8

Azor Nash 92
Barzilla Martin (Gordon) 73

7

Thomas Hopper 81
John Williamson 65
Nancy Sickels (Williamson) 60
Johan Mathias Noah 87
Elizabeth Schmidt (Noah) 79
Rachel Stern (Pierson) 73
Thomas Guymon 60
Sarah Gordon (Guymon) 56
Charles Alexander Durham 74
Mary Patience Davis (Durham) 75
Henry Etters 79
Catherine Teavebaugh or Devenpaugh (Etters) 62
Zachariah Earls 53
Jemima Harden (or Harding) (Earls) 63

6

James H Clements 67
Lucy Owens (Clements) 66
Charles M. Powell 62
Anna Nash (Gifford) 47
George Washington Braffett 46
Ebenezer Snow 63
Polly Hayes (Snow) 59
Ralph Smith 58
Mary Walsh (Smith) 56
John Killian 51
Libbeus Thaddeous Coons 36
Mary Ann Williamsen (Coons) 35
Asahel Perry 63
Polly Chadwick (Perry) 58
Charles Hulet 57
Margaret Ann Haynes Noah (Hulet) 53
Ann Pierson (Matson) 50
Noah Thomas Guymon 28
Niels Eriksen 73
Thomas Russon 52
Sarah Davis (Russon) 52
John Southhall 24
Sarah Round (Southhall? or Smart) 43
John Wilson 73
Nancy Wilkey (Wilson) 53
William Clark 53
Jane Wilkie (Clark) 51
William H. Green 39
Eunice "Unicy" Durham (Green) 38
Jacob Etters 39

5

Albert Clements 46
Ada (Aidah) Winchell (Clements) 46
Levi Jasper Powell 41
Mary Elizabeth Parker (Powell) 41
Henry Dill Gifford 22
Almira Ann Braffett (Gifford) 18
Bernard Snow 25
Alice Smith (Snow) 19
Jacob Killian 19
Susan Coons (Killian) 9
Stephen Chadwick Perry 29
Anna Maria Hulet (Perry) 30
George Brinton Matson 20
Mary Jane Guymon (Matson) 9
Thomas Jensen 71 died
Sidzel (Zidsel) Jorgensdatter (Jensen) 59
Elisha Peck I 31
Phebe Turner (Peck) 36
Lott Russon 18
Eliza Round or Southall (Russon) 17
George Wilson 22
Lucy Ann Clark (Wilson) 22
Jonas Green 19
Eliza Elvira Etters (Green) 15

4

Richard Alvin Lowe 21
Ada Clements (Lowe) 8
Joseph Jasper Powell 13
Peder Pedersen 35
Marianne Thompson (Pedersen) 29
Anders Peder Jensen 22
Anne Katrine Nielsen (Jensen) 19
Lawson Green Wilson born

General

Population: 1.23 Billion*

• Business: Founding of Hamberg-America line
  Founding of electrical firm of Siemens and Halske
• Entertainment: WRiters include Brontë sisters Jane Eyre (Charlotte) and Wuthering Heights (Emily), Heinrich Hoffmann, Marryat, WH Prescott (Peru), George Sand, Thackeray Vanity Fair, Leopold von Ranke, Longfellow Evangeline
  Music includes Friedrich von Flotow, Verdi "Macbeth" opera,
• Food: Evaporated milk first made
  Juston von Liebig produces meat extract
• Medicine: Worldwide flu outbreak
  Antiseptics used in surgery by Semmelweiss - discovers connection between childbed fever and puerperal infection
  Anesthetic properties of chloroform discovered
• Politics: Karl Marx attacks Proudhon's philosophy of poverty
• Science: Professor Marla Mitchell discovers telescopic comet
  Schleiden and Schwann announce cell theory
  George Boole writes about math
  Helmholtz writes about energy conservation
• Technology: Elias Howe sells sewing machine manufacturing rights
  Rotary press invented
  Odometer invented
• Deaths: Naturalist John Franklin, Felix Mendelssohn,

Africa

• Algeria: End of resistance to France lead by Abd-al-Kadir
• Liberia: Proclaimed independent republic

Americas

• Canada: Lord Elgin becomes governor and demands the executive able to override legislation
• Mexico: US forces capture Mexico City under Winfried Scott

Asia

• India: Tsunami
• Japan: Quake estimated at 7.4 kills 8300

Europe

• General: Revolts begin throughout Europe, banquets forbidden
• Belgium: Famine
• German States: First Roman Catholic working men's club in Cologne
  Prussia achieves constitution
• Great Britain: Last year of Irish potato famine
  Influenza in London
  British Factory Act restricts working day for women and children to 10 hours
• Italian States: End of Duchy of Lucca and end of kingdom of Anhalt-Kyöthen
• Netherlands: Famine
• Switzerland: Civil war between Catholics and Protestants - Sonderbund War in Switzerland – Catholic cantons refuse to dissolve union
  First Swiss railroad between Zurich and Baden

Middle East

• Ottoman Empire: Restoration of the Hagia Sophia by Sultan Abdulmecid until 1849

Pacific

President:

Pres: James K. Polk

General

• Abolition: Anti-slavery Newspaper North Star published
• Communication: Post offices issue first government-sponsored stamp in US
• Culture: Lucy Stone begins to speak on women's rights

East

• New Jersey: Disenfranchisement of blacks
• New York: American preacher Henry Ward Beecher named minister at Plymouth Congregational Church in Brooklyn

Midwest

• Nebraska: Migration of Mormons out of Winter Quarters

South

• Louisiana: Yellow Fever outbreak

West and Pacific

• California: Mormon Battalion arrives and is disbanded in Los Angeles
  Donner-Reed Party ends in disaster
• Utah: Salt Lake City founded
• Washington: Whitman Massacre in Walla Walla (killing of 14 missionaries) triggers Cayuse War

President

Pres: Quorum of the 12 Apostles
Pres: Brigham Young sustained officially

Membership: 34,694

Temples: 1

Other

• Brigham Young presents pattern for emigrating and Section 130 known as "The Will of the Lord"
• Mormon Battalion completes march - arriving near Pacific in San Diego
• 12 companies of pioneers totaling 2095 enter Salt Lake Valley
• Salt Lake Temple site and city grid selected
• First Presidency reorganized in Kanesville, IA
• Dolley Madison attends charity dinner for beleaguered Latter-day Saints held by Sarah Polk
• Saints meet with Secretary Buchanan who gives ten dollars to the saints
• LDS Pioneers leave Winter Quarters, arrive in Utah
• Mormon pioneers meet native people
• Odometer invented
• Brigham Young returns to Winter Quarters in fall - First Presidency organized