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*[[1784]] – [[Manuel Gonzalez]] joins the Spanish army, which sends him to the New World. | *[[1784]] – [[Manuel Gonzalez]] joins the Spanish army, which sends him to the New World. | ||
*[[1929]] – A fire destroys the second [[Temple Beth-El]] building on [[Chase Street]]. | *[[1929]] – A fire destroys the second [[Temple Beth-El]] building on [[Chase Street]]. | ||
| − | *[[1966]] – | + | *[[1966]] – The [[Frisco Docks]], built by the [[Frisco Railroad]] and later sold to the [[Pensacola Port Authority]], is destroyed by fire. |
*[[2007]] – [[Fred Allen, Sr.]] is found not guilty in the murder of his wife [[Patsy Allen|Patsy]] by reason of insanity. | *[[2007]] – [[Fred Allen, Sr.]] is found not guilty in the murder of his wife [[Patsy Allen|Patsy]] by reason of insanity. | ||
Latest revision as of 16:16, 9 December 2008
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Events[edit]
- 1784 – Manuel Gonzalez joins the Spanish army, which sends him to the New World.
- 1929 – A fire destroys the second Temple Beth-El building on Chase Street.
- 1966 – The Frisco Docks, built by the Frisco Railroad and later sold to the Pensacola Port Authority, is destroyed by fire.
- 2007 – Fred Allen, Sr. is found not guilty in the murder of his wife Patsy by reason of insanity.
