Page 3: Historical Events In January - 07

1790  Antonio Corbisiero, composer, dies at 69   

1797  The modern Italian flag is inaugural used.   

1799  Daniel Tyler, Brig General (Union volunteers), died in 1882   

1800  Millard Fillmore, Locke NY, (Whig) 13th president (1850-53).   

1807  A British Order in Council January 7 prohibits neutral nation ships from trading with France and her allies, but while the Royal Navy blockades Napoleon's ports, the French are agriculturally self-sufficient and suffer less than do the British   

1808  Jacob Ammen, Brig General (Union volunteers), died in 1894.   

1810  Joseph Lipavsky, composer, dies at 37   

1816  Stephen Miller, Brig General (Union volunteers), died in 1881   

1817  2nd Bank of the United States opens   

1817  2nd Bank of US opens   

1821  Lucius Jeremiah Gartrell, Brig General (Confed Army), died in 1891.   

1822  Liberia colonized by Americans.   

1822  1st printing in Hawaii.   

1822  Lucius C M Bakker, Frisian physician/author (Goethe).   

1824  James Morrison Hawes, Brig General (Confederate Army), died in 1889.   

1830  Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co begins carrying revenue traffic - inaugural US Railroad Station (Baltimore MD).   

1830  1st US Railroad Station opens (Baltimore).   

1830  (Samuel) Emerson Opdycke, Bvt Major General (Union volunteers).   

1830  Charlotte J T, infant of Portugal's ex, dies at 53.   

1833  Ramon Felix Cuellar y Altarriba, composer, dies at 55   

1835  HMS Beagle anchors off Chonos Archipelago   

1842  Gioacchino Rossini's opera "Stabat Mater" premieres in Paris   

1842  Johan Lindegren, composer.   

1843  Franz Schoberlechner, composer, dies at 45.   

1844  Marie-Bernarde Soubirous, [St Bernadette of Lourdes], saint/visionary   

1845  Louis III, last king of Bavaria (1913-18)   

1853  Nikolai Arkas, composer.   

1858  Willem Broes, vicar/theologist (Textenrol), dies at 91   

1860  Emanuil Mandlov, composer   

1861  Florida troops takeover Fort Marion at St Augustine   

1861  Florida troops takeover Ft Marion at St Augustine   

1862  Battle of Manassas Junction VA.   

1862  Romney Campaign-Stonewall Jackson march towards Romney WV.   

1867  Private Timothy O'Hea is awarded the Victoria Cross for his bravery in 1866, protecting the lives of 800 emigrants on a Grand Trunk train menaced by a fire in a boxcar carrying explosives. This is the only VC awarded for a brave deed not done in the face of the enemy   

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1355  Thomas of woodstock: 1st duke of gloucester, son of edward iii of england   

1528  Jeanne d'albret: Queen of navarra/mother of french king henry iv   

1539  Sebastian de covarrubias horozco: Spanish lexicographer   

1611  James harrington: England, political author (commonwealth of oceans)   

1612  Paul de la pierre: Composer   

1634  Adam krieger: German composer   

1647  Wilhelm ludwig: Duke of württemberg   

1652  Pavao vitezovic: Croatia, writer/historian   

0312  Death of Lucianus of antioch: Theologist/saint,   

1130  Baldricus burgoliensis: French historian/archbishop,   

1285  Charles i of anjou: King of naples/bro of king louis ix,   

1325  Dionysius: The justified, king of portugal (1279-1325),   

1400  Thomas holland: 1st duke of surrey, english politician (b. 1374)   

1451  Amadeus viii: Last anti-pope felix v (1439-49),   

1529  Death of Peter vischer: The old, german count of sebaldus,   

1536  Catherine of aragon: 1st wife of england's king henry viii,