== "Spanish-Indian Wars" == 

 In § European discovery, founding (1671–1771), ¶ 3 is 
 :By the 1740s, the Wood's River Land Company, represented by Col. James Patton, gained a large tract of land within present-day southwest Virginia. Part of the tract became Montgomery County and Pulaski County and was sold to Virginian, Anglo-Irish, Scots-Irish, and English settlers as a reward for their services during the Spanish-Indian Wars and other wars. The Draper and Ingles families were among those who built their homes between present location of the campus and the subdivision of Hethwood. This came to become known as Draper's Meadow by 1748. 

 What are the "Spanish-Indian Wars"? The mention was added at  
  by an IP editor . 
 There is no such page on WP and almost no occurrence of that phrase, and very little of the kind to be found in a Google search. The timeline implied by the paragraph could fit with King George's War (1744–1748) or the War of Jenkins' Ear (1739–1748) (see French and Indian Wars), but the former did not involve Spain, and the latter was conducted almost entirely in the Caribbean and on the coasts of present-day Panama and Colombia. The closest thing I can find to Spanish and Indian involvement is the Invasion of Georgia (1742) from the Spanish colony of Florida, in which the defending British land forces consisted of "900 Soldiers, militia & Indians" (quoting the infobox). 

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