10

Alexander Gordon 75

9

Mercy Wheeler (Bannister) 79
Thomas Gordon 57
Sarah Wilson (Gordon) 50
Johann Lorentz Kettering 49
Philip W. Gentzler 56

8

James Seeley 62
Elizabeth Brown (Seeley) 61
Peleg Gifford 78
Abigail Shepherd (Gifford) 72
Azor Nash 42
Nathan Abbott 55
Mary (Marcy, Mercy) Bannister (Abbott) 54
Elizabeth Zimmerman (Killian) 67
Thomas Coons 60
Anna Crandall (Coons) 52
Joseph Crandall 47
Mary Ladd (Crandall) 45
James [Jacob] Williamson 54
Mary Barber (Williamson) 48
Zachariah Sickels 44
David Brewer 65
Sarah Searles (Howlett) 74 died
Joseph Pierson [Pearson] 69
Mary (Pierson) 69
Sarah West (Stern) 49
Isaiah Curry Guymon 44
Elizabeth Flynn (Guymon) 47
John Gordon 43
Barzilla Martin (Gordon) 23
John Dudley 29
Achilles Durham 47
Henry Etters 55
Philip Tevebaugh or Devenpaugh 46
Margaret Cansler or Gensler (Tevebaugh) 38

7

Peter Clements 50
Anna Seeley (Clements) 42
John Savage 59
Joseph Smith 32
Noah Gifford 38
Mary Bowerman (Gifford) 39
Azor Nash 17
Lucy Shaw (Nash) 23
William [James] Braffett 25
Lucretia King (Braffett) 12
Reuben Davis 33
Mary or Polly Abbott (Davis) 30
Samuel Snow 47
Betty Perkins (Snow) 41
Philemon Hayes 48
Philip Killian 31
Thomas Hopper 31
Thomas Coons 31
Elizabeth Crandall (Coons) 19
John Williamson 15
Nancy Sickels (Williamson) 10
Abiel Perry 43
Sylvanus Hulet 39
Mary Lewis (Hulet) 34
Johan Mathias Noah 37
Elizabeth Schmidt (Noah) 29
Aaron Mattson 52
Mary McMinn (Mattson) 59
Isaac Pierson 30
Rachel Stern (Pierson) 23
Thomas Guymon 10
Sarah Gordon (Guymon) 6
James Dudley 15
Celia [Polly] Ross (Dudley) 11
Palle Pallemon Fix 57
Poul Andersen 61
Anne Thomasdatter (Andersen) 50
Erick Jensen 59
Elizabeth Whitford (Ruston) 25
James Southhall ~about 7
Sophia (Southhall) 2
William Round 25
Pheba Parsons (Round) 25
Peter Green 42
Charles Alexander Durham 24
Mary Patience Davis (Durham) 25
Henry Etters 29
Catherine Teavebaugh or Devenpaugh (Etters) 12
Zachariah Earls 3
Jemima Harden (or Harding) (Earls) 13

6

Joseph Lowe 60
Hannah Worth (Lowe) 63
James H Clements 17
Lucy Owens (Clements) 16
Justus Winchel 38
Eva Savage (Winchel) 27
Charles M. Powell 12
Nancy Smith (Powell) 12
Edward Parker 17
Alpheus Gifford 4
Ebenezer Snow 13
Polly Hayes (Snow) 9
Ralph Smith 8
Mary Walsh (Smith) 6
John Killian 1
Lydia Ann Hopper (Killian) 2
Asahel Perry 13
Polly Chadwick (Perry) 8
Charles Hulet 7
Margaret Ann Haynes Noah (Hulet) 3
George Matson 30
Ann Pierson (Matson) born
Jens Thomasen 42
Maren Nielsen (Thomasen) 50
Jorgen Christensen 61
Peter Engelbret Palleson Fix 27
Anders Christensen 34
Else Christensdatter (Christensen) 34
Christen Larsen 32
Karen Poulsdatter (Larsen) 29
Niels Eriksen 23
Anne Jensdatter (Eriksen) 18
William Peck 9
Ann Kinger (Peck) 6
Thomas Turner 12
Ruth Rowles (Turner) 8
Thomas Russon 2
Sarah Davis (Russon) 2
John Wilson 23
Nancy Wilkey (Wilson) 3
William Clark 3
Jane Wilkie (Clark) 1

5

Joseph Lowe 29
Mary Stirland (Lowe) 11
Peder Simonsen 36
Maren Pedersdatter (Simonsen) 7
Thomas Jensen 21
Sidzel (Zidsel) Jorgensdatter (Jensen) 9
Jens Pedersen 2
Anne Andersdatter (Pedersen) 1

General

Population: 980 Million*

• Education: Andrew Bell publishes account of Hindu education system starting reform in US and British education toward mass forced education
• Entertainment: Writers include Samuel Taylor Coleridge Kubla Khan, Ugo Foscolo, Goethe, Friedrich Holderlin, Ann Radcliffe, August Wilhelm von Schlegel (Shakespeare translation), Chateaubriand (French revolution) Kant (metaphysics), Schelling (philosophy), Wackenroder and Tieck (romantic religious essays), William Wilberforce (religion)
  Art includes Turner "Millbank Moon Light", Thorvaldsen settles in Rome, Gérard (Cupid and Psyche)
  Music includes Cherubini, Haydn, Franz Schubert
• Science: Thomas Bewick writes on British birds
  JL Lagrange writes about analytical functions
  Astronomer HWM Olbers publishes on orbits of comets
  Nicholas de Saussure writes about chemicals and vegetation
  LN Vawuelin discovers chromium
• Technology: Henry Maudslay invents carriage lathe
  Richard Trevithick constructs model of locomotive engine
  Solid, cast iron plows manufactured
• Deaths: Statesman Horace Walpole, Geologist James Hutton, Author Edmund Burke, Frederick William II,

Africa

Americas

• General: Earthquake in Ecuador/Peru kills 4100

Asia

• India: Marquis Wellesley appointed Governor General of India
• Japan: America trades with Japan on behalf of Dutch to 1809 ending Japanese isolation
• Sumatra: Earthquake estimated at 8.4 kills 300

Europe

• General: Peace of Campo Formio between France and Austria
• France: Napoleon appointed to command forces for invasion of England – arrives in Paris
  Talleyrand becomes French Foreign Minister
  Paul Barras prevents royalist reaction in coup d'etat of 18 Fructidor (Sep 4)
  Carnot expelled from France
  First parachute jump – Louis Lenormand (or 1783)
• German States: Death of Frederick William II – succeeded as King of Prussia by son Frederick William III the husband of Queen Louise
• Great Britain: England begins to export iron
  Mutinies of the British Royal Navy at Spithead and the Nore
  First copper pennies minted in England and first one-pound notes (paper) issued
  Battle of Cape St. Vincent – British navy defeats Franco-Spanish Fleet
• Holy Roman Empire: Napoleon defeats Austrians at Rivoli – takes Mantua and advances through the Tirol to Vienna
  Preliminary peace treaty between Austria and France signed at Leoben - Treaty of Campo Formio
• Italian States: Earthquake
  Napoleon proclaims Venetian Constitution – founds the Ligurian Republic in Genoa and unites Cisalpine with Sicpadane Republic
  End of Republic of Venice, Transpadane republic, Duchy of Milan and Cispadane republic in Italy + start of Cisalpine Republic
  End of Italian separate kingdoms of Venice and Genoa under unification
• Poland: Final treaty of Polish partition
• Spain: Nelson and Jervis defeat Spanish fleet at Cape St. Vincent – naval mutiny at Spithead

Middle East

• Persia: Fath Ali becomes Shah of Persia

Pacific

• Australia: John MacArthur introduces Merino sheep

President:

Pres: George Washington
Pres: John Adams inaugurated - Jefferson (vice president) recieves second most votes

General

• Politics: XYZ Affair - French become hostile (because of earlier treaties and lack of US help) US sends representatives to France French officials (Nicknamed X, Y and Z) demanded #1 The U.S. apologize for remarks made in congress #2 US must make a loan to France and #3 the three envoys must pay a bribe of $250,000 We're insulted and prepare for war
• Religion: Start of US "Second Great Awakening"