8

Azor Nash 85
Barzilla Martin (Gordon) 66

7

Mary Bowerman (Gifford) 82
Reuben Davis 76
Thomas Hopper 74
John Williamson 58
Nancy Sickels (Williamson) 53
Johan Mathias Noah 80
Elizabeth Schmidt (Noah) 72
Rachel Stern (Pierson) 66
Thomas Guymon 53
Sarah Gordon (Guymon) 49
Palle Pallemon Fix 100 died
Charles Alexander Durham 67
Mary Patience Davis (Durham) 68
Henry Etters 72
Catherine Teavebaugh or Devenpaugh (Etters) 55
Zachariah Earls 46
Jemima Harden (or Harding) (Earls) 56

6

James H Clements 60
Lucy Owens (Clements) 59
Charles M. Powell 55
Nancy Smith (Powell) 55 died after this time
Alpheus Gifford 47
Anna Nash (Gifford) 40
George Washington Braffett 39
Amanda Davis (Braffett) 42
Ebenezer Snow 56
Polly Hayes (Snow) 52
Ralph Smith 51
Mary Walsh (Smith) 49
John Killian 44
Libbeus Thaddeous Coons 29
Mary Ann Williamsen (Coons) 28
Asahel Perry 56
Polly Chadwick (Perry) 51
Charles Hulet 50
Margaret Ann Haynes Noah (Hulet) 46
Ann Pierson (Matson) 43
Noah Thomas Guymon 21
Mary Dickerson Dudley (Guymon) 26
Niels Eriksen 66
Thomas Russon 45
Sarah Davis (Russon) 45
John Southhall 17
Sarah Round (Southhall? or Smart) 36
John Wilson 66
Nancy Wilkey (Wilson) 46
William Clark 46
Jane Wilkie (Clark) 44
William H. Green 32
Eunice "Unicy" Durham (Green) 31
Jacob Etters 32
Trythena Earl (Etters) 32

5

Albert Clements 39
Ada (Aidah) Winchell (Clements) 39
Levi Jasper Powell 34
Mary Elizabeth Parker (Powell) 34
Henry Dill Gifford 15
Almira Ann Braffett (Gifford) 11
Bernard Snow 18
Alice Smith (Snow) 12
Jacob Killian 12
Susan Coons (Killian) 2
Stephen Chadwick Perry 22
Anna Maria Hulet (Perry) 23
George Brinton Matson 13
Mary Jane Guymon (Matson) 2
Thomas Jensen 64
Sidzel (Zidsel) Jorgensdatter (Jensen) 52
Elisha Peck I 24
Phebe Turner (Peck) 29
Lott Russon 11
Eliza Round or Southall (Russon) 10
George Wilson 15
Lucy Ann Clark (Wilson) 15
Jonas Green 12
Eliza Elvira Etters (Green) 8

4

Richard Alvin Lowe 14
Ada Clements (Lowe) 1
Joseph Jasper Powell 6
Peder Pedersen 28
Marianne Thompson (Thomasen) (Pedersen) 22
Anders Peder Jensen 15
Anne Katrine Nielsen (Jensen) 12

General

Population: 1.19 Billion*

• Entertainment: Writers include James Feinmore Cooper The Pathfinder, Robert Browning, Friedrich Hebbel (tragedy), Lermontov (poetry), Manzoni (romance), Prosper Merimee (short story), de Tocqueville Democracy in America
  German poet Fritz Reuter freed from prison by general amnesty
  Art includes Delacroix "Entry of the Crusaders into Constantinople",
  Music includes Donizetti, Robert Schumann (marries), Max Schneckenburger writes "Watch on the Rhine" later set to music,
• Land: Antarctica discovered/explored
• Medicine: Karl A von Basedow describers goiters associated with Graves Disease
  Epidemic of cholera infects world for two decades
• Politics: French socialist writer Pierre Joseph Proudhom proposes idea that property is theft
• Science: Louis Agassiz publishes about glaciers
  Chromosomes seen under microscope but aren't recognized for importance
  Justus von Leibig's book Chemistry in its Application to Agriculture starts scientific farming
• Technology: Debain constructs the harmonium
  First incandescent light
  Liebig discovers fundamentals of artificial fertilizer
  Goodyear vulcanizes rubber
  Morse code patented
• Deaths: Novelist Fanny Burney (Mme. D'Arblay), Philosopher Thomas Cooper, Artist Caspar David Friedrich, Lucien Bonaparte - future prince of Canino, Nicolo Paganini, Author Karl Immermann, Frederick William III of Prussia, Jose Francia dictator of Paraguay, William I of Netherlands, Napoleonic marshal Alexandre Macdonand the Duc de Taranto, First Governor General of Canada Lord Durham, Admiral Sir WS Smith, Dramatist LLJ Lemerdier, Anthropologist JF Blumenbach, Astronomer HWM Olbers, Artist Alexander Nasmyth<, Beau Brummell the English man of fashion and wit/li>

Africa

• Natal: Matabeleland founded by Boers
• South Africa: Boers of South Africa cease migration once British rule was extended into their new territory - some of the Boers (Dutch) migrated further
  Smallpox outbreak
• Zanzibar: Imam Sayyid Said ruler of Oman makes Zanzibar his capital

Americas

• Brazil: King Dom Pedro II comes of age and country unites around him
• Canada: Upper and Lower Canada unites by act of Parliament
• Paraguay: Dictator Jose Francia dies
• Republic of Central America: End of Civil War in Federal Republic of Central America
• Yucatán: Republic of the Yucatán declares independence to 1848

Asia

Europe

• General: London Conference on Turko-Egyptian conflict signs Protocol des Droits – straits closed to warships of all powers – Black Sea to Russian warships
• Croatia: Plague outbreak in Dalmatia
• France: New Conspiracy of Louis Napoleon Bonaparte followerd by imprisonment at fortress of Ham
  Ashes of Napoleon I deposited at Invalides in Paris
• German States: Death of Frederick William III King of Prussia and Frederick William IV rules
• Great Britain: Penny postage stamp introduced in Britain reforming postal systems
  Victoria marries Albert (German cousin) in England and conceives within days
  Nelson's Column erected in Trafalgar Square
  Industrial revolution starts amping up, creating middle class
  Return to morality appeals to middle class and hence the Victorian ideals
  London library opened
  Sir Charles Barry begins the building of Houses of Parliament in London
  Blue Riband (ribbon) for fastest crossing of Atlantic awarded to SS Britannia
  Botanical Gardens at Kew London opened
  World anti-slavery convention in London excludes women speakers
  The Mary Rose rediscovered in England after its sinking in 1535 under the eyes of Henry VIII – but laid un"discovered" until 1965
• Netherlands: William II ascends throne of Netherlands after abdication of father William I

Middle East

• Afghanistan: Afghan forces surrender to British Army – end of Afghan war
• Lebanon: British navy bombards Beirut
• Syria: Mohammed Ali of Egypt stops ruling Syria

Pacific

• Antarctica: Discovered - end of attempt to chart coast
• Australia: Transportation of criminals from England to New South Wales comes to end
• Hawaii: Kamehameha III begins constitutional monarchy in Hawaii and first written constitution
• New Zealand: British and Maoris sign Treaty of Waitangi becoming British colony – also city of Aukland founded
  Major disease outbreaks in New Zealand 20 years
  White settlement grows in N Zealand

President:

Pres: Martin Van Buren
Pres: William Henry Harrison elected over Van Buren

General

• Business: End of the fur-trapping era
• Culture: Census reveals African-American population at 2.87 million
  First wave of US prohibition
• Education: Public school movement begins in US with Horace Mann
• Entertainment: Fanny Elssler the Viennese dancer tours the US until 1842
• Finance: Federal treasury established
• Law: Mercein v. People rules that children owe allegiance to government at birth
• Politics: Manifest Destiny taught
  US passes Union Act to unite Canada and try and Free Canada from Britain, but neither party is interested
• Sports: Game of ninepins reaches peak of favor in America
• Technology: Possible date of first flush toilet in America
• Weather: ad year for tornadoes in US

East

• General: Great Swell (tsunami or storm surge) hits Delaware River
• Washington DC: Washington Temperance Society founded

Midwest

South

• Florida: Indian Key massacre
• Mississippi: Tornado hits Natchez killing 300
• Texas: Republic of the Rio Grande (Texas) declares independence to 1841 - southern parts return later this year - north claimed by Republic of Texas by 1845
  Juliet Watts of South TX was saved when her corset stops an arrow

West and Pacific

President

Pres: Joseph Smith

Membership: 16,865

Temples: 0

Other

• Latter Day Saints Millenial Star published in England
• 41 members emigrate from England in the Britannia, becoming the first of 85,000 (until 1890)
• Nauvoo Charter granted
• Saints meet with Van Buren again – he comments that if he helps them, he'll lost the Missouri vote
• Saints throw support behind Whig Harrison, Saints split vote to support Democrats
• Lincoln writes to friend about Smith, helps Saints in getting Nauvoo Charter
• Isle of Man dedicated
• Baptism for the dead preached