Page 3: Historical Events In February - 22

1817  Niels Wilhelm Gade, Danish violinist/composer/conductor   

1819  Spain cedes Florida to the U.S.   

1819  In this year, Spain renounces claims to Oregon Country, Florida (Adams-Onís Treaty).   

1819  Bernardo Calvo Puig, composer.   

1821  Spain sells (east) Florida to United States for $5 million.   

1821  Giovanni Bottesini, composer.   

1822  Adolf Kuszmaul, German physician (stomach pump, Kuszmaul disease).   

1822  Johann Ignaz Walter, composer, dies at 66   

1824  John Davy, composer, dies at 60.   

1825  Britain and Russia set inland boundaries of Alaska/BC at inaugural mountain range and 141st meridian.   

1825  Russia and Britain establish Alaska-Canada boundary.   

1827  James Barnet Fry, Bvt Major General (Union Army), died in 1894.   

1828  Russia and Persia sign Peace of Turkmantsjai   

1828  Robert Alexander Cameron, Bvt Mjr Gen (Union volunteers), died in 1894   

1829  Adam A earl von Neipperg, Austrian general, dies at 53.   

1832  Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, poet, Weimar, Germany   

1833  Josef Foerster, composer.   

1834  Albert Heinrich Zabel, composer.   

1835  HMS Beagle/Charles Darwin leave Valdivia Chile   

1836  Dutch garrison evacuates fort Du Bus New Guinea   

1836  Eduard Wachmann, composer.   

1836  John Clarke-Whitfeld, composer, dies at 65.   

1838  Pierre Jules Cesar Janssen, discoverer of hydrogen in Sun   

1838  Friedrich Johann Eck, composer, dies at 70.   

1840  F August Bebel, German social-democrat.   

1842  Carl Rosa, Hamburg Germany, founder (Rosa opera company).   

1843  Affonso de Escragnolle Taunay, France/Brazil writer (Inocencia).   

1844  Kazamierz Julian Kratzer, composer.   

1846  Carolus Antonius Fodor, composer, dies at 77   

1847  Battle of Buena Vista US troops beat Mexican army   

1849  Alexander Ernst Fesca, composer, dies at 28.   

1850  Isaac L Rice, Germany, (namesake of Columbia Univ's Rice stadium).   

1851  The Kirkwood runs aground in New Jersey, mistaking the Smith Hotel for a vessel that refused to return its signal.   

1852  Pieter K Pel, internist (Pel-Ebstein fever)   

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1040  Rashi: French rabbi   

1403  Charles vii: King of france (1422-61), drove out english   

1403  Charles vii of france: Charles vii of france (d. 1461)   

1440  Ladislaus v posthumus: King of hungary/bohemia   

1500  Cardinal rodolfo pio da carpi: Italian humanist   

1514  Tahmasp i: Shah of persia (1524-76)/author (tazkire-i shah)   

1542  Santino garsi: Composer   

1573  Gemignano capilupi: Composer   

0606  Sabinian: Italian pope (604-06),   

0965  Odo: Duke of burgundy (b. 944)   

1071  Death of Arnulf iii: Earl of flanders/hainault (arnulf i),   

1076  Death of Godfried iii: With the hump, duke of lower lorraine, murdered [or feb 26]   

1078  Death of Johannes van fecamp: Italian mystic writer,   

1111  Roger borsa: King of sicily   

1213  Wibert of gembloers: Benediction/writer/abbot of gembloers,   

1371  David ii bruce: King of scotland (1331..71),