| Years | Image | Event | Description | Keywords |
| 1689 | | King William's War begins | This colonial version of a European war pitted French and Abenaki forces against English settlers and their Indian allies. | Indians |
| 1704 | | Deerfield Massacre | A winter raid resulted in the deaths or captivities of three-fifths of the town's inhabitants. The attacking force included men from Odanak and Schaghiticoke, where many New England refugees had gathered after King Philip's War. | Indians, French, frontier, captivity" Philip |
| 1745 | | Pigwackets in exile in Massachusetts | Caught between English and French forces, the Pigwackets spent King George's War as refugees in Massachusetts | Indians |
| 1755 | | British deport French settlers of Acadia | | Evangeline, Acadia, Longfellow |
| 1789 | | French revolution begins | | |
| 1801 | | Reprint of French edition of Phillis Wheatley's poems | Wheatley's "Poems on Various Subjects" was included in Joseph Lavalee's "The Negro Equalled by Few Europeans," published in translation in Philadelphia | |
| 1841 | | Catharine Williams, "The Neutral French, or the Exiles of Nova Scotia" | | |
| 1870 | | French-Canadian workers fill Northern N.E. mill towns | | labor, economy, immigration |