On this day
8November
- 1821
A future Milton Junction settler was born in Waterford, New London County, Connecticut.
- 1838
The first number of the Wisconsin Enquirer appeared at Madison.
- 1846
Martha Clausen died and was buried at the Luther Valley cemetery — the first minister's wife to die among the Norwegian Lutherans of America.
- 1856
Marriage to Mary P. Kimball.
- 1857
A son, Edgar L., was born.
- 1857
A daughter, Emma, was born.
- 1864
County officers were elected, including Sheriff Thomas Earle.
- 1868
Grant Walrath was born in Fulton township.
- 1870
A sheriff (R. T. —) was elected in Rock County.
- 1905
The Janesville Daily Gazette of this date printed a street-car schedule and advertised a football game between Janesville and Beloit at Yost's Park on Sunday, Nov. 5th.
On this day
8November
- 1821
A future Milton Junction settler was born in Waterford, New London County, Connecticut.
- 1838
The first number of the Wisconsin Enquirer appeared at Madison.
- 1846
Martha Clausen died and was buried at the Luther Valley cemetery — the first minister's wife to die among the Norwegian Lutherans of America.
- 1856
Marriage to Mary P. Kimball.
- 1857
A son, Edgar L., was born.
- 1857
A daughter, Emma, was born.
- 1864
County officers were elected, including Sheriff Thomas Earle.
- 1868
Grant Walrath was born in Fulton township.
- 1870
A sheriff (R. T. —) was elected in Rock County.
- 1905
The Janesville Daily Gazette of this date printed a street-car schedule and advertised a football game between Janesville and Beloit at Yost's Park on Sunday, Nov. 5th.