1700
The Kurgan heads to North Africa
1756
The Watchers lose track of the Kurgan until 1985
1770's
Connor gets involved with the American Revolution and makes the acquaintance of
Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson (Connor tells him America is doomed), and
others
1773
Participates in Boston Tea Party and breaks away from Britain to swear
allegiance to America.
1774
Connor attends First Continental Congress.
1776
Assumes the identity of Adrian Montague. MacLeod visits with Thomas Jefferson.
The two discuss the Navy and Americas chances if a war should break out while
Painter Mathew Lennox paints a portrait of Jefferson.
1777
Dec. 19th - Connor spends the winter at Valley Forge, Pennsylvania, with his
immortal friend Kastagir, while both are serving in the Continental Army
as General George Washington's aid
1781
MacLeod and Kastagir witness the surrender of the British Army to George
Washington. at Yorktown.
1783
Kastagir, posing as an Eastern prince, throws a party at the home of a Boston
judge; Connor, drunk, insults a woman who has been pursuing him; he is
challenged to a duel on Boston Common by her husband Bassett, a famous
swordsman. Kastagir spends the year with him posing as an Eastern Prince.
1787
Slan Quince is born in New York, New York, USA
1788
MacLeod drops by the Barrington Estate for some Friendly gambling and meets and
falls in love with Sarah Barrington.
1788
Connor meets Sarah Barringtion in France at the estate of her uncle, DeFernet,
shortly before the French Revolution starts
1789
MacLeod and Immortal Pierre Bouchet fight in the French Revolution.
1790
Connor is forced to leave Sarah behind
Connor is caught and sentenced to die at the guillotine for treason, but Bouchet,
tired of his immortal life, knocks Connor unconscious and takes his place.
Sarah Barrington witness Bouchet's beheading, believing it is Connor and goes on
with her life.
1793
Lost in a crowd MacLeod witnesses the execution of King Louis XVI.
1796
Using the alias Adrian Montague, Connor acquires the land which will become 1182
Hudson Street, New York City