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• 1816
  ...nish governor [[Mauricio de Zuñiga]] regarding the [[Negro Fort]] on the [[Apalachicola River]]. ...ndash; American forces and Creek allies attack the [[Negro Fort]] on the [[Apalachicola River]].
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• 1693
  ...ano del Torres y Ayala arrived at Pensacola Bay via an overland route from Apalachicola
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• Spanish West Florida
  ...in|Lake Pontchartrain]], on the east by the [[Wikipedia:Apalachicola River|Apalachicola River]], and by the [[Wikipedia:Gulf of Mexico|Gulf of Mexico]] to the sout
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• John Gorrie
  | place_of_death =[[Apalachicola]] ...President of the [[Bank of Pensacola (19th century)|Bank of Pensacola]]'s Apalachicola Branch, Secretary of the [[freemasonry|Masonic]] Lodge, and was one of the
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• Frank Sigari
  | place_of_birth =Apalachicola, Florida
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• May 6
  *[[1851]] – [[Apalachicola]] physician Dr. [[John Gorrie]] patents his ice-making machine.
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• January 6
  *[[1861]] – [[Civil War]]: State troops seize the federal arsenal at [[Apalachicola]].
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• Pensacola & Atlantic Railroad
  An extension to the [[Apalachicola River]] was completed on [[February 10]], [[1883]], and another to Jacksonv
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• July 27
  ...ndash; American forces and Creek allies attack the [[Negro Fort]] on the [[Apalachicola River]].
  680 bytes (81 words) - 16:54, 18 March 2015
• April 23
  ...nish governor [[Mauricio de Zuñiga]] regarding the [[Negro Fort]] on the [[Apalachicola River]].
  757 bytes (98 words) - 04:29, 2 August 2019
• July 2
  ...del Torres y Ayala]] arrived at Pensacola Bay via an overland route from [[Apalachicola]].
  787 bytes (97 words) - 04:55, 31 July 2019
• August 22
  ...r [[Pensacola Bay]] and the [[Choctawhatchee River| Choctawhatchee]] and [[Apalachicola River]]s.
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• Atlas Oyster House
  Atlas Oyster House serves fresh oysters from nearby [[Apalachicola]]. In addition, the menu includes steaks, burgers, seafood sandwiches and p
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• Gulf Intracoastal Waterway
  *[[Apalachicola Bay]]
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• Gulf Power Building
  ...ves customers across Northwest Florida from the [[Perdido River]] to the [[Apalachicola River]]. More than 400 employees work in the building, adding to the econo
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• Transfer of Spanish West Florida to the United States
  ...uth of the [[Wikipedia:31st parallel north|31st parallel north]], from the Apalachicola River westward to the Mississippi River.
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• Benjamin Drake Wright
  ...s well as United States Attorney for the part of the Territory between the Apalachicola and Suwanne Rivers. In [[1825]] he was appointed United States District At
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• British Pensacola
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• Eugenio Antonio Sierra
  ...was to become known as the “Prophet”. Another claims that he moved to the Apalachicola River with the British, married Hagar, the widow of Billy Bowlegs, and foug
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• Timeline of Pensacola history
  *[[January 6]], 1861 – State troops seize the federal arsenal at Apalachicola. ...over [[Pensacola Bay]] and the [[Choctahatchee River|Choctahatchee]] and [[Apalachicola River]]s.
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