Once Upon a House
Once Upon a House

On this day

12July

  1. 1824

    The first court in the Territory was held in Brown county; James D. Doty was appointed Judge the same year.

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  2. 1829

    Levi Inman was born, a native of Luzerne county, Pennsylvania.

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  3. 1836

    About forty men, described as "respectable and wealthy gentlemen," broke into the building housing Birney's abolitionist press in Cincinnati and destroyed it, shredding newspapers and dragging the broken press through the streets.

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  4. 1840

    Jonathan L. was born.

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  5. 1841

    Geesley Saberson Hollen entered land in the town of Newark.

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  6. 1844

    Griswold Weaver succeeded Stephen Perley as postmaster at Clinton.

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  7. 1860

    Horace Fessenden died in Porter Township.

    CountySettler recordEvidence

  8. 1863

    A soldier was in the battle at Jackson, Miss.

    WorldSettler recordEvidence

  9. 1866

    A paper was read before the [State Historical] Society.

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  10. 1870

    The first union Synod of Wisconsin met in the North Presbyterian Church of Milwaukee.

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  11. 1876

    A daughter, Maud, was born at Baraboo.

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  12. 1877

    Births and a marriage: Spencer (July 13), Jacob Elsworth (July 15), Minnie K. (July 17), and the marriage of Prof. A. Smith to Martha Jane McCall (July 12).

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On this day

12July

  1. 1824

    The first court in the Territory was held in Brown county; James D. Doty was appointed Judge the same year.

    RegionEvidence

  2. 1829

    Levi Inman was born, a native of Luzerne county, Pennsylvania.

    WorldSettler recordEvidence

  3. 1836

    About forty men, described as "respectable and wealthy gentlemen," broke into the building housing Birney's abolitionist press in Cincinnati and destroyed it, shredding newspapers and dragging the broken press through the streets.

    WorldEvidence

  4. 1840

    Jonathan L. was born.

    WorldSettler recordEvidence

  5. 1841

    Geesley Saberson Hollen entered land in the town of Newark.

    WorldEvidence

  6. 1844

    Griswold Weaver succeeded Stephen Perley as postmaster at Clinton.

    WorldEvidence

  7. 1860

    Horace Fessenden died in Porter Township.

    CountySettler recordEvidence

  8. 1863

    A soldier was in the battle at Jackson, Miss.

    WorldSettler recordEvidence

  9. 1866

    A paper was read before the [State Historical] Society.

    WorldEvidence

  10. 1870

    The first union Synod of Wisconsin met in the North Presbyterian Church of Milwaukee.

    RegionEvidence

  11. 1876

    A daughter, Maud, was born at Baraboo.

    RegionSettler recordEvidence

  12. 1877

    Births and a marriage: Spencer (July 13), Jacob Elsworth (July 15), Minnie K. (July 17), and the marriage of Prof. A. Smith to Martha Jane McCall (July 12).

    BeloitEvidence