On this day
3September
- 1826
A resident (P. O. Emerald Grove) was born in Gloucestershire, England.
- 1836
A treaty was made at Cedar Point with the Menomonees, ceding lands west of Green Bay and a strip on the upper Wisconsin; and describe these cessions as occurring in 1836, adding that the Chippewa and Ottawa ceded land east of Green Bay
- 1837
A child (the subject of the sketch, later a Beloit pastor; name not shown in the excerpt) was born in New York.
- 1839
Mary Butts, the first white girl born in Milton, was born.
- 1839
A treaty was made at Stockbridge by which the Stockbridge and Munsee tribes ceded the east half of their tract east of Lake Winnebago to the United States.
- 1849
James Armstrong was elected the first county judge.
- 1853
A death at Milton, Wis.
- 1853
A son, Theodore, was born
- 1854
Samuel's son Jones was born in Clinton township.
- 1856
The legislature reconvened after its recess.
- 1867
Andrew W. was born.
- 1872
John, a son, was born.
- 1873
Mr. Foster married Miss Marcia E.
- 1876
A son, C. Eugene, was born.
- 1883
The group met at St. Paul, where the city put on a grand industrial procession.
- 1892
Mr. Staples died at Catskill, N. Y.
- 1893
Rev. W. Runyan began his pastorate (serving to November 30, 1896).
- 1894
A man (not named in this excerpt) whose business connection with H. Spitzner & Son of New York had continued, died.
On this day
3September
- 1826
A resident (P. O. Emerald Grove) was born in Gloucestershire, England.
- 1836
A treaty was made at Cedar Point with the Menomonees, ceding lands west of Green Bay and a strip on the upper Wisconsin; and describe these cessions as occurring in 1836, adding that the Chippewa and Ottawa ceded land east of Green Bay
- 1837
A child (the subject of the sketch, later a Beloit pastor; name not shown in the excerpt) was born in New York.
- 1839
Mary Butts, the first white girl born in Milton, was born.
- 1839
A treaty was made at Stockbridge by which the Stockbridge and Munsee tribes ceded the east half of their tract east of Lake Winnebago to the United States.
- 1849
James Armstrong was elected the first county judge.
- 1853
A death at Milton, Wis.
- 1853
A son, Theodore, was born
- 1854
Samuel's son Jones was born in Clinton township.
- 1856
The legislature reconvened after its recess.
- 1867
Andrew W. was born.
- 1872
John, a son, was born.
- 1873
Mr. Foster married Miss Marcia E.
- 1876
A son, C. Eugene, was born.
- 1883
The group met at St. Paul, where the city put on a grand industrial procession.
- 1892
Mr. Staples died at Catskill, N. Y.
- 1893
Rev. W. Runyan began his pastorate (serving to November 30, 1896).
- 1894
A man (not named in this excerpt) whose business connection with H. Spitzner & Son of New York had continued, died.