Once Upon a House
Once Upon a House

On this day

3July

  1. 1822

    A letter was written from Talbot Street, Upper Canada.

    WorldSettler recordEvidence

  2. 1836

    The act of April 20 took effect. Wisconsin Territory was created from Michigan Territory, and Brown, Crawford, Iowa, and Milwaukee became counties of the new territory, together with Des Moines and Dubuque west of the Mississippi.

    RegionEvidence

  3. 1843

    Rev. Mr. Winchell was secured to preach each alternate week

    BeloitEvidence

  4. 1843

    Elling Eielsen married Sigri Nilsen, of Muskego, Racine county

    RegionSettler recordEvidence

  5. 1845

    S. Goodale came to Beloit, locating at Troy, Walworth Co.

    BeloitEvidence

  6. 1855

    A church bell was ordered from an eastern bell firm.

    WorldEvidence

  7. 1863

    Farnsworth's brigade occupied a wooded hill to the left of Round Top after Pickett's charge was repulsed.

    WorldEvidence

  8. 1863

    Farnsworth's brigade charged the First Texas infantry at Gettysburg.

    WorldEvidence

  9. 1863

    married Lucinda Jones.

    WorldSettler recordEvidence

  10. 1863

    Beecher died at Fort Donelson.

    WorldSettler recordEvidence

  11. 1864

    Colonel Porter C. [last name cut off] died at Atlanta after falling into the hands of his foes.

    WorldSettler recordEvidence

  12. 1865

    Joseph Sawyer died at Paducah, Ky.

    WorldSettler recordEvidence

  13. 1865

    A battery was mustered out at Richmond

    WorldEvidence

  14. 1870

    A person indicated in a list died (footnote "Died, July 3, 1870").

    WorldSettler recordEvidence

  15. 1870

    Lewis A. was born.

    WorldSettler recordEvidence

  16. 1876

    Mr. Simon Ruble died in Beloit.

    BeloitEvidence

  17. 1876

    Memorial Lodge, No. 318, Knights of Honor, was organized at an evening meeting.

    WorldEvidence

  18. 1917

    The Janesville Daily Gazette reported on consideration of federal aid for pavement, eighteen [feet], on the Yost park route, following a board of supervisors' vote the previous fall in favor of that route.

    CountyEvidence

On this day

3July

  1. 1822

    A letter was written from Talbot Street, Upper Canada.

    WorldSettler recordEvidence

  2. 1836

    The act of April 20 took effect. Wisconsin Territory was created from Michigan Territory, and Brown, Crawford, Iowa, and Milwaukee became counties of the new territory, together with Des Moines and Dubuque west of the Mississippi.

    RegionEvidence

  3. 1843

    Rev. Mr. Winchell was secured to preach each alternate week

    BeloitEvidence

  4. 1843

    Elling Eielsen married Sigri Nilsen, of Muskego, Racine county

    RegionSettler recordEvidence

  5. 1845

    S. Goodale came to Beloit, locating at Troy, Walworth Co.

    BeloitEvidence

  6. 1855

    A church bell was ordered from an eastern bell firm.

    WorldEvidence

  7. 1863

    Farnsworth's brigade occupied a wooded hill to the left of Round Top after Pickett's charge was repulsed.

    WorldEvidence

  8. 1863

    Farnsworth's brigade charged the First Texas infantry at Gettysburg.

    WorldEvidence

  9. 1863

    married Lucinda Jones.

    WorldSettler recordEvidence

  10. 1863

    Beecher died at Fort Donelson.

    WorldSettler recordEvidence

  11. 1864

    Colonel Porter C. [last name cut off] died at Atlanta after falling into the hands of his foes.

    WorldSettler recordEvidence

  12. 1865

    Joseph Sawyer died at Paducah, Ky.

    WorldSettler recordEvidence

  13. 1865

    A battery was mustered out at Richmond

    WorldEvidence

  14. 1870

    A person indicated in a list died (footnote "Died, July 3, 1870").

    WorldSettler recordEvidence

  15. 1870

    Lewis A. was born.

    WorldSettler recordEvidence

  16. 1876

    Mr. Simon Ruble died in Beloit.

    BeloitEvidence

  17. 1876

    Memorial Lodge, No. 318, Knights of Honor, was organized at an evening meeting.

    WorldEvidence

  18. 1917

    The Janesville Daily Gazette reported on consideration of federal aid for pavement, eighteen [feet], on the Yost park route, following a board of supervisors' vote the previous fall in favor of that route.

    CountyEvidence