8

Azor Nash 74
Anna Crandall (Coons) 84
Joseph Crandall 79
Zachariah Sickels 76
Elizabeth Flynn (Guymon) 79
John Gordon 75
Barzilla Martin (Gordon) 55
John Dudley 61
Margaret Cansler or Gensler (Tevebaugh) 70

7

Peter Clements 82
Mary Bowerman (Gifford) 71
Reuben Davis 65
Thomas Hopper 63
John Williamson 47
Nancy Sickels (Williamson) 42
Abiel Perry 75
Mary Lewis (Hulet) 66
Johan Mathias Noah 69
Elizabeth Schmidt (Noah) 61
Aaron Mattson 84
Isaac Pierson 62
Rachel Stern (Pierson) 55
Thomas Guymon 42
Sarah Gordon (Guymon) 38
James Dudley 47
Palle Pallemon Fix 89
Peter Green 74 died
Charles Alexander Durham 56
Mary Patience Davis (Durham) 57
Henry Etters 61
Catherine Teavebaugh or Devenpaugh (Etters) 44
Zachariah Earls 35
Jemima Harden (or Harding) (Earls) 45

6

James H Clements 49
Lucy Owens (Clements) 48
Charles M. Powell 44
Nancy Smith (Powell) 44
Alpheus Gifford 36
Anna Nash (Gifford) 29
George Washington Braffett 28
Amanda Davis (Braffett) 31
Ebenezer Snow 45
Polly Hayes (Snow) 41
Ralph Smith 40
Mary Walsh (Smith) 38
John Killian 33
Lydia Ann Hopper (Killian) 34
Libbeus Thaddeous Coons 18
Mary Ann Williamsen (Coons) 17
Asahel Perry 45
Polly Chadwick (Perry) 40
Charles Hulet 39
Margaret Ann Haynes Noah (Hulet) 35
Ann Pierson (Matson) 32
Noah Thomas Guymon 10
Mary Dickerson Dudley (Guymon) 15
Else Christensdatter (Christensen) 66
Niels Eriksen 55
Anne Jensdatter (Eriksen) 50
William Peck 41
Ann Kinger (Peck) 38
Thomas Russon 34
Sarah Davis (Russon) 34
John Southhall 6
Sarah Round (Southhall? or Smart) 25
John Wilson 55
Nancy Wilkey (Wilson) 35
William Clark 35
Jane Wilkie (Clark) 33
William H. Green 21
Eunice "Unicy" Durham (Green) 20
Jacob Etters 21
Trythena Earl (Etters) 21

5

Albert Clements 28
Ada (Aidah) Winchell (Clements) 28
Levi Jasper Powell 23
Mary Elizabeth Parker (Powell) 23
Henry Dill Gifford 4
Almira Ann Braffett (Gifford) born
Bernard Snow 7
Alice Smith (Snow) 1
Jacob Killian 1
Stephen Chadwick Perry 11
Anna Maria Hulet (Perry) 12
George Brinton Matson 2
Thomas Jensen 53
Sidzel (Zidsel) Jorgensdatter (Jensen) 41
Elisha Peck I 13
Phebe Turner (Peck) 18
Lott Russon born
George Wilson 4
Lucy Ann Clark (Wilson) 4
Jonas Green 1

4

Richard Alvin Lowe 3
Peder Pedersen 17
Marianne Thompson (Thomasen) (Pedersen) 11
Anders Peder Jensen 4
Anne Katrine Nielsen (Jensen) 1

General

Population: 1.13 Billion*

• Entertainment: Writers includes Balzac, Washington Irving Conquest of Grenada, Goethe, Victor Hugo, Poe, Bulwer-Lytton, Scott, Tennyson,
  Music includes Bach's "St. Matthew Passion" rediscovered by Mendelssohn, Bellini, Chopin's debut, Rossini "Guillaume Tell"
  Concertina patented by Sir Charles Wheatstone
  Art includes Delacroix "Sardanapalus", Turner "Ulysses Deriding Polyphemus", "Tivoli" by Blechen starts German landscape realism
• Medicine: Hydropathy – treating diseases by water developed by Silesian farmer Vincenz Priessnitz
  Cholera outbreak worldwide (to 1851)
• Religion: Death of Pope Leo XII – Cardinal Francisco Saverio Castiglione elected Pope Pius VIII
• Science: JW Dobereiner classifies similar elements
  Quaternary system named by Desnoyers
  Schmerling discovers Neanderthal fossil
• Technology: JN von Drayse invents the breechloading needle gun
  John Henry invents early electromagnetic motor
  LJM Daguerre forms partnership with JN Niepce for development of photography
  Franz Ressel inventor of screw propeller for steamships reaches speeds of six knots
  George Stephenson's engine wins 500 pound prize at Rainhill trials
  French printer Claude Genoux invents papier-mache matrix
  First US patent on typewriter by William B Burt
• Transportation: "The Rocket" train proves railroad travel feasible
• Deaths: Naturalist Jean-baptiste Monet de Lamarck, Chief Justice John Jay, Statesman Timothy Pickering, Secretary of War Henry Dearborn, Politician PFN Barras, Poet Friedrich von Schlegel, Chemist Humphry Davy, Playwright Alexsandr Sergeyevich Griboyedov, Pope Leo XII, Artist Johann Heinrich Wilhelm Tischbein, Philologist Josef Dobrovsky, James Smithson the British chemist dies and leaves 100,000 pounds to found Smithsonian in Washington DC,

Africa

• General: Drought at horn of AFR

Americas

• Argentina: Dictatorship of Juan Manuel Rosas
• Canada: 1000 blacks settle from the US
• Gran Colombia: Divided to Colombia Venezuela Ecuador and New Granada
• Mexico: Slavery abolished
  President Guerrero overthrown by General Anastasio Bustamante
• Venezuela: Withdraws from Gran Colombia to begin independence

Asia

• China: German naturalist Alexander von Humboldt travels to Chinese border
• India: Practice of widow burning (suttee) made illegal

Europe

• France: Lamartine elected to Academie Française
  Braille alphabet first used in Paris
• German States: End of influence of Count Metternich
• Great Britain: Robert Peel founds Metro Police Force
  Catholic Emancipation Act in Britain/Ireland - may hold office
  Irish political leader Daniel O'Connell commences agitation for repeal of Act of Union
  Economist Thomas Attwood founds Birmingham Political Union for parliamentary reform
  Omnibuses becomes part of London transportation – horse-drawn
  First Oxford-Cambridge boat race at Henley
  Royal Zoological Society takes over menagerie at Tower of London – start of London Zoo at Regent's Park
  Duke of Wellington duels English Prime Minister
• Greece: End of war of independence with treaty of Adrianople
• Netherlands: Malaria outbreak
• Russia: Peace of Adrianople ends Russo-Turkish war
• Spain: Ferdinand VII marries fourth wife Maria Christina of Naples

Middle East

• Ottoman Empire: Peace of Adrianople ends Russo-Turkish war – Turkey acknowledges independence of Greece
• Persia: Plague outbreak

Pacific

• Australia: Smallpox outbreak
  Britain claims western Australia as part of its empire

President:

Pres: John Quincy Adams
Pres: Andrew Jackson inaugurated

General

• Abolition: Walker's Appeal – and American pamphlet against slavery written by David Walker
• Americana: Death of John Jay – first US Chief Justice of the U.S.
• Education: Lancaster schools open to Texas
• Finance: In message to Congress President Jackson attacks Second Bank of the US controlled by Nicholas Biddle
  Stock market reaches volume of 5000 shares a day
• Politics: Jackson introduces "Spoils system" where he replaces Govt. appointees
  Unofficial or "Kitchen Cabinet" assembled
• Transportation: Delaware and Hudson's gravity railroad opens

East

• New York: First cooperative store
• Pennsylvania: Workingman's Party takes political control of Philadelphia
  Early cooperative store opens in Philadelphia

Midwest

• Kansas: Shawnee and Delaware Indians resettle
• Ohio: White mobs attack African Americans - 3-day race riot ensues

South

West and Pacific

Events

• Joseph Smith has confrontation with Isaac Hale March, prays to leave, told to wait
• Joseph meets Oliver who helps with translation
• Joseph Smith and Oliver Cowdrey receive Aaronic Priesthood and are baptized
• Melchizedek Priesthood received through Peter, James, and John
• Book of Mormon translated completed
• Three and Eight Witnesses
• Joseph Smith applies for Copyright
• Martin Harris mortgages farm, makes agreement with Grandin Press
• Joseph Smith returns to Harmony
• Oliver Cowdery befriends David Whitmer, David Whitmer's crops planted by intervention of 3 strangers
• Mary Whitmer sees messenger and plates
• $3000 paid for 5000 copy printing of Book of Mormon