| 1690/10/16 |
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Phips' envoy, Major Thomas Savage, tells French commander, Louis de Buade de Frontenac, he has one hour to surrender Quebec. The Bishop of Quebec stops Frontenac from hanging Savage. |
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Battle of Quebec 1690 |
| 1690/10/16 |
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William Phips' expedition of about 32 ships (only four of which are of any size) and over 2,300 Massachusetts militiamen arrives in Quebec Basin. |
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Battle of Quebec 1690 |
| 1755/12/31 |
William Heth |
Military |
As an officer in Montgomery's regiment in the French war, William Heth is wounded and captured at Quebec and kept in captivity more than six months. |
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United Colonies' Invasion of Quebec 1775 |
| 1775/12/31 |
Col Return Jonathan Meigs |
American Commander |
After scaling the walls of Quebec, Return J Meigs is captured. |
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United Colonies' Invasion of Quebec 1775 |
| 1775/12/31 |
Daniel Morgan |
American Colonel |
Led by General Richard Montgomery, the American Continental Army attacks the City of Quebec. Unable to take the city, they camp outside. |
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United Colonies' Invasion of Quebec 1775 |
| 1775/12/31 |
Daniel Morgan |
American Colonel |
Led by General Richard Montgomery, the American Continental Army attacks the City of Quebec. Unable to take the city, they camp outside. |
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Franklin's Mission to Canada |
| 1775/12/31 |
Henry Dearborn |
Patriot Captain |
American officer Henry Dearborn is captured during the Battle of Quebec. |
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United Colonies' Invasion of Quebec 1775 |
| 1775/12/31 |
Benedict Arnold |
American Colonel |
Led by General Richard Montgomery, the American Continental Army attacks the City of Quebec. Unable to take the city, they camp outside. |
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United Colonies' Invasion of Quebec 1775 |
| 1775/12/31 |
Benedict Arnold |
American Colonel |
Led by General Richard Montgomery, the American Continental Army attacks the City of Quebec. Unable to take the city, they camp outside. |
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Franklin's Mission to Canada |
