8

Azor Nash 77
Elizabeth Flynn (Guymon) 82
John Gordon 78
Barzilla Martin (Gordon) 58
John Dudley 64
Margaret Cansler or Gensler (Tevebaugh) 73

7

Peter Clements 85
Mary Bowerman (Gifford) 74
Reuben Davis 68
Thomas Hopper 66
John Williamson 50
Nancy Sickels (Williamson) 45
Abiel Perry 78
Mary Lewis (Hulet) 69
Johan Mathias Noah 72
Elizabeth Schmidt (Noah) 64
Aaron Mattson 87
Isaac Pierson 65
Rachel Stern (Pierson) 58
Thomas Guymon 45
Sarah Gordon (Guymon) 41
James Dudley 50
Palle Pallemon Fix 92
Charles Alexander Durham 59
Mary Patience Davis (Durham) 60
Henry Etters 64
Catherine Teavebaugh or Devenpaugh (Etters) 47
Zachariah Earls 38
Jemima Harden (or Harding) (Earls) 48

6

James H Clements 52
Lucy Owens (Clements) 51
Charles M. Powell 47
Nancy Smith (Powell) 47
Alpheus Gifford 39
Anna Nash (Gifford) 32
George Washington Braffett 31
Amanda Davis (Braffett) 34
Ebenezer Snow 48
Polly Hayes (Snow) 44
Ralph Smith 43
Mary Walsh (Smith) 41
John Killian 36
Lydia Ann Hopper (Killian) 37
Libbeus Thaddeous Coons 21
Mary Ann Williamsen (Coons) 20
Asahel Perry 48
Polly Chadwick (Perry) 43
Charles Hulet 42
Margaret Ann Haynes Noah (Hulet) 38
Ann Pierson (Matson) 35
Noah Thomas Guymon 13
Mary Dickerson Dudley (Guymon) 18
Else Christensdatter (Christensen) 69
Niels Eriksen 58
Anne Jensdatter (Eriksen) 53
William Peck 44
Ann Kinger (Peck) 41
Thomas Russon 37
Sarah Davis (Russon) 37
John Southhall 9
Sarah Round (Southhall? or Smart) 28
John Wilson 58
Nancy Wilkey (Wilson) 38
William Clark 38
Jane Wilkie (Clark) 36
William H. Green 24
Eunice "Unicy" Durham (Green) 23
Jacob Etters 24
Trythena Earl (Etters) 24

5

Albert Clements 31
Ada (Aidah) Winchell (Clements) 31
Levi Jasper Powell 26
Mary Elizabeth Parker (Powell) 26
Henry Dill Gifford 7
Almira Ann Braffett (Gifford) 3
Bernard Snow 10
Alice Smith (Snow) 4
Jacob Killian 4
Stephen Chadwick Perry 14
Anna Maria Hulet (Perry) 15
George Brinton Matson 5
Thomas Jensen 56
Sidzel (Zidsel) Jorgensdatter (Jensen) 44
Elisha Peck I 16
Phebe Turner (Peck) 21
Lott Russon 3
Eliza Round or Southall (Russon) 2
George Wilson 7
Lucy Ann Clark (Wilson) 7
Jonas Green 4
Eliza Elvira Etters (Green) born

4

Richard Alvin Lowe 6
Peder Pedersen 20
Marianne Thompson (Thomasen) (Pedersen) 14
Anders Peder Jensen 7
Anne Katrine Nielsen (Jensen) 4

General

Population: 1.14 Billion*

• Entertainment: Writers include Balzac, Bulwer Lytton, Casimir Delavigne (drama), Disraeli (autobiography), Goethe's Faust II (posthumous), Leigh Hunt, Washington Irving, John P. Kennedy (Southern plantations), Nikolaus Lenau, Silvio Pellico, Aleksandr Sergeyevich Pushkin, Tennyson Lady of Shalott, Final volume of Niebuhr's history of Rome
  Art includes Constable "Waterloo Bridge from Whitehall Stairs", Ando Hiroshige publishes his Japanese color prints
  Music includes Berlioz "Symphonie Fantastique", Donizetti, Ferdinand Herold, CHopin, Mendelssohn, Rossini
• Science: Faraday proposes pictorial representation of electric and magnetic force lines
  Bolyai publishes work on non-Euclidian geometry
  Reichenbach discovers creosote in wood tar
• Technology: Manufacture of friction matches
  Fourneyron develops water turbine
  Samuel Morse develops telegraph
• Deaths: Politician Charles Carroll, Author Johann Wolfgang Goethe, Composer Muzio Clementi, Poet Philip Freneau, Poet George Crabbe, Poet/Artist Philibert Louis Debucourt, Composer Karl Friedrich Zelter, Biologist GL Cuvier, Composer Bonifacio Asioli, Novelist Walter Scott, Actor Ludwig Devrient, Napoleon François-Joseph Charles King of Rome, Statesman Friedrich von Gentz, Philosopher Jeremy Bentham - requests corpse stuffed and presented to his college - body allowed to attend yearly meetings, Explorer Jean Champollion, Philosopher Karl CF Krause, Tenor Manuel Garcia, Physicist Nicholas Carnot, Anatomist Antonio Scarpa, Phrenologist JK Spurzheim, Constitution signer Charles Carrol

Africa

• Algeria: Abd-al-Kadir leads Arab resistance to France until 1847
• Egypt: War with Turkey to 1833

Americas

• Falkland Islands: Britain occupies Falkland Islands

Asia

Europe

• General: The word "socialism" comes into use in England and France
  Cholera outbreak in England and France
• France: First French railroad line from St. Etienne to Andrezieux to carry passengers
• German States: Mass demonstrations at Hambach in favor of the liberal and national cause
• Great Britain: Cholera outbreak in London and Scotland
  First Great Reform Bill gives 500,000 more men the vote (middle class)
  Cry for reform against corrupt politicians – PM Earl Grey resigns – Reform Act passed without King William's assent
  WE Gladstone enters English politics as conservative for Newark
  Whig party becomes the Liberal Party
• Greece: Independence recognized by Ottoman Empire
• Italian States: Giuseppe Mazzini the Italian patriot found "Giovine Italia" (Italian Youth) with aim for achieving independence

Middle East

• Ottoman Empire: War between Turkey and Egypt to 1833
  Battle of Koniah – Turks defeated
• Syria: Mehemet Ali Viceory of Egypt defeats the Turks

Pacific

President:

Pres: Andrew Jackson reelected over Henry Clay

General

• Abolition: Wm Lloyd Garrison forms Anti-Slavery Society
• Americana: Death of last surviving signer of the Declaration of Independence Charles Carrol of Carrollton
• Finance: National bank becomes voting issue - Jackson vetoes bank bill
  Tariff rates lowered, but South doesn't see an improvement
  Federal money flows into "pet banks"
• Medicine: Cholera outbreak in USA
• Natives: Black Hawk War
  Supreme Court sides with Cherokee for rights
  Potawatomi natives kill 15 and kidnap 2 at Indian Creek
• Politics: Democratic Party adopted its name
  John Calhoun becomes first Vice President to resign, later winning Senate seat
  Whig party forms in US
  Nominating conventions established (Open meetings, as opposed to caucuses)
  Abraham Lincoln enters politics

East

• Massachusetts: William Lloyd Garrison and abolitionists form New England Anti-Slavery Society
• New York: First horse-drawn trolleys in New York
  3000 die of Cholera in New York City
• Republic of Indian Stream: Future section of New Hampshire firms to 1835 - claimed by US and Canada

Midwest

• Wisconsin: 150 Indians killed in WI by General Henry Atkinson

South

• Louisiana: 4000 die of Cholera in New Orleans
• South Carolina: Threatens to secede after tarrifs pass

West and Pacific

President

Pres: Joseph Smith

Membership: 2,661

Temples: 0

Other

• President Smith sustained as president of high priesthood
• Joseph Smith receives vision of three degrees of glory
• Elders begin teaching in Canada - first mission outside US
• Evening and Morning Star first printed
• Civil War prophesied
• Section 88 given
• Joseph Smith tarred and feathered at John Johnson home
• Saints strongly support Jacksonian democracy as Whigs have proven corrupt
• Revelation on Civil war
• "Olive Leaf" revelation (Section 88)
• 3 Degrees of Glory revealed (Section 76)
• Church membership jumps from about 700 to over 2500
• Brigham Young baptized - Brigham Young speaks in tongues after meeting Joseph Smith