Page 3: Historical Events In 1830

May 18   Karl Goldmark, Keszthely Hungary, composer (Sakuhtala).   

May 20   1st railroad timetable published in newspaper (Baltimore American)   

May 20   Amalia MdGA, princess of Saxon-Weimar-Eisenach/wife of prince Henry   

May 20   The inaugural railroad timetable published in newspaper (Baltimore American)   

May 24   "Mary Had A Little Lamb" is written.   

May 24   "Mary Had A Little Lamb," is written   

May 24   The inaugural passenger rail service in US (Baltimore and Elliots Mill, Maryland)   

May 24   The inaugural U S passenger railroad begins service between Baltimore and Elliott's Mills, Maryland.   

May 25   Jules de Geyter, Belgian poet (International)   

May 28   Congress authorizes Indian removal from all states to western prairie.   

May 28   George Lucas Hartsuff, Major General (Union volunteers), died in 1874   

May 30   Edward Winslow Hinks, Bvt Major General (Union volunteers).   

Jun 02   Olivier Metra, composer.   

Jun 12   Beginning of the French colonization of Algeria: 34000 French soldiers land 27 kilometers west of Algiers, at Sidi Ferruch.   

Jun 17   Rochard Montgomery Gano, Brig General (Confederate Army), died in 1913.   

Jun 22   Theodor Leschetizky, composer   

Jun 28   David Walker, abolitionist (Appeal to Colored Citizens), dies at 44   

Jul 02   John Bordenave Villepigue, Brig General (Confederate Army)   

Jul 05   France invades Algeria, begins a 40 year conquest   

Jul 10   Camille Pissaro, Danish Antillean/French painter (impressionism)   

Jul 14   Anthony FRE Haersolte, member of Executing Regime, dies at 73   

Jul 14   Richard Henry Jackson, Bvt Major General (Union volunteers)   

Jul 15   3 Indian tribes, Sioux, Sauk and Fox, signs a treaty giving the US most of Minnesota, Iowa and Missouri.   

Jul 17   Eelco Refer, linguist (Dictionary for the Dutch translator)   

Jul 22   Herbert Stanley Oakeley, composer   

Jul 27   Revolution breaks out in Paris, opposing laws of Charles X   

Jul 28   In this year, Revolution in France formally adopts in place of Charles X with Louis Philippe.   

Jul 29   Alvan Cullem Gillem, Major General (Union volunteers), died in 1875   

Jul 31   Charles X of France steps down by force   

Jul 31   Frantisek Zdenek Xavier Alois Skuhersky, composer   

Aug 04   Plans for city of Chicago laid out.   

Aug 04   Plans for the city of Chicago laid out.   

Aug 05   James A Healy, 1st black bishop in America   

Aug 05   Karl Friedrich Horn, composer, dies at 68   

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Jan 02   Henry kingsley: English/australian writer   

Jan 03   Alexander ewing: Composer   

Jan 07   (samuel) emerson opdycke: Bvt major general (union volunteers)   

Jan 07   Albert bierstadt: Germany, painter (us landscapes)   

Jan 08   Gouverneur kemble warren: Major gen (union volunteers), died in 1882   

Jan 08   Hans von bülow: German pianist and composer   

Jan 19   George blake cosby: Brig general (confederate army), died in 1909   

Jan 23   Gaston aa marquis de gallifet: French general/min of war (1899-1900)   

Jan 07   Charlotte j t: Infant of portugal's ex,    

Jan 14   Johann g repsold: German instrument maker,    

Jan 17   W waiblinger: Writer,   

Jan 19   Wenzel thomas matiegka: Composer,   

Jan 20   Michal bogdanowicz: Composer,   

Feb 07   Marcus antonio da fonseca portugal: Portuguese composer,    

Feb 18   Charles g g: Earl of merode, mayor (brussels),    

Mar 02   Samuel thomas von sömmering: German physician (b. 1755)