Once Upon a House
Once Upon a House

On this day

27August

  1. 1827

    An Evansville-area resident was born in New York.

    WorldSettler recordEvidence

  2. 1856

    An order was made by James W. Strong, Superintendent of Schools for the city of Beloit.

    BeloitEvidence

  3. 1863

    A regiment marched to Stevenson, Alabama.

    WorldEvidence

  4. 1868

    A regiment marched to Stevenson, Ala.

    WorldEvidence

  5. 1878

    The husband of Harriet Inman died, leaving three children

    WorldSettler recordEvidence

  6. 1885

    David was born in Center township.

    CountySettler recordEvidence

  7. 1899

    The Gridley chapel, a brick and stone edifice built by General Strong in memory of his parents (or as a memorial of his father, Elijah Gridley Strong), was dedicated.

    WorldEvidence

  8. 1901

    Mr. Blodgett died at Janesville and was buried in the cemetery at Beloit.

    CountySettler recordEvidence

  9. 1904

    A church cornerstone was laid, with Bishop Warne of Calcutta, India, giving the principal address.

    WorldEvidence

On this day

27August

  1. 1827

    An Evansville-area resident was born in New York.

    WorldSettler recordEvidence

  2. 1856

    An order was made by James W. Strong, Superintendent of Schools for the city of Beloit.

    BeloitEvidence

  3. 1863

    A regiment marched to Stevenson, Alabama.

    WorldEvidence

  4. 1868

    A regiment marched to Stevenson, Ala.

    WorldEvidence

  5. 1878

    The husband of Harriet Inman died, leaving three children

    WorldSettler recordEvidence

  6. 1885

    David was born in Center township.

    CountySettler recordEvidence

  7. 1899

    The Gridley chapel, a brick and stone edifice built by General Strong in memory of his parents (or as a memorial of his father, Elijah Gridley Strong), was dedicated.

    WorldEvidence

  8. 1901

    Mr. Blodgett died at Janesville and was buried in the cemetery at Beloit.

    CountySettler recordEvidence

  9. 1904

    A church cornerstone was laid, with Bishop Warne of Calcutta, India, giving the principal address.

    WorldEvidence