Historical Events In 1809
Monday, 13 July 2020
Apr 21 On this day in history robert Mercer Taliaferro Hunter, Secy State (Confederacy)
Apr 22 On this day in history battle at Eckmuhl
Apr 23 Eugene-Prosper Prevost, composer in the year 1809.
Apr 28 On this day in history conradus Leemans, Dutch archaeologist
May 05 On this day in history citizenship is denied to Jews of Canton of Aargau Switzerland
May 05 Mary Kies is first woman issued a US patent (weaving straw) on this day in history.
May 05 Mary Kies of South Killingly, CT was the first woman to be issued a U.S. patent, she was granted a patent for the rights to a technique for weaving straw with silk and thread on this day in history.
May 06 On this day in history william Walker, composer
May 08 On this day in history augustin Pajou, French sculptor (Bachante), dies at 78
May 17 Leopold Auenbrugger von Auenbrugg, physician, dies on this day in history.
May 17 In the year 1809 papal States annexed by France
May 21 In the year 1809 battle at Aspern-Essling Austrian arch duke Karl beats Napoleon
May 21 In the year 1809 battle at Aspern-Essling: Austrian arch duke Karl beats Napoleon
May 24 In the year 1809 dartmoor Prison opens to house French prisoners of war
May 30 In the year 1809 johan B Scheffer, portrait painter, dies at about 43
May 31 Ferdinand von Schill, Prussian officer/rebel, dies in battle at 33 in the year 1809.
Jun 01 In the year 1809 allardyce Barclay begins a bet of walking 1 mile every hour for 1,000 hours. Each hour he walked a mile round trip from his home
Jun 01 Allardyce Barclay begins a bet of walking 1 mile every hour for 1,000 hours. Each hour he walked a « mile round trip from his home in the year 1809.
Jun 03 On this day in history john "Christmas" Beckwith, composer, dies at 58
Jun 04 Nicolai Arbraham Abildgaard, Danish painter/architect, dies at 65 in the year 1809.
Jun 06 On this day in history sweden declares independence, constitutional monarchy established
Jun 08 In the year 1809 thomas Paine, writer (Age of Reason, Common Sense), dies at 72
Jun 10 On this day in history 1st US steamboat to a make an ocean voyage leaves NY for Phila
Jun 10 In the year 1809 the first US steamboat to a make an ocean voyage leaves NY for Phila
Jun 13 George Philip St Cooke, Bvt Major General (Union Army), died in 1895 on this day in history.
Jun 18 Sylvanus William Godon, Commander (Union Navy), died in 1879 on this day in history.
Jun 27 Francois de Canrobert, French marshal/parliament member in the year 1809.
Jul 03 In the year 1809 joseph Quesne, composer, dies at 62
Jul 05 In the year 1809 -6) Battle of Wagram
Jul 05 In the year 1809 napoleon annexes the Papal States Pope Pius VII is taken prisoner July 5 and will remain in custody until 1814
Jul 05 The Battle of Wagram ends in victory for the French but at a terrible cost 23,000 French soldiers killed or wounded, 7,000 missing out of a 181,700-man army that includes 29,000 cavalrymen, while the Austrian army of 181,700 (4,600 cavalrymen) is forced to retreat after losing 19,110 killed or wounded, 6,740 missing in the year 1809.
Jul 05 The Battle of Wagram ends in victory for the French but at a terrible cost: 23,000 French soldiers killed or wounded, 7,000 missing out of a 181,700-man army that includes 29,000 cavalrymen, while the Austrian army of 181,700 (4,600 cavalrymen) is forced to retreat after losing 19,110 killed or wounded, 6,740 missing on this day in history.
Jul 08 Ljudwit Gaj, Croatian writer/poet (Pjesma iz Zagorja) in the year 1809.
Jul 09 Frederick Henle, Germany, pathologist in the year 1809.
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