On this day
30June
- 1821
Members of the expedition of Capt. Bell with Major Long caught their first sight of the Rocky Mountains, during their 1821 expedition to the foot of the Rocky Mountains.
- 1831
The Indians signed a treaty of peace with General Gaines and Governor Reynolds, agreeing never to return to the [east side — passage cut off]
- 1832
General Atkinson's soldiers, including Private Abraham Lincoln, made the first recorded visit of white men to the Turtle village (now Beloit) locality, passing through the deserted Turtle village and camping on the prairie; the army entered Rock county and encamped just above where Beloit now is.
- 1843
Annie L. was born
- 1853
A daughter, Amy C., was born
- 1857
A marriage to Ellen Barnes, of Fredericksburg, Ohio, took place.
- 1858
Lawrence McNamara (the father of Henry L.) died.
- 1865
Evart L. was born.
- 1870
The Janesville Gazette editor left the paper.
- 1871
A person named Bacon died in New Boston, N. H.
- 1872
Nettie was born.
- 1877
Mr. Townsend married Miss Belle Letts.
- 1880
Mr. Sutherland married Miss Agnes Sayre.
- 1887
Mr. McGowan was married to Miss Abbie L. Hill, daughter of Joseph H. and Mary Hill, of Beloit.
- 1891
The Comrades, Sons of Vets., and members of the W. R. C. planned to meet at Post Hall to make arrangements for a picnic at Yost's Park.
- 1896
Mr. Dutton died, having served as Elder in the First Presbyterian church of Beloit from 1890.
- 1896
Mr. Thompson married Miss Cora Clark.
- 1896
Dr. Albert Thompson died.
- 1900
The village of Orfordville in the town of Spring Valley became incorporated; another passage states the incorporation from the town of Spring Valley in 1900 and that the place is now called Orford.
On this day
30June
- 1821
Members of the expedition of Capt. Bell with Major Long caught their first sight of the Rocky Mountains, during their 1821 expedition to the foot of the Rocky Mountains.
- 1831
The Indians signed a treaty of peace with General Gaines and Governor Reynolds, agreeing never to return to the [east side — passage cut off]
- 1832
General Atkinson's soldiers, including Private Abraham Lincoln, made the first recorded visit of white men to the Turtle village (now Beloit) locality, passing through the deserted Turtle village and camping on the prairie; the army entered Rock county and encamped just above where Beloit now is.
- 1843
Annie L. was born
- 1853
A daughter, Amy C., was born
- 1857
A marriage to Ellen Barnes, of Fredericksburg, Ohio, took place.
- 1858
Lawrence McNamara (the father of Henry L.) died.
- 1865
Evart L. was born.
- 1870
The Janesville Gazette editor left the paper.
- 1871
A person named Bacon died in New Boston, N. H.
- 1872
Nettie was born.
- 1877
Mr. Townsend married Miss Belle Letts.
- 1880
Mr. Sutherland married Miss Agnes Sayre.
- 1887
Mr. McGowan was married to Miss Abbie L. Hill, daughter of Joseph H. and Mary Hill, of Beloit.
- 1891
The Comrades, Sons of Vets., and members of the W. R. C. planned to meet at Post Hall to make arrangements for a picnic at Yost's Park.
- 1896
Mr. Dutton died, having served as Elder in the First Presbyterian church of Beloit from 1890.
- 1896
Mr. Thompson married Miss Cora Clark.
- 1896
Dr. Albert Thompson died.
- 1900
The village of Orfordville in the town of Spring Valley became incorporated; another passage states the incorporation from the town of Spring Valley in 1900 and that the place is now called Orford.