9

Mercy Wheeler (Bannister) 89
Johann Lorentz Kettering 59

8

James Seeley 72
Elizabeth Brown (Seeley) 71
Peleg Gifford 88
Abigail Shepherd (Gifford) 82
Azor Nash 52
Nathan Abbott 65
Mary (Marcy, Mercy) Bannister (Abbott) 64
Thomas Coons 70
Anna Crandall (Coons) 62
Joseph Crandall 57
Mary Ladd (Crandall) 55
James [Jacob] Williamson 64
Mary Barber (Williamson) 58
Zachariah Sickels 54
David Brewer 75
Joseph Pierson [Pearson] 79 died
Mary (Pierson) 79
Sarah West (Stern) 59
Isaiah Curry Guymon 54
Elizabeth Flynn (Guymon) 57
John Gordon 53
Barzilla Martin (Gordon) 33
John Dudley 39
Achilles Durham 57
Henry Etters 65
Philip Tevebaugh or Devenpaugh 56
Margaret Cansler or Gensler (Tevebaugh) 48

7

Peter Clements 60
Anna Seeley (Clements) 52
John Savage 69
Joseph Smith 42
Mary Bowerman (Gifford) 49
William [James] Braffett 35
Reuben Davis 43
Mary or Polly Abbott (Davis) 40
Samuel Snow 57
Betty Perkins (Snow) 51
Philemon Hayes 58 died
Philip Killian 41
Thomas Hopper 41
Thomas Coons 41
Elizabeth Crandall (Coons) 29
John Williamson 25
Nancy Sickels (Williamson) 20
Abiel Perry 53
Sylvanus Hulet 49
Mary Lewis (Hulet) 44
Johan Mathias Noah 47
Elizabeth Schmidt (Noah) 39
Aaron Mattson 62
Mary McMinn (Mattson) 69
Isaac Pierson 40
Rachel Stern (Pierson) 33
Thomas Guymon 20
Sarah Gordon (Guymon) 16
James Dudley 25
Celia [Polly] Ross (Dudley) 21
Palle Pallemon Fix 67
Poul Andersen 71
James Southhall ~about 17
Sophia (Southhall) 12
Peter Green 52
Charles Alexander Durham 34
Mary Patience Davis (Durham) 35
Henry Etters 39
Catherine Teavebaugh or Devenpaugh (Etters) 22
Zachariah Earls 13
Jemima Harden (or Harding) (Earls) 23

6

Hannah Worth (Lowe) 73
James H Clements 27
Lucy Owens (Clements) 26
Eva Savage (Winchel) 37
Charles M. Powell 22
Nancy Smith (Powell) 22
Alpheus Gifford 14
Anna Nash (Gifford) 7
George Washington Braffett 6
Amanda Davis (Braffett) 9
Ebenezer Snow 23
Polly Hayes (Snow) 19
Ralph Smith 18
Mary Walsh (Smith) 16
John Killian 11
Lydia Ann Hopper (Killian) 12
Asahel Perry 23
Polly Chadwick (Perry) 18
Charles Hulet 17
Margaret Ann Haynes Noah (Hulet) 13
George Matson 40
Ann Pierson (Matson) 10
Jens Thomasen 52
Maren Nielsen (Thomasen) 60 died
Jorgen Christensen 71
Peter Engelbret Palleson Fix 37
Anders Christensen 44
Else Christensdatter (Christensen) 44
Christen Larsen 42 died after this time
Karen Poulsdatter (Larsen) 39
Niels Eriksen 33
Anne Jensdatter (Eriksen) 28
William Peck 19
Ann Kinger (Peck) 16
Thomas Turner 22
Ruth Rowles (Turner) 18
Thomas Russon 12
Sarah Davis (Russon) 12
Sarah Round (Southhall? or Smart) 3
John Wilson 33
Nancy Wilkey (Wilson) 13
William Clark 13
Jane Wilkie (Clark) 11

5

Joseph Lowe 39
Mary Stirland (Lowe) 21
Albert Clements 6
Ada (Aidah) Winchell (Clements) 6
Levi Jasper Powell 1
Mary Elizabeth Parker (Powell) 1
Peder Simonsen 46
Maren Pedersdatter (Simonsen) 17
Thomas Jensen 31
Sidzel (Zidsel) Jorgensdatter (Jensen) 19
Jens Pedersen 12
Anne Andersdatter (Pedersen) 11
Niels Christensen born
Kirstine Marie Nielsdatter (Christensen) born

General

Population: 1.02 Billion*

• Entertainment: Writers include Mme. De Stael, Lord Bacon Hours of Idleness, Ugo Foscolo, Charles and Mary Lamb (Shakespeare's tales), Wordsworth, Hegel, Gottlieb Hufeland (economy), Wordsworth
  Art includes Canove sculpture "Paolina Bonaparte as Reclining Venus", David "Coronation of Napoleon", Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres "LaSource", Turner "Sun Rising in a Mist"
  Music includes Beethoven, Etienne Nicolas Menul "Joseph", Spontini, Thomas Moore
• Exploration: Alexander von Humboldt and Bonpland writes about voyages in Spanish Americas
• Medicine: Charles Bell writes about comparative surgery
• Sports: Horse racing – first Ascot Gold Cup
• Deaths: Novelist Clara Reve, Painter Angelica Kauffmann, Jurist Oliver Ellsworth, Sultan Selim III of Turkey, Painter John Opie

Africa

• Gambia: Becomes British crown colonies
• North Africa: Asante invade Fante confederacy
• Sierra Leone: Becomes British crown colonies

Americas

• Argentina: Buenos Aires repels British from ports
  General Whitelock conquers Montevideo, but is defeated in Buenos Aires
• Brazil: Portugal's John VI flees to Brazil
• Canada: Trade boombs and illegal trade with US takes place

Asia

• India: End of time of starvation

Europe

• General: Indecisive battle of Eylau between French and Russo-Prussian armies
  Treaty of Tilsit between Napoleon the Czar and King of Prussia
• Denmark: Second battle of Copenhagen - Britain captures Danish fleet - Peace of Tilsit leaves Napoleon dominant
• France: Peak of Napoleon's power
  French victory at Friedland
  Commercial Law Code introduced
  Napoleon stirs up war sentiments between Britain and US
  Napoleon's "Continental System" is complete
• German States: Jerome Bonaparte becomes King of Westphalia
  Baron von Stein becomes Prussian Prime Minister and emancipates serfs
  End of Kingdom of Hesse-Kassel
  Start of kingdoms of Anhalt-Köthen and Anhalt- Dessau
• Great Britain: British abolish slave trade, though slavery continues until 1833
  Street lighting by gas in London
  Brit demands right to search or seize ships of America (Chesapeake vs Leopard)
  Brit adopts Orders of Council to block US trade with France by taking ships/blockade
• Italian States: End of Italian kingdom of Etruria
• Poland: Start of Poland's Free City of Danzig and Duchy of Warsaw
• Portugal: France invades Portugal and dethrones Portuguese royal family (the Braganzas) which flees to Brazil
  John VI to Brazil
• Russia: Battle of Friedland – Russian defeat against France
  Treaties of Tilsit between Tsar Alexander I of Russia and Napoleon

Middle East

• Ottoman Empire: End of Sultan Selim III of Turkey and succeeded by Mustafa IV

President:

Pres: Thomas Jefferson

General

• Crime: Aaron Burr's conspiracy trial
• Finance: US continues French trade - Brit adopts Orders of Council to block US trade with France by taking ships/blockade - America runs the blockades, Brit demands right to search or seize ships of America (Chesapeake vs Leopard) - Embargo Act (US) forbids AM trade with any foreign nation To avoid war (Unenforceable)
  Trade with Canada booms as merchants violate embargo laws
• Military: The Chesapeake Incident between US and Britain
• Natives: Death of Joseph Brant born a Mowhawk named Thayendanega who fought with British in French and Indian War age 13
• Politics: Napoleon stirs up war sentiments between Britain and US
• Religion: US Evangelical association holds first convention
• Transportation: Commercial steam travel begins

East

• General: Robert Fulton's paddle steamer "Clermont" navigates Hudson

Midwest

• General: Manuel Lisa explores length of Missouri River