8

Barzilla Martin (Gordon) 86

7

Sarah Gordon (Guymon) 69
Mary Patience Davis (Durham) 88
Zachariah Earls 66
Jemima Harden (or Harding) (Earls) 76

6

James H Clements 80
Anna Nash (Gifford) 60
George Washington Braffett 59
Ebenezer Snow 76
Mary Walsh (Smith) 69
Libbeus Thaddeous Coons 49
Mary Ann Williamsen (Coons) 48
Asahel Perry 76
Polly Chadwick (Perry) 71
Charles Hulet 70
Ann Pierson (Matson) 63
Noah Thomas Guymon 41
Sarah Davis (Russon) 65
John Southhall 37
Sarah Round (Southhall? or Smart) 56
John Wilson 86 died
Nancy Wilkey (Wilson) 66
William Clark 66
Jacob Etters 52

5

Albert Clements 59
Ada (Aidah) Winchell (Clements) 59
Levi Jasper Powell 54
Henry Dill Gifford 35
Almira Ann Braffett (Gifford) 31
Bernard Snow 38
Alice Smith (Snow) 32
Jacob Killian 32
Susan Coons (Killian) 22
Stephen Chadwick Perry 42
Anna Maria Hulet (Perry) 43
George Brinton Matson 33
Mary Jane Guymon (Matson) 22
Sidzel (Zidsel) Jorgensdatter (Jensen) 72
Lott Russon 31
Eliza Round or Southall (Russon) 30
George Wilson 35
Lucy Ann Clark (Wilson) 35
Jonas Green 32
Eliza Elvira Etters (Green) 28

4

Richard Alvin Lowe 34
Ada Clements (Lowe) 21
Joseph Jasper Powell 26
Almira Jane Gifford (Powell) 6
Bernard Snow (II) 4
Nancy Jane Killian (Snow) born
John Sylvester Perry 8
Evelone (Eva) Maude Matson (Perry) 3
Peder Pedersen 48
Marianne Thompson (Pedersen) 42
Anders Peder Jensen 35
Anne Katrine Nielsen (Jensen) 32
Elijah Peck Sr. 10
Charlotte Russon (Peck) 9
Lawson Green Wilson 13
Elmina Green (Wilson) 7

General

Population: 1.27 Billion*

• Entertainment: Writers include Dion Boucicault, Wiklie Collins (The Woman in White), George Eliot (THe Mill on the Floss), Eugene Labiche, Multatuli, Alexander Ostrovski, Freidrich Spielhagen, AC Swinburne, WM Thackeray edits The Cornhill Magazine, JS MIll (representative government), Charles de Montalembert, JL Motley (history), GT Fechner (Elements of Psychophysics)
  Art includes Jakob Burckhardt "The Civilization of the Renaissance in Italy", Degas "Spartan Boys and Girls Exercising", W Holman Hunt "Finding of the Saviour in the Temple", Manet "Spanish Guitar Player"
  Music includes Franz von Suppe, Firsst modern Welsh Eisteddfod music,
• Fashion: Clothing colors brighten with use of artificial dyes
• Medicine: Pasteur works with immunization
  Robert Koch studies disease patterns
  Rubber-based contraceptives invented this decade
• Religion: Russian Orthodox Church establishes monastery in Jerusalem
  "The Catholic Times" published
• Science: Bunsen and Kirchhoff discover the elements cesium and rubidium
  Phillips diagrams fossil record diversity fluctuations
• Sports: John C Heenan of the US and Tom Sayers (Brit) fight championship bout ended by crown breaking into the ring
  Beginning of skiing as competitive sport
• Technology: Kerosene developed
  Lenoir constructs first practical internal-combustion engine
  Sholes devises primitive typewriter
  Frederick Walton invents cork linoleum
  First horse-drawn tram
• Deaths: Poet Ernst Moritz Arndt, Author James Kirke Paulding, Philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer, Composer Freidrich Silcher, Architect Charles Barry, Artist A.G. Decamps,

Africa

• Congo: Start of journeys of Livingstone and Stanley
• Tunis: Foreign speculators overrun

Americas

• General: Kingdom of Araucania and Patagonia created from parts of Argentina and Chile to 1862

Asia

• General: Russia expands control
• China: British and French loot and burn in Beijing - British and French win second Opium war with Treaty of Peking
  Russia rules maritime provinces
• India: Famine
• Indochina: (Vietnam) Under French control

Europe

• Belgium: Etienne Lenoir invents internal combustion engine
• France: Treaty of Turin cedes Nice and Savoy to France
• Great Britain: Blackfriars Bridge in London destroyed
  English Church Union founded
  Food and Drug Act enacted
  British Open Golf Championship started with W Park the first winner
  Florence Nightingale establishes school for nurses
  Man slashed his own throat in Britain and was taken to the gallows for attempted suicide, but the hanging opened the wound and the man started to breathe – so they lowered the rope and finished the job
• Italy: ENd of Kingdom of Two Siciles
  Italian parliament meets in Turin
  Garibaldi and 1000 redshirts takes southern Italy and most of Italy unified
  Plebiscites in Tuscany Emilia Romagna Parma and Modena favor union with Sardinia
  Victor Emmanuel II king of Sardinia invades Papal States and defeats papal troops
  Garibaldi proclaims Victor Emmanuel II King of Italy
• Russia: Founding of Vladivostok
  Expansion into Turkestan

Middle East

Pacific

• Australia: Burke and Wills cross Australia from S to N
• New Zealand: Start of first Maori War in New Zealand until 1870
  End of 20 years of outbreaks

President:

Pres: James Buchanan
Pres: Abraham Lincoln elected over Stephen Douglas (N. Democratic), John C. Breckinridge (S. Democratic) and John Bell (Constitutional Union)

General

• Headlines: Succession
• Communication: Pony Express starts - lasts about 6 months
• Culture: End of period known as "American Renaissance"
• Natives: Forced removal of Native Americans
• Politics: Lincoln doesn't win popular vote, but wins electoral vote
  President Buchanan denies any state may secede

East

• Massachusetts: Baseball becomes popular
• New York: Beginning of Broadway shows- unofficially
  Baseball becomes popular
• Pennsylvania: Smallpox outbreak

Midwest

• Ohio: Tornadoes

South

• General: Start of secession leading to Civil War
• Kentucky: Tornadoes
• South Carolina: Secession

West and Pacific

• California: US Emperor Norton bans use of the term "Frisco"
  First recorded baseball game in San Francisco
  Gunther Island Massacre as 188 Wiyot Indians killed by white settlers in Humboldt Co
• Utah: Goshute War
  World traveler Richard Burton visits UT – writes generally positive account

President

Pres: Brigham Young

Membership: 61,082

Temples: 0

Other

• Apostles serve as European mission presidents to infuse growth
• Pony Express mail service starts with some young Mormons among the riders/li>
• President Young bars missionaries asking for donations from members in the field
• Last handcart companies enter valley
• Young proclaims support for Lincoln after election day
• RLDS Church formed