| Y/M/D | Description | Place |
|---|---|---|
| 1755/09/00 | Baron Dieskau leads French soldier from St Frederic to intercept William Johnson's army at the southern end of Lac St Sacrement (Lake George). | Fort St Frederic, Crown Point |
| 1755/09/00 | Col Peter Gilman raises a battalion of New Hamshire Provincials and is sets off to reinforce the army at Lake George. Both battalions left Fort Edward in December to return home to New Hampshire except for Robert Rogers' Ranger company that stayed behind | |
| 1755/09/08 | Chief William Johnson leads 1,500 troops and 200 Mohawks led by Mohawk chief King Hendrick, against Dieskau and 1,500 French and Canadian forces and Natives on the road between Fort Lyman and a British camp on the southern end of Lake George. | Old Fort House, Fort Edward |
| 1755/09/08 | Moses Porter, a Captain of a regiment commanded by Colonel Ephriam Williams, is killed in the "Battle of Bloody Morning Scout" near Lake George, New York. | Old Fort House, Fort Edward |
| 1755/09/08 | In a ravine 3 miles south of the village of Lake George, Col Ephraim Williams' 200 Mohawk braves and 1,000 troops from his Massachusetts Regiment and Col Nathan Whiting's Connecticut Regiment are ambushed by French forces. | Old Fort House, Fort Edward |
| 1755/12/15 | Col Peter Gilman's battalion departs Fort Edward and returns home to New Hampshire. | Old Fort House, Fort Edward |
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