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John Rutledge's Death — Research Starter
John Rutledge, born in South Carolina in September 1739, was a prominent figure in early American politics and law, serving in various capacities from the colonial era through the early years of the…
John Randolph and Henry Clay Fight a Duel — Research Starter
The duel between Senator John Randolph of Virginia and Secretary of State Henry Clay on April 8, 1826, is a notable event in American political history, highlighting the intense rivalry and personal…
John Eliot Baptized — Research Starter
John Eliot, known as the "apostle to the Indians," was baptized in the Anglican Church on August 5, 1604, in Hertfordshire, England. He pursued his studies at Jesus College, Cambridge, where his…
John Dickinson Writes the First of the “Farmer's Letters” — Research Starter
John Dickinson's "Farmer's Letters," first published on November 5, 1767, mark a significant moment in American colonial resistance to British authority. These essays arose in response to the…
John Carroll Appointed First Roman Catholic Bishop in the United States — Research Starter
John Carroll was appointed the first Roman Catholic bishop in the United States on November 6, 1789, when the diocese of Baltimore was established. Born on January 8, 1738, in Upper Marlborough,…
John Alden Day — Research Starter
John Alden Day is a commemorative local event held on the first Saturday in August, recognizing the legacy of John Alden, a key figure in early American history. Alden was born around 1599 in eastern…
Jefferson Davis Inaugurated — Research Starter
Jefferson Davis was inaugurated as the first president of the Confederate States of America, a significant event that took place on February 18, 1861, in Montgomery, Alabama. Prior to his presidency,…
Japan Surrenders — Research Starter
Japan's surrender in 1945 marked the end of World War II in the Pacific and was formalized in a significant ceremony held on September 2, 1945. The surrender took place on the USS Missouri in Tokyo…
Jack Jouett's Ride — Research Starter
Jack Jouett's Ride is a notable event from the American Revolution, commemorating an act of bravery by John Jouett Jr., commonly known as Jack. On the night of June 3-4, 1781, Jouett undertook a…
Iowa Admitted to the Union — Research Starter
Iowa's journey to statehood began shortly after the establishment of its first permanent settlement in 1833, with Dubuque becoming a focal point for early settlers. The area was rich in history,…