Page 2: Historical Events In December - 13
Monday, 23 March 2026
1732 Jean-Claude Trial, composer. 

1734 England and Russia sign trade agreement. 

1738 Gotthard Wagner, composer, dies at 59 

1740 Franz Xaver Schnitzer, composer 

1742 Willem KH Friso tests his mothers potatoes. 

1759 1st music store in America opens (Phila). 

1769 Dartmouth College in New Hampshire received its charter 

1769 C F Gellert, writer, dies at 54 

1770 John Clarke-Whitfeld, composer. 

1774 inaugural incident of the Revolution-400 attack Fort William and Mary, NH. 

1774 1st incident of Revolution-400 attack Ft William and Mary, NH 

1774 Susanne K von Klettenberg, German friend of Goethes mother, dies at 50. 

1793 Johann Joachim Christoph Bode, composer, dies at 63. 

1797 Heinrich Heine, German romantic poet and writer is born 

1797 Heinrich Heine, Germany, poet/lyricist (Schubert, Liszt) 

1810 Clark Mills, US, sculptor (Freedom, Armed Liberty) 

1812 Marianne von Martinez, composer, dies at 68 

1814 Charles Joseph Prince of Ligne, Belg fieldmarshal/author, dies at 79 

1816 Patent for a dry dock issued to John Adamson, Boston. 

1816 Clement Claiborne Clay, MC (Confederacy), died in 1882 

1818 Mary Todd Lincoln, 1st lady (1861-65) 

1819 Edwin George Monk, composer. 

1823 Gioacchino Rossini arrives in London 

1833 HMS Beagle/Charles Darwin arrives in Port Deseado, Patagonia. 

1835 Phillips Brooks, Episcopal bishop/composer (Little Town of Bethlehem). 

1838 Marie-Alexis Castillon de Saint-Victor, composer. 

1843 "A Christmas Carol" by Charles Dickens published, 6000 copies sold. 

1843 George Stephanescu, composer. 

1847 In this year, Emily Bronte, under the pseudonym 'Ellis Bell', publishes 'Wuthering Heights' 

1850 G F Grace, cricketer (brother of W G ). 

1853 Joseph Sickman Corsen, Curacao, musician/composer/screenwriter 

1858 Jakab Gyula Major, composer. 

1861 Battle of Alleghany Summit, WV 

1862 Battle of Fredericksburg, Va; South beats North 

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