On this day
1November
- 1820
The subject later known as Judge Bennett was born in Rodman, Jefferson county, New York.
- 1830
A future Turtle resident, son of James Jack, was born in Canada East.
- 1837
Treaty at Washington: the Winnebago nation ceded to the United States all their lands east of the Mississippi (the 1908 history adds: southeast of the Black river and of the Wisconsin, covering the whole of Rock County); they obligated themselves to remove within eight months after ratification.
- 1839
Dr. Horace White, first judge of probate of Rock County (elected in 1839), issued notice over his signature dated November 1, 1839, for court to be held at Beloit on the 1st day of December and at Janesville on the first Monday of June.
- 1843
Marriage: the biographical subject married Olivia P. Pike, daughter of Jonathan Pike.
- 1846
The westward-moving family reached the home of the brother-in-law, Lewis Nichols, in Winnebago County, Illinois.
- 1849
A meeting of the Board of Commissioners of the Beloit & Taycheedah Railroad was convened at the Planters' Hotel, Watertown, for the purpose of organization.
- 1850
A lawyer started for Janesville on November 1 and arrived there on the 9th.
- 1863
George S. Parker was born at Shullsburg, Wisconsin.
- 1868
Rev. Fayette (Fayett) Royce became the sixth Rector of St. [Church], remaining twenty-nine years.
- 1874
Hassenger settled on the farm he now owns
- 1892
Cyrus Fox obtained a patent for an improvement in riding attachments of plows, harrows, etc.
- 1902
Walker W. (second) was born.
On this day
1November
- 1820
The subject later known as Judge Bennett was born in Rodman, Jefferson county, New York.
- 1830
A future Turtle resident, son of James Jack, was born in Canada East.
- 1837
Treaty at Washington: the Winnebago nation ceded to the United States all their lands east of the Mississippi (the 1908 history adds: southeast of the Black river and of the Wisconsin, covering the whole of Rock County); they obligated themselves to remove within eight months after ratification.
- 1839
Dr. Horace White, first judge of probate of Rock County (elected in 1839), issued notice over his signature dated November 1, 1839, for court to be held at Beloit on the 1st day of December and at Janesville on the first Monday of June.
- 1843
Marriage: the biographical subject married Olivia P. Pike, daughter of Jonathan Pike.
- 1846
The westward-moving family reached the home of the brother-in-law, Lewis Nichols, in Winnebago County, Illinois.
- 1849
A meeting of the Board of Commissioners of the Beloit & Taycheedah Railroad was convened at the Planters' Hotel, Watertown, for the purpose of organization.
- 1850
A lawyer started for Janesville on November 1 and arrived there on the 9th.
- 1863
George S. Parker was born at Shullsburg, Wisconsin.
- 1868
Rev. Fayette (Fayett) Royce became the sixth Rector of St. [Church], remaining twenty-nine years.
- 1874
Hassenger settled on the farm he now owns
- 1892
Cyrus Fox obtained a patent for an improvement in riding attachments of plows, harrows, etc.
- 1902
Walker W. (second) was born.