1773 - William Bartram

1774 - William in Florida

1647 - Alachua

1774 - The Seminole

1776 - Independence

1791 - Bartram Published

1812 - Daniel Newnan encounters King Payne

1817 - The Arrendondo Grant

1818 - Andrew Jackson

1821 - Florida Becomes US Territory

- Edward Mills Wanton

- Edward Mills Wanton & Horatio Dexter

1823 - Vignoles Map of Florida

 - Moses Elias Levy

 - Lost Hope Hill

 - Pilgrimage

 - Treaty of Moultrie Creek

1824 - Alachua County Created

1825 - Canal Frenzy

 - Rivers of North Florida

 -  Florida Canals

 -  Cross Florida Barge Canal

1826 - The Bellamy Road

1826 - Newnansville

1829 - Moses Levy

1830 - Indian Removal

1831 - Steamboats Arrive

1832 - Columbia County Created

 - Treaty of Payne’s Landing

 - Arrendondo Settlement

1834 - Hillsborough County

 - Seminole Discontent  

1835 - Indian Attacks

 - Pilgrimage Destroyed

 - Newnansville Struggles 

 - Indian Hostilities

 - Second Seminole War  

 - Attack at Fort King 

1836 - Seminole Discontent

 - The Battle of Micanopy

 - Wanton's Destroyed

1837 - Journey into Wilderness

- Treaty?

- Osceola

- Chief Micanopy

- Fort Moultrie

- Osceola's Missing Head

- Tigertail

- Indian Removal

1839 - Twenty-Fifth Congress

- Wanton and Newnansville

- War Over?

1840 - War Continues

1841 - David Levy

1842 - Armed Occupation Act

1843 - David and Moes Levy 

1844 - Marion County Created

1845 - Florida Statehood

- David Levy Yulee

1846 - David Yulee

1847 - Archibald Kirkland Mixson

- The Ivanhoe

- Letter Returned