Ocracoke - Revision history

imported>Lacrossedeamon: Adding categories

2024-06-30T08:08:00Z

Adding categories

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	[[Category:Islands of the United States]]		[[Category:Islands of the United States]]
	[[Category:Former British colonies]]		[[Category:Former British colonies]]
			[[Category:Pirate dens and locations]]

imported>Darman36: /* Appearances */

2023-08-30T06:05:54Z

Appearances

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	==Appearances==		==Appearances==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]'' {{1st}}
			*''[[Assassin's Creed: Black Flag]]''
			*''[[Echoes of History]]'' {{Mo}}

	==References==		==References==

imported>Zone of Endless: removing newline between Era and WP-REAL

2021-10-14T21:26:34Z

removing newline between Era and WP-REAL

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	{{Era\|Locations}}		{{Era\|Locations}}{{WP-REAL\|Ocracoke, North Carolina}}
	{{WP-REAL\|Ocracoke, North Carolina}}
	[[File:Do Not Go Gently 1.png\|thumb\|250px\|A settlement on Ocracoke]]		[[File:Do Not Go Gently 1.png\|thumb\|250px\|A settlement on Ocracoke]]
	'''Ocracoke''' is an island located in the outer banks of the state of [[North Carolina]]. It is most notable as the place where the [[Piracy\|pirate]] [[Edward Thatch]] was [[Attack on Ocracoke\|ambushed]] and killed by the [[Royal Navy]] in 1718, following his retirement.		'''Ocracoke''' is an island located in the outer banks of the state of [[North Carolina]]. It is most notable as the place where the [[Piracy\|pirate]] [[Edward Thatch]] was [[Attack on Ocracoke\|ambushed]] and killed by the [[Royal Navy]] in 1718, following his retirement.

imported>Lady Kyashira at 07:19, 26 September 2020

2020-09-26T07:19:23Z

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	Despite the events of 1718, the island continued to be a favored pirate hideout until its official colonization by the [[United Kingdom\|British]] in 1750, when it became a trade point between [[the Bahamas]] and cities in the American Colonies, from Richmond to [[Boston]].		Despite the events of 1718, the island continued to be a favored pirate hideout until its official colonization by the [[United Kingdom\|British]] in 1750, when it became a trade point between [[the Bahamas]] and cities in the American Colonies, from Richmond to [[Boston]].

			==Gallery==
			<gallery position="center" widths="180" captionalign="center">
			AC4 Ocracoke - Concept Art.jpg\|Concept art
			</gallery>

			==Appearances==
			*''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]''

	==References==		==References==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]''

	{{ACIV}}		{{ACIV}}
	[[Category:North Carolina]]		[[Category:North Carolina]]
	[[Category:Islands of the United States]]		[[Category:Islands of the United States]]
	[[Category:Former British colonies]]		[[Category:Former British colonies]]

imported>RebeccaAWB: /* References */Heading fix, replaced: ==Reference== → ==References==

2019-02-12T16:05:55Z

References: Heading fix, replaced: ==Reference== → ==References==

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	Despite the events of 1718, the island continued to be a favored pirate hideout until its official colonization by the [[United Kingdom\|British]] in 1750, when it became a trade point between [[the Bahamas]] and cities in the American Colonies, from Richmond to [[Boston]].		Despite the events of 1718, the island continued to be a favored pirate hideout until its official colonization by the [[United Kingdom\|British]] in 1750, when it became a trade point between [[the Bahamas]] and cities in the American Colonies, from Richmond to [[Boston]].

	==~~Reference~~==		==References==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]''

imported>Piero.schiavone1994 at 21:16, 9 May 2018

2018-05-09T21:16:12Z

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	{{Era\|~~AC4\|4book~~}}		{{Era\|Locations}}
	{{WP-REAL\|Ocracoke, North Carolina}}		{{WP-REAL\|Ocracoke, North Carolina}}
	[[File:Do Not Go Gently 1.png\|thumb\|250px\|A settlement on Ocracoke]]		[[File:Do Not Go Gently 1.png\|thumb\|250px\|A settlement on Ocracoke]]
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	==Reference==		==Reference==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]''

	{{ACIV}}		{{ACIV}}
	[[Category:North Carolina]]		[[Category:North Carolina]]
	[[Category:Islands of the United States]]		[[Category:Islands of the United States]]
	[[Category:Former British colonies]]		[[Category:Former British colonies]]

173.188.154.61: Deleted sentence that stated that Ocracoke was once the site of the lost Roanoke Colony. Although Sir Walter Raleigh did stop on Ocracoke to make repairs to his ship, he continued on to establish the colony on Roanoke Island, not Ocracoke.

2017-06-06T03:52:50Z

Deleted sentence that stated that Ocracoke was once the site of the lost Roanoke Colony. Although Sir Walter Raleigh did stop on Ocracoke to make repairs to his ship, he continued on to establish the colony on Roanoke Island, not Ocracoke.

← Older revision		Revision as of 05:52, 6 June 2017
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	'''Ocracoke''' is an island located in the outer banks of the state of [[North Carolina]]. It is most notable as the place where the [[Piracy\|pirate]] [[Edward Thatch]] was [[Attack on Ocracoke\|ambushed]] and killed by the [[Royal Navy]] in 1718, following his retirement.		'''Ocracoke''' is an island located in the outer banks of the state of [[North Carolina]]. It is most notable as the place where the [[Piracy\|pirate]] [[Edward Thatch]] was [[Attack on Ocracoke\|ambushed]] and killed by the [[Royal Navy]] in 1718, following his retirement.

	~~The island had at one point been the site of the [[England\|English]] [[Roanoke Colony\|Colony of Roanoke]], as ruined~~ buildings, featuring an Elizabethan Era statue of Sir Walter Raleigh, ~~were~~ present a short distance away from the beach.		Ruined buildings, featuring an Elizabethan Era statue of Sir Walter Raleigh, are present a short distance away from the beach.

	Despite the events of 1718, the island continued to be a favored pirate hideout until its official colonization by the [[United Kingdom\|British]] in 1750, when it became a trade point between [[the Bahamas]] and cities in the American Colonies, from Richmond to [[Boston]].		Despite the events of 1718, the island continued to be a favored pirate hideout until its official colonization by the [[United Kingdom\|British]] in 1750, when it became a trade point between [[the Bahamas]] and cities in the American Colonies, from Richmond to [[Boston]].

imported>Piero.schiavone1994 at 22:56, 20 January 2017

2017-01-20T22:56:08Z

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	'''Ocracoke''' is an island located in the outer banks of the state of [[North Carolina]]. It is most notable as the place where the [[Piracy\|pirate]] [[Edward Thatch]] was [[Attack on Ocracoke\|ambushed]] and killed by the [[Royal Navy]] in 1718, following his retirement.		'''Ocracoke''' is an island located in the outer banks of the state of [[North Carolina]]. It is most notable as the place where the [[Piracy\|pirate]] [[Edward Thatch]] was [[Attack on Ocracoke\|ambushed]] and killed by the [[Royal Navy]] in 1718, following his retirement.

	The island had at one point been the site of the [[England\|English]] [[Roanoke Colony\|Colony of Roanoke]], as ruined buildings, featuring an Elizabethan Era statue of Sir [[Walter Raleigh]], were present a short distance away from the beach.		The island had at one point been the site of the [[England\|English]] [[Roanoke Colony\|Colony of Roanoke]], as ruined buildings, featuring an Elizabethan Era statue of Sir Walter Raleigh, were present a short distance away from the beach.

	Despite the events of 1718, the island continued to be a favored pirate hideout until its official colonization by the [[United Kingdom\|British]] in 1750, when it became a trade point between [[the Bahamas]] and cities in the American Colonies, from Richmond to [[Boston]].		Despite the events of 1718, the island continued to be a favored pirate hideout until its official colonization by the [[United Kingdom\|British]] in 1750, when it became a trade point between [[the Bahamas]] and cities in the American Colonies, from Richmond to [[Boston]].

imported>Piero.schiavone1994 at 22:55, 20 January 2017

2017-01-20T22:55:25Z

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	'''Ocracoke''' is an island located in the outer banks of the state of [[North Carolina]]. It is most notable as the place where the [[Piracy\|pirate]] [[Edward Thatch]] was [[Attack on Ocracoke\|ambushed]] and killed by the [[Royal Navy]] in 1718, following his retirement.		'''Ocracoke''' is an island located in the outer banks of the state of [[North Carolina]]. It is most notable as the place where the [[Piracy\|pirate]] [[Edward Thatch]] was [[Attack on Ocracoke\|ambushed]] and killed by the [[Royal Navy]] in 1718, following his retirement.

	The island had at one point been the site of the Roanoke ~~English~~ Colony, as ruined buildings, featuring an Elizabethan Era statue of Sir Walter Raleigh, were present a short distance away from the beach.		The island had at one point been the site of the [[England\|English]] [[Roanoke Colony\|Colony of Roanoke]], as ruined buildings, featuring an Elizabethan Era statue of Sir [[Walter Raleigh]], were present a short distance away from the beach.

	Despite the events of 1718, the island continued to be a favored pirate hideout until its official colonization by the [[United Kingdom\|British]] in 1750, when it became a trade point between [[the Bahamas]] and cities in the American Colonies, from Richmond to [[Boston]].		Despite the events of 1718, the island continued to be a favored pirate hideout until its official colonization by the [[United Kingdom\|British]] in 1750, when it became a trade point between [[the Bahamas]] and cities in the American Colonies, from Richmond to [[Boston]].

142.163.148.29 at 00:46, 26 April 2016

2016-04-26T00:46:44Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 02:46, 26 April 2016
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	'''Ocracoke''' is an island located in the outer banks of the state of [[North Carolina]]. It is most notable as the place where the [[Piracy\|pirate]] [[Edward Thatch]] was [[Attack on Ocracoke\|ambushed]] and killed by the [[Royal Navy]] in 1718, following his retirement.		'''Ocracoke''' is an island located in the outer banks of the state of [[North Carolina]]. It is most notable as the place where the [[Piracy\|pirate]] [[Edward Thatch]] was [[Attack on Ocracoke\|ambushed]] and killed by the [[Royal Navy]] in 1718, following his retirement.

	The island had at one point been the site of the Roanoke English Colony, as ruined buildings, featuring an Elizabethan Era statue of ~~[[:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walter_Raleigh\|~~Sir Walter Raleigh]], were present a short distance away from the beach.		The island had at one point been the site of the Roanoke English Colony, as ruined buildings, featuring an Elizabethan Era statue of Sir Walter Raleigh, were present a short distance away from the beach.

	Despite the events of 1718, the island continued to be a favored pirate hideout until its official colonization by the [[United Kingdom\|British]] in 1750, when it became a trade point between [[the Bahamas]] and cities in the American Colonies, from Richmond to [[Boston]].		Despite the events of 1718, the island continued to be a favored pirate hideout until its official colonization by the [[United Kingdom\|British]] in 1750, when it became a trade point between [[the Bahamas]] and cities in the American Colonies, from Richmond to [[Boston]].

← Older revision		Revision as of 23:26, 14 October 2021
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	{{Era\|Locations}}		{{Era\|Locations}}{{WP-REAL\|Ocracoke, North Carolina}}
	{{WP-REAL\|Ocracoke, North Carolina}}
	[[File:Do Not Go Gently 1.png\|thumb\|250px\|A settlement on Ocracoke]]		[[File:Do Not Go Gently 1.png\|thumb\|250px\|A settlement on Ocracoke]]
	'''Ocracoke''' is an island located in the outer banks of the state of [[North Carolina]]. It is most notable as the place where the [[Piracy\|pirate]] [[Edward Thatch]] was [[Attack on Ocracoke\|ambushed]] and killed by the [[Royal Navy]] in 1718, following his retirement.		'''Ocracoke''' is an island located in the outer banks of the state of [[North Carolina]]. It is most notable as the place where the [[Piracy\|pirate]] [[Edward Thatch]] was [[Attack on Ocracoke\|ambushed]] and killed by the [[Royal Navy]] in 1718, following his retirement.

← Older revision		Revision as of 00:56, 21 January 2017
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	'''Ocracoke''' is an island located in the outer banks of the state of [[North Carolina]]. It is most notable as the place where the [[Piracy\|pirate]] [[Edward Thatch]] was [[Attack on Ocracoke\|ambushed]] and killed by the [[Royal Navy]] in 1718, following his retirement.		'''Ocracoke''' is an island located in the outer banks of the state of [[North Carolina]]. It is most notable as the place where the [[Piracy\|pirate]] [[Edward Thatch]] was [[Attack on Ocracoke\|ambushed]] and killed by the [[Royal Navy]] in 1718, following his retirement.

	The island had at one point been the site of the [[England\|English]] [[Roanoke Colony\|Colony of Roanoke]], as ruined buildings, featuring an Elizabethan Era statue of Sir [[Walter Raleigh]], were present a short distance away from the beach.		The island had at one point been the site of the [[England\|English]] [[Roanoke Colony\|Colony of Roanoke]], as ruined buildings, featuring an Elizabethan Era statue of Sir Walter Raleigh, were present a short distance away from the beach.

	Despite the events of 1718, the island continued to be a favored pirate hideout until its official colonization by the [[United Kingdom\|British]] in 1750, when it became a trade point between [[the Bahamas]] and cities in the American Colonies, from Richmond to [[Boston]].		Despite the events of 1718, the island continued to be a favored pirate hideout until its official colonization by the [[United Kingdom\|British]] in 1750, when it became a trade point between [[the Bahamas]] and cities in the American Colonies, from Richmond to [[Boston]].