History
In 1703, forces from the San Germán territory defeated the Dutch in Guayanilla. In 1725, San Antonio de Tuna -Isabela- separated from San Germán. In 1737, a church was built. In 1742, the English attacked the territory of San Germán. Between 1752 and 1771, Ponce, Yauco, Mayagüez, and Cabo Rojo separated from San Germán. In 1782, the hermitage of San Sebastian was built. In 1797, people from San Germán fought to defend the island against the English invasion.
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San Germán, Puerto Rico · United States
