9

Mercy Wheeler (Bannister) 95
Johann Lorentz Kettering 65

8

James Seeley 78
Elizabeth Brown (Seeley) 77
Azor Nash 58
Nathan Abbott 71
Mary (Marcy, Mercy) Bannister (Abbott) 70
Thomas Coons 76
Anna Crandall (Coons) 68
Joseph Crandall 63
Mary Ladd (Crandall) 61
James [Jacob] Williamson 70 died
Mary Barber (Williamson) 64 died
Zachariah Sickels 60
David Brewer 81
Mary (Pierson) 85
Sarah West (Stern) 65
Elizabeth Flynn (Guymon) 63
John Gordon 59
Barzilla Martin (Gordon) 39
John Dudley 45
Achilles Durham 63
Henry Etters 71
Philip Tevebaugh or Devenpaugh 62
Margaret Cansler or Gensler (Tevebaugh) 54

7

Peter Clements 66
Anna Seeley (Clements) 58 died
Joseph Smith 48
Mary Bowerman (Gifford) 55
Reuben Davis 49
Mary or Polly Abbott (Davis) 46
Samuel Snow 63
Betty Perkins (Snow) 57
Philip Killian 47
Thomas Hopper 47
Thomas Coons 47
John Williamson 31
Nancy Sickels (Williamson) 26
Abiel Perry 59
Sylvanus Hulet 55
Mary Lewis (Hulet) 50
Johan Mathias Noah 53
Elizabeth Schmidt (Noah) 45
Aaron Mattson 68
Mary McMinn (Mattson) 75
Isaac Pierson 46
Rachel Stern (Pierson) 39
Thomas Guymon 26
Sarah Gordon (Guymon) 22
James Dudley 31
Celia [Polly] Ross (Dudley) 27
Palle Pallemon Fix 73
James Southhall ~about 23
Sophia (Southhall) 18
Peter Green 58
Charles Alexander Durham 40
Mary Patience Davis (Durham) 41
Henry Etters 45
Catherine Teavebaugh or Devenpaugh (Etters) 28
Zachariah Earls 19
Jemima Harden (or Harding) (Earls) 29

6

Hannah Worth (Lowe) 79
James H Clements 33
Lucy Owens (Clements) 32
Eva Savage (Winchel) 43
Charles M. Powell 28
Nancy Smith (Powell) 28
Alpheus Gifford 20
Anna Nash (Gifford) 13
George Washington Braffett 12
Amanda Davis (Braffett) 15
Ebenezer Snow 29
Polly Hayes (Snow) 25
Ralph Smith 24
Mary Walsh (Smith) 22
John Killian 17
Lydia Ann Hopper (Killian) 18
Libbeus Thaddeous Coons 2
Mary Ann Williamsen (Coons) 1
Asahel Perry 29
Polly Chadwick (Perry) 24
Charles Hulet 23
Margaret Ann Haynes Noah (Hulet) 19
George Matson 46
Ann Pierson (Matson) 16
Jens Thomasen 58
Jorgen Christensen 77
Peter Engelbret Palleson Fix 43
Else Christensdatter (Christensen) 50
Niels Eriksen 39
Anne Jensdatter (Eriksen) 34
William Peck 25
Ann Kinger (Peck) 22
Ruth Rowles (Turner) 24
Thomas Russon 18
Sarah Davis (Russon) 18
Sarah Round (Southhall? or Smart) 9
John Wilson 39
Nancy Wilkey (Wilson) 19
William Clark 19
Jane Wilkie (Clark) 17
William H. Green 5
Eunice "Unicy" Durham (Green) 4
Jacob Etters 5
Trythena Earl (Etters) 5

5

Joseph Lowe 45
Mary Stirland (Lowe) 27
Albert Clements 12
Ada (Aidah) Winchell (Clements) 12
Levi Jasper Powell 7
Mary Elizabeth Parker (Powell) 7
Peder Simonsen 52
Thomas Jensen 37
Sidzel (Zidsel) Jorgensdatter (Jensen) 25
Jens Pedersen 18
Anne Andersdatter (Pedersen) 17
Niels Christensen 6
Kirstine Marie Nielsdatter (Christensen) 6
Phebe Turner (Peck) 2

4

Peder Pedersen 1

General

Population: 1.05 Billion*

• Culture: Grand Freemason Lodge founded
• Entertainment: Writers include Jane Austen Pride and Prejudice, Byron The Giaour, Adelbert von Chamisso, Manzoni, Shelly writes Queen Mab, Robert Southey Life of Nelson, JF Herbert (philosophy), Robert Owen New View of Society, Schopenhauer writes thesis, David Cox (landscape painting),
  Art includes Turner "Frosty Morning", Finger of Michelangelo's David broken and fixed - protected by wax
  Music includes Rossini, Waltz becomes popular
• Religion: Methodist Missionary Society founded
• Technology: Steam locomotive invented
• Deaths: Author Christoph Martin Wieland, Mathematician Joseph Louis Lagrange, Artist Anton Graff, Composer Andre Gretry, Physician Benjamin Rush, Naval Secretary Benjamin Stoddert, Statesman Edmund Randolph, General Gerhard von Scharnhorst, Poet Theodor Korner, Tecumseh

Africa

Americas

• Canada: War of 1812 continues with US victories
  McGill U in Montreal founded
• Mexico: Mexico declares self independent from Spain
• Venezuela: Simún Bolivar becomes dictator

Asia

• India: British trade monopoly of East India Company abolished
  Christian missionaries licensed to preach
  Plagues
• Mexico: Independence as constitution drawn

Europe

• General: Battle of Nations (Leipzig) - Prussia, Russia, Britain, Austria, and Sweden vs France
• Austria: Entry into war against France
• France: Napoleon defeated at "Battle of Nations" in Leipzig
  French defeated by Blucher at Wahlstatt on the Katzbach – defeated the allied army at Dresden
  Napoleon abdicates
• German States: Prussia declares war on France – combined Russo-Prussian forces enter Dresden – Napoleon's victory at Lutzen
  Prussian army under Blücher crosses the Rhine
  Start of German kingdom of Hesse-Kassel to 1866
  End of Confederation of the Rhine
• Great Britain: Wellington defeats French at Vitoria – seizes San Sebastian and enters France
  Last gold guinea coins issued in England
  London Philharmonic Society founded
  Yorkshireman Thomas Lord moves White Conduit Club to St. John's Wood in London
• Holland: French expelled from Holland – return of William of Orange
• Malta: Plague
• Poland: Inundation wipes out French army in Silesia and Poland – killing 10,000
  Famine in Poland due to supply interception
• Romania: Plague
• Spain: Battle of Vittoria – French driven out of Spain by Wellington

Middle East

Pacific

President:

Pres: James Madison starts second term

General

• Military: War of 1812 - Americans capture York (Toronto) and Fort St. George
  HMS Shannon captures US frigate Chesapeake
  US forces defeated at Chrysler's Farm near Montreal – burn Newark (Niagara on the Lake) – British forces take Fort Niagara and burn Buffalo
  Daniel Webster protests the draft
• Natives: Tecumseh killed in Battle of the Thames in Canada as part of War of 1812 - William Henry Harrison leading charge

East

• General: "We have met the enemy and they are ours" Captain Oliver Perry recaptures Great Lakes
  Daniel Webster enters congress Northerner
• Maine: Colby College in Maine founded
• Massachusetts: Francis Cabot Lowell builds power loom in Waltham
• New York: First use of words "Uncle Sam" in New York State's Troy Post
  Battle of Sacket's Harbor
• Vermont: Start of three successive years of crop failures in Vermont

Midwest

• Michigan: Detroit reoccupied by US
• Ohio: Johnny Appleseed (John Chapman) ran 30 miles to call US troops to OH to prevent Indian raid

South

• Alabama: Portion ceded to US
  Fort Mims Massacre as Red Stick kill 400 – Creek War ensues until 1814
• Florida: US annexes west Florida
• Kentucky: River Raisin Massacre – 30 to 60 Kentucky militia killed after surrendering
• Mississippi: Portion ceded to US

West and Pacific

Events

• Joseph Smith's leg operation
• Start of three successive years of crop failures in VT