What happened on February 09?

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Discover what happened on February 09 in history! This day marks a series of notable events, famous births, and significant deaths. Explore the details below to learn more about the historical happenings of this day. On this day, history comes alive!

Births

  • 1800: Joseph von Führich (Czech painter (1800-1876))
  • 1800: János Bing (Hungarian poet (1800-1880))
  • 1800: Ernst von Friesen ((1800-1869))
  • 1800: Josef von Hempel (Austrian painter and writer (1800-1871))
  • 1800: Hyrum Smith (American Mormon leader)
  • 1800: Carl Henrik Bergstrand
  • 1800: Ole Tørrissen Vedul (Norwegian farmer)
  • 1800: Christopher Hansen Blom (2 Feb 1800 – certain 10 Apr 1879)
  • 1800: Peter Findlay ((1800-1850))
  • 1800: Mary Ann Fox ((1800-1829))
  • 1803: Francesco Gera (Italian agronomist (1803–1867))
  • 1803: Anders Johan Sandstedt (Swedish politician)
  • 1803: Jacobus Stuart
  • 1803: Anton Aloys Schlüter (German classical philologist and teacher)
  • 1803: Unico Allard Alberda van Menkema (Dutch politician)
  • 1803: Eleanor Mary Hargreaves ((1803-1883))
  • 1803: Sir Thomas George Skipwith, 9th Bt. ((1803-1863))
  • 1803: Francesco Gera (Italian agronomist (1803–1867))
  • 1803: Anders Johan Sandstedt (Swedish politician)
  • 1803: Jacobus Stuart
  • 1803: Anton Aloys Schlüter (German classical philologist and teacher)
  • 1803: Unico Allard Alberda van Menkema (Dutch politician)
  • 1803: Eleanor Mary Hargreaves ((1803-1883))
  • 1803: Sir Thomas George Skipwith, 9th Bt. ((1803-1863))
  • 1804: Origen S. Seymour (American politician (1804–1881))
  • 1804: Josef Erler (Austrian painter)
  • 1804: Valentin Kasimir Pilarski
  • 1804: Wilhelm von Hengstenberg
  • 1804: Pauline von Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Augustenburg ((1804-1887))
  • 1804: Thomas Hodson (British missionary (1804-1882))
  • 1804: Franz Xaver von Auersperg ((1804-1873))
  • 1804: Henri Néri (French mining executive)
  • 1805: Billa Flint (Canadian politician (1805-1894))
  • 1805: Enrique Sinclair (Argentinian military personnel (1805–1904))
  • 1805: Heinrich Georg Burhenne
  • 1806: Teodolfo Mertel (Italian judge, deacon and cardinal (1806–1899))
  • 1806: József Andrássy (Hungarian politician (1806–1852))
  • 1806: Friedrich August Bouterwek (German artist (1806-1867))
  • 1806: Telanga Kharia (Indian Tribal freedom fighter (1806-1880))
  • 1806: Ludwig Vesper
  • 1806: Johann Schober
  • 1806: Emily Frances Stuart ((died 1886))
  • 1806: Cornelis Dedel (Dutch art collector (1806-1885))
  • 1806: Agnes Finnie ((born 1806))
  • 1806: Charlotte Ward Morphett (Peerage person ID=688282)
  • 1806: Joseph Bayer (Austrian teacher, musician and composer)
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  • 1808: Francis Pettit Smith (British inventor)
  • 1808: August Schmidt (Austrian composer, author, journalist and musician (1808–1891))
  • 1808: Consort Xiang (Qing Dynasty imperial consort (1808–1861))
  • 1808: Moritz Rappaport ((1808-1880))
  • 1808: János Ágotha (Hungarian painter)
  • 1808: David Grieve (Scottish lawyer and amateur geologist)
  • 1808: János Ágotha (Hungarian painter)
  • 1808: David Grieve (Scottish lawyer and amateur geologist)
  • 1808: Moritz Rappaport ((1808-1880))
  • 1808: Francis Pettit Smith (British inventor)
  • 1808: August Schmidt (Austrian composer, author, journalist and musician (1808–1891))
  • 1808: Consort Xiang (Qing Dynasty imperial consort (1808–1861))
  • 1808: János Ágotha (Hungarian painter)
  • 1808: David Grieve (Scottish lawyer and amateur geologist)
  • 1810: Luigi Torelli (Italian noble and politician (1810-1887))
  • 1810: Orazio Di Negro (Italian politician (1810–1872))
  • 1810: Betsey Mix Cowles (American abolitionist and educator (1810-1876))
  • 1810: Ignace François Albrecht (French politician)
  • 1810: Tadeu de Almeida Furtado (Portuguese painter)
  • 1810: Julius Risch
  • 1810: Wenzel Linda-Matoušek ((1810-1861))
  • 1810: Louis Dubois (French canon (1810-1875))
  • 1810: Wenzel Linda-Matoušek ((1810-1861))
  • 1810: Luigi Torelli (Italian noble and politician (1810-1887))
  • 1810: Orazio Di Negro (Italian politician (1810–1872))
  • 1810: Betsey Mix Cowles (American abolitionist and educator (1810-1876))
  • 1810: Ignace François Albrecht (French politician)
  • 1810: Tadeu de Almeida Furtado (Portuguese painter)
  • 1810: Julius Risch
  • 1810: Louis Dubois (French canon (1810-1875))
  • 1811: Pankratius von Dinkel (Roman Catholic bishop (1811–1894))
  • 1811: Gisbert Flüggen (German painter (1811-1859))
  • 1811: Karl Josef Gleispach (Austrian politician (1811-1888))
  • 1811: François-Xavier Lemieux (Canadian politician (1811–1864))
  • 1811: J.A.M. Pelamourgues (Pioneer Catholic priest in Davenport, Iowa (1811-1875))
  • 1811: Giovanni Antonio Ambrosetti (Italian entrepreneur and politician (1811-1873))
  • 1811: John C. Bowers (American businessman (1811-1873))
  • 1811: Karl Ludwig Bender
  • 1811: Mary Anna Longstreth (American abolitionist and educator)
  • 1811: Eduard Ritter von Pechmann ((1811-1885))
  • 1811: Mario De Luca (Roman Catholic bishop)
  • 1811: David Murray ((1811-1862); son of David William Murray, 3rd Earl of Mansfield, and Frederica Markham; husband of Margaret Grant, 17th Baroness Gray)
  • 1811: Simon Haughton Sherard ((1811-1882))
  • 1811: Charles Benjamin Weaver ((9 Feb 1811 – 27 Jan 1887))
  • 1814: Samuel J. Tilden (American politician, Governor of New York from 1875 to 1876, and 1876 Democratic nominee for President (1814-1886))
  • 1814: Louis-Charles Greffulhe (French private banker and politician (1814-1888))
  • 1814: Carl Emil Fenger (Danish statesman and physician (1814-1884))
  • 1814: Abraham Hume (Scots-Irish Anglican priest in Liverpool (1814-84))
  • 1814: Charles Howarth (English co-operator (1814–1868))
  • 1814: James Robert Christie (9 February 1814 – 28 February 1879)
  • 1814: Andrine Christensen (Norwegian actor (1814-1853))
  • 1814: Mathilde Raclot (French Catholic nun and missionary)
  • 1814: Oscar Nicolet ((1814-1896))
  • 1814: Maria Josefa Mendizabal Zubeldia (1814-02-09)
  • 1814: Konrad Ott
  • 1816: Alfred Ludwig von Degenfeld (Prussian lieutenant general (1816-1888))
  • 1816: Carl Ludwig Fischer (German composer (1816–1877))
  • 1816: Gennaro De Filippo (Italian politician (1816–1887))
  • 1816: Princess Mathilde Sophie of Oettingen-Oettingen and Oettingern-Spielberg (German princess (1816-1886))
  • 1816: Domenico Marco (Italian politician)
  • 1816: Peter Geist
  • 1816: Thomas Edward Laws Moore (English naval officer (1816-1872))
  • 1816: Gusztáv Jármay ((1816–1896))
  • 1816: Maximilian Graf von Bothmer
  • 1816: Chanku Mahato (British India freedom fighter (1816–1856))
  • 1816: William H Taylor (American politician)
  • 1816: Antonio Ferrari
  • 1816: Anton von Klesheim (Austrian poet and actor (1812–1884))
  • 1816: Alfred Ludwig von Degenfeld (Prussian lieutenant general (1816-1888))
  • 1816: Carl Ludwig Fischer (German composer (1816–1877))
  • 1816: Gennaro De Filippo (Italian politician (1816–1887))
  • 1816: Princess Mathilde Sophie of Oettingen-Oettingen and Oettingern-Spielberg (German princess (1816-1886))
  • 1816: Domenico Marco (Italian politician)
  • 1816: Peter Geist
  • 1816: Thomas Edward Laws Moore (English naval officer (1816-1872))
  • 1816: Gusztáv Jármay ((1816–1896))
  • 1816: Maximilian Graf von Bothmer
  • 1816: Chanku Mahato (British India freedom fighter (1816–1856))
  • 1816: William H Taylor (American politician)
  • 1816: Anton von Klesheim (Austrian poet and actor (1812–1884))
  • 1819: Gustav Adolf Berthold (German painter (1819-1894))
  • 1819: Henri François Xavier Gresley (French politician (1819-1890))
  • 1819: Jean Petit (French sculptor (1819-1903))
  • 1819: Sergent Blandan (French military personnel (1819-1842))
  • 1819: Lydia Pinkham (19th century iconic concocter)
  • 1819: Joseph Jee (recipient of the Victoria Cross)
  • 1819: Robert Gregory (British priest)
  • 1819: William True Sleeper (American clergyman, educator, and hymn-writer)
  • 1819: Adolf Christian Moestue (photographer)
  • 1819: Francesco Ragusa
  • 1819: Heinrich Rudolf von Zedtwitz
  • 1819: Béla Splény (Hungarian politician (1819-1899))
  • 1819: August Hermann Mättig (jurist)
  • 1819: Johann Salomon Wild
  • 1819: Carolus Anthonus (coadjutor)
  • 1819: Carl Edvard af Chapman
  • 1819: Francesco Ragusa
  • 1819: Carl Edvard af Chapman
  • 1822: James Parton (American biographer (1822–1891))
  • 1824: Johann Gustav Adolph Fellmer
  • 1824: Peter Josef Wolff
  • 1824: Emma Gosset Lind ((born 1824))
  • 1824: Mary Eulalie Shannon (American poet, short story writer (1824-1855))
  • 1824: Johan Karel Frederik Hendrik von Schmidt auf Altenstadt (Civil servant in the Netherlands-Indies)
  • 1825: John Budd Phear (British judge and anthropologist (1825–1905))
  • 1825: Benito María Hermida Verea (Spanish politician)
  • 1825: Abraham Pereira Mendes (British Orthodox rabbi (1825–1893))
  • 1825: Rudolf Freny
  • 1825: Amelia Percival (9 Feb 1825 -)
  • 1825: Carl Moser
  • 1825: Gabriele Iannelli (Italian priest and archivist (1825-1895))
  • 1825: Rijko Rijkens
  • 1825: Adolphe Rouet
  • 1825: John P. West (American politician)
  • 1826: József Borovnyák (Slovene writer, politician and Roman Catholic priest (1826-1909))
  • 1826: John