of the '''[[Third Spanish period|Spanish Republic of West Florida]]''' was held in Francisville, Louisiana. ...dash; After returning [[Battle of Pensacola (1814)|captured Pensacola]] to Spanish control, '''[[Andrew Jackson]]''' returned to [[Mobile]].
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  • ...an]] origin (see below) given to [[Pensacola Bay]] and subsequently to the Spanish settlements built thereupon in the 17th and 18th centuries, specifically th The name Panzacola became synonymous among the Spanish with the bay and its surrounding settlements. The settlements at [[Presidio
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  • ...10]] – The first session of the Senate of the [[Third Spanish period|Spanish Republic of West Florida]] is held in Francisville, Louisiana. ...dash; After returning [[Battle of Pensacola (1814)|captured Pensacola]] to Spanish control, [[Andrew Jackson]] returns to [[Mobile]].
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  • *[[1692]] – '''[[First Spanish period]]''': A Spanish royal cédula instructed the [[Conde de Galve]] to begin a detailed examina
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  • The '''Presidio San Miguel de Panzacola''' was a [[Second Spanish period|Spanish]] settlement that was established in [[1756]] as the successor of the [[Pre ...], [[1752]], the [[Presidio Isla de Santa Rosa]] was severely damaged. The Spanish forces on [[Santa Rosa Island]] began shifting their presence to the mainla
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  • *[[1722]] – [[Second Spanish period]]: The '''[[Presidio Isla de Santa Rosa]]''' was established.
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  • ...militia be sent to defend against British forces at [[Third Spanish period|Spanish Pensacola]].
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  • | occupation =Spanish military officer ...[territorial governor]] of the subsequent [[Third Spanish period|period of Spanish rule]] until [[1793]].
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  • ...of Pensacola Bay, which he called "Bahía Santa María de Galve," led to the Spanish decision to establish a colony there five years later, the [[Presidio Santa [[Category:First Spanish period]]
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  • ...acola with 350 men to accept the transfer of Florida from [[Second Spanish period|Spain]] to '''[[British Pensacola|Great Britian]]'''.
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  • ...do de Gálvez]] names [[Arturo O'Neill]] governor of [[Third Spanish period|Spanish West Florida]].
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  • *[[1784]] – The '''[[Treaty of Pensacola]]''', between [[Third Spanish period|Spain]] and the [[Creek]] nations, was signed.
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  • ...of Pensacola]]: Governor [[Jose Masot]] capitulates [[Third Spanish period|Spanish Pensacola]] to [[Andrew Jackson]].
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  • ...acola with 350 men to accept the transfer of Florida from [[Second Spanish period|Spain]] to [[British Pensacola|Great Britian]].
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  • ...a''' (anglicized '''Peter Alba''') was a citizen of [[Third Spanish period|Spanish Pensacola]] who remained in the city following its [[Transfer of Florida|tr ...ry:Mayors of the City of Pensacola|Alba, Pedro de]] [[Category:Citizens of Spanish Pensacola|Alba, Pedro de]]
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  • *[[1763]] – '''[[Second Spanish period]]''': Colonel [[Augustine Prevost]] sails from Havana, Cuba with four ships
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  • [[Image:Spanish troops at Pensacola.jpg|thumb|left|Spanish grenadiers and Havana militia pour into the breached British redoubt]] ...e resulting explosion killed 76 British troops and wounded two dozen more. Spanish troops occupied the shell of the fortification and installed a new battery
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  • *[[1814]] – [[Third Spanish period|Spanish Pensacola]] and its Forts [[Fort San Carlos de Barrancas|Barrancas]] and [[
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  • ...e of Pensacola]]''': After driving the British from [[Third Spanish period|Spanish Pensacola]], [[Andrew Jackson]] returned the city to the control of Governo
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