Star for Florida
Time: Friday Jul 4, 1845
Place: U.S.
Details: The flag was changed to have 27 stars. (for Florida)
Best-effort ordering. Some events may appear out of order since many are only known to the year, but they are usually around the same period.
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Aaron Hernandez-Miami shooting of Alexander Bradley
Feb, 2013 - Florida, U.S.
Aaron Hernandez-Acquitted of the charge
Friday Apr 14, 2017 - Florida, U.S.
Aaron Hernandez-Hernandez was indicted for witness intimidation
Monday May 11, 2015 - Florida, U.S.
Sofia Kenin-Young success
2005 - Florida, U.S.
Sofia Kenin-Progressing to Grade 1 level
2013 - Florida, U.S.
Sofia Kenin-Kenin began playing tennis
2003 - Florida, U.S.
Sofia Kenin-No. 2 in the ITF junior rankings
2012 - Florida, U.S.
The Beatles-The 11 September concert problem segregated
Friday Sep 11, 1964 - Florida, U.S.
Sofia Kenin-Coach Macci remarks
2003 - Florida, U.S.
Bitcoin-First known commercial transaction using bitcoin
2010 - U.S.
Kroger-Kroger opened stores in Florida
1960s - Florida, United States
Samuel Little -Little worked as an ambulance attendant
1960s - Florida, United States
Samuel Little - Little was arrested in Florida
Wednesday Sep 22, 1982 - Florida, United States
Ludwig Ernst Birth
Thursday Dec 15, 1667 - Gotha
On This Day - 4 July
George Washington-Washington's surrender
Thursday Jul 4, 1754 - Near present-day Farmington and Uniontown, Pennsylvania, U.S.
Flag of the United States-Declaration of Independence
Thursday Jul 4, 1776 - U.S.
Napoleon-Siege of Mantua
Monday Jul 4, 1796 - Mantua, Italy
George Washington-Lieutenant General
Wednesday Jul 4, 1798 - U.S.
Flag of the United States-Star for Illinois
Sunday Jul 4, 1819 - U.S.
Flag of the United States-23 Stars
Tuesday Jul 4, 1820 - U.S.
Flag of the United States-24 Stars
Thursday Jul 4, 1822 - U.S.
Sojourner Truth-process of emancipating those people enslaved in New York was completed
Wednesday Jul 4, 1827 - U.S.
Flag of the United States-Star for Texas
Saturday Jul 4, 1846 - U.S.
Flag of the United States-Star for Iowa
Sunday Jul 4, 1847 - U.S.
Flag of the United States-Star for Wisconsin
Tuesday Jul 4, 1848 - U.S.
Flag of the United States-Star for California
Friday Jul 4, 1851 - U.S.
Flag of the United States-Star for Minnesota
Sunday Jul 4, 1858 - U.S.
Flag of the United States-Star for Oregon
Monday Jul 4, 1859 - U.S.
Flag of the United States-Star for Kansas
Thursday Jul 4, 1861 - U.S.
Flag of the United States-Star for West Virginia
Saturday Jul 4, 1863 - U.S.
Memorial day-Boalsburg ladies
Monday Jul 4, 1864 - Boalsburg, Pennsylvania, U.S.
Flag of the United States-Star for Nevada
Tuesday Jul 4, 1865 - U.S.
Flag of the United States-Star for Nebraska
Thursday Jul 4, 1867 - U.S.
Flag of the United States-Star for Colorado
Wednesday Jul 4, 1877 - U.S.
Statue of Liberty-Ferdinand de Lesseps
Friday Jul 4, 1884 - Paris, France
Flag of the United States-5 More stars
Friday Jul 4, 1890 - U.S.
Flag of the United States-Star for Wyoming
Saturday Jul 4, 1891 - U.S.
Flag of the United States-Star for Utah
Saturday Jul 4, 1896 - U.S.
Flag of the United States-Star for Oklahoma
Saturday Jul 4, 1908 - U.S.
Flag of the United States-48 Stars flag
Thursday Jul 4, 1912 - U.S.
Hungarian–Romanian War-The Hungarian Army Had Retreated South of The Hungarian–Czechoslovak demarcation Line
Friday Jul 4, 1919 - Hungary
Martin Bormann-The Personal Secretary to Rudolf Hess
Tuesday Jul 4, 1933 - Germany
Marie Curie-Death
Wednesday Jul 4, 1934 - Passy, France
Flag of the United States-Star for Arkansas
Saturday Jul 4, 1936 - U.S.
Flag of the United States-Star for Michigan
Sunday Jul 4, 1937 - U.S.
Charles de Gaulle-De Gaulle arrival at RAF Northolt
Tuesday Jul 4, 1944 - London, England, United Kingdom
Korean War-The Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister accused the US
Tuesday Jul 4, 1950 - Soviet Union, (Russia that time)
Flag of the United States-The first U.S. postage stamp to feature the flag as the sole subject
Thursday Jul 4, 1957 - U.S.
Pope John Paul II-Youngest bishop in Poland
Friday Jul 4, 1958 - Lakes region of northern Poland, Poland
Flag of the United States-Alaska joined the U.S. flag
Saturday Jul 4, 1959 - U.S.
Flag of the United States-The Current Flag
Monday Jul 4, 1960 - U.S.
Shimon Peres-Entebbe rescue operation
Sunday Jul 4, 1976 - Uganda
Statue of Liberty-New Lighting System
Sunday Jul 4, 1976 - New York, U.S.
Recep Tayyip Erdoğan-Marriage
Tuesday Jul 4, 1978 - Turkey
Diego Maradona-To Europe, "To Barca"
Sunday Jul 4, 1982 - Barcelona, Spain
Ten-Day War (Slovenian Independence War)-The two sides disengaged
Thursday Jul 4, 1991 - Slovenia
Rwandan genocide-The Liberation Day for Rwanda
Monday Jul 4, 1994 - Rwanda
Richard Branson-Branson sold his Virgin Mobile company to NTL:Telewest
Tuesday Jul 4, 2006 - United Kingdom
Flag of the United States-The flag in longest used
Wednesday Jul 4, 2007 - U.S.
Lionel Messi-Copa America 2015
Saturday Jul 4, 2015 - Santiago, Chile
Harald V-The 80th Birthday Gift To His Wife
Tuesday Jul 4, 2017 - Oslo, Norway
Tham Luang cave rescue-Breathing difficulty
Wednesday Jul 4, 2018 - Pong Pha, Mae Sai District, Chiang Rai 57130, Thailand
Cornelis Evertsen Birth
Sunday Jul 4, 1610 - Flushing
Paul Scarron Birth
Sunday Jul 4, 1610 - Paris
Murad III Brith
Thursday Jul 4, 1546 - Manisa
1845
Incandescent light bulb-The Incandescent Light bulb involving the use of Carbon Filaments
1845 - Cincinnati, Ohio, U.S.
Chocolate-Lindt & Sprüngli AG
1845 - Zurich, Switzerland
Beethoven-Beethovenfest
Saturday Feb 1, 1845 at 12:00:00 PM - Bonn, Germany
Sojourner Truth-Sojourner Truth joined the household of George Benson
1845 - Connecticut, U.S.
Frederick Douglass-An American Slave
1845 - Lynn, Massachusetts, U.S.
Beethoven-The Beethoven Monument
Aug, 1845 - Bonn, Germany
Frederick Douglass-Douglass sailed for Liverpool "Feelings"
Saturday Aug 16, 1845 - Liverpool, England, United Kingdom
David Copperfield-Dickens wrote fragments of autobiography excerpts of which he showed to his wife and John Forster
1845 - United Kingdom