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February, 1744 - Claire discovers smallpox in the harbor of Le Havre and causes the burning of the ship owned by the Comte St. Germain (DRAGONFLY)
February, 1755 - Lord John Grey arrives to take charge of Ardsmuir prison (VOYAGER)
February 27, 1758 - Lord John's mother and Sir George Stanley are married; Olivia gives birth (BOTB)
February, 1767 - Claire is forced to stay on the warship Porpoise to look after the crew suffering from typhoid fever (VOYAGER)
February 1770 - Roger is held captive by the Mohawk (DRUMS)
February 13 (1776 or 1777) - The notice of Jamie and Claire's deaths by fire appears in the Wilmington Gazette (DRUMS, ECHO)
February 27, 1776 - The Battle of Moore's Creek Bridge (ABOSAA)
February 4, 1778 - Chastity Hardman is born (BEES)
February 15, 1778 - Marsali writes to Laoghaire, begging her to ask Claire to come to Philadelphia to treat Henri-Christian (ECHO)
February 11, 1781 - Corporal Jackson sends Claire a package containing the stolen land grant and a bluestone. (BEES)
February 1949 - Claire has a Very Bad Day home alone with a cranky baby Bree, then a fight with Frank (VOYAGER)
My name is Karen Henry. I discovered the OUTLANDER books in 2006, and quickly became thoroughly addicted! If you have questions, comments, or suggestions about this site, please email me, or post a comment on my Outlandish Observations Facebook page.
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