Record of the Year 1882 Chronology of notable events
A chronological digest of 1882 highlights detailing accidents, political events, fires, floods, battles, and notable deaths across the United States and abroad. Entries cover shipwrecks, explosions, lynchings, political trials, legislative acts, and notable natural disasters with dates and locations.
Death Roll of 1882 lists centenarians and deaths
The year tallies forty three Americans aged 100 plus with twenty three women and twenty men. The oldest, Mrs. Mao Wood of Buford Georgia, dies at 121 in December. The list names Samuel Bickley Flint Michigan James Isom Richmond Kentucky Peter Mankins Fayetteville Arkansas and many others with ages ranging from 100 to 121 in cities across the United States and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanesville
Ohio
Richburg
N. Y
Graham
Texas
Ponts
Monty
Montgomery County
Peoria
Skaloosa
Iowa
Congress
Haneman
United States
Lion
Newfoundland
Knife Falls
Minn
Spuyten Cuyvil
Galveston
Weathergauge
Gulf of Mexico
France
New England
Guiteau
Washington
Mexico
Gabbetta
Burlington
States
London
Fairfield Me
Gautiteau
Counsel
Calais
Astrakhan
New York
Richmond
Garfield
D. W. Washburn
A. M. Sotelda
Washington Jourantise
Altoona
Huntington
Canada
Baltimore
Porto Rico
Durham
Eng
Chester
Atlanta
Haverhill
Mass
Chicago
Pisco
South America
Michigan
Vulcan Iron Works
St. Louis
New Carlisle
Hio
Senate
Roscoe Conkling
Supreme Judge
Austria
Con
Yvica
Stone Station
Ind
Conkling
Supreme Judgeship
Edmunds
Rice Point
Sergt. Mason
Gultean
Supreme
Blatchford
Territories
St. Joseph
Genoa
Northern Pacific
Philadelphi
Mississippi Valley
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Layton’s Station
Georgia
Wilkesbarre
Lincoln County
Ark
Golden City
Memphis
Tenn
Havre
Pueblo
Col
Andre
Tappan
Streelnekoff
Odessa
Russia
National House of Representatives
Fiero
Nosrie
Wis
Harris Station
George Ellis
Catlettsurg
Missouri Pacific
Denton
Tex
Orange County
New Orleans
Burke
Parker
Boteile
Brookfield
John Tribbets
Perham
Alexandria
Egypt
Denver
Rock Hill
Mesila
Portland
Ore
Montreal
Mount Sterling
Winchester
Bedford
Indianapolis
Nehus
Bolivia
Lime County
Rico
Cols
Kansas
Williamsfield
Lake Erie
Cleveland
Chihuahua
Manitoba Road
Minnesot
Nebraska
Northwest
Elizabethtown
Cincinnati
Cole
Bradley
Raton
N. M
Dan
Dak ' Ty Iyrsons
Menifee
New Jers Central
Charles Julius Guiteau
Sciota
Ohio River
San Carlos
Brooksville
Fla
Flagstaff
T. Joss
Anderson
Dublin
Paris
Ceens Radoes
Indian Territory
Tel-el-Kebir
Cairo
Araht Pasha
Asia Founders
Georgian Bay
Peru
Tyro
Westphalia
Stanley
Europe
Ireland
Sydney
New South Wales
Schwitzerland
Heathville
Lancaster
Arizona
R. E. Lee
Mississippi
Grenada
James Rhodes Tynched
Charlottesville
Allen
Arabi Pasha
Atipatro
Peterson Lake Michigan
Henry Folger
Lake Ontario
Hastrop
New Orle
Berwick-on-Tweed
Fiona
Kingston
Jamaica
England
Shawneetown
San Antonio
Gladstone
Toledo
Canton
Killag
Hazel
Singdck
N. J
New Hampshire
Huntsville
Ala
Mra ‘Ao Wood
Buford
Ogether
Samuel Bickley
Flint
Mich
James Isom
Peter Mankins
Avettleville
Catherine Brecowell
Gaith Twombs
Elvira Sullivan
Dallas
Boston
Judy Powell
Lisabell Forteax
Shelby, Mich
Abigail Alden
Bridgewater
Travis Murphy
St. Charles
Winifred Lally
Mary McElroy
Greensburg
Lena Duffy
Buffalo
Linton Frazer
Anh Collins
Ibert C. Bogart
Paterson
Lizabeth Treadwell
Greenfield
N. H
Thomas J. Durant
Elijah Ward
Charles Fox
William Miller
Caldwell
Berthold Auerbach
Robert Ayres
Jefferson County
Abraham Lincoln
Wightman
M. E. Church South
John E. McDonough
Joseph Sheffield
Sheffield Scientific School
Yale College
A. B. Meacham
Modoc
Lynch
Charleston
Robert H. Prusyn
Caroline Leroy Webster
Daniel Webster
Executions in 1882 Across United States
In 1882 a total of 114 murderers were executed in the United States. The South led with 78 executions, the North and territories had 36. South Carolina and Georgia had 10 each, Louisiana and Tennessee eight each, Missouri seven. In Indian Territory two were shot, preferred to hanging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JSS
United States
Nouth Carolina
Georgia
Louisiana
Ffennessee
Exag
Missouri
Indian Territory
Lenge Work in 1882 Mob Violence Record
In 1882 fifty seven men acted in differences across the country with mob violence noted east of Ohio. The rickety tally lists states and victims with a symbolic symbolical reminder of misfortune. The article notes the melancholy days and advises young women to avoid the symbols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ovid
Dakota
Virginia
South Carolina
Evansiseses
Idaho
Serene Ee Ticliana
Calfornia
Lieae
Notable Died in 1882 a World List of Distinguished Names
A compiled necrology lists prominent figures who died in 1882 including English novelist Harrison Ainsworth, jurists like Richard H. Dana Jr. and Clarkson N. Potter, politicians such as John J. Stewart and Horace Greeley family figures, engineers, bishops, artists, and diplomats with entries noting their roles and places of prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cee SaReEt
Harrison Ainsworam
Clement ‘C. Clay
Alabam
John W. Draper
John Phillips ‘Putnam
Superior Court of
New York
Richard H. Dana, Jr
Edward W. Stoughton
Russia
Pierpont
Vermont Supreme Court
John Cotton Smith
D. A. Goddard
Boston Daily Advertiser
Edmund Burke
New Hampshire
Robert B. Mitchell
Theophilus Parsons
Harvard University
Alexander Holley
H Henry W. Bellows
D. W. Waller
George Williamson
Central America
Louisiana
Lucy and the Papa on a Girl's Singing and Cook Duties
Lucy returns from boarding school and is scolded by her father for not cooking while she hides tears behind a façade of charm. She hides her anger, entertains a suitor, and endures a cutting remark about her singing, which prompts a defensive note about fair treatment and respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Martin
Long Island Sound
Sifere
Ientates
Gabriel
Cape Ann
Lucy
Pier Cold
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brownsv Lle
Gulf, Colorado
Henry Meller
Secret of the Interior
William Chandler
Arthur Mates
Fitz John Porter
Ford Boys
I. Joseph, Mo
Jesse Mes
Crittenden
Brownsville
Arti
Sanford
Jacksonville
New Mexico
Howe
FitzJohan Porter
Fayette County
Monticello
Miss
Selma
Pearce
Richardson
Prince Leopold
Waldeck
Blaine
Lake City
Cal
Brookville
Vanderbilt and Field
Frank Fisher
Galion
Colorado
Tiso
Siberia
Lieut
de Long
Janesville
Lord Cavendish
Mr. Burke
Arthur
Mcois R
Montgomery
Eige
Pullman
Wolf Lake
White Gear Lake
New Comerstown
Sandusky
National Bank
Atlantic Ocean
Shamokin
Leadville
Tombstone
Front Stott
North
Conley and
Reitzel
Chesterfield
Ae, Ark
Cexandria
John Wilson
Atabafalaya River
Aes
Smyrna
Asig
Minor
Id Ile
Penne Ayres
Siren
de Soto
Alriot
Vig Sueti
Cherry Street
New Yostroys
Tompkinsville
South Park
Thomas Kirkman
Hickman
Eastman
Waseca
E. Dwyer Grey
Matamarap
Madison
Chicago and Alton
Citer
Goth Springer
Marietta
Edge Imhoff
Richmand
Matthew Robinson
Lafayette
Warren
Osing
Perry County
Adain Hedgcox
McKinney
Texwei
Chaity Howard
Pine Bluff
Huld
Ah Robertson
Bethel
Mary Austin
Lucy Pickett
Saugatuck
Don Santiago Ortiz
Ysleta
lAng
McDonald
el Webster
Philadelphia
Ruth Freeland
Rapid City
Sunzning Ramely
Hannah Smith
Brooklyn
Anna Spence
New York City
Jane Newkbaum
Wabash
Priieel Hall
Trempealeau County
Patrick Hanlon
Aim Robinson
Maria Appleby
Morsidtown
Marsh Wood
Bufor'd
Pressburg
Hungary
John Brooks
Frank James
George Huntington
Amesburg
Cape Ace
Hume Redman
Evansville
Lampasas
Oxville
Mabry and Son
Maj
O’conner
G “Hoe
Ervia
William Penn
North Adams
Maas
Hull
Cana
German Ocean
Racine
Park Theater
York
Manila
Vie la
Halifax
Uth
Carolina
Arkansas
Florda
Nhe
Drth
Carolna
Cali
Rnia
Asaeae
Ivania
Eertscens
Jersey
Nevas
Washington Seishongs
Pial
Tidge Lenge
Coleane
Nilton
Latham
California
Joseph Pancoast
Philadelpha
Henry ¢. Pindell
Louisvile
Jenry W. Longfellow
Pet
Ea Saguh
Uribui ii
Charles W. Howell
United States Engineers
Jack Wharton
United States Marsual
Laobiana Thal
Cincingiati
Eisha R. Potter
Rhode Island
Bi —Engresman Thomas Allen
Stuis
Ida Greeley Smith
Horacé Greeley
Danté Gabriel Rossetti
Michael Hannan
Haliax
C. J. Dodds
Jean W. Cannon
Samuel (. Fessenden
Maine
John TH
Horace Maynard
Ostmister
Yeargia Membe
Tennessee
H. Sweetzer
Massachusetts
Cadwallader C. Washburne
Wiscons
Joseph G. Barnard
United States Department of Engineer
Kauffman
Garibal
Terry
United States Navy
William Denison
Ichabod Godwin
Skobeleff
John B Alvarado
Pisbor
Barstow
Maryland
Artemus Hale
Rockton
Chales A. Vogeler
Blti
More
David 8. McDougall
G.1k. Warren
United States Army
George R. Dennis
Jesse Hoyt
Witter Stanley Stevens
Benj. H. Hill
George W. Musgrave
Timothy Bailey
Ballston, N
W.H. den
Girard University
Adame'e Tess Company
Isaac Murphy
Srataee
Moses Williams
Dr. Pusey
James Anderson
Queen Victoria
Padela de Phillips
Iiriam M. Lowe
Alabama
Mece
Touts
Napoleon Ney
Marshal Nev
Sens
Frank Queen
New York Clipper
John D.defrees
Fen Conenge
Edward Himmond
Robert Aine
Methodist Church South
E. A. Straw
John Hanna
Inda
Alexander Hamilton
St Louis
Charles H. Poor
Samuel Remington
Remington Company
Lewis D Campbell
Ecembf
Wymi
Archibald’ Campbell Tait
Canterbury
Louis Blank
von Fotow
Concan Worcester
Anthony Trollope
O—W. Frey
Hugh Alixn
Josiah A. Noonan
Wisconsin
William Gallignani
Orsh
Indiana
Robert Ould
Te Eee Ons
Francis Crose
Carlisle
Trevor W. Park
Emma
Henry Jamies
Schendt
Navy
Fondo
Caro
Larrar