7

Sarah Gordon (Guymon) 74
Zachariah Earls 71
Jemima Harden (or Harding) (Earls) 81

6

James H Clements 85
Anna Nash (Gifford) 65
George Washington Braffett 64
Ebenezer Snow 81
Libbeus Thaddeous Coons 54
Mary Ann Williamsen (Coons) 53
Asahel Perry 81
Polly Chadwick (Perry) 76
Ann Pierson (Matson) 68
Noah Thomas Guymon 46
Sarah Davis (Russon) 70
John Southhall 42
Sarah Round (Southhall? or Smart) 61
Nancy Wilkey (Wilson) 71
William Clark 71
Jacob Etters 57

5

Albert Clements 64
Ada (Aidah) Winchell (Clements) 64
Levi Jasper Powell 59 died
Henry Dill Gifford 40
Almira Ann Braffett (Gifford) 36
Bernard Snow 43
Alice Smith (Snow) 37
Jacob Killian 37
Susan Coons (Killian) 27
Stephen Chadwick Perry 47
Anna Maria Hulet (Perry) 48
George Brinton Matson 38
Mary Jane Guymon (Matson) 27
Lott Russon 36
Eliza Round or Southall (Russon) 35
George Wilson 40
Lucy Ann Clark (Wilson) 40
Eliza Elvira Etters (Green) 33

4

Richard Alvin Lowe 39
Ada Clements (Lowe) 26
Joseph Jasper Powell 31
Almira Jane Gifford (Powell) 11
Bernard Snow (II) 9
Nancy Jane Killian (Snow) 5
John Sylvester Perry 13
Evelone (Eva) Maude Matson (Perry) 8
Peder Pedersen 53
Marianne Thompson (Pedersen) 47
Anders Peder Jensen 40
Anne Katrine Nielsen (Jensen) 37
Elijah Peck Sr. 15
Charlotte Russon (Peck) 14
Lawson Green Wilson 18
Elmina Green (Wilson) 12

3

Martin Peterson born
Nicoline (Lena) Jensen 4

General

Population: 1.29 Billion*

• Culture: Dr. James Barry shown upon post-mortem to have been a woman who had once given birth
• Entertainment: Music includes Wagner's Tristan und Isolde
  Writers include Matthew Arnold, Josh Billings, David Belasco (age 12), Lewis Carrol (C.L. Dodgson) writes Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, Mary mapes Dodge writes Hans Brinker or the Silver Skates, Cardinal Newman, Ouida, Adalbert Stifter, AC Swinburne, Mark Twain writes The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County, Paul Verlaine, Walt Whitman, Henri Baudrillart (liberty), WS Jevons (coal), WEH Lecky (rationalism), JS Mill, JR Seeley, Wilhelm Busch of Germany writes children's tales Max und Moritz
  Art includes Winslow Homer, George Innes, Dore creates illustrations to the Bible, Hippolyte Taine
  Music includes Meyerbeer, Schubert, Suppe
• Medicine: Lister initiates antiseptic surgery by using carbolic acid on a compound wound
  Major cities experience smallpox, cholera, typhus, typhoid, scarlet fever and yellow fever
• Paranormal: Sechenov writes about physiological basis of psychic processes
• Science: Gregor Mendel explains heredity
  Plucker invents line geometry
  Kekule explains aromatic compounds and benzene ring theory
  Maxwell writes about electricity and magnetism
  Modern eugenics formulated by Galton
• Sports: Debut of WG Grace as cricketer in Gentlemen v. Players
  Queensberry Rules governing boxing outlined
• Technology: Hyatt invents composition billard ball – replaces ivory
  First railroad cars designed by Pullman
  Thaddeus Lowe invents ice machine
  First carpet sweeper comes into use
• Deaths: Statesman Lord Palmerston, Artist Ferdinand Waldmuller, Architect Joseph Paxton, Mathematician William R Hamilton, Dramatist Otto Ludwig, Novelist Elizabeth Gaskell, Politician Pierre Joseph Proudhon,

Africa

• Egypt: Cholera outbreak
• Orange Free State: Wars with Moshweshwe's Basuto people in South Africa until 1868

Americas

• Jamaica: Morant Bay Rebellion between plantation owners and workers - crushed by British troops
• Paraguay: Paraguay attacks neighboring countries 5 years

Asia

• Korea: King Kojong persecutes Christians

Europe

• General: Bismarck and Napoleon III meet in Biarritz
• Belgium: King Leopold I dies and son Leopold II rules
• France: Pasteur succeeds in curing silkworm disease saving French industry
• Great Britain: Lord Palmerston dies and is succeeded by Lord John Russell
  William Booth organizes Christian Revival Association - later Salvation Army in London
  London Metropolitan Fire Service established
  Barrister John Macgregor pioneers canoeing as sport
• Italy: Florence becomes capital to 1870
• Russia: Conquer Caucasus and Turkistan
• Switzerland: Edward Whymper climbs the Matterhorn

Middle East

Pacific

• New Zealand: Capital moved from Auckland to Wellington

President:

Pres: Abraham Lincoln begins second term, Assassinated
Pres: Andrew Johnson

General

• Crime: Wild Bill wins first showdown
  Lincoln assassinated
• Culture: Establishment of Atlanta U, Shaw U, Virginia Union U for African-Americans
  Immigration to US begins to increase again
• Education: Purdue U at Cornell U, U of Maine, and U of Kentucky founded
  Yale U opens first Department of Fine Arts
• Law: 13th Amendment abolishes slavery
  Freedmen's Bureau (Bureau of Freed Slaves) provides assistance to former slaves
• Military: Johnston surrenders to Sherman
  Jefferson Davis captured
  End of Civil War - Reconstruction begins
• Natives: Yahi Massacres start until 1871
  Treaties with Apache, Cheyenne, and Arapaho tribes
• Paranormal: Abraham Lincoln given premonition of his death a few days before

East

• Massachusetts: MIT founded
• New York: Atlantic cable finally completed
  Convention of 91 clubs in New York starts professional baseball
  First woman professor of astronomy at Vassar – Maria Mitchell
  Abolitionist James Miller McKim founds "The Nation" newspaper
• Pennsylvania: First oil pipeline
• Washington D.C.: Lincoln assassinated by Booth in Ford's Theater
  Education becomes mandatory

Midwest

• Illinois: Union stockyards open in Chicago
• Ohio: First train robbery in North Bend
• Wisconsin: Tornado

South

• General: 1700 die in explosion of the "Sultana" on Mississippi River
  Jefferson Davis appoints Robert E Lee as General-in Chief
  Jefferson Davis captured and imprisoned
• Louisiana: Last surrender in Shreveport
• South Carolina: Union fleet takes Charleston
• Tennessee: KKK forms
• Virginia: Richmond durrenders to Grant
  Lee surrenders at Appomattox ending Civil War

West and Pacific

• California: Quake estimated at 6.5
  "SF Examiner" and "SF Chronicle" founded
  Chinese "coolie" laborers imported to US for railroad construction
• Hawaii: First Chinese laborers arrive
• Utah: Day of mourning in Utah as Lincoln dies
  Utes forced to Uintah Reservation
  Black Hawk War begins to 1872

President

Pres: Brigham Young

Membership: 76,771

Temples: 0

Other

• War with Indians in Utah - Black Hawk War begins - until 1867
• Orson Pratt and William W. Ritter preach in Austria and are kicked out
• Church agrees to build telegraph line through Utah (completed 1867)
• Johnson ignores petition from Utah to appoint friendly governor
• Grant hears rumors that Mormons teaming up with Indians – Grant believes Mormonism will be short-lived