On this day
19October
- 1826
Wood, general mechanic in a cotton factory, was born at Brainard's Bridge, Rensselaer County, New York.
- 1830
A future Clinton resident, son of Alexander Thom and a descendant of the Stewarts on the mother's side, was born in Scotland.
- 1830
A person listed under a Bennington, N. Y., biography heading was born; the same entry records a death on April 21, 1864.
- 1834
Mary Jane, daughter of the couple married at Rochester in 1833, was born.
- 1846
Mary S., a daughter, was born.
- 1847
Emma L. was born.
- 1850
Harriet O. was born.
- 1855
The Central Bank of Wisconsin began business.
- 1877
Louis Norman was born.
- 1878
T. O. Swager married Miss Hattie Magee at Stoughton
- 1879
A woman died on the farm to which she had come in 1840.
- 1880
Chief Justice Ryan died, creating a vacancy on the Supreme bench.
- 1898
Mr. Gettle married Gertrude M. Brown.
On this day
19October
- 1826
Wood, general mechanic in a cotton factory, was born at Brainard's Bridge, Rensselaer County, New York.
- 1830
A future Clinton resident, son of Alexander Thom and a descendant of the Stewarts on the mother's side, was born in Scotland.
- 1830
A person listed under a Bennington, N. Y., biography heading was born; the same entry records a death on April 21, 1864.
- 1834
Mary Jane, daughter of the couple married at Rochester in 1833, was born.
- 1846
Mary S., a daughter, was born.
- 1847
Emma L. was born.
- 1850
Harriet O. was born.
- 1855
The Central Bank of Wisconsin began business.
- 1877
Louis Norman was born.
- 1878
T. O. Swager married Miss Hattie Magee at Stoughton
- 1879
A woman died on the farm to which she had come in 1840.
- 1880
Chief Justice Ryan died, creating a vacancy on the Supreme bench.
- 1898
Mr. Gettle married Gertrude M. Brown.