Historical Events In 1813

Jan 04   Alexander Freiherr von Bach, Austria attorney/premier (1852-59)   

Jan 05   Thomas Neville Waul, Brig General (Confederate Army), died in 1903   

Jan 11   1st pineapples planted in Hawaii (or 1/21)   

Jan 11   The inaugural pineapples planted in Hawaii   

Jan 12   US Frigate Chesapeake captures British Volunteer.   

Jan 14   Gideon Hawley is recorded as becoming 1st state school superintendent in US (NY).   

Jan 14   Gideon Hawley is recorded as becoming inaugural state school superintendent in US (NY).   

Jan 14   US Frigate Chesapeake captures British brig Hero   

Jan 15   James Marion Sims, SC, surgeon/gynecologist (vesicovaginal operation).   

Jan 18   Joseph Farwell Glidden, inventor (1st coml useable barbed wire)   

Jan 19   Henry Bessemer, engineer/inventor (Bessemer engine).   

Jan 20   C M Wieland, writer, dies at 79   

Jan 20   Jacon Gartner Lauman, Bvt Mjr General (Union volunteers), died in 1867.   

Jan 21   Pineapple introduced to Hawaii (or 01/111)   

Jan 22   Americans capture Frenchtown, Canada.   

Jan 22   Major General Henry Proctor leads 500 soldiers and militia, with Tecumseh's 800 Indians from Amherstburg, in a counterattack across the frozen Detroit River after his defeat 4 days earlier. He recaptures the River Raison post, and defeats 900 US troops led by Brig. Gen. James Winchester, capturing Winchester and 500 Americans   

Jan 23   Franz Commer, composer.   

Jan 23   George Clymer, US merchant (signed Decl of Independence), dies at 73.   

Jan 26   Juan Pablo Duarte, Dominican founding father (d. 1876   

Jan 28   Jan Joseph Rosler, composer, dies at 41.   

Jan 28   Pride and Prejudice is inaugural published in the United Kingdom.   

Jan 31   Samuel Sarphati, Amsterdam, physician/pharmacist/social activist   

Feb 01   Caragea's plague in Romania killing 60000 people.   

Feb 01   Malta plague epidemic in Malta killing 4500 people   

Feb 08   Jacob G Agarah, Swedish algologist   

Feb 13   Charles Pierre Schimpf, governor of Suriname (1855-59)   

Feb 14   Alexander Sergeyevich Dargomyzhsky, composer.   

Feb 16   Joseph Reid Anderson, Brig General (Confederate Army) died in 1892.   

Feb 22   Ft. Presentation, NY is captured by the British.   

Feb 22   Lt. Col. 'Red George' Macdonnell c1779-1871 leads 400 Prescott regular militia and Glengarry Light Infantry in a pre-dawn raid on US Fort Ogdensburg across the frozen St. Lawrence   

Feb 23   1st US raw cotton-to-cloth mill founded in Waltham, Mass   

Feb 23   inaugural US raw cotton-to-cloth mill founded in Waltham MA.   

Feb 26   Robert R Livingston, US diplomat (Decl of Independence), dies at 66.   

Feb 27   1st federal vaccination legislation enacted.   

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Jan 04   Alexander freiherr von bach: Austria attorney/premier (1852-59)   

Jan 04   Isaac pitman: Britain, inventor (stenographic shorthand)   

Jan 04   Louis l bonaparte: English/french linguist/senator   

Jan 05   Thomas neville waul: Brig general (confederate army), died in 1903   

Jan 15   James marion sims: Sc, surgeon/gynecologist (vesicovaginal operation)   

Jan 18   Joseph farwell glidden: Inventor (1st coml useable barbed wire)   

Jan 19   Henry bessemer: Engineer/inventor (bessemer engine)   

Jan 20   Jacon gartner lauman: Bvt mjr general (union volunteers), died in 1867   

Jan 03   Bennelong: Australian aboriginal interlocutor between his tribe and the british settlers (b. c. 1764)   

Jan 06   Louis baraguey d'hilliers: French general (b. 1764)   

Jan 20   C m wieland: Writer,    

Jan 23   George clymer: Us merchant (signed decl of independence),   

Jan 28   Jan joseph rosler: Composer,    

Feb 13   Samuel ashe: Governor of north carolina (b. 1725)   

Feb 26   Robert r livingston: Us diplomat (decl of independence),   

Apr 10   Joseph-louis lagrange: Italian-born mathematician and astronomer (b. 1736)