Page 2: Historical Events In September - 06
Monday, 09 February 2026
1757 Marquis de Lafayette, French soldier is born. 

1757 Marquis de Lafayette, American patriot, French revolutionary 

1762 Theodorus F van Capellen, vice-admiral. 

1766 John Dalton, British chemist is born. 

1766 John Dalton, English physicist, developed atomic theory of matter. 

1776 Hurricane hits Martinique; 100 French and Dutch ships sinks; 600 die 

1781 The Battle of Groton Heights takes place, resulting a British victory. 

1781 Anton Diabelli, Austria publisher/composer. 

1788 F Wilhelm von Schadow, German painter (Modern Vasari) 

1791 Mozarts opera "La Clemenza di Tito," premieres in Prague 

1797 Wililam "Extra Billy" Smith, Confederacy (Confederate Army). 

1805 Horatio Greenough, US, neo-classical sculptor/writer (Form and Function) 

1811 James Melville Gilliss, founder (Naval Observatory in Washington) 

1811 Julien-Amable Mathieu, composer, dies at 77. 

1814 George Cartier, (C) Canadian co-PM (1858-62). 

1815 John Richardson Liddell, Brig General (Confederate Army). 

1816 Francis Stebbins Bartow, Col (Confederate Army), died in 1861 

1817 Alexander Tilloch Galt, a Canadian founding father 

1819 Thomas Blanchard patents lathe 

1819 Carl Ferdinand Pohl, composer. 

1819 Georg Druschetzky, composer, dies at 74. 

1827 John Morrison Oliver, Bvt Major General (Union volunteers). 

1831 Johann Ernst Friedrich Wollank, composer, dies at 49. 

1837 Oberlin Collegiate Institute of Ohio goes co-ed (4 women, 30 men). 

1839 Great fire in NY. 

1839 Cherokee Nation forms 

1848 National Black Convention meets (Cleveland) 

1850 Louis F H "Louis" Apol, painter/etcher/literary 

1853 Women's Rights Convention met (NYC). 

1853 Women's Right's Convention met (NYC). 

1855 Ferdinand B Hummel, composer 

1860 Jane Addams, American sociologist is born 

1860 Jane Addams, US, pacifist/social worker/feminist (Nobel 1931) 

1861 General Grant occupies Paducah Kentucky. 

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