Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Francisco de la Guerra y de la Vega was the governor of Florida between December 30, 1664 and July 6, 1671. He participated in the war against the British buccaneers who sacked and plundered Saint Augustine, Florida in 1668. On May 29, 1668, Saint Augustine was invaded by the English privateer Robert Searle (alias John Davis) of Jamaica. Searle's fleet had already captured St. Augustine's own frigate near Havana, as well as the situado ship from Vera Cruz carrying flour to St. Augustine."@en }
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- Francisco_de_la_Guerra_y_de_la_Vega comment "Francisco de la Guerra y de la Vega was the governor of Florida between December 30, 1664 and July 6, 1671. He participated in the war against the British buccaneers who sacked and plundered Saint Augustine, Florida in 1668. On May 29, 1668, Saint Augustine was invaded by the English privateer Robert Searle (alias John Davis) of Jamaica. Searle's fleet had already captured St. Augustine's own frigate near Havana, as well as the situado ship from Vera Cruz carrying flour to St. Augustine.".
- Q16246927 comment "Francisco de la Guerra y de la Vega was the governor of Florida between December 30, 1664 and July 6, 1671. He participated in the war against the British buccaneers who sacked and plundered Saint Augustine, Florida in 1668. On May 29, 1668, Saint Augustine was invaded by the English privateer Robert Searle (alias John Davis) of Jamaica. Searle's fleet had already captured St. Augustine's own frigate near Havana, as well as the situado ship from Vera Cruz carrying flour to St. Augustine.".