Colonial Georgia

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  • The first Europeans

    The first Europeans
    James Oglethorpe and 114 colonists embark on the Ann to Georgia
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    Colonial Georgia

  • Savannah is founded

    Savannah is founded
    James Oglethrope and other colonists foounded Savannah.
  • More Colonists!

    More Colonists!
    A ship sailed from Dover with 73 new Georgia Colonists.
  • War

    War
    England declares war on Spain.
  • The Trustees

    The Trustees
    Trustees divided Georgia into two counties, Savannah and Frederica.
  • The Spanish Attack

    The Spanish Attack
    A spanish force invades Georgia going right to England's defense.
  • No more slaves

    No more slaves
    The law prohibiting slaves repealed.
  • Georgia is divided

    Georgia is divided
    Georgia is divided into eight parishes including the Christ's Church, Saint Andrew, Saint George, Saint James, Saint John, Saint Matthew, Saint Paul, and saint Philip.
  • More Parishes!

    More Parishes!
    Four more parishes were included into Georgia known as Saint Mary, Saint Thomas, Saint David, and Saint Patrick.
  • South Carolina and Geogia conflict

    South Carolina and Geogia conflict
    South Carolina threatens to invade Georgia in order to teach them how to love liberty.
  • The Boston Massacre

    The Boston Massacre
    British troops fire into at a rioting mon killing five and wounding six and they are tried for murder.
  • First Continental Congress

    First Continental Congress
    The first Continental Congress in Philedelphia had twelve of the nineteen of the continental colonies and Georgia did not attend.
  • The Association

    The Association
    The Association was an agreement to not import anything from England after December 1774, and to export nothing to them after September 10, 1775.
  • St. John

    St. John
    St. John's parish accepts the acts of the Continental Congress and attempts to secede from Georgia and join South Carolina.
  • A state of Rebellion

    A state of Rebellion
    King George III announces the Americas in a State of Rebellion
  • Free!

    Free!
    The Continental Congress, declared the United Colonies free and independent states