On this day
22December
- 1821
A Rock County pioneer married Nancy Maxson (Maxon) in Petersburg, Rensselaer County, New York.
- 1826
A county named Chippewa was formed from the northern portions of Michilimackinac, including the southern shores of Lake Superior.
- 1839
Martha A. was born.
- 1839
Martha A. (2d) was born.
- 1850
J. was born.
- 1851
The first railroad bridge (Northwestern) across Rock River was completed (framed by Houston).
- 1852
The Rock County Agricultural Society and Mechanics' Institute held an annual meeting at Janesville.
- 1855
Rev. Thomas Holeman began his pastorate (serving to September 10, 1859).
- 1861
Peter Gansell died at Janesville.
- 1862
First Lieutenant Calvin Reeves resigned.
- 1873
David A., a son of the family, was born.
- 1874
Samuel Brown died in Milwaukee; James born
- 1874
Births of James and Nettie C.
- 1878
Maggie A. (Cochran), wife of the subject, died
- 1891
Mrs. Fox died and was buried in the Beloit cemetery.
- 1896
He was admitted to practice in the Circuit court of Dane county, the Wisconsin Supreme court and the United States Circuit and District courts.
- 1901
Ulysses G., Jr., was born.
On this day
22December
- 1821
A Rock County pioneer married Nancy Maxson (Maxon) in Petersburg, Rensselaer County, New York.
- 1826
A county named Chippewa was formed from the northern portions of Michilimackinac, including the southern shores of Lake Superior.
- 1839
Martha A. was born.
- 1839
Martha A. (2d) was born.
- 1850
J. was born.
- 1851
The first railroad bridge (Northwestern) across Rock River was completed (framed by Houston).
- 1852
The Rock County Agricultural Society and Mechanics' Institute held an annual meeting at Janesville.
- 1855
Rev. Thomas Holeman began his pastorate (serving to September 10, 1859).
- 1861
Peter Gansell died at Janesville.
- 1862
First Lieutenant Calvin Reeves resigned.
- 1873
David A., a son of the family, was born.
- 1874
Samuel Brown died in Milwaukee; James born
- 1874
Births of James and Nettie C.
- 1878
Maggie A. (Cochran), wife of the subject, died
- 1891
Mrs. Fox died and was buried in the Beloit cemetery.
- 1896
He was admitted to practice in the Circuit court of Dane county, the Wisconsin Supreme court and the United States Circuit and District courts.
- 1901
Ulysses G., Jr., was born.