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April, 1743 - Claire arrives in the 18th century for the first time and meets Jamie and the MacKenzies; Jamie falls in love (OUTLANDER)

April, 1743 - Kenneth arrives in the 18th century (THE EXILE)

April, 1744 - Jamie punishes Fergus for not properly looking after Claire (DRAGONFLY)

April 15, 1746 - Jamie kills Dougal MacKenzie, and convinces Claire she must go back. Jamie and Claire spend one last night together. They cut the letters J and C into the base of their thumbs. (DRAGONFLY)

April 16, 1746 (early morning) - Claire goes back through the stones to the 20th century. (DRAGONFLY)

April 16, 1746 - The Battle of Culloden. Jamie is seriously wounded; Jack Randall is killed (VOYAGER)

April 18, 1746 - Jamie is saved from execution by Lord Melton, and sent home to Lallybroch (VOYAGER)

April 24, 1758 - Lord John watches Percy lead troops in battle for the first time (BOTB)

April, 1760 - Jamie teaches Willie to say "Nnnnno"; Hal has Jamie brought to London against his will; Lord John and Jamie travel to Ireland. (SCOTTISH PRISONER)

April 1, 1767 - Claire purchases a slave (VOYAGER)

April, 1770 - Bree and Lord John meet Stephen Bonnet before his hanging. Bonnet manages to escape (DRUMS)

April 20, 1775 - Lizzie gives birth to a son, Rodney (ABOSAA)

April 21, 1776 - Amanda Claire Hope MacKenzie is born (ABOSAA)

April 12, 1777 - Jamie and Claire arrive in New Bern; Claire meets Percy Beauchamp (ECHO)

April 18, 1777 - Claire encounters Tom Christie, alive and well (ECHO)

April 1, 1778 - Jamie writes a very long letter to Claire from Paris (ECHO)

April, 1778 - Claire and Ian travel from Scotland to America (ECHO)

April, 1780 - Jamie visits Kings Mountain, site of the upcoming battle. (BEES)

Late April, 1948 - Claire returns to the 20th century (DRAGONFLY)

April, 1968 - Claire and Bree travel to Scotland and meet Roger; Claire reveals the truth about Jamie. (DRAGONFLY)

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