Battle of Winnepang

Mi'kmaq militias	1677–1779
Acadian militias	1689–1761
40th Regiment of Foot	1717–1757
Louisbourg Garrison	1717–1758
Gorham's Rangers	1744–1762
Danks' Rangers	1756–1762
84th Regiment of Foot	1775–1784
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Royal Nova Scotia Volunteers	1775–1783
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78th Highland	1869–1871
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Nova Scotia Rifles	1914–1919
No. 2 Construction Battalion	1916–1919
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Nova Scotia Highlanders	from 1954

Battle of Port Royal	1690
Siege of Port Royal	1710
Battle of Winnepang	1722
Northeast Coast Campaign	1745
Battle of Grand Pré	1747
Dartmouth Massacre	1751
Bay of Fundy Campaign	1755
Siege of Louisbourg	1758
Royal Naval Dockyard, Halifax	1758
Halifax Treaties	1760–1761
Battle of Fort Cumberland	1776
Raid on Lunenburg	1782
Establishment of New Ireland	1812
Capture of USS Chesapeake	1813
‪Battle of the Great Redan	1855
‪Siege of Lucknow	1857
CSS Tallahassee escape	1861
‪Halifax Provisional Battalion	1885
‪Battle of Witpoort	1899
‪Battle of Paardeberg	1899
Imprisonment of Leon Trotsky	1917
Jewish Legion formed	1917
Sinking of Llandovery Castle	1918
Battle of the St. Lawrence	1942–1944
Sinking of Point Pleasant Park	1945
Halifax VE-Day riot	1945

Battle of Winnepang
	Part of Dummer's War
	; Richard Philipps, Governor of Nova Scotia and Commander of the 40th Regiment of Foot
Date	July 1722
Location	Jeddore Harbour, Nova Scotia
Result	British victory
Belligerents
New England colonists	Mi'kmaq
Commanders and leaders
John Bradstreet; John Elliot;	Unknown
Strength
~30 militia	39 warriors
Casualties and losses
5 killed	35 killed

The Battle of Winnepang occurred during Dummer's War when New England forces attacked Mi'kmaq at present day Jeddore Harbour, Nova Scotia. The naval battle was part of a campaign ordered by Governor Richard Philipps to retrieve over 82 New England prisoners taken by the Mi'kmaq in fishing vessels off the coast of Nova Scotia. The New England force was led by Ensign John Bradstreet and fishing Captain John Elliot.