On this day
6November
- 1837
The second session of the first legislative assembly of Wisconsin convened at Burlington
- 1837
At that session the seat of government was located at Madison
- 1840
The Seventh-Day Baptists held their first meeting for the purpose of organizing a society at the house of Henry Crandall.
- 1847
A mass meeting was held at the Stage House to consider a project for a railroad to Chicago.
- 1852
A marriage to Phebe C. Nash took place.
- 1855
Albert O. was born.
- 1860
Mrs. Kierstead died.
- 1860
A sheriff took office (listed as Alden, November 6, 1860).
- 1861
Mr. Kent enlisted in Company E, Third Regiment Wisconsin Volunteer Cavalry.
- 1863
Frank Hall died at Nashville; John H. Williams died at Nashville.
- 1866
County officers were elected, including Sheriff S. J. [surname cut off]; a Janesville man was again elected Sheriff
- 1869
The Seventh-Day Baptist Church Society was incorporated.
- 1900
He was elected assemblyman of the Second district of Rock county, receiving 2,670 votes to his opponent's 915.
On this day
6November
- 1837
The second session of the first legislative assembly of Wisconsin convened at Burlington
- 1837
At that session the seat of government was located at Madison
- 1840
The Seventh-Day Baptists held their first meeting for the purpose of organizing a society at the house of Henry Crandall.
- 1847
A mass meeting was held at the Stage House to consider a project for a railroad to Chicago.
- 1852
A marriage to Phebe C. Nash took place.
- 1855
Albert O. was born.
- 1860
Mrs. Kierstead died.
- 1860
A sheriff took office (listed as Alden, November 6, 1860).
- 1861
Mr. Kent enlisted in Company E, Third Regiment Wisconsin Volunteer Cavalry.
- 1863
Frank Hall died at Nashville; John H. Williams died at Nashville.
- 1866
County officers were elected, including Sheriff S. J. [surname cut off]; a Janesville man was again elected Sheriff
- 1869
The Seventh-Day Baptist Church Society was incorporated.
- 1900
He was elected assemblyman of the Second district of Rock county, receiving 2,670 votes to his opponent's 915.