On this day
1July
- 1832
The army continued its march up the river and saw an Indian spy on the high ground on the west side of Rock river.
- 1833
Cadman was born in Providence, Saratoga Co., N. Y.
- 1833
The number of post-offices in the United States was 10,127.
- 1838
A Norway-born settler (born Dec. 24, 1807) came to Clinton, Wis., and made a claim of eighty acres.
- 1839
The commissioners were again in session.
- 1839
The commissioners held sessions; the assessment roll was corrected and accepted, and a tax levy of five mills on the dollar was ordered. The assessed value of Rock County in 1839 was $21,792.45.
- 1844
Joseph H. was born.
- 1844
Marriage to Miss Eliza Holt.
- 1852
The second great reduction of postage took effect by law.
- 1852
Joseph B. was born.
- 1856
The Central bank's capital stock was increased to $50,000.
- 1858
Rev. C. Smedes resigned as Rector of the parish.
- 1862
A Beloit soldier was wounded in the left arm at the battle of Malvern Hill.
- 1863
Philander Wilcox was killed at Gettysburg.
- 1863
Philander Wilcox was killed at Gettysburg; Jared H. Knapp fell at Gettysburg; Calvin Miller was killed at Gettysburg; a soldier of the Second Wisconsin lost his right leg at Gettysburg.
- 1863
Jared H. Knapp fell at Gettysburg.
- 1863
Williams lost his right leg in the battle of Gettysburg.
- 1863
Calvin Miller was killed at Gettysburg.
- 1867
A Janesville man returned from Montana and took a position as messenger in the Rock County National Bank.
- 1868
A Janesville man returned to Janesville from the East.
- 1868
A doctor returned to Janesville, where he resided until his death.
- 1868
Mr. Parmely married Emma J. Parmelee of Connecticut.
- 1870
The Gazette was sold to Gen. James Bintliff and others.
- 1870
Harvey E. was born.
- 1873
He purchased a half-interest in the Recorder printing office.
- 1873
H. Leonard took possession of the newspaper property he considered valuable.
- 1875
Vernon married Nellie Curtice
- 1878
An event involving Charles S. Guernsey and David J. occurred (the passage is truncated by the scan).
- 1884
He was unanimously chosen superintendent of the State Hospital for the Insane at Madison by the state board of supervision.
- 1894
Mr. Matheson became junior member of the law firm of Fethers, Jeffris, Fifield & Matheson at Janesville.
- 1896
Rev. Platts began his pastorate.
- 1898
"The Farm and Home," a weekly farm-interest paper, was first published.
- 1906
C. Hendley's sole ownership of the "Daily News" ended when he sold out in 1906 to the merger company, which was reorganized in July, 1906.
On this day
1July
- 1832
The army continued its march up the river and saw an Indian spy on the high ground on the west side of Rock river.
- 1833
Cadman was born in Providence, Saratoga Co., N. Y.
- 1833
The number of post-offices in the United States was 10,127.
- 1838
A Norway-born settler (born Dec. 24, 1807) came to Clinton, Wis., and made a claim of eighty acres.
- 1839
The commissioners were again in session.
- 1839
The commissioners held sessions; the assessment roll was corrected and accepted, and a tax levy of five mills on the dollar was ordered. The assessed value of Rock County in 1839 was $21,792.45.
- 1844
Joseph H. was born.
- 1844
Marriage to Miss Eliza Holt.
- 1852
The second great reduction of postage took effect by law.
- 1852
Joseph B. was born.
- 1856
The Central bank's capital stock was increased to $50,000.
- 1858
Rev. C. Smedes resigned as Rector of the parish.
- 1862
A Beloit soldier was wounded in the left arm at the battle of Malvern Hill.
- 1863
Philander Wilcox was killed at Gettysburg.
- 1863
Philander Wilcox was killed at Gettysburg; Jared H. Knapp fell at Gettysburg; Calvin Miller was killed at Gettysburg; a soldier of the Second Wisconsin lost his right leg at Gettysburg.
- 1863
Jared H. Knapp fell at Gettysburg.
- 1863
Williams lost his right leg in the battle of Gettysburg.
- 1863
Calvin Miller was killed at Gettysburg.
- 1867
A Janesville man returned from Montana and took a position as messenger in the Rock County National Bank.
- 1868
A Janesville man returned to Janesville from the East.
- 1868
A doctor returned to Janesville, where he resided until his death.
- 1868
Mr. Parmely married Emma J. Parmelee of Connecticut.
- 1870
The Gazette was sold to Gen. James Bintliff and others.
- 1870
Harvey E. was born.
- 1873
He purchased a half-interest in the Recorder printing office.
- 1873
H. Leonard took possession of the newspaper property he considered valuable.
- 1875
Vernon married Nellie Curtice
- 1878
An event involving Charles S. Guernsey and David J. occurred (the passage is truncated by the scan).
- 1884
He was unanimously chosen superintendent of the State Hospital for the Insane at Madison by the state board of supervision.
- 1894
Mr. Matheson became junior member of the law firm of Fethers, Jeffris, Fifield & Matheson at Janesville.
- 1896
Rev. Platts began his pastorate.
- 1898
"The Farm and Home," a weekly farm-interest paper, was first published.
- 1906
C. Hendley's sole ownership of the "Daily News" ended when he sold out in 1906 to the merger company, which was reorganized in July, 1906.