What happened on 2 April 1847?

Discover what happened on 2 April 1847 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

  • Rosalia Moeraert
  • Auguste Dangy
  • Eberhard von der Recke von der Horst (German politician and jurist (1847-1911))
  • Warren Miller (American politician (1847-1920))
  • Gustave Mesureur (French politician)
  • Rémi Tremblay (Canadian writer (1847–1926))
  • Édouard Adam (French painter (1847-1929))
  • Arthur Dalrymple Fanshawe (Royal Navy officer)
  • Charles Frederic Moberly Bell (1847-1911 British journalist and editor)
  • Edward Pemberton Leach (Irish military officer (1847–1913); recipient of the Victoria Cross)
  • Flora Annie Steel (British historian and writer)
  • James R. Dowdell (American politician (1847–1921))
  • Dionísio Cerqueira (Brazilian military engineer and politician, Brazilian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Federal Deputy for the state of Bahia)
  • Haraguchi Kensai (Japanese army officer and politician)
  • Saint Ange Gabriel Auguste Pillé
  • Eduard Lohmeyer
  • Jakobus Josephus Boncelet (photographer *1847)
  • Elise Lehner
  • James Stewart-Moore ((1847-1932))
  • Annette Mary Campbell ((1847-1922))
  • Oswald Baer (German physician and local historian)
  • Franz Anderle (Austrian architect)
  • Rosalia Moeraert
  • Auguste Dangy

Deaths

  • Karl Philipp Heinrich Pistor (German astronomer)
  • Karl Steinacker (German lawyer)
  • Frederick Darley (Lord Mayor of Dublin (1763-1847))
  • Giulio Ferrario (Italian librarian and historian (1767-1847))
  • Albert Pujol i Gurena
  • Jessie Eyre ((died 1847))
  • Elizabeth Guinness ((1763-1847))
  • Karl Philipp Heinrich Pistor (German astronomer)
  • Karl Steinacker (German lawyer)
  • Frederick Darley (Lord Mayor of Dublin (1763-1847))
  • Giulio Ferrario (Italian librarian and historian (1767-1847))
  • Albert Pujol i Gurena
  • Jessie Eyre ((died 1847))
  • Elizabeth Guinness ((1763-1847))