Osceola, Indiana · 19th century
1840s
5 dated events in 1840s, in order. Part of the full timeline.
19th century 5 dated mentions
1840s
- 1840–1921The chain of one corner: Sheridan House to LaSalle, and the technology test
Boundary — one corner, house to house: the southwest corner of LaSalle and Michigan streets in South Bend carried the Sheridan House from 1840 — the hotel the National Register nomination and the Building South Bend record both name as the site's first house…
- 1841–1960Black women's organizing the record allows, and the sisters' workforce at county boundary
The Sisters of the Holy Cross received it first on 29 September 1841 at Le Mans, from Father Basil Moreau; four sisters reached Notre Dame in 1843; the congregation's first American establishment opened at Bertrand, Michigan, on 16 July 1844…
- 1842–1907The Fulmers: one man, two books, four disagreements
2, pp. 931–932): born in Ohio 12 December 1842 (the father's farm in Portage County), son of Martin Fulmer (b.
- 1847–1880The Evangelical society at Coal Bash, and the German Baptist presence
Three and a half miles south of Mishawaka, the Coal Bash Evangelical Association was organized in 1847 by the Rev. G. G. Platz; the society built its house in 1856, and by 1880 Chapman counts its membership "dwindled to nine" — the smallest living congregation in his township list, printed here at the size he gives it.
- 1848–todayThe sent-away traffic, named and dated
The first receiving hospital was Indianapolis: the legislature authorised a hospital for the insane as early as 1827, a tax for a State Lunatic Asylum followed in the Laws of 1844, the West Washington Street site was purchased 29 August 1845, and the Indiana Hospital for the Insane…