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1822  Joseph Rodman West, Bvt Major General (Union volunteers)   

1824  Carl Ignaz Franz Umlauf, composer   

1830  Stanislas Champein, composer, dies at 76   

1833  Charles Darwin visits Guardia del Monte, Argentina.   

1836  Carl Friedrich Ebers, composer, dies at 66   

1837  Adolf Gustaw Sonnenfeld, composer.   

1838  Ephraim Morris patents railroad brake   

1839  George Cadbury, English founder of 'Cadburys' chocolates is born   

1846  Elizabeth Barrett and Robert Browning elopes.   

1848  Bond (US) and Lassell (England) independently discover Hyperion, moon of Saturn   

1848  Hyperion, moon of Saturn, discovered by Bond (US) and Lassell (England)   

1849  inaugural commercial laundry established, in Oakland, California   

1849  1st commercial laundry established, in Oaklan, California   

1854  Henry Meyer patents sleeping rail car   

1862  Battle of Luka, Miss.   

1862  -20] Battle at Blackford's Ford Virginia   

1862  Adeline De Walt Reynolds, Benton County IA, actress (Son of Dracula).   

1862  [Lewis] Henry Little, US Confederate brig-gen, dies in battle at 45.   

1863  Battle of Chickamauga, Tenn (near Chattanooga) begins; Union retreat   

1863  Battle of Chickamauga GA (near Chattanooga) begins; Union retreat.   

1863  Preston Smith, US Confederate brig-gen, dies in battle at 39.   

1864  Third Battle of Winchester, Virginia   

1864  3rd Battle of Winchester Virginia (Opequon, 3rd Winchester).   

1864  Archibald Campbell Godwin, Confederate brig-general, dies in battle   

1865  Atlanta University forms.   

1867  Arthur Rackham, England, artist/illustrator (Grimm's Fairy Tales).   

1870  Siege of Paris begins   

1871  Fritz Schaudinn, German animal expert (examined syphilis)   

1873  Black Friday Jay Cooke and Co fails, causing a securities panic.   

1873  Black Friday: Jay Cooke and Co fails, causing a securities panic.   

1876  1st carpet sweeper patented (Melville Bissell of Grand Rapids, Mich)   

1879  Thomas Ray is recorded as becoming youngest to break a world track and field record pole-vaulting 11' 2½" at age 17 years and 198 days.   

1881  James A Garfield, 20th president (1881), dies of gunshot wound at 49.   

1882  Paul-Marie Masson, composer   

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1377  Albert iv: Duke of austria   

1551  Henry iii: Duke of anjou/king of poland/france (1573/4-89)   

1655  Jan luyts: Netherlands, scholar/physicist/mathematician/astronomer   

1705  Henri-jacques de croes: Flemish composer/band master   

1714  Charles humphreys: American delegate to the continental congress   

1737  Charles carroll: Signed decl of ind   

1749  Jean baptiste joseph delambre: French mathematician   

1754  John ross key: Commissioned officer in the continental army, judge, lawyer and the father of francis scott key   

1180  Louis vii: The younger, king of france (1137-80),   

1339  Emperor go-daigo of japan: Emperor go-daigo of japan (b. 1288)   

1356  Gautier de brienne: Duke of athens/french supreme commander,   

1668  Death of William waller: English soldier   

1693  Death of Janez vajkard valvasor: Slovenian polymath (b. 1641)   

1710  Ole rømer: Danish astronomer (b. 1644)   

1719  Death of Frans anneessens: Belgian merchant/lord of the manor, executed at 59   

1756  Death of Josef antonin sehling: Composer,