Once Upon a House
Once Upon a House

On this day

13August

  1. 1824

    M. Wells Crumb was born at DeRuyter, N. Y.

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  2. 1835

    Bond was born at Clarksburg, Virginia.

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  3. 1835

    A child of Levi H. and Anna (Moore) Bond was born in Clarksburg, W. Va.

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  4. 1837

    The first public religious service in Beloit was held (a prayer meeting led by Horace Hobart)

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  5. 1838

    A meeting was held at the house of Ansel Dickinson, on Rock Prairie near Mount Zion, to organize a Congregational church; another passage dates this meeting to August 16, 1838.

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  6. 1838

    A biographical subject was born in Otsego Co., N. Y.

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  7. 1840

    Mr. Holmes married Miss Mary A. Parker.

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  8. 1850

    Jones was born in New York city.

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  9. 1863

    Howard died at St. Louis.

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  10. 1865

    John S. Lynch married Miss Amanda C. Hannegan.

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  11. 1866

    Albert D. died

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  12. 1872

    Oliver T. was born.

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  13. 1874

    Births: Lynn D. was born; and Agnes May was born.

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  14. 1878

    Elizabeth McEwen died

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  15. 1879

    Mr. Case sold his interest in the paper to Mr. Brand.

    BeloitEvidence

  16. 1891

    Roy Burt was born.

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  17. 1930

    Beloit introduced eight Yellow Coach buses as public transportation, replacing the city’s streetcar service. The buses became known as the “Orange Line” because of their orange exterior stripe.

    BeloitEvidence

On this day

13August

  1. 1824

    M. Wells Crumb was born at DeRuyter, N. Y.

    WorldSettler recordEvidence

  2. 1835

    Bond was born at Clarksburg, Virginia.

    WorldSettler recordEvidence

  3. 1835

    A child of Levi H. and Anna (Moore) Bond was born in Clarksburg, W. Va.

    WorldSettler recordEvidence

  4. 1837

    The first public religious service in Beloit was held (a prayer meeting led by Horace Hobart)

    BeloitEvidence

  5. 1838

    A meeting was held at the house of Ansel Dickinson, on Rock Prairie near Mount Zion, to organize a Congregational church; another passage dates this meeting to August 16, 1838.

    CountyEvidence

  6. 1838

    A biographical subject was born in Otsego Co., N. Y.

    WorldSettler recordEvidence

  7. 1840

    Mr. Holmes married Miss Mary A. Parker.

    WorldSettler recordEvidence

  8. 1850

    Jones was born in New York city.

    WorldSettler recordEvidence

  9. 1863

    Howard died at St. Louis.

    WorldSettler recordEvidence

  10. 1865

    John S. Lynch married Miss Amanda C. Hannegan.

    WorldSettler recordEvidence

  11. 1866

    Albert D. died

    WorldSettler recordEvidence

  12. 1872

    Oliver T. was born.

    WorldSettler recordEvidence

  13. 1874

    Births: Lynn D. was born; and Agnes May was born.

    WorldSettler recordEvidence

  14. 1878

    Elizabeth McEwen died

    WorldSettler recordEvidence

  15. 1879

    Mr. Case sold his interest in the paper to Mr. Brand.

    BeloitEvidence

  16. 1891

    Roy Burt was born.

    WorldSettler recordEvidence

  17. 1930

    Beloit introduced eight Yellow Coach buses as public transportation, replacing the city’s streetcar service. The buses became known as the “Orange Line” because of their orange exterior stripe.

    BeloitEvidence