Page 2: Historical Events In December - 07
Tuesday, 24 February 2026
1808 Hugh McCulloch, US Secy of Treasury. 

1810 Theodor Schwann, German co-originator of cell theory. 

1811 Ignaz Spangler, composer, dies at 54 

1815 Michel Ney, French marshal (Waterloo), murdered at 46. 

1817 William Bligh, British naval officer of "Bounty" fame, dies at 63. 

1823 Leopold Kronecker, German mathematician (Tensor of Kronecker). 

1823 Johann Gottlieb Schwencke, composer, dies at 79 

1826 John Flaxman, Engl sculptor (tombs at St Paul's Cathedral), dies at 71. 

1829 Johann Christoph Kienlen, composer, dies at 45. 

1830 Luigi Cremona, Italian mathematician/minister of Education 

1834 Ludwig Schuncke, composer, dies at 23. 

1835 German railway Neurenberg-Furth opens. 

1835 Dom Joseph Pothier, French monk/musicologist. 

1836 Martin Van Buren elected 8th president. 

1839 Redvers H Buller, English general/large landowner: Natal 

1839 Jan Matyas Nepomuk August Vitasek, composer, dies at 69. 

1840 Hermann Goetz, composer 

1841 Johann Daniel Ferstenberg, composer, dies at 83. 

1842 New York Philharmonic's inaugural concert 

1842 NY Philharmonic's 1st concert 

1842 Otto Ammon, German anthropologist/sociologist (schedelmetingen). 

1847 James Deacon White, Canton NY, ball player jumped teams in 1876 (Chi). 

1857 Nicola van Westerhout, composer 

1860 Constantine S Aksakov, Russian historian/poet, dies at 43. 

1862 Battle of Hartsville, TN. 

1862 Paul Adam, French writer (La Bataille d'Uhde). 

1862 Sylvester Churchill, US Union brig-general, dies 

1863 Pietro Mascagni, Italian composer is born 

1863 John Ebenezer West, composer. 

1864 Skirmish at Ebenezer Creek/Cypress Swamp, Georgia. 

1867 Rudolf Viole, composer, dies at 42. 

1868 Jesse James gang robs bank in Gallatin Missouri, results in the deaths of 1. 

1872 HMS Challenger sets sail on 3«-year world oceanographic cruise 

1872 HMS Challenger sets sail on 3½ year world oceanographic cruise. 

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