| 1738 Jan. 21 |
Ethan Allen is born in Litchfield County, Connecticut. |
| 1755 Apr. |
Ethan's father dies, forcing Ethan to give up dreams of attending college. |
| 1757 Summer |
EA joins Litchfield County militia as a private |
| 1760 Apr. 4 |
Fanny Montresor is born |
| 1762 Jan. |
Ethan becomes part owner of an iron works near Salsbury |
| June 23 |
Marries Mary Brownson |
| 1766-1767 |
Travels to the New Hampshire, or "Wentworth" Grants, to trap and explore |
| 1770 Feb. |
EA chosen as agent for the Wentworth Title holders |
| 1771 Summer |
Green Mountain Boys organized at Catamount Tavern in Bennington. Ethan is elected colonel commandant |
| Nov. 27 |
EA, Remember Baker, Robert Cochran, and six others declared outlaws by New York |
| 1772 Jan. |
Ethan Allen, Robert Cochran, & Remember Baker issue "counter reward to New York Governor Tyron's Bloody Act." |
| 1773 Jan. |
Onion River Land Company formed |
| Aug. |
Remember Baker killed |
| 1774 Mar. 9 |
New York Governor Tyron raises reward on Ethan Allen to $250 |
| 1775 Jan. |
Ethan publishes "A Brief Narrative. . ." |
| May 10 |
Ethan Allen with Benedict Arnold at his side, leads Green Mountain Boys to capture of Fort Ticonderoga |
| June 22 |
Ethan Allen & Seth Warner appear before Continental Congress in Philadelphia |
| July 4 |
New York Assembly hears Ethan and Seth Warner and authorizes a Green Mountain Regiment at New York expense |
| July 26 |
Seth Warner elected Colonel of Green Mountain Regiment |
| Sept. 24 |
Ethan captured attacking Montreal |
| 1778 May 6 |
Prisoner exchange involving EA arranged |
| May 31 |
Ethan Allen returns from captivity |
| Sept. |
Ethan presents Vermont claims for statehood to Congress in Philadelphia |
| 1780 July |
Ethan receives first letter from loyalist John Beverly Robinson leading to Haldimand Negotiation |
| 1781 March |
Ethan forwards Beverly Robinson's letters (Haldimand Negotiations) to Congress |
| 1784 Feb. 9 |
Marries Fanny |
| Summer |
Ethan moves to Burlington |
| 1787 May 1 |
Letter detailing exchange of lands (Homestead) |
| 1789 Feb. 12 |
Ethan Allen dies. |
