On this day
10September
- 1837
The first sermon was preached in [Beloit] by Prof. Whitney/Whitman, a Baptist minister from Belvidere, Ill.; the 1879 history places it in the old Beloit House, the 1908 history in the big boarding house built for Blodgett's mill men — both readings reported.
- 1841
A Magnolia-area settler married Miss Mary Ann Letts, of New York.
- 1842
A marriage to Miss Mary Letts took place in New York.
- 1850
A marriage took place, the groom marrying Miss Dorcas A. Champlin of Oneida county, N. Y.
- 1855
Hattie L. was born.
- 1867
The fair was held, opening September 10 and closing September 13, with the same officers elected as the previous year.
- 1867
A patent was granted for the Eclipse windmill.
- 1870
Duvalle, twice convicted, was sentenced to Waupun for life.
- 1874
Ground broken for the cotton factory building; death of Chamberlain
On this day
10September
- 1837
The first sermon was preached in [Beloit] by Prof. Whitney/Whitman, a Baptist minister from Belvidere, Ill.; the 1879 history places it in the old Beloit House, the 1908 history in the big boarding house built for Blodgett's mill men — both readings reported.
- 1841
A Magnolia-area settler married Miss Mary Ann Letts, of New York.
- 1842
A marriage to Miss Mary Letts took place in New York.
- 1850
A marriage took place, the groom marrying Miss Dorcas A. Champlin of Oneida county, N. Y.
- 1855
Hattie L. was born.
- 1867
The fair was held, opening September 10 and closing September 13, with the same officers elected as the previous year.
- 1867
A patent was granted for the Eclipse windmill.
- 1870
Duvalle, twice convicted, was sentenced to Waupun for life.
- 1874
Ground broken for the cotton factory building; death of Chamberlain