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*[[1861]] – [[Battle of Santa Rosa Island]]: A [[Confederate]] force of over 1,000 men under general [[Wikipedia:Richard H. Anderson|Richard H. Anderson]] set out from Pensacola, landing on [[Santa Rosa Island]] about four miles east of Union-held [[Fort Pickens]]. | *[[1861]] – [[Battle of Santa Rosa Island]]: A [[Confederate]] force of over 1,000 men under general [[Wikipedia:Richard H. Anderson|Richard H. Anderson]] set out from Pensacola, landing on [[Santa Rosa Island]] about four miles east of Union-held [[Fort Pickens]]. | ||
| + | *[[1968]] - Country music stars Porter Wagoner, Hank Locklin, and newcomer Dolly Parton performed for a benefit held at the Green Acres Pony Track and Country Club, located off Old Pollard Road, in Jay. | ||
[[Category:Days| 1008]] | [[Category:Days| 1008]] | ||
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Events[edit]
- 1861 – Battle of Santa Rosa Island: A Confederate force of over 1,000 men under general Richard H. Anderson set out from Pensacola, landing on Santa Rosa Island about four miles east of Union-held Fort Pickens.
- 1968 - Country music stars Porter Wagoner, Hank Locklin, and newcomer Dolly Parton performed for a benefit held at the Green Acres Pony Track and Country Club, located off Old Pollard Road, in Jay.
